The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-12
Miss Ball went 10 Portland this noon.

Mrs DR. Whitney end daughters passed
through Albany this noon.
J P Holoman, of Grays Harbor is estab-
fishing steam laundry at Corvallis.
Mr. Ed Welch went to Milwaukee on the
noon train on visit with his parents.
Rev 7 Wilson, formerly Of this city,
preached in the Presbyterian church ut Eu.
gene on Sunday.
Mrs w SPeters, of San Leandro, went
to Portland this noon, where she will be
joined by Mr. Peters, who arrived on the
last steamer. They will visit at their
brother-in-law's, Governor Pennoyer.
Mrs N Henton, Mrs f U Will, Mr. and
Mrs II J Clark, Mrs Knox Haight, Mrs II
ii Hewitt, and Mrs Geo w Hochsteder
went to Portland this noon on X of z busi-
ness.
License wos issued today for the mar
riage of w + Holbroek and Ella Thomp-
son, Frank Nimchick and Mary Fleemer,
A j Welt and Mrs Clara Welt.
The Grand Commandery of the Knights
Templars convenes in Salem today. b p
Mason, p 6 c; l. Z Marshall, G Prel; @
Winn, G S B and P Galbraith, G. Sword
bearer, are the officers attending from Al
bany
@ L Buck and Frank Ketchum have pur-
chased the meat market of G Haight
opposite the DEMOCRAT Office, and will
take charge of it in a few days. They are
reliable. enterprising young men who will
deserve good patronage.
Married, at Peoria, Illinois, on Septem.
Der q, 1894, by DR. McVety, Of that city,
William Hamer Metzger and Ella Plecker
both of that city. Mr. Metzger will be NJ !
membered by many of the citizens of Al
bany, as he was salesman for some time fer |
the grocery firm of Wallace "a Thompson,
who did business in this city several years |
ago. Mr. Metzger who was then a mere |
lad made many friends by his manly de- |
meanor and strict integrity. His many |
friends here congratulate him on his good |
fortune.
The bill of Rev d Driver of $500 for |
damages to his land was allowed by the |
county court of Lane county last week.
One Albany dealer mas sold thirty |
bicycles this year, as hard as Zines are |
said 10 be.
II is reported that the o P time table
will be changed in few weeks SO that |
trains to the front will remain In Albany |
over night.
Ex-Governor Andrew G Curtin, of
Pennsyf ania. died at B B-lIefonte, Pa, his |
home, on Sunday. Governor Curtin. was
In Albany with the first n p party and /
made short speech at the depot.
The members of the Eastern Star lodge |
of this city will visi, the Eastern Star |
lodge of Corvallis on Friday event ng on q |
special train. The ronnd trip fare viii be |
only So Cents.
n Steeves, the lawyer, Bunco Kelly |
and Bob Garthorne, have been arrested Il. |
Portland for the murder Of Geo w Say ers,
who was al first supposed TO have died
from suicide.
Tie county court Of Lane county has /
ordered that no mileage be allowed for /
any services of the sheriff. The cour,. |
though, has allowed seeond deputy Al /
$50 month.
Elegant pieces OF wood work ATE the
three doors leading In 10 the new bank OF /
J w Cusick & Co. Il was done by sir
Nm Frum and displays In a marked man.
ner his genius in this line.
Al the special city elec. ion yesterday
only lao votes were cast, 20 In the frat
ward. 6, in the Second Ward and - In
the Third Ward. The proposition TO |
bond the city passed by an almost unani-
nous vote; the one 10 change The mode
OF road work by oaly snal. najoti Y.
John Nckinnon, q we!l-,o-So famer
near McCoY, Polk county, was killed san.
day sf'ernoon BY icing kicked 5y horse.
He =as driving In pasture aud, II is sup
Pcs"d, the horse caught the line with is
tail and Mokinnon STOPPING over 10 re-
move Il, the hose kicked him out Of The
buggy He lived zbou, four houra alter
the injury. He was IS wears old and
unmarried.
The Supreme court handed In the fol-
lowing decision yesterday: Philomath
College, resp, rs E c Wyatt, ct al, app.
sppeai from Benton county: Judgment
affirmed. Opiaicn BY Wolsetton, ]. Tnis
opinion afIsfms the DECISION of the conrg
below; Moore, ], dissenting. Chief Justice
Bean having participated in The trial be-
Iow took no part.
On Sunday the Jewish New Year began
56sS A NJ. With ihst evening be stuS. Tor |
the JeWish world, the re ckoning OF ,l,rie,
iraditionally affixed to the creation of the /
world. Its antiquity Is vo1ehe.: for 10
Numbers XXX; l, which reads: "Aud in /
The seventh month, on the first day Of :he /
month. shall We have holy convection.
no sersiie work shail We do; a day OF blow |
Ing the cornet shall Il be. - Ex