The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-06

Fresh crisp esis,y at Allen Bros.
4 fall iiso oi cigars Lad tobacco at r r
Aiieas.
All linds Of choices eating aud cooking
apples at Allen Bros.
The Postal Telegraph otIics will now be
fousd 10 the Strshap Heck.
Allen bros always keep their customers
sapplied with fresh butter and eggs.
Go toF Y Allen when yon want some-
thing sweet. Honey, maple syrup. ETC.
Fresh MoehA. Java aud Riendid coffee re.
eeived on every steamer u Allen Bros.
Rev q W Hill wili preach the annusI
Thsnkseivingsermen la the Baptist church
Nov. 26th. al i an.
Prof II A shofsy will preach in the Coo
EFegationAl church Of this city nsxt Sabbath
morning and evening.
DC sherman, sscently depaty county
clerk. has been elected oounty clerk, 20 suc-
coed Y Babcock, recsn.ly deceased.
The funeral services Of Capt Y J Babeock
salcm this afternoon 81 oolnck. Several
attended from Albany.
Dr Thompson, of Saa Francisco, Cal,
S1NrrtAry NtF tnu IA1luG ADaAt OF the
American Sabbath Union. wil preach in the
N + church next Sabbath 81 II . m, and
address = grand macs meeting In the NJ Z
church at 40 p IN.
The Ingram murder ease was set for To-
MORO ut 9o'elcck. but il 10 probable moth.
ing will be done before o'aloek. The e.se
l. exciting general interest. and large an
disnce will undoubtedly be present, The
case vas set as late a. IL was. In order 10
parmit "a important witness to reach Albany
from California.
STOLEN FROM 4 LRnBSoS MAN. An
account ra. given few days ago of two
men being arrested by Sheriff Crnisan, of
Salem, for stealing team OF herses In
Lane county. When arrested they had
two rigs. On Friday night Mr. William
Royce, of Lebanon precinct, had hack,
harness and lap robe stoien,ti c description
of which was that of the outfit found, and
II was just AZ the time when the thieves
would have passed that way. Mr. Royce
went TO Salem this noon 10 claim his
property.
ARREsTE FOR FoRGERY.--Laate evening
man giving his name as Chas Stone
and claiming to have Just come from q
logging camp on the Santiam, appeared
at the Exchange hotel and presented
check to Jas Murray for $27, saying he
had gotten in too late for the banks. It
was on the Oregon bank. Mr. Murray,
thinking 1t was all right, gave him $S,
but afterwards refused anything fur
ther, as he began to suspect something
wrong. Stone was watched, and on
the check being refused at the bank was
arrested for forgery, and, we are in
formed, admitted his guilt. He was
placed in Jail, but had not been exam
ined at press time.
NEARLY DROWNED. - This noon on
quitting work Oh the pile driver Mr. A S
Miller, the assistant superintendent, Doc
Love, c VI Mcdonnell. Ed Stone, Frank
Staub and Mr. Aiken started acoss the river
to their dinner In boat; with four oars.
On account of a Misunderstanding among
the oarsman they run against pile driven
In The swift current, and were overturned.
Two of the men chung to the pile, two
swan to the shore at once. Mr. Miller
over 10 years of age, had struggle; but
being cool headed swan ashore. Mr. Love
was swept into deep water end towards the
| Albany shore. He made despei ate
struggle; but began stranglng, and was
sinking the third time when a man Ia q
boat reached him just In time to save his
] life. All the men were given dry clothing,
toasted at warm fires. and are doing we'll