The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
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Is BhdaAstrttr, On, April sth, 4, 's4r :
Editors DsDiociat;
/, Mr.T. 7. PiIlatury will on next
Monday take bis departure for Center-
Vile where hs will locate. Mg. z. is
an estlniablo gentleman and 40 excel
lent jeWelsr who will be missed fronl
tho social and business circles of our
town. t~
1t Is currently reported that Mr.. Lig-
gott, of Halsoy, has connected himself
with the blacksmith shop formerly own
cd and successfully managed by Mr.. J.
ID. Arthurs. These gentlemen are skill
ed workmcn and with their full supply
OF necessary appurtonance will as usual
put out only tho best of work.
The South Brownsville .chool opensd
last Monday with Mr.. Hudson as teach
or.
Mr.. Davis and several other gentle
men from ShSdd's Station gave Browns
villo pleasant visit last Friday eve
ming.
On Saturday and Sunday was the
quarterly meeting of the NJ. r. church
Although the Presiding Elder, Mr.
Driver, failed to como, tho meetings
wero largely attended.
Mr.. Shackleford and family, of
Brownsville, have moved to Crawfords-
vile.
Mr.. .. =. Co,how jr. Of the State
University il Visiting relations and
friends hero few days during vaca-
ton.
Born to the wife Of Mr.. Harmon
Swank "a son on tho 30 u!t.
Miss Mary Coshow one of tho stu
dents of North Brownsville school will
commence teaching school next Monday
a. Waterloo. Miss Coshow has had
considerable experience in teaching and
will doubtless meet with success.
A surprise supper was given the
MAsons by their wives at tho Browns
vile Hotel Last Friday night.
Mr.. II. j. q. Averill is democratic
candidate Tor Justics-of.the- Peace. M
Frank Jack is on the same ticket for
Constable.
There will be lecture on Tsmper-
ance by Miss Lsavi,t on Thursday eve
ming April 10 At the City Hall
Mrs. c. Srerry is able to be around
again.
The school at Union Point will be
gin the l4th of this month with Miss
Ida Smith as teacher. We wish her
success
| Lester Hyde has been very sick but
is better.
A surprise party was given at NJ.
BlanchardA by the little folks last Sat
urday evening
! Mr.. Scott Anderson Of the North
BrownsviIe public school, on last Mon
day startsd 70 Portland where lie will
take q situation on the Psicifc CHRISTIAN
AdlLoeate. Mr. a. has the well wishes
Of large circle Of friends in this com
nunity.
DIR T.. W. Jack and Mr. T.. Hume,
Fornythe started to the Wall Wa thi
morning.
Mr.. ID BruAha ia no~ proprieto
pro. TEN. Of the Browns lle Hotel.
Mrs. Florence Lake. Of Corvallis, hA
opened dtesn makers shop in Browns
willie. Mrs. l.. haa had much expert
ence in this business and will duustlea
:, build up good trade.
Dir. g. w. Dyson has been renova
, ting and repleni.hins his large stock 0
tin and hardware.
II Batter Is very scarce At 30:.
, From what we have heard reported
We suppse tbs Lodge Of Orieatil Hu-
milisy is doing land o'ti1s bnsiasss II
present.
Meyer Bros are about ready 10 driv
piles for the new dam.
1t is reported that Mr.. Gardener, vii
move with his Photographic gallery Il
, Lebanon soon.
Mr.. Julius Xeiner has returned from
the Oregon City mills TO his forme
position in the Brownsville Wooler
tuilis. Mr.. II. AZ dyer has not sups
rior on tho Pacific Coast and his large
circle OF friends welcome him back /,
, the position be has filled with honor &c
himself during tho past many years