The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-21

/ MONDAY.
/ Oregon has another daily. The Daily
Plaindcaier 10 the name, fiost bug the loca-
mon.
| Sometime this fall tho Y NJ ca will give
q oantats, either Bcishaszar or David tho
Shepard Boy, which promises 70 be great
treat.
| Richardr X Phillips, Il thi. cit,, have tho
contract for doing tho wood work for Bunch
q Wililsm's Pacific Washing machines. As
large nun brr 10 heing manufactured the
contrrct 10 one OF considerable extent.
TUgsDAy.
The Albany Farmers Company are paying
so1z cents per bushel for wheat today.
The annual confsrence Of the NJ II church
vii ha held 10 Salem b. ginuing tomorrow.
The rain last night seems 10 have been in
atruaks. Ia SOME places IL was lively, while
in Others there was hardly sprinkle.
The monthly meotipe Of the Albary
building aud Loan Asaosistifn will he held
on Friday evening OF this week. There wtll
bo seYessl bidders.
Frasier and + II Berry closed the
trade today xith Mr. J FAtherson for the
purchase Of College Hill Park, together with
Dir Atherton's elegant now residsncs, in
oluding plano. furniture and oil tho contents.
Tho consideration Was $4,000. --Eugens
Guasd.
RusAwAY AccIpEHT.-Last evening
Mr. Frank Brannon and Mr. Robert Hiatt
were negotiating trade Of horses nj the
City stables. They had tried Mr. Brain
mons horse in front OF dog cart, and
then hitched Mr. HATS horee up and
started of, but the hold back strap was
not properly fastened and the cart and
horses heels came IN contact causing the
animal 10 run at rather cyclone rate,
going up against the corner al the Evan
gelical church. tipping over the cart and
dumping the men out. Mr. Hiatt was
unininred; but Mr. Brannon had his face
badly bruised, necessitating the atten-
ton OF . surgeon, DIR ] L Hill being
called. The trade was not made. On
getting up Mr. Brannon remarked that
he wouldn't have the horse at any price. |
A Coon GAMg.-A game OF base ball
was played yesterday afternoon ut New
port, between picked nine from Al
6any and the Newport club, which
proved one ol the most attractive iea- |
Hs
had regular suits while the Albanies |
played in bathing suits, etcetera. At
Tie end OF two innings the score was 2 10 |
in favor OF Newport. At the end OF the |
seventh inning the score was TO in |
favor OF Albany. A pretty game. In |
the eighth inning Albany ratified the |
little pitcher Of the Newports and made |
their usual fireworks. o scores. Newport |
made more and Albany having the last /
inning did not go 10 the bat. The Al |
bany nine consisted of Smiley, C: Lsri- |
more, p; Blodgett, ib; Brewer, OF Salem, |
2b; VIII Campbell, 3b; @ ii Mueller, 80 |
Floyd Doris, II; Allen Chamberlain, Ct
and ~ stranger, RI. A San Franciscoan |
umpired. We get the above particulars !
from Mr. Geo. G stanard, who saw the |
game and returned this noon.
"WEDNESDAY.
Wheat to-day. SO eeats.
Soc the tea ad on our third page.
GraA. reductions ia summer goods at w r
Resd's.
Some fss fresh kettle lard q. G h
Haights.
You can save moneY by buying goods Of |
w ksad.
PAtA,ols ans; sun nuaLleli.s at !ess than |
COS. at W Reads.
Ten per cen. reduction on al dreas goods
.: w Y Reals.
4 fali line OF WarneT'a corsets. the very
beat loS priced eorset. made at w r Reads.
"A SeIla circus closes its performances too
late for notice this afternoon, will tell about
Il tom rruw evening.
H.. A. Al 4 n. n ~
line Of jet nail heads, the latest novelty in
dtesF trimming.
The Wells. Fargo Co. have changed The |
sarne OF The express Office at Browns mill to
Niagara, 10 correspond ~!th the postothee
there, which bears the shme marie.
The Salem Journal !. hard o. work trying
10 put Governor Pennoyer la hole. IL u
the old story Of the ant trying TO dig the
grave OF sn elei baut. The Journal win |
grow tired after awhile and quit --rendle-
ton Z. o.
THEr Musr PAY.-The matter OF the
oregon Pacific's indebtedness to the
employees was presented to the circuit
court at Corvallis ye sterday, Judge M L
Pipes presiding. Attorney General
and Hon X Weatheriord
appeared for the employees. The order
ot the court was that the indebtedness
be paid by Aug 3ist, the receiver being
authorized TO negotiate his certificate for
the purpose. Col Efogg will either have
to liquidate or show good cause for not |
doing so. 1t Is 10 be hoped he does the
former. and then keep 1t up monthly.
A LIVELY RuSAwkx.--On the arrival
Of the o P train from the front this morn
Ing, the team OF Mr. Hofeldt, residing In
the country. became frightened and took |
q lively spin. Breaking the pole from the |
wagon they became loose and started for |
town on 7:4o gait. A truck team OF b |
M Huston & Co., happened 10 be m the
way. The horses separated, when one
was thrown on top of the truck, breaking
all the stakes on one side, but not hurting
either horse In the least.
FELL PROM PoRcH.-Last evening
while playing on the poNh at his home
in this city, the four year old son Of Mr.
Frank Campbell, fell to the ground,
striking on his face, causing q severe cut
and many bruises. DIR Ellis WAS called
and attended to the child. Recently
the dispatches told about child falling
from q four story window in city and
not being hurt at all, which shows the
varied fortunes OF children.