The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-15

as possible. 1t viii be worth great dea
to this city when completed.
Call at c. A. Plnmmer's aud Cos. and
examine the celebrated Skidegate oil before
purchasing elsewhere 0nly Sl.O pei
gallon quality guaranteed.
We are under obligations to little Reuben
Thompson for small basket of plume.
They were delicious, aud we viii not fail to
remember the kind little donor.
Remember that you always get what you
order at Dave Horlaeher's. The choicest
steaks, the iueiest roasts and the best meats
of all kinds constantly on hand
JOS, wehber. jr,, Willie Humphrey,
Johnny webber and Ala Harris got the
first water last Monday morning. by at.
taehing the hose to the hydrant
The work of changing and making the re.
pairs ON the Congregational church eommen'
eel this week. The building when finished
up will be neat aud conyenient.
New stock of buggy whips just opened at
Thompson and Mccoy's, Long seven footers,
just the thing for Twine Binders. Go and
get one before they are gobbled up.
Red6eld and Irving have on hand large
supply of peach plums and parties desiring
them in quantities for preserving can be
supplied by leaving their orders there.
Agricultural machinery is now going out
of town fast, aud dealers are doing WELL
Harvest will begin now in a very abort tune
aud farmers are going to be ready for it.
A fine new hall has been fitted up in the
Peterson building opposite the Odd Fellows
Temple. aud is now occupied by the Lodges
OF E'Nai Birth, Good Templars and United
Workmen.
The ClArks began work on the foundation
of MAsen's new dwelling last Monday.
Zeyss and Hochstedler will do the earpen.
tor work, and of course Dave viii have q
niee home.
Water was again turned iato the clnal
on Thursday night Of last week, aud now
our factories, foundries. mills. etc, are run
ming in full blast after their enforced rest
for few days.
Nesting OF the Woman's Christian Tenn.
peranca Union viii be held Saturday, July
10 at the residence Of Jas. Ii. Foster. Esq.
Ladies who are not members are cordially
invited To attend.
Messrs Haight and Blumberg are nov
proprietors OF the Central Market and will
keep up the excellent reputation it has Al.
ways had as being the best place in the
city to buy meat.
Bill Canon livery stable still stands. and
We are beginning TO believe that it was never
foreoriained that it should burn. Fires
have occurred on all sides of it. bat il still
remains unscathed.
Repairs have been commenced ON the
Foster brick and will be pushed ahead As
rapidly as possible. Messrs Monteith and
Seiteabach will occupy the store again as
soon as completed.
The Oliver Chilled Plow will run aud do
good work in dry ground when q steel plow
cannot be kept in. They are just the plOw
you waut for. summer following. For sale
by Samuel F.. Young.
Remember that VIM. l. Watkins pays the
highest market price in cash for furs aud
hides, chickens. eggs and all kinds OF pro-
duce. he does not ask you to take trade
everything is cash.
Warm weather is coming on and every
one who can do so IS making arrangements
to 60 either to the Bay or mountains. Our
turn viii probably not come this season. It
is an ''off year" with Us.
C. 2. Montague OF Lebanon is building up
a splendid trade and the reason is found in
the facts that he sells good goods at reason
able prices, always carries full stock and
keeps it well advertised
Mr.. Ed. Bellanger. OF the Star Brewery,
will keep constantly on draught his cele-
brated beer, aud all who know how to ap.
preciate first class beverage viii always
find him willing to dispense it,
For lot OF large luscious plums, we have
been placed under obligations to Miss Belle
Canon. Our whole force, from the editors,
up to his Majesty, the Devil, makes It's po-
litest bow to the handsome donor.
The Standard says that arrangements are
about completed for the sale of the Salem
FIGURING Mills to an English company rep
resented by Mr. Scott, for several years
resident agent of Kinney Bros. at Liverpool.
Farmers and others who have any occa.
sion to use lubricating oils should not faj' %
call ON Saltmarsh and Langdon. They
bought large stock early in the season and
aaIt h. 1aok -. = L..
F. NJ. Miller Esq of Lebanon, is the
authorized agent Of the DEMOCRAT at
Lebanon. We have left the accounts due
the paper in that vicinity in his hands aud
hope our patrons viii oblige us by prompt
payments.
Every one has kind word now for the
Ladies Coffee Clah. Their work already
has accomplished more in the direction
sought than all the recitations, songs and
collections at the Blue Ribbon Club since IT'S
Organization.
IA dark bay horse, saddled and bridled,
IS borrowed OF the owner without bis con.
sent at the Albany celebration and ridden
over into the Forks OF the SantjAm and
turned loose, and is now at Bilyeu's livery
stable at Scio
The injunction suit brought by parties
holding the Plummer fruit deyer manufac-
tnring right against the Thomases to re.
strain them from putting up any more driers.
has not yet been decided. 1t is in the U.
8. District Court at Portland.
The excursion to Portland on Sunday
July oath, under the auspices of the Albany
German Aid Society premises to be a pleas
ant affair. The fare is certainly very low,
being only g, 90 for the round trip.
The boys had considerable sport this week
over the style of orthography used by SONS
of the legal fraternity practicing in Records