The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-04

Pienics everywhere last week.

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Grand Chapter, r. A. NJ, at Port
land next Friday.
Grand Lodge, /. o. ST, meets in
Portland next Friday.
, Bro. Hand, of the Mountaineer, is
raising measles now.
But one license to retail liquors
was granted in Salem last month.
The crickets are rniding on the
green things in Jordan valley, Idaho.
Eight marriage licenses we're issued
by the clerk of Marion county, in
May s1 sa
H. B. Day furnishes beet to the
government at Walla Walla for 80, ,12
per 100 Tbs.
Chas. Graham, a colored man, is
the heavy tragedy actor in Portland
theatrical circles.
The Baker Herald asks "What
will make hen lay9" Bat her over
the head with club.
Two slander cases, an incest and
a rape case are on docket in Wash
inglon county. That lets Linn out.
The Owyhee Acalanche says: "Prep-
aratiOns for mining operations on a
large scale are noted in every direc-
tion
"A Nevada man last week killed his
mother-in-law. This is the first time
we ever heard OF such relations fall
ing out.
A Roseburg rooster walked off
from church with another fellows
girl, aud duel is now on the velvet
in consequence.
Rev. Hammond, the great revival
ist, is on his way to Oregon, overland,
from California. He is eminently
red-hot preacher.
Samuel McGee was thrown from a
buggy at Salem last Sunday, and
knocked seneless for a while, but
soon recuperated.
And now honey is taking rank
among the staple products of Cali
fornia and is already exported in con-
siderable quantities.
Fourteen hundred and ninety odd
sheep belonging to Martin & Cameron,
OF Jackson county, sheared recently,
yielded 5000 pounds of wool.
Don't keep your vinegar in white
lead keg. An Idaho family, it any of
them have survived to speak of it.
could tell you why you shouldn't,
Utah seems to have commenced the
development of her many valuable
mines in true earnest, and in a man
ner indicating that business iS meant.
Meacham's Indian show has dis
banded and the warriors have return
ed to the Baxter Springs Reseryatin. /
Meacham has probably gone to t
Washington. t
California estimates its three lead :
sng products for the coming season
as follows: Wool, 5O,OOO,OOO pounds;
wine, 100000 gallons; wheat, 49, 3
300, 900 bushels ca L
Sidney Horn, of Lane county, one N
lay last week struck r. NJ Moore G
over the head with big club, and
Moore will probably die. Horn is
leld to bailin 81, ,000
The campmeeting Of the NJ. E.
Church South, at Dixie campground,
n Polk county, will commence on $
Thursday, June 24th and viii en-
,raee the fourth Sunday of the month.
Some of the doubling Mormons l.
ire asking why Brigham don't get up
revelation that will knock the socks .
'ff the coddling meth, which threat .,
ms devastation to the apple crop Of +
Utah. d
A Carson young man caught his
ormer sweet heart dancing with an
'ther fellow in a public hall, ore even :
ng recently, and fred pistol at her,
nd then blew his own brains ont. 81
The girls corset steels saved har life. AZ
Tho Salem Record says: There is
lot much wool being brought in and G
ye understand the oranges are look h h
ng out to do the best they can for s.
PRODUCERS in disposing of the Oregon n
lip. The market has taken no def G
lite shape, but prices rule low. @
Quite number Of buyers are in e
Jmatil's county purchasing wethers Ia
or the sound, Portland and Nevada ..
markets., They are paying about two
ollars head for we'll conditioned ss
Tethers. Stock sheep arc selling at
bout $3.50 each. Very few wish to =
ell.
The Walla Walla Spirit Of the
Sth ult., says: "Some thirty persons p
'ere confirmed at the Catholic church So So
n last Sunday by Bishop Blanchet,
.ast Wednesday, Bishop Morris hav-
ng arrived, confirmation services
'ere held at the Episcopal church.
nd SIX persons admitted to member
hip"
The Union advocates hop culture
Walla walla valley and says:
Who will be the frst to engage in i
he businessY For whoever he NAV Ia,