The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-30

Mr. Campeau is an old hand ct the business,
but has not followed it fer several years.
Mr. Surles viii stay with. him until he 70.
covers his dsxtority.
| 'Men Of the Hour" columns are appear.
ing in many Of cur exchanges. Second hand
cuts are obtained from tho East at small ex.
pense and Arab Pashas are dished up here
several weeks after they have boeA in the
illustrated papers in the East $50.
Carran has had one of his celebrated fruit
dryers erected on the lot opposite the Post.
Office. whore all can see it. He claims to
have the best dryer ever offered to tho pub.
lie. Ii has 90 square feet to tho heater,
while the other dryers only have nine.
Yestesday A l. Bridgofarmer came int o
eur office with pail of as fine cherries as
We have seen. The girls demolished them
in shert metre. They wero raised on tree
I ii, 5 inches in circumference aud 80 feet
across the branches. Bigger ones rarely
grow.
Mrs George B Reynolds lately received from
the Travellers Insurance Co. $1,000 the amount
of the policy on her husbands life. II will
be remembered that he was lately killed As
Seattle, w. T. by All unfortunate accident
N Henton is agent for the company in this
city.
The leading insurance company il the
Hartford. No company in America has
gone through greater fires aud come out on
tsp, It is perfectly safe and Is one of the
best established companies in the world. c.
II. Stewart is agent in Albany. Call ON
him for insurance.
The first of the week while Sherman
MeClung son OF Isaso MeClang. was rid
ing horseback near this city the horse be-
came frightened and threw him yioleatly 10
the grouad. lie struck on his shoulder
with such fores "a 20 brea< his collar bone.
DIR. Hill set the sans anl placed il ia =
good condition,
Tho boys will all have a big .iIas on tho
9TH, and they should make il poiut u look
their best, for the eyes of multitude will
be on them. Ia order to do this go
to Blain's and he will dress you up in
the best suit OF clothes for the least money
to be found il: the city.
The summer number Of E.aricAs PIshioa
Quarterly is more interesting than ever.
The costumes illustrated are very diversified
so that any lady can be suited, in every
thing -bonnets, the latest efforts in parAsols.
fans, and so on. The Quarterly is q COM
plete success. Cost so cents year. Ad.
dress Enrich Bros., Eighth Ave. n Y.
Buy your beer OF Mr.. Ed. Bellangsr at the
Star Brewery. His reputation IS brewer
is second to none in the state and he has
taken pains to keep one of the best places
in the city, where those who enjoy tho
beverage can 90 and lind pleasant place.
His large wholesale trade speaks for him
throughout the valley.
Minhser Gross, of the Depot Hotel. wears
pleasant smile these days. Travel Is
pretty good. aai tas prospects for the eom-
plstiOu of the road between Rosebarg and
i:edding are better than ever. That event
means increased travsl sad increased pros.
perity hot only among hotel keepers, bat
every body in the Northwest.
IL was Albany Va the Pork at the eamy-
meeting last Sabbath. Two young ladies
from this city ia their smartest teens, and
two other young ladies frota the Fork, like.
wise in their smartest teens. got into war
Of words, aud soon became the center Of an
immeIs sc crowd. who Witnessed their tonxaey
contest. not much TO their credit. be il said.
The new En.ine house Of Engine Co. No.
is now completed and presents handsome
appearances. Il Is substantial building, and
viii do the company good servics. Zsyss &
Hoehstedler are entitled to much credit for
the thorough work they have put int H.
The painting was done BY Bob Bowman, aud
the lettering in front by Henry Suzsns. who
has, in this ease, shown himself 20 be good
workman in this line.
Tho farmers Of Linn county need 70
realize the fact that 10 make themselv YES
safe they will have TO branch out and raise
something besides wheat, an article the
price for which can never be depended on
while the present extortionate rates Of trans
poration are charged. They sho uld raise
stock, potatoes, fruit. etc, in abundance.
It viii pay. The market for those articles
will be good fer many years to come. -
Among the attractions for the Fourth
none are greater than those to be presented
at Scio. If the bill OF fare is carried out .
big spread eagle feast will be bad. A'aong
other features is barbecue, Of the old
fashioned stripe. The plug nggs will reign
supreme Hon z s Strahan viii make the
speech and d P Mason will read that time
honored institution the a of j. Can you
resist going there.
Andy Hunt aud Mont Montsith returned
from Hickson Springs last Tuesday after an
absence OF aboht tive weeks They had a
good trip. These springs which are owned
by John w. Hickson, are known as the old
Belknap Springs and are about forty miles
from Eugene. The water has splendid
medicinal properties and there is good
place to bathe. so that no doubt under Mr..
Hickson's charge they viii obtain good
reputation.
This week Peters s Sex received the
twine for their binders which they have
sold. II stretched out it would reach from
eaa francisco to New York and over hal
way across the Atlantic, N other words
$3.50 miles. If made to cross Linn County
each way it would cut it mp. from the VIA
lamstte to the Casca1es, into blocks Of les.
than a mile square. All Of this is to be
twined around the grain Of this county.
The College Band left for Dallas Tuesday
evening, and will be gone till Saturday
They have been working hard, and marked
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