THE MOKNIXG HEEALI): WEBXESDAV. 28, 18S8
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Firemen's election Dec, 10. j
City election next Monday. j
Uoston brown bread at 1'arker i
Br-s.
Salem has three more cases of
small-pox. J
For your Thanksgiving turkeys, ;
go to Hyde s market.
Ladies, for your fine shoe repair
ng go to 1. J. Laporte.
An excellent quality of raisins
for sale by F. L. Kenton.
There is talk of a newspaper be
ing established at Brownsville.
Capt. Van Alstyne and wife of
Seattle, are visiting in this city.
Lo not miss the great sale of
goods at cost at Monteith & Seicen
baciYs. For nice Yaqnina, Eastern or
shoal water oysters, go to F. 11.
PfeiiTer's.
Zante currants, lemon and
orange peel, citron, etc. at F. L.
Kenton's.
Fresh candies, dates, nuts and
delicacies for Thanksgiving at F.
II. I'r'eiffer's.
The steamship Willamette Val
ley was expected to arrive at Ya
quina last evening.
Wanted, a girl to do general
house work, German preferred.
Inquire at this office.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held at the M. E. church at
11 a. m. on Thursday.
E. & C. Howard have removed
their millinery store to their new
quarters up-sta:rs in the l'earce
block.
Go to Burkhart & Royee's for all
kinds of job printing. Trices
reasonable. First-class work guar
anteed. The appearance of First stree
would le greatly improved if the
two or three inches of mud was
removed.
Messrs. Winn & Humphrey have
opened a choice line of cigars at
the Western Union telegraph and
express office.
Owing to Thanksgiving the date
of holding the republican primaries
. has been changed to Wednesday
evening, Nov. 2S.
The Portland press speaks in the
highe.-t praise of the plav, "A Chip
of the Old Block," which will be
presented in this city Dec. 5.
Thanksgiving turkey is not com
plete without oysters or oyster
stuffing. For these delicious bi
valves, go to F. H. Pieiffer's.
Louis McVay, of Oorvallis, has
iieen senienceu to tne penitentiary
lor one year tor an assault with in
tent to kill his brother, Win. Mc-
A av.
The Occident took on a load of
flour irom tne lied Crown mills
and a shipment of iron from Cherry
& Parkes' foundry at this city yes
terday. If you want a clean and fine
smoke ask for J. Joseph's home
made white labor cigars. For sale
ly most cigar dealers and at J.
Joseph's factory.
Charles and Augustus Itegele, of
Portland, biothers of Mrs. Fred
.Mueller, are in the city, having
-ome up to attend the funeral of
her late husband.
If you want fresh oysters, fruits,
candies, etc. for Thanksgiving
dinner, go to F. H. Pfeifter's, who
keeps constantly on hand a large
and fre9h supply.
Misses E. & C. Howard have re
ceived one of the finest assort
ments of fine millinery ever offered
i this city. Ladies should cal
darly and examine their stock.
If you have not seen the brilliant
lisplay of holiday goods at Foshay
Mas'on's, it will pay you to do so
t once. Their elegant plush
oKis are marked down very low
'lis year.
G. C. Moon, who recently pur
-based a farm near Scio has several
hundred acres of fine pasture land,
md is prepared to take stock to
pasture on reasonable terms. His
idr. will be found elsewhere.
Messrs. Burr Sloan and Walter
East have opened a fish and game
irket in the building formerly oc
ied bv the Western Union Tel
aph office. They keep fresh
l and poultry constantly
2i,nd.
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Will & Stark have now the finest
line of jewelry they have ever car
ried, including fine gold watches,
iiauionds, silverware, etc. The
ablic is invited to call and inspect
..heir novelties for the holiday
trade.
The remains of young Leathers,
he breakeman who was killed at
Harrisburg Monday, were taken to
the home of his parents i" East
Portland yesterday. He was a son
of Mr. and Mrs. i). L. i Leathers
well krown citizens of that place.
1 The immense sale of Chamberlain's
'iimrh Kemedv has been promised to a
great extent by people wiio iiaxe oeeii
.,irii ht it. t.i'Uins- their friends and
jieiglibors of its' good qualities and
them to try it. The most se-
cre cold will soon yield to its sooth
'ig effects. For sale by Foshay ife
fason.
Tiie Gas Ordinance Laid Over The Caw
Question Special Meetiuc to Be Held.
Begular meeting of the citv
council was uekl last night, ail
olhcers and members being present.
Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
The committee on accounts and
current i-xpenses was granted fur
ther time in which to reooi t unoii
j sundry bills.
me committee to wnom was re-1
ferred the matter of limiting an i
ordinance providing for a uniiorm j
lor police, was also granted further
time.
The committee to whom was re
ferred the application of J. A.
Blodgett for the abandonment of
the ditch on Broadalbin street and
the construction of n new canal on
Water street, recommended that
iiie same be granted as soon as the
petitioner would give bonds pro
tecting the city from any cots in
the premises.
The committee on ordinances re
ported on the ordinance granting
an exclusivefranchi.se for a term of
-i years to A. P. Bacon, of fcan
Francisco, and his associates the
righi; to lay and maintain gas
mains and pipes in and through
the city of Albany, also on tiie
ordinance granting iT. li. Alien an
exclusive franchise for a term of
25 years for his electric light plant
recommending the passage of both :
ordinances.
Oi the third reading the gas or
dinance was referred with special
instructions. The ordinance re
quires that work shall be um
lnenced on the gas works within
eight months after the approval of
the act, and that gas shall be in the
pipes within 18 months from the
same date. The gas company is
required to accept the provisions
of the ordinance within 40 days,
and the ordinance was referred
with instructions to amend limit
ing the time of acceptance of the
ordinance.
The electric light ordinance was
also laid over.
It was ordered that a special
meeting of the council be helu next
Tuesday evening to consider the
question of amending the city
charter, enlarging the power of the
city upon the matter of preventing
cows from running at iarge and
other questions.
Various street improvements
were ordered made.
Saloon license was granted to II.
Backensto and M. W. Parker.
Bill of James Laurent of $30.55
for sewer work was ordered paid.
th.4k.mim; social.
The following programme will be
rendered at tiie W. C. T. U. hall
Thursday evening, Nov. 29th :
Music.
Prayer.
Vocal solo Mr. Adair, of Al
bany. Words of welcome President.
Ladies' quartet.
Address Mrs. Gove, of Port
land. Vocal solo Consider the Lilies,
Mr. L. G. Adair, of Eusene.
Recitation Evening on
Farm, Miss Esther Marshall.
Vocal solo Mrs. Cochran,
Albanv.
the
ot
I An Important Matter.
It has been suggested that the
question, ".Shall the Cows be Pro
i tainted from Punning at Large in
j Albany," be appended to all tick
j ers at the coming city election, and
I the wishes of the peoole ascertain-
; ed upon the question. The sugges- j
tion is a gool one, aul the mem-
hers of the central committees of j
the different pohtica. parties should
arrange to have the same done.
The matter wine up in the city
council last night, but the council
having no right to submit the
question it was simply recommend
ed that the chairman of the cen
tral committees submit the ques
tion by placing it before the voters
upon thy tickets at the city election
next Mondav
t urd of I hanks.
We desire to return our sincere i
and heartfelt thanks to the mem '
hers of the A. O. II.. tbr G A R I
Albany Fire Department and the j
citizens ot Albany and vicinity for
their many acts of kindness and
sympathy tendered us during the
recent illness and death of our hus
band and father. May they in
their hour of trouble or sotow be
surrounded by as kind and true
friends as have been vouchsafed
to us.
Mrs. F. Mueller.
.4 Live leer.
A live mule deer, which was
caaght in Crook county, was
bruht to this city yesterday by
Clark Price, who has just come
across the mountains with a drove
of stock. The deer had become
quite tame and was brought across
without any trouble. As its name
indicates it has enormous ears.
It will be placed in a park by
Messrs. Sloan & East, who pur
chased it.
Fonnd Dead Druuk.
Yesterday afternoon a middle
aged man was found lying in the
street near the sidewalk cn Ferry
street between Fourth and Fifth.
A pulicemen was notified, and on
examination he was found to be
simply dead drunk. He was the
muddiest and most dilapidated
locking specimen ever seen. He
was taken to the city jail to sober
off oefore bemg taken before the
recorder's court.
OtUrers Klene.l.
At a meeting of Calapooia Lodge,
Xo. 4.J, I. O. O. F. Monday t
Brownsville the following officers
were dclv elected: U. V. Standish.
; (J
C. AV. Primiv, V. (J. ; Geo.
i- 1Ilct'.ey, li
S.; J. K. Mellargue.,
P. S. ; W. B
ivirk,
treasurer;
N.
B. Standish, F,. 11
iwick, I).
M.
alter, trustees
Burkhart ii Koyce, job printers
THE OKtUO.V ru n If.
Regular Trains Now Erasing to
City Work oa the Tunnel.
A gentleman, w ho had just re -
turned from the front on the Ore -
gon iacihc, was seen by a Herald
reporter yesterday, and inteirogated
concerning t tie work on the road
eastward, it was learned that
regular trains are now running to
Mills City, eijht miles above Me
hania, tiie road being completed
to that point.
The approaches to the 400-foot
tunnel are about finished, and the
j wo; k of excavating and putting in
I the limbers is fairly commenced.
; A good many nun are quitting
i work on account of the cold
I weather ami these usually rind
i their wav to this citv. A lare
j torce ut me!1 aie stil1 Ht work for
lessrs. Searles A Deane, however.
and these, gentlemen expect to
keep a consi-.ierable force at work
nearly all winter, engaged princi
pally on rock work and the tunnel.
The construction has progressed
in a satisfactory manner during
the comparatively short season's
work, the road being now com
pleted over 40 miles eastward from
Albany.
OKi:(,U. FIsllKKEES.
A Few Botes Aboat the Salmon Hatcheries
cf the State.
The fish commissioners will be
through with their work at the
Clackamas hatcherv bv the middle
of January. By that time all the
eggs will be hatched out and the
vouug iish placed in the river to
work out their own destiny. Earl
in the present month a freshet
washed out the rock, and all the
salmon went up the river to deposit
their spawn.
Professor Stone painted the
house at the hatchery and other
wise improved everything about
tiie hatchery and turned it over to
the fish commissioners in good
shape.
Professor Livingstone Stone,
United Mates iish commissioner,
is at the McCloud hatchery. He
expects to turn out u large number
e f young salmon.
At li. 1). Hume's hatcher' at
Elk-nsburg, on the Kogue river,
jjhere are about 400 salmon in ihe
hasin. These will yield enough
eiigs to hatch out at least l,500,uu0
young salmon. The etrgs are being
placed in the hatching troughs at
the rale of from 80,0u0 to 100,000
per day. This hatchery is owned
by Mr. Hume, but the state appro
priated $2000 to hell) him in his
goad work.
At the present rate of hatching
salmon it will not be long before
Oregon waters will produce more
salmon than ever before. The
good work should go bravely on.
Portland News.
Fiisieral of l i'etl .tlucller.
The funeral of the late Fred
Mueller occurred at 1 o'clock yes
terday from the family residence
on Ellsworth and Second streets,
the A. O. U. W. and G. A.
li and the Albany Fire Depart
ment attending in a body. The
devotional ceremonies were con
ducted by liev. S. G. Irvine, of the
United Presbyterian church. A
wealth of floral offerings were
made as a tribute to tiie departed,
and a large number of friends of
the deceased followed the remains
to thsir
cemeterv
resting place in the city
Muddy- streets.
streets of Corvallis seem
Th
to
lie in even a worse condition
First street in ibis city.
iU-nton Leader savs ; Our
than
Ihe
main
street will soon be past, improving.
The United Mates government is
engaged in keeping the Willamette
from cutting a new channel on the
other side ol the river. If the Wil
lamette river had any sense it
would come through this wav
where it has a channel already
CUt !
to its hand ami ncbody in particu
lar are trying to keep it out. The
county court will be asked to estab
lish a ferry across front street.
Likely to be Compromised.
It is understood that the Ore,ron I
Pacific
Railroad Comnanv has 1
made a proposition to Contractor
Nelson Bennett, who is suing it for
$551,825 for breach of contract,
etc., to compromise on reasonable
terms. Mr. Bennett has made no
response to the offer as yet. What
might be considered reasonable
terms will be known if negotiations
are entered into. In the suit of
Contractor a. W. Hunt vs. the
Oregon Pacific a judgment of non
Miit was entered in the United
States circuit court Monday. This
suit was compromised for $00,000 j
the other day.
Likes the Willamette Valley.
J. P. Klots, has been trarel
ing for the past two years and
seven months through California,
Oregon and Washington Territory.
Mr. Klots says the Willamette
valley is the garden spot of the
coast and lavs Southern and Cen
tral California completely in the!
shade. He greatly admires the!
country round about Pendleton and !
W.jI .. V,.IIj V.t if ; .. .
,77.,, :
nne as me uiametie vanev. iir.
iviuia ja iirtveunj; lor a nicinua1 1 ;
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i-i , : i : .. . -
citniac tuuipiinv, auu nas son i
several thousand carnages since he
has been on the coast.
Street Lishls for I'orvallis.
The city council of Corvallis, it
is under.-tood, has granted a
franchise to an electric light com
pany to furnish .ights for the city,
the same to lap.-e if lights are not
iu operation by the first of June.
The projectors of the enterprise
are confident of having the piant
in working order by that time, and
then Corvallis will be one of the
oest lighted cities in the stale, in
stead of the poorest, as it has been
in the, past.
I.'iok out for a ijnind tllsjiUni of !lol-
'" (i(lO- lit
Jeiceiry Slury.
French', the Conur
Call for the Convention at the Conrt House '
Friday Evening Primaries Ti--Day. i
1 The republican voters of Albany
j are requested to meet in convention
; at the court house on l-rnmy even-
i ing, Nov. 30, 1SS8. at 7 :30 o'clock,
j tor the purpose ol placing in nom -
! iiiation one candidate eacti lor tiie
oflice of treasurer and marshal to
I be voted for at the anir.ial citv!
election to be held on Monday, .
Dec. 3., 1S8S, and to ratify ward :
nominations for councilmen. j
WARD MEETINGS.
The committee recommend that
the various ward meetings be held
Wednesday evening, Nov. -S, 1SSS
at the following places:
First ward In the circuit court
room at the court house.
Second ward In the county
court room:
Third ward At the office of the
Farmers' warehouse.
Each ward meeting will no.nin
ate one candidate for
and select a member
councilman
of the citv
central committee. By
ord
er 01
the central committee.
O. II. Ikvixe, Chairman
Another .Han tuuc tVruns.
An investigation of the accounts
of J.T. Meal, county clerk of Grant
county, acting as receiver of a
bankrupt estate, showed a short
age of $2200. His bondsmen made
the loss good and also recommend
ed that he be removed as receive i
I and also as county clerk, which
! tiie county court of thatcountv dhi
last week and appointed Hon. Phil
Metchen to the office made vacant
by the removal of Meal.
lllrnl hale or Liquor.
The grand jury at Corvallis
found two indictments against Jos.
Wood, ot the Summit, for selling
liquor without a license in quan
tities less than a quart. He plead
guilty Saturday to one of the in
dictments and the other indictment
was dismissed. He w as fined $250
and costs.
I or the Holidays.
Among the business houses of
the city none has a more brilliant
display of e eant holiday goods
than Messrs. Foshay & Jlason.
Their line of fine plush goods, toilet
cases, albums, souvenirs, richly
bound bonks and holiday novelties
is larger than ever before, and the
extremely low prices at which
they are sold probably accounts for
the great rush daily at tiieir store.
Every available space is filled with
beautiful holiday wares, in an al
most endless variety.
The t.rcat Sale.
Larue crowds dailv throns the
ist-Te of Monteith it Seitenbach
j biking advantage ol this oppor
tunity of purchasing goods from a
nrst-ciass stocK at an average ol zo
per cent, less than the usual price.
These goods must go, as the store
will be vacated by the first of the
year. If you want boots and shoes,
underwear, dress goods, fancy
goods or any staple dry goods, re
member that on this entire stock
an actual slaughter in prices is be
ing made, goods being sold at less
than cost.
Th;uiksiyiii liall. -
Ow ing to the fact that suitable
arrangements could not be made
to secure F t'o's armory W. W.
Crawford's dancing classes will be
hereafter held at the opera hou.-e.
Crawford's orchestra, assisted by
Salem musicians, will furnish
music for the ball on Thanksgiving
evening.
t'ali for ii i.i t'at-K'Cure,
i ne oniv ru:ir:i!iTet(i cure tor ca i
tan li, cold in the li. ad, hay fcver.rose (
co'd, catrrhul deafness and sore eyes
Kes ore the sense ol tuste ami unpleas
:!iit hreaih, rcsultintr from catarrh,
Kay and pica.-ant to use. Follow
directions and a cine is warranted, by
all d -ugyists, Si-ixl for a circular
to Ati..tine Medical Cotir.junv, Oro-
v'l!c. t'al. Six mouths' treatment, for
si ; ,-cnt !y nun!, fl.ll), jr sale by
Foshay it Mason,
Caution to Mothers.
Every mother is cautioned against
giving her ':hdd laudanum or p-ira-l
goric; it creates an unnatural craving
fr stimulants which kills the mind
or the child. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit chil
dren and cure their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or nicr
phiue. Sold by Foshay & Mason.
An Absolute Cure.
The original Ahietine Ointment is
only put -up in Iarge two ounce tui
boxes, and is an absolute cure for old
sores, b- rns, wounds, chapped hands,
and all skin eruptions Will positiv
ely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for
the original Abietine Ointment. Sold
by Foshay A: Mason for '25 cents per
box by mail 30 cents.
liunrd Against Tne Strike,
And alwavs have a tottle of Acker's
Fnglish Remedy in the house. You
cannot tell how soon Croup may strike
your little one, or a cold or cough
may fasten itself upon you. One
dose is a preventive and a few doses
a positive cure. All Throat and
Lung troubles yield to its treatment
The Remedy guaranteed by Foshay
i- Mason.
Winter
Cholera.
! species ot
boftel complaint
known as
winter cholera." anniMied
- ni, -'Ui in n cbi la ob
in severnl fMtw in tiw. v,..-, . i....
winter and is lfkely to be more iren-
1 . 1
ei ui mis season. Chamberlains
Uiolic, Cholera and DiurrlnEu Uemedv
is . certain cure for it. For sale by
Foshay 5c Mason.
People Everywhere
Ccufirm our statement when we say
that Acker's English Remedy is in
eveiv way superior to any and all
other preparations for the throat and
lungs, In whooping cough and croup
it is magic, and relieves at once. Re
member this" remedy is sold on-ia
positive guarautee.
K.veellent 4'onidy- Coming.
The highly enjovable comedv,
"A Chip Oil' the Oid Block," will
be presented at the Albany opera
house on Wednesday, Dec. o. A
m-itinee will he given -in the after
noon. Further announcement wiil
appear shortly.
Not Cash 'Will Euy.iGoods Cheaper Than
Anywhere Else.
There is no need of sending away
f' -r goods when the foiiowin.' desir-
j able wares can be bou
cash at import prices :
iht for net
1 One-half dozen unhandled
tea-
; cuds and saucers 3." i-t
coilee cups
and saucers. 45 cts.
.z dozen handled coffee cups and
- saucers, 50 cts.
j j.V dozen seven inch dinner plates
45 cts.
The goods mentioned above are
i iron stone china, and not 0. iJ.
ware.
These prices will stand good for
I the next tiiitty days.
Jcut s Gkadwohl.
Albany, Oct. 2t, 1SSS.
Fine IIrt's lor
We have just brought from
Eastern Oregon a fine lot of work
horses which we will sell on terms
to suit the times. Among them is
some promising young drivers from
Oneco, Mason Chief, and Edward
Everett. Also some choice heavy '
mares. Anyone wishing a horse I
will do well to look them over and j
we will tike pleasure in showing'
them to all intending purchasers.
McKnigiit Bkos., I
Tallman, Or. j
For the Holidays.
L. W. Guiss it Sons are now
receiving an elegant line of holiday !
goods, such as plush toilet sets, I
albums, novelties, cards and fancy
goods, also a fine line of perfumer- j
ies in elegant plush cases. Their
stock will be complete and prices !
will bi as low as the lowest. I
Ladies
I have received my full stock of
fall and winter millinerv, nave
secured the service of Miss Smith,
of Portland, trimmer. ill be
pleased to show goods at any time.
Ida M. Brush, successor to Mrs.
E. J. O'Connor.
Teacher's F..'.a:uiiintiii.
Notice is hereby given that the
regular public quarterly examiua
t'ou of teachers for Linn CoUDty j
will be held in Albany, at the i
Court house commencing at noon
on Wednesday Nov. 28, 1888.
All teachers desiring examiuatiou
will be present at the beginning.
L. M. Cur.i,.
County Superintendent.
:i:it.F w.viio.
French keeps miuoad time.
J Boys kilt suits at VV. F. Read's.
I Manic yeast lit Brownell it StanardV
I Fine old cherry bounce at M. Basin. I
irart's. j
Finest line of jersies ever in Albany !
at Read's- " i
A new invoice!of
British trimmings !
at Itead's.
For nice parlor suites
call
on
Thomas Brink.
fio and seej the new silverware at
Will A: Stark's.
Xew dress -roods the veryl
styles at W. F. It- ad's.
ats,e
A tine line of new silverware
:ust
oveue'" at Will it Stark's.
As be autiful as a dream that line o
adies broadcloth at W, F. Read's
The large and best assortment of
tea and cotl'ce in town at Brow nell i:
MaiMrd's.
A fuil line of crockery and glass
ware cheapat Browned it Stanard's.
Kxtra soda crackers, fresh from the
factory, every week at Brownell A
Staiiarcl's.
j J. A. Archibald, agent for the Sing
I er Manuiac'uiiiig 'o., opposite Odd
j Fellow.-- temple.
i Our customers never have th; blurs.
! be .musi; wv give them such good bar
gains. W. V. Head.
We b-.indl.; three kinds of fruit jar
and you will do well to see us iiei'ore
placing your orders.
Mirth is short live:!. Prolong ;t if
yon can. It w ill help vour disposition
to trade with W. F. Bead.
Call on Brownell A Stanard's for
candies and nuts for the holidays. A
tine assortment on hand.
Just neeived. another lot of those
tine hand sewed French kid shoes, the
verv cheapest eyer brought to town at
W. V. Bead's.
Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best
remedy in the world for liver and kid
ney diseases, indigestiou, etc. For sale
at M Bauiugart's
For your tine imported md Kc
West cigars, rn to M. liaumgart
cigar store, one door east of Black
man's drug store.
'You will never miss thejwatet
Till the well runs dry."
: If you want a well duir call on E. B.
Davidson. He does prompt w ork at a
reasonable price Orders can be left
at this office.
CITI ELECTION NOTICEr
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEXT-IIAT
the annual election in and for the
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
w ill be held on Monday, the "id day of
December. A. D. 1SSS, "for the purpose
of electing the following municipal
officers, to-wit: Marshal, Treasurer
and three councilmen, one from each
ward in said city.
The polling places w ill be as follow s:
First ward, county clerk's oflice; sec
ond ward, county treasurer's office:
tbird ward, farmers' warehouse office
The following named persons have
been appointed by the city council as
judges and clerks of said election:
First waid judges, David Froman. X.
T.Moore, Martin Pavne; clerks, T. J
Stites, C. W. Watts. Second Ward
judges, L. Senderc, W. M. Ketehuin,
Oeo. Knox; clerks, J. R. Wyatt, Cal.
Burkhart. Ihira ward judges, John
Isom, X. C. W. Rislev. H. A.Irvine;
clerks, W. H. Warner, W. E. Kelly.
Said election wiil begin at '.) o'dock
in the morning and continue without
closing the po.ls until t o'clock in the
evening of the above mentioned day
and date.
By order of the council, made Xo
vember l:ih, Isns.
X, J. Hexto.y,
Recorder of the city of Albany.
Albany, Or,, Xov 17, lsss.
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR
?Ladicf ind children's hair -dress-ng
a specialty. Dutue satisfaction
guaranteed
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To our assortment of Standard Brands of. Fancy Groceries, unexcelled
, by any in the city. Richardson L- Bobbins celebrated Canned Meats, such
' as turkey, chicken, grouse, pheasant, suipe, wild duck, plover, quail and
woodcock
Franoo-Ameican Food Co.
Celebrated French soups, mock turtle, pe'a, French bouillon, tomato,
chicken, consomme, beef and terrapin. These goods are prepared from care
fully selected meats, vegetables andpoultry without the aid of any artificial
substance whatever.
F & T HEINZ
Spiced gherkins, chowekow, picalilly, cauliflower, queen olives, mus
tard dressing, pickled onions, sweet pickles and table sauces, and a full line
of Crosse & Blackwell's canned goods.
GORDON &
j New
i tine fresh
York preserved strawberries, plums,
mushrooms, iu t'ass. a lcve.v thim
Also we have received a very large stoek of
NEW
Raisins, Zante currants, citron, lemon and orange peel, mincemeat in.
both wood and glass. AH good standard brands, which we do not hesitate to
guarantee to give satisfaction in every respect. Other articles of fancy goods
too numerous to mention. Besides it is :.vell known fact that our stock of"
STAPLE GROCERieS
And provisions far excel that f any other store in the city,
just received from Eastern factories and jobbers a line of fancy
HOLIDAY GrOOTDS
For our crockery department that will do credit to any house in the city
of Portland, and will be sold at reduced rates and not the old-fashioned hun-dred-per-ceut-carry-them-half-over-until-next-season
plan. We intend to
sell every article bought for the Holiday tradeso low that no man can have
an excuse for not buying hu wife a present.
TOM
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ATTENTION
DI WORTH'S
pineapple, quince, peach and
lor mau's eye to behold.
CROP
We hav
THOMPSON