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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
a aasl Eaaaway

Last Sabbath, Mr. d. c. currie, Of Shedd
was returning home from the OakviIls
Church, accompanied by his wife. two sons,
Miss Wren and another person, when his
team became frightened and ran away
causing very distressing accident The
wagon was tipped over on tie side 81 the
road, throwing ont the occupants partly on
the fence and the ground Atr. currit
Jared worse Striking sideways against d
post il penetrated through her clothes and
along her breast, coming out on the oppo-
site side, such was the force. Had her body
been going directly toward il II could not
have done otherwise than cause instant
death. In the fall her left ankle was brok.
en- In two places, the socket bone being
broken in such manner that the limb will
probably be stiff for life. One Of her arms
was spraincd and finger disiocated, besides
other bruises received. Miss Wren had q
finger dislocated and her face bruised and
all were pretty thoroughly stirred up. They
are doing as well as can be expected. We
are rarely called on 10 report more un-
fortunate runaway accident.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
rive new wareAouse..

Business Is business and the more Of It
the better II does the DEMOCRAT good to
sec lots of stir in any line of industry. Just
now Cherry & Parkes have their hands full,
and are running day and night, at present
being at work on the machinery for the
Oregon Pacifc's new elevators at Phil.
omath and Newton. The latest improved
elevating and cleaning machinery, with the
Gurder framcsengines, will be used in these
warehouses This firm has also recently
furnished the machinery for new steam
schooner just launched at Yaquina Bay.
The boat is 90 feet long and 20 feet beam,
A high pressure surface condensed engine
with complete ream boiler and five foot
propeller are used in propelIing the schoon.
er The work on the machinery speaks
strongly for Cherry & ParIkes as machinists
The bogt will be used on the Coast trade
The business Of Cherry & Parkes is increas
ing in size from month to month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
S0TnIxG ~ TmAT nFsiSass,

The item II the oyeqoaiua il reference
to 1 being M unhcky number 20 far a.
Saunders was concerned II far stretched,
and full Of nlsstatemcnts. ESamine It.
Saunders Il 80 instead Of al has unlinrt
fingers instead Of Il Is reported he has
shot instead Of men when captured
his pistol contained 4 instead Of loaded
cartridges he was in jail S inaead oi 1
months he Was indicted March i7tt ii.
stead Of a. March "a was Sunday the
trial was sci for s,s instead 81 months
later be was defended by . inslead Of
twice lawyers the number Of witneases
aubpoenaed was not 10, and the cost was
not $40 he escaped July instead Of July
4, at !, probably /, instead OF at o'clock ;
he was probably joined by instead OF by i
men, making instead Of Ii the party /.
he hid In the brush instead Of 4 days he
was at liberty 70 days, and two or three
hours instead Of five times j days was
captured BY 3 instead Of i men (starr was
behind log) about les instead Of Is4 miles
from Albany returned TO Albany sia
Roseberg, less than $50 miles instead 81
a64 miles, In less than ) days travel instead
OF juet { he did not pay ten times dollars
for biz rifle. probably not anything only
. persons at waiia Walia instead Of 4 POSI-.
lively identified Saunders. Mr. Humphrcy
was a little over ] day instead oi In max.
Ing the trip to walla waila. and vas gone
days from Albany Chestnut was dis
charged 6 q J instead Of days after hls
arrest, only : men instead Of 4 leit ior
Southern Oagnn and l1.asas about The
time Chestnut was discharged instead oi
days after each Of the principal captors
received 433H dollars and their expenses
were over $500 instead Of sz44 the 0ye.
goaiaa published accounts OF 3 instead Of
men who resembled Saunders and no
pictorial journal wanted 81 for printing his
picture and description. While the Circuit
Court may meet on the sth Monday Of
oetohSr Saunders Nill not be sentenced 70
be hung IN just 20 days
So Il viii be seen tha, the business i
nearly al fiction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
r. r. Accident

Last Friday evening after the express
train had stopped at Lebanon the engineer,
Chas. Mcdonald, took the engine, as was
eustomary.to the turn table, turned it around
and started back towards the train. Eugene
Ia Forrest, express agent, J. E. Ross, the
brakeman, and Mr. Peebler, of Lebanon,
were on the cow catcher. In coming back,
for some unaccountable reason, which is not
satisfactorily explained, Mcdonald failed to
stop the engine. The men on the COW
catcher noticed that it could not stop in
time and jumped to the ground None Of
them were thought to be hurt at the time.
Ross, though, was taken sick Immediately
after, and II was doubted during the night
II he could recover but he will come out
Of il all right. lie has had one other rail.
road accident, being injured, we think al
the Pudding Creek accident. His wife wa,
in the baggage car, but was only well stir
red up. The head light Of the engine and
the COW catcher were badly damaged. TIL,
baggage car was knocked from the track
and was pretty badly damaged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
rAe Harvest.

Mrw W Crawford harvested hi4 wheat
last week. The yield was 200 bushels for
s0acres. "a acres q this averaged S5 buah-
els 70 the acre.
The quality Of che 'whoat this year is re-
markably good. All of il will be al.
We are informed that the yield VI wheat
on the farm Of Mr. Frank Smith. over in
CA0ada, averages IS bushels an acre.
40 bushels an aero is the report that comes
from the yield Of wheat on the farm OF b
Keebler. OF Lebanon precinct
60 centa bushel is paid Tor new wheat IN
this city, aud considerable is being sold. ,
cents lees il paid for red wheat.
The finest yield Of wheat reported Sc. il
that on the farm Of 7 Burkhsrt. near this
city. so acres averaged So bushels. 20 Of
which averaged IS bushels.
so acres on the farm Of Elias Kseney, OF
Halsoy. averaged 70 bushels Of whsat to tho
acre.
The oat crep will not lee large but kood
prices will prevail. Fso,n 80 10 3jc il being
paid,
Senator Isvine's crop of EAii wheat aYef-
ages between 80 and 40 bushels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
oar cslIsgs.

Rev Z. J. Thompson, ID. d., Is in tine
city this week making arrangements for
the opening of the Albany Collegiate In
stitute on the 9TH Of September. An. en-
dowment Of $4,000 is being secured. in
suring the future success OF the College. II
is now on literally solid financial footing.
It's prospects are of the brightes nature.
Rev. Thompson takes charge of the scA4.o
after a ripe experience as an instructor
For sixteen years he was connected with
the State University of Minnesota, so that
College work in ali Of It's branches Is famil-
lar to him. He will be assisted by an able
corps of teachers. Parents desiring their
children to obtain good education should
place them in this Institute. For thorough
ness it viii not be surpassed in Oregon. In
all departments we shall expect to see 1t
rank with any educational institution in the
Northwest. The DEMOCRAT has the cdu-
cational interests Of our county at heart,
hence it rejoices at the uncommonIy bright
prospects in store for our College.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

100000 people more or less to examine
our price list of nursery stock. Having
understood that agents of Portland Nurseries
are selling fruit trees at high prices, give
below, the low down prices of our high up
trees. Apple, years, raH cents each OF
$Io per hundred. Pear , years, as to Sc
cents each. Plum, cherry and peach q
cents each, everything else In proportion
Having all varieties, we can not fail tc
please you. So please patronize home
Nurseries. -. VII, Lebanon, Or, gen
eral agent for II. W. settienire's Nursery
at Tangent, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
weather.

Summary Of Mcteorology for May. 1856,
from observations taken at Albany. Linn 60.
Oregon, by John Briggs, Esq.
Highest Bar 90 "a lowest, 20.5z mean.
90. 73
Highest Temperature. %; lowest, 81
mean, %.
Mean at =. m. c3.25 2p. M, so.45;
p. IN, ,G6.75.
Prevailing winds, n. 8.
Maximum velocity force, 2.
Total rainfall and melted snow during
month, O. 80 inches.
Number Of days on which 0l inch Or more
rain fell, 3.
Number Of days Of cIordinesa. average 8
in scale Of 10. 7.
Ofs3 observations q were cloudy, 7 fAir
b6 clear, 2 smoky, 3 overcast, rainy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

Last Friday Alex Cunningham, Jr., twelve
year old son Of Alex Cunningham Of this
city, was riding horse in a field on Mr.. r.
Thompson's farm, in Benton county, when
It stumbled throwing young Cunningham
over It's head to the ground. lie fell on
his right hand fracturing one Of the bones
OF the wrist. DR.. Wallace reduced the frac-
ture.
On the same day Mr.. w II. CoggsweIl,
recently Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, begun his
first experience in twenty-five years Of farm
ing, having just purchased the Warren
Hurlburt farm, about three miles from
Corvallis. While riding on load Of hay
he slipped off, falling into ditch, near the
road AS Mr.. coggsweI weighs nearly
three hundred the fall was heavy one
No bones were broken but he was huri
slightly, though not seriously, internally
DR.. Ellis attended him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
Experience Of lana g. rsashsr.

Last week Prof. Jcwcss, Of Harrisburg.
was canvassing for book near Dallas. when
he work was put stop 10 BY an attack
from dog. The Dallas Lfsmisey SAYS 4'he
got along peacefully until he entered Mr.
Loughary's yard when he was attacked By
bull dog belonging 70 Mr. l.. The dog
grabbed on the grip sack, but was warded
off by blow from book the agent held IN
his hand This only enragcd the dog who
jumped forward and imbcdded seven teeth
into the unfortunate victims left arm, and
tore few holes in the bottom ofthe agents
pantaIoon legs. by this time Mr Loughary
had arrived on the scene and pulled the dog
Off The bite was 20 severe that the Pro.
fcssor Immediately started for his home at
Harrisburg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
WARM sprsag s,hany.

A letter from Warm Spring johnny. at
- Eagene, informs o. that he Is sure II get
tina out Of bis dilsieulty whom Court meets,
aud explains ~hy Il viii be remembered
thaths was arrested several months go for
stealing ring aud attempting to rob tho
Lane county Treasury The witness against
him before The Grand Jury was fquaw.
johnny taya she Is the sqnaw ii w Fenton,
arrested for stealing t,als fromJ + Backen-
sto. Of this city, and The reason she swors
against him was because 10 gave information
which lead to tho arrest II Fenton. Fsnton
ianow IN the penitoniiary. Hrs ..pard also
has squaw. Johnny tells of his being ar
rested for beating tho sqnaw. whila in iai
admitting to him that they took Backensfo'l
tools, johnny stating that tho reason theS
we're not identified being thata third part,
sold the tools. This is his version. We be-
lieve johnny viii DO released. During tht
many years he wea N Albany we MAYER heare
Of his doing dishonest act. His great fanl
always was IN drinking too much qhoozs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

Oncday the latter part Of lart week Harry
Davis, Charley Medin and & 81 campbeIl,
were riding near the jewish Cemetery,
when the line to their horse got caught just
as they were crossing the bridge over what
is now dry creek. It pulled the horse to
the side and threw the buggy and two Of
The boys down to the bed Of the creek, the
olher Jumping on to the bridge Although
the distance was about dfteen feet neither
the horse nor boys were injured, and the
buggy was damaged only slightly. II was
close call TO a serious accident. Drivers
cannot bc t2o careful when near the bridge
referred to-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
.. =. ma..sr..

Between fifty and seventy-ive piles have
been driven at the approach of the 0. P.
bridge across the Willamette. The west
side end Of the bridge viii be about twenty
feet over the bank. Graders are now with
in two or three miles Of the city, coming
forward at a rapid rate. September will
probably see train, of cars approach the
Willamette at this city. It's rumored :
contract for grading twelve miles beyond
Albany has been let but we have no re-
liable authority for this.
Engineer Eckleson and assistants began
the first Of the week to permanently surve,
the location Of the road beyond Albany
going past Knox's Butte, towards the Mints
Pass. Probably the twelve miles mention
ed above will be graded this year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
NAV ABour rswS.

The NJ. A. T. has read an account of an
interview of an OYcgoaiaa reporter with +.
p. Hogan, which would carry the idea that
Mr.. Hogan was entitled to al the credit of
the capture Of Saunders. This Is absolute
lv not So He Is entitled 70 no more credit
than either Mr.. Richardson or Mr.. Mon
teith The NJ. a. +. has not been appoint
ca Judge N the matter. II he had he would
not place Mr.. H. first as far rs credit Is con-
cerned. AT the same time we recognize
Mr.. lis ability as q detective and appreciate
what he did in this case.
The NJ. A. H. doubts ifhe can rsnaemuer
a month when The street on Ferry and First
street was not torn up on account of repairs
being made on the ditch. Evidently some
solid material Is needed. n has probably
been found now.
II now turns ont that hydrophobia Is
merely species Of indigestion. Science
can prove most anything Now, we would
like to know what indigestion Is.
o
II a war on thistles were to be inaugural
ed who should be the first man arrested
The Ready liquor law ordinance has been
changing fire" a long time. Evidently some
one thinks there are hot eoals inside Of Il.
Not many grouse are killed this year.
This i really owing to the poor hunters In
the field ghough scarcity Is the alleged
cause. Expert Nimords have brought IN rs
many as three at time.
Sometime Fish Lake will become the
most popular mountain summer resort In
Oregon. If you desire good place to cool
off and have a genuine refreshing time that
is the resort Probably the lake is as clear
MS any body of water in the world.
The NJ. "a. II. observes a great relief on
the public mind over tho disposal for seY-
eral months Of the Saunders affair Il is
really distressing for the big mind of the
public to be agitated too much on such
topics.
The large number of marriages occurring
speaks in gentle tones for the prosperity Of
the times.
NSuS Vi talI WeteN otSetts AaA1 tiDSA NAaes usA-
ing Jobs ever imposed on an innocent and
wheat raising people. was the law requiring
the paper FOR all tickets to be purchased of
the Secretary Of State. II is just naturally
strange that our Legislators would submit TO
such senseless statute being passed The
only persons it helped was the Secretary Of
State and newspapers that have been using
the tickets left over for wrappers. IL a
ReDreceneativc should Introduce bill re-
quiring dogs to wag their tails every time
they meet a man with a plug hat there
would be plently to vote for il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
neal Rssate


Following i list Of ths sales n tliil
county for July
David Carey to James NJ Long, 800 acrcl
IN Sections i ) and "a, Tp f4S, Z W Cor
$1,000
Peter Hume to Ella Curl, strip Of land
so feet wide In block No. 9 IN Nortl
Brownsville. Con $t76.
CH Coblc 10 Ella Curl, lot No. 1 II
block No. l ia Gross addition to browns.
vile. Con $aoo.
Chas + Aldrich to S d Keeney 10 acres
In ID l. @ Of K G Finley. Con $3.50.
Enoch Miller 10 Alonxo Miller, 40 acres
In Sections and g Up II ), 4 w Con
$foo.
Wm II Robertson 10 ] l. Miller, the ) "
l of Sec 30, Up 9 S, II } w. Con Stooo
Ruth White TO Peter Hume, The n u y
of N w 4 OF Sec 20, and 5 Z x Of y W 4
Of Sec as and : = OF N II of , w 4 Of
Sec as, Tpi4 5, K w. Con 500.
Geo II Warren 10 Mary Oycrton, piece
of land In TIP "a s, X 3W. Con $iooo
RIB Cary to Daniel Donehoe, So acres
In Up 10 s, K w. Con $4,000.
Geo ID Overtof to Martha + Warren, a
piece of land In Sections 20 and ~, TIP "A
s, RsW. Con $ioo
jill wiglc to Martha E Warren same as
last. Con $tooo.
Warren II Hulburt to WIN ii Cogsweil,
tf3 S3-ioo acres In TIP II >, R4 w. Con
$342o.
ID b Monteith TO Margaret A Monseith.
lot No block No 6s, Albany, Oregon.
Con 81.
Mahala Wilson to Samuel Anderson, 10
acres In ID l. Z Of Samuel Anderson. Con
$Iso.
O&cRR Co TO Elizabeth Hermann,
NE e Of Sec AZ Tpo $. RE, Con $40.
Robert Simons to John Clealan. 20 acres
IN Sec "a, TIP II 5, r w. Con $sso.
John Leedy to Oregonian r X, right Of
way across his land. Con $7oo,
Mrs NJ c Ross to Alvin 6 Williams. lot
No s, In block Io Raiston's addition 20
Lebanon. Con SIS.
Miriam crowder To WV Crowder, roo
sf.Ioo acres of the ID |. G Of IIeshborn Par
rlsh. Con 81.
w r Kirk TO Kimn Foreman. 10 6-too
acres of the u L c Of Elisha Griffith. Con
SOS.
Ephraim Hughes 10 Z ] Hughes, SIS acres
In TIP - $, X w. Con $500.
JJ Charlton to Frank winkler, $50 TO
700 acres In Sec 9, TIP u $, ,R W. Con
$500.
Jenima Ralston 10 wilthem Worth, "a
acres in Up - S, r. J w. Con $500.
w A Williams to Isaac - Driver. un.
divided interest In $50 acres In Sec 4, Tp Il
IS, K w. Con saoo.
Joel Sherry to Enos Sherry. IS So.ico
acres in Up II $, of r > W. Con SIsoo.
j IL Blackburn TO + S Masters. So acres
In Sections and =, TIP "a $, Rs w. Con
SI2oo.
RM Curl 10 c II coble. strip Of land In
block No. 9 In North Brownsville. Con
$500.
A G Hansnaan to Elizabeth aIoxley. lots
No. 4 and 10 Ia block (, Efausman's addi-
ton to Brownsville. Con $tsg.
a Butts 10 s p Barger, & $500 acres n
TIP ~ S, X 2Nv. Con SFsO.
WR Kirk TO w b blanchard, strip ol
land IN block No. 5. Brownsville. Con $40.
r \ Thompson 10 w d blanchard, strip
Iof land n0g feet wide III block s. Browns.
yille. : Cen 500.
VI Raiston to a q Williams, i0f 10.
in block No. u IN Lehanon. Con 500
a K Cyrus 70 a G Williams. i piece Of
land IN block io, Ralstoa's addition 10 Leb.
anon. Con $TO.
VIM Meeker to Isaac Meeker. Iso acres
OF the ID L G Of John Meeker. Tp 10 $. Y
} w. Con 5000
Benjamin Marks 10 John I Davis. ts7
acres in Sec - TprsS, X w. Con SI8s4t
Mary a Moore to r w Moore, a piece Of
land of the y + g Of Isaac Moore. Con
$1,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

M. a. ,. McI:waiR haa fpene y
of his vest store roosi. au.l viii nov ~
L 20 clothing, farpilhidg gaoas had hats.
In thsss linss he propose y keep 81
class and complete sfoel h III she fs
cilities, b. sill make tdes 4
Of bis essabIisl.n.. u i tlss M
from the East, with la& sas, 4
fer bargains rarely obtained. All i.e vaats il
for TIE pablic TO e1xaiae his aeek aaa
pricsg. Dgnos buy clothing. Furnish sg.ss
Or hats without Gras calling Il sh~ puv AL
large clothing department. u
A.. Mcsrvl1zs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

Mrs J u Milan, Of csrsalli., is u.isiag In
\ ! Heatop aud fooily ars rnsse,tiDg At
Ted Piper, q Salem. has been 10 tho city
this week.
-, y 9 i:oAd aa.l fsmily lsfs for Yssaina Bay
Wednesday.
Tits Mar~hall il working IL the o. p.
foundry ~ tile Has.
DE- Boatman, rsoently from Calif,,Fnia talks
Of locating In tfis city.
Ar and Mrs II + merritt and daughter left
for the Bay Wednesday.
AIiss Cole. of Turner, il IN she city. the
guest Of Mr. n Fotter.
Mr Z I In3eam is ~ tie BAY, pros p4cling
WITH Avi9w - moving there.
Riggs, Of Mabel. was 10 the city Wed.
nesday on business before the County Court.
Rev $ g Iryine. wife and two ssns. and
Bay.
Mr. Chas Hogus, of Portland, i IN the city
the guest Of bis brosher.in Law, Mr j Nj
Irving.
G II Stewart and family Ish Wednesday,
Tor ths Bay. where they viii spend ; few
Mrs Fsr<asoa. u LIS Angeles. i visit,nz
- ln Albany tbs gasss II her father, Mr Iii
Il Aiiea l~syss next Moaiay Tor New
York City 70 purchase goois. He glIl 70
by vay u San Francisco.
Mira w II Faslea, II Portland. returned
2 her home 10 that city lat Mssdav. Sir.
r. = q sister Of Dir " y Peters.
DrG w Maston. simon gsttenba.h and
Joe Tyler lots isss Friday for Fish Lake
yhefs they went Tor health aud pie.are.
Miss Mary Irvise returned Iast Mead.x
from "A extended trip % fort Stevens where
she has bsen baskiDg IA salt hfeezex s..d
having most snisyaDle time.
] w Bsntly was made Qgad Mon.lay a. :
Visit from krvi Amas Pratt, PgineiDa. of ne
Ohio Deaf and Dnmb School. Tbs Prsd once
taught the San Francisco School. when ST.
bensiy was one Of hia pupils.
Mr Aia Harns. Of the Bay. was II, tl,s civ
Tuesday. lie II the Same ala al II OH. and
always viii be. Il IL worth big lsit to
have his universally genial csnnksnance
around Il for only few moments.
Mr s + Young. wife and SON Percy Jeff
Monday for the Esst, 70 Be gone aLort six
weeks. While gone Mr Young will visit
Nsw York ard PhiIadelphia and lay il !
large stock Of AL and winter goods.
Mr jas Hail left yesterday for Ceaniils
City. Jnst what his business there i We do
not kno~, hut Jim used to live there. and
L is possible there are astrscsioas AZ that
place aboas which we arD not po.sed.
" Rice and " 5 Peters vent to Lower
Soda the tirat Of the week. Consine bsca
they had quito an expssfencs in gning
snrongh some burning timber. Gsttisag into
Z they bad % make their way through
Cindera feiIon them. lsLrning their clDtlses.
lap robe, etc. 20 tnAs Nhcn they reached
Ai'aany they looked - If they might nave
been through the tisry furnace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

Gus fof ita hardy qualities. II will absolute.
" not lresze out Mr. B. now has il ready
Tor sale Mt half Esstorn prices. Cal on him
early for your iali supply. II pays to nee
good seed wheat.
Henry Schooling, II UmatiIIa county. who
has been stopping al HafrIabure recently
was brouehtso Albany Monday, declared
insane BY the County Court and taken to
salem Taeaday. Several years ago Me School
ing was ~ the asylum but became rational.
= contost1has recently been going 40 ~
Omattila county 10 give him posses isss ~
Ms property ; but il was decided axAiast
liiin, and this made him worse, nece ssitntinR
bis Confinement again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

occasionally we feel calleTupon II
4 public journal 70 ''wfite up our county,
A request for referring % the adyan
tnges Of this part Of the state makes this
proper. II 4 customary to devote page Of
two % the topic. This practice Il unneces.
sary In this day d much reading people
want condensed literature. Ii q column
article we believe we can give our county a
sAend of, chat, II believed VIII sllow It,
Importance as.an Oregon county. Some.
thing At this time may prove i reIief,after 20
much aSaunders..
Linn county will be found IN Oregon in
something like this shape, the Willamette
also being given
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

RHODES PAYNE. - On JuIy aotla. 1886.
At the residence Of the brides ~ cnts,
Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod Payne, neai this
city, BY Rev. IL r. Webb, AfR. 1aIos.
RHODES and MISS MARY r. PAyNE-
both Of East Albany Precinct.
The DEMocRAr extends congratulations
and wishes the happy couple a prosperous
journey through life, with reports oi only
good rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs. r. arc keeping
house on Second Street
MONTEITH- POR TER On July 1oth,
1886, at the home Of The brides parents,
in this city, by Rev Z. r. Pritshard,
Mr.. THos. MoNTKITH, Ir., and MISS
NETTIE E. PORTER both Of Alhary.
THE groom Is ono of Monteith & Seisen.
bach's accommodating clerks and the bride
the daughter Of Mr.. Q. T. Porter, 81 ii,
Bullsfin. The DEMocRAr unites wikl
friends in extending them congratulations
May their lives be happy ones