The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-24
HOME AND ABROAD.
sArunpAY's DAILY.


foe In tho Tate bl &.
Mr.. 4. A. Shane intends IocatlDa 10 Port
land In the real estate business
A great many immigrants TO Oregon this
season are from Kansas.
| Mrs. w. 4. Hearst and Mrs. Mathews ane
son returned to-day from . trip 70 she Bay.
| Mrs. Charles Laifallett, of Crook county
Ii In the oity and county visiting friepde,
Mrs. 7. wiImot Eckert, the ~ TO sing
or who was In Albany last year ha. - he
husband for diyorcr. They ree we'd s75 /
week apiece. and he kept eli the
| The Oregon Pacific gives reguie ttcnftias
rates. Why should not the Southena pscifi,
do likewiseg 10 would make money by tal
| ing liberal course Ii. this matter.
A gentleman who has visited ali of ~.
summer resorts In the Northwest says thai
Yaquina Bay il by far the best 30 far ~ III
natural advantages are concerned.
The Northwestern Insurance Company
| lost $1,000 Ia the SummeryilIe fire. Thai
company has Lost In nearly every fro thai
has occurred 10 the Northwest during the past
year.
| /. +. BIain recently received ore Of the
most novel lot Of canes ever brought TO Al.
bany, II you would carry cane worth 70
ticing call aud got one Of bis Japanese canes,
or tea cane, Or q carved hickory cane.
Lofftus Bros, Of Warner Valley, Southern
Oregon, have sold their beef cattle 300
head--tO San Francisco buyers. The price
paid vas @25 for three .ycar.olds aGd up
wards, and S23 for two-year.olds sad dry
cows,
Last evening Meests. Browaell and DsnsI.
" received an assay from F0ote, ot Salt Lake
City, on rock from their White Elephant
claim, aud IL showed between so and $50 ol
silver and lead 10 the tor. The rock was an
Averages piece. aud the assay is considered .
good one.
MONDAY.
Last Friday Doc Logan. while con upIing
cars 90 the \. G., had couple fingers mash
cd.
A large hotel would pay at sodayille. par
tioulaFly II the railroad were extended 10
that city.
Or. Odsll, OF sodAvilis IL 10 the city, also
w. @. Peterson, of Lebanon, and Hon. JefF
Meyers, Of ecio.
We are informed by DR.. Hill that there ID
considerable sickness Of various sinds
throughout the county.
Mrs purdy, formerly Of near Harris
burg, il, now lying dangerously i'll on the
Unlatilla river. No hopes Of recovery.
One Of the handsomest residences ia Linn
county is that Of Mr Z b Montague. Of Leb-
anosl, according the impression made on the
t.,ind OF . DEaocRAT man while passing
through that city.
Brewer Thompsona new steam aaw mill
near BEownsville. was n start mp thia morn
| ing. It has : capacity Of thirty thousand
feet II lumber, and large lot Of fine logs on
hand.
Rev Anderson Brown, recently Of Cineiu
nati, has accepted tie psstorate af the Con.
eregational Church Hs Salem. Rsy Harris
and bis family, have been camping at Soda.
vile, aud We do not know what they 10 tend
doing now that Rev Harris has retire from
that church.
TUESDAY.
Hon A Watts, Of shedd, came dosa
20 she city to-day.
Mrs Rusasl Is lying dAngsroasly III At hei
home in this city.
Even Monmouth thinks II Is gong 70 hav.
. boom.
Canada thistleu are taking Linn county b,
storm and il is time the charge was rstnrned
James Bamford. an old pioneer and highs
,espected citizen, died at 0akviIle lAss Sun
day.
Mr. DusLhart, father Of Mr. Cal BusAhart
Of this city, is reported quite III NJ his hom,
near Lebanon.
The contract for fixing No. II engin.
house was let to Mr. Chas CrIwder. vino has
already begun work.
Mr. Chas Fortmiler and wife, at Easi
Portland, are Ia the city the gnesga Of Mr
William FoTtmiiler.
The DgNocRAT has been informed that th'
Oregon Pacific contemplates having thsir en-,
Iployees wear uniforms.
A gentleman, who has just arrived in th,
city from Alabama, says that from half 4
two. thirds Of the negroes wear CLEVELAND
badges. He says Cleveland viii get an i'm
menae vote there.
i Mr. wiIls. whose oats averaged | 10 busheI
to thc acre, to-day brought 10 = wagon loas
OF watermelons, which ahows that hc IL one o
the class Of farmers who believes in liver
sified farming.
Mr. John Brush has sold the Best factor,
property 20 Dillon q Co Consideration
q. 500. We understand negotiations are al
20 pending for the sale Of the Wire Work
property.
II Telegraph poles are being hauled from ct
foothills into Lebanon for Hardy's TELEGRAPH
line bat they do not seem to be the regula
sire. Should the regulaTsiEe be used il woul
be great advantage some time in case th
other lines should want to buy the plant
"At one time last week within the bound
OF the prairie, there were seven threshin
machines going 10 at onca, says the Howe
Prairie correspondent OF the Silverton Ap
peal This is rolling the wheat out in
hurry aud accounts for the fact that the pric
has been reduced to 81 Q. and even 3 Q.
buahel.n
WEDNESDAY.
j. p. Wallace, Physician and Sureeo~. \
any, Or.
Thompson 0verman keep the best haE
|. nesses.
Ifyou want the best harnessi in the mark
60 TO Dubsuille's.