The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-05-16

A woman has been found who does mo-
want her husband to run for the Presidency,
Mrs Edmonds is bitterly opposed TO IL /; and
- is Mrs McFlannagan opposed to hor hus
bands running. Those two are the only
cases reported.
Weed on subscription IL desired At thi'
Office, Would like some ash aud oak as vel
a. maple and sr, and win allow regular mark
ct price for good measure. Please come al
soon - convenient, for our pile is lew and
the nights are cool.
Relieving is the team Of No, o's, which
viii run in the hose race to-day. Jas Hale
Millard Hays, Geo Wills, Geo U Piper
Curt Winn, H II Hays. VIM Daniel. Harry
Putnam, o II Blount, NJ Il Briak, Il E
French, Frsd Whittier.
The Msthodists Of Seattle arc to build a
"DillOn" chapel to cost $25o0. A $50. zoo
brick ehu<ch will probably bo commenced
by tho same denomination next year, The
naming of tho above after an old Albany
preacher is quite an honor aud . deserved
enc.
A trap was set for a rat in wosdshed on
Washington Street but the next morning
1t was found in = neighbors yard, the fence
OF which was cat proef. with the cats foot
in il. aud chain aud large stick Of wood at.
tached to. There is much query as 10 how
it managed
The following Is che market price Of dit
iersat article in Portland 359i0s. /; eggs.
2oc. per dozen |; flour. fancy. $A75 eeun-
try brand. $l9st50; bran $lsA20 ap.
plss, $l.5o92 ham. l39l5c.. hens So per
doc. /; spring chickens, s4@5. so; wool. val.
ley, l4@i6c.
Last week We chronielsd the AmputAtisn
Of the les of Mrs EuGh Harris, near this
city. Il was thought at the time that she
would recover. but on the contrary she grew
worse. being in weak csndi.ion In the frat
Place. and;SAturday died from the effects ol
her several Affections.
The Blue Ribbon Club Friday night wa,
well attended, and good meeting was held.
The address by Rev Brownson was different
fro-a the general run OF temperance lectures
and contained maay good thoughts. Th.
musical and literary part OF the meotia,
was better than usual
1t pays to raise good horses Last fall :
gentleman near this city sold three fer $50
getting 500 fer one. $500 for another and
$40 for the other. As he expressed il, 'Ii
costs no more to raise . COED horse than a
poor enc" There is no reason why Oregon
should not be able to breed 2:l5 horss o,
well as New York or Illinois.
The Hook & Ladder Company Of this
city is doing its duty in the way OF marry,
ing OF iss members. daring the last year four
or i've having departed from single misery.
There are several more who should fsllow
suit. and, in fact, would. il the right one.
should propose. They are enly waiting.
Many ladies admire gray hair--sn som.
other person. Bat few care to try its effect
on their sWn charms. Nor need they, since
Ayers Hair vigor prevents the hair f,om
turning gray. and restores gray hair 10 IL
original color. Il clsansss the scalp, prs
vents the fermstioa of dandrufT. and wonder
fully stimulates the growth of the hair.
A few days ago while G b Montague Aad
Frank Ballard were praetieing With . revsl.
YER. Mr Montague acsidsntiy discharged his
revolver on loading il. and the ball taking
its own course entered the heshy par. OF
Billiards. leg, causing very painful bat not
serious wound. This occurred 1t Lebanon.
In judging Of circu, ia Oregon il Is hard.
lY fair 70 make comparisons with BArnsm
and Ferepaugh, which could not aaks half
their expenses here. bat rather il should be
remembered that it Is . difficult thing to
have any circus here at all, and under such
circumstances one il doing well a. far ~ IL
goes should bo commended. IL any circus
deserves commentator,
Since the instantaneous projects Of photo
graphy the number Of pictures Of babies, dogs,
and cats has greatly increased, the pew style
rendering it quite possible to take the pic
ture OF eysn humming bird. Mr. Paxton
has Just placed in front Of his art gallery .
new display Of pictures, in which the inno-
cent phiz's Of babies, smiling, laughing,
scowling, kicking, blinking. form promin-
ent part of the display.
Two men 50 drunk that they could not
walk crack rod vide were seen on Broad
albin Street last Wednesday taking of their
coats ready for action, Finally they clinch.
, ed, and one went down as easy as an oyster
down hungry man, and he rolled eyer and
over amid 1.-THE dust, contaminating the dirty
earth with his foul breath. Neither one
was injured. except by the bad whiskey
they had been imbibinR
To-day lFridAy) will be great one among
firemen and the friends Of No. Is ia Albany
Their picnic is the first one OF the season il
Linn county, and should be attended by all
Of whatever denomination. We de not hav,
any too many holidays, and it certainly viii
pay all to take a hand in the picking par
even il it costs them nickel or two.
Although spring sowing is somewha
backward certainly it is fact that tn
present cut look was never better, the warn
weather Of the last part OF last and the frs
part of this week giving the wheat an i'm
petus, which will insure an immense croy
in the fall Az to prices though. we guar
antee nothing. one thing, though, farmer
should learn to base their time for selling o.
the actpal cut look aud not on what the
wish to obtain.
There is e rumor in circulation, says th
Jacksonville TINES, to the effect that th,
Central Plcihc Company is about assuming
control Of thn .. L .. Il. a., and that be
fore the lst Vi Jdiy work will be resumed o
both the California and Oregon ends an
connection made without delay. 1t is ala
said that suspension of work this side Q
Redding, CAL, was as much of a play to &c
control of the Oregon system as it was t
buIIdose the California Legislature.