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Uiideitthe uerwfmif emn of-
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Can ea tnneapplea,
CMcb TaWe Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wcd'itiias mid Parties,
Salmon bellies, mackerel and salt fish of all
"kinds.
FRESH BAKED BREAD
Jfiverv X3av
M fm. Pies. Cake?
TEAS axd COFFE
ft
aois Nuts, llaisius.
CiVXXEE' li-vODS, ETC
. ".r u;e best boio in the market :
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
t&At John Fox's old stand,
new brick.
low Fl nn'6
W.JH.WIIsloAID
-A LIVE-
IN A
This is what Albany is at present,
and ir order to keep pace with the
lively times in this city, . W. H. Wil
lard has enlarged his store and stock
so that he now has the most complete,
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Fro-,
man's block are filled with an elegant
assortment of new furniture; consist
ing of lounges in new patterns, fine
gold picture frames, willow e'hairs,
easy rockers, marble tables, bracket,
etc., etc. Au examination of the stock
will show this to be true in every re
aspect. HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN MY
harness business to 1. J. Overman, I am
desirous of collecting. all my outstanding
notes and accounts. ( All persons knowinsr
-.themselves indebted to me will please call
And settle ;
The business willjbe'continued as usual at
the same please. E. h THOMPSON.
Albany, Feb. 22.
Max noli Flour.
IIHE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
A ered to any part of the citv, for $1.10 per
saek. .JOHN A CRAWFORD.
BlSOdU
Agricultural Implements,
FARM IMPLEMENTS i
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
Stoves and Tinware
AT
PORTLAND PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US. '
E. 2TELS02T,
Shedd Oregon.
Portrait
Photographer
"Studio coi ner jf Second and Ferry
streets. All work warranted.
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Furiu
lire Deafer
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I IWf I IUIKIIK 141 1 II IJI I 'Ivr V;UV. f.;
;:4v:':;::-::h;-full Htfuf Smokers' Articles. Also SealfliM , ' ? v -
WILL BROS
Dealers in all the leading
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos,
A full Line of
Sheet music, musical merchaiidise,ammimition,rflsli
ing tack?e,' etc. Warranted razors, butcher "and
pocket knives,
NEEDLES, MA CHIN 0 1 LS amlEXTRAS.
UNN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE iNSURAN&FSCOMPANY.
Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc , neatly clone
The Red Front.
TWEEDALE & HOPKINS.
Hardware, Stoves, Ranees, Tinware, Copperwarc.
Pumps, iren pipe, rubber hose and plumbing goods. Sole agents for the
celebrated "Early Breakfast" cook stoves and.ranges, and "Faultless" parlor
heating stoves. Albany, Oreeon.
iir nia, tlie Land if Discoveries
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LaWrOT&iiiiflM
AHIEriNL MLDbco-QROVfiLr
cal.
HAi'ft v.ti: a in Mtt 1 .. .
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an.rcuuii mi ui iniiiier in me nasai passasres wnich either must be blown from the
nose or drop back, behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed backward to the throat? Are
wnnMim. eaK anu
UAf
iriH i li Pi iinin n
If k- I II 1 I IfTrilll!
Iffi
THE 0 N.LY-
QUAMTEED
CURE TOR
1 $,ta -rat CitCucAi
CATARRH
rr . mm
IABILTINEMrmr,
V
OROVILIXCALl
corrodmi; sores reve uie corruption within. "
As every breath drawn into the Jungs must pass over and become polluted 'by thelreliev
tion? in the nasal passiges, it must necessarily follow that poisoning ot the bole secie
gradually takes place, while the morbid matter that is swallowed diirii; 1 1 . sletpsttm
into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, and oftemproduces dysptpeia, aid luih inatasses
Jty, nervousness and consumption. t
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delay, hut trv
Cat-R-Ccre at once. We po-ntiv-lv ruorantee a
treatment to cue. S!x months treatment for
Santa hie and at-K- un-. For
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G. L
(Successor to E. W. Largdon
DEALER IX-
Drags, Paints, Oils.
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a full line' of .'books tun!
i-tationpry. periodicals, etc.
Prescriptions carefu!i
c;mpounded
m ODD
Albany
Oregon
EUltEKA
The motto of California m i
Ihave found it." Onlv in that land nf
unshine, where t:he oanir emon .
Lmd grape bloom and ripen and attain
heir hi.nest perfection in mid-winter,
ire the herbs and guni found that, arp
used in that pleasant ierne-ly for all
throat and lung troubles, Sa.vta Abie
the rule.- 01 coughs, asthma, and ton-
gumption, toshay .Maen. of Al
bany Oregon, have been appointed
nsrpnlfo his valuable California rem
&y, and sell it under a guarantee at 1
1 botjehree for 2.50.
FOR SALE BY
ALBANY
( REGON
. rrm : : :
; 11UL gel iKiicr: time juu an excessive
mnameo eyes, frctnient soreness of the throat
niitfiiiK or roarini; in tne ears, more or
ess impairment, of the heann'-. lon
imell, memory impaired, dullness cr
mess 01 tne ncad. drvness or hoat nf
nose? Have you lost all sense of smell?
Have you a hacking couirh? Havp. vim
iuur ureain iouit ik so
n ou have tub uatabrh. some have n.1
these s.vnsntoms. others onlv a nut
The leading symptom of ordinarv a!
jtarrh is increased secretion of mucus of
j enow or greenisn colored matter.
r oui Dreath is caused b v the dr rnrr
posing secretions exuded from festering
intern mi ia ju me neau; sometimes
the membrane covering the bones is
eaten away and the bones themselves
gradually decay. Such cases ar in
deed objects of pity, as stench fmm
California
a thorough
fe-.v anrjlictu:is
relieve and
1.00: sent by mail
S:il bvl
BLACKMA
HAdllOTT
s
Mason
cri
1CIAXS
SHYSICIAN
AND SUR
AJ gtoo.
ire?on.'
IYS1C1AN
AND SL'Itr
Jregon.
fSICJAN AND UR-
epon, offif-e over Grad-
wohl's stores OttWv.
iiours, from 8 a. m. to 4
DK4pCAETR HAS LO
hk ofrice 6ns, corner of fji
-OCATED
r'Jrst and
r'rOMiitlhili :ctree?&frr Kedrield i Brunnell's
f etore. where he' caji lie found when not pro
R8- Stfe McCOM. D.HOM(KOPA iHIC
; Dbtrsieinn. "6tRSiand residence corner of
JTirst and Baker strecii, Albany, Or. Chronic
diese-8DecWtyi'lCon8Ultation free. Oi-
nopoursr tv to iZA m. ana 2 10 0 p. m,
1. JSAKTUSr. w.
OFFERS
HIS
the
UT ervice- to .tl.iood": ciizens of
ATTORNEY.!
DK. JN. KL.AJlVitK., AlTUKSifcl AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. Ollice in Odd
K. N. BL.ACKBl'RN, ATTORNEY AT
idlow's Temj.lc. -Vill practice 111 all court
1 the state, and give special attention to all
ot the state, and give special i
nusiness.j
OLVEBTON & IRVINE, ATTORNEYS
at Law, Albany, Or. Otrice in rooms 13
.wd 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blam s
store.
WEATHORFORD, ATTORNEY AT
;iw, Albany ,11 oreiron. omce in uaa
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
courts of thestate, and give special attention
to oil business.
HEWER T, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
. and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
You Mill ave .Honey
T"Y TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
JL) t liic repairer, B F. Parsons, at Sixth
and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good
satistaction or no pay.,4
For Sale.
A SPAN OF 'HORSES, 'HARNESS AND
v.atun for sale, either together or sepa
rately as wiit suit lairciiasers. For humilia
tion, call at this office or at the owner's store
at Spiw-r.
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS.
Pfeiffer, Prop.- Only first eclass house
in the city. Lare sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. Ueneral stage office for Corvaliis.
!. 'ACRES OF LAND SITUATED li
(I'M) miles east of Alliany,uear the Oregon
Pacific rai!r ad, SC0ac:cs in" cultivation, anu
contains sutricient water and timber lor gen
eral use. Would make four good farms
Price, si 2,000, with terms to mit punliiistr.
Ft carrii'iiliirs apply t'j J. .1. Lorris.
1 1 iv it. KOLDEWaV, VE'IEHIXAKY SI R
J jfcou, Albany, Oregon. - (iratiant i Uer
man and Anicriccn colleges.
Election ot i--.
OT1CK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
llie first Jlomlavftlie 4'h dai ) of .hnie,
IsSS, at ilic usual place of voting in tho
enmity " f l.ui'i, an election will !k- held for,
tatp. County aiitrf'reci)!'.-totjici as follows,
to-wfc;
One member of congress,
Onesxipreme jii'-e,
One district attorney,'
I tiree rtprcsetitafacs,!
tt:o rfeorBarA-v;,
One she-iff,
One treasurer.
One assessor,
One so'ionl sr.pcrintende.Tt,
One surveyor,
One coroner
nc justice of the pc-.ne in each prcoixct,
One constable in each jircciiict.
Which elcctinn will be held at S n'elnifc in
the morning, and will continue 11nti.fi o'clock
in the atterinxm of the same dav,
I)ated this -Jnth dav o April, 1SSJ-'.
J. P. OA LB HAITI I,
Countj' Clerk.
JACOBS
FOR NEURALGIA.
The German Scholar, Or.
RICHARD OBERLMDER,
LEIPZIG. Germany, Secre
tary Ethnological Museum,
F. S. U. EL A., M. G. S.,
N Author and Savant, wrote
7 over his autograph, here
shown, as follows:
"I trlecVSt. Jacobs Oilta
was entirely cured of Xu
ralgic painc"
CUHES
RHEUMATISM and
LUMBAGO.
sor.i Br
Draggil8 and Dealers Everywhere.
CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.,
i
BALTIMORE, MO.
I
OF ALBANY, OREGON I II
presioekt, L. Flinn.
viCE-psEsiDEKT S. E. Young,
cashier g 'G.E.Chaniberlain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Portnuid.Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
s:p.ectces:
E. Yon L. Flinn
L. E. BI.AIN W. E..TUKRELL
GrO E. Chamberlain.
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"l TEN DKSIHiHG RAILROAD i WORK
JjL Will be given emplcvment by apply
ing to Contractor Hunt at his headquarters
at Wallula. Work Will be vigorously pushed
on the Wallula branch, ai-d an unlimited
number of men can obtain employment.
CR0SSEIT & ALLEN
psofboetoss of
iafly TniG id Dray
NO 1.
Jcing hrsrtfu
V Goods handled with
uld goods a specialty.
I
roAsr Mm:.,
Pendleton will spend 2000 more
5n extending the levee aloug the
Umatilla river.
W. P. Watson, of Toledo, fell
from a buik')uT, on which he was
working, and fractured one of his
ribs.
The wife and child of Hon. J. D.
Burnett of Douglas county, demo
cratic nommee tor state senator, are
very sick.
Henry Keeue of Sublimity set a
spring gun for gopher?, and while
cxplaning its operation to a friend
lost one oMiis thumbs by its unex
pected discharge.
G. VV. Duncan, a prominent cit
suffgrdl
iroin a I
step-iadder some days since, is now
not expected to recover.
Patrick Camming, a saloonkeep
er at Antelope, forged the name of
his half brother, Ed., to a uote and
obtained $180. H3 then left the
town owing about $1000. His
creditors are mailing effects to
catch him and Mring him back,
where he will be prosecuted for
forgery.
Bennet camp, No. 8, Indian War
Veterans, near Salem, have elected
the following officers: John G.
Wright, captain; Joen Savage, first
lieutenant; N. R. Doty, second
lieutenant; T. C. Shaw, orderly
sergeant; E. II. Piper, commissary
sergeant; D. C. Thomas, color
bearer; Wm. Towusend, musician;
E. J. Chambers, corporal of the
guard; delegates to the state en
campment, Frank M. Smith and
T. C. Shaw.
ALLiK.Mt LAM FKAI lS.
Major lircH'keitbroiiKh ;ocs Off on i
Investigating Trii
Mjor John B. Brockenbvougli,
special agent for the general haul
office for Oregon, accompanied by Mr
J. A, McCormick, has left for Modoc
county, California, to investigate
what appears on the surface to be a
gigantic laud steak
Tlie major say- that about ekht
years au Jesse I). Carr of California
i'raudiueiitly t"k up 40,000 acres of
land in Mfiiuc county, which he
inciosed with a stone wall. Since
then lie took T;i "20,000 acres more
adjoining the former, which is now
surrounded by :i fence, and a portioi:
lapses over into Cregou.
Upon representations made to the
general lar.d office at Washington
relative to this subject, Mayor
Brockeubi'ovirh received instructions
to make a thorough investigation in
to Carr'e authority for fencing, 111 the
land.
Carr istjne of the wealthiest land
cattle owners in the Golden State,
ana n utzre is tne sntiiuesc naw 111
his title -he is sure to make a bi
liu'lic
Unltl t'rizt'l MiirU
The best white shirt in the market
at. W. F. Head's; and don't forget that
lie proposes to irive awny a fine irold
viil h with theni Call and investi
iritr 'f yon need a good shirt.
Kotice to Coatraclvrs.
VOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS
will be received for the construction cf
two story house 3 miles east of Albany, for
which plans and specifications 1 an be seen At
the story of Mouteith and Seitienbach. Bids
will be received until June 1, 1SSS.
D. B MONTE1TH.
w.
Al LAlCULlN , KASIIRiXAKLK TAI1AIR .
Nohy suits and pants cut and made
to orner from the latest line of samples di
rect from 'Frisco a yicialty. Cleaning nd
repairing a prompt" f done. First st5e
Albany, Or.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK
warranted. Shop since fee fire removeu
to Ferrtf street, second door from :postotfice
Xotiee of IMwwhalion.
mo ALL WHOM 'IT MAY CONCERN
J. The oo-partiiersh5p' heretofore existinjr
J between K.bert J. CaTson ami John N. Hoff-
nmn, is 'h- ay diss'-'ved bv mutual consent
Ifay aaiS88. . ROBERT J . -CftRSQ N.
JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS
patruits anu friend Unit he can be found
on Lyon strtet, between Engine Co. No. 2
nH First streei , until his new rooms in Fo
sliay & Mas.m s brick are ready,
Lent.
ACCOUNT BOOK BETWEEN
James Wallace and Samuel . Young
was lost on tne wagon roart netween Albany
and Goltra Station or in Albany. The finder
will please return the same to S E. Younir.jJJ
his is the top of the
Q E.N U I N E
PEARL TOP LAMP CHiMNEY
All others similar
are imitation.
This exact
Label is on
each Pearl Top
iChimnev. A
dealer may say
and think he
has others as
good, BUT HE
has not. In
sist
upon the
Exact Label
uvcryn here.
jeo. A.
and 'lop. i
sale ,
Made onlv bv
Macbeth & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
B Mil rl
GENERAL NEWS.
General Sheridan Continues to
Improve.
DIS.tMROI S, RAILWAY COLLISION
Several Lives Los: Prohibition Convention
News East of the Rockies and
Elsewhere.
The Herald's Special Dispatches.
Wasaixgton, Mav 31. A con
sulfation was held 8 at a. m. to con
stder the condition of Gen. fcher-
idan. Since the aiarming occur
- renafriaMifl, tbll issued
yeBMfrua yi wuttrjM owprjK
slowly refedverea troiu m
tion. He has slept pret
during last night.
8 p. m. General Sheridan has
been resting quietlv all day with
out artificial aid. There has been
no re-occurrence of the severe
coughing hince last night's bulletin
and his situation now is rather en-
couraging.
ihe bulletin issued at 8 :30 p. m.
ays : "There has been no marked
change in General Sheridan's con
dition, except, possibly, a shade of
improveidi'ijtJ He has rested
qiiK'ilv v. itiiont u:i.ana expressed
hiuitelf t i'-e-ii. : wftli.
DIvtNlKOlS COLLISIOX.
Two Trains Ikastt !ut I ach Other
With Fatal Kesults.
Cue yen xe (Wv)., Mav 31. A
collision occurred on the Cheyenne
and northern branch of the Union
Pacific near Bordeaux, between a
rock train and a passenger engine,
which resulted iiithe death 01 pas
senger conductor iiaaer, v lrenuin
Erin and Brakemati Mansfield and
probably fatal injury of Engineers
Brooks and Marsden, and serious
injury of four other employes. A
washout occasioned the sending
out of a work train. On the arrival
of the north bound passenger train
at Bordeaux the conductor, run to
the scene of the washout with an
einptv engine to learn the situation.
While making the run the collision
occurred w ith the work train, whic h
was running to Bjrdeaux ;tl iv.li
speed.
THE litoMUmO.N IOMEYTIO.V
It is railed to Order by St. John,
and Lots of Mono j' Kaised.
Ixoianai'olis, May 31. The gal
leries were crowded when Chair
man St. John rapped the prohibi
tion convention to ordej-.
The convention immediately
proceeded to get to work on the
rule limiting debate on the suff
rage -question, those most interested
in this probable plank in the plat
form objecting strongly to so se
rieusly circumscribing the debate.
The rules ere finally adopted as
reported. A special motion by the
JKew York delegate to limit the de
bate on the suffrage plank to
three hours was defeated, and the
report of the committee on finance
was presented. It recommends the
adoption of the national commit
tee's plank already formulated Jfor
assessment by the states, with an
additional provision that volunteer
contributions be taken in conven
tion. The report was adopted.
The convention next proceeded to
the collection of voluntary contri
butions, and there was seen one of
those enthusiastic occurrences pe
culiar to prohibition conventions.
Many contributions were received
n amounts ranging from $2000
t own, and will aggregate $25,000.
One thousand dollars was contrib
uted by R. H. McDonald, of Cali
fornia, who was before the conven
tion of '84 for head of the ticket.
The delegate from Portland, Ore- !
gon; pleuged $1000 trom his state
California s aggregated $2000.
Ul XTI.WTOYS SLIT.
He Fails to Appear at Coart to An'
swer to the Charge of Contempt.
LouisvilTiE, May 31. C. P.
Huntington lailed to appear in law
and equity court here this morn
ing to answer for contempt, and
copies of attachment were assigned
tor him. At the same time D. T.
.lander, counsel for local stockhold
ers, asked that the property of the
bliort Koute .transfer company be
taken from Huntington's hands
and placed in the hands of a re
ceiver.
EMPEKOK FKEDEKICK.
He Is Better and Keeelves More
Flowers than He Wants.
BERLiN.May 31. Emperor Fred
erick had a satisfactory night.
General Albiditt made the usual
report to his majesty this morning.
x esieraaj' me emperor granted a
long audience to Baron Von Sel
deneck, German consul at Havana.
The police now refuse to allow peo
ple to throw flowers and petitions
into the emperor's cairiage when
lie is out driving.
Diamonds Stolen.
"Wichita (Kansas). Mav 31.
! The residence of Mrs. Lee Jerome
was entered bv burglars Tuesday
nuhtand $10,000 worth of dia
monds stolen. The inmates of thfi
House were chloroformed. Mrs.
Jerome caused a sensation some
time ago by marrying the head
waiter of a hotel. She is worth
half a million.
V KM )LO.17.ATIO SCHEME.
Five Million Acrrs of I and I'urcliascd
in Mexico.
City of Mexico. May 31.-r-Luis
Huller, the great voncessionator
of Lower California, has made a
cash purchase of 5,000,000 acres of
land for colonization purposes iu
the states of Chiapas and Chihua
hua. Iluller's friends in Europe
have forwarded a number of Ger
man families to Chiapas.
All a Scare.
Omaha, (Neb.) May 31. Colonel
Stevens, of the Ninth Cavalry, who
was sent out with troops toreconoi
tre among the Sioux Indians, tele
graphs that there is not the slight
est danger of an Indian outbreak-
Rome, May 31 The "Moni
teur" in an article, supposed to
have been inspired, says the pope
sharply lep'oves the Irish priests
who attended the meetings held
to protest against the rescript.
Illinois Democrats.
Vasdalia, May 31. The seven
teenth Illinois democratic congres
sional convention renominated
Hon. E. H. Lane for congress.
A SCAM ALOIS AFFAIR.
The Wife of Cleveland's First Cousin
icts a IMrorce.
Buffalo (N. Y.), May 31. The
people of Loekport are highly
scandalized because Mrs. John
Cleveland has obtained a divorce
from her husband. He claims to
be first cousin of President Cleve
land, and to have been a visitor at
the White house. The referee in
the case was that shrewd republi
can politician, Dick Crowley.
The parties were married four
teen years ago and have two chil
dren, who have been confided to
the custodr of the mother by the
court. The co-respondents are
Mrs. Annie Cobb, who was at one
time a domestic in the family, and
Mrs. Sarah White, a Syracuse
grass widow, with whom Cleve
land lived for some time after his
liason with Mrs. Cobb, wnich was
confided by her to the wife. The
domestic told in open court of
! Cleveland's advances. Mrs. Cleve
! land is heartbroken.
A SE.VSATIO-VIL STOKY.
Alleged JIMscovcry or .Host's Bomb
Manufactory.
New York, May 31. Tlie
Journal prints the following from
New Haven: Herr Most's bomb
manufactory has been discovered.
It is a little cottage in Whitney
ville, rented by Rudolph Koepke,
an employe of the Whitney Arms
Company. Herr Most visits the
factorv regularly and his visits are
made "the occasion of great rejoic
ing by a band of anarchists. Be
cently there have been several
explosions at the cottage. A com
panion of Koepke is authority for
the statement that the bombs are
made and stored at the cottage.
Altont Rltzzards;
A Dakotan and a Texan who mef;
in Chicago were disputing about the
greatness of their respective districts,
and among other thing traded marvel
ous stories about the work of the
wind in each locality. "How fast
does a Texas nortber blow?" asked
the Dakotan at last.
"How fast? Well, the only thing
that will measure it is lightning.
When a Texas norther is coming they
telegraph ahead, so people can get
underground, but when it gets under
good headway it will just about run a
neck-and-neck race with the telegram.
How fast's a Dakota blizzard?"
Oh, you can t measure a blizzard.
xnere s notning like it. i ve seen , a
hlizzard shin a telegraph message
right off the wires and carry it on
ahead. I never saw ' but one the
speed of which could be measured.
There seemed to be something the
matter with that one. It went rather
slow, only 'bout a million miles 'a
second, and we couldn't tell what
was the matter with it until it went
by, when we found it was dragging
one of those infernal Texas northers
along behind."
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New Mexico's Factories.
; Leon, the greatest manufactur
ing town in New Mexico, has no
large factories. Nearly all the
work is done in the homes of the
makers. There is a weekly pro
duction of 10,000 saddles. 25.000
ordinary blankets, 10,000 fine
blankets,, 28,000 Dairs of
shoes. 20,000 pairs of women's
shoes, and 39.000 DairK nf rhilH ran 'a
shoes.
Am Indian's Book.
Andrew S. Blackbird.
chief, at Harbor Springs, Mich.,
has written a book on the tradi
tional history of the Ottawa and
Chippewa tribes. It is written in
the Indian toneue. ami ..iWainc
besides its historical part a com
plete System of grammar, in whiVh
the author says there are 1.241
forms of single verb.
Malice to the Public
By mutual consent of Messrs
Thomas Jones and L. Viereck, ar
rangements have been made where
by the latter has purchased the
barber shop of Daniel Sutton, and
will again go into business in this
city.
Thomas Jones.
Louis Viereck.
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