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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
Tangent.
ITEMrzER.

School opened last Monday with A
scholars enrolled,
Grain was shipped from the ware
house last week.
Crops look exceedingly we'll Ia thia
vicinity.
Tangent is ahead of most towns Of its
size, rs it has four or I've postmasters,
real estate agent and telegraph opera.
tor. What town can beat this?
The late rain has been great benefit
to the crops and gardens.
Most of the hunters find deer in the
mountains but We think Mr.. Bruce Me-
Knight is hunting for dear in the vicin-
ity OF Corvallis by him passing 80 often
with bis grey hound.
We did not know we were sending o
knife to the heart of little Sunfiower
when we were speaking of Mr.. Sharp's
smiles !; We forgot they were chums.
but be patient little sundower your trip
to Sodaville will come next.
Tangent has > Sunday school that
will compare favorabiy with any in the
county.
ROSEBUD.
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CORREsPONDENCE
Lebanon.

The Assessor Is making his rounds
Mr. and Mrs. n. Redpath left on
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Redpath's
parents Ia Scio. From there they
20 to Vancouver TO engage in the mer
camille business.
There was social party at the Ex-
change hote. on Tuesday evening In
honor of Mrs. Marquam, who goes to
Junction TO continue in the Millinery
business.
Miss Florence Ballard left on Mon
day for Lincoln Neb, and other points
in the east. She expects to remain
one or two years.
Miss Libbic Amber came up from
Turner station where she Is teaching
school, 10 spend Saturday and Sun.
day with her mother,
Mrs. 4. Peterson has been quite
sick the past week, but Is reported
much better at present.
Messrs James and Joseph EIkins
started over the mountains last Fri
day with fine band of young cattle.
On Thursday DIR. Pettigrew left for
his home In st. Louis, We are sorry
to gee him go, as we consider him a
good mirister and pleasant gentle
man.
I went from one end of the village
to the other and found this was all
the news to be had in this vicinity.
so will patiently bide my time until
next Wednesday when [ may have
an opportunity to give you better
variety. They all left this week and
maybe someone may move In by the
next.
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Rock Hill.
April l4lIl, 1885.

April l4th, 1885.
-. -, ANNALS Il working fol
Miss josie / tee.
Mrs. Fannie DO, :,
The late rains v ut
Miss Nancy Hogan l. - 20 osea B., Visit, ..i,,
ing friends and relatives ~ ..ock nui
lately, but has now returns ~ no'nS.
Farmers are happy on &C 'ount oi
the fiue showers OF late. Th " say
April showers bring May flowers.
Mr.. B. Mills and niece started ior
Astoria last Tuesday. They did not
get Off as soon rs they expected to.
There viii be great many farms
change hands the coming summer
throughout the Willamette Valley.
Mrs. George Davis scalded her arm
very badly the other day. but when
last heard from IL was getting some
better.
Also family OF Emigtanls bonght
the Paine place near tile ALI Frum
school house, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Wickizer.
A Surprise Social was given at Mr..
Dee Hogans some time slnee, aud O
very enjoyable time was had by ell
those present.
The farmers can flush their plow-
Ing as soon az IL ceases raining. The
majority OF them will get their SOW
Ing done sooner than ever before.
Born.-To the wife OF Mr.. Kendall
OF Eugene, while In Rock Hill visit
Ing her uncle, Nh. Henry Klum, q
daughter, The little one Is thriving
nicely.
There seems to be a largo hambeF
OF emigrants coming Into Oregon.
They are purchasing MONIES. There
have been two farms near Rock Hill
sold recently for good sum Of money.
Mr.. Tyler Jackson sold his farm 10
family Of emigrants by the name
OF Ballot, direct from Iowa. Mr..
Jackson receiving si4.5o per acre.
Mr.. Jackson has moved back on his
( own place near VIM. Temples.
The Rock Hill school started up
last Monday under ths ahIe manage
msnt Of Prof. A. d. Leady. II is TO
be hoped by all that he Will teach 0
good school, and the students ought
TO try and learn while they have Q
good teacher.
] should like 10 AK 0 question OF
Importance In regard to the Game
Law. Is there any law TO prevent
persons killing the Chinese Pheas-
ants? There have been q number of
them killed, and the names Of the
parties killing them are known. We
would, for the benefit OF those wishing
10 know, say, that there Il very
strict law against killing them, and
any case reported at the Albany Gun
Store 10 violation thereof WILL be Wig
orously prosecuted. Ed.
a CcRRgsroxpEEr.
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scio.
April l5tb. 1ssi

april 10Th, 1885.
Jeh Meyers arrived homo last Thurs.
day from the East, sccom panied By an
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose,
and four other young gentlemen OF the
state OF Ohio. They are oil we'll pleas.
cd with our state with one exception.
JEFF would make good immigration
agent, and think ID would be adyisa-
bic for Linn county to employ him as
such.
Miss OAlavan. daughter of Madison
Calavan, died Tuesday morning. She
was about l8 years Of ago and well
liked by oil who knew her. The fami.
ly have tho sympathy of neighbors and
friends in this their sad bereavement.
She will be buried to-day.
A petition to the p. M. General il
being circulated among our citizens, with
the idea IN view of changing the mail
route to Jefferson.
A telegraph line to Jefferson 10 be-
ing talked Of by some Of our best ci.i-
Gems. A good scheme IL put into prac-
tice.
BENJAMIN Munkers, ST., is very low
and his liGo is despaired of, beth by
doctor and relatives.
Frank Thayer, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
married on last Sunday to one of Ben.
Irvins's sstimablo daughters. May
peace and happiness surround them in
their life long companionship.
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Sodaville.

April lltb, 1885.
Mrs. 8. oowan, Of Lebanon, visited
our city one day this week.
Mrs. A. 8. Parrish, who has been
quite i'll, In now well again.
Mr.. George Luper and family, Of
Tangent, were in the city yesterday.
There was quite . largo number Of
skaters st tho rink last Saturday even.
ing.
Born 10 the wife of ]. Mclaughlin,
on the 9th inst, . son. Another Dem.
ocrat.
Mr.. Ptice,of Ssayton, and Mr.. Davis,
OF Asteris, are stopping with Mr. j.
HsAly.
Mrs. Wm. Parrish started 10 Albany
yesterday, where she will visit friends
and relatives
Our school taught by Rev. Cornwall
closed on last Friday. He eontemplstes
moving TO Lebanon.
Mrs. G. Talbot, while crossing the
side walk last Monday evening, fell
and was badly hurt.
Mrs. Paine, who has beeu Visiting At
the residence Of Mr.. j. Healsy, has
returned 10 her home 10 Seattle, w. 7.
Mr.. III. Perry and lady vera In the
city the tirst Of the week visiting their
sons. Mrs. Truax, Mrs. Perry's mother.
accompanied them.
Mr.. A. Leady and family have re-
turned from the prairie, where they
have been visiting relatives, aud Mr..
Leedy has begun bis school at Rock
Hill.
Some Of our citizens have lately clean
cd the spring out, and large quaD tity
of the soda water Is being taken away
almost daily. Mr.. Hinkls.of Corvallis,
taking load only few days ago.
The excitement caused by the haunt
ed house has at last almost subsidized,
and quietness again prevails on Piety
Hill. The ghost, like the burning can
die, has become 20 low that unless
something is done for IL TO revive its
spirits, IL win soon have sunk 10 the
nothingness from wheuce IL sprung.
WAVE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
Oakville.
April 18th, 1885,

April 18th, 1850,
Farmers are r, jsicing over the rain
OF Saturday last. No more fear Of q
drought this year.
Mr.. John Mccoy arrived home from
Portland last Friday,
Miss Jennie Blsker of shedd, came
to Oakville yesterday and to day re-
sunes her duties in the school rosm.
Mr.. Andrew Robb sold bis farm near
Oakville last week to Mr.. r. BAuford.
MIR. Robb intends to make Kansas b Q
future home, and will leave for that
state in few days.
Miss Eva Slough who has been sick
for two months of pneumonia died at
the residence of her father near Oak
vile. Saturday morning her remains
were inferred In the Oakyille cemetery.
Mrs. James Robb of Astoria, arrived
hsre Saturday. We understand Oh Q
has been engaged to teach the school at
Green Back. this summer.
Rev. A. M. Acheson, who has been
attending presbytery at Portland arriv-
ed home Saturday.
NoNvELLKs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
Morris Island.

April 9th. 1885.
Most of tbs farmers around here are
done seeding. Those who are not COM
plain that the ground is too dry. IL
this dry weather continues much loseer
We should give Oregon drier name
than Webfoot.
Yesterday We organized Sunday
school at Central church, with Mr..
Doughton as Superintendent, Vice Mr..
Propst, Marion Arant Secretary.
Our school commenced one week ago
with Mrs. Arant as teacher, highly
accomplished lady and graduate of
Monmouth college.
The Linn county Council P. of U.
met at Harmony Grange Hall on last
Saturday. One hundred and ninety
eight patrons took dinner, and after
all bad satisfied their appetites to their
fullest extent Eve baskets full might
have been gathered up.
ISLAND PoPPH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
A BREAK m TEXAS.

A signifcant break Of the negroes
from tAe Republican party seems to
be taking place In Texas. President
Cleveland's Administration is 30 din
ersnt from what these delnded people
had been assured BY their Republican
leaders that Democratic Admins
tration would be, that the reaction
which was inevitable has already com.
menced, and the blacks are fast and
Ing how they have been hoodwinked
and abused by the Republican politic-
ians.
The break In Texas Is lead by Rev.
W. r. Carson, who is considered the
foremost man Of his race In the State
In point of education ann Influence,
and who has been for several yeard
Secretary of the Texas Republican
State Executive Committee. He has
written letter to the press formsly
severiug allconnection with the Re
publican party, of which he has here
tofore been faithful member, declar'
ing that he has been deceived by Il
and asking his people TO change then
political associates with him. He l;
making speeches urging this course
and has created something OF a stir IL
the State.
This is simply another straw point
ing TO q revolution which, sooner OF
later, must come, and which Is tt
emancipate the blacks from politlca
bondage and divide their vote be
twen the two parties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

April 18th. 1885,

April 10Th, 1885,
Our public school closed last week.
Eta Sites returned home on Mou.
day.
Mrs. Narzette Smith Is visiting OF
Halsey.
Miss Dora Hendrix returned from
Eugene on Tuesday.
DR.. Taylor, Dentist of Eugene City
was in our town few days last week.
DIR. w. Davis Is having new Of
fee fitted up In the building former
ly occupied as millinery store.
DIR. FL. A. Davis and wife went to
Portland Friday to attend the gradual.
Ing exercises Of the medical class.
g. E. Davis has bought out Balch
the butcher, and Is dispensing steaks
and roasts equal to his predecessor.
Frank Rampy aged about sixteen,
was accidently drowned near the
railroad bridge on Sunday last. The
body has not yet been recovered, but
still . constant search Is kept up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
A Just RRRuKE.

Some time since the East Orego''ld'a
remarked that 1t was glad that Ssore-
tary Lamar showed respect to the mem
ory of Jacob Thompson eff for no other
reason than to hear the lunatios howl
about the Southern Confederacy.' The
Oreoonian, a. If by an eternal decree'
nrooseded at once to fall into the trap
set for il By the East Orcqonian, and
howl it did Is never lunatic howled be-
fore. and berated every Democratic
paper in the state by Tapping IN their
very faces its much used and thread
bare bloody shirt, declaring that "dem-
ocratic Journalism has never been any
thing in Oregon but method OF sig
nifying sentimental devotion to the
Southern confe1eracy;" whereupon tae
East Oregoaian comes back with . sung
ing castigation of which the following
is fair sample:
The accusation may be true as regards
| about one Democratic paper in che
State but we think we can speak for
the rest, including ourselves, when we
saw that they believe nothing OF the
sort. Unlike the 0reycniaa, they do
not believe that last falls election had
any particular relation to slavery, or
secession, or JEFF Davis. You tried to
make it out 80 in the campaign, aud
when you 80 ignomiously failed it would
be far more decent to admit that all
these cries about the Southern Oonfed-
eraoy were campaign bubbles, and that
they are "busted." You-notwith-
standing the example is set by the Chi
cago Tribune and one or two other leading
papers-are making yourselves supre-
mely ridiculous in keeping mp this CRY
about the Southern Confedsracy.'
There is no "Southern Confedsracy."
The Democrats do not recognize any
Southern Confederacy. Your attempt,
unless. 90 suggested, it is ell intended
81 deep humoi-~to create sectional feel
ing and strife, to encourage division
and contention aud separation between
two portions of the Union, will end, a
it ought to end, 10 miserable failure
1 puolic journal of respectability and
influence which thus studies TO distract
and divide the country, which labor'
to perpetuate old and long-sestled AM.
mosities, and to reopen old wounds
now completely healed over, and to dc
this by falsehoods a. base and unreason.
able - any campaign lies ever publish-
ed-such journal deserves strong CEN
sure. Il is laboring TO tear down, net
to build up; Co destroy, not to produce
to excite war, instead of to promote
peace; to bring upon the land disaster
and not prosperity; curse instead OF
blessing"
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ONECO
Three year old record, 241
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address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
GARDKA.

The farmers are all done seeding and
some of them are pretty we'll along with
their summer faliow.
Miss Clara Williams il very sick
with the fever. There is considerable
sickness in this part of the eonntry.
The Sunday school under the man
agement of Mrs, J. K. Knapp is rro-
crossing finely.
The hunters have commenced to
carry their game in bags.
After 50 long time it has come to
light why there are 30 mapy bachelors
In these parts. The reason is the girls
won't say the word and it is q good
one too.
About the next one that talks out
loud in church will get his or her name
in the paper, SO Frsd you had better
not try again. A word to the wise is
enough.
ITEMfzRR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
~ dersigned has been duly appointed Administrator
ae bonus non Of the estate Of Edward II. Rubarta,
deceased, oy an order OF the County Court Of Linn
county, oiegon, duly made and entered Of record and
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same to the under
signed At his once In Albany, Oregon duly veriasd
within six months from the date hereof.
April 7th, 1855.
GEORGE HuRHEREr,
Administrator.
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4 CcRagsrospExr.

Still few cases Of whoOping cough.
Mrs. Auderway is recovering froG q
serious sickness.
Miss Clara Williams il very sick
with bilious fever. DR.. Alexander i
attending her.
Mr.. j. w. Compton made Oak Greek
church call at its last meeting.
Mr.. Carter has moved back on to
the farm Of DIR. Gay.
Mr. Robert Foster lost q nice mare.
death caused by jumping onto . barbed
wiro fence.
We hear q good many farmers say
the ground is getting very dry and
hard TO work.
Mrs. Nancy Wallace, who has been
sick for two years or more, still fingers
. sufferer, and Al times 10 compelled to
keep her bed. She has tae sympathy
of many friends aud neighbors in her
sad affection.
At the last nesting Of the Oak Creek
Baptist Church some moaey was raised
to repaint and repair the building, also
20 put steps in front of the church and
enclose the lot ~ith fence, preparatory
to the meeting of the Central Associa.
ton which will be held with the church
in June.
6.~Hww
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
~ dsrsagnsd - Administrator Of the estate
LArkin D. Osborn. diseased By virtue OF an order Of
the County Count q. Marion County, State Ct Oregon,
made on the 9th day Of June A. D.. lisa, licensing
and imPowerug him 70 do So win on Friday ths lstA
day Of Nay. isss, Al the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
sAid day. a. the Court House door, in Albany In sAa
Linn county. In SAid State sell Al public auetiea 10
the highest bidoer Tor cash in o. s. gold coin, the
following described real premises belonging sAia
estate situated in said Linn county. to-wit Bsgin-
ming # poiat the south line Of Section six ( m
TIP. IS, 3. r. east OF Willamette meridian 50 rod
wess Of the southeast corner Of sAid Section go .
thence vest 100 rods /: thence north 100 rods !;
thenes east 100 rods thence south 100 rods to the
place OF beginning. containing 100 arrea.
April 3rd, lsss.
JoHx ossokx,
Administrator
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
IMMIGRANTS TAKE NOTICE,

will sell ia lots of 20, so, 100 or le0
acres of the best farming land in this val
ley, all in cultivation with hous 80 and
barns; no gravel, no fern, in fact not an
inch of bad land, all good grain and hay
land. There is crop of wheat, hay aueI
oats on the premises, that will be sold or
not as the purchaser may wish. Depot In
halt mile OF barn on the N. g. r. R,,
farm 10x miles southeast Of Albany, 6
miles west of Lebanon, 48O acres prairie,
and 80 acres of good timbers. with yeW
enough to supply posts to fence the farm
twice over. For Information call on Cline,
Monteith d Co., Albany, or the owner on
the premises,
w. r. ALExANDER, II. D.
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Final Settlement.
JoHx ossokS,
Administntsr,

q" a'e matter o. he estate Of Zerrtdh B. OPP,
deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
u dersgned Executor 81 the last win ana te~tamert
Of zeruAh D. OPP deceased, has eI his final account
In said matter. In the County Court Of Linn county
Oregon, and that said Court has appointed Monday.
the 4sh Of May 1885, at the hour Of 10 oelocl, = m
Of said day the time for hearing objections TO such
final account and the settlement thereof
Dated April 7th, 1855.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

After the first of July next tbs unit
Of weight of letter postage will be one
ounce instead of one-halt an ounce as
at present. The change will do away
with much grambling and profanity,
prove = great public convenience and
largely curtail the sale of letter scales.
Probably not one letter in thousand
weighs over an ounce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

Carl Schurz, Rollin NJ. Sqaire, Hu-
bert o. Thompson aud George Gould
are said to have formed q company,
WITH 100000 cash capital, to establish
in New York . daily newspaper to be
named the Morning Telegraph. Such
= paper probably would be the organ of
the County Democracy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
GARDEN SEEDS.

A point not often thought Of but which
In Important 20 the planter. Ii that seeds
grown In n Northern climate have more
vigor, and are moro certain 10 produce q
crop aud mature earlier than those raised
ur ther South. Seeds from Walla Walla,
guaranteed TO be fresh and pure, and to
give satisfaction, will be sold by us cneap.
Garden forks, hoes and rakes thrown In
with each package for small amount OF
coin.
PETERS a STEWART,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

A few days since plot to assassinate
Gsv. Hoadly of Ohio was discovered.
The Governor received through the
mail small wooden box, which proved
to be an internal machine loaded with
-
dynamite, slugs and spikes The gov
ernors suspicious were aroused, hsncs
the discovery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

The Cincinnati Commercial G Gazstts
says that the term "offsnsively partisan
d one sthat will include 90 out of every
100 republican ofiiceholde.s and make
the way Gear for . clean sweep"
Well. if that is 70, the service has
been a triie woue than We thought !;
but it certainly is not the fault Of the
dsmocraka
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
TO THE LADIES.

Our stsck Of Fancy Goods IL unsurpassed In variety
quality and exeelIenee, comprising al the ksezt
styles ard novelties In Neekwe4r six Mitts and all
The newest and best brands and styles sf Kid and
Iisie Thread Gloves, Hosiery. cozeas SILK and Linen
HAndeFksrehists Lace. Ties, CUFFS and Cellars, En-
broiaey. Insertions LAoes Hoop Skirts and Bustles
sAtins silks, Piushes and yslvess Buitsas, Brzds,
npes. Ribbons. Pins and Needles, sse. etc, isrery
large and complete.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

The most popular man, as well as
the man who has and exercises the
most influence with the administra-
ton at the present time is Grover
Cleveland. Neither TiIden, Manning
nor any other man seems to be able to
comprehend the Presidents course.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

Postmaster General Villas in order to
reduce the expenses of the inspection
bureau of the post Office department
within the limits OF the appropriation
has requested the resignation of four
teen inspectors including J. J. Murphy
of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

1 Republican lettsr-Eriter in Wash
ington complains, that in all that has
thus far been done by the new presi-
dent one cannot get glimpse of his
poliey. The trouble with the gentle.
man, is, that lac wouldn't know the
article If he saw it it is labeled "honest
-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

During the Presidential contest the
New York Tribune denied that Blaine
ever owned any stock in the Hooking
Valley. mines. It now says he and
Elkins lost 100000 by the investment
In those mines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

]. Il. Shaw another democratic mem
Der of the Illinois Legislature is dead.
This makes the third member, two
democrats and one republican, that has
died since the Legislature met. The
governor will call special election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We aTy an immense stock Of Bsots and She's.
esm rsngt newest and latest styles in French aAs
American Kid Shoes. Slippers aud Walking Shoes
Our stock Of mems Boots and Shoes includes every.
thing from the most nobby styles in Preach su4
Glove hid to the heaviest BrOg>ns-All Of whi<hws
win s:ll at prices 70 suit the times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-17

Sam Cox induced the last congress to
raise the salary of the Turkish minister
from $75O0 to 10000. and 80 was
feathering his own ness without know
Ing it.