The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

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Her scales are terribly lacerated by
some remark of ours wherein we stat
ed that her husband voted for the very
men whom she most nbuses, and she
comes back ut us with the cry Of "scur-
rility.n Yell, now, we will try once
more to win o ravishing smile from
the NcW Northwcsf, by patting Its hus-
on the back and saying that he Is n
goody doody hussy for staying ut home
and rocking the baby while his stern
and able bodied ~better-half plows
through the Oregon mud In search Of
audiences TO scold and conventions to
capture. He Is the chicfest among ten
thousand aud the one altogether gush-
Ing. lie Is indeed q pearl Of great price
and ought to have so:ne one TO put
him In his 'itty bed.
MUSICAL CoNcERT.-The concert
given at the M. T.. Church, In this city,
last Saturday evening, we are inform
ed was largely attended and highly
appreciated. Prof. Rogers delivered a |
short but interesting lecture on chem
lstry, after which himself and wife, as
sisted by Miss Ellen Chamberlain,
Miss Blanche Gray and Mr.. G.. Strong
all of Saiem-rendered a number Of
quartettes, solos and choruses I'm the
highest style Of the musical art. The
proceeds OF the concert were $50.
A WORK ON OREdoN.-We have re-
ceived a neatly printed pamphlet Of
1870 pages bearing the title of "Oregon
and Her Resources" and written by
Hugh Small, who was last year trav-
cling through this State as correspon-
dent for the San Francisco Bulletin.
II contains an exhaustive amount of
useful information in regard to our
young State, and will doubtless be n
valuable auxiliary In bringing people
TO u country. The price Of the book
is only % cents.
CARTwnrGnr. WEsrLAKg & MoRRIs,
General Commission and Forwarding
Merchants of this city, have a couple
of new advertisements In to-day's pa
per. They have now for sale a large
assortment of agricultural machinery,
Mitchell wagons, etc. Grain, wool,
etc, wanted, for which they will pay
tire highest market price In cash. This
Is n responsible business firm and We
cheerfully commend them to the pat
ronage OF the public. Read their adj
vcrtiscments.
To LETTER wRITERs.-Postmaster
General Cresswell has issued n circu-
lar TO Postmasters, statingsthat owing
To the rapid increase In the mails and
OF new post offices, the distributions Of
the mails requires that In all cases the
name of the county, as well us the Post
Office and State shall be written upon
all mail matter.
We are informed that u very respect
able married lady Of this city attempt
cd to commit suicide with some un-
known poisonous drug last Monday
night. but her life was saved by vigor-
Gus exertions before the poison had Sc
cured Il fatal hold upon her system.
We are not Mt liberty to give the name
OF the unfortunate lady.
VIII the Secretaries Of the several
primary meetings, to be held to-mor-
row, please send us the name OF the
delegates elected to the County Con-
vention Immediately after such cleo
ton Is held, so that we may be able TO
publish the entire list of delegates In
our next issue. We will esteem this a
special favor.
For COUNTY JUDaE.-EIsewhere
will be found the announcement of the
name OF DIR. VIM. Lister for the Office
OF County Judge, subject to the dccis-
Ion of the Convention. The Doctor Is
a sterling Democrat and a gentleman
Of much learning and sound judgment.
Read his card.
Mrs. J. c. Mendenhali has retired
from the millinery business, leaving
Mrs. Sarah Cooley sole proprietor. We
are glad to see that the latter named
lady has returned from Portland with
restored health and fully prepared to
attend TO her establishment In person.
APPorNTED.-our friend and whilom
partner In the journalistic treadmili,
Hon. G. b. Bellinger, has been appoint
ed by Gov. Grover Prosecuting Attor-
ney for the 4th Judicial District, rice
A. G. Gibbs, who has been appointed
U. s. District Attorney for Oregon.
To WORKING MEN.-See Prospectus
of the n. Y. Weekly Star, elsewhere.
1t should be in the hands of every me-
chanic and laborer In the Union, as II
advocates thu claims and rights Of all
those who ''eat their bread by the
sweat of their face"
For the very hest Photographs, go to
Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery without
STAIRS-aeT ASCEND IN THE Ell
EVAToR, 429 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco.
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