The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-11

tanning q whole farming outfit nnd family
directirom The East They brought horses
8 chickens and everything In the shape oi
, household goods. They evidently though
they were coming Into wilderness al.
supposed they could not buy such thing
] here.
Il Lane county took all the prizes at. III,
Exposition newspaper day, last Saturday
!. NJ Yoran, aof the Register, took the prIx
for the oldest editor present and G v
Chaussc, OF tae Cottage Grove Leader, 10
{ 1.-THE yeuneest. The frat prize Ia life Size
! pofraitane the latter suit Of cie,hes,
, Mise Pibcrln, the girl who was 30 badl,
burned at Bros MS hop yard few weeks
age. died froai the effects Of her injuries
last Thursday night.
Last Saturday Marshal Day arrested i
young man from the country for running
, his horses through the streets. he wa'
given trial that evening and fined IS and
costs. That completely got away with
him and he cried Ike baby. lie Is ovei
twenty yearsot age aud said he was ais ed
q, North Yakima, Washington, where they
never arrest people on such charges.
/ Robinson OF Eugene has been appoln.
ted assistant TO the Grand Marshal Of
knights remnlar ~ Washington - e du-
ring the conelave Of the grand eneamp.
ment beginning Oct Sth.-Rseiater.
A Coon OsE.--The other noan young
man appeared Mt the baggage Office OF lhe
s. z. just before the South bound train ar.
rived and handing Baggage Master Barker
his ticket, sald. "plsase ehees this trunk 10
the ei,y@ Mr. Barker politely informed
him that the train dldn't 60 through to
San Francisco. II want u checked 10 Eus
gene. OF course" said the fy yeung Eu.
gentle. The u. NJ. thea made one OF his
ioroible remarks prescribed from the DRM.
ocRAr's vocabulary and good naturedly
checked the trunk.
SoME FiovREs.--D Du,ing the month OF
September The total receipts at the Albany
Office Of the Southern Pacific 4 X for
freigh, and fare, were approximately So.
500. A. some OF the cities along the road
make pretenslous sometimes 10 compare
themselves 10 Albany We will remark that
this amount IL equal 20 the combined re-
| ceipts Of Eugene and Roscburg. and. VIC
understand. more than those OF Salem. The
figures are quite significant ones.
- (ustLf NttNF~~Astotta ihuAk pt aeoet-
y city to reside In judging from the fol.
lowing from local paper; ett cost. man
fifty dollars In Astoria 10 shoot another one
in the head, draw weapon OF fire gun
In the streets. As like a. not II would cost
hundred to XIII a man." And then too
The city Is rcekIng In anafchism. A whole
tribe, consisting of At least three, has been
AtagAEaFa1 aa1
happen.
TaEEg BoYS.-Three boys. u. u and
IS years of age, lei. oswego on Sept s5lh
and have not since been heard from. Mrs
Z J Thompson is anxious 10 knsw Of their
whereabouts. Their outfit consisted OF
three revoIvers, three blankets ard Lam
tern, and II may be aurmised they have
been reading dime novels and Will BE this
way. The youngest was bafefso.ed and
wore straw hat.
a NAUGHTY PsAerieE.-The lnelina-
iion 10 steal from In trent OF grocery stores
seems TO be born In people. A box Of
quinees In front OF G Z t,rowneli's waS at
tackled yesterday, About dozen were
bitten Into and thrown back being ,nIstak.
en- Tor apples, and OF course were unstable.
Mr. Browneii has large quantity Of good
ones lefi.though.
oLp str SEw.-ftis several days old
but new 10 us. One night enc OF the
houses OF III fame In tais city was pulled
by night~atchman. The proprietor was
fined SIS for keeping disorderly hause,
and an inmate Ss. Tive other inmates
skipped the city. Likewise two young
men who were mixed upln the row.
A Coon cokSgR. MFR w II Mcbride
has sold his home and iosr lots, at the
corner Of Ferry and Tenth Streets, TO Mr.
Phil Goodwin. Mr. GoodwIn'a aunt, Miss
Sarah Althousc, and grandmother, will
come TO Albany and make their home
with him at that place. Consideration.
S3sos.
LIKE OurLAws.-f.eonord wagonerwas
broughtto the penitentiary to-day from
Union county for term of two and half
years, also Issac Haeerman one year for
larceny, he was also from Union county.
These two prisoners are tough looking iel-
lows and have the appearance Of outlaws.
Salem Journal.
The w. M.-The machinery for the
Wooien Mills Is expected within a few
days, and will be put In position as fast as
possible. Sufficient wool has been pur-
chased to last until the next clip and a few
months will see the mills booming out
some rs hne cloths rs have been mar.
ufactured on the Coast
A Foor CUT.--On October while chop
ping wood a few miles fiom Albany Mr.
Scott Stokes, better known as "Bogardus,"
had the misfortune to have his left foot
hit by glsncing AK, a deep and serious
cash being cut. Or McAliister dressed
the wound.
LOOK Our. AN Albany Nlmrod while
shooting Chinese grouse on the farm OF
Mr. Jason Wheeler one day carelessly hit
one Of Mr. wheeler's horses,putting sever
al shot In him. There is blood in Nj.
Wheeicr's right eye.
NEW GRecERy SToRE.--A grocery
store Is to be opened as soon as built In
Hackleman's 3rd Addition. II takes an
immense sight.of provisions to supply the
people Of this booming town. There are
ten already,and all the general merchan-
disc stores are on hand with their standard
groceries.
i PROBABLY ALL WooL.--The DEMO-
GRAFT acknowledges pleasant call from
Mr. + HaswelI, the new superintendent Of
the Woolen Mills. Mr. Haswell has the
appearance Of young man "all wool and
yard wide" and will undonbtably wear
well. He Is accompanied by his wife and
eight others. Their first impression of Al.
and the Valley they pronounce to be good.
i A New STORE iS ALBANY Barrows
& Searls having opened their store new in
the Blumberg Block with large and choice
stock Of dry goods, boots and shoes, and
notions, will be glad to receive calls from
the people Of this part OF the valley, the :
they will always be at home to show their
goods and learn the wants of their custom
crs. Inspect their stock, learn their prices,
and you will be sure to buy.
THE SANTIAM AcADEMy-Th following
from the Lebanon Ex6ysss would indicate