The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-25

While tioy are at it they should Introduce
it into the Court House.
Gentlemen If You are in need OF white
shirts, undershrts, drawers, collars, cutisa
searfs or ties. and want TO get them che'p
why 20 to J. L. d. Wrinkle aud Co.
Ayers Pills promote digestion. improve
the appetite, restore healthy action aud reg.
ulate the secretive functions of the body,
thus producing condition OF perfect health.
John Nc Chez was down . few days ago
and brought US some of the celebrated
sIrish Cup" potatoes. 10 is splendid
variety aud ought to come into general use
Those of our readers Who have not yet
secured one of these beautiful clOaks which
are now being OfTersd at a sacrifice had
better call very soon at J. L. ID. Wrinkle
and Cos.
We would advise all our readers to call
aud examine the stock of dress goods at re-
duced prices at ]. T. d. Wrinkle and Cos
they viii save time and money hy giving
them CALL
J. J. Kelley of Franklin Batte, this week
brought us in as fine specimen of tobacco
rs we have ever seen. he raised 40 plants
this season and it has given him 81 lbs Of
splendid tobacco.
The Oliver Chilled plow will run and do
good work in dry ground when steel pillow
cannot be kept in. They are just the low
you want for summer following. For sale
by Samuel f. Young
The health officer at Dayton ". T., sa<s
they have had about 80 cases of small pox
and eleven deaths. They now have about
so or 60 cases. aud they think tho epidem-
| ic is on the decline.
| Mack Monteith will remain in Corvallis
about two weeks longer before returning
home for the winter VIM. Brunk has been
retained by the Il. +. Co., with head-qpar.
tcrs at tho Bay.
Monteith and Seitenhaeh have large
stock of Christmas goods coming. The
goods will be useful as well as ornamental.
and yOu should delay buying your Christmas
good. until their arrival
From the country we lsarn that the rumor
Is prevalent that Albany has the small. pox
This Is mistake we have not had single
case in this city, and have not heard of any
south of Salem.
Cooper aud Whealaos intend som to |
commence the manufacture of the famous |
Pelton horse power. and by orr citizens
showing spirit Of enterprise they could be
induced to put mp their shops at this place.
II is wonderful hew lively trade has been /
at Cowaa's Lebanon, this summer. At the
same time 1t Is accounted Tor when we con.
slider his style of dealing fairly with every
one, and giving moneys worth every time.
N.B.Sprengsrwass 50 unfortunate as to have
the middle finger on his right hand broken
few days ago. He was leading horse and /
the animal suddenly ierked back. and the
halter caught his finger in such way As to |
break it at the second joint.
Corvallis slaiAs to be booming. but it is |
queer that nothing Is heard Of il outside OF
It's own Iimits- It's papers even plead for
more hotels. Get them, and in q short |
time you will have a number Of empty
structures in your midst. The tide will go |
down and leave them on dry land.
The meeting OF the Shedd Anti Monopoly
Club last Monday was largely attended. A
great deal Of interest il taken in the pro-
eeedings of this Club by its members. In
all probability there viii be other elubs
started in this county in a short time.
Physicians in Eastern Oregon are guar
reling over the question as 10 whether or
not the disease which is new preyalent at
Dayton and other points is small psx. We
dent knew that the name makes much
difference. Call it tho poll evil. itch, or
anything else-we don't want it.
The firm Of Jones and Smith, physicians
and surgeons dissolved partnership ON
Wednesday By mutual consent. All ac-
counts due the late firm have been placed
in the hands Of Hub Bryant. ESQ.,. for col
lection, who would be glad 20 receive pay
ments on the same.
Henry CLARK has taken the contract to |
put new trent into the Burkhart brick |
building. opposite to the store of Fox, Baum
and Co. The new front will be something |
likeIthe one in the brick occupied by Mon
teith and Seisnbach.
That notorious old hard shell Democrat, |
Bill Messer Smith, of the Forks, brought |
Us the biggest cabbage head last Wodnes-
day that we have yet seen in this locality |
It only lacked one inch of measuring five |
feet IN circumference, II any one can beat |
that they viii do mighty well.
The next meeting Of the Holland Reading
Club viii be held on Monday evening with |
Miss Hsttie Miller. The members are re- |
quested to bring good supply of accent
with considerable spirit along with them.
Linn Comfy stands fourth as a wheat
growing county, although the difference be-
tween this and the leading county is small
Marion produced l,05S, 4S8 bushels; Yamhill, |
957, SIG; Unlatilla, 9l5,67O Linn, OIL, All;
Polk, SIS, ,89G. The whole product of the
State amouated to 7,4eO,0l0 bushels.
The rush for dress goods at Monteith and
Seitenbach's still continues and the reason
is that the ladies can there find anything
in the line Of dress goods that they wish.
Also they have the largest and prettiest
stock of trimmings in the city.
From one O'Clock yesterday morningiuntiI
we went to press in the evening you could
hear the bang! bang! Of the shot guns on all
sides of the city, and we suppose those who
toek part in the matsh hunt came in loaded
with game. Certain it is that by noon
yesterday no game could be purchased at
any market in the city.
Why not form joint stock company for
the erection of public hall! 1t has become
evident that there is no single private citi-
/ zen who il willing to undertake. the unrh go