The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-25

On Thursday Of next week Mr. William
Carrots willtako charge OF the Il wee Houss
10 this oity. IIo will make DO mJ .r hotel
Keeper, Is fall of bui 1889, beside b ling Gu
terprisins aud public 50 rited Mr. Pfeifot
viii remain Ia the CITY this winter. and we
hope permanently. The ducks AMI wild
out.
John drimss, BsIl trims, Harvey S,a
meryills and Mr. Barger, who live fow miles
eGst OF Harrisburg, each brought down wheat
to this place aud took 10 10 tho Ted Gown
| NILS to get iloar for their home use. Tney
bad oil tried the Red Crown flour, and cav
that = will pay them 10 CONS this distance
after Hour This spsakg In loud whispers
Tor the Ked Crown. but, say, don't Il
seem like old timos 10 SOC meu 90 thirty
| miles 10 mill :
"Prneville has not been keeping up its
customary recorl on shooting episodes, but
last Thursday, WIN Brown had sono words
With Ed Evans, q saloon keeper, whsreupon
the latter picked up shotgun from behi nd
he bar and fired at Evans. A bystauder
knocked mp tho .nuzzie Of the gun, thus pre-.
venting the usual murder item from this
ilourishing Eastern Oregon town. .r--HeDney
Times. Now, who did tho firing 7
A good example Of how we'll raising har
seed pays IL shown In twenty acres raised by
&C Craft, OF DotysilIc. 0n twenty acres he
raised seed for which he received S4lE cash.
md there were no warehouse bills TO pay,
ms sood grows nneommonly we'll around
Dotyyille, aud large number there have
AvaiIed themselves Of contract market 10
False 1t. They know before hand what thoy
will get. and got II right down in cash.
Ets fsfI sfa.s.
days Standard "A r Workman. who bad
Postmaster Talbot, Of sodayiIle. Liam comm.
tys arrested for opeling me of his letters.
has told our reporter that he l. inclined 10
lut the matter drop. ~ he has become con.
vinced that Talbott did not intend To com
init felony. This will probably be tho beat
way. ~ Talbot has always borne a good
reputation aud coufosses 81 having commit
tod big blunder without criminal inteat.
The A4torida talks 10 the following mean
manner about newspaper mon "a Chicago
newspaper man named Wakesn.u lost con
siderable money lately. aui ia consequences,
has retired TO n m0naAtary." III All tho
newspaper men that ara losi x money iaat
now were 70 follow SIR Wakep,. .t,'s exsaat,ls.
The tnonasterias would hava more than they
could hold Ita xno1 bet thoagh tnat
Makeman viii wake up ss,oa and try Il again.
They all do. A newspaper man has no more
business ia monastery that a toad on ;
| aideseddle.
A New Engianl man. Il 5 s.ab,rn, has
Just died. leaving behind him ssraage story
Tor dnpliesty. rarely equatlsl A. bis hone
10 Kingston. N. r., he was the patron of
education and religion, giying literally for
ell good causes lis psonla thought 10
much OF bin that they sent hin to the lcgis.
iAture. at Boston, al this time, he owned
several br0thals. aud accumulated . large
fortune through the infamous business, aud
was Iibsrtine himself lila double char
aotsr was not found out tiil his death.
Mr. Louis vsiroek last week bought ont
Dir Louis Campoau. and Monday morning
began business. On leaving Milton, Pa. ,hts
former home. the MiitoHiaa gave him the
following complimentary notice "Mr Louis
Vsireck, Of tbs firm of Veirock & Mattorn,
tonsorial artists, Front street, has sold his
property on Filbert atreet and all interests
10 this place aud has gone 20 Albany, Oregon.
MF Veireck came here the Summer Of 1877
and has bssn quist. energetic and public
spirited citizen. aud by excellent manage.
msnt has succeeded in his business and gain.
ed the respect Of every one. lie 10 one q
those Thorough going. active aud substantial
men that u an honor 10 any place they livs
in. Wherever he may establish himself b,
viii be sure % get along aud We wish him Il
tho success attendant upon = good citizen
lie % our loas aud gain 10 the city he may
| locate in