The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-30

Ane uleEnDere arc requesteu 20 DC PRESENT.
With large wheat crop, . large oat crop,
potatoes growing well, and the fruit pros.
pect uncommonly good, there Ii no reason
why farmers should not feel In excellent spir.
Is.
Geo Il Chamberlain will receive rousins
vote in Linn county for Prosecuting Attor'
ney. Men will vote for him because they
believe him most competent TO Gil tho office
we'll
Attention is called to the card Of DIR q W
Masten, in another column. The Doctor
has been very successful practitioner, and
no doubt will obtain his share of Linn eoun-
ty practice.
The Lebanon firemen are very snthusias.
tic and we predict that at the State tonrna.
ment the fast companies Of the state will
have to do some speedy work to beat their
hose team.
Dispatches will be received At the telegraph
Office in this city on next Monday night.
There viii be many who win not sleep until
they know some thing about the result, or at
least think they do.
The Enterprise Fruit and Jelly Press Is q
great labor saver to any lady putting up
jellies and jams and highly recommended by
all parties using them. Call at Peters h
Blain's and see them.
To-day Is decoration or memorial day aud
while it Is not to be celebrated in Albany.
all should remember kindly those who repose
in the cemeteries near this city who were
once in the U. s. army.
Political tights are aomewhat oomrlon, and
are as much TO be expected as weeds among
onions. hence we shall not attempt to chroni.
Gle them, nor are they events deserving OF
more than passing notice.
A part of the city was thrown into fever
OF excitement the frat of tho week by 4
prominent citizen rashing into = store and
treating large crowd to the cigars, tho first
time, we understand, on record.
It is thought the Sharen-Hill divorce
case will DO finished some time tho first part
OF the twentieth century. Tho lawyers arc
working for this. and certainly SAaron's
money could not be spent in better maa-
ner.
A young man wha lost tho crank TO his
bicycle can easily get il replaced by putting
on certain candidate for Office, running on
the Republican ticket, the first letter of
whose name is beyond the middle Of the al.
phabet.
Albany was visited by a rainstorm Sunday
which was the most refreshing affair Of the
season, and made many offer up thanksgiving
to the great weather clerk above, Who
makes the sun TO shine aud the rain 10 come
down.
In the wallA wAlla Stasesmaa is list Of
men with statement Of how they made
their frat dollar. Among them is the fol-
lowing Paul d'Heirry Father gave mo
dollar to see bull fight and crept under
the fence.
Mr. l. Walker will take charge ol the Herald
next week. Albany aud Linn county arc
large enough to support two papers az least
fairly. aud We certainly hope eur contsm-
porary under the charge Of Mr. Walker will
do well.
The contest for. Coroner will be . close
one. at the same time he is Liable to make il
het for him, aud certainly, il elected, would
ill the place we'll. Considerable confidence
10 expressed on both sides a. 10 who will b.
elected to this Office.
A large number ol accidents from th.
careless use OF Ere arms. il reported ever,
week. A lady on the Siaslax river few
days ago was shot by handling q winehes
ter rifle, tho ball passing through her leg.
Badness may be avoided by tho use O
Halls Hair Renewer, which prevents tn,
falling out Of the hair, aud stimulates it Z.
renewed growth and luxnrianee IL alss re
stores faded or gray hair to its original dArl
color, and radically enres nearly every dis
ease of the scalp.
Do not sell your vote. uader any circum
stances. The right TO vote il one OF th
greatest man possesses, and should not b
parted with. II you want money aud wi
not work for it, sell your best coat. the onl
hat you own, the shoes frsm your feet. bu
keep your honor,
Next Sabbath being the Sabbath neares
Decoration Day, thsre will be 4 special serv
ice in the lst Presbyterian ch urcb. At tn
request Of the w CT U the subject of I'll
morning disconrse will be "God in Govern
ment"-Exodus 1921
Considerable faYorable comment is mad
on the number Of beautiful lawns, and res
donces in Albany, and it il 10 be notice
that increased Interest is being taken
keeping them up in good style. This
owing TO quite an extent 10 our excellet
system of water works.
Most OF the early strawberries received j
Albany came from the gardens Of SIR Peacock
Mr. Creel and Mr. Phillips, across the Wi
lamette. The soil there is uncommonly we
adapted to gardening, particularly to IL
raising of strawberries.
Those Mounted Grind Stones are sellln
fast because they cost less than it does 1
buy the stone and fixtures and make Il
frame yourself. We have another invoic
on the way from Chicago to arrive in tN
weeks. Peters & Blain
A new process for painting On marble an
baking the marble so that the picture wi
60 through the thickness of the marble h,
been invented. The marble may be cut ini
: innumerable strips and the picture will
on each strip. This irsures it against
: struction, no amount of wear and tear ha
ing any eject on it. It will probably
used on tombstones.
Tomorrow. Saturday, the Scio base bs
: club will play the Albany tam on the Thii
street gr unds. The scio boys are said
play B,ston game. aud as the Albany bo
are out of practice are liable to beat the
] two to enc. Anyway it will be an interes