The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-31
SATURDAY.

A big picnic comes of 3. Turner to-day.
Dropping Strawberries for awhile, Rose.
burg paper boasts Of = rose measuring 81 is-
ehes IN dismstsr.
The Beys Band is non est agsia. Ii get
ting dsag<roasly near the 4Gh. and albany
will ssed band ior tho occasion.
| In the national game Of haso ball Boston
aad Philadelphia are lighting hard for first
place. |. Is the ia.tsrs turn to carry the
| penuant
/ lion Geo II Williams Is delivering his leo.
tate on the "Divinity CT Chrisp' generally
ths2agh the State. Il Is in ordtr for Albany
to eet him.
| A woman ia Southern Oregon gives notice
| to the public that ss her husband il q drunk.
ard. gambler. aud no good generally, she
will no longer be responsible for his debts.
7 Bnrkhsrt & keaney have ,ehtsd the rooms
recently vacated by I. Jones in the Straban
block. and are fitting them up Ia the styie
for thsis real estate Office.
| Rev Comann, tho popular pastor Of the n
i Church South II making arrangements to
| issue a religions weekly. RsY Comaun 10 .
| fluent writer and will no doubt publish an
able journal.
About thirty years ago Sol and Ed Hirsch
sold goods IN Dallas, and since then both
have bccome prominent politically. Ed was
State Treasurer for several years. and uow
Sol has bcen appointed United States minis
ter 10 Turkey .-itemiscr.
Hon Geo l. Chamberlain, Of this city, has
sent 20 tho Ureyoaiaa copy OF @ letter 70
ceised by his ancester, Hon Chas Thempson,
/ from Thos Jefferson, showing that Jefferson
was a Christian and not an infidel as CON-
uiouly he has the reputation Of hayilg been
Under an endorsement Of ex.Rev c Il Rey.
nol,is by the Liberal club. the Walla Wallu
journal also publishes q series Of resolu tions
endorsing Clark Hraden from members Of the
NJ Il Church, showing that both have tiends
left after their late disgraceful wordy squab.
bio in a Walla Maila pulpit.-Pendleto Il o
Wonder il tieeda was really intended.
The Albany Water Works two new pump.
arrived this morning, aud will he placed il
position as fast possible. They are OF the
Dow make, have capacity OF u million gal
ions . day each, and are large, solid pieces o
machinery, requiring two cars to bring then
here. Tho power of the works will be in-
creased three fold by this machinery.
"a suffering man in Philadelphia was hi
10 the mouth by base ball. When no 90,
well tho iu.pediment in his speech had dis
appeared" This will be an excellent excus,
for every suffering man in the country to no
glect his family this sesson aud attend every
base ball game going.
j CT Dillon went over TO the Bay to-day.
Mr. Il l. Rudd and son Of Peoria, hav,
been in tho city to-day.
Mr. Platt Elderkin ia acting rs y r &
pgent during the two weeks abscn9ec Of Agen
Rawlings.
The w II Q will give an entertainment o,
Tnursday. May 30th. Fuither announce
ment will be given.
Ell McAlister, Of this city. is the presen
, editor Of the Laurcan Society's column in th
Eugene journal.
d Mr. George Humphrey, Esq, left this nooi
on several days trip to Yaquina Day afte
sss breezes aud rock oysters.
} Col Frank Parker. editor of tho Wall
Waia aSfasesalap, is IN the city, on his wa
home from Yaquina Bay, where he own
considerable property.
The Congregational social last evening wa
very nice affair, greatly enjoyed by til
: company of young and old people presch,
Numerous games were induige1 in and a yer
paiatable lundh sevved.