The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16

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pose Of putting an opera house on them, buk
Mr Kcehlcr, the owner, refused 70 put any
price on them, why No do not know. II l.
stated that though the bniIaings On Il burn-
ed last year were Insured, he has never asked
nor bsen paid the insurance, certainly very
strange oonduet for tho President II = rail-
road. II he wishes the good will Of the
people Of this city he viii soil the property
At reasonable prics
Prineville has ct last had its Gre, $4,000
ons visiting 10 last Saturday. An account
Of II viii be fonnd In our correspond dence
from that place. Tho following IL list Of
the losssrs VIM Circles. Occidental
hotel. $1,000 r n Kelly. hotel furniture.
provisions and saloon Hxturos aud stock,
81, 200 II A billiard. NeSs building. 1900,
Mrs n A Holbert, s40o Ns,cs sfllcs. $500,
nearly all material except the press being
saved A Hodges, store build,ng, $500.
insured for sl.eo0. The asoCk Of Selling 4
Wincklsr was damaged considerably.
win Bros.. have Just received largo
shipment Of the latest improved sewing
machines. including tho Eldridge, Acknowl.
edged by sewing machine experts 10 be ths
lightest running machine ia the market.
TheEldridgo ia new machine aud has many
good qualities over ell others which must be
seen TO be appreciated. Il il no trouble 10
show the good qualities Of our machines 10
parties who contemplate purchasing. Old
machines taken in exchange.
DIR. Hinkie. Principal Of tho National
Surgical Institute. Western Diyision, $40
Bush street. San Francisco, win be al the
chemoketa Hotel. Salem. November ist and
2nd, At the Revere House. Albany. Nov.
3rd and till noon on the 9th, a the st.
Charles Hotel, Eagess City. Nov. 9th and
7th, Al the Metropolitan Hotel. Rossburg,
Nov. 9th. and At the Sc. Charles Hotel,
Portland, Nov. 22nd and 2srd, for the pur.
pose Of exa@ining and taking patients Tor
this Institution. Diseases Of the spine,
limbs. deiormities. paralysis and all chronic
diseases. speOialsieu. References given.
Ths Congregational social 1t the residence
Of Mr. A staigeF Wednesday evening. was
very enjoyable ~ well - entertaining affair,
largely attended by people from all churches
and no churches at all. Besides feast Of
good viii, pleasant conversation. sand wichss.
pickles. coffee and cake. musical and liter
aFy treat vas offered not often tho privilege
Of our eitizsas 70 hear. Mrs wolverton
read selection from Eaoch Arden. Mrs
StAiger and Mu Langdon. each sang In the
manner for which they have become %
popular. while Miss Laura Tate gave selsc-
tioa on The piano. which was really grand.
Miss Tate probably has no Superior In the
Northwest, IL equal, and many who havs
heard Of her advancement were glad Of an op
psFtnnity TO hear her.
The following from the IBdspeadsnes
Hsat Side. shows that . couple Of old AL.
bany boys are getting enterprisiBg "For
several weeks the small steam laanch being
constructed near Doatys' sAw mill ~ the
foet Of &C" street has bssn an object Of
great interest 10 many Of our citizens. sun.
day pFomsnaders and persons having plenty
Of time to spare make IL their objective point
and many and conflicting are the opinions
expressed ~ 70 its success or failure As
watm craft. The boat has 30 fsot keel. 9
ineh beam and viii Be propelled by small
esgiBe Of horse power. the screw or pro-
peller being - inches 10 diameter. The
boat has been launched and IL ready Tor the
machinery. Messers Pierce aud Spanglsr
are thu owners and builders. and ths beat
will bs used 10 towing logs on the river"
The following growl from Washington
Territory paper i worth reading - cari-
osity ''It is not very encouraging for tho
publishsr 81 paper in little town like
Palouse City. 20 sss every branch Of indus.
try prosperous. Knowing that II 10 mostly
due his untiring eaergy, aud then 10 be
tsid, 20, can't see where an advertise
u.snt would do me any good" Aboat one
half Of the business done in this place has
been brought here by our hard work .dnriBg
the past year. and still those who have been
most benefited are too penarious 70 pay .
short Bit towardsenpporting newspAper.
Well II Is long iAns that has no turn. We
hope somebody will get "rsd hot over the
above
The November magazine Of Ameriedn
Hi&sory presents an exceptionally attractive
table Of contents. The frontapisce is an
excellent engraving from Trumbull's famous
painting Of the Evacuation Of New Y York, /"
never before reproduced. The lsAding ar
tiele Is BY JudRe-Adyocats Asa Bird Gard.
mes, entitled 'sThe Last Cantonment Of the
main Continental Army Of the Revelation. .
The second article is . valuable apitome Of
events In Europe. concerning THE Treaty
for which tho Army Waited" By Theodore
r. Dwight, Librarian of the Ststs Depart
ment. Washington. A curious earrioaturs
Of Lord North. from rare English print,
oocnpies one page. The editor describes
ths frontispieee in two pages, after which
we have the conclusion Of Hon. Charles
Gaysrre's Historical Sketch Of Pierre and
Jean Laftts. the famous Smngglers Of Lou.
isiannA !" ssrhe Journey Of Mada NO Godin, .
. thrilling story By Frank D Y Carpenter
General Houstoa's Indian Life" by Alfred
NJ Williams the second chapter Of The
Private IRislli0enee papers Of Sir Henry Clin
ton. The other departments are all admir-
ably filed with entertaining and useial
matter Publication Office, 90 LAfaystt,
Place, New York City. Fer sale by FoahA,
& Mason.
/ what They Receive.
The folIoyvfnn Is tha nav received b,