The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10
LOCAL RECORD


S. s. OFFIoSas.-The u. p. Sabbath
School have chosen the following officers
for the ensuing year DIR G w Gray, SUI
perintendent L E Blain, ist Asst; X NJ
Robertson, and Asst S E Young, Treas;
FP NuttinR, Sec q II Stewart, Asst ;
Mildred Burmester, ,Organist Lille Rob
ertson, Asst. The coming Sill be DR. Gray's
twenty-6fth successive year rs Superin-
tendent Of the school.
The NJ. E. Sabbath School have elected
the following; ] D cougill, SuPerin'end-
ent NJ o Brink, Asst Minnie osburn,
Treas May Rideout, Sec; Eva simpson,
Asst A NJ Hammer, ,Chorister Frances
Gilbert, Organist Mrs DIR Chamb srltn,
Tenn. Sec Emma Congill and Ar,ie hus'
ton, Lbs.
Following are the new officers of the
Evangelical sabbath school; Miss Mary
Kerr, Superintendent, W w Crowder,
Assistant; Miss Jennie Ohling, Sec, r
Grimmer, Asst, Mn Rev Fister, Treas
urer, Edna Allen, organisi
ASTORIA. - The business outlook for
Astoria, as the approach OF a new year
draws near. Is exceedingly bright and
points to a rapid increase with the new
year. Nervousness arc seeking locations,
new buildings are contracted for, new en-
terprises looking for openings and gen
eral infasion Of blood and energy In all
directions is apparent, which Is especially
gratifying. There Is enough outlined In
the way Of progress to demonstrate thst
the coming year will be the most prosper
Gus In the history Of Astoria, and Il may
safely estimated tha. the population will
double itself In the next twelve months
Astoria Pionees.
A WROSo vIEw OF 1.-THE DEMc-
cRAT does not wish TO quarrel with the
Brownsville Times. In answer to an ar
tiele In its last issue we wish to state,
Though, that We never aid that thirty or
FORTY Of the best families Of Brownsville
would move here 70 live on account Of the
wooIen mills. Il must have been some
other paper, and no one rejoiees more over
the fact that Brownsville retains It's wool
en- mill, than the DEMOCRAT. we also re-
ioice over the advent of one In Al.
bany, and we hope Brownsville will have
a railroad, ard that IL will come 10 Albany
Il will be Of mutual advantage for the two
places to be joined by rail.
In THE NICK OF TIME. - Sunday
afternoon the residence of Mr. A Moessen.
ger,on Washington Street, wa discovered
on FIRE In the vicinity of the chimney on
the main building. An alarm was given
buta bucket brigade headed by William
Fortmillsr succeeded In ex;inguishing the
flames after hard work, and some damage
to the roof. The fire caught from the
chimney,th connection with stove pipe
being said to be defective. A large crowd
witnessed the final operation Of the bucket
brigade.
Iowa Esos.-There is some meat TO the
IoIIswing soliIoauy by Peter the Poet
"wiIl Oregon ever conclude TO lay hei
own eggs y Here's the teachers institute
to be held at Medford the day after Christ
mas,and an Iowa egg for our own teachers
How long must our noble schoolma'arni
submit to a foreign yolk IL Is hard-oi
Il Is hard boiled and horrid, and some diff
ferent course Of study must be adopted TO
our chickens"
To FIREMEN.-On account of'a leak Il
No rs steamer, caused from a defective
coil, Chief Engineer Stewart requests u
10 notify all members Of No rs in case o
FIRE to repair to No rs house for service
on their engine. Due notice will be givei
on the steamer being repaired. which vii
be done on receipt of new coil frCm th
factory already telegraPhed for.
TENTH YEAR.-MrNJ J Henton has jus
begun his tenth year as Recorder Of tn
city Of Albany. In that length Of time h
has learned the duties of the Office thor
oughIy, until Recorder and Office seem
part Of each ether. The DEMOCRAT at IN
beginning Of a new year returns thauks TO
many fagors extended.
A RUNAwAY.-LastM Monday one OF tn
dray teams of w E Kelley took livcl
spin through the streets, going dow
Feery, and First finally stopping a. n
lumber yard, with out any damage don
II Is said to have been the longest rum
way in the history Of Albany, the hal
frozen streets being conducive to rumble
An ELoPEMEST.-The following al
pears In the Macleay column in the 81
verton Appeal: Mr. Oscar Eof and Mi
Carter This mothers hired girD elop'
last week and were married. They =
turned home, and Oscar Is sick a bed.
RKvUsED TO Co.--There were so ma
railroad men in the city Saturday eyenir
that they conld hardly get places to sle'
so several went TO a saloon, and at shit
ting up time refused 10 60. and It tool
nightwatch with a club 10 get them o
They accepted asplace in an engine hou
Down A HAY SHuTE.-WhiIe work.
in his barn DIR. S. G. Irvine Academia
fell down hay shute with a quantity
hay,striking the corner Of a manager, Q
Il Is feared injuring him internally, II
breaking lib also.
A +. AsD ANA special meeting
Corinthian Lodge. to have been held Tu
day evening, will be held on next Fri
evening. Work in M NJ degrse. all m
bora,nrs requested to be present. By OF
ofW NJ, ID. Froman.