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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Feb. 18th 1885.

feD. lotn 1850.
Halsey appears to be going slow at
present. Nothing rushing. Busl-
ness with merchants Is light, as they
are pressing every opportunity to pay
up below.
Mr.. JAS. Pearl is selling horses In
the Portland market which brings
some cash into circulation In this
place.
The city authorities have been max.
Ing some arrests among the hoodlum
element In and around Halsey, max
Ing little excitement with parties
Interested.
The familiar face OF DIR. d. III.
Allen is once more seen on our streets.
Mrs. 7, J, Black spent few days
In Salem last week. Also VIM. PEN
land, II. @. Davis and wife were
down 10 attend the state alIiance and
visit friends.
w. J. BramwelI, Of Harrisburg
made o flying trip 10 this place The
other day.
Miss Baker OF Shedd spent Suu.
day with friends here.
Mira Bridge is announced 10 lecture
In the NJ. Il. Church on Friday night.
Rumor says there Is 10 be wed.
ding this week.
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sherif,s Sale.
In sAs Circuit Court Of tie State Of 0rego
Jcf Eina County.

In tAs Urcnfs Court Of 2e State Of Oregon
fcf Etnn Coanty.
Henry Click, Plaintiff.
J w Gilmore, Gilmore, Nancy Daven-
port, Il w Davenport, Martha Kuykendali,
Nathan Kuykendall, Sarah Cassidy, l.,
Cassidy, Elizabeth Wheaton. David Whea.
ton, James Gilmore, Robert Gilmore,
John Gilmore, William Gilmore,
J b Wyatt and e A Hauley, Defendants,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Ex-
Id ecution and order OF sale issued out
OF the above named Court In the above
entitled suit TO me directed and delivered,
I will on Saturday the 2l day OF February,
1885 at the Court House door In the city OF
Albany, Linn county, Oregon at the hour
Of one O'Clock, p. m,: sell ct public auction
real property described In said order of
sale - fellows, t0.wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner OF
Block No. 81 in Hackleman,s second adj
dition to the city OF Albany, Linn county.
Oregon, and running thence south on the
west line OF said Block, ll3 feet thence
east 1872 feet thence north llS feet thence
west ls2 feet to the place Of beginning.
The proceeds arising from the sale OF
said premises to be applied first to the
payment OF the costs and expenses Of sale.
second TO the payment Of the costs of suit
taxed ct e60.4 and $50 Attorneys fees,
Next to the payment 70 the said Plaintiff
the sum Of e65l, 10 with accruing interest
st the rate OF ten per cent per annum from
the 7th day Of Nov. 1884. and one ninth of
tho residue II any to be applied to the
payment OF the Judgment Of the defend
ant, B Wyatt and the remainder of said
residue to BE- paid to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated this 22nd day Of january, 1885.
J. X. CHARLToN,
Sheriff Of Linn connty, Or,
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OalKviIle. .

Feb. 18th, 1886.
Tho health OF this neIghborhood II
good. Some have been sick, bat all
are rapidly recovering.
Herman Walker Is yet In q critical
condition. He seems 20 be getting
better, and strong hopes are enter.
talned Of his recovery.
Mr.. T.. @. Walker OF Forest Grove
Is visiting his brother at this place.
Mr.. @. T. Hamill closed his school
at Grcenback on Friday last. He has
been successful and has given salts
faction we understand 70 all.
The roof bridge on Muddy which
was washed away by the recent
high water was taken from the creek
yesterday.
Rev. A. NJ. Achesou spent last
Sabbath at Halsey, assisting Rev. T.
J. Wilson.
Alta recent meeting OF Willamette
congregation, John Mccoy wac chosen
president; NJ. w. Walker secretary;
Washington Eagy treasurer ard John
Barton, trustee for three years.
II. NJ. Stone, and brother are put
Ing In raft Of logs In Muddy at
VOL vertons farm.
NoSyKLLIs.
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9odaville.
Brick DUsr.

Our school Il well attended.
Almost all Of the houses are occupied
The debating society meets here every
Saturday evening.
We have . singing school here con.
ducted By Mr.. Casedy.
A sidewalk from The spring toward
the school house has just been compile
ted.
For amusement the youngsters occa-
siOnally spend an hour At the skating
rink.
MEWorkman, (insteAd Of Wordman, }
and lady have moved into the Fountain
House.
General health In and about this
community good, as it cannot very well
be otherwise.
The city lots, formerly owned by Mr..
Chris Hardman, have been purchased
By Mr. G. Talbot.
Mr. Hunt and family, Who have been
residing here for several months past,
LEFT for their hsms in Douglas county
on Last Tuesday.
Mr. o. Fry, living near Albany, and
Douglas Markham, Of Chehalis, w. T.,
have been visiting &C the residence Of
Mr.. olnsy Fry, Senior.
Mr.. Chris Hardman has been i'm
proving bis property considerably of
late, 10 now preparing to put out One
orchard. The writer IL Of the opinion
that it would be an excellent idea il
seme others would follow Mr. .Hardnan's
example.
Mr.. d. Peeblsr and wife, who have
beea residents of this city for several
years past, are contemplating moving
from this place. They are quite an
aged couple, 90 think they viii break
up housekeeping and make their future
home with Mr.. John Smith, their SON.
in-law. They. will be greatly missed
BY their many friends.
WAyR.
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February 18th, 1885.
The population Of Tangent is increAs-
ing.
Born-Fsb. eth, to the wife Of J. r.
Beard, q boy. We suppose John in
tends to feed his boy on chicken, as we
saw him coming down the r. R with q
largo rooster under each arm.
Born-Feb.. 9Th, 10 the wife Of J. B.
Mcfarland, Q boy.
Prof. Snodgrass' writing school is
progressing finely with 9 good asten-
dance.
Mr.. Carter Sharp went to Soap Creek
10 attend dance. and we understand
that they had . very pleasant time.
Mr.. N. G. Galloway was in town last
Monday. He wants TO buy tine pair
Of horses.
Mr.. Z. L. Bryan gave Tangent .
pleasant call this week. He has som Q
fine potatoes for sale.
Mr.. Jessie Moses and Arthur Beard
have turned egg merchants. Success
10 them.
We are informed that Mr.. George
Luper is In very poor health.
Mr.. @. Scott is talking Of going to
California TO visit his father.
Miss Mollie LaRou, Of Halsey, Is
visiting Mrs. J. +. Beard.
Jessie Moses and wife are visiting
friends at Crawfordsvills.
Mr.. LsFrancis has sold his farm and
has moved into Tangent be also brings
with him Carter Sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Beard started for
Portland Wednesday.
The great wonder Of Tangent Is who
is the little
SuSFLowER.
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Chicken BristIe.
PalD

Feb. l4th, 1885.
They wandered arm In arm through
the shady avenues Of Chicken BristIs.
Her beautiful cream colored hair flow.
ing In wavy masses over her graceful but
slightly twisted oifaide shoulders.
"SAmsntha darling cried the young
man, - he tenderly lifted ons of her
golden tresses and looked down into
The azure depths Of those glorious
Batter milk eyes. @Would 70 heaven
! could always hold these bright and
lovely locks Of thine In this trembling
hand Of mins."
"Philandsr," abe Whispered In voice
that shook the cones from the lofty
Pines, "your wish shal be gratiasd. -
Hastily unpinning her switch she placed
it in hls hand, and with tae step Of tho
jack rabbit, sprang up the stops Of her
PARENTAL home three at time.
Grain is looking finely In this little
valley.
Mr. willis Gaines and wife have Just
returned fretn an extended tour through
ths eastern states; they were accompani.
ed By their grand-son Alvis w. Gaines.
They say they had . very pleasant time
visiting relatives and friepds, but say
that they like Oregon better than any
country they have sesn.
Mr.. JUhn Flougher oiesed bis school
ct this place Friday. He IL well liked
- teacher, giving universal satisfao-
tion.
Prof W. J. Ribslsn gave us . pleas
ant call this week.
John w. Gaines sold 50 head Of
calves last week at si9 per head.
Mr.. 7. Curl, son-in-lAw Of the Hon.
Harvey shelton 10 very low with con-
sumption.
A post Office has been established Il
Dctyville five miles Southwest Of
Scio.
BRICK DUsr.
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The OrsgoaiGa says: "Ths national
temperance society has addressed the
customary letter to Mr.. Cleveland ask
ing him for bis views on temperance
and what is to be his policy with refer
ance to wines on the White house table.
No reply has yet been received, and it
Is safs guess none will be made.
The man whom the Temperance"
people have put into the executive
mansion will have plenty of wine, and
stronger liquors, at his feasts and on
bis sideboards."
It it be true as alleged, that the
Temperance" people pat Mr.. Cleveland
10 the White House, they were fully
justified in doing 30. Mr. Cleveland
promised temperance people nothing
while DIR. Blaine promised them every
thing. But when Mr.. Blaine was put
to the test Ia the September election in
Maine when the people were voting on
> prohibition amendment, be showed
the white feather and confirmed the
belief which was fast gaining hold up
on the public mind that upon thes ub-
ject os temperance he was bypocrite.
No veil informed person seems to doubt
4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
EDETORTAL NOTES.

John Kelly, of Tamrany Hall. is
said to be In > precarious condition,
having been i'll for several months.
The Aims House at Philadelpbia
was destroyed by f-e on the 18th inst
A large number OF insane persons was
kept there, of whom about so were
buraed alive.
William II. Gross, Bishop Of SaYan-
nah, las been appointed Archbishop of
the diocese Of Oregon.
Steps srs being takso to get up .
National Agricultural Exhibition to be
hsId at Louisville, Kentucky, where
agricultural products shall be the chief
articles of exhibition.
The Roseburg Plafnaealer is growing
and whining because "the Democratic
county COMMITTEES or some other com.
fnittee" has taken steps TO have grand
inaugural celebration at that place on
March 4th. We suppose these snivel-
ing objections viii not drive the conn
mittes from It's parpose, for the hearts
Of all good men win swell with joy
when the change takes place. "When
the righteous are in authority, the peo-
pie rejoice but when the wicked bear
eth rule. the people mourn"
It Is generally believed now, in view
of the fact that those who have attempt
ed to make up cabinet for Cleveland,
have been unable to agree among them
selves, that the president will be COM
PEELED TO make it up himself on or be-
fore March 4th, 1885.
And, if after forty days fruitless
effort TO elect Senator the legislature
should elect J. Fl. Mitchell to the
United States Senate, would not VII.
g., the Scottish Chief, burst firth in
LOwls of indignation that would be
heard from the Columbia on the North
70 the banks of the Rogue on the South,
and tIom the sage brush deserts on the
Snake to The fog-bemantled bills on old
Racifc's shore. Great Ssott what
tuwult there would be, and all aroused
by one man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
BLACKS RrLE.

There has been considerable mis-
understanding among the people with
reference to the bin introduced by
Mr.. Black providing that where a
contract o. any kind Ii entered Into
Il shall be lawful for the parties to
the contract TO stipulate and agree rs
to which shall pay the taxes which
shall be levied upon the note, mort
gage or other obligation. In order TO
understand the whole matter Il Is
necessary to state that when the leg
islature convened there was strong
determination on the part Of many
members to repeal the mortgage tax
law, the usury law, the law allowing
deductions for indebtedness, and TO
pass 9 law exempting credits from
taxation, add Other legislation upon
thesubject of assessment and taxation.
A committee on assessment and tax
alton in each house was appointed
and bv resolution of each house II
was made Joint committee. AL
these propositions on the subject oi
assessment aud taxatioa were REFER
red to this committee. Some of this
committee favored the repeal of the
mortgage tax law, others favored the
repeal Of the usury law, while others
favored other expedIents.
Senator Hare, of Washington county
who IL chairman of the Senate CON-
mittee informs US that out of this
conflict of opinion compromise was
agreed upon aud Mr.. Black was in-
structed by the committee TO embody
the compromise in a bill and intro
duce Ii in the house, which he did.
Senator Hare informs us that he
and Mr.. Black agreed to this bill in
order to prevent the repeal OF the
mortgage tax law. Dir. Black II.
forms us that In committee he favor
ed making the law applicable to con.
tracts drawiog 0 per cent interest or
less, but the committee decided to
leave 1t at 10 per cent. This exnla.
nation We deem due 10 Mr. Black Ia
view of the criticisms made upon the
bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

The many friends Of J. L. Cowan and
wife will be glad TO know that they will
be hsme Thursday evening.
Dr.. Il. Cheadle is home on 0 visit
from British Columbia. whore he has
been for the past two years.
Suppose We will soon have another
wedding here,as We saw our Post Mas
ter out looking at vacant houses the
other day.
Saturday night Mrs. d. Blick came
up from JefEeraon whore she lives, with
the body Of dear little ono TO bury II
beside It's father.
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Mi1Iers.
WAYS.

Feb. I4th, 1885.
The general health Of this community
10 good with few exceptions.
Farmers are all very busy preparing
TO put In their spring grain. Fall grain
never looked better.
Mrs. Phillips school viii close the
9th OF this month. We are sorry for
abe IL splendid teacher, and has had
very successful term.
Notwithstanding the hard times there
IL considerable work going on in our
neighborhood. Mr.. Graham ID running
large hop yard and has several men
employed setting poles and grubbipe
them. Mr.. Zimmerman also has quite
. number Of ohinamsn grubbing fol
him.
will advise The people to look out
for chicken thieves for they are very
numerous in this icommnnity. There
was one eaptured In Thos. Alphine'l
chicken house q few nights ago. He wal
formsrly Of Albany but now Of Knox
Batte. he il we'll known in this com.
munity.
A Scarprwv
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Brownsville.

February 18th, 1885.
Married-On Wednesday, the lIth
inst, at the residence of the bride, by
Rev. G. Sperry, Alonzo Keyes to Mrs.
Edith Smith, both of Brownsville.
Also on Thursday, the 18th inst, By
FL. j. G. Averill, ESQ.,, at the residence
Of the officiating magistrate, Mr.. Chas.
n. Banta, Of Mabel, TO Miss Alturesa
Warquiss, of Charlottesville.
Also on Sunday, the 18th inst, al
the residence Of the brides parents, ID
Brownsville, by Rev. G. Sperry, Mr.
VIM. Skiff, of Cal fornia, to Miss Beccs
Sperry, daughter Of the officiating eler.
gyman. We wish Bscca O pleasant
voyage in her new boat.
Elder Shea, of Sweet Home, put in
an appearance here on Friday night,
and remained over till Saturday morn.
ing. Your correspondent is not 10.
formed IS to bis mission, but presume
he is looking after the spiritual inter.
ests of his diocese or district, whichsve,
| 1t is called.
Hon. J. N. Rice, Of Brush Creek, wal
in town yesterday on business.
w. III. Grant, Of Portland, ,trAvelIinf
agent of the Accident Insurancs Com.
pany of Hartford, Conn.,, has been Il
town day or SO, and seems to be YER,
energetically pushing the interests o
his company.
r. w. Thompson has sold his resi-
dence in North Brownsville to Wm. B
Blanchard, and Mr. Thompson has pur.
chased 3. 3. Csoft's residence on ths
corner Of Mill and Race Street.
Thos. Kay has purchased two lots in
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

For the first time in some years
Grover Cleveland holds no public
Office. He is neither distriet-attorney,
sheriff,l mayor, governor nor presi-
dent. And yet there has probably
never been time IN his whole career
when he has been the public's mos.
obedient and faithful servant more
surely than now. The short
months before he will deliver his In.
augural at Washington will be nc
play spell for him, but season oil
anxious thought and hard work.
That he works TO some purpose the
past has shown, and we believe the
future VIII show 1t yet more abun.
dainty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
TmE rR0uIBsrIoS AMENDMENT.

Both houses of the Legislature have
passed joint resolution III. J r. No.
81 providing for submitting prohibi-
tory amendment 10 The constitution. TO
be voted on by the people if the same
shall he adopted by the next legislative
assembly. The folio sing is the vote.
Democrats in italics aud Republicans in
romans:
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SENATOR sLAToR.

"The Democratic Territorial Com
mittee Of Washington Territory has
passed resolution fayoring the APP
pointmentment of Senator James FL.
Slator to the position of Commissioners
of the General Land Office at Washing.
ton. Tho Democrats of the Legislature
now in session have unanimously rec
omended him for the positson of Com
missioner of Indian Affairs. We have
information that Idaho and Montana
will follow the example Of Washington
Territory, and press bis appointment
for the position named. No man would
give more satisfaction. and we think he
will receive one or the other of these
positions
Ii senator SIator should be called to
either station above named the appoint.
ment would meet with the hearty ap-
provaI Of the people of Oregon without
regard to party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Hauaman's addition TO North Browns.
Vile. Times must be improving Ia the
real estate business.
Prof. w. 8. Walker, Principal OF thc
Nsrth Brownsville Graded school. was
taken seriously III on Friday last, with
prcmonitory symptoms Of pneumonia,
but under the sklllful managem emit Of
Drs Starr and McCAuley he has been
brought around, until they now think
be will miss . severe spsll Of that dread
fever. During the Prsfs. illness bis
place 10 supplied In the school by Mr..
Hsrman Gregg,an advanced student In
the school. The school IL now In the
seventh week Of the second term slnoe
Prof. Walker tosk charge Of Il, and the
average daily attendance thus far this
term has been about 90 scholars. The
Prof. is 6ne educator, and va hope 10
soon see him arouad again In the en-
joyment Of his perfect and robust health.
Jupiter Pluyins has undlsputed sway
and We have water, water, water In
every direction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

New Jersey proposes Senator Stock
ton for Secretary OF the navy. He
would make 3 good one. So would
Gen. Mcclellan. The trouble is. the
association Of New Jersey with the
navy Is very unsavory on account of
Robesons record. He Is net only .
big load for his party but for bis state
a. well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

The question, ais secession treason?"
In now being discussed by the two lead
ing Journals in Cincinnati. What does
this controversy mean? We trust that
Ohio does not propose to secede from
the Union because Clevelsnd has been
elected President.
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Lebanon.

The City treasury was again enrich
ed this week 70 tho amount Of 50.
The River bridge that was injured
by the snow storm Is being repaired.
The Senatorial contest is the main
topic Of ccnvsrsation among the men
now.
Mrs. d. Crnbtree, of Marion Station,
is spending the week 'yith her sister,
Mrs. ]. Bilyeu.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

A republican exchange says: ave
would like to know one or two of Dir.
Cleseland's thoughts." No doubt of
it The possession of one or two sensi-
ble ideas would benefit our e. c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

There Is some printer in our Office
who seams to have an especial grudge
against us, for whenever we clip par
tieularly good thing he carefully leaves
ont the credit.
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JIe 9sMstat.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1886

There are quite number of Reoub.
lican ofiice-holders who are by no means
satisfied with Mr.. Cleveland's civil
service reform doctrines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Brother Dana is now fairly humping
himself to give Mr.. Cleveland loyal
and zsalOus support, 1t was the cat,
not DAsa, who had charge of the sun's
columns before election.
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r I. CASE PLows.

This famous plow Is we'll known In Linn
County. The chilled and steel piows ara
well made from the very best material
and are warranted to do as good work and
scour fully as well as any other plow
Peters q StAwart are the sole agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Grover Cleveland will be the fifth
president inaugurated on Wednesday.
The sthers were Thomas Jefferson.
Andrew Jackson, Mlllard Fillmore and
James Buchanan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Up to the present time President
sleot Cleveland seems to be the only
man IN the dark as to who is going to
be in his Cabinet.
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D LAcKsMITH's OUTFITS,

Anvils, vises, bellows, hammers. sledges.
stocks and dies and almost every tool used
by blacksmiths we keep constantly on
hand. Also full stock OF iron of ali sizes.
horse shoes and horse shoe nails, Special
prices made on small outfits for farmers
use,
PETERS q STEWART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

During the last Eve years 10.90l
soldiers have deserted from the regular
army but the army still stands, as the
other nine men are there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

We want carpenters to know that we
keep constantly in stock the very best
tools the market affords, and sell them as
cheap as they can be sold. Every tool we
sell we can warrant. No shoddy articles
ere kent, Come and see us.
PETERS q STEWART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Concerning the Illinois legislature
the Chicago Herald says: Viewed as
q legislature it is circus; but viewed
as . circus it Is a very snids show"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
DARN DOOR HANG1NGs,

are always breaking, unless you have
the kind seld by Peters q Stewart, of Al
bany. They are made of wrought iron,
cannot jump the track and will last q life
Time. Don't hang another barn door un-
til you have seen them.