The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-03

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A good way to catch a greeny Is to take
him around to Jim Herren's to see the ground
hog, and when you get him there let him
gaze at Jim's Hno sausage,
Levi Leland, tho temperance lecturer, is
back in Oregon again. He used to be IA
vorite in this state and did gallant work in
the temperance cause.
The Laughing Man" came "gol dorn
nigh" splitting his sides roaring over the
work done at tho State Fair on the Davis
Sewing Machine.
We are very glad to be able 10 state that
MontMonteith writes home from sanl' Francisco
that physicians tell him there Ia somo hopo
Of his rogaining his hearing.
Scarlet fever, we hear, is raging in Port
land. Ono minister stated that during the
past fortnight he had attended thirteen fu.
nerais among his parishioners.
A. Briggs, Of Seio, was over here few
days ago, aud looked as natural as ever. Ho
is having now house bailt, and rumor has
it that no Is to be married this week.
We 500 by the reports at hand that tho
Davis" sewing machine was ngain vietori.
Gus At tho State Fair, receiving the First
Premium, a. IL did last year.
Ike Long, Eb. Keebler and Bon Crouch
have been up in the mountains hunting and
got back few days ago. They had very
poor success, only getting one deer
You cannot conceive what magnificent
stock of candies HafTenden Bros. have with.
out calling. Holiday sweetness can bo had
there in any quantity at very lew prices.
/. Fox has tho ianeiest Of vases, lovely
MAjolicl ware, and q magnificent assortment
Of silver plated ware. II you want td give
lady real handsome present, call there.
Mart Miller returned from tho mountains
near Greenhorn lAst ThuEHdsy, and brought
own four deer with him. lie says deer
hunting in another week will be at its best.
A little boy and daughter Of Mr.. Zum.
walt, Of this city have been down With the
typhoid fever for about three weeks, but are
now recovering under the treatment of DR..
Hill.
Wet weather Is here at last. and instead Of
making your wife mad by setting your vet
umbrella dowa on the carpet. 90 to John
Briggs aud buy that handsome umbrella
rack.
Last Sabbath tho teachers u tho U. +.
Sabbath School decided TO have Christmas
Tree for the benefit Of all who attend that
scheol, and arrangements for IL will begin
Immediately.
-Four or Gvo marriages will take place
amosg tho ie bon ton Of oar city, during the
nsxt few months. II they only knew-bat,
then, We won't throw cold water on such
proceedings.
9Freighs trains will next week commence
running on tho narrow Gauge Railroad be.
tween seio and Rays Ferry on ths William
cite, where connection will be made with
boats for Portland.
The persons who expect to take par, in
the CantatA Of QaSca Esther practice two
or three times every week. aad arc making
very good progress under the management Of
Ar. ChAs. HAfssden.
Miss Jennie Clark. daughtsrol our worthy
Mayor, eame home from Portland thia wssk.
At whish place She has been making al ex-
tended visit Her sister. Miss Lulu, went
10 Eugene on visit last Saturday.
! Mrs. Katie Protzman. of Portland, came
up on a visit 70 her oil home 10 tina clty last
Saturday. Her many friends will be sorry
to hear that she lest oao Of her little children
few weeks ago from scarlet fever.
Rain came At last on Tuesday Of thia week.
Il didn't amount to much a. frat, bat the
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turc from now henceiorth. We thought all
the tine that we would have rain at the sud
OF the dry SPELL
Several Of our 4. o. u. " insInbesa weAt
out to Tangent Tuesday evening to assist IA
Organizing y new lodge. bat the weather was
20 bad that the organization was postponed
until next Tuesday evening. Our friend
Jos. Beard treated the Albany boys 10 a mag.
nidesAt supper.
While Win Rice was being married last
week the freight train Galutsd him As i;
passed the house by a series Of the most un.
earthly serssehea We ever heard. People
up here thought the train had all been
wrecked except the locomotive and that i;
was IAmenting the accident.
French has ireesived'A handsome assOrt
ment Of silver plated ware, consisting oi
eastors. cake baskets. butter dishes, card
stands, pickle eastors, napkin rings, knives
forks. spoons etc, which will be sold ex
tremsIy low. Call and examine goods and
prioea oppasite Odd Follows Temple.
From paper received from Lewiston. Ida
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has been elected Probate Judge Of Nsz Perez
county. No initialsare given, but from tho fac
that Philip Grisby, our old County Treasurer
settled there. we expect he is the fortunat,
one. II so, We congratulate him. lie has
studied law considerably and viii make
good Probate Judge.
Editorial Troubles.
II an editor OmitS anything he is lazy j