The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-26

milk cows Is prepared to supply the lac.
teal fluid to the oitisens Of Albany in It
pure and unadultcratod state. Milk deliv-
cred TO any part of the city, and either IN
the morning. or both. a. desired
The difference between charity and L. Il.
Blain. the clstlner Is not so great after all
The former covers a multitude Of sins and
the latter multitude of siuneru And this
puts us in remembrance of the fact that
Blain has gone below for new stock. Wait
until no gets back before you buy any cloth,
ing.
Farmers should read tho advertisement ol
the West Coast Flax Mills in another col.
umn Of this weeks issue Of tho DEMOCRAT.
Flax growing has PAID ssell this year and
promises to become ono OF the leading crops
of the valley now that sure market Is
offered. We hope more will be raised next
year.
Since the establishment Of tho branch
house Of J. +. y. Wrinkle aud Co. at this
place the firm have acquised an excellent
reputation for furnishing good goods at low
prises. They have put the prices on many
articles down 10 living basis, and onr
readers should remember this when hooking
for goods in their line.
The people out at tho depot say they pro-
tost against everybody coming out there To
shoot themselves. They have had entirely
too much Of that kiad Of business during
the last few years. The next one will have
TO make clean job ol it OF they will assist
in an emphatic manner.
Why cant the College grounds be eraa.
mented by lot of shade trees Several
years ago an attempt was made TO do, but
il proved a partial failure Almost anyone
of our citizens would contribute one tree
aud have it set out Antama j. n good time
to transplant trees. and We hops some ono
will ''start the ball rolling" and get enough
Subscribed to it those grounds up in good
shape.
Prof. J. L. Gilbert informs rs tAat there
is now four vacant scholarships III the State
University at Eugene City to be filed from
Linn county. Parties desiring to apply for
them must notify Prof. Gilbelt. who is
County Superintendent. Of schools, aud be
will present their names TO the County
Court before whom applicant. must pass an
examination.
Ralitted aud repaired. the bins all raised
high aud dry above tho Highest water
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the management of MossrA Roop and Vance
is one Of the best places in the city 10 store
grain. They propose to extead 10 their caE-
toners every favor consistent with sound
business dealing. and are Offering the most
favorable terms 10 parties storing with them.
Remember the Star Brewery Beer is one
Of the purest aud moA: refreshing beverages
to be found on the coast. Mr. Bcliangor is
= brewer of long experiences and has faily
established his ability 20 manufacture an
article Of superior merit. In Albany every.
body calls for il. aud strangers ia town
speak Of getting the bcst beer here Il any
town in the state.
There being no agne out at Oakland or
Roseburg. the physicians Of those places talk
Of sending down 20 Albany for iew pounds
OF the alum and overflow from the ditch
near Montgomery Street. out by the depot.
in the hope Of generating malaria ia their
locality. They couldn't have struck on a
better plan. and Agent Rice viii do all he
can to help them. a. those mud holes have
coat him considerable money.
Our readers a. Lebanon and vicinity are
to be congratulated on the enterprises Of
some Of their business men. Mr. c. Il.
Aiontague, the general merchant of that burr,
always carries one of the Target and best as.
sorted stocks to be found in the county, and
his record for fair and liberal dealing. low
prices. and gentlemanly and accommodating
methods Of doing business make him a yala.
able man in any community.
Quite extensive iinprovement4 aFo going
On Al The Hebrew Cemetery. The grounds
are being laid ont in an artistic manner, new
walks are beiag put down. trees
planted. and general cleaning and liking
up has been inaagaraled which will improve
matters very much. Our Hebrew friends
show commendable enterprise in thus beau
tifying the last resting place oil their friends
and relatives and tho corporation which
owns our city cemetery g9uld u, geli
10 emulate their example.
Every day brings new goods TO A. y. DC.
Twain. lie never lets his stock run dewn
10 any degree, but keeps bis two large sales-
rooms fall 10 oyerGowing all the time with
goods the quality OF which cannot be ques-
tened lii motto il not to sell as cheap as
she cheapest, but to sell cheaper than all
his ecmpetitore The large crowd We see
around his place Of business seems TO in
dicate that he is c,rrying ont the meaning
Of the motto.
Messrs Ballard Isom and Co. have had
at the shops Of A. L. Cherry
and Son in this city a cellar curb 10 be
placed about the new run OF bnrrs they arc
putting into the Red Grown Mills. 1t u an
elegant piece Of workmanship, an1 is SO
built as to be almost "a SoIt as ii turned
ont of one piece. The scgmenis are inter.
locked, and thoroughly secured, and the
top in doy e.taiIcd together with Spanish
cedar keys. The curb was put on tho lathe
AID turned perfectly around and has receiv.
ed very high polish. 1t is credit to our
city that we have mechanics able TO turn
out such work and the work will he an ornaI
mept TO the Red Crown Mills.
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