The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-21
BROWNSVILLE.
pRowsAylGln. lune nth. 1850.

BROWNSVILLE, June nth, 1850.
The Central Association Of the Baptist
Church begins its regular annual session
with the First Baptist Church 0f this plnee,
Thursday, the 18th.
Thursday, the 9th inst., ali The live stock
and farming implements of rhonhA kny
were sold at public sale ut his fnrm one.
hall mile from here. One of his HIOlslein
cows aud her spring call brought $soa.
Prof. J. II. lIorner and wife of Rose
burg, we're here last Friday. No one holds
a larger place In the hearts OF people here
than Prof aud Mrs. ilornet Ills many
friends throughout this county are pleased
to know OF his continued suecess Ia the
profession OF which he IL most thorough
master. We bid them come ngain and
stay longer
Mesars. Wrher Bros, lcssees OF 'fhos.
kay'e farm took couple OF loads OF oats
10 Albany Tuesday for which they rccely.
| cd 45 cents per bushel. The boys for.
tnnately sold these oats there last winter
when prices were better than now.
Prof. 4. Micheai OF the Weston Nor.
NAL school Is visiting his mother and
friends here,
Hon. W. Carey Johnson, OF Oregon City
!
oration here on the glorious 4th.
| Msssrs, Wopert and Engert sold their
farm near here to +, NJ. Powell, Saturday,
Consideration, $foso. These gentlemen
bought this farm of II. Bryant, of your
city short time ago, we understand pay
Ing $500 for the same. They are going
back TO the land of grasshcppers, cyclones
etc, whence they came They have been
here SIX weeks and said they did not like
the climate. Think OF Il.
/ Prof. Garland aud wife, of Wilbur, hay,
been retained at salary OF SIso pc
month to teach Our public school. III
Proi. has been principal OF the Wilbu
Academy for the past two years and come
!. very highly recommended
c The foundation for our new hehool hons
! has been laid and work will be pushed q
the early completion of the house. u,
the time for commencing the fall term o
school we will have school building @
which any city might well feel proud,
Saturday evening a meeting Of the eiti
zens Of this place was held TO devise mean
l. and to take the initial step toward open
!. Ing trail along the CallpooIa to The min
i log district Of the eallpoola and Blu
4 River. The work will be done under tn
c supervision Of lion. ]. w. Swank and Gee
i ID. overton.
A meeting was held in the City Hal
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF organ
lxing Company for placing water work
u In or adjacent 10 our city. We here hav
}. wonderful natural advantages for havIaI
+. u perfect system OF water works and II
10 be hoped our citizens will take flgi
!, h~ld and establish the same forthwith.
Il ns n Ia. a A.
Saturday after an extended sojonfn !
1 Eastern Oregon.
II The dyer for the Eagle Wooicn Mil
Company arrived Saturday, and work wi
begun In that department Of the mills Mos
day. The travel hiiher Is continually O
the increase. Strange faces arc beginnln
" 10 be numerous. and property iA changiu
n hands more frequently. Coshow x Son
IN made two sales Monday, and others arc Q
q the way.
II. O. Cochran through his agents so,
his Albany property realizing the neat III
=. tic profit OF S!oo. within two months on
5000 Investment. lie Immediately Feir
'a vested IL property here. buying the res
&c denee OF DIR. starr, paying $3.50 for II
same.
es Mrs. Tarnet'a farm tear crawiordsyli
20 consisting of $40 acres was sold by OF
~ real estate agents 10 q Mr.. Russell. Coz
g slderatlon, 5000. S,lll there Is room Il
y more.
= Since our last writing the Mario
- Gauge took another start and managed
y make n round trip every two days. Mo-
- day they started trains from both end
!. The down train however met with .nis
hap the other side of Sllverten. The CT
gine Ia trying 10 perform some gymnast
made false atep and fell on its bae
X The south bound train came up as far
IA Seio and l.s engine went back 10 pull
comfadc out OF the ditch.