The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25
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paper.
His name is rs Iop Cling, and not jim
Wsstfall.
The chess column will be discontinued fol
good in two weeks.
: For cough or cold there il no remedy
equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
1t is nearly time 10 begin announcing the
approach of marriages in high life.
Monday evening. $50. Fire bells ring
chimney burma ont fremen disguised.
We are glad 10 hear that Mr. o p Tomp.
kins ia again osnvalesOent 80 that he is seen
on the streets of Salem.
For genuine amusement 90 10 Dannals
Hall. whore roller skating prevails three
nights in the week.
The regular meeting of the Y. P. I. u.
win be held on Friday. Feb. lst, ct $50, at
the Central School House.
Some horse racks are needed il Albany,
where farmers can hitch their teams, without
wading through alleys and hyways.
Ordinance No. l2S, published in another
column, affects every citizen in Albany, and
50 should be read. II explains itself.
Read the con sspondence on the editorial
page, where . peculiar variety Of subjects
win be found treated in variety of styles.
On Saturday, Jan. &c, the officers Of Knox
Butte Grange viii be installed. Great prep
arations are being made to have good time.
The Christian church is holding prOtrae.
ted meeting in the Court House, which viii
continue indefinitely. Allinvitsd TO attend.
This establishment is under many obliga-
tions to Mr. n Springer for 6ne sapply Of
ducks. Nick never fOrgets the Newspaper
man.
There will be preaching next Sabbath af.
ternoon at 3 o'clock in the school house at
Millers Station. by Rev II Condit Of Al.
bany.
Mr. Webb, Grand Lecturer Of the |. o. G.
T.. lectursd at the NJ E Church on last We'd.
nesday avening on the subject Of temper.
ance.
II NJ Brown, an old resident of Linn oeun-
ty living swo miles south of Scio died on the
lllh inst., and was buried about . mile
south Of that place.
Go to Hoffman & Joseph's for the best
groceries. They keep all the latest, and
everything in'the line, a. well as soda watsr,
tObaecos, cigars, etc.
Rev c II Carson. late of Georgia, has ac- |
cepted the pastorate of the n Z Church, |
South, in this city, and will preach at st. |
Paul's II E Church in this city, on next
Sabbath morning At II o'clock.
A comet has been wagging its tail lately
in the western skies. being seen absut eight
o'clock best He is as dali as many achool
boys, but then he Il = comet. aud has been
gszed at BY most Of the astronomers of the
worls.
Ayers Sarsaparllla, being highly eoneea-
trated, requires = smaller dose, and is moe
effective, dose for dose. than any other blood
medicine. Il is the cheapest, because the
best Quality aud quantity should be con-
sidered.
Jack Jordan, was arrested at Lebanon
last week for stealing wood, was tried before
Squire Crusoa, and sentenced to 30 days 10
the County Jail, where he now languisheth
Verify Jack Jordan Is not obtaining very /
good reputation.
The Portland Standard says Of our Linn
county article of last week: ''Ths Albany
DEMOcEAT. is running splendidly written
series of articles, descriptive Of Linn county. |
This Is calculated TO be of infinite service 10 |
that part OF the state.
II some morning in the dim light. about |
o'clock, an apparition is seen rushing along
Ferry or Washington Street, keeping pace
with south wine, de not become frightened,
it is only First Street clerk. on his way to
the store to 'open up"
Ayers Pills cure constipation, improve the
appetite, promote digestion, restore healthy
action, and regulate every function. They
are pleasant to take, gentle in their opera
ton, yet Thorough, searching, and powerful
in subdning disease.
The Linn county council. P. OF r., will
meet at Sand Ridge Grange Hall on the fsst
Saturday in February. Hon r P Boise, Mas
ter of the State Grange, and Senator vOsr.
hees, delegate from Pomona Grange Of
Marion county, will be in attendance.
Burbank. who was arrested charged with
the murder Of L Dennis st Alsea, was
taken to Corvallis, examined and held TO
await the action of the Graad Jury. He 10
36 years old, not bad locking man, can
neither read nor write, and protests his in
necence TO ali.
Last Thursday evening delegation from
the Hook and Ladder Co., visited Mr. Geo
Warren at his home On Sixth street, and
made him and his wife present Of hand
some pair of napkin rings. The boys of the
a & L Co, know how to treat their newly
married members in gentlemanly style.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Brink & Son, in another column. They are
now running the furniture establishment,
recently run by RoOdin, Brink & Fisher. and
are doing ssme excellent work, their bed
steads particularly being very substantial
and well made. Call on them before buy.
ing.
Fosters Opera House Wtdn esday night to
good house. As We were not given the
customary Newspaper courtesy" We are
unable to speak from experience as to its
merits, but are told that it was very laugh
able and worth hearing.
The Orcgoaian says of our Linn county
article 1.-THE last issue of the Albany
REMocRAr contains carefully prepared and
exhaustive review of the resources of Linn
county. and description of the towns ofthe
county, which reflects credit on the energy
and enterprise Of the Publishers"
The State Grange Lecturer, Mr Hayes, of
Clackamas county, has been lecturing in
Linn county. He made purchase at the
dry goods house of Montague and found