The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
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Beaver, las been quite sick with pneumo.
been waiting on him, Estates that he is now
in fsir wav of recovery.
W D Davis has bought land in Jackson
county and has moved there to reside. He
still owns his sheep in this courtyard will
return here each summer 10 look aitei
them.
On The morning of the Fourth while
firing anvils Albert Trichel was very Sc.
verely powder burned. The powder tina,
was placed in the anvil exploded before
Trichel had reached sefe distance from
1t, thus causing him to be badly burned
about the face,
Last Wednesday Ia Summit Prairie two
sheep herders in the employ of Jas Wood
Sim Browder and Bernard Jaurgery, goi
into difficulty resulting in Browder stab
bing Jaurgery in the neck inflctiug a
serious ound,-Review.
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, The
State Normal school at Monmouth Aas
made remarkable growth during the
past year, as shown In gain of So per
cent in attendance over the year before.
y
400 students, ano the faculty ~anticiplte
that the number will reach fully 600 next
year. The school Is wi6e-awake. full of
life, and draws a remarkably fine body of
students. Two new members have re-
Gently be-n added to the faculty, Prof P
A Getz, graduate of the Millersville.
Pennsylvania, State Normal, and Miss
Alice + Priest, a graduate of Cornell
Init. >ts- y
also been strengthened by the addition of
Miss Fanny A Ayres. specialist in vocal
culture, who has studied with some of the
schoo! is broadening its work 10 many ways
the special traiuing of teachers. The
that 1t is doing all in its power TO merit
the highest degree of success.
THE ExPosIrIoN.--The managers of
the Portland exposition are exerting
every effort to induce exhibitors to place
on exhibition at Portland such samples as
they intend to display at Chicago in 1898.
A successful competition at Portland will
be of great advantage in such cases, and
particularly in the case of canned goods
e-AS AAAAAC auAChNGuAtfS Wiz 0S IL cNAC
anty against defective sealing. These
exhibits will be carefully stored II the
exposition building free of cost until such
time as the exhibitors desire to forward
them TO Chicago. This proposition gives
the opportunity of making the two ex-
hibits at minimum cost, and everyone
who has an interest in home industries
should take advantage of 1t. Let every
part of the state De well represented at
both fairs.
A Corvallis FAcroRY.-The aunua,
meeting of the stockholders of the Cor
wallis Carriage and Wagon Co. was held
last Tuesday in the parlors of the Firs,
National bark and the following officers
were elected for the coming year: Pres
ident, B Lee; secretary, II Davis;
treasurer, First National bark; super;n-
tenden., John Sticker; directors, Nj S
WoodcOck, w Wells, P Avery, III
Davis, VIM Creese, NJ A Beacn. F NJ
Johnson, John Sticker, B Lee; execu-
tive committee, III Davis. John S,icker,
P Avery. The business of the company
has been good ever since it began opera
tions and is constantly on The increase.
About IS persons are now Employed
Gazette.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-
Med Vanderpool to Elizabeth
Robson, 227 acres. Is W 1.$ 100
Elmira Pugh to Herbert E Cadv,
/ lot, aalsey y........... i6
Chas Henry to Julia NJ Bailey,
lots, Lebanon. ............. $50
Manoah Miles to Chas Cawrse, 90
acres II W / ...-........,... 1900
A w Gordan to Tweedale & Red
field, 1888 acres, IL W and A. 3066
J r Kirkpatrick to C w Cobb,
several parcels land. Lebanon. $500
several pieces land, Lebanon. $500
Total sIo5S2