The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31
Southern Oregon paper.


church and make the proper arrangements.
Two men were drowned Ia Portland last
Tuesday, ono young man named James
Peters whe fell overheard from a scow. ths
; other nightwatch Of tho steamer ''0rd
way. named Gaines Bond. who slppod and
fell overheard, and was drowned before a.
sistsnos could bo rendered. ~
The frat bf The week Mr. Taylor propat in
ranring across the street from one OF the
butcher shops, tailed to sec long dus,
oolored stick reaching cut from the hack oI
! bis wagon, which he had left standing ia
the road. aud In consequence ran against Il,
throwing him to the ground aud hruising
his eye Ia no very pleasant manner.
| The city schools bsgin next Monday with
the following corps Of teachers In the
Central school, p A Moses. principal, assist.
ed by Miss Ollie kirkpatrick. Misa Nettie
Sparks and Miss Ella Mcbride East aide
school. Miss Minnie Allison West side,
Miss Rova Alexander.
Probably Of ell the nuisances Ia the world
the greatest. ths ne plas Hltra. Is the hair
Drained. insect hearted wretch who disposes
Of lemonade aud cIown's songs At circus.
Caatello had several. One Of them had
served an apprenticeship as peanut vendsr
on the O { n so his iltncss foe the disrsp.
utAble position can be imagined.
| Isom, .anning a Co, have recently 70.
ceived two sets Of rollers for the now pro-
eess -four, and already have several, besides
this they have placed in their mills from
bottom TO top new machinery for things in.
Vulnerable. making their mills complete and
snobling them to grind splendid grade Of
aour, probably unsurpassed Ia tho north
west
| Last Friday while assisting ia threshiug.
Mr. Jas Gilmour. caught one OF his hands In
| the betting Of hia thresher. II was, quicker
than flash. Eiravn over the pulley. breaking
the lgaments Of his wrist. bat fortunately
not breaking any Of his bones. although II
sounded as though every bone in bis arm
had been broken. He IL nov carrying Il in
= sling. aud will continue to do so for some
time.
4 writer in the Salem Tall took occasion
recently to question Sheriff pnrdon's bravery
in the arresting Of Bradshaw and Clean. the
escaped convicts from Salem. The answer
Of the Sheriff is convincing that he acted in
no cowardly manner. Those who know
Sheriff Pardom know that cowardics 10 the
farthest from one Of his peculiarities. Any
such insinuation by party TO tho capture.
~ Mr Barlow vas. certainly shows poor
Judgment II not spite.
More attention needs TO be paid 10 sew.
age not only here bat everywhere. Much Of
the sickness prevalent can be traced TO bad
drainage. The same spirit il observable
here - in many other places, to make .
thing with ss little outlay or work a. possi.
bic. and in consequence water closets are
built on top Of the ground, with no drainage
At all. This is an important matter. and II
our citizens would prevent disease they
shcald look into il, and place sheir yards in
better condition.
i That pcripatstis nuisance. Frank AnksEy,
who Fscently returned from the willamstts
valley. was arrested last week. charged with
lamoking opinm. The bost Of the dan N.
also brought before Recorder HuEsf, whe
lined him s25. but permitted Ankeny 70
leave town. - he furnished the evidences
tkat convicted the Mongoliah. Jacksonville
Tsnse4 The above viii be remembered q,
tho young man who was arrested for rob,
. b;pg mAu near this city sad cent 20 III.
I x.~ustmnffa~xy f.~ k.w. ..a.~a Kfs. fmkkmw :.
: one Of the wealthy men Of the state.
} Dir Willard 10 20 strike the last spike one
for each 100 miles Of Northern Pacific road
the line Is 1880 miles in extent. Thii
takes 10 full blows and one light ons. Tn.
driving Of the last spike that is the blow
- they are eiyen-will be heard In New
York. Boston. Philadelphia, washingteI
and Portland, il having been decided 10 cou
! meet telephone o. telegraph wires 70 the raj
} which Is fastened by the spike, anil viii 70
sound with the blowa. The wire conveyin,
} the sound 70 Portland win be carried int,
j the board OF trade rooms. the pavilion o.
New Market Thsatcr Il IL also iatenies
that the address on that occasion will b
conveyed To listening world by the ram,
means.
Il A few wseks!Ago We wrote an article IN ref
srencs 10 thssilk worms OF Mr. Geisendoffer
| near this city. The way that article hal
been woFTned aronnd has been = caution
; Nearly every place in the stats has appro
priated It, thinking perhaps tha. IL coal'
give an immense immigration by IT. Item
: like this have been common "Mr Geisen
6 dorfer, who iiyes near PeBdleton 10 tryin
. the experiment Of raising silk worms
: Besides residiDg near Pendleton Mr. g. ha
been placed at Portland and any number Q
= other cities until all the silk must bay
been twisted from his worms. Verify ther
i seems 70 be great effort being made to 70
, Albany Of her many advantages.
The September number Of Frank Leslie
: Popular Monthly presents host Of brigh
attractions, Of which we can name only
9 few. THE Treaty Of Paris. Septembs
. 1854. /" "The French Stage . "Ths Tea Con
Q merce Of New York. a Sentimental Joui
ney to Two Homes Of Edgar Poe, "Th
Thames Embankments. I" and "NellGwynn,
there area great many short stories, sketches
{ adventures, etc. There are l2s quarto page
and over 100 embellishments in each nun
= Der, together with beautifully colors
!. plate frontispisce. "a Merry Companion
: is the title of tbs present one Price 2
cents; 50 year, postpaid. Address, Mr
= Frank Leslie. Publisher. SO, IS and 81 Par
9 Place, New York.
This Is the way Walla Walla Watchmd
i. Iputs'is: Nov is tho time.when We expe
all good men, in arrears for the Ratchma
4 to come up and fill our lamp with oil. "
i believe in summer.isllow, that is, gettiI
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