The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-25

LrpAxeS. Or, May lC. 1888


Eia. Democrat
J. L. Cowan, hAaksr.
w. e. Pste,sons isweler.
Items are scarce this week.
Lebanon needs aora dwellings.
Our merchants ars laying 10 their
spring goods. business u exceptional
" good . aud the ''coun,sr hoppers" are
kept busy.
Country producs j. lively, aal com
mands large receipts.
Lebanon has two good hotels snd a
number Of splsadid private boarding
honses
FaVmers IN This vicinity will plant
larger acreage Of rotAio.s this year than
usual.
Lebanon has population Of sbont
700, and ~s begin 10 feel the need Of .
IRE department.
Editorial gold Anl silver mines have
been discovered in our mountains great
excitement over the ssttsr vt n ala.
vile.
The PresbyteriasS think of .fretipg
new church bniIding a. L4Lanon this
snnmer.
We ate sorry 10 ebroLiels tLst Br.
ID. W. Ballard 10 critically III. lie i-
afflicted with dropay However we note
with pleasure that his wifs's health is
rapidly improving.
II some Of our land owners wonld
not ask 30 much for their lands, &e
would wee more people coming in among
us purchasing homes.
4 commeTcial ira sel.r, who STOPPED
over with ns las. Sunday, made the re-
mark That Lebanon could boast o:
more pretty girls than any town he sv-
or saw" Scarcely had the re~ssk been
made, when little ten year old boy,
spoke no and said YES and the best
locking one il milliaer. and papa is
going TO have her e e,,ne and stay 10 oar
store"
Mr.. James Wallace bad sever al sbsep
killeI aear Goltrss' Station. Ly tbe
morning express las. week.
Any ons desiring warts removed
from tbsir hands ~i'h.'ut pair, can oh
taia n recipe r. "a J ,,.n B.@khsrr, ~ho
is sole agent f,r The watt disI-Hsary
~ --.
The new inilli"srs establishment
mentioned in your Is.t is-as, is sfiIl az
ita,ing the mind of our popular m-f.
chant. lie says there are S~,e.si Oh
atacles in the way yet. aud jet - soo"
as they can he removed. Lr ~ill ~ "a
happy man.
There are soms ruff aus living north
Of here, ho are in the haLit OF coming
TO oar town quite frequently. and get
ting on "l,.lsler," then raising Ned"
on their way home, ~hoopins aud
yelling at every house they pass. like
uncivilized beings. Not long since they
rode up TO the house of Joe Moist, and
commenced cursing and abusing him IN
a manner that was infamous beyond
dsscrintiau. Mr. Moist, Leing alone,
remained in his houss and said nothing.
A few days later :hey came by and
stopped just below his house, aud held
what they called, camp meeting" /"
Some Of them singing I; some praying
some preaching, and some mourning
Mr. Moist says; ''Such racket was
never heard before. However they did
not disturb me that night, aud IL is well
enough, afser this when Joe is here
alone, they had better leave him alone. y
Mr.. Moist is as peacable aud law
abiding citizen as we have in the yicin
ity Of Lebanon, and we think that hs
would be perfectly jastiiable, Il another
assault should be made on him, TO dis
charge the contents of double barrelee
shot-gun right iato their very amidst.
Out of respect for the families Of th'
prties interested, we suppress nane'
this tune, but il we hear of any mos'
such rascality goiag on in the commn
nifty, we will give details next time.
] YOUNG AMERICA.
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