The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-02-07
rAnMrRs. GLUE NO. >.

FARMERS CLUB NO. =.
Editor Democrat:
The Farmers Club No. 9, OF Sohot
District No. Z, was orgaized Januar
4th and Is now In good working ordei
At the last meeting the following reso
tion wis adopted
"Resotceti, That we recommend tn
organization of u joint stock company
In which the stock shall be owned ex
clusively by farmers, for the purpos
of building or purchasing o. suitabl
storehouse for grain and that eacl
member of the company shall have b1
one vote In controlling the business Q
the company, though he may owl
more than one share"
Published by order Of the Club.
]. NJ. MARKS. Secretary.
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INSTRUMENTATION look uut for ago
nizing deaths In the neighborhood O
this office. One Of our jours has a fid
die and o toot-horn, another has
guitar, and the devil has a "swlnette,'
a sort of cross between chimes
gong and the DEVILS fiddle. II we ar
able to stand this "llving death" for I
year or two more we shall probabl,
turn out lecturer on "what we know
about Pandemonium." In the mean
time we can't answer to life insurance
companies for the death Of our nea
neighbors.
SANTiAM CANAL.-Capt. Smith, lat,
Chief Engineer OF the works on th'
Willamette Locks, has been employed
by the albany and Santlam Ditch Co
to survey and locate the ditch, and 4
now engaged I'm that occupation
Hons. Luther Elkins and Jason Wheel
er are now with him on the survey
The Company mean business, and n
soon as the route of the ditch Is locates
they expect to resume work with de-
to complete 1t In tn
shortest possible time.
REVUE DE LA NODE surpasscs ever.
other fashion journal of Its kind. Iti
imported from Paris and translated Ii
English. 1t gives yearly over 1'O
fashion cuts, and some 20'
patterns, varying in style ant
size to suit all, besides noveltie.
and fancy work. 1t Is received month
ly In advance, and put ut the very low
price of $3.50 n year. Miiliners espe
cially should have this paper, as ever,
other month 1t gives large plate o
hats and bonnets for their benefit ex
WANTS TO KSow.-A Brownsville
wants Us to describe
the symptoms OF the epIzootic. We
have no data at hand with which Il
do SO, but will procure all possible In
ut the earliest moment. ant
give 1t to our readers. In the mean
time We will state that we havn't ye
heard. Of case in this country. w.
several weeks ago published cure fol
the disease.
I.O.G.T.-Ths officers of Westeru
Star Lodge were installed last Tues,ia,
night. VIM. Staiger, Wet; Ann,
". V. r.; NJ. N. Hart, w. $.
Hattie Lupcr, ". a. s.; B. b Turley
W. T.; A. \. Arnold, w. +. S.; Mel
son Wright, w. C.; u. L. Taylor, w
NJ; Evaline Rideout, w. ID. NJ: Jen'
ME Luper, w. !. G.; r. Fox, W. o. G..
Flora Starr, w. II. II. s.; Ella Rideout
". l. III. S.
The Orcgonidn very sensibly re
marks that the obstruction of the San
tiam river, at Jefferson, by the rail
road bridge, is a gross violation OF tins
law regulating navigable streams, ans
ought to be treated as such. We ven
turc the assertion that 1t won't be lon,
before that bridge will have to be fixe'
so that boats can pass.
G'LANG!-A. y. Arnoid's job wagoi
has become one OF the most popula
institutions of this city, and now W
can't see how the people got along be
fore the job wagon era began. Mr.. A
Is the most accommodating gentleman
alive, and his team Is the fastest out
Read his new ad.
WOULDN'T TAKE sEN.-We hear O
q postmaster In Linn county who wa
asked IL he would take egg
in payment for postage stamps. II
was forced to reply that he had n
orders from the Postoffice Department
to take country produce in exchang
for stamps.
FRANKLIN MARKET.-See J. r
Herren's new card I'm to-days paper
Mr.. II. is one of the most obligi NJ
gentlemen in his line that our cit
ever had, and we are quite sure h
must meet with the fullest encourage
ment In his indispensable occupations
RELIGIoUs.-Services at the Cor
gregational Church next Sunday
Subject in the forenoon: "Immortal
ity Of the Soul"
VALENTINEs-Comi and sentimen
tai, sold by A. Wheeler & Co., at Shed
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS - Foilowin
are the real estate transactions since our La
report:
Paul Clover to NJ. Wilkins. 5000; NJ. Wilkir
TO Paul Clover, 800; I: s. Summers 70 Heie
N. Mack, SIS; w. j. Hiltabiddle TO y. w. CuI
din, 81 80; State Of Oregon TO J. NJ. Powell, s.
Peter biiyeu TO j. NJ. Johns, 500; State OF Or
gon TO j. n. Johns, Sill s.; James Logan to /.
Al. Johns. 500: Willamette Real Estate Co. I
e. Westlake, s75; y. A. starr to W. Il. Gore
+. l.. Eryan, $iZ5; ]. NJ. Cotrell to VIM. Kinde
81 go; State OF Oregon to VIM. Kinder, si2i s.
i. s. Summers to Geo. Redgeway, SIS Lin
County Agricultural Association to S. Mon
gomery, s1O3 IS; j. NJ. Kurk TO J. NJ. MorgaI
Si0U; Albany Cemetery Association to J.
Tate. tb; X. g. McCune to A. +. Mcbride, $40
James Pearl to School District No. 49, 81 Cha
Miller to d. !. Delaney, $50; D /. Delauny
Snider & Richardson, 800, Chas. Miller to