The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-21
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| a HANDSOME pieruRs. The finest
piece # erayon work seen Ia Albany has
been on exhibition al Blaekmane. II
consists OF large picture Of Charley and
Lucy, the bright children ot Hon q r
Chamberlain, Of the iinn County Bank.
The work was done BY Mrs l. Blum and
displays genius rs an artist net often Wit.
messed anywhere. The execution seems
perfect, and Mr. and Mrs Chamberlain are
fortunate In being ths possessors of eueli
fine picture Of their children The hand.
some gilt frame came from Fortmlller Il
lrv,ng'e, also artists IN their line.
NEGLECTED. TuEM.--iuits writeap Of the
Sisseis Commencement the DEMOCRAT
neglected TO make mention of the follow
Ing participants, who sustained their parts
we'll particular, considering their age
5 Cohen, X Qunn, q Warner, Il Elder. ]
Hunter, Z Whitney, l. Ke,ehum, ID Whit.
ney, X Riley, NJ Springer, NJ Hoffman, NJ
Hunter n Rich, u Drlscoll, X Shelley,
Klein. n Riley, ID Blumberg, i Hoffman,
L Aubrey, w Davis, + Richards, n Dow
ling l. Glure, @ Zleralf, NJ Eflck and n
Warner. Many of them having minor
parts Il was not deemed necessary
HEAVY WooL.-Alr Warren llulburt
brought lnto'towu last Friday Eve lleeees
of wool that weighed Ia the aggregate 7s1
pounds. Ohc oi the aeeccs weighed lSs.
Most Of these ileeees were taken from
ewes that have raised lambs this year.
These ewes are OF the Leieester.M Merlno
cross breed Mr. Samuel T. Young, who
has hid long experience In blying wool,
says this Is the Kind oi sheep tina our farm.
ers should raise lie says the wool Is OF
good quality and large quantity, The
sheep are large and hence the breed Is
good for mutton II l, be desired 10 Use them
for that purpose.
TnIGf cArGur AT SngpD,--Last Mon
day night, man who afterwards gave hts
maine Us Burt l. Henderson, STAYED all uight
at the Exchange Hotel In Corvallis and
the neSt morning skippe OF. with pair
Of pants belonging TO Mr. T. G Cameron,
which he took from trunk. Mr Gamer.
on and Marshal Dunn followed him TO
Shedd Station, whore they found him In
company with three others about 10 board
the evening freight train, They found the
pants under the oYeFalls. ARRESTED hlni,took
him back TO Corvallis and lac was fined $40
and costs.
THREE VAGs.-Threc able bodied vags
were doing the city Friday begging
on the street, when the marshal got track
Of them aud arrested couple. The other
appeared just after they we're ealiboased
On being ordered TO come forward he
started on a run. the marshal after him.
Turning from Broadalbln to Third street
he made left flank NOV sment over tho
fence into some bushes, and Il was some
time before his whereabouts were discov.
cred. A couple boys across the public
square having seen hlm Jump the fence
reported and he was soon 10 limbo.
a LoSC GAsH.-wednesday III Cas-.
sens was running roller eal.iva,or on the
farm of Thos froman Hhen the team be.
came frightened and ran, throwing Mr.
casscns down and dragging the cui,iYator
over his head. cutting a deep cash on the
left side near The temple, clear 10 the skull
and five OF six inches ng,Fequirlng twelve
stitches to sew ii upwhleh Dr Wallace did
in good shape.
a LARGE NCMEER.-Mr. ]. g. Crawford
has returned from Monmouth, where he
was busy for two weeks taking the pictures
OF the ihip:y.six graduates, the whole elass
and many others. Inall Crawford & Pax.
ton win have 4Soh Monmouth photographs
- touch up. long job. This firm are get.
ting a widespread reputation through the
Valley.