The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-29

Coli. Zle 1t the holm, and says
the people viii give him liberal support he
will continue the paper. and II not he pro.
poses to stop. The paper is small. but is
'.newsy" and large enough for this city.
Il will be sold for Is cents per week.
See what c. .. Montague Of Lebanon has
to say in another column TO our readers In
that section. Mr.. Montague has built up q
splendid trade and thoroughly understands
the general merchandise business. His care.
ful attention TO the wants Of his customers.
reasonable prices and accommodating ways
of doing business have made him very popn.
lar and he well deserves the success he Is re.
ceiving.
Mr.. FIN. French. the popular iswelsr. while
out driving on Monday evening last, acci.
dentally drove oyer the guy rope fastened to
the heavy derrick being used By the Clark
Broa. in repairing the Foster Block, and
threw II to the ground. As il fell it just
missed Mr.. French's head. The affair created
quite sensation, as several who were stand.
ing near fally expected 10 see Mr. French
crushed under it.
There has been some business in Recorder
Hsnton's court this week, the lAw-breaksrs
being Chinese. 'Tittle Jims' men put one
of ''Hig Charley's" men ont Of their house.
and In doing 30 did not handle him like
they would .. looking glass. He had them
arrested and fined, and they in turn had
him jerked up for bursting their door In.
All we're guilty, Of course. and our city
treasury Is now in . better condition than
usual.
The Linn Co. Agricultural Association
held meeting at the Office Of Barkhart
Bros in this city on Saturday evening last
and made arrangements 20 get every thing
in shape for the coming fair. The grounds
viii be put in shape at once and some nav
baildings erected. the association is in
good condition and cOsadent of . success
fsl exhibition this year. The matter i Of
Importance to our citizens and shonId re.
csive hearty support
Eugene Buchanan aud several assistants
are constantly in the eountFy assisting the
farmers in getting their self If.bindsrs In opsra-
ton. Mr.. Buehaaan's plan of dsyOting his
personal attention aud that Of skilled as<is-
tants 70 showing the farmers how TO pro-
perly run their machines il making him
many friends. - 1t saves the farmer much
expense often incurred By putting inexperi-
enced hands at work with new machinery.
His warehouse Is . completes repository Of
all kinds Of farm implements and our readers
shoald inspect his stock before purchasing.
The German Aid Society EreursiOn from
this city 70 Portland last Sunday was grand
success and everybody seems to have had q
very pleasant time Of it. 1t was well pat
ronizsd from this place. not only by our Ger
man citizens bat by many others who wished
to enjoy pleasant ride for little money.
Il seems 10 have taken all along tie line -
the following from the Torn Tall Of Salem
would Indicate: "Five cars vent down on
the exclusion train Yesterday from Albany &c
Portland, all pretty well filed. Between Sc
and 100 persons went down from here. F."
The topic Is shoes. Foot wear Of all kinds
Is meant by this term. The place TO find
them Is ct ). +. Youug's establishment. First
street, Albany. The stock is larger and more
varied IL N the population Of this section ever
hAse ha1 <ke> slsaszs@ 0t szaEainiag before,
II embraces mems boots and shoes. It en-
braces ladies' shoes, ladies' slippers and every.
thing Of the kind known TO the ladies. a.
we'll as all the new styles. TIE misses have
not been forgotten. There are shses there
1 r III u 4 q u. l.