The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
HUNTING ExpLo. 7 EXTRAORDINARY.

HUNTING ExPLoA z EXTRAORDINARY.
BRowNsvILIE, Or, Nov. II, 1879.
Editor Democrat
Owing to display which occurred
last fall In this place over the killing
of eighteen deer, II number unprccc-
dented In the annals of Gccr-hunting
In this vicinity. am constrained to
notice few things which occurred
during the past week, and of which
no notice whatever has been takcu.
~ party of five men started from
this place last Monday morning on u
hunt and returned the following Sat
urday, bringing In as trophies of the
chase twenty-five fat deer. One of the
party killed nine. Now l wish to
know where party of five has killed
SO many deer in so short time -
When people go hunting In this part
OF the country they ought to take
along, rs their guide, Mr.. Wilhoit.
(thc man who killed the nine dcer) for
without his guidance parties will fail
i'll doing any good, ~ has been evinccd
by some parties who started Mt the
same time and remained out rs long
rs the one mentioned above but re-
turned emptyhandcd. 'Lct those
shout who win | reckon those per-
sons who made such parade on for
mcr occasion will have the discretion
to wait awhile until they sec II they
ars the only hunters of this section.
Yours, Sc, TiIos. ii. JACKSON.
GoDEY.-Godey's Lady's Book for
December Is Il superb number and one
never surpassed in mngazinedom. Its
illustrations are of the usual style In
which Cooley presents them to his sub
scribcrs. Two steel engrayings, one
u handsome tablcau titlc-pagc; fisii-
ion-platc; colorcd plate of silk stock
ings; Christmas Eve, and Morning,
companion picture: and an extra
for dress occasions of all kinds. Tie
literary matter is made up of an excel
lent class of stories suitable for Chris
mas reading. Marion Hariands story,
"Etty's Heio," is particularly good
In the January issue, Marion Harland
will commence new novelette,, under
the title of Carrying Weight" which
will continue through the year. sour
Darling" a first-cias.' Chrome, Is Civ
en- TO every subscriber to Godcy's
Lady's Book for 1873, whether single
subscriber for three dollani, or in club
of six for fourteen dollar. Address
l.. A. Cooley, y. L. Cor. Sixth and
Chestnut SITS, philadelphia.
ISEFFABLE CnEEK-We hereto
fore thought that the most shameless
aud impudent man in the world wa.s
one who would steadily for three y ears
take q paper out of the Office and new
er pay a cent for 1t, but we know a fell
low who can skunk that. I've week
or two ago struck dclinquents name
from our books who owed us three yer rs
and he this week writes
to us to know why his much valued
and old familiar DEMOCRAT doesn't
come as usual. He says he doesn't un-
derstand it, as the. paper has always
been so punctual, and he wants us to
attend TO the matter inamcdiatcty
II we had ever heretofore doubted
the existence of a hell, we would new
give 1t up. There must be one!
The people of sur city have all be-
come so monotonously virtuous, re-
spectacle and well-behaved that 1t is
impossible for'us to make q live, brisk, /
newsey local paper. However IL this !
cold snap confines and the Holidays
don't fail to come to the scratch at the |
time, there may be change
in the moral atmosphere of this lati-
tude. Meantime, We poise our pen In
and await future developments. |
A young lady living not thousand
miles from this city, who was married
a short time ago, called the day after
the ceremony to see an old lady friend
who was reported dangerously i'll. The
first question propounded by the old
lady was, "my dear, how do you like
your man by this time?
SHEDD.-This promising village,
in honor of one of the sterling
farmers of Linn county, now contains
a large warehouse, two stores, black
smith shop, harness shop, church and
several dwellings; and affords good
and convenient market for the produce |
of one of the finest farming regions in
Oregon.
A FINE DIsPLAY.-Blain, Young &
Co. have an elegant and full selection
of the latest fall and winter goods, and
they are selling at prices correspond
ing with the depressing financial con-
dition of affairs in this section of the
country. Don't forget that they keep
the very best of everything.
THANKsefvsISa.-a union service
will'be held ON Thursday Nov. 2sth
inst, at the Congregational Church of
this city at the usual hour of morning
service. Sermon by Rev. S. G.. Irvine.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
N. Baum has just received NEW
and large stock of the best kind of
boot and shoes, and will sell them;
with his large stock of clothing, cheap
er than any house in the city. GIVE
him GAIA before you purchase else--I