The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

For Voi g7'ii i5Ntl s.fE'k tyY9.
y, ~ tebanon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
rIdoys, at 2PM M !,
foncy order office hours, from = a. NJ 70 Ar NJ.
Nj ~ P.H. RAYMOND, +. NJ.
AT sCIo.-We took o hurried horses
ock ride to ,EGio lin the frontispioce of
he week, and consequently, are forced
stand up while we pen these items,
nd how long we, will yet be compelled
sleep on our face depends on the efii-
Dcy of salve, unguints and red fan
el.
All the Scio merchants have big
locks of goods and diseem to be doing a
ne business.
Dave Mason's drug and book store is
bout as fine as-any in our own city,
nd Dawes immense popularity brings
i'm a magnificent patronage. AS d
hist he is "awaynp.n n,oaaeSs''-A '-A ''i
Irvine & Morris mammoth Touring
hill completely wallops the mills Of
he gods, for it grinds both fast and
ne. ,-Ya rr
The Scio city dads have put up new
re bell in a sky-raking tower, at a
bst of cool hundred.
Pete Bilyeu's t'nigger billiards. is q
distinguishing feature Of Scio amuse-
nents. The game is played BY rolling
be big ball and a lot of littler ones on
table perforated with holes like an
d-fashioued collander, but you don't
et scarcely any lballs lathe holes, and
len you get stuek-we believe that's
hat they call it. As a niger billiard
the name Which we brought from
he States, with us will scarcely be
anded down to posterity in a blaze of
ory.
In passing over the rich agricultural
buntry between Albany and Scio we
bticed that the farmers were taking
q lvantage of the unprecedentedly beau
ful weather, and had brought every
hing and everybody into requisition
d the plowing line and although they
ept an unusually late start, we may
BOX for as large crop this year as
Iast, if the present Weather holds out
leasonably long. y3Ml..oa" ' "'d 'h
On Monday night we participated
nth our Scio Companions in the incip-
nt establishment, Of Santiam Chap
-, U. D., of. Royal Arch Masons,
hich was organized with Comps. d.
Mason as M. e. II. p; j. A. Pen
Abaker as e. K; DR.. Martin as p, S,
hd q full quotao subordinate officers.
The people of Scio and the Forks are
q prosperousl warm-hearted andhappy
feople, and we never go among them
ithout feeling that is good for us to
A there.
BURNT OUT.-It was not just what
ght to haze been the result Of such
ndness and forethought, but the 10y
Ia wife knew her, husband would be
ept out late at the Lodge that night,
pd would be quite Chilled and cold
hen he got home; aud so she put an
on on the stoye; and when she heard
I'm open tfe gate, Jumped up, aus
|tlrriedly wrapping the iron in piece
4 flannel, eiiueked 1t into the bed fol
I'm. The man, was cold, taciturn and
toss; he crawled into bed with
rowl, and shnddered with cold as lit
tretched himself out. Then he gave
we'll thatlifted the roof off the house
hd jammed his head through th'
ead board, and screamed. fire, AM
altzed out on the floor and aIount
be room inlIe dark, straddling reclt'
Be- chairs breaking his shins on bureau
prners, and upsettiDg one or two
hings, and filling the darkness will
eird fantastic profanity. When hii
life lighted the lamp, they discovered
beautiful photograph of flat-iron OF
be bottom of the mans FOOT apdii
las found that the flannel had some
Apw got on the ioot. warmer ~
pan says that hereafter hst lllle Nus
#eep WIN hardware nc "''''' - ="
the bed cold.
C4oon Nr,,p, z-pb Il Roseb,frg Plain
eo,ey. gives o,,r Jobnny the following
popranhical send-ofi.
4 spaneler Of the State Right
emocrat has I'd. the opportunity AM
~ locked up" IN me FORM I9 ,,a Q. lla, t.n.
ge, G1np,, ..1l, tahsinnss and @ tbis lake,
~ mada 4 S6na 3ilImpTessionn npoi
0[ tf.s.i y r., n, ,,a,,a,.i IN. .faiint
6elinnment,i ~ ANYTHING pertainin,
the duties of a "headn Of a family
nd display u superior type Q
,nanhood, Win snl 4, sisteEilli ,,ad ~
eases S@ D = and nd tins @ be Justified in III
course he has taken. we hope h
"a -. gsfl letr nE