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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

A b McIiwaIn Is BOW selling dress
goods, eashmeres from 3 cents up.
Spanish laces, cotton laces, dress trim
mIngs, satIns, dress silks will be sold
at twenty-five per cent less than pres
ent market prices. These are not
auction goods nor shelf worn, but a.e
guaranteed ~ be new and OF good quail.
~. Call and see, and IL these goods are
not first class you need not buy. Every.
thing In our line Will be put down TO
customers at bottom pric .. We mean
business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
Ssehssg.

Nothing does city 50 much good as to
keep running it down.
Nothing assists more in build up q
place than to tell everybody You SEQ that
IL isxiead, never fail to dc this.
Nothing is pIeasanter thaa to have q
man tell you how TO run your business,
when it IL none of his business how you
do :un your business.
NoshIng helps city more than rickety
school house that resembles barn.
Nothing speaks more highly of thrift
than ya1ds that look like hermits head,
full of rubbish and s'sich," and sidewalks
on the corduroy plan.
Nothing tickles q young man more than
to be gussiped about. As rule gossipers
are liars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Wednesday morning at about O'Clock
all that was mortal OF SsIs Graham
winged its flight To '.that unknown eoun-
try from which no traveller returns.n We
write this with sorrow, for Salem was just
in the gala day OF youth, possessed .
bright intellect and noble disposition.
UnlIke many of che boys of Albany he
was above the low devices of hoodlum
youth. For one only fourteen years of
age his life was para and an uncommon
ons. For eeme time he had been affected
by heart disease. so that his death was
looked for at any time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

AZ the meetiSg Of the C.,m moo Council
Tuesday evening the foIIo@isg Lids wer.
ree-ivsh fer the sewer oa EfOadsIbil stree.
iro" the e~nter Of the aiIry betpe.n Fir.t
aud Second streets To the oorth line Of F,f.h
street Al Hnnt, s23s3. ~ J Reese. .sIs,;
"srD'moHt aud Laurent, $3.50. Tie b,i
OF WsrHimon. and Laurent VA accented
and their bonds fixed at $1,000. tie contract
{" he completed by Sept. -, aud the ~..L
." be nBder superintsndeney Of the comIn,i.
tie on Streets snd Public Property.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
Firewerks

The 4th VIII soon be here. to-wIt
next Wednesday. Celebrate II Ia big
style by getting your equipments Of
will Brothers. Fire works, rockets,
blue lights, wheels, roman candles.
flags. Chinese lanterns, etc. etc, can
be found there. Don't go To the China
man, but patronlze an American lnsti.
tutlon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
FRED MAILER.

Opposite the Revere House is getting
ready to cell every man who comes to AL
.bany on the Fourth, fine cigars, tobacco,
oysters, candies, canned fruits, sardiner,
crackers and everything in the grocery or
confectionery line. Young man, you viii
tbe happy thereafter il You should
neglect on the Fourth to 60 to Muller's and
buy aome Of the above mentioned articles
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
Fsarsh Of Js'y.

will be q very busy day at Conrad
Myers. He expcts TO sell on that day
hundreds OF dollars worth Of the follow
Ing articles II not sold before then
to wit:
Prize candies, candies. nuts, oranges,
lemons, cigars, canned fruits, dinner
baskets, market baskets, pickles In
barrels. pickles In Jars, fresh bread,
cakes and pies and everything pure
and fresh in the grocery line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

All over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR, Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely usa OF this great life Saving
remedy, causes them 10 60 nearly Wild In
Its praise. IL is guaranteed ta positively
cure Severe Cenghs, Colds, Asthma. Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss al
Vsics, or any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles tree at FOshay q
Mason's Drug Store. Large size Si.O0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
MARRIED,
DIED.
GRAHAN.-On Wednss Law. June

GRAHAM.-On Wednss lay, June q,
Salem c., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Graham, aged years, mos. and days.
[Salem was born in Lowell. Michigan.
When small boy he came to this city with
his family, where he has lived up TO tbs
time Of his decease. and has ever been one oi
the noblest and most beloved boys of Cui
city-inttllieent, studious, refined, christ
ian. After continuously failing health, fol
overs . year, ami much of patisut suffering 70
weeks past, hs at last easily and sweet.
| fell asleep. in Jesus and passed homs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

At Allen 4 Martins is the place to find
boots an 1 shoes In any quality YOU wish'
and at any price. Good goods nthis limo
will be sold cheaper than at any store In
tile valley and no old stock to work off.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Just received an iavoiee Of hacks aud
buggies direct from the Abbott buggy Co.
Chicago. which will be sold Mt redneed
prices ss these goods have arrived much
later than contracted for. do not wish to
keep these over winter. partir, wanting
will zee it to their interest 20 call aud get
prices. 4s
SSurII T.. Yorxe.
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CIething.

New spring goods in mems and boys
clothing at Allen q Martins. Their stock
IL very complete and they make every
man happy where price aud quality is
c0neern
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Rooms OF the Merchants Profession UaiOn,
Portland. Oregon, June 2e:h. 1888.
y. n. NoLAS
Dear Sir:
Ia visw el the fact that your business ID
good and remittance satisfactory. am in.
strueted by your creditors % advise yon Il
remain In Albany until the tuil amount o.
your liabilities are settled, after liqaidAtion
you will be AZ liberty To act ~ yod please,
Yours truly
/. N. DAwsoS, Assignee
Referring 70 the above would say that a
long as remain in Albany will continue
to offer still greater bargains to my namer
Gus patrons and the public at cost
s%s %s.s. M0LAM'S ss.S SAD.
Just opened, new faLcy goods for the srh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
.shinsIes.

The very best shingles made can be had
Of j. II. Maine. jnst ACROSS the river, for
81 .s5 at the mills or So delivcre in Albany,
His shingles have no superior anywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Fresh fish can be had every morning
tHy,les Fish Market. one door east
Twcedale's Stove and Tin store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

In the Rel ublican conYention Of Iowa on
wednesday B r Sherman was rsnominated
g,r Governoe. Platform sh-a.wasby en-
the tariff srd l:sucr cuestisa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
pearl.. er Jsl,.

Parties visiting Albany on.the Fourth
of July should bear Ia mind that
samuel +. Young's Boot and Shoe
store Is the place to buy your ladies,
misses and children shoes Ia both fine
and common grades. He does not
clai N to sell the cheapest shoes as they
are generally trash, but he does claim
to give the best value for the money
paid, as thousands of his customers viii
testify. He also keeps q large assort-
nent Of ladies. misses and cailirens
sllppersim all grades.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Mss +. Ieavitt has removed her mll-
linery and fancy goods store, four dsors
east of s. Il. Youns's dry goods store,
where she may be found at ali times with
all the latest fashions OF the day. Dress
making q speciality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
erm l.ESN.
Addllional E.oeal en- sad Page,
On Thelr way 10 AIblaA.

Wednesday morning the tinkl.ng OF bells
was heard on Ferry street, and soon fOnr
muled team. followed By three covered
wagons Turned the corner on First street.
A man was riding one OF the rear rules.
while on the first ones were some bells.
"A sircns for certain" calculated one.
Nevada. as sere IS You live said an.
other.
Wei. it was Nevada style. style. too.
seen in California.
In these states the dust gets SO thick
that bells are necessary in order to prevent
collisions. the same, - Jog horns on the
ocean. bat As none Of these proved 70 be
Nevada teams We do not know why they
were used here Oae af the drivers was an
old Albany man named Harmon, and the
whole company were on their way from the
Southern extension, where they ha,i been
working on the Railroad, to Alhina. where
they had an engagement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

The days festivities win close with grand hal O.
be given a. the depot pavilion. The best of lnns,c
has been secured f1r the occasion. Tickets, Sl.50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

All TPaIaa daily. exeept sanday.
NoTIcR.-on and amer this date regular
tickets win he sold 1t our ticket Office for
following polntson Columbia river: Upper
CasEsadeS, Dalies, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla Nalla aud Aasworth.
Wilt. u RTcE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
q. = e. Il. -. Co.
Albany. June 18th. iSs'.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
Dlyine service.

Rev. +. T.. Berry, of Salem, well known
to many OF the citizens OF Albany for his
stirring temperance addresses. will oecu-
py the pulpit OF the lst Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath. both moEnialHssfi
evening. Hours of -
7:i5 y. NJ. All are
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
Befkahire PIGS.

J.P. Gilmore, near MilieF's Station.
has another lot of fine berkshire pigs
Ter sale. Gall early # yon waEt them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
cedar shingles.

For sale At Gam coAsn's, for e. 40 per
thousand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Marks Monday, June %, 1883,
near Lebanon, TO the wife Of James Marks
"a boy.
SIMPSON. Corvallis. an jane 26sh
1883, to the wife of Joha Simpson,
girl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
W. 9, 7. ..

The VIC. T. u. will N set ~ the I
p. G, Al. Hall on Tussiay, July ., at
O'Clock. Quarterly reports of ofiicers
will be presented.
MRsJ TOWNSEND.
Afns sG J TUnnnLL, Pres
ssc'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

sishman { Joseph's at one cent pc
oand. Cheap enough for everybody.
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SsNrKI. +. Yorxo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29
MOLAM'S


opened, new faLcy gOoda ior the lth
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

fore. additional mills demanding supply,
and empty granaries and warehouses to re-
ceive, sufficient 10 meet emergencies before
sny large amount viii be throws on the
general market. Indications are that the
market will open between $3.50 and $l.C0
per GENITAL Commercial R,poft<r
Always patrorize ho"e industries. Don't
be influenced by Llg na,nsd canvassers from
abroad. Every fsw weeks, for instance q
tailor comes to our city, representing some
San Francisco firm, and strange TO say takes
many measurements for suits. Now, we
have been told on very good authority that
the purchases ia many cases, instead of
getting q suit made to order only gets suit
of ready made clothing, which be could get
In our own city for about half the price, or
made cheaper and as well by our own tailor.
A large Ere occurred at Dallas last Friday
night, resulting in q loss Of property amount.
ing TO sl2, 900 or $1,000 The Dallas hotel.
law Office of Pipes Townsend, Browns
grocery store, Smiths barber shop, Con-
stables saloon, Cosper's stove store and
Ellis grocery store. all were burned to the
ground. As there was no FIRE department
all the fighting had to be done with buckets.
A geod engine would haye extinsuished the
flames before any great damage had beer
DONE Since then . Gre company has been
organized and steamer will be purchased
A middle weight gentleman, we under
stand, bearing the name Of Smith, was in
the city few days ago, and while her,
behaved himself IN an ungentIemanly man
ner, nscsssitating his arrest, but it seems
that he was not on the arrest, and resisted
all Efforts tendisg to deprive him Of hi
Liberty until Marshall Burkhart got afts
Kim There i : Biz swslling on George
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Francisco is about 700 miles, and when the
extension is completed it will be Travelled in
about 80 hours, about half the average
steamers time.
Next Sunday evening Rev Dr. Gibson, oI
San Francisco, viii preach in the U T
Church. As be is one Of the ablest preach
ers in that city no doabt he viii be greeted
by q full house.
Strawberries are on their last legs. They
are dear luxury, bat healthy one, Be.
ing scarce this year the price has remained
so high that editors can not even get 9
glimpse Of them.
If you would celebrate the 4th with cleal
conscience and ia a 6rst class style go to 1
z Blain's and fit Yourself ont in 3 new suit
of clothes. you have several days left and
should net lose this chance.
At the meeting of the council ia esda,
evening the bends Of the foliowin Q saloor
keepers were approved ] ESorbin, 7
Refs, Max Bsumgart, Wm yoight, J A
Gross, Chas Keller, VIM Faber.
The Synod of the U Church for tb.
Pacific Coast is now in session at the Mud
dy church. Ministers from eli over tn
Coast are present, and we understand ar
holding very interesting sessions.
Mes. Ann Eliza Piatt, of the Forks Of tn
santianl. was brought before Judge Film
the iirst Of the week end adjudgsd insane
and taken BY Sheriff Humphrey to Eas
Portland Insane Asylam On Wednesday.
We understand the picnic given BY th
Firemen at Corvallis was an interesting ai
fair. On account Of its being impossible +
get boat the Albany boys did not attsn
IN body. although several Eere present.
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SEIGuHORuOUD NEWS


Events Soar End Across tho County LIues.
Johu Seek, aged 10, Of Allentown, has
received probably fatal injuries f.om the
bursting of his shot gun.
Already one thousand citizeus OF Read
iuy hoyc Aligned \ petition for a bridge
over tho S3huyikIll, to connect Sixth
stro-t with the Morgantown road
Tho annual exhibition Of the keystone
agricultural society is now IN progress at
ku,2town, The total number of entries
OF articles OF oil descriptions is =, 1876.
project is on foot to establish a dis
tTjct home for the pauper children of
Huntingdon, Blair, Franklin, Bedford
and Junta:a COUNTIES, - be located in
Huntington.
Christopher Shearer. Berks county
man gathered from his farm this year 3, 600
baskets of peaches, 50, 600 pounds ofgrapes
800 bushels of Bartlett pears, q tons Of
tObicco aud ,l90 worth Of straw berries.
1t WOmelsdorf, Berks county, the hog
cholera II prevailing. Jacob HoifL lost 30
head and many others axe still sick aud no
doubt will die. Thus far no remedy has
been found. The disease was brought
there By western hogs in cold weather.
Isaac smith, an Englishmau, went 10
Wes: ConshohDcken aud boarded with the
family ot Joseph Walrong, and few days
later oIoped with Waliong's wife, WHO
tool. with her ;lj. Walfong says that il
he had his 50 he wouldn't care for his
Tifc.
The chjot causes Of the impurity Of
Readings water are said to be q leak
which admits filth at the bottom Of the
tower in tho Antictam reservoir aud the
dirty condition Of the street mains. The
water hoard has undertaken to remedy the
evil.
Henry Joacs, hailing fr5m Portsmouth,
Va, was committed 70 tho NOrristowu
jail on tho charge OF breaking into the
dwelling house OF Christian snyder, ~
siding at Huntingdon Valley, Morelaud
township, on the Sth inst. aud taking
theretrom a 10. of clothing, jewelry aud
sIlvorware. The greater portion OF tho
stolen property was found in the prisoner 5
possession
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FEATURES or TnE STATE PRESS.

The Columbia COurdR wants % " 10.
Jcfl Davis GO" Who's holding him .
The Germantown Telegraph MILDLY en-
couragcs cremation.
The Press damns with faint praise the
nomination of Jctlries for controller.
Tho Hordriaa thinks thoro should be
railroad gates at tho street crossings in
Lancaster.
The BUictn calls Row. IIcb,r Ncwtou's
testimony on tho labor question "a flight
OF fancy"
NJ, p. Handy, managing editor of tho
Press, has returned from his European
trip and will sit at the head otthe table At
the next Clover Club dinner.
Tho PhiAdelphja Rt''rd thinks that
there is more piety IN \ $500 soup house
than in 100000 church altar. How
much picty is there in 5000, 900 scvon-story
AMI a.towcr printing otti3o?
The North imtrrI is gratihoi to hear
that Philadelphia is really aud truly a city
ofoycr ouc hundred and seventy Thousand
houses aud more than stXtGou hundred
miles OF public highways
Tho pi,tsburg Post thinks there is some
thing in the apprehension thai unless the
ssato is reapportioued ~ the federal law
commands, our delegation ia the l9.h
Congress, which will ho elected next fall,
will be ieopardzed.
The Record declares that there is but
one alternative for the Democrats Of the
House, and that is to adjourn now or
resign at once and submit the question be
tween them aud the Republican majority
OF the Senate to the people II 4 new elcc
tion oi representatives IN November,
The Philadelphia LGiqfr thinks the GOV
ernor's message is a Stroag presentation
Of the censurab,o attitude INTO which tho
obstructiyeS AMI factioni,ts in the LegisIa-
turc have got that body. Tho governor
has done his duty in calling the members
of the Legislature 70 do theirs, II they
waste half a wear and huGlrcds OF thou.
sands OF dollars in failing, ncglcctiug OF
refusing to do it, they are accountable and
not he.
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flames Played IGIsewhpre.


Peto Hershey, well known lawyer of
this city, who resided on Walnut street
has disappeared, IIe left town about ten
days ago and has not been seen sincs. 1t
is supposed that he has gono for good and
financial troubles are thought to have been
the cause of his flight Some days ago
his brother in law, who resides in tho
country. received from Mr.. Hershey deed
of assignment for all bis property. 1t was
dated PHILADELPHIA and has been signed
by his wifo. Hershey has a property of
l50 acres, which 10 situated in Lancaster
and Chester counties, aud It was supposed
it was clear. Some time ago he gave q
Judgment to his father for $1,000. How
no become involved is not known. When
no left his vito was down at his farm on a
visit. In his letter TO his brother-in law
he gives him good by and states that he
will not be back.
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Crimes Calendar,

FIVE Italian nlyyics, conceraed in the
stabbtng Of fellow laborcr on tho Phila-
delphla Wilmington aud Baltimore rail
road, n short time time since, were tried in
Wilmington, Delaware, ycstcrday Eyi
dencc was submitted that ono of the
accused identified by person, but not by
name, was not present when the stabbing
occurred and as tho jury had no means Of
lndlng out whether tho innocent man gas
Paltto, Week, GeniO, Bolette or Moreal
Ctho names gl7en by the partins), they
acquitted ALL
The wife OF Rev. A. W. Green, pastor
Of Methodist church at Ithica, n. Y
HANGED herself yesterday in tho garret Of
her house, It is said that her health was
poor.
John Jarvis shot aud killed Clodius
Blnney, in Princess Ammo county, Va. IN
Tuesday. The murderer, who was drunk
at the time, and appears to have had no
proVocation, escaped to neighboring
swamp. His victim leaves wif6 and six
children.
Philip Sellers and his stepson, Geo, w
Brown, fought at tho formers houso in
baltimore on Tuesday night After the
ilght Hellors was found dead on the floor
Brown has been arrested
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The court has filed It's approval Of tho
report OF the last grand jury, recommend.
ing this erection of a hospital for persons
affected with contagious diseases, ~ fol-.
lows:
In the matter Of an inhrmary or "crn
tagiOus disease hospital" the act oi
As,omb y requiring tho approval OF the
board OF directors Of tho "poOrhOuso Of
employment, tho gIand jury and the
court of quliter sessions
The grand jury reported to the August
cDuit Of quarter sessions, 1888, that the
grand inquest feeling the great importance
Of having such building, favor its ercc
ton at a moderate cpst, but before cOu-
traCted for would recommend that other
buildings intended for similar use, ho
inspected by tho proper authorities, SO
that wo viii obtain a hospital for c0nta
gious diseases built on tho most approved
sanitary plan aud ono that will meet with
the approval of the t payers.
Which said report in reference u the
erection Of building, ga hospital J0r con-
tagious Diseases" tho said c0urt now, to
wit September 3, 1888, agreeable to the
act of l7th of April, 1866, Phlt. l.. p. 100
dpproGe and recommend the same, and
submit the same to the county commits
sOnGrs.
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hARTIJ MATTEE-,



One Of the most unsightly structures
Of MaTtic is tho Bridge Valley school
house. Antiquated in appearance, and
peTchcd on high hill, surrounded by 4
playground that is covered by underbuah
and rocks, 1t forms very dangerous place
Tor tho children To indulge in any sport
Tho directors that erected this house evi
deutIy thought that knowledge would
flourish where no farmers crop would gain
ioothold, It is about time thr tho
patrons were agitating the subject OF get
ting new school house erected, as no
person who ever saw the present structure
could entertain doubt of tho necessity of
having a new house.
The annual celebration of the Bethesda
Sunday school was held on Sspt. 10 The
occasion was made enjoyable by dsclama.
tion6 by the children, followed with ad
dresses by the pastor, Rev. Il G. Wood.
aud Mr. II. Marsh.
Oa tho evening of the same day jubilee
services, consisting Of essays, declamatiOns
aud dialogues appropriate to the occasion,
were held in tho Rawlinsville NJ. +. church,
celebrating tho payment OF tho last dollar
Of the church debt
Mr Samuel Gibson has sold his farm to
a gentleman by the name of Kaufman,
from Manor
Jacob Shenk is erecting new house
and isaac Walton q warehouse. Rev. B.
h' llam6leton is contemplating making
extensive repairs to his residence.