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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
LEnaseS ITEMS.
I.s,aSos. Sept. lat. 1871,

L'sAsos. Sept. iss. 1891.
E:i Demoera
On last Thursday night some patty or
parties entered tho drug staFe Of Dr. ]. NJ.
Powell. by prying open rear win.low, and
after helpsng themselves 10 tobacso and
some other articles. concluded - pay their
respects 10 tl,e Post Ofiics which is kept in
the drug store. Ey dint Il eiiat 1ilh
penkbifs they cut hole into tho money
drawers. bot fortunately the postmaster had
left hnt little money ia there having put the
most on has.a in smAli drawer beside the
one cut into They aot some two or three
dsIlars in money. uat being satisfied they
proceeded 10 help Themselves to stamps.
The postmaster thinks they took about 1000
3 e.at stamps. besides some others. amount.
ing ia All 10 near $50 worth The loss falls
on the postmaster, which All are aorry for as
Mr. Andrews Is unusually liberal by al.
NJ clue Whatever i bad TO the burglars
Tie Warehouse Is sufficiently completed
10 receive grain. The machinery runs first.
rate aud the farmers are bnsy hauling in
grain. Mr. G. II. RaiAton ard ". D.
Danaca are the agents Of the warehouse
company 10 receipt for all grain. Their
known disposition - accommodate is Enll-
cient guarantee that all will receive kind
treatment at their hands
Mrs. Nellie DAsia, Of Csnscrville, Is viais;
ing our friend Taylor Cotton The geatIsman.
ly agent OF the o. aud G. Co.
Tne grand event Of the week was the
marriage OF DR.. J. ~ Powell and Miss Ada
Cheadle on last Sunday evening at o'clock
by the Rev. H. condit at the u. p. Church.
Long before the time for the ceremony, the
church was filed sby those anxious 20 wit.
ness the event. Numerous boquets Of
choice flowers graccd tho stand On the en-
trance Of the bridal party Mrs i. NJ.
Miller rendered in pleasing way beanti-
ful wedding march. The bride and groom
were attended by Mr.. Fisher aud Miss
cheadle. At the alter the minister united
them ia the holy bonds Of matr imony. The
bride and bridesmaids were elegantly dress
ed as well as the groom and his atteDdenta.
At the close the bridle party We're escorted
by few friends to the New Hotel where q
splendid supper awaited them gotten up
especially for the occasion by the genial
landlord, $. II. Cloughton. Altogether the
affair was in every respect pleasant aud
long to be remembered
The doctor anil his lady took tour TO the
Dalles and will be gone for some ten days,
when they will return and move into his
fine dwelling house, which is almost com.
plete.
f. NJ. Miller went to Portland Wednesday
on business connected with the Warehouse,
Also J. G.. Cowan went below for the pnr-
pose Of laying IN new stock Of goods.
LEB.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
oregon paeiae Hallroad.

The Albany Register says "thero Il
scarcely day pasaes but what we find
In this city more than one "doubtlne
Thomas, who firmly assert that they
do not believe the Yaquina Bay Railroad
will over be built, and not until they
can see the graders at work will they
believe IT, II Is useless 10 argue with
them on this important subject. but
when u paper, published In q city that
hns done all II could 10 prevent It's con-
stnctIon comedies the fact, IL Is time
TINT these doubling. gentlemen become
convinced, even II IL be against their
own will The following Is taken from
the Portland Standard OF August 27th /;
t1liose who have refused 10 rest AS
stlfed that the Oregon Pacific Railroad
would be built, have 10 acknowledge
TINT now not q doubt remains. The
firm or Kwong, Now Il Co, In this city
have contracted To furnish 800 Chinese
laborers, and they are now being m0y-
ed to points along the line af the pro.
posed road between Corvallis aud iaq-
lilnA Bay. The services Of Isaac w.
Smith, late chief engineer 0fthe North.
ern Pacific Railroad, has been secured,
and he will enter or his duties sn the
first OF september. On the 9th of Sep.
tember work will eOmmence all along
The line and viii be prosecuted IA rap
idly as tle weather VIII permit until II
II completed.
We know It's asllame TO spoil the fine
point that Bro. Van cleye makes on the
city OF Portland In hIs remarks above,
but We can't help IT, Theitem lac clips
from The staadardiirst made It's appear
ance In the DEMocRAT, but afterwards
appeared ia the Standard without credit.
The firm that has tho contract OF fur
nishlng COO Chinese Il tie Kwong Nov
Co, Of Albany. aud they are now rush.
Ing their labor.rs up TO Corvallis In n
hurry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

A change has been made IN the time
set for the commencement Of the new
year OF the Albany Collegiate Institute
-fIom the 9Th to the 18th Of this month.
Under the management of the Revs.
Condit, this institution Is now In bet
ter condition than ever before in lis ex.
lstence, and we fully expect 10 see the
attendance Increase until the present
building will not contain all the pupils
A thorough corse ofiHstruction canheFe
be had, and there is no use In sending
eur young people off to other places
for schooling. Albany society Is as
good, II not better, than that Of any
other town In the valley, aud ysnng
folks attending school here are not 20
apt to be led astray as at other points,
we could mention. Board Is cheap, the
locality Is generally healthy, and we
know efno better place for such sn in-
stitution.
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saii Breaklns


List Sabbath morning a gentleman
passing by the County jail noticed ho {
IN one ofthe side wali-, aud upon notify.
Ing Sheriff Charlton Of It a search shove q
tnat tho thres prisoners had broken
throngf the wall and made their escape
sometime during tho night. The inside
walls OF the jail are covered with net
work OF bar iron, crossed ut right angles
every six or eight inches and riveted.
with the aid Of n leg Of one Of their cots
they had broken one Of those bars whore
" had been weakened by riyst hole. and
tnen forced It ont ..nd broke IL off. This
gave him good iron instrument 10 work
with on the brick wal, and their escaf was
then only matter Of short time. They
must have worked very noiselessly ,as The
Shorlh and his family reside on the second
floor, and they heard no ufusnal noise.
Great efforts have been put forth By shef-
inChariton aud Deputy sheriff Duncan TO
capture the prisoners. but no clue Of their
whereabouts has yet been found.
One OF the men Is r. J. Ankenny, who
was bound Over 10 await action of the
grand jury only few weeks ago, on the
chargeof robbing n Mr. vandereool Of
Some $500.
John Williams, Mas awaiting trial for
selling liquor 70 tho indians, with whom
no lived. The other man gave his name
as j. 4. Cox, and was captured by Mr..
0alpes while he was going through the
iatter's house over near ScIo last spring.
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The following statement Of William J.
coughlin, OF Somerville. Mass, IS 80 re-
markaDle that We beg 10 ask for it the at
tention OF our readers lie says: SIN the
f1ll Of 1876 ! was taken with a violent
bleeding offhe lungs followed by a severe
cough. soon began TO lose my appetite
and he9h. ] was 10 weak at ore time that
could not leave my bed. In the summer
1fIs77 / was admitted 70 The City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had hole
10 my LEFT lung as big as = half dollar.
expended over a hundred dollars in doc
tors and medicines. / was so Ear gone II
one titise report went around that was
lead. ] gave up hope, but q friend feid
inc Of Dr. Nm. Halls Balszn for The
lungs. laughed az nay friends. thinking
hat my case was incuTabie. but got q
bottle 10 satisfy them, whee 10 sur
prise ano gratiheztion, g - 60
feel BITTER. My hope once n
20 revive, and today I5eel IN
than / have the past three yearx.
If write this hoping You vii. publish IL
20 that every one afflicted witt Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take Dr. Wm
Halls Balsam for the lus.gs, and be con-
ylneed that consumption can be cured ]
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that it has done more good than Al
the other medicines / have taken since
my sickness Ny cough has almost en-
tireIy disappeared and shall soon be abls
70 20 70 work. Sold by druggists. 3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

THIS magazine for September IL an un.
usually bright and attractive number
and furnishes entertaining reading for
several evenings. "The English at Il q
Seaside" describes Great BritaiE's famous
watering places. and IL replete With Illus.
trations. The thousand Islands OF the
y. Lawrences are then described 10 Q. --ay
that Is very attractive 20 the reader. vii
lIams coIiegs, with which President Gar
ield was once connected, is written mp
One OF the best articles Is 9The Girl,
sketehiDg Camp" an anu sing record Of
vacation spent by some young lady ar.
lists Of New York la Maine during ID.
last season. There ars several bsauaifu
poems, and one or swo short stories. An,
other interesting article Il the "whea
Fields Of the Northwest, which show,
that Il Is probable canad4 and paris %
British America will excel our country ID
the producsieh Of wheat. The two seria,
povelas scontinue TO be intensely interest
-1@%M@-u@w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Last Tuesday afternoon Postmaster
Raymond received Official notice from
Washington that the mail service between
tins city and Lebanon should be contir-
ued as heretofore daily, by tage-and
was instructed n notify the contractors OF
this change. This news viii be received
with pleasure by the people o. both CON-
munitieS, as the proposed change would
have wo'ked great hardship to all. The
Swees Home folks may thank their lucky
stars that the Postal Department did nol
carry out their proposed change, ~ ths
contractors expected 10 throw up theIl
entire contract, which would have lef
Sweet Home out in the cold altogether
We had about come 10 ths conclusion ts
put on pony express between Lebanon
aud Albany, as our paper under the new
order OF things would not reach tier,
until II or u o'clock on Saturday night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

II you are suffering with : severe ceugh.
cold. asthma. bronchitis. hay fsver. con-
euuptian, loss OF voice, tickling ia the threat
or ahF sifection of the throat q iangss use
TT King New Discovery far Cs1,susnption-
This is tie great reulsdy tilss i eas>ios -
much excitement By its wonderful catcss
curing thousands OF hopeless cases. Over
one million bottles Of Or kings New Dis
covery have been used witnin the last year,
and have given perfect SUBTRACTION Ia every
instancer We can unhesitatiDgly say that
this is really the only suro cure for throat
and lung affections, and can eheerfuily rec
ommend il to all Call and get trial bottle
free Of cost. OF = regular size for Sl.0o. Fox
ale by
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba
ny ID. Morris, SeiO DR.. l. Foley, Lebz-
non Dr. J. NJ Powell, Lebanon D. -.
Calbreatte. Baena Vista Reafetto and Mon
tague, jefferson o. III. z. Cornelins, Tur-
uer r. A. Rampy. Harrisburg 5. ).
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, Halsey
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
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Notice to Creditors.

In the mater Of the co-partnership estate
OF fHouk and Meyer.
Notice Is hereby given that BY order of
the county court and judge thereof OF
Linn connfy, Oregon, made on the 22nd
day Of June, 1875, and duly entered Of
record the undersigned was duly appoint
ed administrator or the co partnership es-
tate OF Houk and Meyer, OF Linn county,
Oregon; therefore all persons having
claims against said eopartnership estate,
are hereby notified 10 present the same
duly verified TO the undersigned, in Alba
ny, Linn county, Oregon. withinthe time
and ia the manner prescribed by law.
Dated Albany, Sept 1, 1881.
JOHN A. CRAWFORD.
Adn1iniafrainr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
The show

The Mirror Of Ireland was greeted
with good houses both Friday aud Sat
nrday nights, and everybody seemed
TO think they had got their money :
worth. The gllmpses obtained OF the
Irishmau's fartheriand Ia the panora.
mic Views presented. were gool, aud
We dare say carried many back to
their life In old Ireland before they
crossed tlie seas for this country. The
theatrical part of thc entertainment
was very humorous, and all seemed 10
forget the fact that tho dancing was
being doae aud low comedy acted In n
place of Worship, for serious counte-
nance gave place 70 smiling faces, aud
smiling faces TO side bursting laughter
II now tarns out that the story clrcn.
lated about the company's being re-
quested 10 open the theatre with a
psalm was all a fiction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
I@ @,sriasi % EATsss. aal e,asr.

Wo crave the attention of our readers
for few moments 81 that wo can toll
them what wa have seen at A. u. Nell.
wains. Goods are now arriving NJ his
place by every train, and hls stock has
grows 10 enormous proportions, but IL
not too large for the magnificent trade he
has built up with cur faTTers. Ia hi.
main saiesfoom the shelves and counters
arc bonding low under thclr Immense
load "fdry goods. ladies' dre-. goods
in every hue, and quality ars shown
there, and In the limo Of boots apd shoes
for persons OF either sex or any age hss
stock canno. be oxccllej.
Cent oman's aud boys clothing and
furnishing goods arc kept here, and In
this limo OF goods he viii seIl lower than
any other dealer without regard 10 cos..
Remember this. that when you want any
thing In that line Il will pay you Ia call
on him before yoa purchuse.
In shelf hardware ha has very com.
piete stock, and a. he buys Ia San Fran
cisco inssead Of Portland, he can coll nj
prices which cannot leo touch 4 ny other
dealers.
Salt 10 the amount or20 tons he has on
hand, coffee and Tea Ir sarLz and boxes
stand in piles which almost rsach the
ceiling.
Ills stock or tohar.so {. ,nil not b,, /, i.ie III
for less than $1,000 81 siso0. an.l 4. "a ..Ia
up Of the lsesl I,ran,ls on tho market. lie
has several grades ani -sll. At prices
which tango from 20 cents per pound
upward. The entire ssosa II simply enor.
moiis and 4 would we'll pay ron 60 iooh
through. ME. MeIIwaln wants Il iistllle.
ly understood that ho Eesnrni harasin.
IN making his purchases aud that lie vii
sell as prices lower than can b. h,d ans.
where else.
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Reaarr. sf the psmeeras.

BY reading an account Of Mr.. Grey's
criminal actions. which appears in another
column, you may form the opinion that it
will have the effect Of stopping the publica-
tion Of the DEMOCRAT. Snch Is not the case.
The blow. Of course, is hard one. bnt we
have made arrangements so that the paper
will be continued right along. and we have
no fear but that We viii weather it through
providing the present liberal patronage Of
the paper is continued. We have lately
sent out statements Of account to almost
all subscribers. and il they win take the
frat opportunity TO square up old sums it
win be kindness that we win appreciate.
We expect 10 do our best towards giving
yeu good. readable interesting newspaper.
and one that yoa nan take into your families
without fear. WI have grown mp to man
hood here in Alb my our interests are all
here. and Whatever We can do that viii be of
benefit TO our townorcounty win rvceiye our
earnest attention and be done with pleasure.
Hoping that we will be able to give you
what you deserve in the line OF county
weekly newspaper, we remain
Yours faithfully.
CLAIB. II. STEWART
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or the Pacific Surgical Institute,
305 Kearney street, San Francisco,
will he at the Chemeketa Hotel,
Salem, August 20, 80 and s1st; at
the st. Charles Hotel, Albany, Sept.
Cd and 81, and nc the st. Charles Ho-
tel. Eugene City, Sept. 9th and 9th,
fully prepared to treat allcases fSpi-
nal disease, Knee aud Hip disease,
Club.foot, Crooked Limbs, Paralysis,
and all Chronic and Surgical diseases.
AS this Institute Is unequaled in fac
Titles for the treatment of these affec-
tions, all who are interested should
not fall TO see these surgeons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

The nTelegram" says that Miss Lolsa
o'Conner. the well known child elotu-
tionlst OF Portland, viii aoon leave that
ely foi Boston, Mass, where she goes 10
curnplege her studies under tho most CON-
pelent tsachers that can be found at tie
Hub. Her mother win accompany her,
and Will remain for the next three yews.
They will make visit 10 aTinnesota en-
the way East. With proper training Miss
Lola has promising career before her
Our people will remember this little girl
A. the daughter OF T. ]. o'conner, who
kept an auciioneering establishment in
this city year or TIVE ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
4. D. U. w.

Following are the officers elected at Hal
sey last Friday night for the ensuing year.
This lodge was organized on the 20th by A.
d. Rogers, s. d. g. q. w. and meets on
the first and thirl Saturdays Of each month:
P. ". w. TT Black.
w. w. I /. Porter,
Foreman. ] ii Thompson,
0verseer Hiram Williams,
: Recorder. VIM Parker.
Fin. M Y Keontz,
Rec. J J Fisher,
Guide. w b MNeil,
/. w. NJ McNeary.
@. w Ii II Baxter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

S. E. Young has just received a large
aud elegant stock Of the celebrated
Samuel Dunbar and Co. : Philadelphia
shoes. They are by far the hest goods
ever brought to this coast and this year
Mr.. Young has bought direct from the
manufacturers and can give his custom.
ers the benefit Of this advantage. Call
and inspect these goods before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

The Conference OF the Methodist Ens.
copal Church, South, adjourned THE week
at Corvallis, after having had a very
pleasant session. Rev. ID. G. Mcfarland
has again received the appointment Of
Presiding Elder Of this District Rev. J.
r. n. Bell, formerly OF Roseburg, come,
down to Corvallis Albany has no pastor
Rev. NJ. C.AfilIer Is stationed At Roseburg,
and Rev. T. b. white Is transferred to the
Denver District In Colorado. This last
means that we 10 10 lose Rev. white, and
the news will be received with pain by
many as he has made many friends In
this valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Annie Loniee Carey and Clara Louise
Kellogg are beyond question the most ia
nous opera singers OF modern times. In
fact they have been universally acknowl-
edged TO be the leaders Of their profession,
as well as ladies Of large experience and
particularly good taste. They have prob
ably travelled mere extensively than any
ladies on the stage. and. a. Consequence,
have had excellent opportuuliies judg-
ing Of the merits Of different and
their productions. II Is Gel. nv
great credit to California anu bal
semi-tropicsl climate Of the Pacific, 10 we
had them pronounce Slaven's Yo-~anits
Cologne by tar the lest they have ever
used In any country. For sale by Fosbay
a. Mason, Fosters Brick. Albans.Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
AsrIsal,nral college Appointments.

We understand that Senator Smith
has made his appointments Of scholars
to the Agricultural College, at Corval-
lis, and that Senator Humphrey has
one vaconcy yet to fill, and Senator
gilyeu two. If any Of our readers wish
to secure an appointment for their
children they should at once address
the two latter named gentlemen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
DESIGNATION NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between G. IL.
Stewart and A. +. Grey, under the firm
name Of Steward Il Grey, doing general
newspaper and insurance business IN Albany,
Oregon, is this day dissolved. All money
notes and accounts due the late firm Of
Stewart and Grey are payable to G. Fl.
Stewart. who will also settle al ths firm
Indebtedness
G. H. STEWART.
Albany, Or. Sept. ! 1881,
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A Far... wanted.

We have cash buyer for farm who
wants to invest 5000. He wants plact
near good school, and doesn't care much
about the location otherwise. Wants 8
good, fair house, good water and an or
chard. If the location should be a stock
place near the foothills, would want mol
less than 40 acres of cultivated land. Call
or,address @. II. Stewart at once.
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Notice.

All parties indebted to me are hereby
notified that have left my acconnts IN
the hands Of John Conner and D. II.
Looney, and that shall require immedi-
ate settlement OF tho same either by cash
or note. No other parties are authorized
to settle for me except the above.
A. J, FAIRBANKS.
Albany, Or. Ang. 1881.
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Lee.ars frsn Dr. watts.

Dr.. J. w. Watts will deliver a lee
ture on temperance before the Albany
Blue Ribbon Club, at the Hall of tile
Young Peoples Christian Association,
this QFriday) evening All who take
an interest In the temperance canse
should attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned executor OF the last
will and testament Of Reason b. WflIough-
by deceased has filed in the County Court
of Linn County Oregon his final account
as such executor. and BY oriar of said
Court Monday the 3rd day OF 0ct0ber
1881 af tho hour Of one o'clock P II. Of
said day Is set for hearing obiections 20
said account and the sattlement thereof.
Any person interested sin said estate Is
hereby nollfi-d TO appear and I'll his or
her objections TO said final acconni On or
before said day.
e. J. WTLIoUGHBY.
Executor
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70 .he Public.

]. A. Gross, proprietor of the depot
hotel, keeps one OF the best public houses
In the State. Ills rooms are kept scrupu-
louslyneat and clean, and on his tables
can be found tho best food the market af-
fords. Parties going off OH the morning
train can get coffee aud cakes or an entire
breakfast just before the train leaves
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BORN.

HATCHER. Near Albany. on Friday,
Aug. 2G. 1881. to the wife Of Jas Hateh-
era son.
PAYNE. Near this city, on Tuesday Ang.
so, 1881. TO the wife Of Mimrod 7. Payne
IA daughter.
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Linn County Fair.

The time for making entries for running
and trotting has been extended to Sept. 20th
at four O'Clock p. NJ, no entries will be re-
ceived after that timo.
The Booths and the right for selling Pools
ill be sold on the Fair grounds at Auction,
on Sept. l4th at O'Clock z. NJ, terms cash
in hand.
J. I'll. Burkhart,
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
Letter List.

Thefollowing Is the list OF letters remaining
In the Post Office, Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon. September !, 1881 Persons calling Tor these
letters must give the date On which they were
advertised.
Broxn 10 Garrett, n r.
Short Mat Welborn, Ella.
White, Mss Fannie.
z. Il. RAYMOND. p. M.
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Notice is heseby given that al rar.is. il.
deb.ed me BY note or account must satisf4c-
sorily arrange for the se Element Of the sanle
by Oct. lst. and save cost IS can remain
mo longer than that date.
T.. Ksrxy