The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08


be sold bsfore:Juiy 4th. so II you want rare
bargain In bats now IL the opportunity. =
Last Wednesday, @ w Watts, Phillip
baltimore and Myron Hyde, Of this city,
went 10 Crabtrss creek, beyond Scie. where
they caught $50 trout with flies. This l.
the biggest haul. II IL claimed ever made In
June, aud could only have been done by
extra fly whippers.
Clark 4 Diokey, who recently msyed 10
Portland have already received q contract
for making 1900. 600 brick for the Oregon
Rolling Mills. at 0swego, and will make
them on the ground At that place. They
are also manufacturing them In Portland.
where they can sell all they can mAnufac.
ture.
II IL an easy matter TO set round ani aAy
what ought, or ought not, TO bs done in
this world, but the man who takes hold and
does something 10 make himself better or q
help hla neighbor or build up the town Ia
which he lives is Of more real worth than
all the nero takers. Little work IL better
than much talk. Er.
A wolf was killed recently on lnokia.
mute. by Mr.. Harper. who after kiliing Il
propped II mp so ~ TO make u appear alive,
aud only short way from the raAd and II
10 said moro than ans fatal shot ives fired at
the poar wolf. People riding along the
road would take crack at Il only ~ ind
that 10 was already dead -Eg.
JM Nolan. Of Albaay. Oregon. ha. rented
the new builling ~ u wiRgats. nos being
iiai.h.d on Pacific Avsane. aud will put 10 q
s'''ok ot Try goods and clothing. tie will
take poases.ion Of the bailding immediately y
on its oomplu.Ioa. T.ieon,a LestJsr. The
baiihiag will not be ready Tor occupancy for
~ hils set. Ia the meantime Nc Nolan
~iIl bs with na At his old stand.
The Albany correspondent of'ths 0r<goHi.
0a says the prospects ars good for the build.
ing Of city hall oo the vacant lot nsxt 10
No. 2s engine houss. We bad heard rum.
orSoi this that il was 70 be 50 by no feet.
and first.elass rink established In II. ~
wsll as good stage and sesnsry constructed.
We hope this w.li prove true, We are
sadly in need Of public hall
A Missoala paper was rsceived lev days
ago ia this city, in which an account Of ball
game Was given, The playing Of one Hill.
frat bassmAn, anil two others particularly
was compliIsentsd. An s had been printed
iu lax over tho II. making 1. read Sill. II
is thought this Was doas by George Sill for
the purpose Of making his friends here be.
lisvs he had been doiag some fy ball play.
log.
Lambert HAyman. Of San Francisco, Is an
artistic genius. We refer 10 the gentleman
who was IN the city last Wednesday deeora.
ting our stors windows with various inseript.
ions. for . small consideration. We have
never seen any one de such work with great.
sr Alacrity and at the same time display
such regularity in ths formation Of eharae.
ters. He is also an expert It card writing.
and will be here again in about . moath.
While in Harrisburg last week We hal
the pleasure Of visiting the public schools in
that place under the management OF Prof.
d. Y. s. Reid. We must say that We were
highly pleased with the good order and
system that seem to prevail in all depart.
meuts OF the school. The recitations show
that the pupils have besn taught with great
care and pAinstakizg On the part of Prof.
Reid. We think the directors ara fortunate
ia securing the services Of 90 efficient aud
faithfsl teacher
The COMMITTEES of aFrsnz zstnents fDr the
coaaty 4 y. convention. which meets in
this city Jane 18th, 10Th. and 2lst. have
appointed the following committee On enter
tainmens, whom they dssirs to see that all
attending the convention are properly cared
for: Rev w HoIIenhangh. chairman. T
r nAeklsnam. Mfs Chas Brush, Mrs A
stAiger, Mira II II Hewitt. Mrs A u Barker,
Mr.. b w CundifI. Miss Matte Shields. Mis-,
Matte Foster. Miss Lib Irvine. Prof. ] u
Robh, Mias Jennie Clark
Thsecop prospect throa gnoat ths Pacific
coast ssys the comerciai Rsporter IL il need
less TO repeat, is of the most promising
character. and business estimates ars safe q
be basel upon an increased export surplnl
from the ports Of the Pacific Northwest
We are dubious that the expected reanlt o
800. 900 tons export from the Pacific North
west IL top Ggure little too sAnguins, aai
we are prepared for range Of average sx
port within those iignres, especially a. tn
heavy immigration Of the present year vii
absorb for local consumption far beyond tn
ratio Of past years.