The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-06


irasaheppers ere destroying wheat on Beaver
Greek. Wheat win be half crop In ochOOc
county. Hacklsmsn and Price had collect
ed In 400 head ef cattle on their sale.
ThsITsst 6hors for june has illustrations
Of Astoria, which show OF that place aneom.
monty well. Il Il an excellent number. pul
iss readers are assured tbes the July nHmbsF
will Re ahead Of anything yet. Look oat for
| IL.
We are under many obligations TO Mise
Caadia Conn for. lovely bunch Of currents
a. large ~ ostrich eggs. Il is such little
acts Of appreciation that ILLS the editors life
with sunshine. BY the ray we have not
had any July strawberries yet
We understand the stors Of NJ. Stock, Of
Corvallis has been closed by. attachment Of
Portland creditors in the sum of $4,000.
H.a liabilities IN San Francisco are about
SIC, 900 or Sll 900 additional. Assets are
estimated from so. 600 70 81, ZOO.
They can beat us braggng - well a.
telling tisk steries In Corvallis. They now
claim TO have young maa who can run
hundred yards 10 II seconds whs can aeas
anyone In Albany who can run II in o..
They must hs necromanoers mp there.
The repor first reesivsd in this city in
reference 10 the convict eaeapads - Salem,
was that there were thirty OF thsm At liberty
in the country. all arned TO the teeth.
Immense excitement followed and maay he
gan arming for them shoall they eome in
solid hody towards Albany.
Gov Newell. Of Wsshineton Territory
seems tn b n..a ofsplendid litsrary ability.
as well - orat"ricsl powers. aud hss deliver.
cd several o,ati.us lately. part It College
Caameaesmsnts. QuitU cpntrasE "a Ore.
goH's Mnody governor. Rasgsr College.
New Brunswick. New Jersey. lately cnnferr-
ei the degrse OF I. l.. ID. on Coy. Newell.
GJ Gross. proprietor of the Waterloo
Hotel. was in the city Tuesday. and brought
with him fresh from the springs. jug al
the celebrated Waterloo mineral water. IL
il fact that netting tones . person up
quicker than this water. Waterloo il .
beautiful place for resort and We predict
that during the summer there viii be Q
great many 60 there for health add pleasure.
Rogers All Star Troap exhibited in this
city 1t Parrish's Hall on Tuesday and Wed.
nssday evenings. They are the same com.
pAny that played "whius' At Portland aud
up the Colombia. under the head Of the Ray.
usond- -Holn.ss Dramatic Company. Why
they changed their name We do not known
without it wAs because they gut some very
hard hits in Portland.
Il copies. in fsll, our extra IN regard to the
Dallas Gre aud calls it Especial to the
Meas" We cent our extra alike 70 ell or
exchanges in Portland. The 0regoni.ia. the
Ssazdani. aaA the Saiem Tose@ Tall gave us
honorable credit. Lat tie Ners sssms 70
think that We get our extra for it's special
benefit We AJAX again, what's the matter !:
Dallas Hemiz>r.
A real live pOrcupins OF hedge hog. hss
been on exhibition in this city lately. IL
was made present 10 J = sarb.n. havisg
been caught 90 the cslipOoia bottoms. IL 10
festive locking beast. but not one person
feels inclined 10 embraes. These animals.
We understand. are very scarce here. = fact
We are to he congratulated sn. - meek ar
they appear when in company.
Friday afternoon the private school Of
Miss Georgia Peters closed with appropriate
exercises as her home on Fourth Street..
They were very interesting - well a. novel.
Her school has been partly sn the famous
kindergarten plan. msthsd which. whils
il exeites the closest attention, a. well 10.
.trusts. perhaps more rapidly than any other
system. The closing sxercises broaght oui
the peculiar ideas Of the methods pursued,
and were well worth watching and listening
to.
Dir John Sahmesr, lately Of Prneville, has
purchased the livery stable Of Mrs Stimson
in this city. with all Of her horses, carriages
and fixtures, paying $1,000 fer the saps.
Johnny" will msxs HE family To this city,
and - he is quite popular no doubt wi,
make success Of the stables. he has great
confidence in Albany. and expresses it BY
buying into one Of 0ar Institutions. certainly
. very emphatic way Of doisg 20. May hi,
success Be large.
Nearly every one from this city whs hsi
been the eountry speaks Of the splsn.iil
condition early wheat seems 10 b in, aud Il
is generally asserted that even II thsr
should be BO rAia the crop win Be an aver
age one. 10 feet the only good rain woul'
do now wouId be 10 late sown wheat, whicl
in aoy event will not be very good but /
should te remembered that only 10 or
per cent Of the acreage j. late sown. Sem
even claim that heavy rain would do NOR
hurt rhan good, as Il would have sn inclins
ton 70 lay the whest.
a correspondent to the 0regonian fror
J Ysmhill says: ''From what I can lear
from travellers. this county Is faring bette
than any Of the other valley counties in rs
gard to the dFouth. Some small patches Z
wheat that escaped the freszeout win max
over thirty bushels 10 the acre, and some ~
estimating from one-half ts two-thirds Gro
without any more ram, bat IL We reach
half crop without rain we win do excsedinl
ly WELL We ara satisfied Linn county wi
dc 1t least - well as this, and II We are nd
mistaken there win be two-thirds Of Gro
anyway.
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