The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-18

Not 80 much rain.
'Dot beautiful shnow."
Chew Jaclxaon's Beat Sweet Navy Tol,ac
90.
Stewart h Grey write insurance at low
rates.
Wheeler and Wilson. No. s, Pacific Coast
favorite.
Il. II. Skipworth, Esq, was in Portland
this week.
Why wouldn't good chess club be in or.
der just now
Geo. w. Sill spent day or two in Port.
land this week.
G. II. Stewart was in Portland day or
two this week.
Stewart & Grey are offering some inO bar.
gains in real estate.
washingtons Birthday on the 22nd inst =
next Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kline spent several days in
Portland this week.
Miss Maggie Foster has been spending sov.
oral days in Portland.
Chess has become very popular anusc.
mont in Albany Of late.
Remember the Ladies' Aid Society Festi-
val next Tuesday night.
What has become of the skating rink wo
were to have this winter.
Trains, steamers and stagos are all running
on schedule time once more.
All collections left with Stewart and Grey
will receive prompt attention.
Remember that w. S. Watkins pays the
highest price for hides and furs.
There was pleasant little party at tho de.
pot hotel on Friday evening last.
Every mans wife wants "Davis" sewing
machine. w. b. Scott, Albany, agent
Quite delegation of Albany lawyers hayo
been at Salem attending court this week.
A first class residence for rent cheap. near
the center OF tho city. by Stewart & Grey.
To Johnny Petty. w. II. Hartloss' solid
butcher, we are indebted for fAvors. Thanks,
Johnny!
Stewart & Grey arc loaning money on
both real and personal security in large and
small sums.
There is still considerable doubt about scio
getting tho Narrow Gauge Railroad to remain
where il is
Quite number of Albany people are at
tending tho State Temperance Alliance at
Portland
Tho |. o. @. I. held very pleasant social
and entertainment at their hall on Wednes.
day evening last.
Mr.. j. Joseph, of the frm of Hoffman and
Joseph, spent several days in Portland this
week buying goods.
The sheriff took possession OF the variety
store OF Ed. Baum ono day this week at the
instance Of creditors.
Under the excslle' tGtorage Of Mr.. John
Spangler tho Philomath Brass Band is max.
ing great headway.
The recent Texas excitement has not been
heard from for n day or two. II Is thought
i never was dangerous,
"Cash in advance" is she way they put il
II .he County Clerks office sinoo the new
Ice law went ints effect
Stewart Il Grey have large .list Of city
and county property for sale low and on long
time and easy payments.
Mr. J. d. Titus is busy settling tho firm
TO leaving for east of the mount
lins about the ist Of Narch.
Regular mails again, aud the inquiry.
'Will there be any mail to-day no longer
worries Postmaster Raymond.
Notice Stewart and Grey's advertisement
n this issue They have $50, 600 TO loan al
5 per cent interest on long time.
Trade in the city has been very dull for
Ihe last week or two. Every body feels tho
effect OF the low price for wheat
We understand the Bread on the Watsra
Is in course OF preparation by local talent,
and viii be presented before long.
ID. Mansfield and c. ID. Simpson, Of this
city. attended the meeting OF Oregon ware.
housemen, at Portland, last tuesday.
This Is = good town. We've got ladies
brass band, three newspapers, aa opera
house. steamboats, stsgsa-bgi no money.
Tobacco, tobacco, the largest and cheap
est stock Of smoking aud chewing tobacco in
town at the Farmers and Mechanics Store.
Mr.. John Foster, Of Harrisburg, has bssn
spending some time in the city visiting h.s
brother, and attending to his intobe.t. here.
Ar. levi West, at his spacious meat mar.
ket, makes the cutting Of luscious steaks a
speciality. And his sausage beats tho world
We understand Mr.. L. Kline has sold out
his business here on account Of Mrs. Kline'
health, and will remove shortly to San Rran.
cisco,
Tuesday p,ght quite sheet Of snow fell
and the air was wiRtry enough Wednesday
morning. The Thermometer gtood at 20 a.
g.. m:
humsr says VIM. Heed, Of Portland, passed
through the city last Tuesdays on his way to
the repairs being made oil the Narrow Gauge
Railroad.
Wonder il apy Of our city officials arc
aware that our Chinese population are in the
habit of turning their domicils into gambling
dens nightly
Inc appointment OF postinastersior oregon
takes place next month. Applicants for a
salary of $40 year had better DO alive and
on the qai rtpe,
The Laughing MANI came ''gol dern
nigh" splitting his sides roaring over the
work done at the State Fair on the "Davia'
Sewing Machine.
We are under many obligations to Mr..
John Briggs, Esq, for the use of a copy o.
the Monthly Weather Review and severa
maps issued with it,
Major Hcren ard family have returned
from visit to Salem. We are glad to b
able to state that the Major is visibiy i'm
proved in health.
Joe HaZlitt aent bia GIRL n valentine OIL