The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-23


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REV. HAMMOND Observation-Disclosures
will be found communication upon the
subject of Rev Mr.. Hammond's revival
efforts in this city. 1t is written by one of
our Oldest and most valued subscribers-a
gentleman whose moral standing in this
community has snever. been impeached, and
we could net find reasonable excuse for
denying the article place in our colums
even if we desired SO to do. A preachers
conduct, or method of operations is a
matter of legitimate criticism the same as
other public reformers, and they should |
be willing to stand or fall by the result Of
the issue raised. We are not unfriendly to |
Mr. Hammond or his mission--God. knows
we would like to see not only our own
Albany but the whole world placed on a
more exalted plane of purity and right
eousness and If either himself Or any of
his friends feel 6ggrieved at the criticisms
of the communication referred to we most
cheerfully extend to them a suitable space
in our colnms for arejoinder
Fun ON THE SQUARE. = The Grand
Masonic reunion and clam bake of the
M. W.. c.. Lodges of Oregon, Idaho
and Washington, now embraced in the
Ancient Limits Of the NJ w. g.. Lodge |
of Oregon, will take place on Puget Sound
August 18th. The party will meet at
Kalama on the 10th and proceed to Olym-
pia. The 18th will be devoted to exercises
atOlympia; 18th, all day FOR clam bake
10th and Doth, excursion to Victoria. 9th
reach Astoria and Portland We under
stand that everything is to be halffare ex-
cept the clam bake that is to be "full
fare" in the strictest sense of the term, un-
less the clam diggers over there run out Of
stock. The actual travelling expenses for
the round trip will not exceed SIS, being
the cheapest fare for that distance that was
perhaps ever afforded on the. coast. We
hear of quite number Of. the Brethren
who are going from Albany. 1t will be
the gayest spree out
ScnooI CIosED-Mr. DIV. S. Reid has
Just closed his school in District No 7,
short distance west of Lebanon, having
had amost excellent and prosperous at
tendance throughout the year, the average
attendance having been AZ. This district
enjoys the distinction Of being the first in
the county to introduce the use Of the
"Triumphp desks and seats just newly
patented and for sale BY Prof, Foshay in
this city. Mr.. Reid tells us they are the
best seats that he ever saw in use in schools,
and he doen't think any district would do
without them after having oncetested their
comfort and utility.
GUESS NORA correspondent writes us
from Yaquina Bay that the pleasurists over
there are having heaps of fun-croquct,
fishing, sailing and dancing being the
principal sources Of amusement But Of
course our correspondent can't mean that
any Of the DEMOCRAT party engage in the
unsantified cussedness Of dancingl Nol
neveri Such an assertion would be at
variance with every principal of truth,
for we've got 'em all trained better-at
least they know enough never to, dance
that near home,
BArIot's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR Au
eusF.-A good number is Ballou's Mag
azine for August It's contents are just
what the people want during the hot sea
son, for no magazine in the country has
such a variety of stories, sketches and
poetry, and all by popular authors, who
are noted for their literary ability. Thou
sands Of people are made happy by read
ing Ballou's Magazine, and we should like
10 see many more in the same pleasan
condition
ATrHE SEASIDE By letters from th'
DEMOCRAT party at Yaquina Bay we learI
that large number Of people are owe
there a-summering, most Of whom are iron
this county. They arc most generally
camping out, although the two excellen
hotels there are fairly patronizcd. Tn
weather is cool and pleasant the fishinl
good and The croquet and boating busines
is "away upr o, that we were thar
THE BrILDING or CHURCHES is dis
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