The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-22

dents. ~
Dent faii to look over the elegant display
of fruits and vegetables in front Of Hoffman
and Joseph's grocery. when you are out
marketing
Some ornery euss stole new collar oti
that little black and tan dog Of Baum'a a
few days ago. What ia il that's some peo-
pie viii not do
II is useless for our physicians to argue
against the short. .sleeved dresses now In FASH
ion. The constitution Of the United States
says: ''The right to bare arms shall not be
interfered with
Monteith and Soften bach are still Offering
great bargains in dry goods. Remember
that now is the time to take advantage Of
their low prices.
Repairs on Fosters brick block are pro-
gressing rapidly and when completed Messrs
MOnteith and SOitenbaeh viii have as fine
= store - anybody.
Messrs. Huston & Roberts have dissolved
partnership in the blacksmith business, and
Mr. VIM. Huston win carry On the business
alone at the old stond.
Knapp, Burrell and Co. the great farm
machinery iirm Of Portland. guarantee the
quality of Skidgate oil. Il viii not gum.
For sale by Q. A. Plummer aud Co.
Buy you overalls. blOusss. jumpers. buck
gloves, eye protectors, tobacco and harvest
ng hats at the Farmers & Mechanics slorc !;
| full stock at bottom cash prices.
New stock Of buggy whips iust opaned' at
Thompson and Mccoy's. Long seyenioOters.
jnst the thing for Twine Binders. Go and
get one before they are gobbled mp.
Ruharts and Dubreille tried the seven-
foot whips last year and found they were
not lsng enough. 80 ordered foot whips this
year. They are just the thing.
The public should keep this in mind
Wrinkle L Co. have brought down the pri-
ces of dry goods fally 80 per cent. Do your
trading there and keep them down.
No doubt about the fact that Monteith
and Seitenbach are selling goods lower than
any concern in the city. Their low prices
are bona fde reduction and no bluff.
Two large grain warehouses were burned
at Drains Station this week and all the
wheat stored in them ia total loss. Pso-
pie should insure against such accidents.
Let all of our readers be revolving in their
minds the necessity Of establishing woolen
mill at this place, and also about how much
they can afford TO subscribe for such an OBJ
ject.
A. B. Mcllwain is now receiving some
magnificent new styles of dress goods aud
trimmings which literally take the rag
of the bush" when it comes to something
stylish.
Redfield and Irving request all parties in
debted to them to call and settle their ac
counts by Aug. lst. After which date no
goods will be sold without .hs cash or its
equivalent.
Passing the Hebrew cemetery day or
two since We noticed it was smoothly mown
and well kept in every way. Wsuld it not
be good plan TO give the city cemetery 3
little mere care
The Oliver Chilled Picw 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 fallowing. For sale
by Samuel Z. Young.
Farmers and others who have any occasion
to use lubrieating oils should not fail to call
on Saltmarsh and Langdon. They bought =
large stock early in the season and can sell
the best oils at the lowest fgures.
Fox, Baum and Co. don't quote prices,
but If You will come and examine their im-
mense stock and select what you want they
viii sell you goods as low a. You can buy
them at any other place in the city.
The Magnolia FIGURING Mills, owned by
J. II. Foster & Co., have been undergoing
> thorough repair and the work was just
finished up last Saturday. They are now
in splendid condition for another long run.
F. NJ Miller ESQ.,, of Lebanon, Is the au-
thorized agent of the DKMocRAT at Lebanon.
We have left the accounts due the paper
in that vicinity in his hands and hope our
patrons viii oblige ns by prompt payments
Redfield and Irving have Just received
large invoice Of the celebrated c. =. Dupee
sugar cured hams. These hams are by far
the best ever brought to this market, and
have reputation all over the world. Don't
fail to try them.
Messrs. RomiIy and Horne commenced
palling fax At Wheelsr's place last week,
working thirty-two Cinnamon. Last Wed
nesday they moved out to the farm Of james
Marks where they have quite lot Of hax to
take Oh the ground.
You may be tired and worn out and used
up, and all that when night comes this warm
weather, but go down to the Star Brewery
and take a glass of Bellanger's celebrated
Star Brewery Beer and you will be surprised
at It's refreshing effects.
The excursion to Portland on Sunday, jul
9th, under the auspices OF the Albany Ter
man Aid Society promises to be pleasant
affair. The fare is certainly very low, being
only & for the round trip.
Parties desirops of leaving for Portland on
the German excursion July oath, can get
breakfast as early as 6 o'clock at the Depot
Hotel. Il is unnecessary for Ms to say that
Mr.. Gross always sets q COED table, and those
wLo breakfast there will fare well.
John Schmeer came up from Portland lastSat-
urday. He took his bunch grass horses down
there few days before and disposed OF all
but one span. DE win start ever the noun
tains for Prineyille to-day or Tomorrow.
His old friends haye enjoyed his visit very
much.
hoffman and Joseph are among our most
enterpFising merchants, and this week have
m.lo arraneements TO keep on hand