The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03
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vited.
large aud carefully selected stock Of
iine dress suits, fashionable business suits
ana workingmens clothing purchased spec.
tally Tor this market at l. II Blain's.
Mr. Ala Harris IL building residence as
fAqnina Bay. In few months we under.
staad IL wall be occupied by himself aud an
most ostimabls young lady from s. r., who
u TO become Mrs Harris.
Spring novelties Ia furnishing goods, all
now aud tho nobbiest 10 be had. The nost
varied, and largest assortment Of hats. The
correct styles In boots aud shoes, at l. Il
BlainiH.
II you want your property advertised call
on Cline, Monteith aud Co., Immediately +.
II you want your property sold call on them.
~ costs you nothing 10 advertise with this
iirn and very little TO SOIL
Ths hand press aud typo formerly used on
The NucLeEs and Disseninator at Harrisburg.
were brought 10 Albany Saturday and placed
ia tho Van Glove block, where Mr. o + Porter
wiii start . semi. weekly paper, which no says
viii be independent Ia politics.
Mr. Stubbloheld has been engaged To
teach near Brownsville. The people where
he ~ TO teach are fortunate Ia obtaining his
services. Mr.. Stubbloileld easily obtained g
irst grade certificate, and understands the
praetios OF teaching IL an expert penmAn aud
an accomplished, genial gentleman.
The DEMOCRAT takns pride in the fact that
u has the names Of a greater number Of
young ladies' and young gentlemen on its
subscription books in proportion ts It's nun.
Der OF Subscribers than any other paper In
the valley. We shall labor to make the pa.
per taily worthy Of this distraction.
Ont OF tho large number who aligned the
original paper for public hall only Que went
back on his signature. A man IN hopeiessly
gene when he attaches no honor or responsi-
btlity 10 his name, signed by hiTssif
Miaa Schubert wishes To announce 90 her
triends and patrons that sho has now a com
plete and beantifni stsck Of Spring and
Summer millinery, All the latest novelties
10 trimmings, lowers, tips. ornaments, etc.
Call early aud make your selections.
Some time since the cara of the west aide
ran over aud killed q child at Amity. whore
upon suit was brought for damages aud the
case was tried last week, resulting in q iudg.
ment for tho parents for $l5. 900 damages.
Again rumors Of woolen mill In Albany
are fife. We have had such rumors here bs.
fore. bat perhaps .his time oil will bc struck.
We hope 40. wheaever anything At all de.
Unite shall ocouI particulars will DO giYon.
The State Board Of Agriculture will consist
Of l. Hailatt OF Washington, John o WI.
son of Morrow, d r Smith Of Polk, A n
waddle o. YAmhili, ID X Buick OF Doug.
las. Mart l. ChAmbcrlin Of Marion, Van Il
Lel.ashmutt Of Muitnomah aud Col r \ Lang
Of wasco counties, appointed by the Govern.
or and Asasrs Apposson. Irvine. wilkins and
bybee, ApPsinted by tho State Agricultural
Society.
By pIacisg your property in tho hands Of
Cline, Monteith aud Co.. you are assured
that IL will bs disposed Of at the earliest op.
portunity. Parties having bills 10 collect
will do well 10 place them ia the hands Of this
tirm, a. they also propose % do general col.
leeting business.
II IL now estimated that tho general wheat
crop in the Z ) will be 100. 0O0. 600 bushsi.
short Of last years yield. This is due %
| quite an extent 20 shortage In acreage, low
prices having discouraged many Ia Oregon
Though. the acreage will DO considerably In
creased. Shonid there be European war
this fact would be OF great advantage TO Ore.
gon farmers.
la 1880 tho population Of Linn county val
l2. $50 ia 1870. Sos. ia 1850. 67G3. and ia
1855 u - ~ least 1900. la 1880 there
1
only :. At tho former date there were 81
Indians 10 the county and probably the sam.
number are here nov.
There is nothing like P4Eat ia the Spris,
for the looks ot city. II several hons1l
this side OF tho depot, IA particular. were
treated % several good Wiatrr coats it woale
make great improvement ia tho sppearAne.
ot Albany, as viewed By ptasses by oa "a. Q
4 q Il X Suoh things count too
For the benefit Of aa iaqais.ivs pabiie lhs
following item u published PoatmAstsr
Stssla term Of oiiios "a p. A., at PortIans
expires October 2l. 1885. tia. ii O.lell .
Salem, Dscombsr II. 1855. lit will never IL
% wait that length Of timei that os M
Irving. at Albany. January 2od. 1857 ans
that oi Mary CoEii, at East Portland Jan
asry l6. 1857.
Oar columns arc oar stock in trade Just a
much a. the goods on the merchants eeun-
tsra. IL IL just a. reasonable 10 ask th,
merchant for . bolt Of muslin a. the editor
for FREQ advertising. Yet il IL pcrlsctl,
marvellous how many there are who do ii
Men who DO not even take paper are Otter
the first oass TO suggest an item which IL
simply an advertisement. IL pays 20 advsr
tise, and we advertise for pay.
We give the following advice Of how q
buy a horse. clipped from an exchange. Il
may be relied upon in most cases An 10.
tending purchaser should have the hors,
brought out before him, and watch the ami.
tnal a. he stands At rest. II tho owner i
continually starting the horse into motion
and urging him 10 ''show or" aomethipI
may be suspected; because it is when III,
horse 10 at perfect rest that his weak points
arc divulged. III the horse be sound he vii
stand square on his limbs. without movin,
anyone Of them. the feet being placed hat OF
the ground. and all bis legs plump and nat
urAlly posed. II enc foot be thrown for
ward. aud tho too pointing to the ground. .ah'
the heel raised, or il the foot be lifted from
the ground, and the weight taken from il
diaeasa mr. leaterncaa NAV ha snsnaoks.1