The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-14

nomination again.
Flies have gone into active business
in this latitude and it requires all our
christian training and fortitude to sup
press the inclination to call them u
Observation-Disclosures"
Billy Tillard, son of Samuel Tillard,
of this county, was kicked senseless by
a horse at Roseburg last week. Had
the horse been rough shod he would
have been instantly killed.
Linn is the only county in the Will
lamette Valley that elected her straight
Democratic ticket on the 3rd inst. The
Democracy of Old Linn, however, al
ways stake theirs straight"
A private revenue stamp three inches
long with a likeness of Mr.. Hall In the
centre, is placed over the cork of each
genuine bottle, of Halls Vegetable Sic
ilian Hair REVIEWER. Take no other.
People are coming from all parts OF
the State To u Fourth of July cele-
bration and tire races of the 9th and
eth. A large number will come in
their wagons and camp at the Grounds.
c. p. Burkhart, Esq, has just receiv-
ed an order from n Pennsylvania far
mer for $50 bushels of his Mammoth
White Winter Wheat. lie received
the handsome figure Of SO per bushel
for it.
We knew that long faced "barber-
Gus" joke would have TO come now
The Eugene Journal Is the bastard per-
petrator of Ii this time. o! for n Jove
with a laundering big thunderbolt to
hurl Mt that fellows head.
An ingenious schoolma'm In Iowa
punished n boy for kissing the big girls
by making him show how 1t was done
before the whole school. 1t didn't
work Well, however, for the idea be-
came altogether too popular at once.
In 1850 Mrs. Franklin Bennett low
cred n pail of butter into her well at
Union City, Mich; the string breaking
it remained there until the well was
cleaned out last week, when 1t came
out fresh and sweet, twenty-five years
old.
Hon. N. II. Cranor and family and
DIR. ". L. Alexander and daughter
started last Tuesday on Il health and
pleasure excursion to the Cascades
frozen gorges" on the classic Santiam.
May they all return vastly improved
in health.
In u letter to a female hen jockey,
Greeley writes: Chickens should al
ways be weaned before they are two
months old, and should upon no ac-
count be permitted 10 suckle the par
ent hen after they to Gu,
the ir eye-teeth."
Ben Hoiiaday is trying to crush the
Hercld by withdrawing his advertise.
ments from its columns. He might a.
well attempt To make the Bulletin res
pectable by requiring o'Aieara TO sweat
TO every editorial he writes. Neither
OF thos,; two things can be did.
At the. flremen's election In this city
last week Joe Webber received tile
handsome compliment OF an election
a. Foreman for the fourth time, is
the unanimous vote OF the Company.
The honor Is well meritel, aud doe
the ''boys'' credit as we'll Us Joe.
The 'Onesters'' were out on drill
last Tuesday evening, and did some
very artistic squirting. Trot out your
fires; the boys and the engine arc in
excellent tx tn battle with the .sdread
Fire King" Owe believe that's what
somebody has called 1t somewherc.1
Blain, Young Il Co. call special at
~tentiOn to their stock OF farming ma.
chinery and agricultural implements
consisting of Pitts Challenger Thresh'
ers, Endless Chain T~hreshcrs, Haine',
Headers, an assortment OF combined
Reapers and Mowers; also Mowers
horse rakes, &c; and the uncquallet
Balm Wagon.
a family in this city has a tame
pigeon and a hen who are on the most
intimate terms with each other-in fac
they are "as thick as two in a beds't-
They fight for each other, run togeth-
er, roost together, and are said 10 boil
favor Greeley and Brown, and are will
ing to leave the question Of Tariff
the Congressional Districts.
We regret to learn hat Capt. w. J
Robertson, of Corvallis, has sold on
and designs emigrating to Salt Lake
City. He will start next Monday
The Captain is w~armhearted, energet
ic gentleman, and we JOIN with hi
host of friends in wishing him and hi
estimable family the fullest measure 0
!, prosperity in their new home.
Mr.. States, who lives near Sublimity
Marion county, last Wednesday cam,
to our city with 81 gallons Of extraordi
narily large and delicious strawberries
all of which he sold in a few hours a
81 a gallon. He estimates that he viii
have about 800 gallons this season.
Our citizens may expect him over witt
another cargo aboht next Wednesday
When women are in arms they neve
oppose the liberties of the press. Mis-
Dobbs says that the first time an edi
torial coat sleeve ehcircled her waist
she seemed to be in a pavilion built O
rainbows, the window stills of which
were composed of KoIian harps, an,
we offer our services to convince an,
or u fair friends of Hiss Dobbs
truthfullness in the matter of delight
ful sensations.
A boy in Lockport, Illinois, who ha.