The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-10-19

SOME MuD.-Ous contemporary up It.,
street Sunday threw up an elephant be
cause, In referring to general lack of en-
thusiasm and interest In Oregon over tn,
Presidential election we referred to Mr.
Fulton as man from somewhere. NJ
doubt Mr. Fulton is nice gentleman bu
he Is nevertheless man from somewhere
aud just where FIVE out of ten of the Re,
publican citizens of the city did not know
Several who were discussing the matter
Saturday came to the conclusion that he
was from Roseburg, or somewhere else In
Southern Oregon, whereas he Is an AS
toria lawyer and probably good fellow
generally. The spirit in which our re.
mark was made did not justify such a
mud singing TRADE generally. The "self.
constituted grange" organ lives In too big a
glass house to call names, and calling mud.
dy names Is much smaller business than
to refer to a gentleman in political cam
paign as from somewhere. The man who
stumps the State never feels as aggrieved
over such a little thrust as the organ who
has something TO say but doesn't know how
to do II In an intelligent manner. The pub
lie Is not interested in either the private
character of either the Herald men or the
DEMOCRAT men.
MARRIED.-On "Wednesday, Oct r7,ISSS,
at the residence of ] F Whiting, in Albany,
by George Humphrey, Esq MIR w b Shan.
non and Mrs b A Reynolds. The groom
is the.well-known gardener across the river
while the bride Is the mother of Mrs Whit
ing. The match is the result of the use of
printers ink. Mr. Shannon has shown that
enterprise and perseverance, that entities
him TO a wife.
On Wednesday, Oct 18th, 1888, In this
city by Rev II 2 Webb, Mr. B + Pierce and
Miss Emma Arnspiger-both of Harris
burg.
SELLING LIQUOR. - Deputy Sheriff
Smith left Tuesday morning for Rock
Greek armed With warrant issued out of
Justice Humphreys court, for the arrest Of
George Mealy for selling liquor without a
county license. They arrived in the city
Wednesday
Deputy Smith found a L. Srevenue n.
cense In Ad. Harmon's name, and Mr..
Mealy claims he was merely clerking for
Harmon, but we understand this is no ex-
cuse under the state law.
I78.--The immense audience that turn
ed out to hear c. w. Fulton Saturday even
ing at the Court House was just I32, by
ort,,.,1 -a.,-N Z.
spoken Of where he is known, but il takes
man OF prominence to draw an audience
during this aPathetic campaign. We have
not heard how his speech was taken but
there seems to be no more enthusiasm than
previous to Mr.. Fulton'S appearance here.
r. r. Hoos,-A farmer at Hood river
shipped sixty sacks of potatoes weighing
about 100 pounds each to Portland. The
potatoes sold for forty cents per hundred
pounds. The freight was thirty cents per
hundred, the drayage two cents and com
mission two cents, which with SIX cents
for the sacks, consumed the entire pro-
ceeds of the sale.
MARRIED.-In Oakland, Cal, on Octo-
Der I4th, 1888, Mr.. Frank Rifles, of Benton
county, and Miss AIDA Putnam, of Oak
land, Cal, formerly of Albany. They ar
rived in Albany on the morning train and
will make this county their home, Mr..
Rifles having made arrangements to run his
fathers farm on the Santiam.
KEEPING AHEAD.-Mr. J. J. Dubruille's
harness shop in this city is probably the
finest 10 be found in the Valley and none
anywhere better arranged. The case for
display of harness just put in Is fine piec c
of workmanship. Mr.. DubruilIe propose S
to keep up with the growing city and coun :
ty.
BECAME BLIND.--Mr. Doran, an old
gentleman about IS years of age. residing
with Mr.. John Nelson, near Shield, was
taken suddenly blind Friday night, and
could not see thing for over day. DIR.
Hill, of this city, was consulted, and Mr..
Doran Is now regaining his lost sight to a
limited extent.
"HK's ALL RIGHT."-A private letter
from. J II Burkhart in Washington City
says democrats there are quite confident oi
success and many republicans concede that
Cleveland's "all right" Mr.. Burkhart said
he would go towork atonce n one of the
departments.
We Do NoT.-In one of mis- address, e'
Moody the Evangelist is said TO have re
marked "Thou shalt love thy neighbor
as thyself. Now, dear brethren, are no
the Chinese your neighbors, and do you
love them as you love yourself ?"
SALMoN.-About COCO cases of salmon
have been canned at Yaquina Bay thi
season, of which Williams has canned 3ooc
cases and Parker and Baker and Haye
about the same amount together.
MARRIED.-On Tuesday, Oct. 10Th, 1888
at the Murray House, IN Albany, by Gee
II. Humphrey, Esq, Mr.. w. L. Long, Q
Jackson county, and Mrs.Loretta A. Long
of Linn county.