The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

1lAAuhhVbb AND DISREpUTABLE
-'r4e eastern part Of the city Is infest.
ted with q class Of young hoodlumi
who are daily found IN stables and
ynlOws'engagcd III the highly cdi-
fyiTS and peculiarly fascinating am,
Of Eseyenrpp,v by the time i few
barEs npd houscs arc burned up from
theEndiscrinilnate and careless use O.
clg{Ia ana pipes al these hay-mow
gatherlpgs, It Is probable that tho pro.
ienFofs Of these festive little buggerl
mnk take some interest In their tricks
th1 are guessed. They ought to be
caIE Essed with q ships spankef and
md dio 70 drink soda water at Finley't
foIlheir health.
ILLERs STATIoN.-Amone the
thhving business points growing upon
thS line Of the.O. 4 G. r. r., 1filiers
Sthion, six miles north of Albany, Is
lilely TO become quite prominent. It
Is Fnthe center Of one Of the richest
agricultural districts in the county.
M Mtssra- Newman & Clark haye a store
e9hbllshed at the station, a large
wlrehouse has been erected, and the
pPple IN the vicinity contemplate the
efction ofa church and school house
epher this fall or next summer. We
aP also informed that blacksmith
sfOp and a wagon maker and carpen-
tarS.s shop will be In operation early
THY fall.
REIraIoUs SERyIcEs.-We have
beln requested to announce that there
WI be religious services conducted in
th Court House, by Elders Wilson
IAp9Eeed, of California, at the follow
| lRs times and on the following sub
tjfts; This evening, by Elder Wilson;
st5jeet; 'erhe Nature of man.p1 Sun
dly at 3 p. M, by Elder Reed; subject,
phe Resurrection Of the Dead,u Sun
dy evening at n O'clock, by Elder
| Yilsoni subject, Culture Punish
bent,n The public are cordially in
fitted to attend. " "tn
A MODEST SUGGESTION. oN.-Mart. V.
Brown, the present editor of the DEM
pcRAT, has been connected with the
lpaper for seven years, and yet he ia
Inot what might probably be called q
bloated aristocrat or wealthy bond
lholder. Therefore, as the new volume
begins with this issue, he most earn.
testify asks the patrons of the paper tc
come forward with their requisite
amountof amaigum and pay up arrear.
ages,and advance little on the new
volume, so that he may be enabled tc
square accounts with all mankind.
GONE TO SEA.-D. Mansfield, ot
this city, received letter a week OF
two ago, from his son at San Francisco,
which stated that he would leave that
city on the following day for the Sand.
wich Islands. Billy says that San
Francisco is 50 full of printers that he
could not procure q permanent situa.
tion, and for that reason he shipped as
steward on sailing vessel engaged in
the island trade. We wish him o
splendid voyage, but hope that he may
soon tire of the "deep, sad seal and
come back to his webfoot home.
I CENTRAL GRANGE ASSOCIATION
We are authorized to state that or
Friday, September, 10, there will be q
meeting, in this city, of the Grangeri
of Polk, Marion, Benton, Lane, and
Linn counties, for the purpose of or
gahiging a Central Grange Association,
Judge Garretson, of Iowa, will be pres
entand will superintend the organiza-
tidn. 1t is also in contemplation tc
effect an organization of a State
Change about the same time.
CIRCUS CoMING,-Jerry A. Dodge
the advance agent of the Partisan Cir
Gus, was in our city during the iattel