The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-06

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bany, Or.
IL Ia reported that q A Dyson is TO start
paper at Brownsville.
County and Circuit jadges will not ge
their salaries increased.
The Ashland wooden mills will start ~
this week, good indication
MI Milt Miller, Of Lebanon Is clerk Of the
Judiciary Committee at Salem.
The black pony advertised In the DEMo.
cRAT last week was duly found.
Road h Brownell have the old style smok.
ing tobacco in llb papers at 10 cents.
Fruit Growers Associations are being
formed in different parts Of tho State.
A mica mine noar Spokane Falis il an at.
traction any city may be glad to possess
One Eugene paper accuses another Of
editing sheriil's sales and dead advertising.
Tweedale keeps a nice line OF tin and cop.
per ware, aud docs repairing In good shape.
DR.. NJ. II. Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany. Oregon. Calls made in oity or
country.
Miss Mary Irvine. of this city. doos the
clerical work for one Of tho committees at
Salem.
AZ business enterprise more money IL
made by advertising in dull times than In
lively times.
w IL Odell began acting as Postmaster at
Salon on last Menday. Poor Salem, TO be
thus afflicted
Parties wishing insurance In tho State Ia.
snrance Company can obtain II by calling on
IL Townsend.
The DEaooaAr has the most complete list
of correspondents OF any newspaper IN Ore
gon. with one exception.
Wood Munkers. foreman, OF Waits job
Office. at Salem, died on Last Tuesday. lie
was highly respected by all.
Ye lovers of coffee. when down town just
call at Read 4 Brownell'a aud order some Of
their choice Old Gsot Java.
About 1000 red wood shing;es have been
washed ashore near Coos hay recently.
Probably came from somo ship.
Those wanting syrup or molaasss will find
fine assortment either in bulk. kegs or gal
lon cans st Read & Browneli's.
Examine those gents button shoes. just
arrived at Read aud Brownell's. They arc
daisies and can not fail 10 please.
Hon Enoeh Houll's ball for Constitutional
Convention will probably become q law.
This is feather in the cap Of our worthy
Senator.
II is expected that tho State Legislature
will soon begin voting for U. 3. Senator.
Heretofore II has only sort OF punch. you.
in-the ribs" Affairs.
The Oregon ridstte put soloman Hirschs
full! strength. by any hook or crook. at IS.
from Republican ranks alone. which should
ensure his defeat.
Tne gross earnings Of the Brownsville mill
for tho year ending May !. 1854. were sI4l..
SIS. s26. 600 was paid for help and $50, 900
worth Of wool used.
oas day last week. near Shsdd. Sir II l.
Radd. was run away with his team. thrown
from his buggy on his shoulders. aud bruised
some but not seriously.
For the best groceries. as well As eonicc.
tionsry, cigars. tobaeeos. etc. remember
that the place to 20 is at Hoffman L Joseph's
new aud attractive storz.
a correspondent OF the Eagene state Jour.
nal says that the trustee. of the UuivsrsAlist
Parish OF this city propose to bald church
building next Summer.
When you wish 10 subscribe for news
papers and magazines don't forget 10 ieaYc
your orders with Y. L. Kenton. They will
reesiYe prompt attention.
Any party wishing to pure hAse good
farm, sither for grain or Atock will do well
by calling on A II Cyrus q Co.. Real Estate
Agents, at Lebanon. Or
All subscriber. to the DEHocEAr who pay
their arrearagea or in advance. will on re-
qaest. either personally or by mail receive
oae Of Kendall's horse books.
Its bstter than dozen letters to friend
in the East. CIV Watts Linn County An.
nual for 1885, just issuod. Send 25 cents to
his address. this city. for a copy.
Readers Of the DEMOCRAT get the news
from all parts OF the county. Arrangements
have bsen made by which this will be con
tinued weekly during the year.
Gw Gray, ID. ID. s.. in consequences of the
hard times, will reduce the price OF dentist.
ry all he can consistently. with the use OF
tne best materials and skillful work.
outrageous horses are looked at Salem.
They often proye the least affected by SPAWN
and ring bones, peculiaritios of some such
light horses as Hirsch, Williams, etc.
A Yaquina Mail dated December 25th
reached the DEMOCRAT Office on last Mon
day. They have very enterprising mail
carrier between COrvallia and the Bay ~
Fe have just received several new styles
Of ladies fine shoes and slippers and feel con
iident we have just what you want. Our
prices are very low. Read & Brownell.
Medford in Southern Oregon, q fifteen
months old town, already has n population Of
about seven hundred, and its glory will soon
be consummated by the advent OF newspa-
per.
DIR Carver at Now Haven recently hit CO..
Ole wooden blocks in six days, missing A.
S65 times, the most wonderful feat OF endur.
aDce and mark mauship of the kind ever
performed.
J B Trask and others, of Fox Valley, were
in the city during the week, asking the
County Court to appropriate $500 to build
bridge at Mehama. We believe the bridge
should be built.
Mr. William Peacock, living across the
river, in Benton county, already has straw.
berry vines in blossom. This is forcing the
season, and makes our mouths water for the
strawberries that are bound to follow.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Ephraim