The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-25

NtSeii plutliS anu tdutouS next.
+ Special session Of County Court this
week
Judge Shannon, of Monroe, called We'd
nesday
Keep your doors fastened and look out
for burglars.
soclable at Good Tenplar Hall lO-mor.
row evening.
The Brownsville Wooden Mills pay %
cents for wool
Geo. Humphrey has got back into the
Jail, just as we expected.
DIR. J. L. Hill reports lots of cases of ty.
phoid fever on Soap Creek
The brick work on Froman's building
will be completed next week
The frame work of the new NJ. E. Church
is erected and the steeple is "away up"
Campmeeting on Calipooia next Sab
bath. Bishop Peck is expected to preach.
JIG. Davidson, with Geo Hines, book
and job printer of Portland, called Tues.
day.
The plan of the new Episcopal church
shows that it will be neat and tasty edi.
flee.
Nothing in the way Of trade to make
our merchants stand on their heads with
delight,
Some heartless wretch silenccd the bark
of MERGERS dog by giving him cold "pizen"
last Monday.
John A. Crawford, Esq, is appointed
Administrator of the estate of the late
Henry Myer.
Albany will not spread around much on
Independence Day, but everybody will go
somewhere else
Andrew Hill, an Albany boy, was elect
ed Assessor Of Portland last Monday, on
the Independent ticket.
Mr.. McAlexander is putting up a fine
brick residence for Mr.. James, on Soap
Creek, about 10 miles west of this city.
We are informed that there was large
attendance at the Southern Methodist
Campmecting, near Tangent last Sabbath
The Dolly Albanidn is "ouet" and is a
neat, racy, readable, live little sheet. Cass
Humphrey and Billy Mansfield are bound
to make it scour.
DR.. Lee, Wallace Baldwin H. E. Harris
and some other Corvallis roosters visited
our city last Saturday night and assisted
some of us in Fox hunt.
At the union meeting at the Court House
last Sabbath night it was unanimously
voted to invite Rev. E. Payson Hammond
to Albany for revival season
A boy who is not strong enough to spad,
up small onion bed between now and the
Fourth of July, will dig over ten,acre loi
before breakfast looking for bait
Harry Kuhn spilled basket of eggs in
front of our cabin last week, and our New
Foundland pup thought he was getting
benefit and waded into the wreck, mucl
to Harry's disgust.
Our esteemed Brownsville friend, j. NJ
Meyer, called Monday and reports tina
there is not vacant house in his town
which shows thrifty state of affairs 70
that beautiful little place.
It's astonishing says the New 0rlean
Bulletin, to see how little there is Of som
ladies in these days of contracted skirts
And it is equally astonishing to see HOY
much there is of some others.
AGospel Ridge younker last sabbat
night sailed away from his jularke'r houS
with her governors No. lis in close pro-
unity. lie scudded as swiftly as a. loco
motive with only tender behind.
Jos Hannon, Esq, Of this city, delive
: ell the annual address before the Literar
: Societies of Monmouth College, and tn
Messenger pays Mr.. H. very high con
pliment on the success Of his effort
Two men ought to capture two boy
they said, but the boys were runaways froI
the Iowa Reform School, and when the
! saw the men they knocked them senseles
with stones, stole their horses, and starte
7 for the Black Hills.
A drunken fellow promenaded OF
/ streets last Saturday in search Of an il
telligence Office. When finally aske
what he wanted with one, he said he onl
: wanted TO know whether he was one {
these or one Of those'
Did It ever occur to you what Ii
t meaning of mo cards." mo cake" a
( pended to marriage announcement meanf
= II is simply the exclamation of the editc
S thrown in, in spitcful way, 10 show thi
!, he was not remembered
Always acknowledge all courtesies in
r kindly spirit, Throw a card or a bouqu'
4 at scrcnading party. If you haven't
/ bouquet or card handy throw boot jacl
! or brick, or any thing of that sort, ju
e to show your appreciation.
Hon. Lewis Cox, our very clever Counl
Commissioner, don't care whether Cou
ever meets again for he's above all earthl
/. thought now. We might go on to explal
. that it's boy but the intelligent read
3 ought to understand that already
. II. Flindt, Of this city, has invented
! keyboard for the violin, which knocl
s the persimmons out'n the old way and wi
o enable almost anybody 10 saw on the tr
It ditional feline intestine, even II he hash
d ms much music in his soul as a mule
IS father.
's Our elegant friend, Col. T. Egerton Hog
is up from San Francisco, and we a
|. pleased to note that he IL in fine state
! physical preservation. Heexpects to sper
d the summer in Oregon, radiating from A
e bany in whatever course his business
Il leisure may call him.
e We have litile liaichet, and can't tell
. lie! so when VIC assert that there are mo
u Improvements going on in Albany than
it Salem and Portland combined (and as '
r. have spent several days in the latter nam'
3 places within the past two weeks we 2
Dect II 10 be regarded as a solemn and 1