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'1HE MOKNING HEKAL1): TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1889. . 4 '. :. S. I IMK TARLI.. XOKTH HOBX. i ewrts.rriveK. (; unv ,l:l.". am! , , ..ir.imj 1'ortl'd 10 ItKua 34."piu 4.rpra am; jSOUTU BOUHD. I i i I Arr-ves Depart Arritw j 1 5pin,A8hUnda OOara i Kujrene ex.iz.'.Mpin'r.wpm Freight i . :10pm Kugene 2.40i)in ; Euee eooP.m i X VreijiitrrceiTcd liisonthafter 11,a.m the air.e tjv. OF.FX.O-S PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrie Itepurti . lLl.Sanr.l.eo p m Iuwcneer. . KVeirt 4TTIf.S ABOFT TW. When' is worth ' cents. For the finest sit vt r po!ih in th market go ? If. K -vert's. Save money by buying a year's gapplv of .wots and shoes at cost at AT. F. Read's. .. L. Blackmail will sell his en tire stxk "i !oo!;s and stationery at vst I'.r ' days. 1 hunias ink oas io',.;,n chairs, camp stools, woven Cvts ai:.. alsvass rots. The lOrt-vard t...,t ! .. ,. s. ; between L. "ameniii and 11. II. ; 1 ) l. i; wa won bv tin- latu-r. i . . . " - ' A lar-s? 'iovu h-h eaiuiit at A a-! i,i;ina recently has lieeii presenled I IO til! '.Tieultural t'ollege at and v.i.i be pre-erved iM YV. E. Hawkins, tiie murderer ct Uie, was assignee a inisition in , the stove toundrv at the pcniteu-. tiry. where he will assi.-t in tlie manufacture of stoves. Frank Merrill, who recently ac quired some notoriety in this city through the pretended agent ol the Wallack Comedy Co., won .KiGO at faro at sissons the other day, but only collected $PJ4 of the amount, and that at Hie muzzle of revolver. He broke the bank. It is stated that on the next trip ! of the steamship Valley White!aw's Willamette ! divers will 1 arrive at Yamuna for the purpose i of blowing iu with dynamite the ! old hull ol the wrecked steamei Yauuina Cit-r, which now rests against tins south jetty, and threatens to damage it. A young man at Ashland dis-j covered that the mother of an-, other Ashland youug man, residing t at Aloany, was rich, lonng man So. 1 wired the Albany lady to telegraph him $00, for which he had immediate use. Th lady complied. Man No. 1, oh! where is he? Echo answers, where. The little republic oi Switor- land has thing defiance in the face of Chancellor Bismarck and r0" J mses to recede one step lrom her tormer position. 111 Which she de- i elares sin seek an win protect reiugees who. isvlum under her flag, i 1110 r.m iHror 01 ' lermanv nus a'l- 1.. .... ... visea me 1 rmee i ; moony nis rone ; and avi:.l cultr. aggravating the diiii-! I'KRSONAI, MENTION. Miss Maggje Whitney ,of lingerie- is visiting in this city J. K. Elderkin returned yester -day from Yaquina. Dr. O'l'cll, of i-kdaville, was in the city estcrday. Hon. .John Lnrnctt, of Corvallis, was in tlie city yesterday. Coll Van Cleve, o. the Scio' Press, was in tlie city yc.itcMiay. M. F. L. uch returned yester- i day lrom a trip to an Francisco. J.l. (iui.-s will start for San, Francisco to-day for a two week's ' stay. i I.. .lohnson, of the Corvallis Times, paid Albany a visit on last sunday. J. L. Cowan, president ol Linn Count v Rank, returned the yes-i terday from Yaquina II. D. Kelsey, a victim ot the . varieties are arranged 111 system Ellensburg tire, who has been vis-1 atic rows and bending under heavy iting E. E. (Jofl, has gone to Pose- loads of fast ripening fruit. The burg. j trees are so full that over two thous- I-.. U . JingvtOll, catllier OI Uie First National Dank, leturned yes terday from Yuqtiiha with his uaiily. Mrs. John Kelsey, of Oakland, 1 i al., who nas oeen visiting ner laughter, Mrs. Ciolf', of this city, . has returned to her home. "" ; and coldest of water, one hundred Rrtunni with in rrhnwr. feet in depth, has been sunk which vJonsta'le C. ( i. Durkhan rc-: does awav entirely with the neces-; turned yesterday from Pdair, Ne-lsitv of hauling water. Mr., braska. having m custody Syl vester, Childs, assisted bv Mr. Webb. I Mcholls, the absconding street ( liiuwajf Buui-umiacior, wnom neuier, ani so lar this 'ear has had arrested there on a charge of I shipped of peach plums, lO.". the larceny of six horses, upon j Large-sized boxes ; of cherries, 4,815) which he had 'given a chattel 1 pounds ; early peaches, from very mortgage, afterwards skipping out! voting trees, 500 pounds, and next with them to Nebraska. He had j week w ill send away two car-loads borrowed MOO there upon the of Lartlett pears. The sum total horses, giving another mortgage. of dried fruits shipped List vear Nicholl's says he was induced into , was 44.X50 pounds. running away by his partner, AV. J. Martin, who it seems is nearly 'l'lirsday'n J-.xbibitioa. as guilty as Nicholls. The latter' t.,-,1..- ..... ,.;n 1 says tins is his first crime, and that he did not intend at first to take the horses away. IL-will be examined before Justice Hum phrey at '. A. M. to-day. Je:itlt of Mr, .lolm M ater. Mrs. Florence Waters, wife of John II. Waters, a prominent rcsi- dent of Brownsville, died very sud denly at her home in that place at 4 o'clock Monday morning from the effects of a congestive chill. She had been in usual health up to , a few hours preceding he r death. She was a daughter of Hon. John ' f Brown, and was one of Linn coun v ty's noblewomen. Her husband f -.will have the profound sympathy f?l of his many Iricnds in ids deep 'y f affliction. i i'-jj A? tht 1 ;tc.',t r a-.ldj lua hunt to tin.- . .-.' lit ni t ie .-.'cik ho piously si isc f, ! 1. tj to ,'tcal, .-.wlii'f, .1 DEATH OF THOMAS MONTEITK. j 0o of Albany's EarHsst Pioneer Residents ! Passes Awaj at His Home ia this City. ' On Sundav morning Mr. Thomas Monteith, fir., one of Albany's J arliest oioneor residents. Massed i quietly away at his home on terry j street," after an illness of several j weeks. ! Mr. Monteith was of Scottish ancestry, and was turn at Mav- neiu, r uuon county, iu l ors, on March 'o. 1824. being 63 vears old at the time of his death. In coni- ! puny with his brother, Waiter i Monteith, and Samuel Altliouse, both now deceased, he came to! j Linn county in 1M47. In the spring of 1S4S they purchased "ol i ' Hiram Smead the townsite of Al-; ' rirh"t" J-KIO. and laid the sumo oil- in town lots, and in lS4y com-1 1 motived the erection of the first' frame house ever built in Albany, I I which still Maud at rhe corner "of ' ' Second and Washington streets i land is often pointed out to ; strangers as a relic of the city's I : early history. ; On June L" 1S")4, he was united in marriajr? lo Miss Christine A. Dunbar, liis estimable wile, who ; together with four children. Arch ! Thomas Montcith. Jr., and Miss ; in i I , ,nf i.i 1. .. i. !,. t -. - ihi. .-,(.. l-.m i i,.,.i ,.,.,! -... iuii-i 1 1 11.7L tltl' I UIW I noble-hearted parent. lie was the youngest hrther of a fa-nilvof! 1 . . " " .iien. seven sons and Uiree la;,'-,ltt'rs- Five of these brothers ror-:"'ll "legnn. ami one , brother tvu .,ro stl! hviuir. They are I 'avid ?duir.eith, I .e-.v ..,rk. Mis. Il. lie Fee. .f t Idaho, and Mrs. Marv Callawav. of Chene w T w. .- ... , , He was kind-hearted. jiiso endowed with remarkable i.hvsical Bi rengui, rieing ieariess ami brave While crossing the plains in 1847 two ycung men who rode in ad vancu of the company. in ti:issiii' : the Rockv Mountains, were met bv a eou-'ar whieh o( , thm in me trail. Winn t w nmfv , I came up, Thomas Montcith, who was then !.'! years old, having no firearms, attacked the animal with bis I -jaded ox-whip and killed it. 1 Hiring the earlv daws 111 .11 Albany ; he w:ls engaged in the mercantile business and was proprietor of the Montcith Flouring Mills, which still bear his name. Mr. Monteith has served Linn county as treas-j urer, the city :;s mayor, and has 1 several times been re-elected citvj councilman from the first ward". J He acquired wealth in business.; ! and use' 1 it ireelv in helDiic' the ; invi.-, on iv iiiiu hunering. also contnoufed generously to public enterprises and institutions, having donated the entire il.'-t ! upon which now stands the AN ai - .t:e" ' i churches of tht? ci- It w:i l.i.rliinii 1 1 urmnofhiii!. .,,:... .,,:,.,, m:lrk.d him m,t i.r,.rr,;.'.1Iv , - v.,.. . : .. i,:a ir,rr,o ;,, ...ti. 1i4v.4.'..v.4iv. ... 4.1 .-..riiiuciil t"' - t;. ,.t-ti..-. ,.;.. .. i... ;.n i. i,:.. t:,,:,. was called awav irons carta. ,...,.. The fum ral services were held i at I o'r.l'i' k yesterday afternoon al j the familv residenc', and were i i conducted by the Masonic fratemi- i ty, k( which he was a member. ! The religious services were con- j hiclel by Rev. E. K. Prichard, ! pastor of the First Presbyterian ! church, assisted by L'cv.S.CLfrvine, j pastor ot th. I . P. cfitirch, in the. ; prese nce of a large number of I ! relatives and friends, who followed the remains to th place ;n tlie reinets' citv. last lefii..r r v ad K.inin,r t lie --- A BEAUTIFUL SPOT. GraJ h'ceseiT t.bJ i'leotT tf Frnit tf nil i'leotj tf Kir.il.'. i Thomas I 'hiids. i Clark's fruit farm. manager of S. A. j two miles south ' I 11 ?S.ltfl?l v:inWi..: "1 I .-.t.V. 1 .1 1 .vr.ifc f . . , , . . . a Journal man i ! nrnr ri.. ,Un. r, ,.ti.. ti,.. is situated on a high bill where . thousands of fruit trees of manv "-" 1 . . . I off. The picking and drying sea son is almost at hand which will give employment to a large num- j,er o1- iuen, women and children A new dryer has been added to the j penning, jos Angeles toaster or establishment, and among other ,)ro, er; A, K Washburn, Inde imorovcMents a well of the nnrnst 1 1-endence, Oregon, railway g?uKe keeps this dace in the best of or- j display ot vegetables and fruits ; of the season, sweet potatoes, j celery, caulillower, cabbage, gar lic, green peas, sugar corn,-cucum- ' hers, onions, tomatoes, peaches, . grapes, apricots. lemons, also cream cheese, limburirer cheese I and at; endless variety of good things. Call early and "leave vour ! orders. Willamette Packing Co. ' Yr- u .lobicou Crpfk. The ) -hoco Peview says: Last Sunday W. W. Uav noticed a smoke rising from I. N. Post wick's place above him on Johnson creek, and. hasieniiig to the scene, found the coi ral fence surrounding the barn and s tock yards to bo on (ire. The the wa-t burning within eight leetoftiie barn, and it was with r.m !i diiliculty Mr. Pay put it out, o:ilv having a buckt to work w ith. A strong military cnuipauy bfje:i organ'zeu at North Yakima. has LIST OF PASSENGERS. The Steamship Willamette Vallej irrited Safely at Yaijuina Bay. special t the Hrrald. Yaqiixa Bay, July 2-. J Baldwin. Mrs. Waldron. S. n. A. and F. II. nicker, r.irs. a. tucker children, Henry Coolidge, F Muller, C. H. Smith, Mrs. C Smith, J. II. Dart, Mrs. Dart, A. J. Johnson, K. J. Loewenthal, W. W. McOuire, Mr. McGuire, Miss V. Carev. W. Dean, J. C. Walton, W. W. Lane, 1,. Hart, II. L Lan ders, J. Dully, L. Corlin. AEODT TIMBER CLAIMS. 1V TIIK I MTOK OP THE IIkk.m.d: 1 noticed an article in yesterday's Hki:ai.i under the head of "Tim- her bharpers which is liable to fhe olleci of this article mil ".aturaHy be to discourage the !'U,,1S ol V'1S V1',nit-V fro"' aV:l:1" nig themselves of the provisions of te laws for the sale of the timber l . pumie laiuis, mine persons j from other states who have seen I lands that were bought fifteen or! I twentv vears ago for lrom $1 oOto! Sf-2 51) "per acre sell for several j j hundred dollars per acre, and who i j have a high appreciation of the ! I value of timbe lands takes the. : benefits of the provisions of these laws and in a very lew years own 1 vast portion ;f the wealth of this state. ! I do not knw 01 the particular I instance attended to in the article j above mentioned. I Jo not know but many locators ami persons who j are claimants may intend to violate i the laws under which they seek to J derive larger benefits. If there ' arc sm li causes, they are equally i guilty and equally liable topunish ; ment. . lint I do believe that every per , son who uses good judgement in I filing upon a timber claim and l who resnecto and observes tho law ., .' . .- : . W llW 10 1 , r , "W TC ?,ul UI0I,C-V ?Wy- I say this .... IU1II.II. 1 v.. 11. 7.- xperience in o timlu.i ikiiiif rir I mvn f Ln t rw I ill tv HHIt'V I l.'UIIll J MMv.IV kill. 1UIJO. 1 .. f,.- L ..1 ! .,.,,1 .. 1... fl... ,,f ti. .. ...,'ti. -,r i... . f ..: ... 1 vi ill nva.i.i ... nail- llUilwul- .1. . I lioii of the last few years. l- lUy or one hundred dollars is a reasonable amount to be paid to a locator if he properly understands his business, and if" he faithfully works for the man that employes i mm ins services are worth to his employer many times that amount. There is a man in vour city at tl'ilUUMt t ir.wh ..llxn in.. 1... J wlio is well known in Michigan, I Wisconsin and Minnesota as a competent and thorough going timber man and who has been employed by hundreds from those states who are satisfied with hisi work. 1 Albany, July Tl, bSSt). j Fkkij H. Ai.dkk 11. i i-oiiowing is me item reierreu to, which was published in the here, surrounded ,A."' 1 M ' ' ' , ' ""rn.in-'-and relatives ie ' 't 's simph' the recital ol straight' lr. 11 v I I I 'aii.v IIkkald Sunday mornin2. j lacts. anil :s not calculated to nus-1 l.iad anybody. Down in Washington territory j some timber sharpers representing inemseives to oe capitalists nave induced men to locate on timber lands by otlering them big prices for such lands after they have proved up on the same, but de manded of the settlers the sum of $r0 or $100 "as an evidence of good faith.' After securing nis fee thev skipped out. leaving the ! settlers to "hold the ack" so to - w3 ji hi.;. 1 lee recklessly paid to strangers. It I . wouni pav to give sucn siiartiers a ' wide berth. : ! 1 ateati. ..ranted. ; I Following were the patents eranted ti. i-iti'pin; nf tlir Vai-Vur States during the past week aijfj ! " I " " fc.-v. .44.... ..... ifj -v.'.- I rnt irrorl Irir I f:o i-iun 1 1 f . AT ' s"ow & Co. patent lawyers, WiAli- Snow & Co. patent lawj-ersVif. ington, J). C : 1. J. Armstrong, Oakland, CaL, fence makini; C. A. Ashlej', Stockton, CaL, harvest ers; W. Burknaan, Los Angeles, brick machine; J. 1J. (Jerber, San Francisco, submarine boat; II. M. Har.more, Santa Cruz, Cal,, non hnt.-er.iuliintii.r fahrin- .1. I Hayes, North Temescal, CaL, lift ing jack; D. Jennings, San Jose, CaL, fruit picker, etc. ; E. Lainesse. San Francisco, bicycle ; C. T. Tar- anM t,e"gnP- " " i-'or Trespas.. Yesterday the case of M. L. Forester, for trespass, on complaint of D.IIouek.came up before Justice Prink. The charge was drivine across laud owned by Mrs. Vernon and rented by Mr. Houck, cross ing growing grain. It was made a jury trial, and Lite last evening the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty. Still x My.ttrj The parties who left Prinevillei Monday to search for Oeorge Nut- ting have returned. Thev m.ide a thorough search through the coun-i try where he was last seen, and no! trace of him rnnld lo f.nn,l ! They consider his disappearance a mystery which may never he fath omed. Ochoco Review. Notaries I'tibli.-. F. II. Mxre, of Prineville, T. Haley, of Pendleton, and M. Munkley, of Portland, were pointed notaries public bv governor yesterday. (i. ; c..l ap- the ; T. 1... . . ... . io-iay, at .-.;'iiiiifer s corra wid sell live bead of horses public auction, to the highest der. (i. W. HuMniREY A lar ;:iv.cr t.-ike.i W. numi crot rich quaitz and ei.ilins l;f,vc rccutitly been many anth- si cl;iiuis taUi'is. The conj i and ot the finest onaiitv. 1 THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIANS. Proceedings oi tba Recent Session tf the Oregon 8ynod Held at Scio. On July 1 1 tli the Oregon Synod of the Cuinherlmd Presbyterian Church ! convened at Scio, and a quorum be ing present, by reauost of Rev. W. Knowles, tho moderator, Rev. K. G. McLean, of Walla Walk, W. T., preached the opening sermon. Rev. T. II, Small, the oldest mem ber of the synod present, was elected moderator tor the ensuing year. Rev. ('. A. Wooley was appointed sy nodical evangelist This was a most interesting session 1 ; the synoa. i here was a very lair ! representation of the churches, and ! everybody seemed interested. A few 1 . : ,u;a 1,0'.. fi, Tl J IUC lUOilUUa vr I XV body, and were acted upon, and we hope the spirit of the action Mas for the best. Steps wer: taken to establish a cluirch paper at Ktigunc, Oregon, and to put at its head one of the ablest men of the Cumberland I'resbyterian Church. Also, measures were taken to secure the services of one of the most successful men in the pulpit tc mI t!ie pulpit recently vacated at Kugeue by Rev. J. W. Sneed. The v"0'1 adjourned te meet at -'ttage Grove, Oregon, at 7 P.M., Thursday before the first Sunday in Ootcfccr' ,Si)- I Kid (iloves! Kid (iluves! 1 I have just received a full line of kid gloves brand ' Our Own. This is a genuine kid glove. I buy direct from importers in New York and consider them the best value of any glove 1 ever sold for this price. Five buttons, three rows of stitching, $!.."-:.) per p?ir. S. E. Young. Atteutioa. We have just received a nice ! assortment of parlor furniture direct from the East. We have the latest designs in mahogany frame marble, silk upholstered', oak suits, crush and silk plush up holstered, and in walnut suits, all at prices that command attention. We ask that you call and examine for yourself. No trouble to show 1 goods. Also we expect bv the last of the week or the first of next a fur load of bed-room suits in walnut, oak and antique; also - . . ,, dining-room suits, center tables, extension taoies, becreiaries, vtaru robes and everything else that is kept in a first-class furniture store. Albany Furniture Co. (ioixl Investment. For a small amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble your money, such an oppor- j tunity is ollercd in f-onth Al bany, only one-half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair ground road. Ixjts sold on the installment . plan. TWKEDAI.E & RkDDIKI.U, Two doors south of postottice. Those wishing screen doors Did windows should get mv price: 1 1 v..iv.t,.r i '. ... ir,u,, ,.;,.u ,.f f..r.;(,,., 1 111 ' v.? w 1 iui tiuuiv. 1 witli all cook stoves or ranges sold bv Matthews t Washburn. l.ubber and leather belting of all ili.-criptions at Stewait & Sox. Ice cream served every day at the. Depot hotel, only 15ceuts. RAKING PO IV HER, I Put UexpressU for Julius! irad ! wohl and sold at his (.olden Pule Bazaar in ol'i'VI.? -AT- 25 CENTS VEll CAN j F"(iuarantced to be first-class ! in every Kespeet. JULIUS GRADWOHL The Albanv Bakery !' Under the new uianazcmenrjof - TH KEEP- A fuil line of drov'nioD :hoke family Krccrie and Cannea Pineapples, Clioioe Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wedai nas amVZPartits. Salmo 1 :v kinds. irackerrl rid talt Ch of al i H K.HInH K A K H K K H fl lilvorv Dav. 1. 1 IWi TEAS A?.n COFFE. 1UIW. lltt CANNED urjODS, ETC. -itie best Soa ir. the market- i-ILe Roi Savon. ! A fine assortment Ot domestic , , nu unfjuiLKu vyufo trTM John ''s oM.sUnd new hri- k. !w Ki nn . ' iror Ik Best Svrim. pjes. Cakes mm 1 vi Bark i Robertson XKW FIRM! NEW GOODS! Ar; new established with a tirst-clawi stjck of , STAPLE FAMILY GROCKKIFS. Ou tho corner of First and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & eox. A complete line of canned good, gro ceries and provisions of all kiuriv, no tions, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables every n.tT.iing. Prices reasonable. 2?CALL AND SEE USt WILL BROS. Dealers in all the latest improved ! pianos, organs, sewing machines, guns, also a full hue of warranted razors, : butcher and pocket knives. T!ie hest ' kind of 6ewiug machine oils, needles . aod extras for all machines. All re-, pairing in tho above line9 neatlv and ! reasonably none. HOPKINS & SALTMAUSH, I 1 r STOVSS ! 2?"AU work promptly done at reasonable rates. FlIiST iiTRKkT, PKAKI'E ItUO I Uriel; for Sale. A T MY KILN OXK MII.Ki: KAST OF town. or lulivc.-cd anynhrre in tlic city. W. C. CASSELL, Altianv Or. 'onfrarlor anil Itiilltler. I T U1K UXDERSIGXEB HAVIXG LOCATKD : ami country. Will contract to build liridjrec, ! barns, and all manner of dwelling hous-cH, including Ouot-a Anne, Kastlake and Eliri- -betliian stvle of buil(lii)tr. Will lurnish plans and sptcificatins free of cliar'oc Satis ; faction guaranteed. W. (!. CASSEL.jj ' Important olirc. , THE MONTP.ITII IT ' AVIXG I.KASEU in pasture from the Oregon Pacific Co., all , pcrsoiiH having stuck therein on pasture are ; iiertby notified to remove them at once, or i make arrangements with me. Failing to do ! so such stock will bo turned out. , JOHN .M IIMEEl:. ! BROWNSVILLE. .Keal Estate and INSURANCE ACEN' V THE MAN LOOK SAD because he knows that his dear wife is ! just commencing to work him for j .something you know how it is yourself but when LADIESTfASE -with- llA ! Their husbands don't look that way, because there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is good; everythink is Jcheap; make j 4 t I 1 rioiiic nappy, inaKt YOUlt HUSBAND SMILE l.y trading at the economical store wherejthe rule of good goods and low prices knows 110 exception. Don't forget that t niple of economy is at 3rownoll & Stanar&'s- 'OKNKU KtRST ANK V'H " LRI v I SLS Over The CASOADK MOUNTAINS FftOM AI.RAXV OK I.KBAXON WARD. Kin- Th Willamette Yallev and Cas-1 cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is tim ln-sh and shortest warou road to Eastern Oregon. Ifater and grass is j abundant along the entire road. The grades arc easy, accommodations su perior and the road well bridged I making it the best mountain road in I the state. Por summer jaunts, hunt ! ing and fishing the Cas?ade Moun 1 tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake ! and the Three Sisters afford superior ! advantages. The BUYEIWJ OUIDE is issued March and Sept.cach j year. It is an encyclopema of useful information for all who purchase, the iuxurif-s or the necessities of life. W e can clothe you u furnish you with .ill the necessary and unnecessary ap- ..1ia.ii.ps tn ri.h- walk lailCC, tluCO. ! eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church or tav at lmnip. mill ill vailOUS SI7.CS, j style ami quantities. Just hirc oat I w hat is rcnuircd to do all these things i COMFORTABLY, and you can make a ! tair estimate of the 1 111IYKRS' CUIDF. which will be . spnt li'inii rcoeint of 10 cents to pay po.stage. liWMiUUIWtKT, WAWU a w 1 1 11 UMichiL'au Avetiu-.-.Cnicag'Mil. ........ ..iinn n on Plumbin0& Pine rittingt I WHY DOES j 1 1 Browne Stem I I I r 1 F. L. Kenton -DKAL1IK IX- j St a pi e a,n GEOCERIE if so Ctotcr Candies. Nnttt, Cigars ami Tobamn, Fruits, Vegetables, Mtt. TEH MS CASH ,S' bserifrtioit A geti t pttjters ami Magazines. ; aff"XKAK THE 1'OSTOFFIOE. if ARE dCGi Garry tho largest stock in the city. enaVling hem supply any and every want of their customers. SPECIALTIES In Table Luxuries.Choice Teas and Cttees,CrtaM cry Butter on Ice, Cream Cheese, Canned TioeIs, 1 LUNCH GOODS, ETC. -ALL KINDS OF- resn Constantly on STEW AST & SOX -Dealers in- General Airicotal Iron, Steel ami Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage Blacksm Wis 9 Sujtplies Garden and And all Implements E. HAW KIN .T AIDAVV- VITDlyiTITRI? rftUPlNY Does an imnicnse business in'.ill kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor sets, chairs, bed lounges,, kitchen safes, and all kind of tables, etc., etc. Also have a tine selection of wall paper aud window shades, which they axe oiTering at close figures, Call and see them, on First street, oppotite Stew art & Sox. d ssn oy AKJ P1UCES LOW. for all Leading Jfiv- ALBANY, 0KK60X Gram. 10II1DS0I1 1 Co.. S BLOCK, ALBANY. ant Hand. -AND- Iplemenfe. Carpenters' Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder &Fusm Sates and Axes, (J-rasy Seeds' Used Farmers jH a rdwa ri& t. FARKfcSi
