The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20

Shirts are now made to order at L L
Blain's. They always fit when you get them.
Wheat and gardens look well around Knox
Butte, except those which the cut worms
captured.
Some black berries will be taken on sub
scription at this office when the price gets
reasonable.
Thanks are due Mr.. Ross. for some new po-
tatoes. A large pan full was taken from one
hill alone.
Claude Thayer, of TillamOok, aud Miss
Essella Bush. of Salem, were married in
Portland last week.
Some new nobby suits received at Blain's,
the price OF which will not be affected by the
Chicago convention.
Do not forget to call at J. J. Dubruille's
and examine his heavy harness. They are
first class and cheap.
Since June 18th of last year not build
ing has been burned down in Albany,
splendid record for this city.
j II S6ne, Ofthe IndependeDce Rsst Sid,
HS6 dA@&4AtSA &sASb NSSA W -fAEa ASctI-
ming. Great Constantine, shake.
The latest and freshest groceries, as well
as the coolest drinks OF all kinds, are always
to be had At Hoffman L Jossphs.
The regular meeting Of the Blue Ribbon
Club was held last Friday evcning. An in.
teresting program was carried out
The residence and fence Of Mr.. John Con.
ner have been painted, making it one Of the
pleasantest looking places in the city.
The largest and best stock Of harness and
saddles in the valley Is to be found at E. /.
Thompson Co. aud their prices are low.
A full stock of single aud double buggy
harnesses, at bedrock prices can be found at
J. J. DIbruille's. Examine them and prices.
On May -. Miss Leila White, daughter
of Rev B White, formerly of this city,
graduated at Irving Institue. in San Francis
CO
A quartz mill for the Santiam mines went
up the road Tuesday. Considerable gold
mines.
Ladies ulsters IN iLsn and mohair, Al.o
the newest and lateat styles of ladies' spring
and summer garments at Monteith & Seiten-
bach.
Parrish Block in which are located Peters
& Blain. the Herald, and Watts Job Office,
is being treated to good looking coat OF
paint.
The cut worm is becoming an unmitigated
nuisance We understand that q solution
of vitrol planted in the hill will keep them
away.
Several SlIetz Indians were in the city
Saturday. Some of them are quite dudes in
their makeup, aad wi.hal, very good looking
| Indians.
The College recently received tellurian
from wealthy gentleman of Chicago. This
! is a very valuable Instrument in the study ol
astronomy.
Cut-worms are raising havoc in differen,
parts of the county. Among others Mr.,
Frank Propst and Henry Cox have suffered
from them.
The Latter Day SAINTS have reorganized at
Sweet Home, so We were informed by Elder
John Shes. the first of the week. Now LOOK
out for Sweet Home.
Binder whips Binder whips made to
order especially for J. J. DdbruiIle by the
Manufacturers in the East. They are ter
feet long Buy one.
Among the scattering votes at the election
Warm S. Johnny got one for J. p, Fred
Mueller one for Sheriff, and John Kelsay
one for Supreme Judge.
By the new process of photography ssvera
streaks of light have been photographed
Anything can be captured bat the sparks
from mad woman's eyes.
The Salem hose companies practice nearly
every night for the August tournament. II
the Albany boys do anything at that time
they should begin operations.
: Rev Carleton will preach in tho 81. Z.
! church next Sabbath. morning at IL o'clock
and conduct the Sunday School at 2:30 p. m
Mr Judy expects to be away at campmeetino
We haye received a formal invitation t
the Printers picnic to be held at Salem o
the 4th of July, and may go If our subscri
bers come to time with few two bit pieces
We are opposed to the licensing of sucl
miserable bilks as the one who appeared o
our streets last Friday evening. A licens
allowing man to pick ones pocket woul
. be as reasonable
A boy about ten years of age was throw
from horse between Buena Vista and Inde
psndence last Saturday striking on his hea
and fracturing his skull, rendering him VI
!, conscious for several days.
y On last Saturday the Knox Butte bas
ball club defeated the Scio club In pIeasai
game 2l to 5. As our correspondent e,
pressed it, 1.-THE ScIo boys play we'll but I'll
Clod Hoppers from K. B. can play better.
The person who could be guilty of askir
the new fAther of child to treat, would
serve the most condign punishment. I'll
treating should all be on the other side, wha
:. ever tickle custom may have been establishe
Il Mrs, J. Ellen Foster will lecture in tn
2 city on July lst, under the auspices of Il
= w. c. 7. U. She has the reputation Of b
ing fine speaker, ,excelling even Miss Willar
SO everybody should make up their mind
hear her.
It Speaking Of fine colts, Jos Moist has e.
le as well matched, well built, well proportio
ed colts, as one often sees even in land
horses. lie raised them from his own stoe
AID feels justly proud of their present .
pearance and outlook.