The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-25
HOME AND ABROAD.
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! Dayton, w. T.
Try Que of those sell binder whips of L.
: Thompson & Co.
Wood on subscription is wanted at th
DEMocRAT office.
Postmaster General Gresham has son q
. Olympia. praotioing law.
We understand Dr. Wilcox, homeopAthist
viii locate again in Albany.
Rev N Judy will preach at Trinity Chape
on Sabbath afternoon at 4.30 o'clock.
L. l. Thompson & Cos. harness is th
cheapest TO buy because IL Is the best.
N. II. Allen will sell summer oloaks, dol
mans, ETC., at less than first cost to close.
Farmers viii save money by buying theil
betting. and rurts of Z. L. Thompson 4 Co.
The indebtedness Of East Portland ia $40
600. and the per cent is about exhausted.
DR.. NJ. H. Ellis, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made In city OF
country.
Il Carter has fine line of lumber and
shingles on hand. which he will sell at reA.
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The Benton Leader aud Coloaia have been
consolidated. double issue being printed
every month.
I.sst Saturday night nishtwatch Brown
lost his with the name police on it. Please
return il to him. -
TIE Csmmittee of Arrangements foe tho
Firemens Tournament. will meet Tomorrow
night at No. Is Hall.
A DR. Smith in Portland wants his name
changed to Aguew and has made an applica.
tion to that effect Poor man.
K + Sox, formerly Of Albany. was elected
Alderman in the late Seattle election, run
ming on the temperance ticket
Rev IL Condit, of Albany will preach in
the school house at Milleris Statioa on Sab.
bath afternoon next at , o'clock.
George Wilson, who has been with Isorn,
Lanning 4 Co., has accepted position with
the Turner'S mill. He is good miller.
The largest and best stock of harness and
saddles IN the valley is to be found At +. l.
Thompson 4 Co. aud their prices are low.
The skating rink at Daanars Hall is now
IN full last, and young people wishing to
eHjoy themselves should 60 there evenings
Mrs II N Crider, of York, Penn, publish.
es pamphlet en- ''How to Grow Fine Gel.
cry. price 25 cents. IL is good aud t. the
point.
Rev z A Moses will preach at Rock Hill
school house next Sabbath at II o'clock. All
IN that vicinity cordially Invited TO be pres.
ent.
Among the other contests at tho State Fire.
mems Association it is intended to have q
special prize for bicycle race, between non.
profession. l..
Tue union services will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sabbath
evening conductea by Rev NJ Judy. Public
cordially invited.
On Sunday. August Ord, Rev w Shreve
will h / basket picnic At Liberty Church.
Forks OF Santiam, to which an invitation is
extended to all.
LOss-between Albany and Waterloo about
two weeks since valise containing clothing.
valuable to the owner. Return to Z l.
Stevens in this city.
Calm your agitated spirit for . moment,
aA6 remember that the place to get groceries
soda water, ics cream, tObaccos, etc, is q.
Hoffman & Joseph's.
Five days has again been allowed TO trans.
init testimony to the Supreme Court In the
case of the State VI. J w Murray, the mur.
derer. He hangs on we'll
When you visit Corvallis don't fail to call
at Nolan's One Price Cash Store. His s, 10
and p cent tables are creating more stir in
that section than Coles circus.
''HaYs you seen Blaine's Letter of Exsep-
ton = said an excited politician on First
street. He was considerably humiliated on
finding ne enc who had seen it.
Justice George Humphrey is working up
good reputation as q matrimonial knot tier,
having had two cases in three days, his first
experience taking place on last Friday.
Last week Mr. Jas Booth, formerly Of this
city but now at work on the Greg on Pacific,
was married TO Miss Laura Thompson, Of
Corvallis. The DEMOCRAT extends csngrat-
uIatiOns.
We arc under many sblig cations to Mrs
DR. G F Crawford for fine supply of as
large plums as grow on plum trees. They
were greatly appreciated by the whole DEx-
oCRAT force.
Monteith { Seitenbach have reduced the
II <kns~ Ill
actual cost this will afford the public an
opportunity to obtain desirable styles at .
very low figure.
The post Office has boen neatly fitted up.
large writing desk placed In it, and other
attractive features added. Post Master Ir.
vine and n T Moore deserve much.credit for
the improvement.
Even with fair prices for wheat one favor.
able feature Of The outlook is that farmers
have net gone in debt as much this year as
formerly, which will Be the means of placing
more money in circulation.
Rev T B White, of Albany, has been ap-
pointed clerical member, and Mr. B F Barch,
of Dallas, lay member, of the Centennial
Conference, of the II Church South, which
meets in Baltimsre next December.
The frat of tne week Linn Engine C, No.
2, received $40 pouzd hose cart, to be used
in the August tournament, it is easy running,
beautiful machine and is considered several
seconds faster than the common cart. Lsok
cut for them.
Last week Mf George Waggoner aud wife,
nee Dollie Honck, had an experience coming
from the Bay, which came near resulting
dissstrously, their team going over large
embankment, and they just escaping by great
presence of mind
A lady writes 81 have used Ayers Sar
} sapariIla in my family for many years, and