The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-09-28

Pioneers leave Tuesday.
The days are growing shorter.
Celluloid collars and cuffs ct Blain's.
New goods at Montsith & seitenhaohs.
The Circuit Court viii have fair docket.
il Cowan & Co., Lebanon, General Mer.
chants.
Boots aud shoes at J. l.. Cowan & Cos,
Lebanon.
A splendid assortment of whips at ]
Dubruille'a
Miss Emma sohubsrt's millinery estab.
lishment
A dramatic club viii he organized soon for
this winter.
Considerable marrying is going on through
the county.
The tender beys Of Linn Engine Co. No.
2's have anew trumpet.
The Band viii give numerous entertain
ments during the winter.
For your fall and winter goods 60 to Allan
L Martin, Albany, Or.
Second hand organ. good a. now for sal
eneAp inquire aE TINS IN ,.
Dolmans, ulsters and circulars . big
stock at Montsith & Seitenbach's.
Go TO Blaia's aad LOOK at the fine stock Of
overcoats. All grades aud qualities.
Be sure and see tho new millinery goods
at Miss Sohubert's. They are the best
| A fine line Of Boys and youths suits recsi-
we'd to day, made especially for L L BlAin
New this week, corsets, laess. embroid.
cries aud ETC., at Moateith b Setter bach's.
A car load Of hops went through this city
the other day oa its way east from Eugene.
We chronicle the deaths of three his
week who saw their three scors years and
ten.
The State fair seems to have been moro Of
Marion county Institutions than anything
else.
Tight fitting sacques. dolnAns. listers,
the finest stock in the city a. Montsith &
SeitenLaeh'
Dress goods aud fancy goods. represents
ing all the novelties. can be found 1t Men,
teith & Seitenbach's.
RsvJ T Floyd, editor of tho Chrissian
Herald, at Monmouth, preached in Y. P. @.
A. Han last Sunday.
C W Watts received handsome bird
dog The 6Fst Of the week from Salem. pres
snt from friend there.
A large boiler for tho saw mill at Browns
vile was taken from the depot in this city
70 that place, last Tuesday.
Ladies' should buy their corasts of Mon
teith Seitenbach where they can have the
largest stock TO select from.
First Quarterly meeting OF NJ E Ctsnreh
will be held in this city next Saturday and
Sunday Rev J D Driver, P. e
Another circRs i traversing the deserts Of
Eastern Oregon. We have not yet learned
whether Albany viii be afflicted.
L Z Blain is receiving new clothing by
every steamer and nov has much the 6ness
stock in this part of the cOaatry.
A very large and well assorted stock ol
mems and boys boots aud shoes ll25 cases.
now in stock for sale low, at L Z Blain's.
Mr. r KAiger, few miles from this city
threshed 937 bushels of wheat from fifteen
acres. an average Of 62i bushels per acre.
Silks and silk breoades, aatins aud sat n
brocades, plushes and veIvets in plain and
brocads, can be found at Monteith L Ssites.
bach's.
Milt A Miller. Of this county, is now
editor of the University colnma. in she Ore
gon State Journal at Eugene. He fills tn.
position well.
A son OF Mr. G Bridgefarmer . few days
ago fell from the loft of his fathers barn and
falling on the brake Of . wagon cut . baG
cash N his head.
Wheat in Nov. 1859, according to th,
first number Of the Oregon DEMocRAT pub
lished in this city was the sams A. it il TO
day, so cents per bushel.
A mile was recently made On bicycle o
Springfield. Mass, in one minute and thirty
nine and two-fifths seconds, equal the tastes
time ever made by horse.
Get your groceries as well as provisions
fruits, etc., at Hoffman l. Josephs. The.
have q splendid stock at this time, and rea
sonable prices can Be depended on.
Allen & Martin have just received new
goods direct from the East, and can sci
cheaper than ever. Go and see them befer
you buy your fall and winter goods.
4 Young people desiring well ventilate'
J and pleasant place TO skate in should go Z
DannaPs Hall. It is open Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday nights of each week,
/ A son of Mr. De Almond, at Jefferson, wa
recently run over by wagon filed wit
grain, but fe .tunateiy no benes were frac
tured, DR. Hill Of this city attended him.
Allen & Martin keep constantly on han
an endless variety of corsets. The sever
lasting" "unbreakabls" and Corduroy.
the three best corsets made, always in stock
Mr. Alfred Wheeler recently sheared hi
famous Spanish Merino sheep. NiDety.tw
head averaged sixteen pounds. the best on
giving mp fleece that weighed thirty-fod
pounds.
Pendleton saloon keepers are being arres
ed for keeping open on Sundays. The cit
zens there claim six days in the week
enengh, and Pendleton is not virtuous cit
either.
Nearly everything now sells for 81 bushe
So striking is this the case that one grocer,
man talks Of calling his place the one doll.
store, apples, potatoes. tomatoes, etc., al
in the list.
. Hc Hardman, at Lang Station, has Il
sale, one span of three-year old hoTse
geldings. Balm wagon, and a McSherl
grain drill. Will be sold cheap either +.
cash or on time.
There will be a dance in the Saltmari
building just west of the Revere HoEsene,
Saturday evening. Those desiring to tri
the light fantastic toe will be afforded
; good opportunity.