The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-17
HONE AND ABROAD.
MONDAY.

Joe Watson left this nooa for Portland.
A large number OF dead birds MAY be seen
10 the windows Of tbs millinery stores.
Hon Joff Meyers, of scir. was In the cit,
to-day, meeting bis constituency.
Mr. Julius Joseph has decorated hi. cigar
store 30 that IL pFoseuts quito o neat aud
metropolitan appearance.
DR. Hill aud d V = Reid have boon APP
pointed b., the X. Of r. Delegates 10 tue
grand lodge, which tnotts nc Tho Dalles this
week.
The ''Uphii" is tho nstne Of new mining
claim 6ied By Mr. J II Early II is located
IN the Quartzvi.le dlatrct and IL 10 hoped
will pan out ~ vel! hs It's California name
sako.
Mr. Winfield Applessts and wife. of Rose
burg, spont ) sbbsth 10 Albany, the guests of
Mrs Applegatea cousins L aud Rhoda Hail.
They we've oh their wedding tour, having
been at Portland Attending the fair.
] y Hall, UG HaJbe, Dr. ]. Hin, QE
Propst, oryilie Crawford, Gso ioehhtcdler
and o Ia Irvine. Of the Albany X Of z, loft
this uoon f0r The DRllee, TO attend the
grand lodge Of X OF T.. They were 10 be
joined at Por;lstd by u V S Reid.
There are only two siAics producing quick
| silver. vizI California and Oregon. There
are ak u lnes, thtee IN California and three
IN Duugias county, DE-. There sre seven
furnaces. three Of which arc ~ Douglas
county. Tho yield 81 oinnabsr was in 1885,
92. D6i short tons or 6.464 1asks. The
amount Of wages paid waa sG2G,2Be. The
number Of mon employed as 96f.
Bishop Il Duba, Of Chicago. who viii
speak At tho Court House to- MORROW even
log at 7i30. will DO introduced By Eld J
bowsrHox. Pubiie service for all dcnonina.
tons aud people. Ushers, II i Merrill,
Frank Wallace, I'D Crossan, Claud Vunk,
Fred Foftmiilef, BM Huston. Ali minis
lers arc invited TO front SEATS on the plat
form.
TUESDAY
Glorious weather.
Ci'cnit Cour. Is in session At Spi,r.
Mr. John Giliiland, of Sweet II ,Be, y a, Ia
the CITY to-day.
Mrs Ignatz Fox has just rotnrped from q
several weeks visit sith her pare .ts, Ia
Ellensburg. Wash.
Mrs Martha Logan yesterday rold u Mrs
j. Fanning her honss aud lot on Seventh
st. cot, for $1,000. X r Ashby, agent.
) NJ Pennington, ex-senator Of this eoan
ty, aow a resident Of the NiilAmsttr valley.
n'su miles out Of Albany, has been In Pendle-
ton tho week past. fis lott for homo on
Monday .--T,,bune,
Some Que should put boz of tsess under
tho Potilsad train billed for Albany At II. IS
=. N. j. hAs hot been on time for q wesk,
being late daily from 20 inmates TO IS miu
utes. poor poliry.
Celestial ... 49,, T.. M. 4 ..... +. a
haaY saving wood. The white man has taken
his place. More men arc needed, though,
10 do the splitting and piling. Iilo men
shoald come 10 tho front. Bette, work for
small wages thaa do toihiug.
AW Ny~. pendlstDn's we'll known ,arni-
tste dealer, has made All assignment fot the
Gensiit aud pf"iss.ion of his croditora H.a
Assets are r'nehiy sAtimat.f a, ell 900 ard
liabilities at Is 300 Ads macy fsienda will
regret hls misfortune. ~ h,eh was un iess rived.
-East OtegoHian.
Caleb wilkins and G W Ebburts, two old
| pionseFs ot H'ilshofo. died rcetty. Bs
| operated a. trArpefs Ia the Roak mountains
hsd many h'oii enfliag adventures with
Ind'ans. and 10th est id together in that
rrg.eo IA 1892 wilkins Was only ans
non,h younger than Ebberts, both beiag oe-
togehsfians. They wefu among tho very
earliest Of the AmtrieAn se,;lera 10 Oregon
ABESToscoRCsAwAY.-This \ forenoon
hc team Of & Noss became frightened a
the q. J.. train and 'an away, throwing
Mr. Noss, son and daughter out, bruisin,
each some, but the son the most, it wa
feared fatally for awhile; but fortunatel,
not so. The team ran n race with thu
train for some distance and was finall-
stopped by Mrs Rainwa,er. q I. Black
man bad a close call TO colliding with tn,
tteam.
&EDsEanAT.