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snu,,ysSESS MAKGEFANES.
FLOWER AMATEURS MUST PRE-

"a -
L PARE now If they want flowers when summer
comes The gorgeously brilliant GLADlO1ua )
stru s prced in case OF rare varieties, III the Dor-
risis' catalogues AT several dollars each; nave a
iml,cd number Of extra iirst-class bulbs Tor ms
rr0T,l which | offer YOU at SEvENI1-FiVh n
CENTS PR DUZEN, or SOC. for halt:doztnn,
or zoe for single selected bulb; loo Tor 90.
mn ANA hostage prepaid, upon receipt OF price :
81 per dnz.n GOc for ha'i-dozcn; 25c FOR Singie
one Notwithstanding these prices. you VIII ma
man trj. thai Ihe are extra fine bnlJs OF FIench
hrDrid Glsdlolus, OF splendid marking and varle
ils: names only being required 10 add The feature
trre that is given the potato ~ili'inspre success
Win this really grand: fewer CAL ,,o tor
buibs al MEssRS. RANDOLPH 81 ENGLiou .;
booksellers and statOners, 1918 olaln street or IL
"rd,ripv by mail address the undersigned 10 iheir
eai'' 90 A'' j. p. STlTH.
ap 2-F&Tu2lh Rlcnmona, va,
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ACQUITTED OF ONE CHARGE But SENT on 10
TIE GRAND JUsT UPON AsoTHEE.-Thomas
Murphy, who was charged with robbing A.
Walls, 10 Chesterfield county, was examined
before Justices W. T. Martin and W. B.
Roberts in the clerks Office of the Chester
field County Court on Saturday and seguitted
OF tbe charge Of robbery, but sent ON 30 the
grand jury for assault and battery.
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DON'T DE DECEIvED.-The only genuine 8 Ex-
ceIsor" charcoal. packed Water-Cooler Is manu-
faciured by MoUNTCAsTLE E & CoFER at $50 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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QUALlFlED.-M. L. straus qualified before
Judge. Guigon on Saturday as member OF
the Board of Directors OF the penlsenllary
of Virginia under his recent appointment by
Governor Eemper.
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DIR. VEIL the well known oculist and ,opt,cian,
has returned from his southern tour. aud Is stop
ping at Ford's HOTEL where he can be Consulted for
few days. He has fine stock of GLASSES 10 sui
all eyes aud conditions m. .s ,e.r g. /. nj ..
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RoBpsp.-The hat.store Of Messrs. d: q
kl,en a. Co. was robbed on Saturday nisn'
between 8 and o'clock of package con-
taiuing one dozen umbrellas.
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SCHAAP's store is al 1402 Main street.

FOR the LATEST NEWS and PRIME CIGARS o
TOBACCO 90 to SCHAAP'S.
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TIE FAIR by the ladies Of the Grace
Street Presby terian church, whicn has been
going on opposite the post.otIce, will con-
tinue for few days Logger.
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JUBLE' S1YGERs.-Tbe troupe OF New or'
leans j. Ibllre singers will commence snort
engag smeut at the Virginia Opera'eouse Oh
the Ih Instant.
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A MANcHEsTERIAN CAPTURED.-htchard
Coleman, an escaped member OF the man,
chester chain.gang, was captured In TINS city
by Sergeant Peasants on Saturday.
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UMBRELLAS from seventy-fvc cents up to til
dollars at SCIIAAp'S.
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The weather. unhappy man, will soon be
.tr1aaht ,Eough !or you 10 beat the carpets.
>Pihc morning you will get up and see your
"ue htln@ around the room with a handker.
4!ri Oh her head, tack hammer in her
"1AG. aud hrc III her eye. Then you want
~ chmb ihio your garments and drop out OF
IL" "ILG0" and make tracks for The Office
A1rt1nyt0n tMd.! UUUkcye.
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EARLY SERVICES AT THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURcH.-Eyery morning during this week
service will be held at the First Baptist
church at J O'Clock. .s
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TURKISH PRUSEs. for cooking-two pounds Z
25c.-at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE MOST STYLISH COLLAR you can wear Is The
WARWICK. Ask for 1t at tile gentlemen:s furnishing
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NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED. The Gov
.ernor: on Saturday commissioned Janes T
Schoield notary public for Pittsykvanh
county,. s .,.;....g.s... :. -.... .-....-.,-,.,f
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: HARPER's BAZAAR AND LEst1Es Lkpr's
JOURNAL for this week received from J. r
Ellyson, lip, Main street. rs f..a s..si als.l
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Notary PrBLlc,-The Governor on Satur.
day appointed j. T. Schofeld a notary public
for Laurel Grove, Pittsylvania couaty. -
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In BANKnUrTcY.-Mr.,W W. j. George, of thi;
city, has filed petition asking to- be ad
judged bankrupt. '.''''" =" ~"
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NEW YoEK On LErEEs. From the New
p.trau> Times. Il he New York Times
evolve, q utN lGcl IN connection with The
Mississippi lrye,>. Urging that the present
,,-,tcn /, IS mistaken iu theory a> il is costly
IL Practice TIE Times suggests that the
.~'c.e shouil t.Sspasaa'ed from two to i've; i've
;.yn being giyjn .ssS om to spread, the
."'"e, Would 1e - preached nor over
,... Ike TIE rIlif!i taL"N de. of wild Inaians IS
-, J~r-,.y uud huI!,iucs II Vermont. Perhaps
", ia" would give The river full scope
rt }rc",u, oHrillpas, but oar New York
h'tmporury should know that this
= - ten miles, i've on each side Of the
iNnG- ANA bayou, traycr~iDg the d.iia c0un-
,t". embraces Lcariy every acre of arabic
e." In t!i the southern iowlands. The i'm
I'll a.ae liver fronts are all that are worth
H"ivc'!u@, and they must DC secured before
s,y oi the back-!audS can hc redeemed. To
msyc the lpyec- iiyc miles back would be TO
lupVe item into toe midst OF swamps. The
Margin Of cuitiSAbic land Is GENERALLY much
.t,~ 'Aln i've miles indeed, Il strip two
m::"S vide Oh either side OF the streams
would probably embrace ninetcen.t"en-
N"lhN oi ,hc cotton, sugar, and rice-laads
4t% III cultivation.
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New RATLs.-One hundred tons OF new
steel rails have arrived and will be Ibid down
on the Richmond and Petersburg road, I'D
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FERT,LIzERs.

I0ID GOVERNMENT PERuVlA..hi
.ffASa We ofser ier sale the stssau Dortaa
rensinins of this truly valuable ASs Hsi Il
ers and others are assured ,nar fs,nty drawn
VI w as ,,stie from the Chtncea
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BoARDING AND LODGINa.

uaYiNG, TAKEN HOUSE No. Dug eat
III Franklin street, have, cEiYsE usStsshNEMp n IN
ROOMS In second aud third s:ortes Foh Asss11e4s As1e4s
with BOARD Tahle.b0arders desifea.; =. ,-s,p ~
NH SQ-lW l LCet sNSr'tAs-, " sAA-
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TaIEsTE, !sprik 3.-The Ceremony OF nm
scilipp the monument 20 the laemDry OF The
late Emparor Maximiiian took placa ia thi:
city to-day n presence OF Emperor Francis
Joseph. the Archdukc's ministers. aad ar
immense concourse or people. Great enthu
siasm was exhibited and speeches were
made. aeG ,s -t.5 =e --
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EMOyAL.-N MIS-. l.. B. NOR oSas9a
X RIS takes pleasure in informisg her SsseeSE
,r,end, ami customers saat she has lately S'MtlSs
moved 10 sol BROAD SrkEti. corner % flk.h
No. sIessrs Rreedcn & FoX's1. and Is now Btt-
red tn show full Stock OF SPRING MsLa.i
SkRY. ~ -..-. .+r. MI ~''~>f
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IlORt RENI.I .THAT FIRsF.1Y.Ass -,

"
1 private REsIDENGEt al the, southeast -
corner Of Leigh and Fifth streets, containing nina
rooms, with bfEk. kitchen. stable, and carriage
hou;e Ss OF r. INC y lot; Pfscs, $3.50 per annnn.
Ll FrankAn street one door belos the, RaiIart
Hotel, containing aoout. seven rooms, besides the
sore and khsbep With two reons; recently occn..
Also. snsE BRICK Fl Gras os Tose shs es,,,
side OF Cathari1e sireet, second door from the
corncr Of GHncr street, eonraIning thrte rooms
per month. - -
Main and Cary stresis containing about seyen
rooms Price. SEG'peY month. 'EsfF''' Z =
Aset TWO. SMALL BRICK STORES AND
DWELLINGS. on Cary between Sfuth and Tenth
streess eoatatning sanee sooms zach besides the
ALSO Also asmsE ERiCK sToRE G And Nd DWELLING
on the enst SIDE Of Twelfth, between Main and
Franklsn streets, andadtoSling the St James Ho-
tel, ccuninins rlree Toessss testees the store;
Also. a large s'THKEE-sTORY BRICK LUn-.
BER-IpUsE l.! on the casa side OF 'phIyfeenth b.
tween Main and Cary streets: Price, $3.50 per
annum. ~ - -E~oJ3 J{ttyE. iEt.t III I 's}f.tgJ
Also. . lasge LNMBER-HoUSE on the canal
betweeD sl4Ih anJStHSpth Streets. - A.. y -
Apply DO - JANIS 10. TAYLOR &sSsOE, sfrr&5
ap $50 Real Fs1ate Agents aud Aucions ems.
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oaIi Esa1zsl Land Slide.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April "A land-:Atde
near Clark's: Ferry wrecked freight train
and killed cue person. .s .s.. r s.-4
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HOUSES tEOR IREST-A, eNEAF AAi
DWELLING. Mo- 81 3 Fourth street. BetWeen

HOUSES tHOR lREST--A, gNEAF AAii
IL TWGssT0sY tSTgGC0ED BRICK I'll
Byfd and Arch. asreets, Gampleis HAi, wihseyels
or eiphtrccms fns, water. kchen. &c. "
BRICK DWELLING, No. I'd 8 Mein streesS.
half squaissyesSot Monroe Park, wilh. Basement
and two sts-ses above, containing seSed yooms;
A,SRsD, TWU,sToR Y, B.srCK' rENsM ENT. Win fous
rooms, kttc,san So. on the south side effO street.
between Tsenty-fith and Twenty-siH,h streets,
| TWO.sTORY FRAME TENEMENT No. 90. on :,
the west side Of farvie strees setSeeu sainsrleet
II TWo-sT0RY FRAME SWELLING on he, he
side of Twenty. eighth street between NanshaHi
and Clay streets, Church Hill wlai five rooms -,
A Taluabseg BuSINF ss-sTAND, en- Clay stteetp
eetw, en- Twenty eisdh and Twenty; ninth strsets,
t!EAT Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
with ,Six roasss gas. *Ater, Sc on Ross street be-
tweetr Four Genih and Mayo stEeeia ,.tltia, III
LA RGk yRAME EW ELEiSG IN good order
with four tC,liiean ACES land near lakewood cemSj
escry. ,,g..,tts, 90 al
a DEsiRABLE BUsINEsS-sTkND AND
DWl ELLINRO On MOshs street. or 'MeshanesytlIe. J
turn pike. corner Jay street. :. . =. =, ,..,1
TVfO-STORYiFRAME DWELLING with fve
room aud a.chen-O on Clay street between TWen! /
ty-n in,h and Ihirtietk streets.
TiSU-Sl0 0kY Fix RaME EJDWELLISG on bjack-H
son street, No. G25, between Fourth and Fifth
stree rs. RfCHARD>pS q. GU, :
an 3-4t ... ~ -1113 Main street,, .
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Kssepue Supervisors. % .,.tl
VASE. .sa1oN, April 3;-The idea Of sraDs'
ferrng the revenue Supervisors has been
Abandoned. VI
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UMBRELLA HEADQUARTERS AT scHAAr's.
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COLLARS, cUEps, BOWS, etc. at SCuAAr's.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS;

Spain. v
MA1sID, April a!-Siace the issue Of Cen
eral Gaprera's manifesto to the Garlists 24a1
officers have lett the service OF Don Carlos
and entered france. or these nine %eSs
generals. Many. Others have surrendered 20
ths AlfonSistS
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EOR RSNT, that very desirable new AA
Il BREK DWELLING No. 500 south &1
Third stree3 between BYRD apd Arch streets, TAM
be's Hirs. tFo stories and baHemepi, with rear
wing--fn TIL thresea fo8fnS iackn1thgs Kitchen,
laundry, 9toEersoms, Bath, &e,; Sonveniept!y
for meetuSn eizg faa} S,saYtone OF sn or eight
persons. Rent very reasonable 40 q good tenant.
Apply At oras ralf ,j- w. b. RBBtNS Agent. Sfi!s
ap 3.St :. 4. laa6 Bank street., a
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rOR REgx.

EOR RENT, A SUBURBAN FARM ON
= tie Brook turnpike abodt two miies north be
RichEs9nd, With fortyouf acres iof excellent land1
SIX roonns kitchen, STABLE Hc. f,ent only 4SG0.t
Apply 10 JOHN T. GODDiN, -,
Rost Estate Agent, Bank and Eleventh streets.
sp 5-5th,7tA&Sth ~; ft,,l,, fIF -. s,gsfI,y,j
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FOR RENT, BRICK ,DWELLINGGai Il
l. on the north side Of Clay between Thrd@:l
aud Fourth streets, with nine rooms: baihronm,
gas. aud water Kitchsa, SC. Possession On the 9th
GODDIN WARREN & CO.. gsat
Real Estate Agents,
ran 3-3t .. 1lO6 Main street.
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SPRING AND SUMMER IN Err sAne
MILLINERY NM&ks
MAD. DEMELMAN'S, ...ag.
-. NOISES Main street.


Having tust returned from New York with an
unusually large, attractive, and well:seecsd shoice
stolk vi superior 49,, ..s,5.....-.. ..,. r. ..ss q.
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
adapted for spring aud summer trade' gam now
prcp.rcd to exhibit the latest styles a novelties
In tns line
, The stock embracing
STRAW GOODS
Is complete In BoNSETS, HATS. andts great variety
OF Shapes Of the most approved tas 1ti>nabe slSes,
aud in all sizes ladies. misses, aad children.
The styles uf my s5.-
FLOWERS
are az such novelty and be:auey rs rare'Y can
~. found In this marke, and thv Tho'c seicci0n Is
of a character that viii well rerG} e1tlnnation:
am eulol,d to offer u the public such aSonlsnI
,nyiv lOw prices that Will plaIe them beyond all
rn1nne. ition as have hougEa my stock Tor cash,
and intend TO sell fur cash only.
Couutry nero chants and nhllaers VIII DC sup
piieu - "iotso MAE, B. DEMELIaN,
| M .od1, m -.... -.....0... 1923 Main street.
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EIOR RENT, THAT PORTION OFM
i the knihiipg% on tho corner Of Governor AE2
an I'd Franklin streets lately occupied by Messrs.
C< ,Ok Il Lasgbton. The premises are eligby situ-
at ed for auctlonand. cOmmlss) IN business, and
also wal adapted fora printing establishment,
fu ruituIe vzreroons, many slmil lar purpose For
te rms ap,ay TO-. JOHN j. BISFUkD,
no SET ihe premises.
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nAsTERN oREaoN.
The wsathsram Stock Heaviest los-
srs@A sstsnrer 1hibitic--isanG-rc,,s
nl-A string Of CORnundrums and omit
nous Threats.

WARM SPRINGS AGENCY, Feb. 25.
Editor Democrat:
wish to say to 20 i, and to ali whom
1t may concern, that we have passed
through the dreary, cold winter and
are now happy. The sun Is shining
warm and pleasant, the tender grass 10
shooting up upon the sunny hIllsldes,
which Is great encouragement to poor
shadowless cows and CALVES. Indeed,
the winter has been 80 severe that
many Of them have been reduced to q
state Of transparency. was over to
the beautiful Ochoco valley not long
ago, and | noticed quite number Cf
dead cattle by the roadside. was
told that AIessrs. Galloway and Steele,
Of Willoughby, had lost quite num-
ber Of cattle which they had driven
from the Willamette Valley last fall
Also, that Mr. Andy Wafrcn, Of
Brownsville, had lost some fifty head
but as he has plenty Of them he can
afford to lose some. Sheep haye done
very well where they have been fed,
and In some localities have done well
without feed. The loss Of stock has
not been 80 great as was at flrstreport-
ed, and should the month or March be
anything like It usually ID In this coun-
try, stock will do well from this on. !
attended aa exhibition given by the
Odd Fellows aud Gfangers Of PrIne'
Vile, for the purpose Of procuring
money to defrAy the expenses Of fit-
ting up their hall. Thet Ietted the
sum Of $50 which would about pay foi
the CARPET.
\ / learned while thefe that Mr.. Ed.
ward Freeland was very sick, suffering
from rheufnatism in one Of his legsi
and that there was no possibility Of
his recovery. / was sorry 10 hear this
as Mr.. Freeland Is an old resident 0
Albany, and true gentleman. IhoP'
he 10 not 80 bad as reported.
have not had the pleasure II perus
ing tho DEMOCRAT or any other pApeI
for shout six weeks. Don't know
whether the transit Of Venus got Of
IN good shape or not. Some say thn
the earth slipped one notch North a
that t'hie. DO you know n II ls 80
4, and whether any steps have been TAX
cn 10 get II back again7 VIII we hayl
J to pay Tor papers that were frozen vi
: at Pdfliahd9 DO yoh thihk We shal
ever see another taberY All these ar
] lea ding questions which We propose I
understand before the neSt election
and II they doii't give Us 4 wagon roai
up tho Columbia, @e viii slut dow
on your supply OF beef, roll Mt Hoo
Into the river, and seccde from III
State, and IeaSc you WebSeet to n
4 things just 10 suit yourselves. w
I give you fair warning.
c1iITIitE
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IN MEMORIAM.

Alta regular meeting Of tho Western Star
Lodge, No. 10. I. o. O; IT. hold on tho I'd Of
March, iss5i tho following resolutions were
adoptedi
whynEAsJ II hay pleased DiyihO Profideneo
to famOve OUT bei1sed siater. Mrs. T.. IL
WILLIAMs, from our Ifidst and transplant
her 10 the hon appointed for those Of whom
lie said ~ Il eDough come up hlgher" and
WHBRKAB We realize that our loss, though
irreparnble, IN 10 her eternal gain therefore,
Resolved, That We how IN this afiictioI To
tho diapensation Of Him whose ways are past
1nding out. ILL.,.
Rasoived That We tender our heartfelt eoni
d0ienGs 10 the beFehvcd htthfnH Hnd iffIiiI
of 0iir beloved aisteF, and that NJ fre0uiiaena
them 10 the merciea Of Him who tempefcth
tho Wind 10 the shpfD igfDbi
Tles0i sed. fiiat II sfdli lle bur pirphsc 70 en-
ulate the virtues ~ O1r departed friend and
aislef, knowing tnat The Ailaseing eye a ever
upon Us. nnd ever yeohonlhg ~ on In tho Wsy
" Resoived, sss1T That ! eStJy N these RESOLUTIONS
hd sent n the boFe9ycd family and % tie city
=" - Il " BhCKENBTO,
JOBEPH IiGGErf
mis- A. a. ARNOLD.
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kNyhE FiRSr MEETING or THE sQnt
scfib.fs NJ the capital stock nf the Alden
Fruit Preserving Cnn,nany, OF Albany, Qte-
1Bn, Will ia held a the Court Iiouao " the Niiy
0f Albany, Linn county Oregon, on no
i6M dqy Of Marci, "A. p 1874
al one b'clopk ia the afternoon, foy the pur
pose n elcclinr tunt leas than thIecl dlfcctllt'
~ the nt0tthbie1eI8 pfeaent shall deterpiin9
and tfnngacllriG All olhcf business which p pafi
iinucf fha sialtile 0I this Htatei plefsAf -
dbfp a. aaid meeting.
nv Older 81 Ire board of c0tppt1laia
- ~ Nfl GA frkit, H4qys
AGmANY. Orognn. Eeh. ll.lll ls-n -l-M
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RILJOEwA AY--KIEtK- On tho 2gth nlt, neal
Irbandn, by IteV. G. Williaule. SIN. OtQadi
RID0twAx aud Mis- 5uLfA KInk-ail Of Lint
county.
Compliments received and conGratulalign
rendered.
agmacrs gone and wintof's hsrei
yictuals high and bIankets deafi
Happy thoss who can gsufofBi
ID keep each olhsg snug snd Kafm,
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1IxncTI.7

whats the fun OF March tho boisterous7 7
Then the winds are Wild and roisterousl
snow.nakes blowing, winters going:
That Is why he's mad and boisterousi
All his bluster and his noise
Can't deprive US Of our Joys.
Call the boys, bring the toys,
Games so jolly, dolls SO arch.
Nuts to crack and corn,to parch;
Lulu's birthday comes In March,
Comes with freak and frollc roisterous-
That's the fun Of March the bolsterous.
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REDUCED PRICES.
PRINTING PRESSES

fnsHE sIINER.PIATED HAND eTAAir.
for prlntlng Names on clothing. This
prints one line. and " furnished with aiphn-
Tho Eureka Hand stamp, with alphaheta
nix fiiSpf5ved hana STAMP, printa 2 lines.
wlih 4 i1uhabela Cf lypc, f3.oO.
The Homo C0m paiiDDh Card tiFinter, Tor hns,
incsE msR ahd oi6ets. pEinlA 4 iinea, with ~
alphaputa, t3,b1. M
3ho Bualneds. Man'a Printing rfcss printa
ilhcs, With l6 nlphnbolA, atl1 ".
Tha Diamond ffinflng rrcss- -pfiria ficin \
to6k inches aounf8-t2f 90. t
: 4 SioolE Of indeillhlr lnk lRkluG nagf, 90
fuinlhhed fyco with each rtcea Al Qta4i
fsnd orders 10 SORpIa MogllIs,
ylon23u1A Albany, oscson'
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BACK 10 OREGON. utIderpsand
that Slessrs. Sam. Mcbride and Tboei
Hampton, who run furniture store In
this city several fears ego, but inalls
l,ecanie dIscontchted and went back 10
Iowa, have JUST arrived at Portland by
steamer with their families and will
make their future home ''fcf keeps III
Oregon. 'Twas ever thus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

THE LAw.-J. W.. Rayburn, Esq,
one or the class recently admitted In
tho Supreme Court, hangs out his law
al,fnglo In Corvallis and throws hiH
card 10 the bT9eSe through ouTcolumna
Today. Ne iSa talented young man
a1sd hiss tile promise Of . brilliant fi'
t1fe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

OUR NEW PowER PREss.-We have this
week, with the valuable aid Of. Mr., A, i,
Stinson, set up ournew power prcss in the
press-room Of the now Office, whero the
public can be Afforded All opportunity Of
seeing it grind out Democratic pabulum
with neatness and dispatch. II is first
class machine, Of tho Taylor DrGm-Cylin-
der patent, manufactured in Chicago, Ills,
and cost us Sl,5l6OO, in coin, laid down in
this city. As the 0rsgea iCraagsr is-tO be
printed in our office, we have sold one
half interest in the press to that corpora
tion, which win enable themi to print q
much larger and handsomer paper than
heretofore.
We expoct to get moved into our ncw
onice next week wheii we VIII be ablo u
entertain visitors IN our "best bib and
tucker" or transact business with celebrity
and correctness. Remember, our latct
string Is always out.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

ArffktsEt.--o the ed the GoodTemp-
lars Of Haisey held festival for tho benz
eft Of their library, at which about 500 was
realized. Truly handsome sum and one
which will assist materially In tho landable
enterprise named. The festival wis beIdin
the afternoon and at night Rev. G. w. SHAW,
Of salem, delivered lecture before the
Library Association which IS spoken of in
tho highest terms aid was listened % BY
crowded house Of the Intelligent people
of that neigfborhodd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

DIps VIII. BE REeEIvEB FoR LAYING
ID all bricks necessary 10 inclOso said bulld-
ing according TO PlalP and spoctiicatlonH,
Salem. .4,4 ,.9,g n, ,,,l4
Said bids must be accompanied BY an nm
dertaking, with two or mora aureticn, Of not
bid, conditioned that n the eohtraht be award;
cd TO the said bidder no will enter INTO bonds
for the faithful performance Of said contract
The bids received by tho Hoard for said brick
work will b0 opened by said Hoard at their
ofiice, In Salem, on the l0th day, Of March,
1875 NJ ono o'clock p. IN. OF said day; Tho
Board reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids.
u. r. coin will bo paid AZ the work pro
greases.
- ii, sTAPLETONy
P. H. WILLIS, Secretary. rreS't.
Salem, Feb. IGth, 1876 hz1ws.