The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-28


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messed by large concourse ot cltlzens
Of Albany and vicinity. The ball at
Pacific Opera House in the evening
was, we believe, more numerously at
tended than any heretofore given in
our city, there being at.least two hun
dred ladies and gentlemeR present, all
of whom seemed to enjoy themselves
with .ahilarious muchness. The
hall was tastefully and appropriately
decorated and the music was excellent.
Supper was served at both hotels, and
some idea may be gained of the nu-
naerous attendance when 1t Is ascer-
talned that the spacious dining halls Of
both were crowded with guests two or
three times during the progress Of sup
sper- We have heard nothing but the
UTMOST satisfaction expressed at the
management Of the affair throughout
the dayls festivitlesand the evenings
enjoyments. The whole affair WAS con-
Quoted in the most crcditable manner.
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! rl,on Missounl,-r .S,. ', ,Onl !" ' ,,,u, e.,.
Northeast Missouri we,learn that the
farming prospects IN that region were
never darker than the present year.
He thinks hatfully one-half the stock
has died during the past winter for
want Of food and from the severity Of
the weather. and many people are
running very short for something to
live on. They can set no credit and
i Is oyon feared thatsome Of them Will
starye before they can raise another