The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-14
HOME AND ABROAD.

= The best millinery at NJ Fosters.
n Foster keeps iirst-class millinery.
r The best harnesses at ] J Dubruilles.
: For hats and hoanets so TO N Fosters.
oil McMinnyille claims population Of 1000,
: Choice teas speciality at Read o Brown.
ellis.
q New crop Of tomatoes tcaanen At Real \
Rrcwnela
Turnlps are worth about 70 cents bushel
IN Albany.
There are plenty Of eI.sold.you.ao" men
around now.
Five weddings have taken place around
Lebanon lately.
correspondenes from every place in Linn
County solicited.
Road & Brownsll still give them fits in
boots aud shoes.
i The best brand Of coal oil by tho gallon At
Read Z Brownsll'a.
Extra price paid for dried plams. pears and
!. apples 1t Cohen'a.
Tho play 'sBread on the Waters" will be
rendered At Yaquina Bay seen.
Mrs Dr. NJ Sawtells. Of San Francisco Il
gliding this way, giving lectures.
The kind Of ealico.wrappsr the Albany
girls like best i the dry goods clerk.
A week or so ago an Albany man picked
ripe strawberry 10 his garden. Yum. yum.
The Literary Society viii meet ia tho NJ
E Church on Friday evening at 7:lb o'clock.
DIR. NJ. II. Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany. Oregon. Calls made in city or
country.
/ At A. B. MeIlwain's can bo found an i'm
mense stock Of A l tobacco. which Is very
popular.
Rev NJ Judy viii preach at Trinity chapel
hear Knox's Butte. on Sabbath at 2.30 O'Clock
p. m.
Joseffy, the great pianists. has been thamp-
ing ivory keys in Portland lately to large
audiences.
Parties having basiness with II. Sternberg
viii always fad him at the store Of Mon
teith & Seitenbaeh.
ST John was burned ia etiigy in several
places in Oregon. - well ~ ia the East.
Small business.
The Union services win be held next Sab.
bath avenins in the Evangelical and Prcsby-
tsrian Churches.
Boils, blotches. pimples, aud al akin dis
eases. are quickest cured by cleansing The
blood with Ayers Ssrsaparilla.
There ID more paper money in circulation
Of the denomination Of $40 than Of any other
but thsy do not happen TO strike rs.
One bushsl OF apples MAKES about q gal.
ions Of cider. The farmer who considers
this cannot afford 10 allow his apples To rot
The Nail is to be the nams Of the new
paper TO be pablishsd st the Bay. Its sdi.
tors VIII live on rocks and oysters this wine
ter.
What Office would yeu like anyway under
the city government. spcak quickly as
election occurs Ia two weeks from next
kosday.
Il Is estimated that about SO. 900 was bet
on the result In Nev York ia Portlsnd one
mans gain is Aaosser's less nss much poetry
in that
The many friends Of Erred" Hill, former
County Clerk Of this county. will be pleased
20 learn that he has been elected Justice 81
the Peace at Seattle.
'If we did not beat them 80 gave them
big scare anyway" Gays Democratic sx-
change which went to press at the time the
DxNocaAr did last week.
We are informed that the fare en- the North.
ern Pacific Railroad for round trip TO New
Orleans TO Worlds Exposition will be GI62.
Not many oregonians viii 90.
The Universalists will hereafter hold
their services, on the second and fourth
6Abbath's Of each month in Crawford's Hall,
At ii selock. >. N. and at ! p. N.
Washington was the banner Butler county
in the late election, casting 100 votes for
spoony Ben, and Multnomah tho banner 81.
John county, with G. votes for him.
In this State Bntler receives about 400
votes, and Sc. John 800 votes In the gueas-
es of six men mentioned in our issue Of Oct.
"a. not one chit it" on either candidate.
Do not allow the political excitement to
prevent your remembering that the place to
get groceries. vegetables. cider, soda water,
tobaccos, etc, IL at Hoffman & Joseph's.
In > foot race at McMinnville between
Martin and Ryan, recently, the former woo
by feet. The dash was 60 feet. Fraud in
several precincts was immediately charged
| A gentleman has been in tho city this
week who boarded week or two year and
half ago with poor widow and left with
out liquidating matters. Look out for him.
| One Of the Superintendent last Sab
bath mentioned the fact that tie queen Of
Sheba rode to Jerusalem horseback on
camel, to the amusement of those who heard
lie.
A mean stOry Is circulated that Bslva A
Lockwood bet twenty seven bonnets on her
election. As they were fifteen dollar bon
nets, hardship is liable to be worked on
poor Belya.
| At Lexington, KY, on Last Monday, Maud
s. trotted mile in the wonderful time Of
2O9t, beating her own record. There was
no fraud. and not an error was made in the
wheIe count.
Last Monday Mr ] G Pryor, OF Santiam
Precinct, brought TO our Office two immense
Flat Dutch turnips, weighing about ten
pounds apiece For table turnips they were
uncommonly large.
Two or three men in this city who had
subscribed for tickets 10 the lecture Of
Joseph Cook, under the charge of the w. G,
| T. u, refused to taxa them on account Of
the figure st. John cut in the Now York
election. Whew
4 Our San Francisco report on hops reads
as follows The hop market is in nermal
state, owing TO the present existing uncer-