The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-01

Let MIR. Watlsinda tas bought all the dee
skins brought in from that section so far thi
year and Is doing good business.
Mossrs Rubarts 4 Dnbruille the popula
harness makers Of this city have brought OF
one Of the largest and finest stocks Of bugE.
harness ever offered In Albany. They pro
pose TO soil thcm at prices which will iustif.
everybody In want Of harness. to call OF
them and purchase. A large stbck Of har
ness and saddlery goods constantly on hand
man from Harrisburg down here til
week had his hair cut, his photograph taken
was measured for suit OF clothes, and had
tooth yankod out all in one day without be
ing the least bit profane II Ia strange whai
endurance some inen Lave. He will proba.
bly, give in and cuss though when presented
with the bill for the clothes.
Rcmoyal Removals Remoyall Monteith
aad Seitcnbach aro 70 remove their immense
stock of goods into one OF Fromans store.
reoms three doors east Of tho Bank ON July
9th ahd will oifer all goods for sale at greatly
reduced rates for the next thirty days. Their
present store ID 10 undergo thorough repairs
before they occupy IL again.
Good workmanship, close attention 10
business and possessing tho very best
facilities have all three combined 10 build
up business worth having for the popular
firm OF Cherry and Parkcs Of the Albany
Iron Works. All business entrusted 10 their
care win receive prompt attention. Read
their al. in this weeks DEMOCRAT.
Carl, little son Of Il. y. Sox. fell from
the hay NOW Of DIR. Irvine's barn last Fri.
day TO the wooden apron Of the barn below,
distance Of about fourteen feet, aud bruised
his face considerably ID was Supposed for
sometime that he was injured internally.
bat he Is getting along all right now. IL l.
great wonder that tho little fellow was not
killed. as he fell on his head and face.
News reaches us just as we = - p,D
an encounter between young man by the
name OF Markham and ono named Meisper.
IL seems that in some personal difficulty
matters went so far that young Markham
struck Moisnor with an AZ, inaicting a
severe wound Of tho skull. Dr. r. r. Smith
was called out 70 dross the wound. We
could get no particulars Of the affair, except
that tho wound is dangerous one.
We would suggest 10 our readers that
they ahoald give the advertisement Of Mr..
L. T.. Blain. in this issue Of the DEMocRAT,
q careful perusal. II is characteristic oI
the man. and in is strict adherence 70 tire
truth illustrates hia methods Of doing busi.
nezs. When you buy goods At his store.
you can return home with the assurance
that they are iuas as they were represented
TO you, aud that you have received the full
value Of your money, There Is uatissac
tiof Ia dealing with such a man. and know.
ing Mr. Blain to bo such We advise our read
ers 10 call ON him.
Rust ! rust rust You can hear thi
word ON our streets now at all hoHrs botl
day and night. Ramors are current that Ia
whole wheat crop on the Albany Prairie /
rustiag oat, bat It Is ialsc aud we 10 not Ie
lieve there is any danger to bs apprehende,
from II this season. II has made its ap
pearance on tho blAdoa in seysfal localities
but has not set attacked tie stalk. and "
cannot afford 10 haso It ,lo -. LISA tegu
lar ground hng" e.ss-ws maf have gooe
crop this seaAOu. or--w.il. we haven't 20
room enough even Ia thia double sheet 3
give the consequences.
a liberal reward will bs given - the wo
man who, upon trying on a new boEns.
never mentioned that her hair wasn't fixed
20 the writer for the press who never sal
that his contribution was dashed oil to Oh
person. age. or sex immateriAi. who, in r.
lAting an anecdote. Of which hc or she was
witness, did not lay particular stress upo
what II did. or II said: 10 the young ma
who doesn't think the girls arc all dying .
Ter him 10 the yoang woman who wouldn
prefer an ice cream 70 substantial meal
70 the same young woman who never retire
to the cupboard. upon reaching home. Il
'just bite. and TO the man who wouldn
insure II II was not just for his neighbor
Look at these prices for which Monteit
and Soitenbach are offering goods for 30 day
Is yards Of calico for 81.
IL yards Of bIeached muslin. 81.
II yards Of unbleached muslin. 81.
, l2i cent drcss goods reduced 10 10 ccail
per yard.
2yaris Of canton flannel for 81.
33A cent dress goods rednccd TO 25 cen
per yard. All at Monteith aud seitenhach
30 day sale.
Look here at some Of the prices for whi'
you can buy goods at the new dry goo
house Of J. +. ID. Wrinkle and Co.:
e2 yards unbleached muslin, sl.00
10 yards best white muslin, Sl.00.
II yards best American print calico. sl.O
10 yards linen crash toweling. Sl.00.
~ yards Canton. flannel, sl.O0.
Black cash mercs, all wool aud 3s inch
wide. only soc per yard, worth 75c. A d
: silk finish blue black cashmere, 81 inch
: wide, 75c per yard. worth sl.00. at thcSns
dry goods house Of J. +. d. wriakle al
Co.