The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-20
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scro, Ap-:l y, 1883

i .,t..a scfo, AprIi2, 1888 4
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| We have been accused Of mentioning
some. and not Others ws desire 20 go
the rounds aa = 49, Boa aaad oa
Oor market is always furnished with
the best of meats which ARE noll at roa-
sonahie rates, and with William TO do
the carving you can always purchase a
foe. juicy steak or roast. (if yen Do
purchase little bone). FL attends to
the outside work and rides mshy . mile
to secure good meat We have bssn in.
formed that Ed. Is also tying 70 induce
certain young lady 70 change her name.
The doctors are quite numerous and
all seem 70 be doing well 10 their line.
DR.. Hide, formerly . resident Of your
city, Is almost constantly IN the saddle ;.
Dr's Martin and Kirkpatrick are having
share of the practice. The latter is
Of a benevolent turn of mind, and by
n otice, has informed orr citizens that
prescriptions can be pfocan,I from him
free Of charge. Some Of the boys are
almost tempted TO take loae bscaase
IL is cheap. $3.50. -vaa a
With legal talent our town is blessed,
and many are the knotty legal questions
settled 10y che bar at Scio, when had IL
not been for the talents Of DAILY, Dor
ria and Miller, the Matters in dispute
wonId. ir all probability, have been car
riel before the Supreme Court at an i'm.
menso expense and great loss Of time.
Scio should be moral city, for We
possess ministers Of several denemina.
tions. who gire us sounI doctrine for
our souls good. aad are constantly
reminding US that broad is tie road
that leads 70 destruction.
Ia mentioning our doctors ws left out
Our Veterinary Snrgecrs, p. %. Smith
and Peter BiIyeu. Smith csn tell. Ia
an instant, whether your horse Is stiHe
ljointel or has the pole-evil. and Bilyeu
whether yonr horsshA, the sweeney OF
epiz)otic- gee as4
Our city council assem- mbled last Tues
day evening, and ] was credibly In
formed considerable orAtory was dis
played in debate upon the matters
passed upon, when the debate was the
hottest the expression could be repeat
edly heard, "Now, Mr.. Mayor, mean
no harm, them's my sentiments and
30 they were. saffsil 81.
!, Il seems that ''U No" is much more
puzzled about the johnson barricade
than the gentleman from AItany, and
J well he may be. o
Prof. H.. II. Willialnson has infusei
considerable life in our city by his many
jokes and witty sayings, aAd several o.
the boys have come Oft second bes'
when exchanging jokes with him.
The Tin Shop is doing = lively busi-
ness, and many sa elbow George manu-
| features for use in this market. Uncl,
. William is,a tine hand IN selecting
good stove aud selling il so the draft
{ on the pocket, is very light
You may know that our city is OF
. the improve, for IL. A. johnson, Jr
: and Robert Ashley ara PrepAring T.
{ supply the Forks" with all kinds o
hardware, from darning needle to
4 threshing machine, Except such article
: as are kept in back part ofthe harnes
g shop.) .aiaa
: Our business men say that they los
o no twenty; Scott May says he neve
J. did like beans; Andy says he neve
. will sing about, JOHANNA anymore, bu
:, Hark Charley is singing with dee
!. bass voice, else guine to AlAbam.
J. Peter says he never did whisper, bu
is sometimes the oysters viii kick; Ef
e says be neve will gig another sucker Q
,e Sunday, and William, swears he won
of go with him any more If hs does Il
. mules 60. s1ssr1al mail4s E
re tare agam a.s5il = ase DAN.
. Freder lex N. Crouch, the compos
l' of kathleen Mavourneen," 10 gray
haired man, who lives on poor fare
- Baltimore. A tattersd coat of Confe