The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-04
SATURDAY.

Sandy olda va. released from tho peni-
tsnslary yesterday.
Two more car loads q fridge material ar
rived yesterday eyeulng.
Cenn 4 HENDERSON today sers selling
three doze1 oranges for - couta. Albany
u = city now Tor sure.
s'he b ttem hiss dropped e,mpletsly on.
OF tbs p9tato market IN san Ffancisco, 20
cen per 100 lie i al they are worth. j.
The MiIl City Il srist. w iinrrow. has sold
out lie hss several hundred vAsieties Of
flowers aud piauts Among them being
twenty kinds os esetnI and sixty varieties Of
panKica.
Mr. CAti Karr made = proposition 20
Broxnhvilla 70 pat shoe factory IN at that
city employing 20 men for $1,000 honus
be accepted Mr ksrr Is the man who was
TO start isctaFy 81 Charlottesville.
Mr Haley has sa.d his claim a. the sai itch
above Browh's MIL for 5000. An eastern
firm ;s the purchaser. The same lirm msy
hay the Green Basin laundering company :
propersy.-cor, seio Preaa.
oa Tuesday Lumber was received o, Green
CoHey for the erection of the water NO ks
tower, aud work en this erection Of the same
commenced immediately. The toAer l. 10
be 20 fee. ia height, on top Of which will be
placed tank Of about 9. 600 gaIlons capacity.
-Scio Press.
) II Richards. seei 81 ear, was brought
from RosehurR yesterday sni plAc, d 10 the
ass lam ior trs Aimsnt. Tbs sause q bis in
sanity was = severe jsl4iIg be received some
time ago while /. ! < uaeau ssi1Aa 10 the bot
tom OF wagon hsfehsi to = runaway team,
80 that now ne bss ,mO- exnited aud a. yio-
lent a. kis stIe.e,h xi.l admit. Statesman.
A capei egatioa al rho Uaited Presbyterian
church was orgauixad 81 Shsdd. the Goth, by
Rev A ~ Aehssou. assisted by I Wilson.
with 30 meubeFs. A Sutherland aud o b
Watson were elected Eldsrs, and all the
other officers fesesssry TO carry on church
work we're oaoscs. A S : will be organized
Tomorrow with W Robli Aa superiniend-
eDs ard W II L.4tts, Aaesstans / his new
congregation starts oIf with good prospect.
DAs Nouns AoAN. N.--Constabhi Green
came 10 Albany from Sweet Home last
evening, bringing Dan Morris, with a
commitment issued out Of Justice Wat
kin's court, holding him for the action
OF the grand jury under 500 bonds.
Msrris will be remembered as the hus-
band OF the daughter OF the wife OF
Warm Spring Johnny, who has hereto
fore appeared in several scrapes in con-
nection with his wife and ehfid who
refused TO live with him. The present
trouble arose from Morris going to his
wife's fathers house, and where another
man was then paying attentions to Mrs
Morris and demanding that he come out
and settle the matter with him. They
went out together when the man step
ped back into the house and locked the
door. On Morris starting to tear the
house down, his father-in-law came ont
and demonstrated, when Morris hit him
severe blow with club, resulting in
his arrest. This is a family feud that
should be settled in some form.
An INSTRUCTIVE Last
evening the W. G. T. U. reproduced some
OF the main features Of the world's con
vention held in Boston in November to
good sized audience. It proved one Of
their best efforts. A Bible reading was
conducted by Mrs NJ A st John, when
the President, Mrs L Sox, delivered a
short opening address full OF w CT u
instruction. Ii is an encouraging fact
that the Unioa has grown from amen
bership OF about 1000 in 1878 to 153, 900
in 1891. Some excellent vocal music
followedh the Apollo Club. Mrs II
Dalrymple read extracts from Miss VIII
lard's annual address, Miss NJ Laughlin
synopsis OF the report on Sabbath OBJ
servation; the Apollo Club were heard
again; Miss IIettie Miller recited an in
cident narrated in Mrs Mary A Liver
more's address; Mrs G w Cobb recited
Mary 7 Lathrop's beautiful poem, A
Woman's Hour; ladies quartet, Mines.
John Althouse, G 0 Lee and A NJ Ham
mer and Miss Lib Irvine were heard in
in the song Of blessing; collection fol-
lowed, and the very profitable exercises
closed with bsnediction by Rev Hill.