The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-17

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Dr. Biegers. oi Beilgne. Idaho. 500 ~ MR..
Biggcrs. ol Soio. a brother oI Mn. J. A.
Beard, # Lebanon. aad democrat and
white man. Is ia the city. Hs says cieSe
land wilt .'get there"
FRIDAY.
Jim Wsasfail has been ia Portland after
ChiaAmen q WORK on the Oregon Pacific
Postmaster j. u. gvnnelt Aad Hon. J. r.
Schooling. OF HsuisbBrg. have becn 10 tbs
city to-day.
Mr. O. II Stewart lefs to-day sor Yaquina
Bay 10 looi after hls family ALEC Dr. o!fy
Wo8dwosth
Tao large saw mills arc 10 be- iuiIt on the
Santiam 70 furnish material for the extension
Of the 0regou Pacific
Wheat il GO esn.s 10 Coryallia Somehow
or other thst city heeps cents ahead Of Us
on wheat, sud il iso'l the difference IN freight.
prnf. William Yu;e., recently OF Indepcn.
denes. has been appointed principal Of the
Corvallis sohooi. Pret. Rigler haYing been re-
leased.
II the case ef the city against Frank
Simpson llle demurrer 10 the complaint wsa
sustained. So Mr NeosoF doesn't Get much
vengeance in shis inastsf.
w. A. Cox j. s. Morgan and Mr.. Caian
left to-day f9F Independence 10 work on the
new brick hotel 10 le hailt there. IL Ia an
evidence II pefmaneney when knch buildings
are made u brick.
Yesterday DR. Heusei sold bic property
cornar Of The Ditch aud BroadAibin Street TO
DR. Starr. Of Brownsville for $3.50 Just so
more ihsa Dr. Hensel paid for l. two years
ago.
When the 0fegoa Pacific is completed TO
Boiss City there viii spring up probably the
mos p0pniar mouatain resort tu the North
vest somewhere IA the Cascaaes. prohsbIy
near Clear Lake.
Amoag th.sse y 10 left for tie Bay to-day
sere Judge Biaeb bafn aud wife. u w Can-
d,1. = lie AMI daughter, Thoa Joacs aud wiie.
Miss 1itna Nahtsitl Apd Mis- Esther Marshall
of bis eits. aud Sir iuhn Nplsnn and vile,
Of shedd.
Alr Alex Ssniih hss iluishe threahiag
i.et Neen 800 aud 500 scses of nheAt none OF
~aseh turned ca ie.s tasn thirty bushels 10
the acre. 100 aernh rau 81 Lusiiois To the
acre. From Rll sides Nc hear that the yield il
heavy Leadfr.
Al Long aud VIII Fletcher. two fleet
footed young men = be lead tue Albany team
in their lannon's record breaking run nj Seattle
LETT to-day for Daknta "A they have been
in active training they probably mean bust
ness.
The stockholders meeting oi the Capitol
Gold aud SiiYer Mining CO. advertised IN
the DEMOCRAT, took p'ses N Salem yester
day. John Wright, ] ] Murphy, Edward
Hnsch, ) u Chadwick. w w Martin. w j
Rerron and Miles Bell. we're elected direc-
tlis.
a merchant in paloasa City says that he
purchased over $4G.000 in placer gold last
year, brought in by farmers who only worked
&C the business occasionally, some Of the
nuggets weighing two ounces. Excitement
still continues over the recent fiuds in the
mountains east OF there.
sAruRnAy's DAILY.
New embroidery just received at " +
Reads
TAllman has six daily trains.
J w Spriggs aud family have moved from
Salem 70 Seattle.
Miss Maggie Whitney, sister of The H,y-
| ads junior, OF Eugene, is in the city.
L. N. Lggett aud wife, of Crook county,
are in the city,
"Billy" Brunk and family were in the city
to-day ou their way to the Bay.
/ 1O- uist1t tHE 3AltkA Oh KnG VI II. OnhFGHs
OF Lebanon, give lawn party at the res /.
dence of Mr.. G. q. Hackleman.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Wetherred. the genial repro
sentative Of Whittier, Fuller & Co, OF Port.
land, has been IN the city to-day.
Taylor Hill. brother to DR.. j. l.. Hill. il
in the city. MIR. Hill il now in tho atock
busiuess across the mountains.
CB Reynolds, the inIidel lecturer, waas in
the city to day. on his way TO Yaquina Bay.
He lectured last night at Harrisburg.
A very enjoyahle reception was rendered
| Miss Little, Of Sacramento, Cal at the resi-
dence Of w @. Tweedale, last evening, by
some of the young people of Albany.
Miss Woodin, sister OF A. B. Woodin. il ia
the city, on her way 20 her home in Tacoma,
from the National Teachers Association ia
San Francisco.
Among.those who left for the Bay to-day
were ID. p. Mason and daughters, Vesta and
Flora, j l. Cowan. Geo E Chamberlain and
son, Charley, ana @ ] Stualt and family.
Ira c. Phelps, business manager Of the
Medford AdUertSscr, who has been attending
the Press Association at Salem, came up last
evening and went on to Newport to-day.
Mr.. #. M. French and family leave to.
night for an outing at Sodaville. Mr.. French
will return, though, and let his family do
most of the rusticatipg They have tent
and will camp out.
Mr. ] w Cusiok arrived home to-day from
the Chicago convention. He likewise did
the East generally and reports a fine time,
but sweltering weather, and is glad to be
back to Oregon.
Yesterday evening. Mr.. Z. G. Stratton, Of
Miller's Station. was attending to some bees,