The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19

soaally to oversee the setting ap Of the en-.
eine.
Seth ". Allen undertook to lower ths
foundation Of Aia house few daya ago, and
it got the start Of him and came down oi
one side altogether tee aadden, shaking
things up lively.
Tho Champion Fruit Dfier is meeting
with an immense sale here Ia the valley
counties. as il supplies = long felt want a
drier 30 low ia price ss to be within the
reach of ALL
H. ]. Upham has not been doing much
this week. Last Sunday while handling
large suction fan at A. +. Cherry'a foun-
dry it slipped and fell on his foot. mashing
it as dat - pancake.
c. A. Plammsr will bring hack with hisn
mammoth stook Of drags. aud great
many articles never befors seen in the Al
bany market Dont forget to 20 around
there when he arrives.
Harvest comes on sooner up as Halssy
aud Harrisburg than it does here. They
were delivering grain lively At the ware.
house at Halsey last Friday.
I.inns and the Hooks had drill last
Tuesday evening. The engine. Was ia good
order. and the Hooks" demonstrated that
drills making their work almost perfect.
Our friend Rev. 7. B. White is very
successful in preaching the gospel. Three
Sabbaths ago be received four members. On
the next Sabbath two. and last Sabbath
three.
The Oliver Chilled Piow 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 l. Young.
After trading once with c. B. Montague.
at Lebanon. you viii cease wondering At the
big rush of customers at his store. A more
polite. AffAbls and obligiHg gentleman can
not be found anywhere.
Eighteen oregon-mAde stoves recsived
yesterday. In tinish they are equal To eaat-
ern make. aud look mere substantial. Why
can't Albany start stove foundry, - they
say iron ore Is found near Lebanon.
Several days ago two OF tlEres teams ar
rived here from Kansas on their way to
Perydals in Polk county. They came the
cid fashioned way and crossed the mountains
on the popular Lebanon route.
About a. good wheat a. we have ever
seen WAS brought into our Office last Mon
day by D. d. Prsttyrhan. Il is Of the De-
fiance variety and some OF the heads meas
ure sSpen inches in length.
No more Dyspepsia or Indigestioni Dr.
Henley's celebrated Y l. Bitters are the
best bitters in use. They never fail to give
relief. Read physicians certificates ON the
back Of bottle. Sold everywhere.
Farmers who store at HAlsey should re-.
member that 4. II. Robertson Is prepared
to insure their grain at very low rates
Don't forget that wheat viii burn and in
surance against tre doesn't cost much.
ii. d. Ballard has purchased the Kline
property, one Of the pzettiest residences in
the city. and will soon move into it The
Gospel Ridge folks will extend hearty
HGt~SsA4@ ~ AAtAAA e4AA Ms G4tAAtaAt&0 Aaa
Ballard. Isem and Co psopfistsrs Of the
Red Crown mills vii stoss whest On as fa-
vora6Is tsrms As hsfetaiase. Plenty Of fztsr.
age room and sack, siways on hand. Cal
and see them before making arrangements
elsewhere.
Msssrs Ballard Isom and Co. shipped two
car loads of -four from their mills for Astoria
on Tuesday last. They are building up =
splendid iobbing trade and the Red Crown"
-four is being called for in every market in
the state.
Oar worthy Justice Of the Peace. ]. II.
Maine. bore down tso hssyy on lever
fsw days ago aal cracked one Of his ribs.
He can still attend to his legal work. but As
= carpenter he won't amount to much for
few days
There is some question a. to which oils are
she best for harvestsrs to use on their ma
chinery, but there i no doubt in the world
that the Jesse B. Meors whisky kept by
SOrbin is the best to clear the chaff out Of
harvsster's throek
Messrs. Roop and Vance propose to offer
as liberal terms 70 farmers storing with them
as any concern in the valley. The repairs
they have put On the simpson's warehouse
make it as safe and convenient > place to
store as can be FUND.
Oar City Marshal IS bnsiIy engaged in
slpping the new sewer at its southern end
for the purpose Of running drain into it
from the alley. This viii probably do
away with the terrible stencil that arises
from that locality.
Rsv. JOS Emery. pastor Of st. Paurs ID.
E. Church. South, preached his farewell
sermon in this city last Sabbath evening
He is well liked BY all Of our citizens. and
they would Be glad TO see the Conference
station him here again.
The first of the new fax crop is nov be.
ing stored 10 this city and the process OF
breaking and scutching it commenced last |
As soon as some OF it il hackel-
ID the Albany Twine Factory viii again
start up. probably in about two weeks.
Harvest hands are scarce and command
good wages. If : man tells you now he
sz1ss gss sidlk. put him down immsdiately
y one 81 those who shall have thier part in
The "lake that burneth with fire and brim-
stone" according TO the King James edition.
A man named Jas. Parrish, who has been
at work for sometime over in Benton county,
got on jam here last Monday, and whilo
ying in drunken stapOr had so taken
rom his pockets. He viii probably drink
something else than corn juice hereafter.
Rev. I. B. White informs us that there
s considerable rust near Iryingis in Lane
county, and also little of it over in the
Long Tom country. II is only in patches