The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-08-29
HOME AND ABROAD.


''What fools we mortals be-
1 Mr. L Parker, near Lebanon wants hop
hands.
Union has boy who has not worn ha'
for two years.
Sc Young made large shipment Of WOO
a few days ago.
It is said that Mart Taylor suioided a
Red Bluff. Cal.
"Mashing" was prominent business las
week, and a poor one.
Tho fall crop of drummers is large, many
coming from the East.
A large line of youths clothing just re.
oeived at l. L Blain's.
Go to Smith B MeCartney's for bargains in
drugs and cutlery. etc.
/ Single and double harness, unexeelled at
Dubruille's. Cheap.
The tpta' losses at the Roseburg fire wero
Sill, 100, insurance $40,0O0
Fred swatks strang. of Salem, has been
appointed cadet at Annapolis.
l. + Blain has just received a large stock
of hats of the latest novelties.
The annual conference of the NJ Il Church
will be held at Salem next week.
Regular meeting of the w CT U next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The license in Tacoma has been raised to
$500 year, payable quarterly.
The Rescues Of Astoria, carried of the
honars in the late tournament.
An excellent lot of saddles at J Du.
bruille's at prices from 50 to $35.
E. l. Thompson & Cos. harness is the
cheapest to buy because it is the best.
n. II. Allen viii sell summer cloaks. dol.
mans. etc. at less than first cost TO close.
Farmers will save money by buying their
betting. and rurts of E L. Thompson & Co.
The Santiam Mining excitement increases,
Large numbers are iioeking into the minss:
Get your groceries. vegetables. fruits, etc,
at Hoffman & Joseph's, the leading grocers
Communion service at st. PAul's Methodist
Church next Sunday. All are cordially in.
vited.
DR.. NJ. Fl. Ellis. physician aud surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city or
country.
The largest stock of carpet, oil cloth and
wall paper in the city is at Mouteith L
Seitenbach's.
The total receipts during the tournament
at " CT L Hall were sl5o.0O, expenses
about $50.
The Astoria fifemen were rendered an i'm
mense reception on their re,urz home. They
deserved it.
Miss Alice Clawson lectured at Haley
August D and 26 aud at Harrisburg August
% and 2s
'Baste, a. T.. must be a frothy place for
saloons. one there averaging $1,000 per month
in cash receipts.
Mug wump" is new name just coined,
and should apply to the man who dces not
pay the printer.
Rev K Robe, of Brownsville, and James G
Blaine. were classmates at Washington and
Jefferson University
There Is comparatively little sickness in
Lima county for this time of the year, at
least Doctors are not rushed.
Freight rates to San Francisco are being
greatly cut in order to obtain for that city
some of oregOns large trade.
The women Of the W c 7 U received uni.
versai praise from the fremen for their fine
| treatment Of them At their hall.
Union services will be held at the Cougre.
gatiOnal church next Sunday evening. Rev J
w Harris delivering the sermon.
Tuesday rain storm struck the valley,
dampening matters considerably, and max
ing spring wheat look bluer than ever.
San Francisco dealers think the compile
tiOn Of the o & C will revive trade with Ore
gJh, and are placing great reliance on it.
The same kind Of crop should not be
grown on the same land for q successive num-
Der of years. Changes should be made.
The largest and best stock of harness and
saddles in the valley is to be found at Z. L,
Thompson Co. aud their prices are low.
IS cents for wheat is not encouraging. but
it is much better than 20 and IS, the price
In Eastern Washington and Eastern Oregon.
Goldendale must be wheat field for news
papers a subscription for = new bridge was
headed by the editors OF the two papers with
$40 apiece.
The Standard states that Isom, Lannine
& Co. have bought 900 bushels of wheat
at 60 cents. Is should read 1000; quite =
difference.
Go to Smith L McCartney's for bargains
in drugs, medicines. ETC., they are selling
cheap to dispose of their stock before closing
out business
For the prompt aud certain cure of erysip.
elias, use Ayers Sarsaparilla, which is the
specific endorsed BY she most eminent medi-
cal authorities.
Only one teacher was present at the insti-
tute recently held at Kalumna. He must
have been happy, as there was no one there
! to dispute him.
Poor steering of threshing engines causes
considerable trouble at times. One in Mar.
ion county was run off bridge eighty feet
high and completely demoraiized.
MaIarial poison can be entirely removed
from the system by the use of Ayers Ague
Cure, which contains sure specific, in the
form of vegetable product, used in no 9th
er remedy. Warranted.
A case of vandalism occurred last Tuesday
in this city, several men attacking fifteen OF
twenty sewing machines and breaking then
completely to pieces. They had been taken
in exchange, the object being to clear the
market of rival machines.
William Misner living on one Of the farm
belonging to Reasen Mcconnell threshed 81
acres of fall wheat last week which yielded
1440 bushels being an average Of 48 bushel