The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-08

AueeaAY ana IaNerou US Win caHs
Mr.. Harry Rudd, of Peoria, made US q
abort visit Last Thursday. He reports crops
in that section rs in splendid condition,
and The farmers all fesling good natured.
Mr. |. +. Conn aud family have removed
20 Lebanon, where Mr. Conn viii remain
this summer. He IL to build the new hotel
the Lebanon people are wanting so badly.
Mr.. olney Fry. Jr, of this county, but
who has lived in Marion for some time, Is
now moving back to his old farm aud is
making considerable improvements thereon.
The boats are making regular trips mp and
down the river with good stage Of water
They repsrk that tho food In January made
good many changes in the channel of the
river. :
Judging from the immense stocks of goOds
arriving, our merchants have full faith that
We are soon to have railroad to Yaquina
Bay and are expecting boom Ia eonse'
queneo.
One of our young ladies has been making =
nash on a certain young man aud says she
thinks his mother fAvors the scheme because
she comes over every day and berrows
''greeas"
Brother Pottinger. of the Herald. says we
hurt his fel;aes last week. We are very
sorry that such . slight thing as typo
graphical error should cause such cat
astrophe.
We understand that Mr.. J. c. Hamilton.
the popular superintendent of the Albany
Flax Co.'S mills. is to be retained by the new
owners. A better selection could not have
been made.
Ex-senator S. ID. Haley. has proper ap-
probation of the good things of this world.
He called en- US last Saturday and deposited
81 90 In coin fer enc years subscription to
the DEMOCRAT
The stock Of goods formerly ewaed by Ed.
Baum, has been Auctioned of this week by
Sam1 Cohen The corner has presented
quite lively appearance and sOme good bar
gains have been gsing.
Cleaning the mad FROM First street was
decidedly stitch in time. Now that the
dry weather approaches the benefits sf il are
appreciated Stitches in time are among the
goods things Of this wsrld.
ID. P. Mason, our popular druggist, has
been having an elegant fence built about his
lots. corner of Sixth aad Ferry Streets. We
understand it win not be long until neat
residence gOss ap on that corner.
u II H.-~s.lt.sar
was in the city last week attending the busi.
ness council of P. of Ii. He reports renewed
interest in the organization, aud predicts for
it long life. He returned Monday.
Remember your local paper is the index
by which the outside world reads the char
acter of your city, and contribute 10 its sap
port literally and sEilliRgly that it may be
encouraged to do its daty faithfully.
Prof. d. V. s. Reid, principal of the JEFF
ferson Academy, was in the city last satur
day. At late meeting of the directors of
the academy Prof. Reid was engaged 70 fill
the position Of principal for fifteen months
longer.
Nbile running through the country up
near Peoria last Tuesday We took dinner
with our friend w. F. Citizens. Mr.. G. is
now on the Christian farm and Is doing well.
He viii have about 200 or 800 acres Of wheat
this season.
There will be . cat congress, composed OF
the principal Thomas and TabbY Felines Of
this city, to meet soon on the old back roofs
to discuss the moral tendencies Of the Com
mon Council and the local proof readers.
Look sut for squalls.
came up from Portland last Friday and lit
up our streets with bis jovial countenaHce
ustil Monday. Ars. J. B. COngle. OF Port
land, came up with the Doctor and viii re-
main here some little time.
When enc reads the weather telegramE
from the East, telling of severe snow storms
and cold, clustering weather, and compares
it with tho pleasant, bAlmy days We are ez.
psriencing here. one fOrgets all about the
pattering rain that fell last winter.
Phe large delegation OF our citizens who
make daily visits to the Star Brewery testify
to the superior quality Of the beer manafAc.
tured there. II is q cool, delicious beverage
and as teaic this warm weather it ia not
equalled anywhere. give it 8 trial.
A splendid let Of furniture fer sale at
Graft and Frem's at prices never before
heard Of in this locality. They claim that
they turn out very superior kind of work,
and We certainly have seen sOme beautiful
pieces Of Workmanship from their shop.
The Albany SMALL boy says he wishes
they would hold teachers Institutes once a
week and have . vacation in the schools
each time. The river banks are lined with
him and the trout and clubs suffer in the
flesh tos large extent in consequence thereof
Il. A. Clark's new advertisement in thii
weeks DEMOCRAT is worth attention from
ear readers needing anything in his line
He says he employs 40 eanvassers aad cal
thus aasrd To give his customers the hsaea
Of the 25 per eeat commission ether firms pa
for such werk.
i Mr.. Jne. Irving, our pepalar grocer, ha
INDUCED In fine new fence about his resi-
dence grounds, which completes one Of tn
finest places in the city. He has had hi
fountain repaired and pat In pipes connect
ing it with the water works, and it vii
hereafter be Supplied by water from tina
source.
Zeyss and Hechstedler took the csntrac
for putting up the Foster building, and no'
when they come to put in the front they fR
that glass of the required size cannet he ha
in San Francisco. bat will have to com
frsm Chicago. This viii take about fort
days, and delay the removal Of Hoffman an
Joseph into their aow quarters for that tina,
D. 81. Osborn, tles famous agricultural in