The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-09

Mrs Gray and Miss Azinconrt are prepar,
cd to do all kinds Of work in tho line OF
dressmaking in the most approved manner.
Cutting aud fitting done in tho highest
style of tho art, and TO suit the taste OF the
most fastidious, Call and SEQ them at the
old stand.
0ne Clark Hay, OF Portland, attended the
temperance Alliance, and attempts TO give
an account OF IL ia tho pOianis. In order to
add spice TO IL, or what he purposed 10 be
SPICE no utters falsehood at the expense Of
oursolf and our contemporary. His proper
sphere is IN his stack aud not writing for
newspapers.
Last Monday there stepped from the Port.
laud train tall youth, pants In boots, a
don't caro- look about him, AMI leather band
ON his hat ON which were the awful words
Cowboy" We saw no revolvers nor
dirks, but those words stared Us in the face
aud we stared at the youth, real, live COW.
boy, from where wc learned not
Tho story was started last week that cer-
tain Portland capitalists were about TO be.
gin arrangements for the construction of
500 barrel Touring mill in this city but we
have been unable to trace the matter 10 its
starting point. Ii certainly would be
good thing for Linn county II she could grind
every kernel Of wheat raised within her
limits.
We received a communication from Phil.
adelphia tho frat of tho week asking ua
whether Oregon was allowed a representa-.
tive at the Annapolis Naval Academy, ard
whether we have Que at present. In
aaswer We win say that thia state is entitled
TO one cadet in that Academy. but whether
il has one now.we have heea unable To learn.
Our representative in Congress would he
able 10 inform our correspondent.
The residence OF Mr. Bean was bars slarised
the first Of the week aud several articles
taken. This sort Of business is becoming 80
common that it is high time for our citizens
to put ON their spectaelss aud see il they
can not bring some OF these miserable sneak.
ing rascals To time, II every vagrant beg.
eing On our streets were 10 bo arrested
about now he would prove quite an assist
aneo in fixing up our streets.
4 few weeks ago We gave an account Of
whst the manufacturing firm OF Best & Alt
house were doing. although they have kept
making room they iind that they still lack
what is absolutely necessary for their large
business In short time they will erect
foundry and machine shop just east Of their
present mandatory. in order to enable
them to do the large amount oi iroa work
used in the construction Of their machines.
Besides their present line of work. cleaners
aud thrcshers they will no doubt broaden
out and do work Of different kinds. making
this one Of the largest manufactures in the
Valley.
The March number of Frank I.eslie Pop
Etar AoAlhty il one OF tho most interesting
that has yet appeared Of this attractiveMasa.
zine. The opening article Of Noel iathvsa.
From BalmorAl 10 0>borne." with itA
eleven fine illustrations. ID admirable. There
are interesting sketches aad adventures,
poems OF great merit, AMI new serial of
great interest i commenced, entitled. The
Beotiful Countess Of clairville.7 The mis-.
cellany is comprehensive. amusing and IN.
straetive. and the embellishments excellent
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