The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-06

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Order your Kentish cherries 10 put up
of Parker Bros.
There is no assessment In the A o U w
order for the month of July.
Nj Brust is on his way East from
Portland on bicycle, an Imperial.
100. 900 pounds of wool wanted by p
Cohen. See him before selling.
p Cohen has shipped, up to the present,
the largest amount of wool of any house
in Linn county.
On July Srq and 4th return ,idkets cen
good during the sth.
Jordan will celebrate the 4th of July
with big spread eagle. Geo l. Suther-
land and E c Neal will do the Grating.
This morning the horse of JACK Alphine
became frightened and ran away, giving
Mr. Alphine good sized job of repairing
smashed up buggy.
A few days ago Miss Hattie Rainwater,
residing across the Willamette, in getting
out OF tiee fell breaking one Of her arms.
DR. Wallace was called and set the bone
No is steamer on account of necessary
repairs being made will be out of service
tonight, but will probably be ready for
use tomorrow. By order of Cniei En-
gineer, Frank Daanals.
In the gentleman's driving race to come
off on Saturday, July 7th, referred to yes
terday the Democrat left out several of
tine moving spirits in getting up the race,
to wit; 9 F Simpson, Obey Woodwcrth,
NJ Ralston and George Ridinger.
r ] CHM says that Sherman county
has been carefully canvassed and shows
9S, 900 acres of wheat, which will WELD at
the very lowest estimate 10 bushels - the
acre, or I,56S, 900 bushels.
T ] Harrison, a laborer of this city. was
committed to the asylum TO day. He is
SO years of age, was first committed to
an asylum so years ago. This is the
in Nankin Mich.
Cox & Clark have burned the brick for
the foundation of the new school house.
they having the contract for the masonary
work, and it proves to be of very supe-
rior quality, as fine as anything ever man.
ufaciured in Albany.
Yaqnina bay stone is fast coming 10
The front. Let it once get foothold in
San Francisco, and the market will be n
permanent One, cheap freights giving it
an advantage. The superior quality of
the stone is unquestioned.
Buy you. tickets for the A OU W ex-
cursion TO :he front on July 4th. Remem =
Der the round trip ticket is only 81. The
cheapest and most entert3 ining excursion
OF the season. Instrurn nial and vocal
music and regular prog am at the front.
Cassimier Perier WAS yesterday after
noon elected president of the French
| republic by the senate and chamber of
| deputies sitting as national assembly.
The assembly consists of SS4 members, of
whom the senators number 800. The first
ballot gave NJ Cassimier Perier 45l votes,
a clear majority of only seventeen.
The remains of an indian woman IN
rough box were found BY some parties
floating down the Columbia last Friday
abreast of Whites light near Puget island.
the remains were wrapped in . blanket.
Quite a number of beads and Indian
relics were in the box. The remains were
| inferred in the cemetery here. II IS
| supposed that the box had Feen buried
on some island or some point along the
Columbia which was subject to the food
and had been washed out. From the
appearance of :he body 1t had been in the
ground for many years. Astor;An.
Mrs Mayo and children returned
from couple weeks sojourn at the Bay.
Mr. and Mrs Bates and children, of
Detroit, Mich. arrived in Albany on last
nights overland, on a visit with Mrs
Bates brother. Mr. Fred Blumberg.
Mrs w F Read left on last nights
train for Kansas City, where her sister
Mrs Fairwather, who was in Albanv last
year, is lying dangerously i'll.
Mrs Renner and sister and Charley
Chamberlain went to Portland this
noon. Attorney General Chamberlain
and rest OF family will follow in day or
two.
Mr. William Faber and Mrs Zeyss, Of
this city, were united in marriage in
San Francisco on Thursday, June 81.
They have returned to Albany and are
making arrangements to begin house
keeping in the Chamberlain residence.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Baptist church held a lawn party last
evening at the residence of Mr. A J
Hodges. 1t was pleasant affair greatly
enjoyed by the many who attended.
Sheriff Jackson has begun moving to
his farm near Halsey, and will attend to
his farming business as faithfully as he
mas to that of sheriff. No sheriff ever
went out OF Office in the Willamette
valley with better record.