The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-05


were on the street Evidently somebody
was already up.
Although the fire Monday morning was
net very big affair two accidents occurred
The Editor of the DEMocRAr mashed ms
right hand. go that he cannot write with IT,
aud Jas. Foster, Jr, burned one ot his
hands but not seriously.
Remember that tho Standard Minstrels Will
DO here on the 18th. II you would set n
reserved seat call At Mccoy and Ellerts
Immediately, for they have begun going al
ready. This is arst-olass minstrel trsup
and is taking we'll in Portland.
We want your trade, and il yoa want eur
goods there will be nothing to prevent us
doing business together. Oar new Spring
aud SummerSsosk is certainly complete and
cheap enough to "fll the bilr' for all you
want. Mouteith aud Seiteabaeh,
w. H. Mitchell Gen1 Agsat for the esle-
bratsi Mitchell Wagon mas located his head.
quarters for Oregon aud Eastern Washing
ton at no las Frank Street, Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Mitchell will be in Albany On Thursday
and Friday Nay 4th and 9th.
| We want it distinctly underNo1d that we
propose to do the business OF this part Of the
country. and have got the tho stock to de it
with, in quality, quantity and price. So.
come and examine before buying anything in
eur line of goods. Montsith and SsiteHbaeh.
The Ladies' Coffee Clab is entitled to great
| fa- h. Il "a
spondsd to the alarm of tire last Menday
morning The coffee was excellent and
suited the palate of all the heys. Treat
msnt OF this kiud makes hrsmen feel that
| they ara appreciated.
On Tuesday evening nsxt at 80 O'Clock,
Rev. Asherait Br others will begin : series Of
revival nse:isEs in the Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city. All ministers and
congregations are cordially invited to par:iei-
pate in these meetings. They will be en-
tirely undenominatioaAl.
Mr. John Crawford has set good example
which IS very csmmeadabls. In tho work
done on the Santiam ditch he employed
only white men. not a cinnamon being al.
LEVIED to work II everybody would do
likewise We woall soon get rid of the alp.
perry celsstials.
The ceztraet for building the new Presby-
terrain church in this city was le. to Sir. Jas.
DannAls, he being TIE lowest bidder, for
$500. twill Be constructed on the csrner
sf BrOadalbin aud Fifth Streets. aud whss
flashed viii probably bs the bsss church
in the city. Work viii be begun immsdi.
ately.
The saw mill owned by Mr Edward Rob.
inson has been repaired and improved 20
that the fasilities for doing work are better
than ever. A building has been added to it
for manufacturing shingles. making it oEs
OF the best mills ia the state. Wcrk will be
fsgua Immediately.
Its generally expected that Arthur will
veto the Chinese bill, hut it is quite csr.
tain thing that could he drink some Of the
Star Brewery beer he would sign = lill de-
clariag it to be the best manufactured in
the Willamette Valley. Better men than
hs have endorsed it,
Oliver Wendali Holmss has just died,
he vas enc of the first OF American poets,
and viii be sadly nissed. His "Ons Hoss-
Stay" alone would give him name. With
Bryant, Longfellsw and Holmes gone We
have only Lowell left of the old poets.
Soon ear country will be withsut n poet 81
any mozsnt.
There is No bettsr indication Of prosperity
than the amount Of business done by our
manufactured. Among other establish.
ments we notice that f Carter aud 90, in
their planning mill, ara being pushed ito the
extent OF their capacity, having al they can
do. Their work is spoken of in the high-s.
terms.
Blsin waats il distinctly understood
thai he prOpoIss 70 sell anythiag and every
thing be has in his store al lover rate than
oAn be bought anyxhers e!so in the city.
He will prove it TOO as you will fad by
giVias him trIil. No better oppsrtsnity
has been OforsI for obtaining goods at los
prices.
There is man IN Lebanon, good look
ing mao, too, Whs has gained quite reputa-
ton for seiling fac quality OF gosd., dress
goods, boots, shoes, groceries etc Strict
attention to business has given him tn.
bulk Of trads in that city. People v 10 deal
with him have come to know that they can
dspsa1 on the fact that they are getting
what they have paid for. His narse is C
B Montague.
The printurs Of salem ara to have Il pic.
nick sOon and FOR that purpus hs[I an Gu
thusiastiz measing tuSday oAeing. famiaS
account Of which il giTin By the Staeesn N. i.
Tqos. benton odensaI bssed the bisness with
Hoz-skin as rits qaud msn. Amun2 the
committees We noticed The nsmes R4lerodo
Pess Boise. Jr., Fsrsy Piske, Capisis Demo.
erat GodJrei, Grow Mica. Blua, wAuow. 7o.
we aIs Ii aitsiag anxpusI6 fer ann in vita
tion.
Get ready to be psrsscutei By Eli Perkins.
He's coming Who's coming why Eli,
ths ini-aitabls Eli. He'll make you laugh
till you are glad to tako back your mensy
fer the sake Of getting away. Thousands OF
pesple, more or less, hava died from hearing
him SPEAK. Do yen want to die Then 60
and listen to him. 1t will be the grandsst
sh ance Of shutting OF the coil Of pent up
umor ever offered to our citizens.
r r Humphrey has been in the city thir
week. He now owns the old Price mill, near
Waterloo, and has placed it in first-elas.
working conditian lie saws all kinds of
lumber, aad makes a specially of large tim.
bers, He can get ont anything from Sc feet
down. Everything will be delivered to
any part Of the couaty, or oan be fonnd on