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THE MORNIXG- HERALD: SATUliDAY, AUGUST IS. 18SS gUormng Daily txM KORTH BOUND. eparts Arrives. .a n fcXpr. Eiue'ie cx (i;45 am; 7:o.'am. l'ortl'U 1 10am U:15 amll-.30aiii! ' 34;.pin i 7:l'):nni " -'4:-pm SOUTH BOUND. Arrives Departs! Cala t xp E.yene ex t'rii'ht i i :4."pn 1 1 rpni 2;20m!l2 40pm l.Mupm Ashland IS.oOr.ni Kuuene i lopm Kuifer.e fj.O'.pm No Freight received for south after U a. m. of the same day. j, LEBANON BRANCH. Fii" Alba'y! Departs Arrives. No 1!... N !.... . ; 12.50 p m Lebanon at 1 ."! p m 10 p n; " S.iM ) in I.eb'n i N- 1-2. . No 14... !5."0 p in Albanj at 5.4") a m ..i2.00 p m. ' 2.45 p m OHKOON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs .11.15amll.00 p m ..' 5.25iiuil0.50a m r ; Ffvi .'riser . ihS .lOTTlXGS AtZOIT TOWS. Sells Bros, circus Aug. 27. Fresh butter on- ice, hard and sweet at C. H. Spencer's. Fresh cream soda crackers just received at Kenton's, 2oc per box. Binding twine at 15 cents per nfi'iriil at. ICnaim. Burreil A- Co.'s. A girl wanted to do general housework. Apply to Chas. I Brush. A fifty-two pound salmon was i brought over Irom laquina yes terday. A fine line of goM headed canes and fountain pens at Will & Stark's. A full stock of justly celebrated ('beadle cheese on hand at C. H. Spencer's. Waterloo soda water, fresh from the spring, in any quantity, at C. II. Spencer's. C. Murray, of Minnesota, talks of starting- a steam laundry in This city. Bishop Galloway will dedicate the Bethl church at Spicer on Sun day, August "'i. A nice lot canvassed hams anil breakfast bacon just received at '. H. spencer's. Millard Hays left yesterday for Yaquina, where he is interested in t'ae salmon canneries. All kinds of fresh roasted coffee gr.und to order and delivered promptly at C. II. Spencer's. The business portion of Summer viile in Union countv, was swept by a fL'0,000 lire on Thursday. Air. L. N. Liggett, of Crook formerly superintendent of schools ior Linn county, is in the city. The Oregon Land Company has fitted up a neat, office next door to ! Stewart oc ox naruware store. i . .a tine pet canary turd, wtu.-ii va;ue to the re r!-:ice oi ... -' .i..::re:i, awaits an owner mere. Edward Goin, of the Scio Mills, lias gone to San Francisco to look after the Hour trade for his mills. Patronize home industry and try micv ot .). Joseph's Havana rilled 5c. ei-rars, the first of his own man ufacture. Ju.-t received at Knapp, Burreil Co.'s, a large invoice of bir.din tv. ine. which will be sold at 15 cents per pound. Parties desiring fine yellow Crawiord peaches should call early at Wa! lace & Thompson's, as they ur? now in their jrime. Teams loaded with railroad sup plies are passing toward the front of the Oregon Pacific. Work has commenced in earnest. Curran k Monteith sold yester day to J. B. Hughes a house and lot in block 51, owned by J. J. Davis; consideration, $500. I keep Waterloo soda water on ice. and nothing can be more re freshing or healthful this hot u-siher. C. H. Spencer. Mr. T. A. Shane has become a member of the firm of the Port land real estate company, and will snortly remove to that city I Who knows when steamboat v.'ulsink or burn, railroad trains w:I; be wrecked. ( Jet an accident j )o!icy of Winn in the Travelers, j Mate baking powder, the best in j P.e rket, warranted to give sat-! ;s;Jcuon, aiso smai. cneeses. suua-, o e tor campers, at barker Bros. j Kev. E. K. Prichard and familv a. e spending a few days at Ya i':ina, his church having given hjn a vacation during the month ofjAugust. My stock of groceries and pro v'sions is fully up to its former standard, always the best quality af'i l at reasonai)le prices. C. H. Spencer. I'r. (ieorge Bubneli of Yaipuin. iv;is in the city Friday. He will sic... ;'y g to tin- iron: as physician b t be Oregon Pacific railroad rtinp. Tylr. Amos Howard, on ins place I'.enton county, opposite this city, thrashed oats this year that yielded upwards of 100 bushels to 'be acre. A pretty good yield. Bishop Chas. C. Galloway wiii preach in the M. K. Church South i i t :ds city next Tuesday evening I 7 ;:;) o'clock. All are invited to c..ioo and bear this abie niiii'ster. II. II;: I hurt has leased the Woo-li.- livery and feed stable, and is pre;.,! !: I to ; .rnish rigs and team? or to Keep horses by the uay or! month. His terms will be found ! asonable. 1 s..w that vork is to be resumed j i the . railroad the inture for I ibanv is v brb'bt. Vail on : ' ii!;;ui ot in and so 'ore a :M addi. si 00 to '-'.. i-Aiciii in :ge :i'..ni Mr. E. F. Sox loft yesterday to join his family at Yaquina. Superintendent S. I. Bristow, of Weils Fargo ec Co.'s express, was in the city yesterday on his return to San Francisco, alter a tri to Portland. J. II. Aldrich, editor of the New port News, has been appointed by J. K. N. Bed, president of the press association, sergeant at arms of the association, vice J. 15. Fithian, resigned. The Lebanon Express says thai Mr. W.ilslev, of Cheadle Kails, is banking a large number of logs, hut will have to wait untd the i'al! rains before lie can float them down the Santiam. The Farmers and Merchants Ins. Co. of this city lost nothing in the Smnmerville lire. Their risks are placed in a s ife and conserva tive manner and it is one of the soundest ami best managed compa nies on the coast. Mr. W. E. Spicer has made con siderable improvement on his warehouse at Spicer. Messrs. E. P.. Crouch and A. Nii kerson com pleted this week a contract of put ting in one of Ilolman's improved suction cleaners. Major. Cassell informs us that he has bought the Stites brick yard with all tools and implements and things belonging thereto, also L. ander Stites' interest in the land whereon the same is located, and will make brick for sale. Mr. Vt. E. Hardy states that the poles have been cut for his tele graph line between Lebanon and Albany, and they will commence hauling and distributing them at ?nc- He says the line will be m inside of a week F. L. Kenton is just in receipt of a good assortment of very choice tea, to which he invites the atten tion of his customers. He will hereafter make a i peeialty of sup plying his customers with the best tea to be obtained in the San Fran cisco market. Miss Anna Irene Hazlett, of the Portland News composing force, was married on August 15. at St. land, by Pev. B. Orth, to Daniel McAlle'n, senior member of the large dry goods firm of McAllen t McDonland. Mr. J. G. Gross of Waterloo wasinthecitv Fridav. He spates thatabr-e numberof people are visitin- this popular resort .although the accommadations are not crowded. He has improved the so.!a springs, and is determined to make it pleasant for visitors. IJU V.1IVV V. tllliVllV V.1IWIV.H, L I i As young Mr. Guire and mother ! were coining irom Fox valley to .joraan in a care a tew -lays since and cast, horse and passenger rolled down the hill aiwut twenty yards Mrs Guire and son were ,.i-e.. up i.vl sc.uii., . hint. The run of salmon is just com mencing in a lively manner ai Ya quina. The canneries have not commenced operations, the tish caught being sliipped to this city, . , , , . , ., ,, . pounds are caught dadv. C hoice !t,i.r,0U ,., rr.t .iU in H,i e at 12). cents per pound ! Ihe Quern t the S.ntlan,." j This elegant and icturesque I boat, constructed by Mr. F. J. ' Hendrickson of this place, was successfully launched in the spark- Ibsir waters of the Santiam on the 10th inst., much to the joy and pleasure of some of the young folks of our town. The boat is a 1 and builder, and is deservedly chris t ned "The Quean of the Santiam" rnothirig that we have seen on this majestic stream will compare j Every effort has been made bv her With it. The best of all is, the j husband to trace her whereabouts, purchaser, Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick, : but without avail. She is fifty tenders the boat to the young peo-: years old, five feet five inches tall, pie of Lebanon for a free ride on quite gray haired, stout built, any day of the week except Sun-: weight H5 pounds. day. Lebanon Express. j " -- . Lively Uunaway. 1 Harrison Cane. One of John Schmeer's teams, The junior editor of the Herald i with which a commercial traveler was presented vesterdav bv Mr.L.E a,ul ?lr- ''nieer s driver were re Blame with one of the neatest cam-! Coryallis, became paign trinkets out. It consisted of ! lightened at a hand car and ran an elegant cane, fashioned after : away, overturning the buggy and the pattern of a sword cane but j 'ranging the Wnver Home distance, insleadofa sword has a beautiful ' Otiier of . the o-cupants were silk H:,,r th,. sf!tra ctn,.lu t,a i seriously injured. Ihe buggy was republican badge of the camnaign of 13S, the cane serving as a Hag ftau- V 1S a neat aia,r and Wlil i !:ean .treestuig souvenir of the ! uau,I'ai" i About sjieep pr. j. r . Hill orooosPS tn Win i5o; phep from Clwk tQ ijiiu, , county and let them out on shares ! in such numbers as tanners can I at Mr. (iross' store. Mr. (iross attend to. Probably in loo to 200 will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon lots. There wiii no doubt be i train on Mondays and Saturdays. plenty of farmers rea iy to take a; a few under such an arrangement, j An E,''tin Wager. Democrat. No doubt of it. as John Burnett offers the follow the people of this country will vote j ing bets : First ,100 that Cleve- ! iown sui-n nee wool measures a ; land and Thunnan carrv Ne .v j the Mdls bill, etcetera; otherwise York. Second $100 that " Cleve farmers will fmd little profit in hind and Thunnan are elected. Unoep. iTliird f"0 to $100 that Cleveland An Indian BeJic. ! iv ic cn c4. i ! v . . hl'ler, of Stavton, has m ; his nossecsjnt) a stone mortar and pest'e re- enlly found tourteen feot j unr ground wb.ile excavating' along Wie rnaui.HU OI me U. SI', i raun.au nw .-tavron. t ne morrar -f . 1 ... . . e' i i rri , . is aoonr e;giu incises across on the I inside and six iru-lies deep; the nestle is about eight, inches: o:ig. It is an old Indian re'ic. and these is no accounting f-r its being where found. PIeaant l.airn Social. A. pleasant lawn social was given lasr rvers-.ng at ti L. Ud! rb. (V-! letice of Pr. v"'i ng ladies of 1 1 .e Batist clmreh. A lsrge ' number were present, and a mot oniov-r.le evenojg was spent, Tlie lawn was brilliar.tly illumin ated with v -tiineso janteuis. Ice .(; ! ast'l n. ai a ftt'.ccess. l-osi :i :d t'.iv '.VI-! seive. :i.!air was in ;ite The sii2 .lamer, Mr. Jo Ben Lane has been re moved from the agency of the Siietz reservation and Mr. D. i i tjaither has been appointed in his ; stead. Mr. liaither has been the clerk of the agency for some two yens. The removal of Mr. Lane was caused by the trouble in the spring with the Indians, an ac count of which was published in th II er ld. A government sui veyor ran away with a half-hreid girl employed at the agency and the Indians blamed the agent for it. The trouble was fomented by persons outside the agency under threats of personal haim by the Indians. The girl was sent to the sjhool at Chemawa. Mr. Lane secured an investigation of the matter by a special agent of the government. The result of the in vestigation was a request for Mr. Lane's resignation. He went to Washington o vindicate himself but witn no effect. Mr. Grady, a brother of the famous Georgia ed itor, is industrial teacher at the reservation. The Sanliaut Mines. The Santiam river mines are at tracting a great deal of attention just now, and a large number of miners from California are going in to prospect for the precious metals which are supposed to be hidden away there. Some of them are talking of opening an assay office in Albany, to save the trouble, delay and expense in curred in shipping ore to Salt Lake City and other distant points for testing. A report has been circu lated that some Portland parties have jumped the claim of . the Albany Mining Company and have set to work to develop it. If the report is true, it confirms the gen eral belief that there is consider able faith in the mines of that lo cality, and the Albanj- company have no fears of the outcome, as they have a good title to the claim, and" are w illing that others should do the work if they can reap the benefits. Sew Oregon Koail. fames M. Donahue's mission to i the East, which is acknowledged ' t he for raising capital for the j construction of a railroad through j Northern California, is attracting I much attention. It is known tLat ! the . J)oI.,u,u;e Iple. a,K. V j f.Ilx1 l extension ot their 1 lne ,lro!" l 'kl?n, 1nortl'ward to, I Humboldt county, an.l ! IS aIso looming well known that ! a".-ej?on extension !s hoped tor. iA preliminary survey tor the Oregon line has been made and it eastern capitalists can be mter- ; ested in the scheme the road w ill i . hft buiU a-i fiir east as Boise City, j 1 I iseiurns i nsi riut. ! c.(,,e, Mii()n (. 1)avis who has htvn j.pj.Hji,,,, tiie time allowed bv i his furlough visitinn hi menus in I Polk county, alem, Eugene and I otiier points in the valley, leaves j to-day for West Point to settle ! down to another two years of hard ! work before graduation. After he ' has won his shoulder straps he will ' be allowed another furlough before ' he i- ordered to report for duty, i Mr. Davi-i has already won dis- Unction for hnuoolf a:.d honored ! the st;Ue ()f 0nsgQn by stau ; very near to the head of a very j large class and his future successes i and triumphs will be noted with ' pleasure by his many triends here Salem Statesman. Disappearance of an Agrii Woman. Mrs. Susan A. Done, wife of F. A. Done, of Pilot Bock, Oregon, has never been heard ot since her mind became deranged -and she wandered from home Mav ISth. injure' somewhat broken. The Waterloo Springs. For solid enjoyment goto Water loo, which is new the most popular resort. Pine locality, fishing.boat ing and bathing, and splendid ac- ! commodations at J. A. Gross', whoSft prices are reasonable. Horses fed at the lowest possible rates. Campers can get suptdies and Ihurinan carry Indiana; money in the Benton County Bank. Benton Leader. - .. .... Bi!. Keeeived. Sealed bids wiii be received bv j I -iiiiiiu) cue V'Ouipany, o. i ior r,.,irin.- .in. nrniJiin.r ll, !,-,... r0ljm c.f 's engine house. Bids ! i. ,., with C ; l!m-!:i,.t .,t Bnrkhart A Keeney's oilice where plai s an.l specin.-atiens can be seen. The c.tmoanv reserve Mie ; rgbt to reject any and all bids. ! Bids will bo opened at 7 v. m. Sat urday. Aug. IS. C. i. Bt'RKlURT, V M. LlCIIAKtsS. A. K IvETClll'M, Comniittee. K.-tilrea! tlliol-frs W:inle!. :,' ',;': Iiv.l lne.i want ( ) go n- i-jek v.i'ii;. and a-i teaii-;-t-'i- on the regon Bacilie ::'.!. A'-' b- to hea-lipia! tcrs ' at the en l of the tr.i'-k. A. I'.uink. A .KKiT .-HOW. Sell 3rcs. Circ-s 0r.e of thi Best that ever If we can believe those who have recently seen the exhibitions : of this jtiptiy renowned circus and menagerie, it mut be admitted , that among the j-eripaU tic exiiioi-' tions of the day, lln-re aie none tiiat have receive l a prominence' more signal and pronounced than , that of the Sells Brothers; nor are ; we anie to recoro an instance oi ; aiiytented exhibiti.nl giving more j general and merited satisfaction, i Its every act and feature is remark-1 able, and the majority can well be characterized as "phenomenal." As an adroit, sensational and en-! tirely original act, t.iat of riding. I reining and driving twenty-three' bareback horses, by Mr. William ! O'Dell. will commend itself to all lovers of the difficult and dashing in equestrianism. ! Mr. Showles-' elegant and artistic bareback riding and of Mr. William"" Sells' "hurri cane hurdle riding," we have had occasion to speak in former sea sons, and further commendation is now superfluous. So it is with the graceful, poetic and perfected bare back rilling of Seuo ina Caroni. Of gymnastic and athletic exploits by a large company of acrobats and athletes, there is such a be wildering and sense-astounding multiplicity that comment is non plussed, and to speak of the un qualified merits ot each in detail would far transcend our limit. We can not close this article, however, without a brief mention of the champion wing, fancy and rifle shots of the world, Capt. A. H. Bogardus. "The Mar who Shoots to Kill," and his four remarkable sons, each of whom exemplify all the possibilities of the gun. The show will exhibit lure, Monday, August 27. Fell Out of an Apple lire. On Tuesday last as Mr. W. A. Gleason was gathering apples on his farm on Hamilton creek, seven miles from Lebanon, lie slipped and fell a distance of twelve feet, sus taining a dislocatiou of the shoulder blade and collar bone, besides inter nal injuries to su-.-h an extent that he remained in an nm.-onscimis condition some three hours after the accident. The doctor succeeded in resuscita ting him and attend. ug to his injuries ! and at last accounts he was lesinig easy. Mr. Gleason is (Jii years of age. Tearuer' tvami nation; Nofice is hereby g ven that the regular public quarterly examina tion of teachers for Linn county will be held in Albany, at the Court house commencing at noon on Wednesday, Aug. 1,SSS. All teachers desiring examina tion will please he present at the beginning. L. M. CVkl, County Superintendent. Deep Sea rishin 1. vrurions. The steamer Mischief is prepared to take parties out. to sea from New port fishing,and will make frequent trips when the weather is pleasant. Parties desiring to go on some par ticular day will please send notice ahead. Tickets 1, riot including! meals. Address ,i. .1. Winant, master of sieamer Mischief, New port. McLaughlin, J'ractlral Tailoring Sunimer and fall suits, ind pants in i any style a speciality. Cleaning and repairing promptly attended to. Main street. Alliany. Oregon. An Absolnte tare. ! The Original Aluetine Ointment is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an alisolute cine tor old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all skin eruptions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original .Miict:ne Ointment. Sold hy Foshay it Manon at 25 cento per box by mail oO cents. Look Here. You can get nice fresh boiling beef for 5 cents per pound at M. Hyde's market, also pork and mut- j ton cheap for cash. j (Iran State Fair!! T-ti: Annual slate fair w-i'l lie licit! on the fair grounds near Sulcus, ecmmencinir online IT OF SEPTEMBER Anil continuing (me ivei k. Cash preuiiums to tiia amount nf $15,000 .. Will i.e awar.ls.1 For... AKri'saltural. mcitlanic:e an.l stock exhih itij. works of art and fancy wurk and for tri als nf spe.I'l. The preniiuim otfcreil nave been increased in many cases.and iww ela-w.'S have been ailil d. No cntrv fee charged in divisions J, K, L and , A in:i,'nifioent field of h.irscB entered, .-.ml there w iii be splendid contests of runniujrand troltiii.,' taeh day. The- (liffcre-iit traiisperlatioa companies will make lil.ei-.ii r. duusions in fares ami freights. Special attention is elicit t. the premiums otfcreil for county exhihits of raiiw, ;rassc.s and fruits. Kntnes will be received in tlie secretary's otti;-e in .Salem, bei-inning six iiays before the fair, ai:l on the fair jrroniutn from Kriday be fore the fair. Persons desiiinjr to exhibit i:i divisions .1, K, O, 1' ami l are requcstcl to make their entries on Kri lay and SaturJay ;.''fore the fair, if possible. Vt! entries e-icte on Monday. Septemhtr 17th. at 7:;:o p. m. -PRICES OF ADMISSION- Coupon tieket for men (six day) .-,0 ; I'oupo.i ti .kct lor women (six das) I US ' li iv ticket for men no ' ticket f'-r voni. 11 is Tickets t the z:tl aIawI t race tra k :? iicil.-sovi 1- 1 years :, ; l. i li - : r:nd si. ,1:0 'r, ... T!r..' .ie-trii.).- ' piir,-!:.e booths v ill ; p: :o is- s,-i i-.-I.irv. ! "H- .-rii v . the e rct.ii r Satem wa in ;.si. ' I'- ;k;o;;:, Sejrc J V :- I1:.- li.-s- I:nv if, O l.v -.llrie.g :in ;. , i;;:; ;,::, 1. .v. Keen.y. ! vs ru::iv.:w: tini -V ri-.-w t KvLidV. rnmmi'irs Fine jt V.. riituni- gill i S. lc cream everv dav lVieers. A e'.eau tov.el for every Vieivck's. Hoots ;uul .-.In e- at cost !s;:iii;o d".-. . Ode's and ends iear;y eith v Seiteiii..,c!i ances ; ill Riioviu-li tcui'.e. Mcn Accident ilil'.! :MH-e ;il the lowest j rates by I.iukart v Keency. i Leave your orders u' Hrownell 4M j Stanard" for choice berries. j A fine line ot in, ported cigars re 1 eeiv 1 at iirowueil iV .tanarnV ; A choice ot of iincaiivasscd eastern hams .it Walhiee iV Thompson'?. i A fuli line of ladies' sib.pcrs at cot. No broken M.es to-day, at .Monteith ti ; Seiteliiia'. j (Jet a .Sftii Tholiia.- watch of F. M i French, and you will always know i the exact t;me ol 'day. " ' We hand!.' three kinds of fruit jars and you will do well to sec us before placing your orders. Hkowxei.l iN: Staxakh. If you want us to call at your house to tak-.' orders, please lea:e word at our store. Hrowiu-U A: sstanard. A tine assortment of heavily plated keives, forks and spoons at F M. French's, ''The C'oruer.lewehy Stole." Jusl received, another lot of those tine hand sewed French kid shoes, the very cheapest eyer brought to town at V. F. Head's. Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale at M. Bamagart's. That exquisite line of satins in our show vvinti iv will be ran close this week. Have r.u excuse for not get ting in on them. Monticih A: Seiten iiach. Just teceived at V. F. Read's a full j line of ladies line muslin underwear, i also girls' white dresses and infants j slips. Call and see them. For your line imported aud Ke ) West cigars, go to M. Kaumgart cigar store, one door east of Black I man's drug store. I Ionian's IviM'uver.v. "Another wonderful tdscovery has been made and that too bv a ladv in this country. Disease fastened its ! clutches upon her and for seven years j she withstood its severest tests, but ' her vital organs were undermined and i death seemed imminent. For three j months she coughed incessan'.ly and j could not sleep. She nought of U- a bottle of lr. King's New Discovery j for Consumption and was so much re- j lit-ved on taking tiie tir.-t dose that she j slept all night and with iwueboUle has j been miraculously cured. Her name ; is Mrs. l.nhe: buz." Thus write . j 0. Haim ick A: Co., of Shelby N. C.. i o!t a free trial bottle at Foshay dc ', Mason's. j ISnrkleu Arnica Salve. j The best Salve in the world for cuts, I bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, I fever sores, tetter chapped hands, j chilblains, corns, ai-d all skin ertip. j tions and positively cap's piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to j give perlect .satisfaction or money re- j funded. For sale by Foshay ev: Ma . son. I '"Vou will never mi-ss the water 'Till the well runs dry." i If you want a well dug call on E. B. ; Davidson. He does prompt work at a ' reasonable price. Orders can Jje left I at tins othce, BOOTS -AND- SHOES At Actual Cost AT Brownoli i Stanard's. Ccr2.2IZa.rl7 3X.& G-st SiZ3S. Will sell until all are! closed out. I OREGON RAILWAY aM XAVICATIOX COM I' AM Columbia River Route Trains for the Kast leave Portlandjat 10 A. M and 2 P. M. daily. T,TOT"TTirrQ to anrt from rr'",ciri J. JLV;i.jLi 1 JO points in t'nited States, Canada and Europe. ELEGANT PULLMAN PALACE GARS3 Emigrant CSleeping 0ars Ban Throngh on Express Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS ami !ST. PAUL Kree of IHiarge :idI Tiibout Cbange. ' Cl..se t'onnectirMK at t'ortlami for San Kran- J cisco and IViet S. ioiii points. for fortiier panic u'i'.is inquire of Curaan & ,i-.i!u:;n, r.rsi sine;. .-ii;any, Oregon. J A. I.. M.tMKll., r. v r. .. M. 11. IIOK'OMS:. ;eneial J;ui.-icr. ? wr. !-;,v. :. .). U. . (-,,.-;, ivh.irf. at 11. t- fo..t - iU'W! .Sl.lu s;,-, ..f. T::esdav ;;:i,: ! ri i;i t-n h ...,.. 1 . ;. Ha V. ;, ;s, l..cai A.-eiit. DAVIS BROS- AND CO. 'reiivh k'1 I't'ei-i-'Ks in (ik:.kkai.Jci;.".i:hv.i-k.3 $L1E1)D, LIXX Cu., OXIVOS. 1 Until tii? 15th of July, the usual time tor offering red uc t loii s in Summer (ioods,we have decided to offer NOW, at COST Our entire tock of light goods and wash iabrics, consisting of ginghams, chamforays, lawns, batiste, chambrav-ginghams Swisses, mulls, eatines, emtroi dered suits, gingams,duster linen,loulards.iiaiusooks jaquenets, pereales,on and white goods. Also eleven dozen Indialin CORSETS Usually sold for from sum of lUli JJSTID a-o LEBLAK FEW STOCK OF nn iirim i inn i L xi. $1 to $2, for the nomin MONTEiTH & SEITENBAGH. V I YftI R m w ivuh mu SEE
