The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24

Lebanon.
Call on c. B. Montague when in Lebanon
IIo viii convince you that his stock Is as
large and prices as low as any merchant II
the county can offer.
i c. b. Montague, of Lebanon, never eem'
plains of dull times. The reason IS that his
goods and prices all give satisfaction, and his
customers come again.
Peters and Sox received 5000 lbs OF twine
or the Dsoring binler last Monday, and on
the same day they also received one aud
half car loads of binders.
Hoiim,n aud Joseph win have tirst.class
stand at the Grove on the Fourth. They
propose to put everything ap in good shape
aud know just how to do IT.
Monteith and Seitonbaeh have reduced
the price on Ladies' summon sacks from $40
60 81 and are Offering some extra bargains
this week. Call and examine them.
Daniel Bests establishment at the foot of
Lyon street is ono of tho busiest places in
the city. They are turning out large mum
Der of his improved seParators this season.
The Albany Farmers Co. received at their
warehouses in this city and at Tangent, the
past season l95, 900 bushels OF wheat and
have now on storage about 9S, 600 bushels.
We shall publish next week full lists OF
committees. programme, prizes. oee. for tho
coming celebration. Every effort is being
made and there is no doubt OF grand success
Graf and Fromm are among our most en-
tsrprising concerns, aud arc manufacturing
everything new in the furniture line. For
good goods and low prices so to Graf and
Fromm.
The lrss of July ends tho current storage
year at the Albany Farmers Co. Warehouse.
After that date 3 cents storage additional
viii be charged on wheat stored there last
season.
Levi West was thrown from horse last
Sabbath evening and hail the large bone Of
his right leg broken about midway between
i. knee and ankle. Des Kelly aud Harris
set the bone.
G. ". Osborne proposes 10 have on hand
for the Fourth the largest stock of choice
French candies ever brought to the city.
Do not fail TO give him call when in need
OF fine candies
AS will be seen hy our 6eryais eorrespon-
denee the twine binder trial which took
place there last Tuesday was n success.
The machines sold were, Deering 1, Osborne
10, and Woods p
II you want to sell your farm leave des.
cription of it with Stewart and Grey and
have It advertised in the DEMoegsr aud
Oregon Colonist. No charges unless a
sale IS effected.
Remember that VIM. L. Watkins pays the
highest market price in cash for fnrs and
hides, wool. chickens, eggs and all kinds OF pro-
duee. He does not ask You 10 take trade
everything.is cash.
Il would be well enough to remember
that fires occur sometimes and the best way
is to secure good policy of Insurance in one
of the staaoeh companies represented hy
Stewart L Grey.
The Oliver Chilled Plow viii run and 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
by Samuel f. Young.
We are requested to say to all parties who
wish to jsin the ranks of the Hornibusques
who will visit this city on July Ith. that
they can make arrangements b. reporting at
oace to Ala Harris
The steamer "A. Meculiy" passed down
the river Monday morning last. She viii
now make regular trips as long as the water
il high enough, leaving Portland every Sun
day and Wednesday.
Many rumors have been current the past
As far as We can learn everything seems to
be favorable and work is to be commenced
on the road very soon.
The Register office was sold for debt yes
terday, andits oldproprietor, sIr. Van Cleve.
bought it in for $500 Tie will start mp the
paper again, probably next week. and we
wish him success.
The Skidegate labricating oil, made of
sharks Iivers is for sale at G. A. Plummer
and Cos, and for all lubricating purposes,
farm machinery etc. it is said to be the best
and cheapest oil in the market.
A. Pearce, our ferryman, sent us in some
lint 1axi this week tina: MEASURES feet ia
length, and Jas. Thompson sends in another
speeemen Of the same length and says he can
show at least four solid acres like il.
Some iiend in human shape struck Mike
Cowans cow on the hip with an AK last week
sinking the blade in several inches deep
ANY guilty ofsuch an act ought to have the
full benefit of an old-fashioned whipping post
No family should be without supply of
that 15year old whiskey at Sorbins, for
medical purposes. Ii is the old establish ed
brand of Jesse Moore, and the purest end
best whisky ever manufactured. Try some
of it.
A rumor was current some days ago that
Portland intended running a free train over
the q. and c. r. r. to that city on the CON-
ing Fonrth. After diIligent inquiry we could
find no foundation for the rumor and believe
it to be groundless.
Black cashmeres, all wool and 80 inches.
wide, only 80 cents per yard, worth IS cents
A fine silk finish blue black cashmere, 81
inches wide, - cents per yard, worth sl.Oo
at the popular dry goods house of J. T. d.
Wrinkle and Co.
One of the principal attractions in Leba-
non is the large and well stocked establish
ment of C. 3. Montague, Mr.. Montague is
building up fine trade, and certainly de-
serves 1t. He sells goods at reasonable pri-
ces, and carries a fine assortment.
..Cenkling may be losing votes in the New
York legislature and is probably sorry lie
ever resigned. Our friend Ed. BelIanoer.