The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-09-23
LOCAL RECORD.

LkBANoN.--I M Marks has rented q
farm adjoining his nursery OF Mr. lsom
and will take possession soon.
According TO the survey which has Just
been made, the railroad extension will
miss Sodavi!le 4 miles.
w Turnidge has bought " Il Ribe-
Inns candy and cigar Store and will. try
the business for the second time.
Died, in Lebanon, Sept l4th, alter a
lingering illness, Mrs A L Williams.
Deceased was an old resident OF, Linn
county.
1t is stated on good authority that sew
eral families in Albany are coming to
Lebanon to buy their -four. Flour OF the
very best grade sells at 81 sack in Len-
anon.
Miss Abbie Fry went to Albany Mon
day to enter the Albany Collegiate Insti
tute. Miss Beuna kirkpatrick and Bert
Wright will also enter that school next
week.
6 Lovelee and wife intend moving to
Albany soon. Mr. l.avelee and his lady
came to Lebanon about two years ago,
and daring their stay in the city they
have made a host Of friends who are sorry
to see them leave.
Joseph Crabtree, for whom warrant
Of arrest has been out for about three
months, was last Saturday arraigned be-
lore Justice Elson on the charge OF lar
ceny OF two horses. Mr. Crabtree en-
ployed A 1 Stowe TO defend him,and the
district attorney, ] r Wyatt, of Albany,
believing the charge could not be sus-
tained, promptly instructed the Justice
nj "A III L. 4.
PRoRArE MArrERs.-In estate of r
Thompson inventory filed.
In estate of Alonzo Bardwell inventory
filed. Personal property. $S95.95; real
estate 1920. Appraisers, F NJ Kizer, Vim
Squirting and Thos Brandon. Admistra-
tor, Mis NJ p Bardwell. Petition 10 sell
personal property granted.
Report OF sale in estate OF + + Croft,
continued.
In estate OF Mary and Gertie Zeiner,
X III Grover was appointed guardian.
Bond $500. Approved Appraisers, O.
L Voshow, James Wilson and + NJ Jack.
In estate of & II keenev, citation or.
dered issued to heirs Tor sale OF real
property lmostly Waukeeny,) for Oct S,
/ pm.
In estate OF F. Turner, citation ordered
Issued to heirs for sale OF real property,
TO appear on Oct s.
In estate of Richard C Finley invent
ory flied; real properly l4,70o, p,rsonaF
property, T407 IS. Total - 407. .35.
In estate of Chas ii Duckett, inventory
filed; real property, 5000; personal,
s2i0. Total, sSlo
Miss TowsssSD MGRR1zD.-Ar Albany
man, recently in San Francisco, met
Miss W n Townsend, " ho run the Racket
store in Albany last year, NTH whom the
DEaocRAT had small racket on account
OF articles dsrogatory 20 our country in a
Nebraska paper. But she Is not Miss
Townsend mas; but Mrs Young, being
the wife OF one OF the firm Of ConesIy L
Young, pFopFietors OF the famous Russ
House. The case is romantic one. Mr.
Young was a drummer and met Miss
Townsend in Albany when passing
through the city, resulting alter she lefs
this city IN marriage. Conelly & Young
leased the Russ House less than a year
ago. and hence Mrs Young steps from q
small racket store in an Oregon city into
one Of the best patronized hotels on the
Coast position, i is reported, she isl
.iiiisn9 Sail 1ife- iArssecaaxs.iss glad to
report her good fortune, Notwithstanding
the TACT that sise did not ike Wsbicos.
In FIKsr Class HASDs.-Prot Marsh
been engaged 70 take charge OF the busi-
ness department OF the Albany Collegiate
Institute and viii be here in few days.
lie IS a graduate Of Lafayette college,
Penn. and has been 4 professor for sey-|
eTal years in Emporia College, Kan. De-
sides being a good studert ard an sc
eompiished instructor in commercial ed
ucation he is practical shorthand re
porter and typewriter. fact that adds
10 his efficiency. Students in this de-
Partment wiz have rs good advantages
as are enjoyed in any business school ia
the n W.
TooK PRE,uUNs.-Among the premi
ums ava arded q: the State fair, George
Beamis, Of Albany, received second pre-
MUM on brood mare and colt; J A Zim-
norman, OF Millers, took the sweepstakes
premium on draft horse OF any age or
breed, and lst premium on stallion 4
years old and over; Moses Parker, Of Al
bany, took let premium on mare years
old and over; J r Pearl, of Halsey, took
the let and End premiums on mare
years old and over; Nichols & Huston
Bros took lst premium on stallion yrs
old and over; 2nd on draft horse Of anv
age or breed
Nor ALL TOLD. The whole story oflhe
affair l.. Newport wherein y w Condon
and The mayor Of that city were burned in
effigy has not yet been published. In ad.
dition to the burning the hoOdlums posted
skull and cross-bone designs all over town,
and made various threats CT what they
would do. The mayor cut the pole on
whibh the efiigies were hung, down Sun
day morning and they had him arrested
for working on Sunday A number of
Mr Copoon's iri.nds tried 10 persuade him
to leave the place, as they were afraid the
hOodiums would carry out their threat 10
tar and feather him. But. ..he stood his
ground and has accomplished what he un
Idertook. = Eugene Register. IT Is re-
ported that among others some Albany
married men were mixed up in the dis
graceful affair which induced Mr. Condor
70 take the course he took.
Az HoNEsT Boy. On Tuesday Miss
Laura tIolmes, of near Col wallis, reported
10 the gate-keepers of The fair the losing
of her pocketbook containing Si4. These
generous hearted meS, after fruitless
search, started subscription and got over
nipe dollars, when the little 7-year-oid
on of G a Post, of Polk county, and so
reported. Out of The amount raised two
dollars and fifty Genus were given the little
honest boy, and the balance to the young
lady, who Is an orphan and earns her liv-
& with the needle.-Statesman
MINING CLAIMS. = Claims have been
taken mp in the SAntiam district since
our last report, as follows: The Yellow
Stone, by 1T Bryant, ] b Kelsay and T
L Dobeon; The Thomas A Edison, by
Herbert II Ames and ID standish /;
Mike Harris. by A Halvorsen; Exten-
sion Of g Miller, by B f Clark, Z Hennes