The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

quickly Il looks some as II were on pivot
We went grouse hunting last wednesda
evening this side Of Miller's. but as we too
no gun we did net succeed In killing any {
the festive birds.
Wanted--l2 cords Of oak grub wood in
mediAtely for the College for which cash wi
be paid. Call on Rev II Condit, corner Q
Ellsworth street and the Ditch.
Several young men went from this city 3
hear Calendars Minssrels At Corvallis, Las
Saturday eyenins. They were not very wei
satisfied with the performances.
The premiums offered Al tho State Fai
this year In ell departments are very goo'
ones, aud II is hoped viii induce good dis
play as well a. speed in horses.
The frat wheat of the season was receiv
Cd by Isom, Lanning 4 Co. last Monda,
morning at o'clock, Mr. Mart Miller. haY
ing the honor of being the deliverer.
A pump was recently brought to Portlan,
that weighed nearly seven tons. and whiel
has capacity for raising nearly 1000. e0'
gallons Of water in twenty.four hours.
A quantity of the list OF premiums ant
psograms for the State Fair have been receiv
cd at this Office, aud will be distributed mp
ON application to those desiring the same.
Chief Watkins. OF Portland, proposes 4
deal with vags and bad women without
gloves. This will be quite change from
LAppsns' course He always wore gloves.
Allan & Martin keep constantly on hand
an endless variety of corsets. The lever.
lasting" "unbreakabls" and corduroy. "
the three best corsets made. always in stock
$4,000 in Northsra Pacific boads hs'
been transferred 10 the Regents Of the Stats
University. an additional iaeoms Of $500.
500 of which il to be pu. in tho library
each year.
Rev F Baker. Of Salem. aon Of Rev
G Baker. who preached in the Congregation
al church last Sunday, will preach in th.
Presbyterian church next Sabbath. morning
and evening.
The number Of bushels Of wheat stored II
the mills and warehouse ia this city vii
probably be ~ great as last year. although
some farmers will keep their wheat unit
they sell.
4 tailor for San Francisco house Is th'
city. Deal with home manufactures. man,
say Is the proper rule. Il certainly 10 whal
helps build up community, but Of eours'
this il free country.
Wednesday Giimour & Watkins thrcshet
Z Turner'S wheat west Of Albany. Il yield
ed 81 bushels 10 the acre on an average
which was much more than wAs anticipated
from appearances.
Emory French, alias Joo Scott, who VA
arrested ia this county last spring and takel
back 10 Iswa. for horse stealing, has has
his trial, and been sentenced TO term o
four years In the penitentiaFy.
Rev Baker preached in the Congregation
al church last Sunday evening. Hev Bower
sOx, Of Salem. supplied the pulpi. at tn
Evangelical church. and Rev Berry. o
Salem, at the Presbyterian church.
The prospects for good attendance a
College this fall are very fAttering. w
understand al accomplished teacher for th
prsparstor department has been hired, an
Q iirat-elaas assistant will be obtained.
The railroad will 60 through Collar
which would probably not have beea tn
cAss had not that place burned nearly down
The railroad promised 20 90 there IL the
would rebuild. and will keep it's word.
Mr. GrO~l. Of Waterloo informs Us ths
there is no further danger from scarlet fevs
At that place. Il has bees IL days since tn
person who had il wGs removed and evsry
thing been renovated and made healthy.
4 gentleman from Halsey last TuosdA.
noon ~ the depot gOs so excited in talkin
politics With the editor Of orr contempt
rary tha. the train left without him.so ths
he did not go 20 Portland nnsd the nes
morning.
Going into Chinese house Aay svenin
one can see by occasional elances behiod Il
curtains that opium is being smoked col
tinuaily. There is probably not . Chinsl
establishment in thu city where il 10 n.
smoked.
d d Pret.yman while in Eastern 0rego
found spear OF grass thirty-two feet lor
by actual measurement. We have hi. {
the word OF SIR PrettymAn as well a. Il
newspaper reports from that part OF Il
state.
Wednesday the County Court had i
hands fall examining ak applicants 4
scholarships to the State University
Z Kngsne. It was an interesting session AZ
kept Superintendent Moses, the counf
Judges end Commissioners busy sever
hours.
| Jas Bennett, a farm laborer living ne
Portland. and said TO be hard driaker, W
found dead in . gulch in Portland. T
Csroners Jury were uncertain whether
fell from bridge running across the gull
or had been fonlly dealt with.
Ga account Of Publishing correspondent
for which it was not at all responsible, +
Dallss Tsmes-Moantaiase lost fifty to
hundred subscribers a. we'll as their adv.
tising patronage, but that paper should Ia
nothing by IL.
"Weli, how is the DEMOCRAT" some 0
asks us nearly every day, and we till the
that it is getting along frst-rAte consid'
ing the times, getting new subscribers. q
once in while losing one who has be
politely invited to liquidate.
Capt Powell, in charge of the eovernme
works in the Northwest, oply asks for
appropriation Of $4,000 to be used
Yaquina Bay dnrino next year. This
Is claimed vii bs wDoily inadequate. .
much surprise 10 expressed that 50 small
appropriation was asked for.
We are informed by Mr. I G EdsIn
living six miles southwest of Brownsvi
that during the thunder storm last we
lightning struck the house Of Dir Bre'
living one mile north of him. No dam