The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-09-14
HOME AND ABROAD.

splendid assortment OF WHIPS % y
Dabruille,A
Big bargains in boys clothing at Nolaa'a
Cash Store.
Mat Scott shreshed about 2. 900 bushels
Of wheat in g days.
Tho Board Of Equalization has heen in
session this week.
For your fall and winter goods 90 to Allen
{ Martin. Albany. Or.
Highest market price paid for eggs and
butter at NolAn's Cash store.
Dolmans. ulstsrs and circulars q big
stock at Monteith { Seitenbach's.
Quite number Of our citizens wero in
Portland at the celebration Monday and
Tuesday.
] ] Duhraille has some complete sets OF
tAll harness which he viii sell At bed rock
prices.
The expense otanning tho State univer.
atty at Eugene daring the Last year was
sl4.797.
College opened Tuesday with $ goo)
attendance. which viii be greatly increased
as soon Is harvest is complete.
Dress goods aud fancy goods. ropresapI.
ing all tho latest aovolties. can be found al
Monteith s Soitenhach's.
Ladies' should buy their corsets Of Mon
teith q Seitenbach where they can have the
largest stock to select from.
Il vas not the President OF The United
States, bat President Willard Of tho North.
ern Pacific. who was in the city.
Read ] 1 Gowan's & Cos. aa. ia another
column. They have model store and arc
really offering immense bargains.
Mr ] Horn. of Eugeae was married TO
Miss Lizzie Barger. living near Harrisburg,
on Tuesday evening Of lsst week.
State Fair next week, beginning on Mon
day and continuing during the week. A
great many from this city viii attend.
Do not become 80 abaorbed in the North.
ern Pacific - 10 forget that Hoffman 4
Joseph keep asplsndid stock OF groceries.
L s Blain has hat Tor pale. with which
every purchaser geta = jack knife. Il
Is boys hat, and deserves examination.
Silks and silk brocades, satins and satin
brocaaes, pushes and velvets in plain and
brccadc, can be found at Monteith { Seilen.
baeh'a.
That MAS strong point made by an
Albany man who. in a religious argument,
said that .'Esau sold biz birthright for q
mess Of potash
Call at ] ] Dabraille's and ex anime his
complete sets OF harness and saddlery hard
ware, the finest in the city, and they will AL
be sold 81 bottom prices.
Pendleton has Good Intent society.
is object being to cultivate social inter-
course, promote charity and morality and do
good generally. Albany needs one.
The advent Of Willard was no les import.
ant than the fact that the best groceries,,
provisions. cigars. tobaccos. etc, are always
TO be had at Hoffman 4 Jossph's.
Oar memory fails to ten us when the
wiIfametts river was as low a. 1t the pres
ent time. and we have neglected to interro-
gate the oldest settler on the subject.
Bishop Hargravc viii preaeh a. Albany.
Sept. lsth.s at Sc. PauPs Church 100 p. m,
AZ Tangent. Sept. 18th. at7.30, p. m. At
junction City. Sept. 10th, - 7:30.
Allen & Martin have just received new
goods direct from the East. and can sell
cheaper than ever. Go and see them before
you buy your fall and winter goods.
Allen & Martin keep constantly on hand
an endlezs variety Of corssts The ''svcr
lasting" ''unbrc&kabis" and "corduroy."
the three best corsets made. always in stock
We viii now have "a opportunity 10 see
what the Northern Pacific win do for this
great country, and whether air castles are
more plentiful IN the air than in the earth.
Now that the Northera Pacific Is com
pleted ell kinds Of catch penny Affairs may
be looked for. Do not be syindIed. but go
to reliable merchants. on whom you can de-
pend.
Our readers shculd watch for what u
Nolan win have 70 say next week. he is
just receiving new and large stock Of fine
goods, aud means business when he promises
bargains.
Ike Mesker threshed 10 acres Of wheat from
which he received G2s bushels which is 4sa
bushels per acre. Three acres Of the above
yielded 228 bushels which Is 76 bushels per
acre. Who can beat it
Mr. W Wallace living near Lebanon has
Just finished picking and drying 5 acres Of
hops which yielded COCO pounds. From .
sample before us We should call them Of the
finest quality. They are for sale.
The 0regonias and Standard both appear
ed in an immense edition last Monday, the
former with twelve and the latter with six
teen pages Tie Neacs did exceedingly well
to put in an appearance with four pages.
Preaching in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sabbath. Subject for morn
ing "The heart and hand" d"--evening chill
drens and young peoples service. PabliC
cordially invited to attend. M. judy
pastor.
To rain, on not to raln that is the ques
ton. Whether lis better to have rain nou
and thus check up the now unfinished bar
vest, but open np the way for the fal
p,owing, Or to have no rain and complete
| the pending harvest.
Il makes no difference where an ad.,
placed in newspaper it is read by maiori
ty of readers. There Is no better evidsnc
OF this than the fact that patent ads. whicl
! are always placed of in the farthsst corner
bring in the advertiser large amount {
business
Together with good school great il
} dncement for students to come to place
! cheap board. Il might be hoped that som
/ attention would be paid to this In Albany
{ 90 that board and lodging could be ebtaine
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