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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28

Tho Ladies' Brass BaEd has another
husband DIR. y. l. Irvine. Tho mem-
Der Of the band deiexsted 70 rake him In
was Miss Laura Houk, and ahe has sue
cseded well. The ceremony took place In
the parlora Of the 81. Charles ;iosel on
Thursday evening OF last ~sok, and was
witnessed by tho members of the ladies'
Band aud q Tow intimate friends. The
rosm had boeu handsomiy decorated With
Ivy, evsrgreens and h9wers. Susponded
froni tho ceiling and hanging directly
over the heads Of the bride and groom
was beautiful floral umbrella. emblem
aticai ef the wishes or the unfortunate
unmarried msInhers Of the "a that
their friends should be sisiolded from the
storms OF lilo. and immediately behind the
bridal > vouple, on the wall, Was . large
| horse shos construct ii out OF flowers.
luck in the future. Other decorations
were numerous and BEAUTIFUL. ali arrsng,
cd by Miss Houks late co nj anions In
the band. The ecrcmo y WAS performed
BY Rev. L. ~. C,ndit assisted 10y Rev.
II. Condit, after which the entire company
paTsoek of a bountlfil repAst In tho din
Ing room. Tho guests remained unti
late and enjoyed themselves immensely
Following is list or the prsseHts recsiy-
ed by no bridal couple;
silver cake baalst-C Houk.
Silver butter dlsh-NrsC G. Houk.
silver card Teceiver-Miss Doliie Hoax
silver apoonholder--Sophia Houk.
Pair Of pillow shams, sheet sham and
toilet set OF daFned nettine-AnnA Houk
A Singer sewing mschine-MrsC Hoax
A ct OF silver knives and forks-Mrs
Irvine.
| A boquet holder Matte Foster.
Silver syrup pitcher n Brown.
Rosuood writing deSk-Jas Foster,
A handsome clock-R A Foster IN,
} Ala harris.
A magnificent case OF surgical Instru
ments from DR. l. Hnl 70 the gioom.
A bed spread-Mrs l. Hill.
Silver pickle castor Ladies' II and.
A handsome hand painted tidy -Jenni
Clark.
bohemian glass vaaes-LIb Irvine.
: Set OF silver teaspoons-Ar and Mcs
~ Duncan.
Jewel case-o II Irvine.
Silver batter knife and sugar spoon
NettIe Plner.
CelluloId hand mirror-Mr and Mrs
ii Stewart aud Mrs Etta Brown.
: Macauley's History Of Englsnd-E Y
? LAngdon and Mr. aud Mrs N Henton.
Gold thImble-L Lottie Monteith.
Glove box-C II Monroe and Sophl
Van WindlO.
, Plate glass mirror-Hon w r Bilyeu
An elegant brooch-D q Clark.
A stethoscope-DrJ l. Hill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28


A company has lately been formed In
Yamhill and Polk counties for mining
purposes, who are confident that they
have '.struck" something pretty COED.
Quartz containing considerable gold has
been found In large quantities on the
Coast Range near the source Of the Yam
hill. Poor specimens Of It asszyed $40 TO
he ten, but II Is thought to be worth
more than that. Besides this any amount
OF quartz with large quantities of silver or
esrman silvor is found. Mr.. II Mattoen
showed US q specimen brought here late
IL bv Solnmon Crowley, Of Polk county,
which would indicate the presence Of ger
man silver in abundance twas examin-
ed by one Of our jewellers and said To be
gerniaR silver and rot pure silver ss It
Was Al first thought TO be bu, even the
former could be made To pay we'll. We
esFtainly hope the company will push
the matter until they become satisfied of
OF the real composition OF the Coast range
It il as reasonable to suppose that gold
can be found in larger quantities in this
State - In California.
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eve are r-.-a Of ear Boy. v. Ars'


Ia the fremen's tournament at Albany
our boys come out victorious in all en-
tries. The department sent down the
deetekt and most daring. for truck and
hose running, footracing and wrest-
ling, We believe our boys are the boss.
The Albany boys added another attrac.
tive feature TO the program: shoul-
der hitting. Our apology for our peer
MISREPRESENTATION is, eur shoulder hitters
were all hOme. One has q jImmed nose.
caused by running agains: tree; anoeh.
or, cracked arm fell fronI a lead Of hav:
another sweIied hand-bee sting; anoth.
eR, dark blua sye-came in contact with
lamp post Benton Leader.
We never saw such growing before ovel
victories gained by iIl.luck and misundsr
standing. 1t has been our experience 4
see winners under like circumstances car
~ their honors very meekly indeed, anC
are really sorry to ses our neighbors rails
their heads 50 high over prizes which the,
did net ebtain by merit. 1.-THE first tim
ef eur b & L Co., had been kept efficiall,
as it ougIIt to have been, Corvallis woul,
have been beaten by two seconds, and Nj
Emery only won the foot race becaus
Mr.. Clark, Of Salem, mistook the Tout
come.v
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/ wish to say to my many friends and
former patrons Of Linn aud adjoining Coun-
ties that am again on the track with the
Salem wood pump which is very much im.
proved; improvements which no other pump
possesses on the coast. These pumps will
draw water faster And easier than any pump
in the market. See these pumps and you
will be convinced. Our guaranty for those
assertions are, we will let you try the pump
before you puy II you do not see US, write
TO shedd and we will Gil your orders prompt.
ly. II. L. THRAsHER,
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Barssu sTImniarAiIsH .

Poriia~i. y .yo4. JaL -. ISse
10 the PTodsssrs oCOsogo~. Waslisgfon ana
Idaho
This Bureau desires To- make a full
collection of Agricultural Products
from the harvest OF the Pacific Nsrth-
west for 1882.
For this purpose. the request 10 made,
that specimens OF graln iu the sheai
aud In the berry, native aud cultIvats
grasses. and Of all sorts ol fruits and
vegetables be delivered 1t any railroad
or steamboat statica throughout all this
region addressed 10 the "Bureau Of Inn.
migration, Portland, Oregon and
they viii be promptly forwarded by the
agents of the railroad companies. g.
Receipt OF specimens viii be duly as-
knowledged
Each article should be labelled with
it's name. yield per acre. aame and
post-oftice address ofthe sender. SO that
due credit can be given.
Hoping for general response, that
VIII make it possible to prepare IA ex.
hibit that will do Justice 10 the agricul.
tural resources Of this grand region.
lam, very irD v. yours.
Pau CHULZE,
Manager.
Two dollar cotseIa Que dollar AZ Nolan
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Religious.

Rev. Jos Em"ry preached In st. Paurs
Church last Sabbath In the alb
sense Of Rev Holienbaugh the pulpit
at the Evangelical Church was supplied
lass Sabbath by Rev. Hirschner. -.
There we're no services In the u
Church on Sabbath evening. :. The
subject at the Y r g A meeting next
Sabbath afternoon 10 the 9th and 9th
verses Of the 2nd Chapter Of Epho4iani
..... Rev. Harris will preach mex
Sabbath 81 usual. and will then taks |
needed rest for several weeks, .....
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Plans and specI ficatious for the fac
tary have beer drawn and accepted.
The 'utIding II 10 be OF brick, five
stories high, 10 feet front, IS feet vide,
and will have two wings co feet each
attached thereto. !. isto be erected on
the site arst selected for The honring
mills, between The old + y Cookies
place and Mrs Tha,clIer's on tia bank
OF the river Werk will be commenced
~ -osn a. the Touring mills are under
su .icIent heAdwNy 10 warrant the com
mencemsnt on the factory. The
machinery has been selected in New
York and practical woClen manufac
turer engaged in Scotland TO take charE,
OF the business. .-lStoaddri
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Ils wonderful gmcaey.

No remedy ever discovered possesses
the wonderful efficacy ofSyrup of Figs
The certainty with which 1t expels all Inn.
puritios from the system, at the same time
giving tone to the liver, stomach and bow.
els, places 1t ahead of all other remedies
to say nething of its being m are easily
taken. 1t Is selling very rapidly. Foshay
& Mason, agts Tor Albany, Rector a. Son
agents for Halsey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28

the opening up Of this new establishment In
their midst, the senior partner Of which has
been 80 long and iavOrably know over here
In old Linn. Mr. L ssnders has been in
business In this county for twenty years and
has been very successful. and his brother
who will conduct the Prinsvills house. is
said TO bo thorough business man. l.
Senders viii spend about three months at
Prinsvills this fall for the purpose Of assist
Ing In getting the new establishment started
oE Ia right shape aud will then rstarn to
Albany. The people ever In the Crooked
River country shOuld give the new firm =
fair share Of patronage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28

In the San Francisco Evening Bulletin
we observe that Mr.. Resent hal, of the
well-known printing flrm, Rosenthal a
Roesch, 5ss California street, that city,
said to one Of their reporters: 1--WE all
know Of st. Jacobs oil, and are perfectly
amazed at the suddenness Of the relief il
affords. II you know Of any one who Ii
suffering with rheumatism, bruise ol
sprain, tell them to use st. Jacobs Oil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28

All eur old friends bring new ones, and
both old and new are using that celebra.
ted vegetable compound, Plumbers Ore
gem Blood Purifier. Certainly fiattering
testimonial as to the virtue and ameliora.
ting qualities of this Botanical Remedy
Use It now--delay is dangerous and may
prove fatal.
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Farmers IN The vicinity of Shedd
having wheat to store milldo well to
leave 1t in the Farmsrs Union are.
honseat Shedd.
For particular, consult A Wheeler
manager.
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APeerIcss Perrusne.

The refreshing aroma Of Flores.on. Coz
logne, and its lasting fragrance make it :
peerless toilet perfume.
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tfrom the Salem Statesman. I
TwIae Hinder.

The Osborne Twins Binder has to-day
made the hnest record OF any harvester
that ever started In Oregon. Read Mr. r
r. Walkers statement 20 the farmers. MI
Walker came - Oregon two years ago
and purchased Mr.. VIM. Hsrren's farm or
salem Prairie, paying $4,000 cash for It
Mr.. w. Is one OF our best farmers, and Q
most reliable citizen.
SALEM PRAIRIE, Juno %. 1882.
To my Jsiio'c famers :
DEAR SIR-: have heard great deal
said about Twlne-binders and their rela.
tive merits, and have this TO say. that
have to day started my Osborne Twine
binder In barley, and it has done the bes
work OF any machine ever saw. Itneve
missed q single band in the ten rounds
have cut around n five acre piece, Bind
ing tight and nice. T.. II. WALKER.
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A Vigorous Grsw,h.

ofthe hair is often promoted by using
Paiker's Hair Balsam. II restores the
youthful color and luLtre to gray hair,
gives 1t new life and removes all dandruff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28

Certainly an elegant remedy for all
aches and pains 1, 81. Jacobs Oil. says
Cr.J Turner, Ok shIrrell's Ford, n C In
the Ravenswood wv Val "News.
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KGhlWanted.

A giil that can do general house work can
and find steady employment by calling at
this efiice soon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-28

For a cough or cold there is no remedy
equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
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up his muscle.
Mr. o. +. Paxtsn. Of Portland. spent last
Sabbath in Albany.
Julius Joseph was in Portland the fret OF
the week on business.
Mr.. A. u. woodin now resides opposits
the DEMoCRAr Office.
Joe Clark is working ia Harrisburg en-
the o. =. building.
Mr. al ID Ballard aud sou. were ia Portland
the first Of the week.
Mr Harry UphAm. Of Portland was 10 the
city the erst Of the week.
AS. George MOntsi.h Of Corvallis. hss
been visiting in this city this week.
WIN Simpson. Of Portland. formerly sditsr
Of tho Weteoms was In the city last SAtur.
day.
FB Mcdowell and wife. Of Salem. hav.
been guests Of = n Raymond. for several
days.
Mrs y Wyatt. OF Portland, came up
lAst Monday u Wait hor many friends 10
this .eity.
Jaw W Bi,ia Aid wife stwesi l.u Wed
nssday on = pleasure trip "a the Sound
a., a s,, t cpc,,
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sLadies' crepe lace ties, silk ends, worth
so cents, selling for twenty -ive cents at Mol.
ans Bsrgain Store.
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Blae Ribison Cat.

There will be meeting of this club
this evening. when the following pro-
gram WILDE rendered:
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading of minutes by Sec'y.
Music by QuArtette, Gus Currie, Wm.
FortmiiIer. Oliver Irvine and Charles
Brush.
Address by Rev. o. d. Taylor.
Music by Quartette.
Miscellaneous business.
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ID MI oSBoRNE Sc 90
HARVESTING MACHINERY

We wish to call the attention Of
the farmers Of Linn county to the
fact that we have established q,
Depot at Albany for the sale of D.
M. Osborne & Cos harvesting ma
chinery for the Havest of 1882
We have rented the fire proof
buildingcor First and WASHINGTON
SITS, Albany, and have employed M.
M. Harvey to take charge. We shall
keep on hand for the trade a full
supply of reaping, moving and self
binding machinery, wire, twine and
duplicate parts This move brings
us in closer relation to you as man
ufacturers. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST AND
BUY ONLY OF MANUFACTURERS. Don't he
induced to give your. order until
you have examined our Improved
twine and wire binder for 1882. Remember all OF
4 our machlnery is warranted TO do good work For
club orders special rates will be given
N. OSBORNE & CO.
:. s. s. Burge, Manager.
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an TraIas daily. except Sunday.
NorFcE.-on and afler this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket Office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla. Wallnla,
Walla Walla and Ainsworth.
WILL. B. RIcR,
Freight and Ticket Agent
q. s. c. r. \. Co.
Albany. June 18th. 1887.
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Additional attractions this week in rib.
bons, skirts. corsets. tides, stand covers
aad fancy goods. at Nolan's Bargain Store
cheaper than svsF.
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+, Two dollar corset. one dollar. at Nolan,
BIeaiu Starr.
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LSpanaD, ury Ro0ds, Srocefles, etc. are De-
Jag sold cheap. Be sure and purchase where
you can get the best bargaiAs, and that Is at
Montague's.
Roads, Aridgss and lumber cost this coun.
ty during the last fiscal year the sum Of
sSS7l.s3. while the viewing and surveying
Of rosds and the amount paid Supervisors
was sl4I6.2
It il lamentable to notice the indiscretion
With which eur citizens soak their yards
with water from the hydrants. Toe mach
water viii cause - much malaria as tor
heavy ditch.
Peters q Sex have had TO have two OF
thrss extra clerks during the rush. The
Desring twine binder is new used all through
the county and they are sending Ssuds
baker wagons In every direction.
The contract for building the bridgeacrosl
Beaver Creek, near the farm of w A Paul
has been let to J ] Doris, for the sum o
s424. The bid Of st John 4 Stone wa
e4o0, and G w Philbrick's was $500.
burning the year ending July lst, 1879
the full amount received in the Linn couat,
treasury was s92. .2s6 the next year it wa
So, ,043 the next, $lOl, All, and the yea
ending on the lst Of this msnth, sos, Al.
Watts 4 Godfrey are publishing the pre-
ceedings of the Good Templars, at Th
DAIlss. They viii print 500 copies. Sine
coming here they have printed absut fift
. large pamphlets besides the regular run .
work.
Parties in from the other side Of the moui
tains tell the asual story that the Leblanc
mountain road was open fully two. wesl
before any other across the Cascades. Il
5 now in good shape and travel aoress il
: lively,
Manager stschan and the Hazel Xii
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BEPARTVeE 80 TRAINS.
noexp SoaTu.
ALBANY EXPRESS Departs at $50 A q.
FREIGHT TRAINS eoo A q.
- -. Arrives at iista A. u.
AAlh in@aN Departs at 1905 p. M.
Bound SOUTH.
-. ,-.s.~, I Arrives At liAs A. u.
HAIL aONsN Departs at 1905 ~.
ALBANY EXPRESS Arrives&l s:Ss p. n.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-26

In an address at the dedication of Tuck
er Hall, Ex-Governor Swain spoke as fol-
lows -
1T was my lot on the morning of the
18th Of April, 1865, as the friend and
representative of Governor Vance, to
find, on approaching the Southern front
of the capt., Il, the doors ana windows
closed, and a deeper, more dreadful ST.
lence s~hrouding the city, than during thr
sad catastrophe to which | have referred
| met at the South front of the Capitol.
however, a negro servant, who waited on
the executive department., the only hui
mar being who had dared to venture be,
yond his door. He delivered me the KEYS
and assisted me in opening the doors ana
windows of the executive office, aud |
took my station at the entrance. with a
safe conduct from General Sherman in
my hand, prepared to surrender the Capt.
tol at the demand Of his approaching
forces. At that moment a band of mar
auders, straggIer. from Wheeler's retir-
ing cavalry, dismountcd at the head Of
Fayetteville street, and began to sack
the stores directly contiguous to and
South ef DR.. Haywood's residence. |
appraised them Immediately, that Sher-
mans army was just at hand, that any
show of resistance might result in the
destruction of the city, and urged them
to follow their retreating comrades. A
citizen, the first | saw beyond bis thresh-
hold that morning, came up at that mo-
ment and united his rcmon.trances to
mine, but all IN vain, until | perceived
and announced that the head Of Kilpat-
rick's column was ip sight In a moment
every member of the band, with the ex-
ception of their chivalric leader, wa. in
the saddle, and bis horse spurred to hi.
utmost speed. He drew his bride rein,
halted in the centre Of the street. and
discharged his revolver until his stock
Of ammunition was expended in the di-
r~sction, but not in carrying distance OF
hi. fee, when he too fed, but attempted
to run the gauntlet il vain. His life was
the forfeit at q very brief interval.
The remains Of this bold man rest in
the cemetery covered with garlands and
bewcpt bv beautiful maidens, little aware
how nearly the city may have have been
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-26

You've MEN Our OF WoRK-do YOU
want employment? Here is a chance tc
make good pay, and see the countrv II
this pleasant season Of the year. Mr.. ".
T. Hendon, the General Manager Of the
Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency, at Raleigh, wants FIVE or six
active and wide awake men to travel iol
fifty miles around the capital. They viii
be furnished a wagon, harness, machines,
&c.
The Improved Wheeler 6 Wilson sell.
rapidly. Very little effort to introduce
it has heretofore been made in this re-
gion; but the company now nleans to let
the public compare it with all others.
Write, or call on, W. p. HENDoN.
Raleigh. n. c
Sales Rooms at Madame Bessons. op-
posite Express office. Ladies invited to
cali and see it at work.
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it1,4 4itbji.
SELECT BOARDING AND nav
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG la
DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
HII.ISBOto. y.

The fo~rty-Sevcnfh session ri .
Misses \ sh Il Hiss knlipck ~.A
Will open - July. 1852. and c.as. .
December, tween y weeks
Circulars sent on pPlcatlon
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Wesleyan
Female Institute,

; 7 \ { \ I Q \, Y IR GINIA
Opens September 2oth. 1852. One ~
the FIRST SCHOOLS FOR GoUNG LADIES
IN THE UNITED STATES. SURROUNDINGS
beautiful. tIma'e unsurpassed. Pupils
from eighteen States. Terms AuGN.
THE 5 II TIE UNION. Board. wash
ny, English course. Latin, French. (irr-
man. Instruments Music. &c. for
Scholastic wear, from > pit 10 June,
s23S. For Catalogue write To
REV WI. ~. HARRIS, ID. - Prest.
Jy 5-tf Staurtop. Va
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Institute
For Young Ladies,
GoLDsBoRo, WAYNE Co., y. {.
Or. Ard MRS. CHAPMAN. principaIs.

Select, thorough, mex pensige, Teachers fully
ColnPe1tAt >uinofr OF pupils limited 10 thirty
Instruction III English, Ancient and Modern Ian
Suages, Drawing, singing Ia class, and Gales
lheAlchs, With Board, ~ asnIuP, Fuel AMI Lights,
4 "o hundred Doi4drs per School wear, cOrullenC-
ing l4th September, closing 18th June. The only
extra charge, II Tor Instrumental Musick. Apply
ior circulars to Rev. DR.. R. II. Chapman, Beaufort,
y q, or TO DR.. John II. Hill. Goldsboro, ayne
Co., North Caroliua.
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
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GARULINA EULLEGR.
BOTH SEXES.
AaS0HViLLE, AHS0A CO.. n. C,

Is ten miles north of Wadesboro on
the g. e. X. X. The sextt,ru VIII be
gin Aug. ;, 1892. Terms. CURSE Of
study, instruction, discipline OF school,
accommodation. heal'htulness Of loca-
ton, all perfectly satisfactory. Apply
Tor circular and fail particulars to
Rev. ). Il IRA WICK. a. VI.
or Prof W. u. REDFEARN, THIS
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on the verge IL devastation, and Low
narrowiy the faire.t Of heir Dumbe' n-t
have escaped insult and death, from this
rash act OF lauless warfare.