The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-09-12

Wooloy, the blushing bride, is 80. A dance
followed the wedding ceremony, the bride
participating with high glee. This 10 hardl,
= case Of "JanuAry and May" Perhaps VI
might call II October and December.
Bishop Cranberry Of the NJ e Church Souti
preached On excellent sermon In the church
In this city on Wednesday evening 10 good
congregation.
Attention 10 called to the adv. OF Jas MadJ
In another column. Mr. Mady keeps first.
class restaurant, and deserves the best patron
age. For fresh oysters his will bO the place
to 20 during the winter.
The first Of tho year we published list ci
marriagsAble young mon in this city, with
the hope that the ysung ladies Of Albany
would take advantage Of lie being leap year.
As yet only three OF tho number have boon
captured. Nearly four months remain. and
ID il hoped something will bo done before
1885. Appearances indicate that several
young ladies are becoming desperate and
substantial results may be looked for.
tho Standard; Geo Houghill while out
hunting about six miles below Kalama, was
mistaken for bear by his friend and shot in
tho left log below the knee, shattering the
bono. He was brought to this city aud TAX
on to 81 vincent's Hospital. whore he is un.
der treatment Of Drs Saylor aud w Il Jones'.
The leg will probably have to come OIL. +"
Linn is not the only county In Oregon
that can boast of peculiar horse. The
DAilos Times' AoHntaiHeer says: We are
informed by parties who have seen the curl.
oaity, that Mr. A J Wall living about one.
halt mile beyond Eight Mile creek. has
colt which IL spotted almost like . zebra.
The spots arc regularly and run longitudin
ally around tho body. The dame and sire
of this colt were ordinarily eolored hsrsen.
and the peculiar condition Of their offspring
Is freak Of nature.
The following from the Rea Side IL tho
kind Of items that may DO looked for now on
tho subject Of Chinese hop piekerss ''Mr.
Boardsley. proprietor Of . hop yard near
this year. A days trial Of tho pig g.tAil hea-
thens satisfied him. and he concluded ''they
must 60" aud ran them OF. lie says they
do not pick them clean. and has employed
Indians instead. We understand though
these rat-and.riOe-eatera do pick for less
money, they arc dear hands, 'Allee aAtnec. :
All the Celestial l. good for Is TO saw wood
and work among oak grubs.
Following is . Summary of the assessment
OF property in Coos eeanty for the year 1884.
~ compiled from the returns Of Assessor
Hsriocksr Number Of acres Of land. 269.-
9s7-vaiue. s927. SOS value Of town lots,
sie9. 500 value Of improvements. $40. OF !;
value Of merchandise aud implement, t252. I.
$50 monsy, notes, mortgages, stc,. t255,
$50 household furniture. watches. etc..
s4s.<3 number horses and mniss. 1866
value. xil .045 number cattle. si6C--valu1,
eilt. 80 number sheep. Dl72- valas. 80.
352 number swine. 432s-vAlue, xsSai /;
gross value Of all property. sI.ssS. .334 in
dsbtednsas within the state, SaIs, ,a32 sx.
smptioa, sls2, eos total amount Of tara
ble property. O.. .3s3, ,i97 total number Of
pslls, 1875 total number o. polls paid, ,tSls.
Among the many threshing accidents the
following 10 "a account of about the worst
yes ohronioled this season Last Thurs.
day while working with threshing machine
at the rAneh Of Scott Warwick. near Golden-
dale. Moses clausen. . young man aged 2i
years. and neighbor OF Mr. Warwick. was
accidentally knocked by derrick fsrk from
the feeders table on the cylinder. His leit
foot and up 10 the knee was instantly nlAngl.
cd into minoe meat. aud had not tho ma
chine At once stopped tho whole hnb and
possibly the body wouldhAve been ground TO
powder They had 10 take tho msehins
apart 70 get him cut. aud thsn hs Was brsaght
to town a. rapidly As possible. when saF.
geons Immediately proceeded to AmputAts
the limb about half way between the knee
and tho thigh. Tho young man displayed
wonderful nerve from the beginning and is
doing remarkably well considering the ter
ribls shock TO the nervous systsm."