The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-16

Gently. He had been from Prineville TO Tn
Dalles during tho eoldsst weather, and wa
telling how IL froso one OF his checks. u
spoke man standing near !. 'It must hAv
been frigidly cold thon II Il froze your check.
A niilder topic was taken up. Ya
The Soap Greek Debating ciab tackles
tho tariff question Monday evening aud do
cided that mo tariff 10 bottor than . hiel
tariff" We looked for this notwithstand
ing the great force brought TO bear in favor
Of the other side. ii
Tho following are few signa Of insanity
A man returning an umbrella, or paying Q
debt without being asked for ii, or staying
home at night with his family, or settling up
for bis paper when Eve or six years behind,
after being danncd half dozen times, and
continuing his subscription. H
The lato freeze has done considerable
damage 10 the foundation of tho Baptist
Church Ia this city. The aides 81 the bald.
ing arc banked up well with dirt 80 that the
side foundations wero not raised up by the
freeze. while the and foundations. which
were not banked up. were raised aud hence
cracked the brick foundations
Mr. G p Burkhart, living near this city re.
ceivod last Tuesday. - carp which were
taken from tho car load Of that species Of
fiahes lately ssnt TO this coast by the govern.
ment for distrihation in our creeks an.l
rivers. They are said 10 be very gontls and
tame aud submit TO DO hasdled as quietly a.
. pig.
Joseph swarl's.i vino with Brown and
johnson. attempted to rob o'ShsA in Pert.
land about . years ago, during which at.
tempt young man was killed. Tor which
Brown and johnson were hanged and SwaIds
sentenced to the pOnitentiary for life, died .
few days since aud was barred By eonvie.'.
One of the new fee laws TO take effect In .
eoaple of years is q eurtous one. According
to il the Sheriff will receive S each for
boarding prisoners 10 the number OF four /;
il over that number only 50 each. II he
should have Eve he would get Only si5.
while il he had four he would receive $40.
and would get the same for keeping three As
for keepisg FIVE. No comment l. necessary.
dur worthy friend. Mr. John Millard, lost
= pile Of rails Of considerable value during
the cold weather. Rails very much ressmb-
ling them were seen on big bon fire on tho
ice where some young people were skating
on Monteith's fiAts. We undsrstAnd tronble
is likely to ensue il the guilty parties are
found out. and even the young ladies who
warmed by the fire had better keep bid.
Wednesday was St Valentines day. and
the old fellow was here. acting in his terribly
caprieious way. For some he hal love siek.
moonssruek smiles. emphasized by angels
Aad pierced hearts and gouty verses for 9th
ers he had sneers. broken egg poetry. with
big noscd rhymes and wide mouthed words.
II was al unfortunate day for those who got
either.
The following have been appointed dele.
gates, by the Blue Ribbsn Club, 10 the State
Temperance Alliance. which meets IN this
city on the 2lst instant De G W Gray.
DR. G w Price, T p HAcklsInAn. Jshn Con-
ner, Prof. Robb, Chas q Ridsoat, Miss n
l Foster, Mrs L BlAis, Wilson II Blain.
Mrs George Turrell, Miss Ollie Miller. Miss
Libbie Irvine, Misc Matte Foster, Wm
FortMilier, Miss Jsnnie Clark.
Two young ladies Of TillAmook county
aged 10 anu 20. one = blonde and the other .
brunette. good house.ksepers, each owning
le0 acres Of good land. IS head Of cattle, two
span Of horses. three yoke Of oxen aud =
lot of poultry. state in the A@soriaH that II
aay respectable. good looking young man
wishes wife, now il his chance. he should
address NJ l. G care si NJ II Larson. TilIa-
mock. Or. We pnblish the above free for
the benefit Of tho girls, and have no doubt il
will assist them for Albany is full Of yousg
men dying to get married. and no such
chance was ever before offered.