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rl T I " f" "XT rT ttttj att. run i iTion A V. , a ubtt - - Daily and Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. - DAILY. Pnblinhed every morning except Mondaj.) divered by carrier, per week 0.15 By mail, jieryrai... .. 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Fridav Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advance ...2.0 hen not paid in advance 2.5 W., W. Crowder is selling shin gles it $2.50 per thousand. Eajed hay for - sale cheap. In quire of H. F. Merrill. A discount of 5 per cent, will be allowed on ail cash purchases at the store of Urownell & Stanard. Horses kick, dogs bite and bees t"mg. Have a policy in the Trav elers. ' Dr. E. L. Irvine and wife, of Salem, came up on last night's train. Make your wife and family safe iy taking a policy with Winn in the Travelers. ; 'Ladies, call at F. M. French's and see those new "Chatelaine" watches in gold, silver and nickle. The W. R. C. will meet'at their haU this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, i tj. Mjller, department president, wul be present. A bunch of keys were lost in this city Mojnday evening at the tire jnen's if rill. The finder will please leave at this office. The sale of groceries at cost at Julius Joseph 'h will only continue ii tew days longer. Those desiring to purchase should c ill early. Win.lSiinpsou has added to his store a 'bankrupt stock ot" ladies' 1 jinu inejn s fine shoes. These with his othr goods, will- go at cost. We start this week a new system which jve shall adhere to in the future.; It is to allow each cash .purchaser 5 per cent, on all g5ods bought !of us. Brovvnell & Stanard. We keep the largest and best as sort meiit of groceries aid provi sions iri Albany, and sell them at reasonable rates, and that is the reason pur store is always crowded with shrewd buyers. Wallace & Thompson. .Tulin (r:dwohl desires to call the attention of the ladies of Alba ny to his tin- of parasol top baby carriag ?s, which he is selling at eastern! prices ; also to his tine line of new patent steel wheel carrages. which ie is selling at prices lower than ver before offered in this markel . A letter from Congressman Her- maon states that ti.e house com . , uw lavoraoiv on tne nouse 818!. autho.izing the the treasury to establ . p fr 1 1 1 ver. vjresron ; one m 01 ueni one at or l.tfjuina bay, Uregon; one on Ilffaco beach, Washington ter i tory. The report concludes: Your -committee have caused the said several bills to be referred te the honorable secretpty of the treasury lor his opinion thereon, and the same were by him referred to the general superintenflent ot the life t-aving service, who has given the matter careful consideration, and recommends the establishment ot li:e saving stations at the several points named in the substitute hereunto annexed. From the in formation before your committee we are entirely satisfied that the irtfsress of humanity, commerce, thesafetv of vessels and property require the establishment of said , several life saving stations. j tire on the Three siMers. When Steward Frank Bean, of the Oiegon Pacific steamer Three j army captain, came up in Recorder Sisters, lying at Portland opened j Henton's court yesterday morning, the door to Watchman Guy Power's I The charge was assault and bat room at 3:20 Tuesday afternoon a tery, and L. II Montanve appeared volume ot smoke and fire poured '?r hev clt,? a-'?d H,.H- Mewi" a!ld out that compelled him to be a l H i hasty jfretreat. The fire spread to the frot't cabin which was , soon t-nvelo-ped in flames. The steamer's hose was turned on the fire, which was soon extinguished. The lire oepaitment responded to an alarm from hox , but their services were not needed. It is not known how the fire originated, and the cause is attributed to spontaneous combustion, as there was no tire in the room and the watchman, who had just arisen, neither smokes nor carries matches. TJamajie, $75. A Female Tramp. A woman named Branson.accom panied by two little boys aged apout G and 14 respectfully, all of them veritable tramps, made their appearance in this city yesterday. The oldest boy came into the II er alo office and said he wanted to get some "visiting cards" printed. The cards were the usual appeal to the public for the customarv quar ter. The boy Baid his father was dead and that they had been tramping all over the country. They left Iowa about three months ago, walking a portion of the way ana stealum a ride on the railroad piite often. 'But hold on," he haul, us the write- bean to take down some notes, "don't go to givin m any song an' dance in the paper just 'cause we're tramps" and he flew out of the office and . went down stairs three steps at a time. The woman was dressed in toe coarsest of clothes, chewed tobacco, and looked as tough and hardened in the face as the worst triiPi:in the country. The boy -M he was the business manager; he said they begged and got plen tv to cat and slept in barns and Limes in lair weather in tiie -.e:i air. They were going, he ai-:i, to Portland. I . : Fairh:,iiU's Coid Dust washing pow-tli-r at Parker Bros. THE FOSTEtC-CiCAWFOllD CASK. It is Argued and Submitted-History of i the Case. The time of the United States 1 circuit court was occupied ail of Monday and Tuesday in hearing the case of Neal vs. J. H. Foster, John A. and Wm. Crawford, of Albany. Briefly stated, the case is about as follows : In February, 1883, Foster was the owner of the Magnolia mill in Albany, and by a fall in the market he was supposed to have lost about $30,000 on flour at sea and in .Portland. He was also supposed to be short 20,000 bushels of wheat in his warehouse, which he had used and had not paid for, it taking more wheat to make a barrel of flour that year than usual. He owed J. A. Craw ford some $15,000 to $20,000 on account of the latter indorsing notes for him which Crawford had to pay. In this state of things he conveyed his mill and warehouse to Crawford at a valuation of about $50,000, in consideration of which Crawford agreed to pay for the shortage of wheat in the ware house. He had at the same time conveyed to Wm. Crawford, brother of John A. Crawford, a brick block valued at $20,000, in alleged pay ment and satisfaction of a balance of $16,000 said to be due on notes given by Foster when he purchased the mill from AVin. Crawford in 1867. Foster was in debt to other peo ple about $50,000, among which was $13,000 due to Sibson, Church ot Co. for advances they had made him on flour. This suit is brought by Neal, assignee of fciibson, Church & Co., to enforce a judgment which was obtained for this .$Io,000 to set aside the conveyance of property id tiie Crawfords is fraudulent and intended to defraud the other creditors. As to tiie brick block, it is claimed that the notes were paid long ago, and no consideration' passed at all. As to the mill, it is admitted that he owed J. A. Craw ford not to exceed 9$0,000, but it is alleged that the conveyance was marie to hinder delay and defraud other creditors. The case was argued by Messrs Williams & Wood for plaintiff and Mr. Wolverton, of Albany, for de lendant (Joitra, who is a plaintiff in fact, and Messrs E. C. Bron al?gh, of this city, and L. Flinn, of Albany, for defendants. After hearing the arguments the court took the matter under advisement. A Crooked Agent. A correspond in tlie Yaquina Post, in au article upon the elope ment of the surveyor Lackland and the girl Anna Pierre Horn the Si o MI. I ,"5;7 v .V 'a" I 13 aUMly till:, ui mivemmeui their heads in shame, and yet Laue i makes no effort enort to ouuisti tiiu- oft'enier. Of course, no one knows it to be absolutely so, but ever j tiling points toward Lane's con niviag in the matter. If Le is not in caliuots with Lackland, he has bungled the matter as he did the Jacii Roonev affair, making the CMiinty a lot of expense, and ut allowing the officer to subpoena the prosecuting witness. She whs subpeenaed against his will, he would not assist her to go out, and thus Benton county hss an expense bill to pay and no conviction. Later It has developed that Lane tried to buy off John Admns, Anna's uucle, by ofteriug him $50 and' telling him that LacKland would send him $ 100 from Portland. It is lime this rotten uess w;.s broket. up." The J;il valioii Army '. Tiie case of the cit v against Wm. Price, for assaulting the salvation i .., - rni i i " t j i i . .i tendaut. The court held that nie salvation army had no right to ; obstruct the Street so that passers I could not mss, and when the de- i tendant attempted to pass through and the mem hers of the salvation army took hold of him, their cap tain being knocked down, both were subject to arrest and tine for disorderly conduct, but that on a charge of assault and battery there was no case, and the defendant was discharged. (barged With Arson. In the suit of George Cohen & Bro. vs M. Peyser, defendant, and the .North west j? ire & Marine In surance company, garnishee, the answer cf the insurance company was tiled in the state circuit court Tuesday, denying nearly all the allegations set forth it th ; com plaint. The -company also denies that P. had any knowledg that Peyser had any interest in the saloon at the time of the making of ttie the policy on it, alio tb t Peyser j suffered a loss of $3864 25 by fire j in th saloon or any sum more; man ouu. me insurauce com - pany further charges that Peyser willfully and for the purpose of defrauding the company, caused the saloon and property therein to ik.i TJ , he horned and destroyed The PauUBoulou Company. The Paul Boulon Comedy and Specialty Co. gave a performance at the opera house last evening to a good audience. Mb. Boulon is the champion violinist of the Pacific Coast and he certainly deserves it. The entertainment was a clean, nrooei tv: has corrunted one of the i l,luce Irtr cental engines: A. UarU- Dlll JNO. " : i, . inor Oakland olfnn . . i ki v un:esi gu is uu me agency ; nas ' secretary i disgraced the tiuest family there lamP; A. L. Jefferis, Liucoln Cal. isn Hie saving , . . ....... 1 rotarv enirine: P. Kramer. Los enjoyable and amusing perform- j We want all kinds of good mer-ance- The ladies' band is an in-j inr.,Kip ..mfi,,, ; e' terestinir aif raction of . - om - panv, and thev furnished OlliO good music on tht- s; .-' A- yesterday. prom iiere the ; :om pany wid goto Corvalhs, where they wii: play no- night. .... MIX I.T Jlltl.4 L ASSttt'IATIftX To be Held at the M. E. Church in This City on April 23, 24, and 25. Following is the programme of the Eugene district ministerial association to be held in this city next week : MONDAY, APRIL 23. 7:30 p. m. Preaching. D. T. Summerville. TUESDAY, APKIL 24. 8:30 a. m. Prayer meeting, conducted by J. M. Smeeney. TOPICS ASSIGNED. BJ E. Chase Necessity of using the Mithodist hymnal in our Public Services. J. T. Wolfe Exegesis, Col ossians 3:9-10. Walton Skipworth and W. P. Williams How best to succeed in our benevolent collections. 1 :80 p. m. Prayer Service! Irad Richardson. Reports from Pastors Of their works and necessities. H. P. Webb and T. F. Royal The essential elements ot success in Methodism. EVENING. Church extension society and its work -Speakers, M. C. Wire, B. J. Sharp and J. S. McCain. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 8:30 a. m. Prayer service. W.T. Van Scoy, BUSINESS SESSION. H. Gould and R. Booth The relation of the pastor to politics. E. Gittiis and H. P. Satchwell How best to succeed in winning souls to Christ. 1 :30 p. m. Prayer seivice. Wal lace Hurlbert. II B. Ei worthy and J. W-Miller Sanctity ot the Sabbath. Report of committees. Local preachers are asked to at tend the association and have subjects of their own selection. S. P. Wilson, H. P. Webb. Walton Skipworth, Committee. Following is the reception com mittee: Collins Elkins, E E. Parke:, Lillie Rideout, Carrie WestfiU. fulfill drained. The following patents were granted to citizeus of the Pacific States during the past week, acd reported for the Herald by C. A. Snow & Co. patent lawyers, Wash ington, I). C. : E. N. Ames, &an Fmneisco, Cat. purse carrier; K. M. Duffey, Astoria. Oregon, led pan; W. H. Cabbs. San Fran cisco, Cal. trunk, harness; H. S. Grace, San Francisco, Cal. hand Angeles. Cal. roof climbing device; R. R. Moore. Modesto, Cal. travel-, ing thrasher; T. V. Munroe, Snn Francisco, Cal. station indicator; C. K. M.vers. StocktoD, Cal. travel ing thrasher ; E.I. Nichols, San Francisco, Cal. vise; J. Weichart, San Erancisco, Cal. nail drier; G. Wilkinson, Acauipo, Cal. earth scraper; Wedding Bells. Dr. I. N. Woodle and Mrs. L.A. McOonnell, of this city, were united in marriage last evening, the cere mony being preformed by Rev. II. P. Webb at the residence of the of fl -iatitig minister. Over one hun dred invited gusts were present and an elegant upper was served. Mrs. Woodle, who has relatives in Portland, is quite weatlhy, and it is understood that they will take a trip East and afterwards make their home in this city. . . . tn laeipiant Blaze. Fire broke out yesterday after noon on the roof of John Eubanks, residence, caused by sparks from the flue. It was put out with a tV-w buckets of water, and no alarm was given. The damage was trifling. I K.H II KITS' INSTITUTE. The teachers' institute for dis trict No. 2 will convene at Tangent April 28th. All teaciiers and friends of education are cordially invited to attend. The following programme has been provided and will be faithfully carried out: MORNING SESSION. Methods in teaching. First Reader Miss Anna God ley, of Halsey. becond and Third Readers G. I H. Burt, of Shedd 1 Fourth and Fifth Readers J II . Jewett, of Harrisburg AFTERNOON SESSION. Methods in teaching. Primary Arithmetic H. Ilerron, of Tangent. W. R. compound umbers M i Brown, nf T .oho nnn j Percentage j Halsev. j PercenfoL'n ; P Russel, of evening sessiom. Music by Tangent brass band What shall our youn folks read . J . lvi. w iiliams. of Ilalsev ; t . . Gems of Literature Tangent J public school, General discussion, j Miscellaneous Exercises. centered. Wm. Simpson has removed his stock of tinwaiv. hardware and notions into the old Shane & Lonswav store, where he will keep up the fail stock oi ffoods.and maintain th r. j u!ar tixcd price counter arrang-ements I he bad adopted at his old stand. He will continue the sale of the Shane & i Lonsway bankrupt tock at cost. , ior liie hest groceries and nr.-.vi- io;...:, Konton X- nia 111 ! ( Ir ,0IK ! Buggy whips direct from the factory at Thompson Overmen's. I at iiiomp; KAKF. CIIASl'E FOR SUOFPEKS. Some Surprising ltel action Offered Ity A. IS. Alcllwaln. Mr. A. B. Mcllwain, 'who has frequently agreeably surprised his customers by his custom of cut ting prices to the lowest margin, is now making the best offer yet given. To begin with is his GREAT SALE OF CARPETS. For 30 days he will discount ?11 sales of carpets 20 per cent. His stock is large and embraces the best patterns of all kinds pf carpets. He also offers Standard white shirts, with all linen bosoms, for 75 cents. In COFFEE, ETC., He is making a sweeping reduction of prices, as will be seen by refer ence to a few figures. He sells : Best Costa Rico, 6 lbs.... ...$1 00 Arbuckles 5 100 Dwight's soda, 5 papers. 25 ..His stock of boots and shoes is newly received from Eastern fac tories and is complete. THE LADIES WILL' BE PLEASED To know that his line of spring dress goods is one of the best yet opened. His patterns are new and fashionable. A call willJprove the truth of thit assertion. ' f BRIEF MIXTION. Smoke Estrellas. Pickled tripe at & Chase's. Wigwam slippers at Bead's. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. A tine line of neckties atBlain's. Six f 'laves for a dollar at T. Jones'. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. Sweet mixed pickles at Kenton & Chase's. French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. Candy, the finest, sold by Kenton & Chase. Harness oil and soaps at Thompson & Overman Fancv crackers and biscuits at Ken ton & Chase's- First-class goods and lowest prices atV. F. Read's Tea all the way from 25 to 75 cents per pound at Browneil & Stanani's. Thompson & Overman are always ready to repair your harness on short notice. " , Mackerel, white fish, herring, sur dines, salmon, pig's feels and tripe at Keuton's & Chafe's. The Standard Java, Mocha, is sold by Kenton fc Chase, is the best and finest coffee to use for socials, parties, etc.. For your fine imported ?and Key West cigars, go to M. Baum gait's cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. No 1 Castoria coil"' e, a choice arti cle 5 7 bs for $1, Arbuckle's 25c p-i lb. All other goods in porportion at Browncll & Sta-iard's. Just received, the celebrated Es trella Key West cigar, the finest Key West cigar in the markjt at M. Baumcart's cigar store. Those desiring fine coffee should not fail to try that sold by Kenton ifc Chase. It is the best and always gives satisfaction. That new store in the city, between the opera house and the post office, is where so many persons have discover ed tne advantage of bininsr clean. fresh groceries and provisions ai the ! lowest rates for cash Void tTafeh ;ivcn -Iwjiy. Francis Pfeiller has placed in hi show ease at the Albany soda and candy works a $50 gold watch, which will be eiven away to the customer who purchases of him the most cigars. Every person who buvs a cigar will icceivc a ticket. At the end of ninety days the one lioidiuir the largest nnmher of tickets will re ceive the watch, ft is warranted to be a genuine gold watch worth 50. His ciirars are the best in the market' This is a rare chance to get a told watch free. Attainy Kot a Villaae. i ear by year, without the ex citement, of a boom, Albany has steadily grown, until ho longer a country village, it haahecome one of the most prosperous av.d enterprising cities in Oregon, and conspicuous among her enterprises that add to the comfort and con venience of the public, is the re cently established business of Kenton & Chase, the grocers who make a specialty of selling the best goods at the lowest rates for cash. Personal. Dear Bro. Meek, Ed " The Central Methodist," Catletts'.uirg. Ky. I see in the last "Central" that you want a sick headache remedy. I suf fered from sick headach, almost from infancy, and tried eve: y remedy 1 could get, but never found auythiiiir to do me good until I used Simmons Liver Regulator. I feel for anyone that sutlers with that terrible disease, and I hope you will give- it - n trial. C S. MoRitis, Boownsvllle, W. Va. CMliCornlM a-U-Cnre. The only guaranteed cure, for cat arrh, eold'in the head, hay lever, rose cold, catarrhal deafness and aore tyes. Restore the sense of taste and un pleasant breath, resulting : ft om ca tarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is war ranted, by all druggists. - Send for a circular to ABIETINE MEiMCAL COMPANY". Oroville Cal. Six months treatmeut for $100. 6ent by mail for 4110. Eor sale bs Foshay & Mason Plekles. We sell pood pickles. We have them j by the bottie.ke.!; or barrel. Large ones and small ones, strong ones and mild i oues.Dlain ones and an extra qualty of fancy ones, I weet ones and sour ones, ! good ones for breakfast ana gond ones for luncheon, good ones for din ner, and we sell them jut as we do everything in our store, at the lowest rates for cash. Kextov & Chase. The finest grocery store in the valley can be seen at Wallaee & Thompson's, anil their facility of treating every custotner.aHke and selling the highest grade of goods at the lewest living prices, has gained for them a prosperous busi ness. Aliout Coffee. V Perions desiring good coffee are in vited to try our fine biands. Our iJlended. Fancv. Premium, A me or ! Standard Mocha and Java, will plea h: most fastidious. -; ' Kenton & Chase. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Board of guiunlization. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the directors ol school district No. 5, Linn county. Oregon, will net as a board of equalization at the office ot" the clerk of said district, w hich is at the real estate offic e of Burkhart & Kcenej, atNo. 59 First street, Albany Oregon, on Friday, April 27, lsSt, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said dav, for the pur pose of exarainina, conectintr and equalizing the assessment roll of said district for the year 1868. All persons interested are hereby notified to be present and make their desires known, or tile a writ'.en statement of the same with the clerk of said district ou or before said date. By order of the board of directors of said school dis trict. C. G. Burkhart, Di-trict Clerk. Dated April 5, 188S. Contractor and Buitde. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVO-ING L cated!1 in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling hous-es. including Queen Anne, EaMJake and Elizabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specifications without charge. Satis faction guaranteed. W. C CAS3ELL Keal Estate and Employment Agenry. Parties having farms for sale of about 160 acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would be will ing to divide up into 80 or 160 tracts are invited to call at our-office, as we have a few purchasers for that class of farms. We can also furnish parties wanting help, either male or female, with such help as they deaireon short notice. JFe also have a few situa tions for both male and female in the city and country. Call at our office if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. (55 First street, adjoining Twee dale & Hopkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. Atockholder Meeting;. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a special meeting of the Farmers and Merchants Insurance company of Albany, Oregon, will lie held at the office of said company in the city of Albany, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 2d day of May, ISSS. at the hour of two j o'clock l. M., to consider the proposi- j tion to increase the capital stock of j said corporation so that tliesame shal. be eiual to t!ie sura of live hundred thousand (5(Kl,(H!U) dollars. By order of the Board of Directors. Albany. April 0. 18SS. CflAS. E. WOLVERTON, Pres. J. K. Ei.OBB'iix, Sec'y. An Absolute Cure. The Okioixai. Akietixe ointsifxt is oniy put up in lartre two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for. old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands ind all skin eruptions. Will positive ly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Orh-inal Abikti.ve Ointment. Sold by Foshav i: Mason at 25 cants per box by mail ;J0 cents. NEW SPRING GOODS Mr. 'hil Lewis, of the firm of At Shetlil, Linn county, having t just returned from PortUnu, where j he purchased a tine stock of goods for the coming spring trade, now invites the inspection of his customers. TSThese goods were bought f )r cash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. PRUSHAW'S DEAD SHOT ON AGUE Wi'.h the spring comes the ague. This now popuiar i me for ague "has never been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's drug store, next to Revere house. Price per bottle GTEAT EN GUSH HEM ED Y, Trade Mnrk. Murray's Specific err f..r all nervous dUc-ascs, suth m Weak Memory, Loss cf Brain lN.wer, ltysteri.i, lieatlnehe. Pain in the Rack, Nervous I'rastiation, Vakcui'es$, BeforeTaklRK'tiule,S,inin-il Wkncss, Im IMitniicy and general loss cf .power of the Generative Organs in cither sex - caused by ioditicre ion or over-exertion, and hioh ui timateiv lead to Premature Trade Mark. Old Aje, Insanity and Con 9iuiiitiiu. sl.l'O a liox or six boxes for. 5.0O. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Kull ir tieulars in pamphlet sent free to every applienut. We iiiiaraiilee 4 lioxes to cure any case, for cicrv 'i.O0 order received we send ii" boxes, with a "rittenAfter Tklnp. guarantee to refund themonev if our Specific does not effect a cure. Address all commu nications to the Sole Mariufaetureis, The Murray Aledidue Co., Kansas. City, Mo. Jijjf'Sold in Albany liy Fchay & Mason, sole agents. SECOND HIND 8T0EE. The past year lias prr-ven it to be a neeessity. The best , and cheapest place in the city to buy your ' i RtnVP ffllPTlitlirP tl TlWa TP OLUVKb lUimiUlB.imWdilfJ M'e aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAfi And Lamp Killer. KTTinshop recently added. All work done at the lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CO Tiie Star Bath Rooms. ASM S M A.T LG PA R LG R All ivorl. -..-oniptly attindcd to. and cold i;i:is aiva?s iva''.v. '.ndies and Chiidrei'' bair eiittiiu.-r- - :;-hv. Sick elbi;(iS homes. attemied i.t m lieir TliOS. JONES, Proprietor. LADI Desiring to save themselves from the annoyances of small and ill chosen stocks will do well to malce their purchases from a stock full in every department and replete with all the latest novelties in the market. Replete with all the latest and most fashionable shades in FOREIGN AND HOME DEEss GOODS. In every conceivable style ot figure and design. Piles of French Sateens, Foulard, Seersuckers, Dress Ginghams, Alba trosses, Embroidered Robes and the Etcettas, anEI- egant Line of Silks and Satins in ti.tirely New Shades. TEIM in every desirable stY Braid Trimming Plushes NOVELTIES IN EVERYTHING THAT PERTAINS TO Fancy in the most profuse in spring and summer shades and trimmirgs. An immense stock of In new styles and at all prices. Pefore leaving the -tore have a look at our superb stock of New carpets, new styles of wall i'iipcr and general houe fur nishiiisr coods. fflONTEITH & SEITEHBACH. PROGRESS ! t t r i i j Is and has heen our watcJiworu. Asseasontol- lrkwe iooonr, onv c1a1- Ino.oc Vfh i . A oW. .x.vxov o, jii -i ami m I U ' ueiore our pauons an enuiess variety or everymmg that is new and seasonable. Since, opening business IN OUR NEW We have more than doubled our stock, having in vested largely in a line of fancy groceries never be fore carried in this city a line specially adapted to the wants of thevcity trade, and which will bear the most critical inspection, as they are the choicest goods in the market. Ot Tea and: Coffee We make a specialty, an the attention of every fa ot both green and roast t Rio, Caracola, Best Old t Arabian Mocha. In roas. Rico, Rio and Arbuckles, :ir Own, Old Gov -.jr.ment Java, Ideal, the choicest iiocha and Java blended, Acme, the finest Arabian Mocha and" Paraxon, the choicest Rio and Java blended. These Troods are I roastea ly thoroughly xpei lenced hands, i arge tonka snec jil v oxmstrnot for this rm... A i . .. i"iposr, ouu are packed in air-tight chests that the sti.nrtli and aroma may be fully preserved. in teas we have Oolong, powder, Young Hyson, Uncolored Japan and a variety of blended teas, which in qual ity and flavor cannot be excelled. A hearty TET ODE 00DS Ts extended to all 8atisf '..- ES C INGS aid' color. Novelties in Jets and shades of Velvts. Goods variety. full line ot ? .1 . 1 STORE, uld respectfully invite to our superior prades 7es : No. 1 Costa j&gf Tument Java, ancv Finest oods we keep bet (t, Costa English Breakfast, Gun- iaction guaranteed. ' mvitafiion to tV ALL ACE & TIIOMi SOA
