The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
SATURDAY.

Il. Valentines day tomorrow.
SIX ates free at .1ies matinee az skating
rink tomorrow attnrnoon.
The Times under i.s present mAnasem ,ut
Is n credit 20 Brownsville.
Ashland has just had a business mani,
carnival like the one held ic Albany q
compile years ago.
Prof g c Wilson ia principai, Mark
Peery Ard Rosa Moore assistants, in the Scic
public schools. as just graded.
Cap w w Saunders is now acting as en-
gineer in the laundry at the state peniten-
tiary.
Yesterday was LiEcoln's birthday. II
was celebrated in becoming manusr in the
larger cities Of the U. s.
The u S Marine band o. Washington d.
C.,--the presidents band--wiil pass through
Albany on April Is. 1t would stop of for
$700.
DR. Hill, of Albany is having 100 acres Of
land cleared in Benton county, aud will set
| it all out in Ben Davis apples.
One Of the beat theatrical treats of the
season will be the appearance of Maude
Granger in Albany iu 'Creole" next Friday
evening. There promises 10 ho pack ed
house.
AT q meeting OF tho Brownsville Live
Stock Association on Monday evening. Feb
8, at Brownsvillee, it was decided TO give
another horse show at that place on Friday,
March 25th, 1892.
The carriage factory has started up, aud
is now eusy filling an order for forty carts
from Eugene firm. There is also an order
for mere goods from Eugene and Portland
firm have ciosed cont. acs for large
number OF buggy aud oack beds Ben Ton
Leader.
Aman was elliog 20 oranges for 25 oents
On the streets today. That sounds cheep;
but we are Informed like orange was sell
ing IN Portland for 10 Ger Is dozen or
three dozen for 25 cents. A good orange
with something behind the skin is cheaper
&C 2s, 80 or e.en 60 cents dozen.
Mr. Tom I'LL who went to the front on
the o p TO hunt for his brother ] f HnI,
who was lost, has returned to Albany. He
had forty men ready for the hunt; but six
inches of snow prevented operations for
the pre- ent.
] r Mott, international college secre-
tary OF the Y M G A, the general secre.
tary of California, and a Dummit,
travelling secretary OF the Northwest,
passed through Albany this noon for
Portland. Mr. Dimmit has been arrang.
ing for a Y M @ A in Eugene.
Mrs s G Sladden returned home from
San Francisco this morning, and is visit
ing at the residence of Mrs ] B Under,
woods. Sic has retained L Bilyeu, who
will bring divorce proceedings in the
Lane county circuit court in a few days,
against her husband, Captain Sladden.-
Guard.
Mr. Jas B Jenks one OF Tangent's
most popular young men, and Miss Kate
Howard, daughter OF Rev Howard,
formerly OF Tangent, now OF Pendleton,
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents in the latter place on
Wednesday. Feb 5, and arrived home on
last Thursday. They were given a gen.
erous welcome. Mr. and Mrs jerks have
the best wishes of many friends.
The YPS Il of the U. P. church
gave social at the church last evening,
that was full OF enjoyment for the mem
bers and friends who attended. Besides
many games a short program was rend
cred, consisting Of songs by double
quartet,a recitation by Miss Clara Davis,
a reading Ia Irish dialect by Miss Mamie
0undif and one BY Mr. Floyd Doris in
u a a