The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-19
HOME AND ABROAD.

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C0rinthian Lodge to- morrow night.
Work on u. Al degree. y
Our travelling agents are sending in
coplous lists Of new subscribers,
Our Dallas folks will find their cor
poration act in this weeks paper.
Charley Keifer is entertainingyoung
company.at his house now. Itsaglrl.
Two sheep killing dogs of Halsey
have gone through the 'isassige'' mill.
Bro. j. d. Biles has been perambu-
lating our streets for the past few days.
Arm yourself with.your little hatchet
and come to the Washington bigth-day
ball, ;t
Plasteytpg goes on;in our new office
and we expect to get moved by the lst
proX, qy a"
Sam. Tillard says no cattle or sheep
died IN Benton county, SO far as he has
heard. .,.,.,,t
The infant daughter Of Mr.. Z. ]. Da-
ley, of Scio, died last Wednesday, aged
3 days. -. ,s,
Geo. Settlemier, having sold his drug
store to Foshay, will go to work in his
Greenhorn mines.
Geo. Settlemier wants everybody to
pungle by March 1st or a collector Will
interview them at their cost.
We got a woleutine with pretty
red chrome onto it for which we bow
our sweetingest to the fair donor.
The lovely weather of the past few
days has stimulated the farmers to tear
Sup the ground with much alacrity.
Our City Marshal is putting inanew
cross-walk on Front street between
Sam. Young's store and the bank. It's
q good thing.
r G. Frakeb has been appointed
Administrators Of the estate of J.'C.
Mansfield, decedsedi and publishes q no
tice in to-day's paper.
Mcfarland has q fresh invoice oi
those 'Homewood'' perpendicular
stand-up stoves which are fast super
ceding the antiquated "box" style.
An Albany lady writes letters to Mrs
DuMway's paper and signs hersel
az EG." Seems to us it would be
more modest like to say oil M BIZ
Our correspondents will oblige us bS
writing on only one side Of a sheet pnt
reducing their letters to the smalles
compass consistent with Interesting
itemizing
Stock-raisers would do well 10 reat
the advertisement of A. L. Bridge
farmer's superb horse, "Young Yer
mont" He is The fullest blooded hors
in Linn county!
We don't give chromos as premium
to DEMOCRAT subscribers, but wehav
a beautiful chrome for horse-bill
which we are prepared to print 70
those in need OF them.
"S. s." Of Monmouthi has sent u
a most excellent article, but 1t come
too late for this week However, u /
sound enough to keep, and we vii
1 throw it in sight in our next issue.
Bro. Carter, Of the Gazette, fiashe
in on us like d sunbeam last Wednes
day. He reports everything lovely a
Corvallis, and the subscription list o
his paper constantly on the increase.
Frank Wood took up the iron pip
for the Greenaorn mines last Tuesday
He was accompanied by his brother
in-law, miner of eighteen years e'
perience, who intends superintendent
the mining operations.
Mrs. Lucy C. Dougherty proceeds t
apply fy-blister to her recent hn3
band, L. G.. Dougherty, through ct
columns to-day. Read her "Noti q
among the, new ads. and SEE what I"
of a hair-pin. she thinks he IS "nNiio'
A dfess=rhaker,of this city lost son
dress goods last week, by having thel
taken from her house by one of h
customers. The woman is known an
If she will return the goods nothir
will be done-if not she will have
abide the Consequences.
We are in receipt Of neatly printt
invitation to attend ball of McMinl
Vile Hook and Ladder Company G
} Washington's Birth Day. Sorry v
can't go, but we have another cher
tree on which to WELD our lit
, hatchet on that mellifiuous date.
+ That prince of good fellows, San
/ May, dropped down from HarrisbuI
! on Tuesday and nestled lovingly III OF
, bosom besides handing US much duca
from subscribers to this paper. "
are much obliged to those who pal
up. also to Sam. for bringing II dow
, to u.s.
Our friends Corum & Clement ha'
! flown to Sweet Home, to build and 1T
r saw mill. They bought the damal
site of the Polly Mill which was bur
: ed down. They say thus far they ha'
: only dam by a mill site, but aft
e while they expect to have a mill BY
! dam site.
, A Scio correspondent says "the DE,
t ocRAT continually grows in POPULAR
s i'in |iile Forks and Its weekly visl
d are hailed with pleasure by me
: women and children" We are gil
to be thus appreciated by ourmany 0
: time friends Of that sterling Dem
q cratic locality, and shall ever strive
= merit their Highest appreciation.
= We hear Of a Dixie young lady vi
spends her Sabbatbs In the highly US
ful and suggestive practice Of shootil
e at q mark, with her revolver, in I
y woods Jhst below tie city. II al
+ younker has made her mad he W