The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-04-22

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Since the arrival Of his recent purchases
Plrmmer's show windowa attract much at.
tentien.
New French pecale, eheviok ard calico
shirts Just received at the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Store
A beautiful stsck Of ruchings, collarettes,
nockties aud silk handkerchiefs ct Monteith
and Seiteabach's.
For archery goods go 70 Feshay and Ma
sons. They have fine stock OF these goods
and in great variety.
Our city is beginning TO appreciate the en-
torpriss of Messrs Crawford and Foster in
establishing the Albany Water Works.
County Treasurer Bruce says the school
lfund apportionment for March h Sl.67.s per
capita aAd the report heretofore pablishsd is
incorrect.
The afIabls, amiable and accomplished
Geo. Settlelnier il new operating in the
overall's department At the FArmera' and
Mechanics Store
A little sister of Joe Haslitt had the mis-.
fortune 10 run Rsh hook into her 6ngsr enc
day this week. She suffered considerably
from it until il was removed by Dr.. Hill.
Samuel f. Young has received this week
direct from the manufacturers in Msssaehu-
sets, . full line Of mems and boys bragans
and plough shoes. Perfect dirt exoluders.
Mr.. Eugene Buchanan has ordered one Of
the improved ssf.propslling farm engines.
and it viii be here soon. They are said to
be one of the best inventions for the farm
ever patented.
Peters and Sox have just received large
invoice of Disston's new patent hand saws.
Carpenters viii do well to call aud examine
them, Is they are the best saw ever hrought
to this market.
The enterprising harness and saddiery firm
Of Rubarts and Dubruills are making ar.
rangements to introduce patent saddle horu
which they claim Is the best thing Of the
kind ever invented.
Tho Oliver Chilled Plow will run aud do
good work in dry ground when steel plow
cannot be kept in. They are just the plow
you want for summer following. For sale
lby Samuel E. Young
Ladies shoald call and examine Monteith
and Ssitenbach's hosiery department They
have all that is new and novel, and their
stock Of ladies and children's French hose is
unequaled in the city.
Samuel Z. Young has one Of the leading
establishments of the Willamstts Valley. and
judging from the Orswds which Gll his stsrs
daily the fact is well known to the citizeaa
Of Albany and vicinity.
The Calaposia bridge Is now open to the
public. Messrs. A. 5. Miller and Sen. of
work is well done, and was finished On time
and according to agreement
C. B. Montague, OF Lebanon. has an ad-
vertisement in this weeks DEMocRAT, to
which we wish 10 call the attention st eur
readers. Mr.. NJ. is q live. sntsrprisisg
merchant aud is building up fine trade.
Perhaps but few Of eur citizens are aware
th8t the largsst plate glass windows in the
state are those in the Odd Fellows Temple,
in the stere occupied by DIR. Plummer. They
are 72xl56 inches, and cost about 500 each.
Samuel [ Young has just received direct
frsm PhilAdelphia 9 large stock of ladies'
misses and children's .6ne shoes These are
FIRST class goods and warranted to give salts
lection. Call and get pair Of Dnnhar'I
shoes.
Messrs. Hoffman and Joseph are msvins
} into their new quarters in the Foster brick
on the north side of First street They vii
be in shape for business by Monday aext
and viii have one Of the neatest stores il
the city.
The Herald il better paper this wees
than usual Welverton, Pettinger, Wilkin
son and Co. together with the other ''power
behind the throne, of the Hgah office vii
get up quite paper If they keep at it loni
enough.
The new vault at the Court House nov
contains the county records. having been Gem
pleted last week. It is very convenient, anG
those who have occasion 10 refer 10 tie rec
ords say they can do the work one-thirt
faster than before.
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sion of the o. and C. X. T., which. we ar
informed Is TO be pushed through to juno
tion at Redding, Cal, with the road there ane
we shall soon have direct railroad connec
tion with California
: We understand Mr.. Foster intends max
, ing some improvements on the brick stor,
occupied by Monteith and Seitenbach, in th'
$ way ofEaising the floor and putting in nsV
: front. etc. It wilt greatly improve the ap
pearance of the place.
. Deputy Sheriff j. n. Duncan, Of this city
' went to scio last Monday with ssme execu
tions against the Marrow Gauge Railroad
a and levied on an engine belonging 70 tn
company. We understand however it wa
soon released. as the suiss were all appealed
p There has been great demand for crsous
IS sets this week. Plumner sold cut the Ers
lot brought on, in few days, ordered anoti
i er and sold ont that, and yesterday tel.
y graphed for mere. This time he has erdere
J. some fine sets and buying in large quantifie
i can sell cheaper than ever.
If PIummer's Condition Powders Tor .sorss
l. are meeting with a-large and rapidly increa4
ing sale. They are put mp In packages nea
d ly twice as large as any other powder, Al
:, are recommended by those who use them
L be Of better quality and mere eficacious ths
any other powder in the market.
IL Keep an eye cut for the One Price Baz
= advertisement next week. They are expec
m ing large stock of goods which have be.
purchased at prices low enough SO they CT
II be sold Is per cent cheaper than at any ct
ID or stcro in the city. Their stock will oer
m prise all kinds of general merchandise.
VIM. Foley, who used to canvas and &c
"a l.n4 f.~ ~. pAvsT.nd okou<yoe| l. ra.d;,