The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
WEDNESDAY,.

Nr Gso Caldwell. Il Poulard. ia Ia the
city.
Miss Dairy DaunAls went to Sle,n, ou a
yisit. t,,-,iay.
w II Greenwood hft this morning for
Baker CITY.
l. T. Balm aud uiis ,.turn.d d thi. roun
from a tElpio Ysqu,na Bay.
Fad Blount ard wife have gnu. 10 Upper
Soda for few weeks
The City C"ancil met lEst evening aud ad.
turned nniii Tomorrow evening
Some iint Oregon hame at thr AiIapy
"a'kes, sbultx Bros, PIopri,tors.
Daring the past year 80 pos,ofiioes we're
esta 6liHbed in Oregon aud % discontinued.
Mr. Chas l. Diehl. Pacific coast agent Il
the Associated prcEs has been in tae city to
day.
Me- d Rankin arrived 10 the city last even
ing from LaGrnnde aud reports il "all-hr.d"
hot up there.
II W Hatch, yesterday, at S.leqi. caul ht
salmon weighing twenty pouuds. in the
creek ut that city.
J's " ecu, . former resident f Linn 60,
who lett Crook county Tor Lakeviev, .haut
t"o ars ako, has bpver heen heard Of since.
Leskeven;ng nan called BADLY died Al
Lyone, hiter an lness Of week or iaore,
a colin and suit Of clothes were sent from
Albany GU the morning train.
Mr. Ira f Powers, the leading furniture
man Of Portland, also superintendent of IN,
boys and girls aid society, was in the cit,
last eve"ipp, going from here to junction.
DR. J H Irvine, for many years resident
OF Helix, Umatilla county, son of Hon i
A Irvine, Of Albany, has sold his drug stor,
in that town. and will remove with his fan
lily about the let OF August TO Shoalwate
bay.
Yesterday afternoon a very Eicc birthda,
party was given at the hcme Of Mr. Tho
Wallace. in honor OF the ninth birthday o
Willie Wallace. Ten or fifteen children
had good time playing games and plrtakinI
Of a choice repast.
, Our exchanges through the valley hlv
been mentioning woman who is canvassin
, for the sale Of tickets at dollar apiece in
ra file of Astoria lots. She has arrived in AL
bany and has been visiting our busipess men
, disposing OF several tickets.
= Reports received daily from abroad by To-
egraph, respecting the general cl op prospects
. are bad. In Francc,especially in the Sentr,
!, and northern departments, cold nights an
constantly wet days are bringing about diI
: astrous results In Germany. Switzerland
Belgium and Holland the constant rain an
: low temperature are seriously affectin
!, wheat, but in Austria. Hungary, the harves
i, looks favorable and there are promises
O good yielos.
KICKED BY HoRsE.- Last even;n
Mr. Mart Payne received dispatch fror
+ the Summit, on the 0 p, stating that hi
: young boy Lee had been kicked bv hors
v and was In a dangerous condition. He ar
|. Mrs Payne left last evening to attend hi
q accompanied by III Maston.
i AN ALBANY MAN LowEsT.-The bids I,
n the Oregon state reform school we
n opened in the office of the secretary
!. state yesterday. The contract has n
IS yet been awarded The bids were
Il follows: w w Garrett & Co., Portlan
is $27, GAO; z Craven, Salem, $27 $40; d
h Schell, Albany, $26.500; q A Steven
Salem, $26,716; Jackson & Hutchins, S
,e lem, $27, ,984r a Olinger & Son, Salel
r SIS, ,453. Mr. schell, Of this city being &
II lowest bidder viii probably get the co
tract.