The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-01

adjourned to-day.
) II claypoo and family haye returned
from Eastern Oregon.
Tho Willamette river IL now ia its ory
for navigation purposes.
Rev Gibony, Of Lebanon, is at Newport
assisting "a revival services.
Tne County Clerks office aud vault are
being substantially earpo,ed
A car load Of Holsters has arrived 10 the
tate and will be distributed.
Mr Taylor. Of Iarntbuig. passed through
tbs city to-day for Lebanon with his big
ditehin4 tnsehiuc.
Df w Starr. for several years one Of the
leading physiciaas at brownsville, has -
Gated IA Albany.
Salem 10 slready locating iis new postof-
tice building, which. we predict, 10 will not
get for year or two.
Two new moons in January and nose In
February and then two 10 March il the rule
this year, remarkable occurrence.
Hon Il A Irvine has the honor Of ACQUIRING
the passage Of the frat bill through the sen
sie, that Of Incorporating thA town Of Hal
sey.
Judgment by default was taken this alter
noon IN Justice Humphreys Court in the
ca9e Of JAS Morrison against ) ;arle u Dsane
for $4,000.
Five Corvallis Cinnamon were arrested for
gambling, tried before q jury and discharged.
CoEvicting people o. gambling Is slmost an
inpossibiIity
A niece Of Sir q NJ coFey, named Ovens,
aged o years, died at Euge1o City yesterday.
Mr CofFey left on ass nights train TO A..
land the luneral.
Frank Avery, thu man who received go
much notoiie;y by being shot on the cars in
| u ms sterious manner. IL neartY recovered,
being on tho streets of Salem yesterday.
Patent, dated ia 1865 add 1867 have jnst
teea. .iiisd in the County Clerks Office grant
ing land to Hiram Cooksey. WIN 7 Kager
aud David Mcdowell. That is waiiicg \
long time.
Thns. Callahan, btttsr-knosn as "Pete, !"
has purchased the property, consisting Of
two lots and house. belong to Mr. Hnlip,
situated next 10 Mr. CtAss's residence in
Corvallis, where Chas. Moore now retideF.-
Gdsetfe.
The Silver Sta. Pleasure Society held
their weekly meeting at the q A X hall last
| evening. an enjoyable affair Crokinolc and
70 give pEogatn At each meeting
Read Bardue s. Underwood's grocery adv.
IN another place. This firm has located at a
good corner aud intend doing . straight
forward business. Mr. ] L Bridgoford. an
| old grocery man, al well as resident Of Linn
county. viii be annotated with them in the
mana emcnt Of the business.
SATURDAY.
Crokiaols IS ,..e fA,orate parior game in
Albany.
FIJI PfeiHsr has ju.t received COCO pouads
OF peanuts.
The Albany board OF trade seems to be
non eat comeaiihas.
Brig General sikiin il in the city to day
on his wa home.
''The Buried River. 10 the name Of Joa--
| gun Miiler's ne~ novel.
$40. .0C0 has been Subscribed for building
Hunts railroad 10 Union
Mr. / Iem, of La3rande. a brother of Mr.
John Isom, Is IN the city.
Albany has as many grocery stores IS any
| plsce in orceoa OF It's alze.
Mr. II Fiindt al family leave tomorrow
| for their new home at Medford.
| Tske something even if you nave to take
the Rerie,s --Rosehurg Rerie,c.
SI50a foot is b:ing asked for property on
First street in some instances.
Ed Lister. Of the East U'ashingtvnsan, o
Pomeroy, W 4, has been ia the city.
Chickens are S. dozen ia Albany, with
the feathers on, by ihe wholesale.
Il ii Flagg will start democratic weekly
at Hiisboro. He gave ap Salem as bad
job
The Salem Statesman was recently noticed
by the n Y Herald, an honor not often giyer
an Oregon paper.
A gentleman in the city is contemplating
starting another drug store. He is said to
he an experienced druggist.
There aru sixteen candidates for u S mar.
shall st Salem, among the number heicg Dr.
Watts and Cap Humphrey.
a. very nicely arranged. well stocked furni.
ture store is that of Csossen Il Paisley. Every
thing is as neat as new bonnet.
The lecturer who rerarks '.there is much
to be said on this subject" and then doesn's
say it, is indeed a true philanthropist.
Mr. NJ j Monteith has completely closed
| out his business in Albany aud we nnder-
stapd will travel tor wholesale house.
MrC II Stewart, secretary of ,hs Albany
| Iron Works Co, was in Portland yesterday
on business c3nnected with this new CON-
pany.
The government inspectors report shows
that 355, 600 passengers were carried on
| Puget sound steamers during 1883, while On
the Columbia the number carried was over a
million and three quarters. This leads an
Astoria paper to flap its wings.
Monday bill will 10 introduced la the
house asking that the permission be granted
the Salem, Tiliamook 4 Astoria Railway Co.
to huild 4 bridge across the Willamette river
| ut Salem. m.-JourRGf.
Rev JRN Bel, viii retire from the Che
mekete hotel, it is reported, aud return to
Rosehurr just skimming over the matter
| we would think now Rev Boil had too many
| irons in the fire.
Rev Logan. who has beea assisting IN SER
vices at the u 2 church during the week,
| left for his home in Portland this morning,
and next week, will 10 to Waitsburg. Rey
| Logan is forcible speaker aud has doue
a,uch good here Tomorrow .herc will be
seven or eight to unite with the church.
Tom Monteith, Jr, who has been in the
store of Monteith & Setenbach for seven or
eight years, has accepted position as clei K
| In the store Of s Young. and will begin
business February |. Mr. Monteith is pop
ular clerk and the DEMocRAT will be glad to
GO his countenance behind Mr. Young's busy
counters.
There are great newspaper men in the
| N W. Judging from the following from tie
/ WalIa Walla ntdtesmaa: "The proprietor
Of the Statesman received two offers to dsy
from Portland and one from Washington, u
g The frat was SO. 500 foz property in Al
bina. for which he paid $500 five years ago.
aud SIS, 900 for his magnificent mineral cabi-
net, now in charge of the Alpiue club there.
The offer from Washington was to start !
democratic newspaper. with good backing.
Nhildren Crv for