The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15

Ing pay.
We propose to keep oar readers posted on
al Improvements eoine on which We can
sqanit close enough to observe. and will say
that bara l. being constructed back Of the
Revere House. one story high and aboat
leo by 200,
II is do mistake, VIII Bros,, al their gen.
eral s. NJ. agency, have ss~ing machines
that are ahead Of ell others the Royal st.
John will sew straight forward. easy, noise.
less, and viii not tear thrsds, turn IL any
way Yea want.
Among other places which will celebrate
the 4th viii be Newport. on the Yaquina.
A big. time il promised. Composition be.
tween these two places to zee which has the
erAndsst time, Il i Thought will not stieot
the celebration at Albany.
In another column will be foaad 4 full ne.
part Of the Pioneers Convention. with the
constitution complete. Our readers should
cue this out aud preserve it, as il will be
valuable in the future, when the subject ls
reverted to or at another meeting
The College closed laAt Tuesday for The
Summer. The prospsuts are that The next
term viii be tbs most prcapereaa IN the he.
tory ot the eollegs. The very beet facility
~ill be obtained. aud ever, tLirg will Ia
done TO L,ins about the toeosss ii the
olieee.
We have received from Mrs A !. Stinsoa 4
SS"a, rrlntsrs, salem, Oregon. y copy Ul the
"i.ist ol Prsmians Of the oregoa State fait
for the year lSs3. 10 be held Mondsy, sspt.
I7th, 1854. and To continue six days. Tbs
work is neatly printed Asd speaks we'll for
the voEkmanshipof Mrs A I. Stinaon ; SoR.
It is reported that John |. Sullivan wall
Wait Oregon in . short time. AZ Sullivan
has the reputation Of being . shoulder hitter
il behoovss newspapers not 70 get his Ire
raised. 50 we have nothing 70 sAy against
his coming To Oregon. aud shall make lt a
Point TO be at the wharf to greet the ola
boy.
r u Mckee. Of Portland. has been engaged
to deliver the 4th Of July Grafton in tAis
city. M. Mekee. is ono Of the wittisst
aud most brilliant takers of Portland he
In . business man, not lawyer, nor . state
OGeiAi, nor even . politician, but neysrthe-
less i fine tAlker and will give our citizens
treat on this occasion.
The w CT u meets sc the y 2 c A Hall
on Tussdsy. Jcps 10. at o'clock 4 n.
Subject OF the monthly Bible reading is
Rest" Members and All friends OF the
work are invited. On account Of the State
Convention. the Young Peoples nieoting
will be psstpoaei until further nsties. Mis
) TOWNSEND, Pres, Hrs G TurTsli. ssc'y.
Patrsaizs home industries. MrFrsd vii.
lert makes superior carriages and bugsies,
Of thsvery best material, and in manner
which .inaures their lasting long ting
When you get anything OF him yoa ksow
what yoa are getting, and in the long run
yoa save money. for his carriages aud bug
gies are intended 70 wear. BY all means
support OF home manufactures. !
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF the state Of
Oregon, which has been in session this week
elected the following officers for the snsu.
ing year Grand Master. w 7 Wright. Of
Enioa.; Deputy Grand Master. u 2 Masos.
Of Albany senior grand warden. J. c. Ful.
iertOn, Rossb1rg janior grand wArdes, A.
Nashburs. Empire City; grand treasurer,
Jacob Mayer. Portland grand secretary. +.
J. Bsbcock, Salem.
We have heard Vi horsea running away,
- veil - elephants. women aud children.
Dat nSssr until Wednesday evening did We
ever hear ef such thisg happening 10 :
Hook and Ladder Co. 10 drilling that even
ing Rescues got scared either ~ the Salem
coptsst o. something else, and ruaning al
full speed, ran iato the lamp post ca the
corner Of First and Brozdsibin Streets and
knocked the lamp and glass completely VI
the psst. Damage, nominal
Yesterday morning about City OF our
citizens. .fremen included sailed on the IsaEei,
under the genial care Of Capt smith, for ths
State Firsmen's TournAnent. 1t salem.
They took with them the Hook 4 LAddeI
truck. intsnding to hAys Albany represented
in SOME way at the tournament, though ".t
sItsnsivsly. As the contests wtfe aae
finished At the time Of going 70 press we
will MOI be able t. give the result Oi th.
tournament until nsxt week.
A crisp bank bill. fresh as the morning
dew, came, into our possession last Saturday
AZ it was . strsagsr TO AZ Nc eyed il pretty
clossly, when 20 our surprise. We read on it
''Ths FIRST National Bank Of Albany, Or,
and noticed that II was signed. .John Con
nsr, Pres. II. r. Afereill, Ssc'y." w,
hesitsted no longer to give the necaasAr,
change, for it carried on its face reliability
We will take thess bills at par on sabscrip
ton and up TO any amount, - they represen
one of the most solid banks in the State
Saturday was the frst day on which they hss
bssa issued, bat now we may expect TO ss.
them floating al over the Northwest.
MessEs Foshay L Mason. Of this city hav,
placed on our table the May number o
The Magazine Of american History, edits,
by Mrs Martha j. Lamb, and Published b,
the Historical PablisatiOn Co., NeV York
IL il printed in the highest style Of the art
the paper fine and heavy, with substantia
PAPER coYers. The first article, ''Wal
Street in History" is most interesting On
and Is well worthy Of perusal by all who de
light to compare the past with the present
John Howard Payne. the Actor" viii chAl
Isnge the attention Of those whs admir-
theatric accomplishments. Dresden
RvchE,sn Vinaiesfed, " will be read wit
fresh, irteuse iot.r.st T. those who have a
uussiiish desire To see unvarnished facts o
history placed before the reading public
Call ct Foshay & Msson's and get copy o
this most excellent publication.