The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

your paper Our bills are oil small bnt u
We could get them together we would DO IN
circumstances.
The Oliver Chilled plow will ina and do
good work in dry ground when steel plow
Ieannot be kept in. They are just tho piow
YOU want for summer fallowing For sale
by Samuel L. Young.
Scholars who need books for the approach.
ing term Of school should not fail to call ON
&c. w. Osborn for prices. Books and station.
cry lower than ever offered here before and .
good stock ON hand.
Grading begins on the Yaquina Day Rail-
road next Monday. This begins 10 look
like business. Kwong Nov Go. Of this
city, ara now sending up five hundred
Chinese 20 work IS graders.
Fosters new brick. or rather his old one
liked over. is being rapidly brought into
coadition to receive Monteith and Soften.
bach new goods. They will get into their
new quarters by the middle OF next week.
| We are under many obligations to &. Il.
Wilkinson. Mel 0strander and Frank Wood
for couple of delicious hams OF veaison.
The boys had a splendid time up in the
mountains and .snamaloosed hiyn mowitoh.'
II is very likely that in few days we
viii get proposition from A. c. Staley aud
Sons, prsprietars OF the WOODEN lnill at that
place. II any reasonable inducement viii
cause them to locate here onr citizens viii
surely raise il
Look out Tor biz ateck OF goods next
week at L. Il. BlAin's Mr. Blain win bring
with him on his return from San Francisco
> complete stock of the latest styles Of mems
and boys clothing, and gents furnishing
goods generally.
W A. Burtenshaw lost n line horse last
week. Several horses got loose during the
night while the thrsshiug party were at JOS.
Bryant's, and Mr.. BIS horse was kicked on
the thigh breaking the bone. The horse
was knocked in the head next day.
The people OF Lebanon and vicinity appre-
cAte the advantages derived from having =
store in there midst that can always b de-
pended npon. It is reliability aud strict
adherence to fair dealing which has built mp
c. l. Montagae's large trade at that place.
DIR. f. o. smith. OF Portland, has struck
. quartz lead on the North Santiam, near
Quarizsille, which assays sl6O per ton.
He found It about eighteen years ago, but
upon trying to find it afterwards he failesl
several times, but this year has succeeded.
The two surveying parties which haye
bsen locating the Yaquina Lay division Of
the Oregon Pacific Railroad, one party work
ing west from Corvallis and the other east
from the Bay, met last Friday. Grading
will commence at quite number Of points
next Monday.
We would like very much 70 get good
live correspondent at Brownsyille-one who
would give rs short, spicy items and lots
of them. Il would be Of great benefit TO
the town. and also help to the DEMooRAr.
VIII some young fellow with considerable
'sviuegar" in him answer our call
| We are sorrs to hear OF the death Of two
little children occurring out in the country
this week. One was child Of 4. Wheeler,
near Peterson'a Butte, and the other belong
cd to John Morgan. near Wards Butte.
The latter dies. on Sabbath, and the former
ON Tuesday.
Mr. o. Z. Tompsins. Of Harrisburg, has
decided to make change in his business on
account Of poor health. Until further noticc
he viii sell all goods in his line. stoves, tin
ware, copperware etc, at bedrock prices.
Give him call and secure some Of the bar
gains ne IS offering
Dickey says he has founl his pipe, but
hasnft found the son-of-a-gan who stole it
yet When he does-Iook out ThereIl be
. massacre right then and there Sitting
Bull. Texas Jack and Guitean are nowhere
By the side Of Diekey when he digs mp The
thomahawk and goes on the warpath.
| Notwithstanding long winded newspaper
communications on the temperance canse
beer flows a. freely fs ever at the Star
Brewery, quenching the thirst and cooling
the palate of whoever partakes Of this de-
liciods, nerve strengthening beverage. Call
and see il this is not the truth. and be con-
vineed that there is cheer in Star Brewery
beer
1t win take about five hundred pixies and
half million feet Of lumber to build the
Pacific Railroad at Yaqnina Bay. We IN
derstand that Allen Parker, OF the Oneatta
steam saw mills, has secured the contract
for furnishing the material and is now busily
lsoaoasxad ..at 60. - 90
Last Saturday new barn belonging to
Mr. w. j. McMeekin about q mile and a
half north Of Harrisburg. was burned down.
together with its contents, straw hay put up
for COW feed, moving machine and about
thirty rods Of fence. Cause Of fire supposed
to be matches lost from the pockets Of a
thresbing crowd who had slept in the barn
a few nights before.
That old and popular mercantile firm Of
Fox, Baum and Co. viii tomorrow lsatur.
day. receive the first installment Of The
mammoth stock Of dry goods and general
merchandise which Mr. Baum las just pur.
! chased in San Francisco. His well known
taste in selecting goods guarantees that lie
can suit the most exacting customers. Don't
forget TO call on them.
They had a burglary out at Lebanon on
Thursday night Of last week. Some one
broke into DR.. PoweIls durg store and
carried of quite number of articles, but
got no money but about one OF two dollars
and a lot of postage stamps. No clue has
besn found that will lead to the recovery Of
the burglar. The express train arriving
there late at night and coming away about
daylight gives thieves good chance to go
through that village.
Last FRIDAY the people along the road be.
tween this eikv and lebanon were disturh.