The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
HOME AND ABROAD.

IN tHcAF kEC0t N&S0s
The finest pocket knives and the loves
prices at Lansdon's.
For your fall and winter goods SO to Alet
& Martin, Albany, Or.
The County Temperance Alliance meets
in this city Oct. 18th and 18th.
Second hand organ. good - new for sale
cheap. Inquire at this Office.
Dolmans, alsters and circulars q big
stock at Monteith l. Seitenbach's.
The Willamette river has begun to feel th'
effects of rain aud begun to rise.
Some good cheat seed for sale by L Me-
Farland at his farm near this city.
Flour is 81 barrel at Elk City, and even
flour shipwreeked BY the 0na il S.,
Bishop Morris. of the Episcopal Church
is now East on a trip of several weeks.
New this week, corsets. laees. embroid.
! cries and etc, at Montsith 4 SeitenbAoh's.
The tax levy in Umatilla county has been
fixed at 1916 mills. 1. mills moro than Linn
county's.
Tight Citing sacques, dolmans. listers,
the finest stock in the city a. Monteith 4
Seitenbaoh's.
A few days ago Peters & Blain received an
American dollar dated 1890. Il is valuable
as curiosity.
The wheat crop of the United States for
1883 will, it is estimated, amount to 40o.-
OOO. 900 bushels.
Rev L Roberts win preach at Central
Church tChristianl on next Sabbath morn
ing at IL o'clock.
Twenty-Five miles of rail were laid on the
extension south of Glendale during the
month of September.
Ladies should buy their oorsets OF Mon
teith Seitenbach where they can have the
largest stock to select from.
New zephers, eardboards, creoles. Ger
mantown yarns and Seine twines opened
this week at Nolan's Cash Store.
There are 200, 900 commercial travellers in
the United States, who cost their employers
$500, 900, 900 year. Who pays this
Trains on the Narrow Guage now run IN
the Junction of the Lebanon read where
IrelSnt u tf4aslcEfS4 70 tuo ~ u ~ ~ H.
Silks and silk brocades. satins and satin
brocades, pushes and velvets in plain and
brocade, can be found st Montsilh & Seitca.
bach's.
Il is treat not often enjoyed for the
people of Albany to be able TO hear such .
lecture IS was delivered last Friday night
by Prof. NacMahon.
Yesterday was the Jewish day of atone
ment, which was observed by tho closing Of
their stores, and general observance of the
rites of the charch.
The Guard of Eegene says. Mes G \ Bond
and family have moved to Linn county.
They have been residents of Lane county
about twenty five years.
Somebody tells as that it is the cows that
raise such havoc with the sidewalks, and
insists that they should at least be taken
care OF during the night.
Go to the book auction next to Peters q
Blain's and get some first-class literature.
Tbs propristors have one of the best collec-
tions we have ever seen.
Hoffman and Joseph are obtaining quite
q reputation for keeping frat class groceries.
and the freshest vegetables, fruits. etc, call
on them for your groceries.
Express rates are falling. until they are
nearly down to bedrock. on account of the
competition between Wells, Fargo & Cos.
express and the n. P. express.
The liberty pole 10 front of Linn Elsins
Co. No. 2's house was lowered level with the
ground the first of tie week Il will be re.
painted and raised in few days.
Allen & Martin have just received new
goods direct from the East. aud can sell
cheaper than ever. Go and see them before
you buy your fall and winter goods.
Fine dress goods in all the new shades
with velvet, plush and silk to match. also q
full line of the newest novelties in fancy
dress buttons at Samuel Young's.
The hose boys of No. Is will give another
dance this friday night at DAnnals Hall,
to which all are invited. Good music viii
be furnished, and good time Is assured.
Parties desiring few big squash seeds
can obtain them by calling at this office
They are from the Alphin squash, five fee
two inches in circumference, tthe squash.l
Several large winter radishes, in fac
immense fellows for radishes, were brought
into our Office Wednesday by Mr. Ed Knox
of the Butte, for which he has our thanks.
The Pacific Life, published at San Fran
cisco is lively sporting paper giving all tn
latest sporting news. Those interested ii
such matters should take notice Of this fact
A letter from Kansas. from John ID
Smith, formerly eompositor on the DEMO
Graf, speaks of the excellent condition o
the crops, and of improvement in Mr.
Smiths health.
A hea in life time can only lay 600 eggs
OF these she viii lay 20 the first year, l35 i
her second and ia in her third. Durin
each of the following four yearssthis. will b
diminished by 20.
Mechanics Fair tickets will be sold at th
depot on Oct. 1lth, good for return on An
till Oct %. The fare from this city
Portland and return will be $4.s5, includ
ing one admission to the fair.
Mrs Smith, the wife of the murderer I
Mrs. Petch, who committed suicide onl
about ten days ago, was married last Satui
day to young man named Fauvy. This
evidently case of total depravity.
Schuyler Calfax was in Portland Wednei
day, arriving Tuesday night by N. 2. Il
Few may remember Mr.. CaIfax as the Vic
President during Grants first term, bat b