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I THE MCTRyiXG- HERALD; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1SS8 j5Hornfa0 5?aUq mxM k. ii.n; TASit, NORTH HOUND. i . eparts'Arrh e. I I i:4r ami 7;u:'iain Port I'd 10 bY.ui: j 1 1:15 anij 1 l::!f im: ' 34'ipn; i 7:ll):i!n! " ' t.'.i.m ISlliTenO t SOUTH BOUND. Arrives Dvrts! A '"i'i c 7:45pnij r.jm i Af-hl:in 1 0. 0: Hiin I ';iUi ;- : j Kn--:-w' ex! 1 .- ' 'i;2()iin:l'2 4i puii Kuuene n ..i 1 :Ifjvt'lE',reTi' !.""? .N fr'rewht nrjeivcU for south after li a. ji. i tf r same day. LEBANON' IlKAXCH. Kiv Al'ia'y' Departs ! Arrives. No ! Nor .. ' li.iiO p n U.el'a'icn at 6.10 p ii j l.:j: p ni P fro ;.e!)'n i N.j 12. . 15 00 p m Allianv at :.-!: a m 2A p in NO - 2 00 p m ' OREGON" PACIFIC TIMETABLE. Arrives l'-eparts Kami Ton 'p ' 5.25pm)6.50a Pas Kre.ii :ier jt .lITl.i$ ABOIT TOH. lfresh peaches it k cents per bj at Parker Bros. per box. W. L. Jester has returned from a trip to Seattle and Tacoma. A. Miller, Lebanon's popular dniist, was. m the city yesterday Dr. G. VV.Gray and family leave thi- in.orning for a short visit to Astoria. Hen. Allen Parker, of Yaquina, Is ir-. the city on his return from Portland. J. J. Charlton and Stephen Flh;:i will leave to-day for Prince ton to resume their studies. Miss Edith Hughes, of Salem, is visiting in this city, the guest of Hisses Flora and Vesta Mason. Patronize home industry and try some ot J. Joseph's Havana filled 5c. cigars, the first of his own man ufacture. Misses Bettie Neuzass, Edith and Clara Jacobs and Miss Mattie Burnett, of Corvalli3, visited friends in this city yesterday. A number of young men of this city land vicinity mourn the loss of $20, M0 and as high as $100 lost in gan.es with the circus fakirs. There will be German preaching at the Evangelical church next Sabbath afternoon at 2:30. The rerinan friend3 are cordially in viteri to attend. ym. Fortmiller has just re ceived from Michigan, the great furniture making stat, a lot of the neatest and most unique center tables ever offered in this city. Call and see if it is not true. The Safe and Reliable Baking Powder at Conrad Myer's, is the moi-fe1 desirable powder eyer offered to tne public. 1 wo elegant przes, whit ti the buyer can select from a large invoice of Ohinaware, vases, etc.;. are given away with each can. Geo. Vassello & Co. are prepared to d all kinds of plain and orna ineftal painting, ceiling decorat ing etc. If you have any house or si n painting to be done, or a carrase to be painted, call and see tiieni. Their work is prompt and their charges reasonable. Thr military ball to be given 1 y "F'" Co. in their new armory m September 14th will be the grand est affair of the kind ever seen in this city. The best of music from Portland will be furnished and the spacious new hall will give plenty of dicing room, something which has never before been enjoyed by i Albany ball-goers. All questionable j or d sreputable characters will be excluded from the hall j Qnlt Ihe tircn. A number of canvasmen and drivers of Sells Bros circus left the sho in this city to engage in work on tie Oregon Pacific. T bese men received with the circus from $15 to $Ut per month and when tiiey foumi that there was a demand tor railroad hands at $2 per day, sev eral cf them left the circus and will ro to work. On the other hand two or three young, men or rather hovs'eft with the cir (d Sifrfnaaaer. A 79ung man who rode a p tted cayua and lived in Benton countv arrived at the ferry Monday even ing on his way to ihe circus. The boat was n the other side and fearing that he would be too late. he urged his horse into the rfver, I and mac and steed were both soon ! on the other side, the rider beinir 1 net much wet either. He return - ed tbe same way in the evening j by swimming his horse over. j ... j Patents Uranted. i t . ! parents were The following granfed to citizens of the Pacific ; Staes during the past week, and ! Snow it Co. patent lawyers, Wash-; ingt'bn, D. C. ; 11. Bryan, Modesto, ' Cal., header for harvesters; (r. W. : Camjibell, San Jose, OaL. orchard cultivator ; J. J. (iraff, San Fran-j cisco, cable railwav grip and cross ing ; V. flepp, Porfhn.d. Oregon, jnacfiiue for making cement pipes ; I. !'. limbing, lone. Cai., water wheel; .1. R- Lanning, Oakland, Cal., railwav car heater, Called. Judge D. R. X- Blackburn was made the recipient last evening of a, fine gold-headed can..-, it being ja-e'sented by bis two sons in honor of his forty-third oirthday. The cane in appropriately ii.scribed and the judge is very proud oi it. 'Yon will never iriss thejwater . 'Till the well runs dry." If y..-!i want a well wy- call on E. ?. Davidso.i. Jle does prompt work at a rejS'4ua',b' :i. ce. Or .ii n can ,0e K-ft at this ollb '. , Fly ucio at 'ih j.iii'eoii overuians the t;rv rntNcxi. Little Easiness Ttaisacted, aad aa Adjourn - meat Taken ua:J Monday Evesiasr. j At tli tegular meeting of the city council last night in the ab sence of Mayor Cowan, Council man Gradwohl was elected nn?yor pro tern. The reading of the minutes was omitted. Saloon license was sranted to J. A. Gms and Watt Moiiteitii. i h ? recorder reported that tie had ver.i".ved the insurance on the hall of Alii.'.ny Engine Co. No. 1 for the sum ot The street commissioner was in- structed to enforce the ordinance prohibiting sewers from being opened entirely across the street without barricade and liirhts. The council then adjourned to meet Monday evening at 7 :30 o'clock. I tt.fc Y lot It 1 1. 1 1. 1 1 t.H Ckawfokdsville, Aug. 27. Mrs. Fannie Bishop, of McMinn ville, is visiting friends at this place. Mr. Richard Finley was very sick last week, but is better at present. Mrs. Miles Carey and Mrs. II. B. Derrick have been visiting at Tangent during the past week. Jas. Keeney has added a set of burrs and a new water wheel to his ini'l, and will use the same for chopping grain. On Wednesday V. W. Robe, who has been unwell for several weeks, started for the Calapooia mining district, m company with R. Blanchard, of Brownsville. It is reported that some one en tered Mr. Bl ickburn's garden a few nights since and totally de stroyed his fine watermelons, cut ting to pieces what melons they could not eat and pulling up the the vines. Rnmanay Trail As tne eastDouna passenger i train war cominir down t.hp P.li mountains into the Grand Ronde vallev on the 27th, at a speed of -tr milpa an hnnr 'nno ni m10 coaches were derailed bv a broken wheel, about nine miles west of there. The air brakes were dam aged, and also the air signal, so that the trainmen could not signal the engineer, who was ignorant of ihe accident. Being on a steep grade, the tram ran about a mile before it could stop. Three cars were thrown off the track and badly mashed up. The train ran on a bridge, and tore up, smashing ties and timbers into kindling wood for about 700 feet. Fortu nately no one was hurt, but the track and bridge are so broken up as to delav all trains. Wiil Beeelve a ortane. It is learned that some time ago Mr. D'Houdt died in California, leaving an estate valued at $80,000 to $100,000. He left all his prop erty to his second wife according to the will in her possession ; but it seems that he had before made another will, leaving neatly all of his property to his sister, Mrs. Van Windle of Albany, mother of Mrs. Clint Monroe of Salem. The will is to be contested. laited State Kailrad Cin jaisiaer Messrs. R. Koehler and J. Brandt, of the Southern Pacific Comoanv. who had gone to Ash- land to meet den. Joseph E. j Johnson, United States railroad commissioner, to escort him trom that place to Portland, passed through this city yesterday after noon. Gen. Johnson's mission, here is not definitely known, Out it is supposed he will make an official inspection of the company's improvements and extensions generally. . To Bad. The stove works at the peniten tiary are closed for the present, on account of an increase in the price of iron, at which a Salem exchange facetiously remarks that it throws a number of convicts out of eni olovment. There are a "'ood many people who believe that if convicts r IIV K' V tjmt IX VsJlA IK, LO j dllyorTaDrtdtirbr Jr? i ,j , t i? Vre8' i were leg: employe free labor would be benefitted A DeaervtB.2ffla.terprtxe. A eentleman from T.pbanrkn stafpa that the proposed water ditch and i miii ; u u -u u ! paper mill i likely to be built by . .vc. iiiLn m cue propuMfo canai is aDOUt iwo miles. E. A rioana! Legal Opinion. Bainhridge Munduy Esq., County Ay - , Clay County Tex. savs:"Havs usee, i'.lectnc. Bitters with most happy r?-!lltK Mv hnvrlipr wnc low with malarial fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied FJectic bitters ved his iife." Mr. v. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Kv.. adds a like testinmnv He positively heleives he would have "" 'J had it not beet for Electric Bit- This ieit reTiedy will ward ofi', ar cure ali Malaria Diseases, and for all Kidr.ey, Liver and stomach Disorder, stands uneqtialed. Price 50c. and i. at F.jshay Masm's" I Wonderful tare. W. D. Hoyt Jt Co., Wholesale and Retail druirgls'cs of Koine Ga , say: Wc r ave ivei; selli'isr Dr. Kinr's N'cv Discovery. Klectrie Bifters. a-id Buck icic's Arnica Salve for lour years. Have never bandied remedies that s-U as well, or irivc such universal satis-f.A-tiou. There have been some won derfu! cure? alfeeted t v these tne di fines ir.- this citv. Several cases ,,: pronounced Oofi.-innpiior. ! cn'irviv cited by us; f ;t f i il Dr. KiTiiV N?vv Di-'.'o'.firy connection with Kb-ctrk U'e guarRnte th'.m aiways. Fo:iitv ik Mas'.n. sen 6o!d bv Burkhart Koyce of iob print i tin's city ;g orice. h.Vs it i. a m Ml f. I H'il by eii3ctri ity. ai d a uorK Oi.e i:e;tliy timt ptoiupUv. im-ir i i:..ii:-fiaier.t is necond to none iu state. i chief Ksurizzss report 1 Ta the Mayor aid City Council Concrnbg ! t'ae j.est Di tlie Jfew Steamer. Chief Engineer Joseph "Webber submitted to the city council las.t night the following report concern ing the recent test made of the new steam (ire engine purchased for Al bany Engine Co. No. 1 . 7" .' itnoi'iii-lr Jitnor jiiI Com limn ('on in ''! of A I'iuh'i. tri'jnn: At the request of Clapp i Jones Manufacturing Co. 1 have carefully inspected and tested in action the new Clapp & Jones steam fire en gine St). 4, improved patent of i and I recommend the same to be ahrst-elass hre engine in effi ciency, finish, style and durability, and I pronounce it to be the most superior engine I have ever seen on the Pacific coast. Respectfullv, JOSEPH WEBBER, Oi l -f Engineer A. F. D. Dated Aug. 28, 1888. The council, however, adjourned until Monday evening, at which time the matter of accepting the engine will come up. t'OAMT ftOTEM. The salary of the postmaster at Eugene City has been increased from $1,500 to $1,600 a year, and his allowance for clerk hire from $100 to 200 a year. Yaquina Post: The O. P. Pay master came in last Saturday and paid oft" for July. It is understood that all indebtedness of the O. P. up to July 1st, that had been audited and allowed, has been paid in full. A convention of the Southern Oregon Fruitgrowers' Association will be held at Heber's grove, near Medford, Sept. 2i). A road will be built from the North Powdei to Cracker creek mines, a disfifcnee of twenty-five miles. It is hoped to have a four horse coach running on this route by October. 1. Charles A. Beach, of Althouse, 1 J&epnine county, was on Minday ftr,ke with, paralysis and died twelve hours later. Deceased was an excellent citizen and an exem piary man He settled at Althouse ! in iSoS. Isaac Gentry of Ballston lost about 500 -ushels of wheat that was in sacks in his field at Ballston. by fire. The origin of the fire is not known. Considerable of the grain that was saved from the fire is more or less damaged. On Mrs. Vandevert's place, near Zena, 30 or 40 bushels of wheat was destroyed by fire, which was set out from the threshing engine, when moving from the field and was not extinguished until it had caught into the wheat sacks. Mrs. T. F. Campbell of Dallas, Polk county, accompanied by i,er i mother, Mrs. D. Stump, has gone to Canton, Missouri, where they will join the professor, who is now president of the Christian College of that place. Mrs. Stump will remain during the winter. John Stapleton, who lives two j miles east of Dallas, while at Inde pendence Wednesday, met with a serious accident He was working around the grain chopper in Clag gett's warehouse and caught one of his hands in the cogwheels, taking off the ends of four fingers. Polk County O -server : The work on the jail at Dallas has be- cun. lhe old cells have been! removed and the building is being repaired for the reception of the new cells. Mienlt Smith is quite anxious to try his luek at holding a prisoner fast should the oppor tunity present itself. Helping the. KiglU Aide. To help the right side is not only commendable in a general point, of view, but is judicious and prudent when that help is enlisted in behalf of the riffht side of the body, just over the lower ribs in the region of the liver. The most efficient help is af forded by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an aiiti-lilIious medicine of incompar able efficacy. Inaction of the liver is accompanied by constipation, sick headache, furred tongue, nausea, occasional vertigo, an unpleasant hreath, yellowness of the skin and - J - - i &msK Kawi ii; ifs flight. Fever and ague, "which al-1 hall of the eye. Ihe author of these ways mvoives the liver, dyspepsia, rlienmatium' debility and kidney troubles are all ma'adies to the early relief and final cure of which this starida,ra medicine is adapted. Don't use it bv tits ana starts, but system- aticaI1 ; that its fl esult in a pertect restoiation of health. t'alirornla fal.K-lnre. The only ruaranteed cure for ca tarrh, cold in the head, hay fever.ro: iver.rose unpleas! catarrh. ! co'a, catrriiui deafness and sore Res, ore the sense of taste and ant hreath, i-sultinr from J-.ay and picasaut to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, bv j all d -ugs:ists. Send for a circular to At.ietiue Medical Company, Oro-' ville. Cal. Six months' treatment for i ieiiioj man, i.iti, ror sale tiy Fo.-hay & Mason, Cevtard. For a better or more pleasant rem edy for the cure of consumption bronc hial troubles, cough, croup and whooping counh than Santr. Abie, the California kinjr of consumption. Ev-.ry I'u'tk' wairenlci!. If vou would be cured of tl::it disustin disea.-e etitarrh, use California Cat R-Cure, ?1 aj-r; hy mail $l-h. .Sold and war renled by Fshay A Mason. Are ,-anta Able, the California dis covery for Consumption and Dis,.a,...d of the Throat. Chest and I.un-s an-California- C.it-rt-Cure, the wiilv -u.ir antecd ' lire br Catarrh. Cold n l:i ;oi and kind red complaints. Tber :i!'-J -o it ?! per p.oP , thrr-e r I. ? ivul ar. 'otnii.e-! -.led ." l!l!T 1 !!-., VI. !!.- of tb.e ! ?aci C;:a; :e C'; aat.-f No I-'o- c-n-1 conipniuds ! Mas.,::. ! 1. .-. satins in run ci -,-for ct ';i. ?ii : Svi ::i fit M. t. ' len-: t'.nj iu l ac".:. K--i l ived a iar sup-.b-s from -e of bar' iiel;:hia. r riiop. ALBANY REAL ESTATE. 111 Hackieman's Desirable Lots Third Addition. ovf i my. hhk to ivvest, Now that Albany is the center of extensive railroad buiidinz and fast adding to the many enterprises j becoming the chief business citv of i 1 the Willamette Valley, 'the shrewd j i Mfili w 1 1 I " ' f i'i?! tltt limii ' chance, wHl inv.it in real estate in j this city. Many are daily doing so, I and the land bought invariably ad - j vances m price ana mattes money for the purchaser (while he is asleep. One of the most desirable loca tions to purchase lots, which are yet orlered at very low figures, is in Hackleman s Third Addition to Albany, recently laid out, and in the hands of Messrs. Curran ct Monteith for sale. These lots lie adjoining a very desirable portion of the city, and new residences, and improements are daily being made in that locality. Some of the choicest lots in this addition are now offered for sale at prices with in the reach of those of limited means. A home can be procured here for what would be paid for rents in a short time, while the purchaser reaps the benefit of the advance in the property. Hackieman's third addition is located in one of the most pictur esque portions of the city, and is very desirable for residencesMany Manv men are investing these lots, thereby securing the best bargains in choice city property ever ottered in the Willamette Valley. This firm also have a large list of country and city property for t sale in quantities to suit the pur- cnaser. iney are a live real estate firm, and, having the largest quantity of lands for sale, are prepared to offer the biggest bargains and best inducements to those desiring to purchase any kind of real estate. BBIEF IETIOX. French keeps railroad time. Harness of all styles at Thompson & Overmans. No is the time and Thompson to oil your harness & Overman have splendid oil. Go and see the new silverware at i Will & Stark's I ( son k Overmau.- Low prices and irood work at Thompson & Overmans. Thompson & Overman the leading harness dealers. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. Fine old cherry bounce at M. Bauru gart's. Ice cream every day at Frances Pfeiffer's. r A clean towel for every customer at Viereck's. Boots and shoes at cost at Brownell & Stanard's. Leave your orders at Brownell fe Stanard's for choice berries. Dr. J. V. Gaff, physician and Sur geon, Shedd Oregon. A choice lot of uncanvassed eastern hams at Wallace & Thompson's. Get a Seth Thomas watch of F. M. French, and you will always know the exact time of day. The largest and most elegant line of Miv-rwnre :Mitt jewelry ever shown in Albany has just been opened at Will tfe St-irk's. We liandlo three kinds of fruit jars and you will do well to see us before placing your orders. Bkownei.l it Stan ard. If you want us to call at your house to take orders, please leave word at our store. Brownell & Stanard. A fine assortment of heavily plated kuives, forks and spoons at F M. French's, "The Corner Jeweiiy Store." Accident insurance at the lowes rates by Burkart k Keeney. A tine line of new silverware just opened at Will V. Stark's. Just received, another lot of those fine hand sewed French kid shoes, the very cheapest ever brought to town at W. F. Head's. SIOD -VIA- . -f O Tl " T Northern Pacific Ranroad -TO- CoLUMBUS. OhIo, By way of St. Paul and Chicago, to attend the 22nd National Encampment of G. A. R-, which meets in that city Sept. 12th. Every body can take advantage of this excursion rate and visit their old homes in the East. You do noi, have to be aG. A. K. to join this excursion The Northern Pacific Kailroad will make a rate of ll , . O O O O 7' . : ,,... ,.i u-oui,;nn( 1' gtu t:i in i ii tiiv , . Territory to Columbus, Ohio and return. Ticket on sale Sept Mrd, 4th and :th. Godl to return to Oct. 31st. This is the route se lected by the Department of California, Ore gon and' Washington Territory. A special train will leave Portland on the evening of Sept. 4th, running through to Columbus. Pullman SleeniiiL' Cars and Tourist Sleeping ..ttu,-h..,l In nil triiina KrlhA t'ret in L.tti-rmm Vr.r riirv:lfions ill SU1UC. ad- ! dress ' A. I. CHARL'ION. Acs't ( Jen. Pass. Airt.Xorthern Pucific K.R. 2d Washington St., Portland, Oregon Eurrka. motto of California I'll, means, I hai: found it Onlv in the land of siuis'n ne, where the orange, h-nion, j o!iv -, tiu- and grape bloom and ripen, and attain their highest perfection in J 1 1 1 : -v:i,?i-r, are the herbs and gum i j; f..u:itl, that are used in tnai pieasani r.-iiu dv forailthroatandlung troubles. ; SiUita Abie the ruler of coughs.asihiua J .... i T.",,l.., - A' Mmci.ii I t;; i i i:imi in j ii :vii. - i's il i;ni?.'i- a guarantee at ?! "il a bottle. Try California Cat-R.Curc, the on! v !rii:.ririH"-d cine for catarrh. Mill i:rina. V.. V,. Davidson ir bontijr has sent for a lll;.- :ew a 1 1 v :! and iu a here wcl'.s d:iy will be ready t Wll ine! re m the city :c- it! diameti loin two to fourUei! r. :i'iy depth. i-or U'.st ei;ir lual!' v our c'.uar. ;!!' imporud and Ke o to M. ISa unman e, .me door east ot Black iif store. six tjav;fr a dollar at f. Joucs'a'v Grand East Mcur The Vtaterl.io Spring; j Eor solid enjoyment goto Water-j j wn-h is new the most popular ; ieurt. l ine locality, nsinng.boat ing and bathing, and splendid ac commodations at J. A. Gross', whose prices are reasonable. Horses fed at the lowest possible rates. Campers can get supplies at Mr. Gross' store." Mr. Gross will meet the 2 o'clock Lebanon train on Mondays and Saturdavs. -IfrLaiigblin. Iracli-:il Tailoring' ( iTj,uiri1:ir promptly yttt-ndod to ; M;tin street, AHjany, Oietron. THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, I OKVA1.MS. ORKliON. Term C'ommrncr on iseiitrmbrr 13, o YVednesdnj, 1SSS. FACULTY. a: oorpa of experienced here. Professors and COURSE OF STUDY Arranged expressly to meet the demands a ncuo of the farming interests ef the sta PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT For students over 15 years of a?e who desir to enter the College, but are not prepared 10 enier vouese classes ty examination. MILITARY TRAINING To the extent required by law. BUILDINGS Large, Commodious and Well Ventilated. LOCATION. In a cultivated and Christian commnnity.at'id one of the healthiest in the state. EXPERIMENTAL STATION". Circulais containing matter fuil of interest to farmers, will be regularl issued and eopies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest, figures. Two or more free scholarships from every county. Consult your County Superintendent. We cnnficently appeal to the farmers and Grantres of Oregon to patronize the only school established by Oregon for the pro motion of her agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, address B. L. AKAOLD, Presideu). t'wrvalii.H, ttreson. Great Engiisli fiemefly. Trade Mmrk. Murray's Specific A guaranteed cure for all nervous diseases, such a9 Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Hysteria, Headache Pain in the Back, Nervous Prostration, Wakefulness, a r.-- T-L; L,eucorrnoea, universal lassi bw iawnjr.tudei Seminal weakness, Im- iteney and general loss cf power o h Generat ie Organs in either sex caused by indiscre ion or over-exertion, and which ul timately lead to Premature Trade Mark. Old Age, Insanity and Con sumption. SI. CO a box or six boxes for S5.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. We (inaraniee 6 Boxes to cure any case. For every f.0u order received we sem si" boxes, with a "T'tteHfter Tklae'. guarantee to refund the money if ourSpecific does not effect a cure. Address all commu nications to the Sole Manufacturers, The Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, City, Mo. 43TSold in Albany by Koshay Koxbny Jt Vinson, soi agents Boarding Cannty Poor. NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT the next regular term of the county commissioners court cf Linn county, Oregon, to be held at the court house in the city of Albany, on Wednesday, the 5th day of Sep tember, 1SS8. Staled bids will be received for boarding, lodging and washing for the county poor for the eosuins; year. All bids must be filed with the c.erk ou or before 1 o'clock p. M of the above mentioned day. The court reserves the right to reject an and ail bids. Done b' order of the rourt this 9th day of Augu-t, ISS8. E. E. MONTAGUE,' County Clerk. BOOTS -AND- SHOES At Actual Cost AT ri s. Corns Early and Get Sizes. Will sell until all are closed out. Browne! Stanard IIOREGOH RAILWAY and j NAVIGATION COMPANY' Traiii9 for the East leave Portlandgat 10 A. M and 2 P. m. daily. rllTpiT7"C,rl,C! to alul ,rom Principal 1 IUXVJCj 1 iO points in United States, Canada and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS1 migrant flSleeping aCara Ron Through on Express Trains OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS axi ST. PAX.'L t rn- r Ithai-gr ami M ilhout hjinse. Close Connection!) at Pcrt',:in! for San Fran cisco a:id Piitrct Sound pi.iiits. K( r further parti- ii'ar, ir-.-.uirc of Cura.u & .M ...iteith. first Street, Admny. LUci-n. A. t. MAIWE1.I,, i. P- A T. A. W. I,-. IIOK OISi; ' ncral Manasirr. j Bmrj leave th o. K. N. Co.'s wharf, at the foot "f I5ro.u !l)in street, on Tuc.i .y aim r r:u.,y oi vtu-h wouk. 0. G. KAWLINGS, Local As;ecit. mm Until the iotli of July, tlie usual time tor oiTeriBg reductions in Haaimer Goods, we have decided to offer NOW, at COST i Our entire tock of light goods and wa ic3, consisting of ginghams, chambrays, lawns, batiste, chambrav-ginghaiiis Swisses, mulls, patines, embroi dered suits, gingams, duster linen,foulards,nauisooks jaquenets, percales,on and white goods. Also eleven, dozen Jndialin CORSETS Usually sold for from sum or riPTT MI YODR EI Or L.E.BLATO NKW STOCK OF I I ! ! t iCLOT f ill $1 to $2, for the nomin OE12STTS. f.lONTEITH & SEITEfJBACH. 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