The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08

Marfl1 iii. Is2E,

March 4ths 1850.
The friends Of Jno. r. Cooley viii Iearl
with sorrow that he Il seriously III.
Thos. Kay returned from Salem Frida,
evening with the bonus required by hin
tor the establishment OF WOODEN mills ffera
asstred. This community learns with re
gret that Mr.. Kay will leave II. vet ii
Wish him abundant success
Mr.. Goodrich has moved his residence
from Spicer 70 this place.
Mcssrs. Moyer Bros. are now runnias
their saw mill on ash, maple and OAK tims-
ber The dry season makes the outlook 70,
obtaining wIogs from the head Of tbe
Caiapooia very dubious.
Mr.. McCare has moved bis family and
effects % the Sound country.
Mr.. =. WiIholsreturned last FRIDAY from
an extended sidt 70 California.
Sunday the 3rd inat., Mr.. g II. EIswiel
OF this place and Miss Eva Chance III
Crawfordsville were married at the real.
denee OF the brides parents. May success
and Joy attend them throughout life.
9. /. Coshaw, Jr., has sold his house and
lot In North Brownsville to Rev. IeRav.
Consideration, $6oo.
There Il considerable talk Of establish.
ing frait cannery here with local CAPITAL
Also tile starting OF q real estate agency
Both OF these are desirable institutions
and should by aIi means be iruruedIateIv :
put Into reality.
Messrs. Waters Bros. have bought N.
stock OF goods formerly belonging TO the
Brownsviile Wooden Mill Co. They are
fwo enterprislng and industrious Young
men and will certainly meet With tfie sue.
cess they deserve.
~ the annual school meeting Monday.
= ~ thompson was elected Director, 10
succeed =. II. Cable, and Hon. Al. w. STAN
ard, Clerk, TO succeed himself. An adj
1oufned meeting will be held Mouday even.
Ing at 7:3o o'clock IN the CITY Half. when
the advisability Of voting $Iso, tar will
pc taken Into consideration and voted us,op.
II y 10 be hoped there will be large At
tendance and full vote, and that the tax
VIII be voted. Nothing so improves q
tewii or city as good schools.
Changes In business seem still TO be The
order OF the day here. Since Our last writ.
ting including those already mentioned i,
this communication, the following chan pes
have taken place !: Waters & Moreiock
the owners OF our excellent grist mil have
consolidated with the Brownsville WooIen
Mfg. 20. and the new company style them.
selves the Brownsville Mfg. Co. c.E
stanard bought the interest of o. r. Co.
shaw 10 the firm Of Cosllaw & Cable. q
Z. Ccshaw retiring from business. FMl
JACK has bought the stock Of groceries. to-
bacco, cigars and notions belonging 10 c
Z Standard. There are runors afloat of
ssil! more changes to take place In the fn.
tnre Already nearly every important
business In this town has changed swners
this year. Times seem TO be looking bet.
ter too and we predict some lively changes
In real estate soon.
Because OF his change Ia business TO The
regret Of the community, c. z. Stanard
has resigned the Postoffiee. This Is max.
Ing lively times among The hungry sras.
Gals" 10 this community. By noticing the
thirst that exists among our Republican
friends for this Office one would think II q
handsome paying business. So far there
are three applicants In the field viz I
Singer, q Dyson and A Jack Adams.
There i lively fight being made between
The three latter gentlemen. The TACT that
Mr. Dyson proposes moving The location
OF the Office Injuries his prospects some
what, Is the Office Is now centrally located.
ltspeaks well however OF the retiring Post.
master, Mr.. G. L. Stanard 10 say tla. had
ne not resigned there would have been no
effort to have taken the Office away from
him, though he Is sturdy Democrat. Not
business man In Town wculd have signed
a petition to remove him.