The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-09-14

70 l0ok AItuf tneir large anu FaPtuty 1nofcens
ing business interests at that place. He
win remain there until the flrst Of January,
| The Puritans Of old were psrhsouted, and
In tura persecnted. The Americans were
Iperaeoussd. and in fact men have heen per.
secuted for ages, but al thsae sink into the
lowest insignifcanee compared with the per.
seoution received by the psor benedict In
Albany. OF all persons be has our warmest
sympathy. Subscribe for tho DMocRAT.
The testimony Of The examination Of Chas
Besserer, IN WallA Waila, for the shooting
Of Ed Kleber. . saloon keeper. showed that
he did tho act In self defense and conss.
quently he was discharged. Mr. Kleber s
probably satisaed by this time that Mr.
Besserer runs his own newspaper. and that
Il Il dangerous thing 10 attack an editor.
We hAvo received the annual Catalogue Of
McMinville College. The names Of those
who compose the faculty will be an earnest
10 tho public that theiachool win be second to
now in the state. We notice the name Of
Mrs Ella II Ruegg lNse Hansakerl ~ teacher
ofthe preparatory department., and Miss
Laura L Gollra a. teacher OF music, both
formerly Of this city.
Mcasrs senders q ssernberg have taken
charge Of the Agricultural implement estab.
lishment heretofore In charge Of q = simp-
son, They viii keep large and fall supply
ofali kinda oi agricultural maehinery aud
implements, which viii be sold upon a.
reasonable terms a. can be had anywhere 10
the valley. Sec ad. In another column.
A letter from Brownsville shows that the
people of that place are heartily Ia accord
with our eitizsns in the running Of the mar.
row gauge from that place 10 Albany, and
viii use all efforts 10 cooperate with Al.
hany people in bringing about the event.
Certainly when the small amount of labor
Is considered which viii be necessary to &C.
complish II, i. can hardly be doubted that Il
viii succaad.
Sheriff JOS Pnr1om, Of Dbnaiass County,
was in Albany Saturday and arrested WIN
Wsstgate for larceny By embaxzlement. Ha
took him back 70 Roseburg on the noon train.
Il seems that Westgate had uortgaged his
horse and then had run Of with Il. contrary
70 the Law 10 such case made and provided.
He was traced to this city. where ne has
an sx-rolative living aud was easily taken
into custody - mentioned above.
A road from here 10 Brownsville would
prove great advantage to the business 10.
tsassts Of Linn county snd no doubt 10 Al.
hany. Il is TO be hoped that the comment.
cation presented 70 Mr Willard uill b duly
considered BY tks management Of the road.
Eventually the Willamette Valley will be
netted with the evidences Of progression,
and the building ef railroad fsom hero 70
Brownsville Is but step In this direction,
and almost necessary one, from the manner
in which the narrow gauge u run now.
Yes. Mr. Standard 20 spell ''prograul'
''thusly." Il has been thus spelled IN the
DgMocaAT olfise every since ws have been
connected with il, aud II No mistake not
some years before. While the spelling u
"phonstic" il does not nssesaarlly follow
that we vary FROM tho authorised spelling.
- va are Sustained in this orthography BY
the latest Ssaaiarsi books on that subject.
The spelling Is pot Of modern phonstis
style.
There is generally Sunshine beysed the
dcads, and 20 The smoke has : silver lining.
Il completely vanished last week. and bow
the three sisters rear their heads a. Of old,
AAryis Peak Is ssilf standing. and both the
Coast Rargs and the Caaeads MountAina are
foand 70 be 10 exisiencs. This Is good ne-s
and We ohronicle Il with pleasure. IN order
to dis4ipase the doubts expressed By many
Of our readers that they would not put ia
an appearance so long have they been cover
ed with smoke.
Every family should take At least ON
good paper devoted to the interest Of their
occupation, ono general newspaper, one
political paper, one story paper, one msga-
zine. and also one oF more good papers for
the children. Remember that Frank Ken.
ton Is agent for al the leading publicAtions
He only charges tbs pablisher1 priccs 30 tho
Subscriber can take HE choice and be 10 no
trouble. risk, or expense Of sending money
70 the Publishers.
Ths clothesof two men. pants. coat, shirts
shoes, and hats, weFe discovered early We'd
nssday moming on BroAaalbin street, near
First. Il was thought that some one had
been murdered aud il certainly looked - II
it were case that deserved investigation.
The excisemen. began to increase. when i
was ascertained that J II Nolan had sold
two complete suits Of clothes to some harvest
hands. who had simply left their cast O!Is in
the street. On account Of Willard arriving
4 few hours afterwards the excitemeat sub
sided.
"Horrid. said new ccmer few days
ago, "your sidewalks here would be dis-I
grace to back woods village" and she
stumbled against several nails that stuck up
an inch or two, aud tusseIed with loose or
broken board. which did not change her
opinion 10 the least Tive styiishIy dressed
young ladies were walking on principal
street, abont the samo day when one stepped
on broken board throwing tho otLef 90
that hes nose came within quarter Of an
inch of being hastened Such incidents are
common, and are not very good recommen
dationz for our city.
i, In accordance with time honored custom
in this city. Mr Robert Crosby, benedict,
was called upon last Friday night by the
members Of Rescue Hook & Ladder Co. and
given lively ride through our streets. Re
ing landed in front Of Hoffman & Josephl
| he very generously called the boys in, whol
!. = bountiful repast Of soda water was served
: He was then, returned to his home, bu
strange to say, whsre about fifty took him
only about dozen returned with him afte
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