The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-28

f. Carter and Co., have on hand geod
assortment of their Excelsior Harrows and
elod erushsrs, which they sell at reduced
prices. Call at their Sash aud Door Factory
aad see them.
Columbia river feeds the world with sal
mon. Last year $780, ,69s cases were ship.
ped from this State. $50. 69S, going direct 30
Europe, aud 10, 900 to various points via
San Francisco.
The Dss Moinss tIowal Tri. Weekly Tri-
bsaa says "a Harrisburg, Pa, Journal
mentous that Mr. d Eensinger, No. 1
Market Square, that city, was cured by st
jacobs Oil of a violent attack of rheumatism.
All subscribers to the DEMOCRAT who viii
pay their subscription account to this paper
in full TO date aud one year in advance viii
be presented with sne years subscription TO
she Chicago Ns'cs, frssclass family paper.
The Ysquins Pose paa ia an appearance
last Saturday nerning. Il presents good
appearance. aud is 3 spicy, interesting sheet.
Cell proposes to grow up with the Posi- and
Yaqaiua, and iatends working to make both
| fixed institutions
Tho skirmishing between the Capital
Democrat tho !St.,tesmzB and County Cen
trail COMMITTEES at Salem is quite intersat-
ing. 1t is to be hoped that the party will
not be obliged to father soma OF the state
msnts of the Democrat.
The body Of Wm Mcbride Wlo was
drowned in Crooked River few weeks ago,
has not yet boon found His brother, John
MeBtids. will start for Eastern Oregon in
a short time, TO make thorough search for
the remains.
Frank Leslis's Weekly has foolish car
tooa Of Arthur setting his brOgans down on
the Chinese bill and Uncle Sam upheliing
him. col to 81 doesn't look very much
as If Urele Sam, who is only majority Of
the people or their Representatives upheld
such ignoraaes.
Lewis. the defendsnt in the late muir
der case, is = sleepy lssking man Of abOat
hfty. with sandy hair and gray imperial
beard. The look in his face is not sss that
brings Conscience; yes worse looking men
are seen on our streets every day.
II has bssa astsrly impossible fer the
people here to get wood Of Aay kind /; bat
we understand that sooa the farmers will
teEin coming in with it when we suggest
tha. they bring some to this Office to pay
subscription with. We Hesd it.
Ten thousand Dollars il boots aud shoes
at Samuel L. Young's shoe store. Ladies,
Misses, aad ehildrsRs school shoes for boys
and girls. iron clad shOes, and everything
kept in first class beet -ad shoe store.
GEszp shoes if wanted.
Hang ing. an account Of whose last
Celestial thieviag aEAir was given last
week. was brought up bsiore Judge Boise
last Wednesday. and pleading guilty, was
given fres pass into the penitentiary for
i've years. tn. extent of the penalty for the
ofense committed.
There were very few a. the Blue Ribbon
club Friday night, on account of severe
storm, Gc, bat those whs went listened to
very good program, the address By Rev.
HoIleabaagh b,ing excellent and evidently
appreciated. The miscellaneous business
was decidedly spicy.
Astoria has been thoroughly agitAted.
Monday seven yags were arrested, also three
rioters who took part il the attempt to
break int the Jail last week, and John
Balm for the murder OF Lowris Alexander.
Such things are not much OF = recommen-
dation to a city.
Attention IS called to Peters aud sox' Hsv
Advertisement in another column. They
ara new aoibg the leading hardware busi
Eeas in this city, and are entitled to grsai
praise for tho enterprise aud spirit they
have displayed. Their Gales Of the Desrinl
Twine Binder alone kays been very large,
and certainly encouraging.
Samuel Z. Young has en- exhibition at his
Agricultural Warehouse, one Of ths Nav
Mccormick Harvesters, with the Applsby
Twine Binder. Farmers wanting binder
should not fail to see it before giving theil
orders. hIr. II. Lampnan OF Iowa, wht
has al years Of experience with the Meier
mick machines will be pleased ts show up
Orders solicited. Harycsters and Binders
guaranteed as represented
Mrs J. C. AendsnhalI, formerly of this city
is aboat to open one of the finest millinery
establishments in Linn county, in tie st
Charles Hotel, Lebanon. Her grand open
IL will take place next Monday, when SD,
wants all Of the citizsns Of Lebanon to cal
aud see what shs has and ia capable OF doing
She proposes to keep first class stock o
goods, and IS do az good trimming 81 can b
done in the cosnsy.
Il heavy runaway occurred Wednesday
evening that clused some am usemcnt. DIR
Gray's pony was hitched to i sled, on whicI
vas seated his two sons, when the psDy be'
coming tired Of that kind Of play, starteC
on run leaving the boys aud sled behipd
After little skirmisbing along the walk 81
First Street he was stopped near Foster
mill
There is no u2e Of talking, it is settled
fact, an indisputable fact, the unvarnishse
trutn, so ws are informed, that Star Brewer,
beer is taking the lead everywhere through
this part of the State. Me. Bellanser hai
succeeded by industry and thorouxI
knowledge of his business, in placing hi
beer at the top; SO that it is now beinI
called for in preference to any other manu-
factured in the valley Remember this whel
you are thirsty.
'Lackaday, who would have thought it!
said Mary Kelly's mother last week, on see
, ing that her daughters bean was in the city
"who would have thought that c. B. Monta
que, of Lebason, could sell goods of sucl
splendid quality as cheap as he does. "Bn
! it is fact and the people of Lebanon kno'