The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-28
HOME AND ABROAD.

Circuit Court.
Fruit trees putting out-blossoms.
Hurry up your marriages! Cake IL
awful "skass.n
Col. Thompson of the Mercury, was
In our city during the week.
No more grouse shooting after next
Monday. So the game law says.
The spring times come, Gentle An
nie-now clean up your back yard.
We hab 'ad bad code id our 'dad
ebbcr sid we we'd oil dc eXcursiod lasd
week.
G. ". Pittock, of the Orcgonian, put
In an appearance at our sanctum last
Tuesday.
! Meeting of the stockholders of Santl-
am Ditch Tomorrow. Biz. of moment
uousness.
Bring on your horse bills, II you
want them neatly printed and properly
| illustrated.
Ben. Holiday arrived ut Portland
last Sunday and had the brass bapd
hired to serenade him.
Mr. Gerst, of Harrisburg, called on
us yesterday with small amount of
the clever that moves the world"
Remember the school meeting on
the first Monday In April. Sec notice
elsewhere of 4. y. Arnold, Clerk of
District No. 5.
Reverend J. II. Lowell, of the NJ. l..
Church, South, will preach In the
Court House, in this city, on next Sab
bath Mt II o'clocl, a. II.
| Our hoodlums catch lots OF "chucklc-
heads" in the Calipooia now. Fire.
quently those piscatorlal ambiguosi-
ties are found on both ends of the line.
The nice weather has caused croquet
to grow spontaneously hercabouts.
| IN. B.-This was written several days
ago, before the nice weather was forced
into bankruptcy.
Mr. Philip Lowe has returned from
his canvassing tour up the valley, aud
reports the most ilattcring encourage
ment In favor of the Farmers Ware
house movement.
7 The children of school age In Linn
county number 1875. The school
money for the year amounts to Sii,-
13i Is. See Superintendent Stite's reg
port on our fourth page.
We are indebted to our friend, J. u.
Croust, Esq, for fine lot OF fresh
clans, fash from the ''brIuy shores of
old ocean" Consequently, clam
chowtlers Is what ails our 'corporosl-
ty."
We have Just received n complete
font of combination bor,lcrcrs and two
fonts of ''logotypcsr (the latest agony
for flne job work. Bring on your work.
We do good work, true work and
cheap.
Mrs. Judge Strahan nno several
other ladies aud gentlemen Of Corval-
Ii, will start back Fast on visit
in n few days. We envy them d. cir
visit among tie scenes OF ".Auld Lang
Aync."
Many Of our friends throughout the
county have called upon us dufing the
past week, and all speak in hopeful
terms of the prospect OF unusually
heavy crops OF cereals In the coming
harvest.
Rev. Mr. Shaw. OF the ". T.. Church,
will next Sabbath evening tell his
hearers "iiow to Choose s Companion
for Life" Unfortunately for some
folks, this valuable information comes
TOO late.
J.. Kline and y. Baum have return
ed from San Francisco. The latter,
Albany's fashionable ciothicr, tells the
public through our columns that he
now In the largest stock Of clothing
ever brought to this market.
His Honor, Judge Bonhan. is rush
ing business through the Circuit Court
rs fast az possible, SO rs TO allow the
farmers in attendance to return to their
spring work as soon as circumstances
will permit.
We have just found out why we have
recently had 20 many applications
from boys TO learn the printing trade.
One OF the publishers OF the London
Times was recently married 10 an
Earl's daughter!
Harrisburg is to have warehouse
which will hold 100000 bushels of
grain.
Bob. Head, of the Benton Dem
ocrdt, faxed around our city last
Sunday.
w. III. Baber's new warehouse, at
Harrisburg, will hold 100, 900 BUSH !
els of grain.
Pacific Opera House will be COM
pleted in time for May-Day ball.
The "Onesters' will occupy it.
Everybody who receives new goods
toot their horns through the columns
of the DEMocRAr-"if they don't sell
q clam"
Some people act as if their news
paper debts were like coffee, and
would settle themselves by long
standing.
What news carrier had the biggest
route to traverse? Noah's dove.
I'VE have secured the copyright of
this original connundrum.)
This delicate item is from an
Olympia paper: To-day about two
p. NJ, young and beautiful dusky
maiden of the forest, of rich but
honest parents. was discovered ON