The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-05-11

1Ee ked Crown NtllG continue about
the busiest place in Albany. The weekly
outPui Is about LOO barrels. Orders
are ahead In suffscien, numbers 20 Keep
The mills rushing 20 meet them.
On and after MAY 10th the tickets TO
the Sii3siu;er fair wiH be issued Withou.
The coupons. i, the same raIe as 81 pres
ent 5000.
An Albany man who has been through
the country saws The fields are full of
farmers from. early morning till late at
night. putting in whea;. and II Is easy ID
see wEf no more are IL the city.
* cents covers tn. admission TO the
grounds and s,rees car fare - the ba "
3ali game tomorrow afternoon. between
The Albany Collage rine and the o 4 &.
Here Is another old book OF interest TO
lovers OF old relics. Mr. Thomas Brink IS
The owner of volume Of Watts Ser
moas printed In Is+o. :-.usiy with I5o
years OF age
Mr. Chas T Crah puhilshes zn open
letter in the Scio Press accusing The pres
ens assessor OF having discharged him
las; year from deputy-sniP because he
Sas ToPuits-.
The Salem Statesman saws ,ha, rrpub-
iieanx Will have to look on, for Weather
lord. John p Robertson, Sylvester Penn
oyer, Reid. Holmes Aad Benne,i \
very candid paper.
The steamer Lillian OF ,he Umpqaa,
will be taken TO Yaqaina bay next week,
where she vi be placed on the route
between Newporf. faeutna and Toledo.
She Is feet toa, and will be quite an
advantage TO the travelling puolic a. these
points.
Miss Bin7 WeS, lcctured at the opera
house ias; evening In the interest Of the
i-adi of Il e Maccabees 10 hik house
II was talented discourse. This af1er-
noon a, the AoCw W Hall 4 lodge was
being organized with good membership.
4 man tesi6ing across The river, a
pretty square kind of a man, couple
weeks ago received an anonymous letter
accusing him of stealing black hog and
other articles. which warned him 10 leave
BY April 10Th. or he will be lead by a roTe
to a tree and oe strung uP, He didn't
leave.
Lebanon has Good Templars lodge,
With the folio Sing officers: Chief Temp
lar, ] d Marks: vice Iemplar, Miss C&llie
Warner secretary. Edward Aldrich; f.
, >
Miss Blanch Warner; chaplain, Iiss
Matte Nixon; guard, Miss Lulu C,an-
dali sentinel, Geo Randle; marshal, Willie
Donaca.
People who have promised to furnish
entertainment for delegates TO the gen
eral assembly, of the L ? Church, who
wish 10 entertain any par,iC ular delegates,
on account Of former acquaintance, or be-
4 A. l..
or for any reason, may do so by leaving
request with any member Of the commit
tee, Rev Little. Mrs T J Wilson and Mrs
c III Stewart.
| According TO the Eugene Guard a new
| game has been invented b. sharPers TO
rob The farmers aud here j; is. a smooth
iongued fellow approaches farmer,
cleiming to have new sickle-grinder
and secures him as agent in that neigh
borhood. He Is persuaded into signing a
contract for one half gross of the. ma
chimes for trial. The wording of the
contract Is changed and some figures add.
ed which makes the order call for Sssoo
| worth of machines. A few days alter
ward another fellow appears and claims
that the machines have arrived, presents
his bill. The farmer Is raralyxed anc
denies the accou"t. OF course he Is ther
shown bis signature and sees that the,
have she best Of him. A compromise Il
offered that he pay few hundred dollars
aud he finally accepts.
Mrs Prof Russell, of Halsey, is in tn,
lcity.
Marshal Reese, Of Corvallis, was in tn,
city today.
Mrs Charles Bowles and two children, o
Vancouver, are in the city on visit.
| + NJ Horton and Postmaster Monteitl
will leave by the next trip of the Homer fo
San Francisco.
Mr. L G Hayne returned this noon fron
Oakland, where he has completed his con
tract on the city cisteern.
| Hon jeff Myers has been at home thi
week attending at the bedside of his brothe
Clay, whose condition is regarded rs crit
cal.-Scio Press.
Frank Zirkel, for more than two year
, Corvallis only tailor, has sold out HI
business. and Monday he leaves for Sa
Francisco to reside hereafter. Times.
Il J A Archibald, the sewing machin
: agent. has returned from California and
| now living in Albany. He spent WedneS
| llkul III hN'"N
5 Il A McCully will work for John Br
e ant, in Jordan valley, this summer. L
l expects to :e-enter the Albany College
September and finish the Normal course
e Lebanon Advance.
CE Stanara, of Brownsville, the demC
cratic nominee for clerk. was in the Gil
: Tuesday and paid this office a pleasant ca
u MIR Stanard is business man well know
throughout Linn county and if elected W
make as good an officer as this county ev
: had.-Harrisburg Courier.
Rev s Smith, manager of Southel
Oregon Chautauqua assembly, to be he
+ in Ashland. July IL to q, has been in I
n valley This is the second annual assemb
y and will have the finest corps Of lecture
z ever brought together upon one platform
q the Pacific Coast. Special rates will
d imnde from all parts of Oregon and Califc
. MA for this occasion.