The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24

MrJ Williams, one of Scio's test cit
izens, was doing Albany today.
DIR Cusick, OF Salem. returned home
today from his Yaqaina 3a- outing.
Mrs Ben Brenne- ana daugf ter Lille
left This noon for an outing n Long
Branch. They will he joined by friends
ut Portland.
The Corvallis Intormer says: Morris
Senders, the rustling insurance agent OF
Albany, was in town today. Wm Vance.
the grain merchant and capitalist at Al
hany, spent last night in our city.
Mr. and Mrs Fete SchIOsser have re-
turned from Lower Soda. Pete says it
is glorious place Tor fun. There are
tifsy-one tents. thousands OF fieas, lots Of
dirt, some fine soda water and several
email FISH People there are enjoying
themselves
Jas Gaten. OF 0na. passed over home
today from Portland. Ehere he has been
on business. He was accompanied by
his father, Patrick Gaien, who is over
I07 years Of age He is as spry as mos,
men Of 50 and bids fair to live many
Years longer.-Informer.
Prof NJ r Brown, well and fayorab.
known in former years as one OF the sue
cessful teachers 10 this county. but who
during the .ast year has keen teaching
i. one OF me suburbs of Portland, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. Van Wilson left on the noon train
for Eugene, aheie. tonight. he is 10 be
united in marriage 10 Miss Calisia Gu
liford, young lady os splendid charac-
tel and popular attainmenis. Mr. Will
son is one o; Albsny's best young men,
who will receive genuine congratulations
on his return 10 Albany - reside.
Mr. F ~ French and family and Miss
Mildred Burmester returned is.t night
from iheir trip TO Fish lake, bringing
sark god supply q iFaus, They re-
port fi1e time, and that the Albany
people there are making ih. best OF ii.
meeting with good luck 10 the fishing
line, though DR. 6rieF and c II SssxArf
had had bath in the lake from an up
set boat. At LoGer Soda fiity-two Al
hany peaple had beea counted a, nne
time.
Hop picking will begir al HsFsisburg
on Moeslay.
A bonus of s.snoo is askcd Of Pendie'on
for a Zig dis,iiieFy.
A ~ Gilbert served as postmz,irt Of S3-
len duriag nearly Eve years.
Prof Foib says We are 10 nave some big
earthquakes ard tidal disturbances of >
) cry serious nature.
SIR Such, across Tire river. not oalv
raises big crop IL sand. but about 5oo
tons Of fine timothy hay Is being baie3.
There are saloons In Portland where
two glass-s of beer can hc purchased for
( cents, and 10 cent drin1s ae only 81
cents.
A runaway accident in tn. Wade Hills
yesterday resulted,in Richard Craig re-
ceiving injuries resulting in conclusion of
Of The brain.
At Salem, the boosted center al trade,
Only - cents is being paid for wheat.
while at Albany The price Il IS cents.
Some difference
The difference in the price Of wheat a,
Albany and Portlasd previous 10 the Ore
gon Facific was 9 ce1is, and I; took rus
Il'rg 10 ger Il a. small as that. Now I, Is
only or Cents.
The editor doffs his som5Tcro ard max. 8
his politics; bow. ana expresses his SINGER
est thanks, TO MIR Butierworth, Oregon
Pacific railway mail clerk. sefeta-y etc
for mess of those spcckied beauties ysnk
ed from the mountain stream and which
80 resale the fasddious appetite.
THAT HosE RAcE-An effort js being
made 10 have the Corvallis and Lebanon
hose teams settle their little argument
in regard to superiority by entering the
hub and hub race in Oregon City next
bu rnf kafn nd
ond prize $25 The amount is 50 small
it is hardly probable that our BOYS will
enter. But side bet might be made If
Lebanon is willing.-Informer.
A RwAL.-The Sodaville Springs as
state institution is 60 have rival. The
West Side Gays: Tie Polk county sui
phur springs tfor which an appropria-
tion will be asked at next legislaturel
ere located twenty five miles from Inde-
pendence, on soap Greek, and the fine
water and beautiful camping place will
make ii a popular resort. These springs
we're discovered this summer
DIED. On Tnur'day, August IS. 1894.
at the home OF her mother, In Albany, OF
consumption, Mrs EfTie Elder Campbell.
at the age OF 40 years. The deceased was
born In Linn county residing here all her
life. She leaves mother, father-in law,
and many friends to mourn her death.
Funeral services will occur Tomorrow
afternoon at 4 O'Clock al the residence of
Mr. John Morgan. 10 which all friends
OF the deceased anG OF her parents, are
! invited.