The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-29

| ~ JIM tsf1uN - at Z ittt anu Lyon ttfeety
that barber offered to prescribe for them
and take his pay when they 20, their mon.
sy on their time checks. The price was
$sapisce. They took his medicine. Last
Satsrdaytheywent Inland paid Drody "a !;
when he,accordIng 10 their story demand.
ed SIS apiece more, which they paid. Then
they squealcd and called In Marshal HefI-
man and Nightwatch Miller, when the
money was refunded. Brody states that
the report circulated that he threatened TO
Kill them II the money was not paid Ia un.
true,and that II can be verified by man
who was IN his shop at the time. l'ho In
cllenta at least shows that Mr. BroJy Is high
Iprieed and that he received pay contrary
to law for doing what We have duly ad
mitted physicians for dolng.
SEVERAL TRANsAcrioNs.-- Mr Pcebler,
who recently ,aovei TO Albany from u
matilla county, has bought of ! II Burk-
miles from inc city paying $3.50 for the
same, OF sooan acre.
| Mr. Perry SpInks has sold 70 Mr. Fred
Blumbcrg three lots at the corner OF Fifth
and Maple Streets, including the wood
shed. and also wood In the same and team.
Consideration private. Mr. Blumberg win
hereafter run the wood business.
Mr. Spinks has also sod TO DR. ID M Jones
two lots at the corner of Ferry and Water
Street. for $s6uo. aud also the lumber
on the property, and nr Jones will run the
yard,
CAME As FAR As ALBASY.--wo have
been informed that a Young man living
near here had induced girl fifteen years
old Of Linn county to run away with him
4 fes days age, stating that II she would
go to Seattle with him she would bo treat
ed royalty. The couple had gone as far
a. Albany, whtn relatives of the young
lady, In Corvallis gained information oi
the affair, tnterfered and took her home.
| The young man made himself snuddenly
searce aud also returned home - Leader.
PRieR or Srocx. About 100 head OF
sheep sold from the Levi Morris band were
loaded on cars In Ashland Tuesday mer-
ming for shipment to Sacramento. The
price realized was 81 per head for the
wethsrs and 81 so for the ewes and lambs
-Tidings
| II NJ Drake Is expected In from his
stock ranch IN Harney valley In a few
weeks. lie made the best cattle sale OF the
season in that section. procuring Ss7
head for his three year olds and over, and
others nj good hgures.--ReeoFd.
To AsLoRiA.--w d Barr aud Capt Z ]
Lanning arc In Astoria u the interer. OF
tho Albany & Astoria Il r. Barr will go
over the route TO TlIlamook, but will not
make the survey at present. lie Is re
ported TO have said: ''In regard to how
soon the work will begin. cannot state.
| know, however. the company means
business. The. have plenty OF money,
but hardly think that building will COM
menee much before sPrieg That lhe Al-
bsny & Astoria will connect the two cities
inside Of rear, have no doubt.
STATE FAIR BoARp.-Thc following are
the officers who VIII run the State fair mex
year. having just been elected, mostly re !.
leeeted. President. ID II Loouey; vice
president, William Gallowayi secretary
J L Gregg treasurer, a Bush chief ma
shal, John q Wilson; superintendent o
the Pavilion, Z NJ Waite. The executive
committee consists of ID " t.ooasy, chair
man, John Wilson, NJ wilkins. Vim Gallo
wsy 4 Appereon, and the hnaace COM
mite Of d ) Buick, John @ Wright and V
> Delashmutt. J q Wilson suPeFinten-
dent Of grounds.
THg OREGON ~ TAXES IT'S MEDICINE.
Mr. G Jores, representing the orsgo
HiaE, was In The city laAt week, and IT,
behalf Of that paper ionk the medicine
which the citizens meeting had prepared
for him. II was administered Ia large
doses. was very bitter.it gagged him sever
al times, bat he finally swallowed II and II
did him los OF good. Speaking Of med
ieine reminds Ne that The best place IN the
city 70 buy pure, fresh drugs Il NJ the new
drug store. Biumberg Block.
SOMEWHAT OF AN EsRon.-Aii news
papers make typographical errors, but
about the worst YET reported was made a
few days ago by the walia Walla States
naaa. The item read "w o Bush, OF
Thurston counsy,has been forty-fye years
In the penilentiary.'' II should have read
Nv O Bush, Of Thurkton county,has been
forty FIVE years In the territory" The
editors and compositors had business In
the mountains Immediately afterwards.
Nor HoRsE THISvEs.-A few weeks
. ago Sheriff Sloan arrested near Eugene
three men supposed to be horse thieves
frtm Umatiila county. Soon after The
man from whom the horses were supposed
to have been stolen came down and iden-
tifisd them as his horses. X now transpirei
that the horses had belonged to another
|, man ann that he had sold them to the met
: arrested. The prisoners were discharged
Register.
LEBAxsN.--Last Tuesday a Black
burn sold his interest In the livery stable
to John Nichols and has gone back to hi
farm.
NJ r Hearn sold his dwelling last weel
near the depot to Mr. Casey, the engineer
c who Is now occupying It.
d Fourteen Iotssold In the Wassom addi
s tion.-Express.
SCENES AT THE FRoNr.--Mr Cra'
ford has returned from the front on tn
Oregon Pseifc, where he succeeded i
N capturing twenty eight good views, anon
I, some railroad building scenes, such as Or
le man Crook & Cos camp, pack trail
,r men at work etc. This will afford OF
! citizens an opportunity to take ride to II
' front and stay at home.
= A SURPRISE PARIY.-I-ast Friday
genuine surprise party was given Mr. an
Mrs M Q Brink, at their home on Fiji
We Street by twenty or thirty Of their you
he friends. A very pleasant evening W
or passed In games, etceters.
"a A RESTAURANT SoLD.--Mrs HERNIA
20. Dierks has sold her restaurant at the co
ner Of First and Ellsworth Streets to Il
=, Goetz Bros, who will hereafter run
~ These young men are experienced cater
b- era and promise to keep up the good repl
in tation of the place.
a. Lors or GoBsLE.--Geoege Andersc
~ -, has some where between fifty and hu
4 dred turkeys next to the DEMOCRAT ofic
whose gentle quack Is heard from mornir
= till night, soon to be stilled In dealt
9 Last night eleven were rallied off, an