The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-09-20

AIR R E Eibler, the Scio merchant, was
in the city today.
Hon J X Weatherford and wife were at
the State fair yesterday.
Mr. Wren Ross has returned from his trip
to the Waldo Hills.
Hen W Kirk Price. OF Tolo, Jackson
county, was in the city today on his way to
the State fair.
The Mrs Hopkins went to Salem this
noon TO attend the state fair and visit rela-
tives and friends for week.
Mr. Q b Skinner left today for Ne5ra1ka,
where a daughter is lying dangerously i'll
with the consumption.
Rev Meminger, Of McMinnville. is
in the city on his way 10 the annual con-
ference At Eugene, which meets. tomorrow.
James Fennell. Of Albany. and Miss
Clara Tranna, of Spokane Falls, were niar-
ned in Dallas last Saturday, September 5.
Independence Enterprise.
Prof II II White has been employed to
teach the Tangent school for the next SIX
months. The Prof is one Of the most sue
oessfaI teachers of the county.
Miss Mary Cunditf, who thought Of or
Canning class in elocution here. has been
engaged Is instructor IN elocntion and del
sarte in the Aibany college. for the COM
ing year.-Coryal!is Times.
A telephone message received from
Sodayille today states tina. Mrs Geo Craw
is now unconscious and hourly growing e
weaker. Her life i despaired Of Mr. Cav
is At her bedside giving her every attention
posSible--Eugene Guard.
hon Ii II GiItrey. reading clerk OF the
U , Senate. who On account Of his great
poFll.rii: and ability has held The position
through several administrations. passed
through Albany las; night for Lane county
OF visit with his father.
Mr J NJ Nolan, Corvallis live merchant.
was in Albany this noon on his way 70
Salem, 10 make arrangements with the kay
Wooaen mill for the manufacture cf o 4 c
uniforms. the cuntrat fer which Mr. Nolan
again secured agains; considerable oo-aPe
ttio1-
The oonoert tonight at the Presbyterian
Churoh should &c given full house. Prof
Wood IS not only an expsrt vioiinist, but
be Ia = gentleman deserving the support ot
the public. He has tecn Identified with
the coast since 1854. when be was first IN
Aibany.
The Sovereign Grand Lsdge o o F
met a. Chstiaaooga Tennessee yesterday.
The Albany Social Club VIII have
special meeting on Wednesday evening
Sep: IS, ES0s. Dy order OF president.
The City BsIliag Company has bought
ons The Albany Soda WorAs and Will
hereafter coad0cs the business Of both.
The barn Of G W vernon. near Scio
was burned fe~ nights ago. It wss
supposed 10 be inck ndiary.
On Sep, so the time expires when the
goyernm~nt will pEii.t sddEexsed envelopes
Alter that date all Fetura addresses will
hare 10 be secured Of The JOB printers OF
tue ccunIry.
Ilm Wes,fsIl does not believe the latest
war news. which report THAI the Cbinese
we're whipped. He says the paFcrs lie,
and we'li see.
Woman suffrage nsee;iags are held
weekly In PCr;laIc. The las, one !, the
ieside1ce of AIRS AbigSll Scott Duniwsy.
Among the attendants l. Mrs o DenFy-
The K K Commissioners passed through
Albany last nigh, for The California liue,
and Will inspect the road on their return.
Two Corvallis girls were In Albany
Sunday on a ride, when ,neiI hors= ran
away, giving them 10, very enjoyable
experience. They secured the animal and
rstu:ned home.
On the s,h OF October the Albany
| Social Club will give their srst annual
ball al their hall In the Baltimore block.
The Saiem orchestra has been secured Tor
the osraslon.
4 l. III Kills -. 4 shas
| vii. be 1880 feet his ITS feet higher than
the Eifiei tower. Wait until the United
States begins building theirs.
An exciting bear hunt was engaged In
by threshing crew near Ale last week.
| II was afterwards learned that the brute
vas pet which ha6 slrayed awas from
the home OF It's owner near SllveTton.-
Appeal.
Linn Engine Co No held i,s aUnua
election last night. resulting as follows; ="
w Rowcii, president; N NJ Newport, sec
reiaryi VIM Hand, faanesai secretary; !
II Howard, treasurer; James Shields
ioreman;J II Stewart, isi assistant; =
skarr. and assistant.
Governor Pennoyer yesterday pardoneS
Flank J Wilson, Who was sentenced from
! Linn county March a. 1894. for the erim'
! OF burglary Tor the term ut five years
His pardon was recommended by the dis
trict attorney who tried the case G
r Snow, of Baker city, was also psrdoned
{ CQr Adams the painless dentist not bein
/: able 10 do near oil work presented TO h
| olsce has concluded 10 employ assistanc
which will enable him 10 do more worl
Painless filling and extracting is what h
people want.
The fruit dryer just constructed on III
Finley place by II NJ Some was used (,
the first time Friday evening, when abo,
rs bushels of prunes were dried. l
. work was extremely satisfactory. Dryir
begins In full blast Monday on The pe,i
= prunes. The Italians are not rot qui
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