The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-25
Home and Abroad.
All sorts of weather and mud to match.


rates,
Tom Buford, of Corvallis, was in tho city
yesterday.
Stewart & Grey arc offering some fine bar
gains in real estate.
Mr.. w. w. Bynon gave us several pleas.
ant calls this week.
Mr.. Riley Kirk, Of Brownsville was in
tho city yesterday.
Bring In your wood on subscription.
Winter isn't ovcryet.
Judge Burnett, of Corvallis, was among
our callers thisweek.
"Truth is mighty. Our Balsam says so
is linburgor cheese
Hon. A. w. Stanard, of Brownsville, was
in the city last Monday.
The Register Office il at present "tho OBJ
served of all observers.
All goods sold strictly for cash at tho
Farmers and Mechanics Store.
All collections left with Stewart and Grey
will receive prompt attention.
A. D. Mcllwain has almost entirely reeov-
cred from his late severe illness.
Remember that w. l.. Watkins pays the
highest price for hides aud furs.
II looks kind Of natural To sec Chas. and
Edwin Hadenden selling groceries again.
Every mans wife wants Davis" sewing
machine. w. u. Scott. Albany, agent.
A frat class residence for rent cheap, near
the center Of the city, by Stewart h Grey.
Subscribe to the "Itiiistrated Wa-p," the
Our talented friend r. A. Sutherland, ia
hack on the tripod oithe Portland Standard.
The best stock al cigars and tobacco in
town at the Farmers and Mechanics Store
Stewart 4 Grey are loaning money on
both real aud personal security ia large and
small sums.
We hear OF but one fellow in the city who
openly expressed his delight at the results of
tho 6re Tuesday night
Business il at complete standstill ON
account Of tho condition Of the wheat mar.
kct.
Mrs. Thomas Mouteith has been bedfast
this week with a severe attack OF rheuma.
lism.
His Honor Recorder Henton is getting
along well in taking tho assessment of the
,ity.
No. Is and tke DrMocRAr establishment
lew the national eolorD ON Washington
Misses Maggie aud Matte Foster aud
James Foster returned from Portland last
Monday.
The concert at the NJ Church last Sabbath |
.voning was largely attended. aud tho exer-
Uses were good.
st. Valentines Day did not bring so much |
ilthy luere into the Golfers Of our dealers in
rs usual.
Stewart II Grey have large list OF city |
Ind county property for sale low aud on long
lime and easy payments.
We had n call yesterday from our yonng |
lebanon friend. Milt Miller. lie says Lcb.
mon is as quiet As hired man.
School matters are beginning to cngross
he attention of our citizens ~ the time Tor
he ANIMAL election approaohes
4 full line OF the celebrated Standard and /
Atkinson shirts, in white and oolors at tho
'Asmera' aud Mechanics Store.
Lawyers toll IA that the doekc. for the
March term OF Circuit Court will not be
'ery full. The Lord be praised.
Tho Masonic Lodges aud Royal Arch
'hapier, Of this city. arc instiiuting meas.
Tres 10 procure Masonic library.
Sam Cohen Was over here this week and
;fcsk Even iire won't keep Sam down.
Mrs. Rebecea IoGng. mother 81 our pop /
'lar merchant, q. T.. Young. has boeu III Tor
Iome time. but is now slowly recovering.
Representatives Of the several insurance
companies Interested in Tuesday mornings
ire are still At work 'Adiusting' the losses.
That was good work ON the par. Of the
ire boys the other night in saving Mr. |
Brushs building next TO the Regisier office.
Tho Masonic fraternity Of thia city are
.alking strongly oI baiIdins a new hall for !
-heir own use. We wonld be glad To sec
hem do 80.
The wisest man at lrc Is lac who takes
4 back seat and cyDically critieiscs the hard
working firemen who are laboring to subduc
the lamest.).
Tho city was full of insurance agents last
all OF whom were looking after
the fire in the Register Office and in Balti-
more's store.
Dollie. daughter OF retey and Mary Hume,
Of Brownville, died Feb. llth, Of iDllamma-
ton of the brain, aged years, . months
and / days.
Married at tic residence OF Chas. Hodges,
on February l4th, by H. J. c. Ayerill, J. F.,
Mr. f. d. Meyer to Miss Fannie Scott. all
OF Brownsville
The Laughing Man came ''gol dern
nigh" splittins his sides roaring over tho
work done at the State Fair on the Davis.
Sewing Machine.
Quite large party of Linn county folks
John Owen, at Portland, on Wednesday
evening OF last week.
r. G. Saufey, one Of the NEST gentlemanly
commercial travellers WHOM it has been our
pleasure too meet, has been "among" Albany
merchants during tho week.
Geo. Webber writes us from Tho Dalles,
under date OF the 2lst inst, that snow is
over two feet deep, and beef steak 20 cents
per lb. All of which is "rooky."
The old stock of groceries belonging to
Hafenden Bros, was bought by Mr. Fried
man and has been moved up into one of Fro
mans buildings, where the IIafendens are