The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
HOME AND ABROAD .

FM French. ieweier,
!. Wheat, 72s cents per bushel.
Bran 10 SIS ten in this city.
Blue Ribbon Club this evening.
L. R. Skipworth, lawyer, Albany, Or
Great reduction in goods at z. Cohen'a.
| Hay and straw for sale by Il /. Thompson
& Co.
Goods lower than ever offered at p.
Cohens
First goods of the season just received 6y
p. Cohen.
The Halsey Bsgie has GENE out square for
protection.
The Yeake murder trial has been going on
in Portland this week.
Smske the Little Giant 5.ecnt cigar, for
sale by Hoffman & Joseph.
A oommodious safe'was placed in Judge
Strahan's Law Office this week.
Several valuable horses have diod in the
oonnty from bliad staggers.
Eight men will face the Grand Jury at
Baker City soon for stealing cattle.
Ammsn's Cough Syrup never fails to cure
If used IN time and according to directions.
The literary question being debated by
societies now is. fought = poor man to
saarry."
The East Portland Era cries 'Lay on
MaoduH," and has declared war against the
water works and others.
Last week several crossed the Willamette
On ice at Portland, something that has not
been doso for nine years.
Reports ara received of the death OF cattle
from different parts OF the county resulting
from the severe weather.
ReY Frederick K Marvin, Portland pa
per states, has resigned the pastorate OF the
Congregational Church in that city.
We notice that the Oregon Register pub.
hshes lottery ad. 1t might be well for il
to look up the Statute on the subject.
Rev / H Condit. Of Albany will preach in
the school house at Millsr's Station on Sab
bath afternoon. Feb. Gath. at o'clock.
The State OF Oregon was a5 years old on
st. Valentines dag aud it certainly show is .
very fair record for State ef that age.
The regular union services will take place
on next Sunday evening at the Court House
Rev ] W Harris delivering the sermon.
Cattle in Eastern Oregon are said TO bs in |
excellent condition, there not having been
sufficient snow to affect matters as yet.
Seine time ago We advertised for some |
feathers on subscription but they have never
put in &n appearance. II is not too late.
The deem snsw made duck hunting ex.
cesdingly easy, but nearly all killed seemed |
half starved, aad were not the best eating. |
The State Temperance Alliance convened
in Portland on Wednesday. There are sev.
srai delegates in attendance from Linn
county.
A correct answer 10 the lizard problem |
was received from Waterloo, but from whom |
we do not ksow, as 40 name vas signed to |
the letter
On Sunday we noticed three riding in . |
sleigh on = seat fourteen inches vide. Only
one was young man. aud he sat next TO
the seat.
There viii be special mesting Of the W
c T U ON next Saturday afternoon at 3 |
o'clock p. N. All members are requested
to be present.
Tss family OF ]. w. Scott, near Tangent
has been visited with the scarlet fever, ono
child having died and another is in dan.
gerous condition.
I75 valentines were sent BY parties in this
city to parties in this city, on Thursday Of
last week, rather less than Is customary on
st. Valentines day.
Fresh groceries OF ell kinds at Hoffman L |
JOseph's, as well as the best stock Of csnfsc- |
tiOnsry in the city. and tobaccss and cigars
Of the leading brands.
Now that Sullivan has left ths Northwest
a great many people are kicking themselves
for having spent several dollars to see three
or four men punsh each other.
The Thomas Afford Cemetery Association
has bssn formed at Muddy Station, with II
A Rogers, w C Thomas and Thomas Turner
as Trustees, and J s George, Clerk.
We have received . prospectus of the
Occur D'Alens. Daily Eagle. II will be
issued about the first Of March ia the inter-
est of the mineral wealth Of Northern Idaho
The pavilion at the fair ground succumbed
10 the weight of the snow, aud fell to the
ground, bat as Linn county has given ap
holding fairs, perhaps the disaster viii never
be noticed.
A San Francisco firm wishes to give us .
two dollar map for Eve dollars worth Of ad-
vertisiBg but there Is no reason why we
should pay mere than double price for our
goods, and hence We pass.
Another article on the Mound Bailders
will be found on our second page. written by
DR. Hill in answer TO an article in the Netrs
In which certain statements in the Doctors
previous article were doubted.
An xchange says that $3.50 from one pan
OF sand was recently taken out at Occur
D'Alene, and yet parties who went there
frsm this county could not get $3.50 worth
of dust for S., what is the matter.
The dance for the benefit OF o w Cowan,
at the Lowson warehouse on the Narrow
Gauge on Thursday night of last week, was
we'll attended, quite number going from
this city. The net proceeds amounted to
about 500.
We might have regaled car readers with
q serial story at the hands of Joaquin Miller