The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-01
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venes on the 25th instant.
The prisoners in the county Jail are
holding n p~rotracted meeting.
We had an Overland letter mail
yesterday. Sound the hewgag. -
We are told that Mrs. Jaw-akin
Miller will give us n lecture soon.
Our Lebanon readers will not forget
that Hon. N. II. Cranor is to address
them tomorrow.
We are informed that Hon. Geo. r..
Helm had a good audience at Browns
Vile last Saturday.
Special meeting of Corinthian Lodge
No. II, A. L. & A. NJ, this evening,
for work In f. C. degree.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores the
hair to its natural color.
We went TO press too early last even
ing to give q report of the exercises of
the Erodelphian Society.
We are informed that ut Harrisburg
the flood last week was within Is
inches as high as that of 1872.
We understand that among other
things which Mrs. Duniway captured
at Salem was Sam Clarke's Garrison.
There has been no butter In this
market for two weeks. The cows have
evidently Joined the "woman move
ment."
We have just heard of q country
school girl who defined a lady to be "a
gr~owed-up gal, that doesn't chaw gum
or cuss."
a large crowd witnessed the mar
rage of Hon. J. J. Tompkins and Mrs.
Lish in the NJ. L. Church last Sabbath
evening.
Mrs. Carrie +. Young is to make n
temperance lecturing campaign
through Linn county, appearing ut
Albany, March ID.
Remember that 4. G. Jones, Esq,
will address the Albany Democratic
Club tomorrow night. The ladies are
especially invited.
Mrs. Duniway says there will be sew
eral ladies In our mex Legislature, and
that they will hold the naughty men"
level in that body.
We are requested to announce that
Dan. Gaby, Esq, will address the Seio
Democratic Club on Saturday, March
9th, at / o'clock =. VI.
Only 81 for the Democrat for the
campaign-nearly five months! Ne
gods! that is virtually giving the paper
away, washin' and mendin' included.
Campaign subscribers arc rolling In.
Let our agents remember that the one
who sends the largest list during the
campaign will reap the brightest lau-
rels.
That fellow of our acquaintance who
sat down upon his wife's new bonnie;
and sang "1'm sitting on the style,
Mary" has since been fitted with u tin
ear and a putty nose.
Two candidates have the sand TO an.
nounce their names through our col
umns this week. Come on Macdufi,
and damned be who first cries hold,
enough.-Shdkspearc.
We learn that some fourteen persons
united with ths Cumberland Prcsbytcr.
ian Church ut Lebanon during the
Protracted meeting carried On by Rev.
a. ". Sweeney last week.
Our handsome friend, oil. Tompkins,
of Harrisburg, snapped jokes with Us
last Monday. lie says although Leap
Year is on the taps the girls seem to
forget that he is in the market.
Our city is Internationally dull and
as a consequence items are like angels
visits, few and far betwixt. If you
don't believe it, try the newspaper bus
mess for II week and you'll know
how it is yourself.
We are informed that Mrs. Duniway
attempted to inject into the Temper.
ance platform, adopted at Salem last
week, the resolution, "RcsoiUed, That
the strong-minded women are men to
all intents and purposes"
A fi~ve-year-old city boy, who had
been on a visit in the country, told his
mother how to make butter: "You
just take a long stick, with a cross al
the end of it, then you get a big tub;
and then you borrow a cow"
Charley Nealey has the best corps o!
mechanics in the State, and as a con-
sequence turns out the most superior
work. His furniture, home or custom
made, is always to be relied on. Go
and see his full stock of furniture.
An elegant young gentleman of our
city was last Monday morning discov-
cred to have several long hairs clinging
to his Sunday vest-but his eye looked
like somebody had punched a finger in
it for his impertinence, and we guess
she did.
Geo. Masten, ESQ.,, one of Linn
county's respected citizens, left this
city with his family during the week,
intending to take up his future resi-
dence at Steilacoom, Washington Ter
ritory. We wish him the best of for
tune in his new home. u.
Hank M~endenhall wouldn't be en-
braced by a fellow who was tight, but
pushed him off the sidewalk. The
fellow had Hank arrested for assault
on his clean clothes, but the Recorder
didn't see it in those specs, and SO
Hank is cock o. the walk.
To any one who will send us ten adj
vance paying subscribers for the cam
paign, at 81 each, we will give the DEM
ocRAT free for one year. This is the
Il hest chanca for on. indiuiduaI 70 not