The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18

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hibition of promptness which our subscribe
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firm the printer likes 10 deal with. They q
prompt aud reliable.
On July 3rd. 1884, at Waitsburg, W.
Mr. A l. kinnear was married to Miss Ma
b Preston Of the same place. Mr. Kinne
has several warm friends in Albany WI
unite In extending to the happy couple hear,
congratulations aud well wishos for the usu
long and prosperous life.
A wOman's rights paper Of San Fran else
, nominates Mrs Abigail Scott Dnniway Il
the Presidency Of the United States, anC
places her name at the head Of its columns
but Mrs Dunlway very sonsibly declines I
run, which leaves the field clear for CleavS
aud, Blaine. Butler aud Pomsroy.
Halls Vegetable SiciliAn Hair Renewe
never fails in restoring gray hair TO its youth
full color, lustrs, and vitality. DR. A A Hayes
State Assayer OF Massachusetts, endorses il
and all who give 1t iair trial unite in grato
ful testimony TO its many virtues.
Following Is sho,t account OF one Of tn,
accidents peculiar to this season OF the year
few dAyssago G Elder. of Waldo, Orc
gon, met with . serious accident. lie wal
running mower. one wheel Of which raj
into ditch. throwing him off in front sf tn,
sickle, which ent his right arm off to tn,
elbow.
Afew weeks age Nicholas Springer, tho
nine year old son Of Nick Springer. who is in
Albany this week. fell out OF tree, strikioa
on picket fence. and inju ring hia leg quite
severely, laying him up. Mr. Springer who
came from Hubbard Station last week, where
his son has been living with his aunt, Mr..
Captain Cochran, tells US that he 10 now ou,
of danger aud doing well.
We had prepared . sensational item about
little waif found on the doorsteps Of a farm
house aear Lebanon before learning it's par.
ontage, but fortunately the parents repeuted
and the bright little child was claimed and
the matter satisfactorily arranged. Il is .
case that calls for the greatest charity and
not for babbling tongues.
Recently trick. which shsuld be punish.
able by imprissnment for life. or less, was
played on Marshal Dickey. He left his pat
tern for cross ties for cross walks ON ssms
lumber over night. Some rascAi, ont of pure
meanness, cut of six inches from each end.
This Mr. Dickey did not discover until he had
made fifteen or twenty Of tho cross ties,
which OF course were useless!'
The price Of transportation Of wheat shsuld
be reduced this year on account of the dull.
ness OF the money market and the low price
Of cereal. Let the railroad help bear tho
burdens OF the farmer. An organized effort
to obtain such result is being mado:in some
places and should lie made here.
Rev Judy lett at this office last Tuesday
. ssmple Of late sown spring wheat which
was taken from field Of IS acres belsnRing
TO Mr Walden In Benton county. IL is GOV.
cred with rust aAd nearly every stalk has .
worm eating the very life out Of it. We are
glad TO know that such fields arc rare. This
viii hardly make the seed sown.
Fruit dryers aud dealers while ia Albany
shsuld call on Andy Hunt aud examine his
improved fruit press. one OF the greatest
successes Of the times- An important fea.
ture Is that the power increases ~ the lever
Is drawn down, aud then the lever locks it.
self 90 that the upward pressure Of the sub
stance cannot throw the power oil.
The o 4 q Il r Company have very gen.
erously come clear 70 the front in the mat
ter Of rates fer firsmsn coming to the Au.
aust tournament. They offer half fare rates
for parties coming 10 tho tournament, and
win give half car load grain tariff rates each
way on the apparatusss. This is the bes.
offer they have ever made TO fremen.
On last Saturday the gsoi people Of LIB.
anon received and put in place their new fire
bell. In the early part Of the night some
'beys full Of fun" gathered up lot OF boxes,
barrels, etc, and placed them near the stsr.
of G b Montague and about the hour Of mid.
night they set FIRE to the debris and then
rang the bell which called the whole villAgs
cut. The fire was sooa extinguished Lut il
aroused some i'll feeling 20 We are informed
The burning Of . few old boxes. TO cole
brate the arrival Of . new bell or engine, is
Of commsn occurrence all ever the United
States. except that'An old barn il generally
used instead. II is always customsry I.
overlook such things and excuse them, and
no doubt our Lebanon friends will not cTiti
cize the yoang men too severely who jnbilat
ed little Last Friday night ever the arriva
Of their new bell.
Explain the following example: "Tw,
boys together sell sixty apples, each one sol
ling thirty. One boy sells his thres for
cent, and received 10 cents. Both togethe
receive Is cents. The next day one boy say
he alone viii sell sixty apples at the sam
rate as they both did the day before viz.
i've apples for 2 cents, and he does so. bu
receives only "a cents. What becomes Q
the missing cent!
Those who have spent years in colorin
meerschaums by the conservative, old.fash
ioned method will be chagrined If the state
ment of London scientific paper can b
. proved. 1t is asserted that milk or creat
applied by means of common hair penc
to the bowl while it is being smoked and
still warm, will produce the same magicall
, beautiful effects as years Of fond and med
| tative after-dinner fumigation.
J The Capitol Mills in Salem, including th
milling interest belonging to the company
Independence, BueDa Vista. and Marion, Il
gether with the river steamer, ''City of 81
Iem," have been sold I" a newly-organize
milling company made up in part from ii
OLD company and some outside individual
The price paid was $220. .O00 Mr. Simpson
of Salem will have charge but the board
o directors viii reside in Scotland where
q majority of the company reside.