The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-16

Lebanon. No humbug but genuine bargains.
Il is now lent, aud deeple shoud be care.
ful about eating to much meat behind the
door.
JOS Nixon has gone ont of the Sc. Charles
Hotel a. Lebanon. Sir Riiea i now run
ming it.
\ plan OF Yaqaina City has just bson
received. Lots are being quoted at Sloo
and S75.
Skating rink open Saturday and Monday
evenings Tor all. and Wednesday evening for
ladies.
The wiad and rain Sunday night were
decided relief to the frozen up inhabitants Of
the Valley.
A slight fall OF snow Tuesday night whit
ened the ground. bat al hours sunshine dis
persed it.
FM Redfeld has large aud complete
assortment of garden seed, onion sets. seed
corn, etc.
The skating rink will not be run next
week during the session of the State Tem-
perance Alliance.
Foshay & Mason receive several copies OF
the Texas Sj2;ags regularly, which their
patrons can get.
Corvallis people have been investing in
Vacuum Motor stoc<. Better put your mon-
ey in air pumps.
SbOemaksfs are particularly busy now
adays cobb!ing for the wet feet OF their
many patrons.
Call at Hoffman & Joseph's and get some
of their pOtted meats. PGre groceries gener-
ally are to be obtained OF them
Tae verdict in the case at Portland against
Alfred Anderson for killing his brother was,
guilty OF murder in the first degree
a communication on the meeting Of the.
Grange at Shedd's which was received just
before going to press will be published next
week.
An exchange suggests publishers con
yention for the purpose OF protecting news
papers from Easter Advertising Sharks. We
second the move.
Staple and fancy dry goods, dress goods
clothing. mems and ladies furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, hats and caps and everything
at cost at Nolan's Cash Store.
The sermon next Sabbath morning a. the
Preabyteriaz Church viii be designed es-
pecially for the children. All, both old and
young will be cordially welcomed.
People of Lebanon should not forget that
if they would get goods cheap they ahould
go to Montague's, who is selling at bottom
prices, preparatory to his spring stock.
Anyone sending sI.50 to this Office viii
receive gross OF "Aeme" pens, adjustable
to any holder; quill acting with fountain
qualities. This is the cost price of them.
Quarterly services for the 81 E Church
will be held next Saturday, and on Sunday
forenoon the regular communion services
will be held. Rev Driver, Presiding Elder
will be present and conduct the services.
A society has been formed here by young
ladies who wear red badges, on which is in
ecribed -. d. f. The person sending us
the best solution of the above, whether cor
rect or not, will receive horse book free.
Mr Moses Parker living near this city has,
we understand, within few months lost
several horses, and reports from other quar-
ters of deaths are frequent. Buy one OF our
horse books, or pay your subscription in adj
vance and get one, and lsara how TO treat
your horses.
McaIinville brags Of pair of skates fifty
years old. We are requested to state that
Albany can beat this. as there is pair here
used by young man which the young ladie.
claim are a relic of hundred years ago.
They are called the centennial skates.
The attendance at the Blue Ribbon Club
Friday night was small, as well as the pro
gram, although the parts rendered were
good. Rev C Irvine delivered an address
and Miss Maggie Foster an interesting
selection.
Hoffman & Joseph put up about a hundred
tons Of ice during the cold weather, much
more than they thought possible at first. II
is stored in two houses, and will give oul
citizens chance next snmmcr to get all the
ice they wish at the lowest price.
Breymen & summerville, of Prineville
sold their entire outfit, ranch, cattle, horses
and all last week, to A Fl johnson, of Port
land. for $4,000. Mr. SummervilIe USED
to be resident of Harrisburg and in only
few years has made fortune at the stocl
raising business.
VI A Scott, the Magic Balm nuisance, VIII
with two cheeky songster; tried to run thi
city several months ago. has been arreste,
in San Francisco for tigamy. After leayin
this State he went back San Francisco an
attended to his original business, minstrelsy
His chances for acquital, it is claimed, az
slim.
Now that the cold snap has disappeare
we are reminded of the fact that the Sta
, Brewery continues to manufacture the bel
made in the willamette Valley, at least tn
is the report. Call on Mr. Faber and asce
tain for yourself the truth of this. H
sales in the Valley are good and speak vi
t for his beer.
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