The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-02-13
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the company, are bound % make Il quite a
business ecater. Much credit Is due the
general nianaEcr, VIM NJ iIoag Tor the
substantial manner IN wAieh he has t0n-
strueted tie road Leaving Halssead,
after a tlip TO the front Ia company wilh
"A itackicman, Esqr aud Col w r Helm,
we returned 20 Albany, having expefisne.
e,l one of the most enjoyable trips which
has fallen I, The lot Of your humhle scr
want for many day
suSnA3 CLosiSG.
We, the undersigned business men
doing busiaess In the eiiy Of Albany. do
promise aud agree that We viii rot orea
or business houses for business ON sur-
days, as We deem such action necessary
for the good and welfare of tbs city.
Conn * Hendrlcson, Allen bros
c Brownell. w Read,
Matthews ~ Washhurn, n A Blodge,l,
wandell &ilollcnheek, stewart X Sox,
FoumilleT & Irving, l. L nlaln,
r NJ French, Smith N Sendcrs,
Knapp, ,Burreli X Co, Ptlce x Robson,
Albany Furniture Co. L { Seafiss
Mueller Il Garrett, l. l. hudson.
Mitchell * Lewis Co, Parker Bios,
G Meyer. ilopkins Bros,
$ + Young, Will & Link,
Ihos Brink, g w Simpson,
r l. Wallace & Co, Beam,
Thompson 4 OvSFman, J ] Dubruiile.
]. Nieriek, William Mack,
G a Brown.
As oLp CoNyIcr.-An old prisoner was
turned out Of the penitentiary yesterday,
after having served three years SEN
tence under Mf Downing's supervision.
| His name this time was "Phiiip Me-
Hugh, though he had previously served
term here under the cognomen az
Jimmy O'Ncal.n "Philip'i or "iimlnyi'
claims 10 have served twenty-one years
in prison, aud probably feels more III
home in the striped suit than in the sis
business suit purchased for him by Mr.
Downing on his release yesterday. Ills
comrades IN the ''pen" got up little
collection Of s. 81, which, with the state
gilt ot 50, sets the old man free IN the
world again with capital of $40 S.. lie
lett on the Houtb-hound train for Albany,
where he will take thc Oregon Pacific for
faquiua, and thence 10 san Francisco
by sea, which city he will reach on an
outlay OF S7.l0.-Statesmap
7. S.-Hnman nature ruled. and in.
stead Of getting Off he got drunk sud was
ea1ahoosed, his money vanishing.
LynASox.-Mrs N scott, 81 Albany,
visited her sister, Mira e M Westiaii, III
Lebanon, over Sunday. Miss Ida West
iail accompanied her home for q couple
Of days visit, returning 70 Lebanon Wed
nesday.
DIR Slayenai an employee at Downing
Bros mill, had bis hand caught on the
saw last Monday, which 50 lacerated one
oi his fingers ~ 10 make amputation
necessary. Drs Booth & Foley ampusa-
ted the finger, and the man isdoing well.
0regonian Ry engine No Is, IN charge
o. Geo Henderson, visited this city last
Thursday evening, 10 right-abontlane.
This is the fret visit We haye had from
trains on tie o Ry. Dir Henderson Il
~ charge OF q ballast train working NJ ~
spicer. Express.
a GaEAr FED.-Mr II v Mann. who
resides near thu place, cut down an oak
tree that measured nearly four feet
through. When be came 10 cut and
split il up, he found an antler Embedded
~ It's body about SIX or seven feet from
the ground. and II seems aiso strange
there were three pro-gs, and this big end
oi the tree. Two lucas must have fought
battle by the tree and one made y miss
and hit the tree, aud thus lost q horn,
and nature healed u5 the wound II the
oak and thus enclosed it.-Zena cor.
Journal.
VET ExrERE%cg. --h DKNccRAT
man having had plenty otexrerieucc him.
self takes pleasure al alaays In giving bath
ing iacidcns IN which others are victims.
Parties from Salem tell the following:
Editor Train was fastening towards
the depot, when we are informed being
distracted by divers reports Indicating the |
defeat OF the Saniiam division bill he walk |
ed OF into the mill race short distance |
the other sideof, ,lhe depot obtaining very
wet experience at least up 10 the arm pits, |
ard completely dividing The waters. III
be did not cry out "Inio the Santiam" we
have been mIsinformed.
THE other day two different Salem gro
cery firms told us that they each recei- |
we'd and sold every week over lG0 pounds |
oil eastern butter, in addition TO all the |
good butter they can get from the farm
ers. The Willamette valley surely ought |
TO do. better than that. The same Is
true OF eggs and poulty,-Itemizer.
There never ought TO be time in Al
bany, when good butter cannot be &C.
cured made around this city, but today |
Il is almost impossible 10 get any. The |
whole valley is afflicted.
THEIR OwN WArER woRKs.-Resi-
dents of the city IN the neighborbood Of |
Ferry and Eleventh streets, for a block or /
fusA In IL
arrangements to erect large tank and |
windmill and establish n water works |
system Of their own, ii being claimed that |
the Albany water works company will |
not 20 oat 50 far a; present. They will |
lay pipes and have water with all the |
modern improvements By the time dry
weather arrives.
Az ARM DisIocArED. Tuesday, Otto |
Maxwell, the fourteen year old son cf Mr. |
John Maxwell was riding a horse when
The animal fell throwing young Maxwell |
off and partially under the animal. His |
left arm was dislocated at the elbow III a
serious manner. the bone protruding
through the flesh Dir Wallace attended
him.
G This item from. The Astoria Columbian
hrowg light on a matter that must be
iade an issre In Oregon politics: The
pplicatiop Of Joseph Simon, receiver OF
he Oregon Improvement Co, for an or
Ter authorizing him to pay $40, 600 for
street work in the MUSHROOM town OF
Anacortea, sheds some light on the ques-
tion rs TO where the money came from
that paid for such glowing aspecialsv as
were foistcd on the reading public last
spring, Gin the Oregonian.)
| A PRAcHcAL JoKg.--This afternoon at
M & CPS gtore, very nice-looking lady.
called for 2 doz black hen eggs. MrGar-
rett replied he could not tell them from
the other colore6 hens eggs, and told her
lie she could pick them out she was well
| come to them. To his surprise she se--
lected out all the largest eggs and said
| she was much obliged,
| An OLD FAKE.--San francisco fakes
are again working the valley trying to
lgiye away s2b.00 crayon portrait for
nothing. The joke Is that about $i2.00
is asked for the frame on applying at the
express Office. Crawford & Paxton do
much better work and give better
frame too, for less money. 4 fact.
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