The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-03-14
HOME AND ABROAD.
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HOME AND ABROAD.
Green gras. grows all round. now.
We have Ict..Es from Iowa in II days.
1~san,iaru highest i,'s been for year
Halter up your chickens: tho Council is after
'em.
River out Of BANKS and still on tho upward
slant.
Judge Burnet. Of Benton. called duriuE the
week.
ben. H., We received your Lincoln scab. -
Hunky.
Jack Arphin is running hotel at Corvallis
on the you.ropc-in plan.
Vim. II. Brown Is appointed city night watch
man for the current year.
Mr. Magrs, is doing the aacs. painting ever
"perp";rated" IN Albany.
Wheat in liverpool. Is. 6.i IN san Francis
CO. SL:p: in Albany. &c.
our form r feilos-cit.za Il. Jerre briggs. Is ON
u vlst from Puget Sound.
Warranty and onii-ciaim Deeds and Mort
gags for sale "a. this Office.
Charley Rogers. wc regret TO SEE. is quite III
at hts residence In this city.
We arr turning otst the incest job work In the
business. Gail and gse specimens.
"Zepootics' il whn; AN Albany man thought
WAS the matter with his last week.
The winter term Of Albnny College closed
yesterday. There Will be a week of vacation.
81. 81. Harvey il the proud father of n festive
10y. 10 Is Mose stcrnbcrs. but itA the other
kiad.
Rev. SIR. Gcary will preach in tho cour;
II pusc Mt II \. H.. and IN ihs evening. on next
ss,. hath.
q, arley Cartwright; Iolscd his classic nose In
sight during the week. lie looks easy and
comic tabic.
= IfalE. boys exchange stones for no; wnicr
sauir.ed l rom the railroad locomotives by tho
hoodlum nginecra.
The very able communication from "Pio
neer OF Asto in. arrived too late for this Issue
VIII appear I'm our next.
Iast wcck PIT T. Sites was laid up with ncu
ralgia. and his p rp ls had a chance To get theii
backs we'll for thL eek's hosiilitieS.
Clay Kuhn tells that he and his family
had a pleasant visit among the Polk couniyitei
last week. Crops an grass aro quite forward
over there.
We weep thgurativ 'iy spchkingi tears oi
gratitude on tho neck oi Hon, Z. s. Mccoma'
"f Ia Grnndc. for ten dollar scab or the
body polite"
An obstrcperous hghiIn, .er had four noses
raised his phiz last satt. rday. ia this city
man that struck William Pat.
On the outside OF this pa, YER our farInci
friends Will ind Col. Taylors at lie letter to th'
Farmer. as also the Constitution and By-Law'
OF the Farmers Club Of District No -.
DR.. ID. N. Jones starts In few days for n
health-sccking trip up the Columbia He VII
extend his Journey to Waiia WaIla. May h'
come back rejuvenatcd and Refrigerated
+ Mr. Philip Low and other farmers OF his rc
gion will attend the Harrisburg Farmers Clul
to morrow. for the purpose OF soliciting sub
scripions OF stock to the Warehouse enterpr. Sc
During the late cold snap damsels at II I"
Dalles amused themselves by sliding down hill
In tin pans They held the pan close behind
them. took short run, sat down. and let cr
<scoot!
We noticed our old friend, ex-SheriN II. A..
Irvine. among the farmers at the Convention
last Saturday. He is heart and soul I'm the far
mcrs' cause and Will be no triflng auxiliary TO
their phalanx.
Hugh Small. travelling correspondent OF the
San Francisco "Bulletin." was n reporter at the
Farmers Convention last Saturday and wrote
up "A full account OF the proceedings for the pa
per which he represents,
The "Oregonian" says Kscney has already
been indicted by the Grand Jury OF Linn coun-
never been in session since the Harrisburg
fracas. this is pretty good.
Our friend. Frank wadsworth has put spring
sunshine into our stomach by presenting us
with nice supply of garden sass" such as
lettace. onion tops. etc. Frank is the earliest
producer who has made his debut" SO far this
year.
Philip Low. Esq, has kindly consented to speak
n good word for the DEMOCRAT In his travels
over the county, and he is duly authorized to
receive moneys and receipt for subscriptions to
this paper. He Is after subscribers to the Asto-
ria and Albany Farmers Warehouse enter
prise.
Sam Colver, the Modoc, wants to know, ''if It
costs the Government $4,000 to teach one Indi-
an to say Cd d-n, how much will It cost to
teach n whole tribe the Lords prayer" Well,
If they're generally as ignorant as Sam Colyer
the Government better give up the conundrum
in hopeless disgust.
!. A squaling fellow with ears like the bounty
fof Providence and a mouth like the Mammoth
Cave, has been standing about on our street
corners during the past week. selling pain
cure" Those who have tried his medicine saw
1t is a dead shot on curing any pain you have
taking it-i. e., 1t gives you such pain OF its
own that you forget all your other Ills. 4
The first swallow put in an appearance at our
Office last Wednesday. He (or she, as thee ase
may BEL Immediately began patching up one
of the old nests Just above our window, and II
some little cuss of II hoodlum don't molest or
make them afraid the bird manufactory will
begin grinding there in few days. Welcome,
thrice welcome, gallus little swallow-the first
har binger of returning spring.