The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02

ana Will Dc the guest OF W WnalI6y ana
George Curry for two days shoot down on
the hunting boat this Saturday evening
Welcome
Marshal Hayes just passed with another
drunk. The man seemed 20 be trying TO per
suade the marshal that he was Jay Gould. or
some other great persouage. and was aHec-
tionately embracing him. The marshal did
not get away from him, but landed bin safe
ly IN the reconstructed caliboose.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs Judge McFadden died at Corvallis on
the 9th.
Ladies' gold and silver watches at FM
freDchs very cheap.
200 ear loads OF grain have already been
shipped from Helix.
A big rush 10 Oregon Is anticipated az soon.
as election Is over.
About 100000 lemons are used IN the
United States every year
Miss Hettis Miller returned last evening
from q two weeks visit in Portland.
Frank v Drake, republican orator, will
speak ct the court house Saturday evening.
Go to r NJ French's for your spsctacles,
and have your eyes tested by one Of the
finest optimeters manufactured Each eye
Tilted separately.
&c Dickey, now chapel guard at the peni-
tentiary, has been drawn as u s grand
juryman from this county.
All the latest novelties 10 millinery goods
at i aLd G Howard's. Call AID see them.
No trouble to show goods.
Sheriff Smallmoa went down to Salem yes
teFday with Julius Graf, who was sentenced
to one year in the penitentiary.
Mr. w Fulton, who has rcturAed to As
| toria thinks Oregon will cast her electoral
| vots for Harrison * Morton.
An exchange says many people are emf
| grating from the Big Bend country. w. II.
on account Of the amount oi sickness there.
caused by excessively dry weather.
"Mrs Frank Ketchum Is dangerously in
at her home near Albany, with typhoid
| fever, and her mother. Mrs Lew Powers. was
teIegraphed for last night. Corvallis Times.
A new invoice Of Premium Savon soap
has just been received At r. T.. Kenton's di
rect from the factory in San Francisco. This
10 special brand put up for Mr. Kenton,
and he warrants it to give satisfaction.
Ike YoVths Companioa will be sens free
the remainder Of this year TO all new sub
scribers for 1889. +. L. Kenton subscription
agent for all the leading newspapers and
magazines.
Miss NJ X Orr is said to be the fastest wo-
man type-wrIting operator in the world. 10
. recent type.writing tournament her aver
| age was ninety-fvs and one ffth words
| minute.
A game of baae ball st Pendleton Sunday
between the printers and clerks resulted Ia 3
victory for the latter by q score Of 6 70 4.
The printers had beaten on two previous oc
casions.
The recent rains have been sending the
river up, aud foot loose railroad hands down
from the front. The former is causing navi-
gstion the latter tergiyeisation, resulting
in business for the Recorder.
QTramps have made themselves very scarce
at the depot since the baggage thief was ar
rested the other night. They propose here
after to take them in il they evSu look at
Falisc. The depot is not T. be the center OF
operations for the rascals
Arrangements have been make by which
| Miss Laura Goltra will give instructions in
music IN the college on Tuesdays and Wednes-
days OF each week. Miss Goitra arrived in
the city yesterday and has begun her work.
julius GrAdwohl is now making q special
ty Of crockery, fancy goods and silver ware,
Of which he carries q large and select stock.
Hissilver ware Is lS47 Roger Bros, his stock
OF crockery 10 the best in the market and his
line OF dolls and children's play things gener-
ally u complete. His prices are the lowest
on the coast.
'sfhe CHEEKY countenance of our friend
Mack Montsith beams in upon us once again.
He has finished his engagement at Hwaco
ard will soon take his departure for the Up
per Country, He was rendered grand fare.
well party by his many friends at IIwaco
upon the eve Of bis departure, which is de-
scribcd as a very happy eYeRt and creative OF
friends. Astoria Transcript.