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P Villi I RTP-V r 0t"M !!' alt'rs teHing you that all our goods are secoiwMi.-m.i It U a ui.ilieious
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C- GOODMAN, MANAGER.
SPECIAL AOTIfE.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate of the Royal College ef
London, England, also of the Belle-
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumor?
and wens, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practh ed
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or night. His motto is
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
fSrOffice and residence Ferry street,
between Third and Fourth.
Star Bakery !
A FIXL STOCK OF.........
Staple Groceries
Crockery, Gtair.
5
The best quality of tea, coffers. Mndies,
nuts, etc.
CANDIES, NUTS
FRESH RAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this eld reliable houso is a!o to he
feuiid a complete Assortment f.f fre)i family
roccrie, to which is constant) v tii.tr added
all the seasonable line? ef grorer.m nl pro
visions, such as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped tc order,
Anchouy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts.
Eastern Buckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Ete,
'these goods acre all bout-lit wliea priset
ware lew and the benefit ef tie margin will be
lven to his customer. Remember the plaoe,
at the ele coraer en Pinttne" Broalalkio St.
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TraptfeUr ef.
Albany Soda Works
Aaa aanffcefurer ef-.
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joncry.
We are se pre eared to funis Ceerae,
freeh eanaiee ef beet gnie, eoeiietlaf ef
awe atiek, asserted flarors, mi led eaadiei,
eltra Freaeh aed eheeelato ereame, faaer
miieJ, candy toys aad a fvierul essortuent
I lee oaniiee
AT WaLBSALB BBCTin
VArders from country dealers premetly nt
tended te. Factory en First street.
ALBANY
OREGON
RED CROWN MILLS
ISOM, LAKKIXG A CO., rreps,
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Superier fer family aad Baker's use)
Best Siorasfl Facilities.
aHijrhort eaak prlee paid fer wheat"
A.LBANT OREGON
The BUYERS' GUIDE is
issued March and Sept.each
year. It is an encyclopedia
of useful information for all
who purchase the luxuries
or the necessities of life. We
can clothe you n furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary ap
pliances to ride, walk "ance, sli-ip.
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to i!:urc!i or
stay at home, and in vatious sizes,
styles and quantities. Juat ( i ti i out
whrt is n uuircil to do all tluso things
COMFORTABLY. iou c:"' ko
tan- ujittiiiate of the value ! t:
BUYERS' CL'IDK, wlii-.-h will -.
eent tijioji reet i.t of 10 cents to --r.v
postal MOJnGGMERY, WARD & GO'.,
1 1 1-11-1 M;i m-Mi A vcu u 3 C;iic:i.'", ! .
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a man is born in a stable, that lie must be ahorse, J.
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)'"U furniture, stove clothing, etc, cheaper than a'i othwfe that our
price. N ours rtj)H-tfully,
IPortlSLELcL
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Keeping paf irith tlij
SAMUEL
las opened for the Fall and Winter trade a lai -ger
assortment than ever before, and invites the spe
cial attention of the people of Albany 'and surround
jng country to his mammoth.
COIsTSlSTITSTO OF
DRY 00D Al K6TI0KS,
BOOTS ANDSHOEi,
groceries,
Carpets of all kind,
oilcloths and
lenoliums,
wikdow 9iia1es,
T0RTIER5,
LACE CURTAINS,
Ii fact aeMpletejass'i'tBentJof geieral merchan
dist. His eitire building, including bsemeat, first
and second sUrie?, is crowded full f mtn oIs,
bought direct frwi iprters and manufactHrers for
the present tall and winter trade, wkicii affords a
stck t new and fresli designs large enough t sup
ply any wait, and which will be sll as low as first
class full weight gtods cam fce tnght anywkere in
Orem
Spee
laities in Ladies
Novelties of the Season.
Tk pubjic is cordially inrited t call and'inspect
o-hi- itajiifieently stocked display roonig
1889
Mi
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN,
-DEALERS IN-
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Cojpperuwe, Pumps
Iron Pipes and all kinds of J '! a whin a Goods
A fents for the Celebrated
ON TIME
.t .lr I ti r .i n: 1 I ! j.-1 1 ' ti i , . I . . ;
uH in tins i-ity. (iivt- them a i-a;!
Mrctft. .Albany, Ort'on.
MEM?
IF1. "VsTISIE
steady groirth f Altanj
YOUNG
III STOCK!
CLOAKS AND JACKXTS,
UNDERWEAR,
KNIT GOODS,
TABLE LINEM8,
FINE HOSIERY.
KNITTING YARajiS,
ZEPHYRS, AXONIES,
FINE AN
COMMON 3IBKELLAS,g
Fine.'; Dress Goods and
.i t
at the Pii-r.r nioi-k Nro-'i-" i-;r
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Announcement.
1889
& CO, CROP'S
Absolutely Pure.
This powiJer never vanes. "A marTti
of purity .si reiiirth and wholesomeness.
More ecoiiOinii-al thaii the ordinary
kinds, and ciiiinot Ik? fculd in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weinht uluin or nhosnhate towderh
Sold only in t ins, Rotal fiAKUfn Pow
der Co, lot. Wii!) t., N. r.
Lewis M. JciinmoxSV Co., Ajrents,
I'orthmd, Oregon,
I'illMt I t Si
ir 11. DAVIS, Jl. . PIlYSitlAN AM
Jt KUii-im. Cnn -f foiirii! nt iiN eft'i-t
riK.ni ii. S'r-haii'r, hloi 1., I irt ttritt. Abato
Un.i:ori-
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XV. JIASTON. MIYSIC1AX
, coii, Alhaiiy Oregon
M.
II. KI.I.IS, PI'YMt IAX AND SL'Rr
( C. KKM.Y. PHYSICIAN AND oITR
v. ir"Oii Albany, orocon, office in (Pierce's
m:w uiock. uiiirejioure, from 8 a. M. te 4
P. M.
J. KtSlTKI:, Yt'itliJNAkY M II
. eon. raiiiintt: of Ontario vetcriraiy
college anil iiionilicr i f thu Ontario veti-riii-ary
int'cMr :.: s-n-iety, is prepared to treat t. e
(liscasi'H ef all il.i).cti.itcl animals rn
scientific irinuiplis. odiiie at Ans Marshall's
livery nt.l.le. I.Vsi.lon. e 4r.h and talapcoia
streets, APany, Oregon.
DH. I. V. STAIili, PHYSICIAN AND
Smtfemi, lateef Prnwnsvilie, Or. Ofliee
in the Stiahan-l'ear. e blork Brtairs In the
rc-ar roor.is nn me main hail. Cars preniptiy
attended to in city or countiv.
DU. U KOIjDKWAY, VETERINARY SCR.
geon, Albany, Oregon - GraJnate ef OerJ
man and American colleges.
Dit. B. A. licALiiTKR neMMriTiio rar
ician and itirjreen. lias remeved bis
office inte Crawferd'i eleclt. All calls preBipt
ly attended te.
DRJO. A. WHITNET. PHY8ICIAN AD
uren . Graduate of Bellerue Hofi
tal Medical College, New York City. Ititeaieg
of women a specialty. Office in Frofcua's
brick, Albany Oregon.
XI OTICB IS IIEKEHYfGlVEN T'JAT PRO
ll perty owners are reanired by ordinance
to cnt down ana remove all thfnlee and eb
noxious weed growing upen their premlseC,
and upon the street adjoiniag thereto, within
the city limits ef Albany, Those failiar te
de se will t e liable te a fine ef 85,
By erder ef the city marshal,
J, N, HUFFMAN
Auast, Jen es, Itgf ,
H
KWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHUAE
. and jeweler, Albany, Orefen,
ATTORXETS,
ME. BRINK, AlTvRNKY-AT-LAW AND
justice of the peace. Crawford's block,
Albany, Oregon.
i. a. a. BLAraBnas. o. w. waioitT.
BLACKBURN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT
Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd
bellow's Temple. .Vill practice in all courts
of the state, and give special attention to all
business.
OLVERTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY
at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms IS
and 14, Foster's Block, over L. . ISlain's
ator i
T K.
WEATHOKKORn ATTORVFT it
,
law. Alhanv. Orpornn HffiM in r.i.i
- . V -J,--" ... VUU
l-Vllown Temnlr. Will nrui In .11 .l.
courts of theatato, and give special attention
to all business.
Land Surreylne;.
PARTIBB DRSIRIXO 81'RVITIXO BOS8 CAS B
tain accurate and prompt work by calline
upon e.T-county surveyor F, T. T. Fisher. lie
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying in
any part of Linn county. Postoffice address,
Millers Station, Linn cou lty, Oregon.
GB. WINN, AGENT FOR THE LEAD
ing fire, life and accident insurance cem-
panic.-:.
tor Kent.
!:NISI!KI ROOMS TO Rl NT. AT THE I
City llc.-taur.irit. T j
Ui-iiiti iUc for Sale.
s : ! v Ov FIRST CLASS
t
mi
i : ' r; U : t 'he Lae brick
' ' I Alltuny near Knox ,'
. . v nr address i'ro; I :
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OVER THE WIRES.
Johnstown Again Visited
Devastating Floods.
ty
SRIDGES
SWEPT
AWAY.
Tbe Crsaia Trial The ThreeTear-Old
Trotting Eocord B'Okeu Eastern
News Items.
The HiBAO'a Special Dispatches.)
Johnbtown, No. 9. The rain
for the past 36 hours has raised
th rivern to a dangerous point.
They are overtio.ving tlieir bank.
The temporary bridge across the
iron works at Caiuuria. City lia.
been carried away. Wood vale i
flooded. Some of the honsei
erected since the flood have beer
abandoned by the inmates. The
river is titiil rising.
RAUVEL J. TILDEN'S WILL.
The Supremae Coart Declared the
"Trust Claaxe" Void.
Niw York, Nov. 8. Justice Law
rence's decision, in which he upheld
the "trust clause" in the will of the
late Samuel J. Tilden, was to-day re
verstd by the general term of the
supreme court. The will in the
thirty-fifth clause provided for the
establishment ef libraries in this city
and other places, but according to to
day's ruling, this bequest, by reason
of legal t.chnicalities. is void. Mr.
Tilden in the disputed clause, directed
the formation of a corporation to be
known as the "Tilden Trust," and
gave his residuary estate for that pur
pose. Should the trust nut be incor
porated during the lifetime of two of
his nieces, whom be uamad, the
residue was by his executors to be ap
plied to such educational and chari
table purposes as in their judgment
would render the widest and most
substantial benefit. George H. Til
deu, a nephew, attacked the validity
of this section, aril the supreme court
sustains the contest on the points ot
the indefiniteness of the provisions.
IDAHO'S AMBITION.
The Territory laAnxiemsto Kecone
a State.
Washington, Nov. 9. Delegate
Duboise of Llaho is already here and
at work ti create a sentiment in favor
of the a linifsion of that Territory as a
State. He says that the constitution
recently adopted by the peopln there
is Btronjdy opposed to polygamy, and
is all that could be desired i.n that
score. It is not improbable that in ef
fort will be made at the coming session
to enibrr.ee Idaho, New Mexico ami
Wyoming in an ouinibui bill, and in
passa2e will be urged by the combined
influence of those Territories.
The Croaia Case.
Ch cago, Nev. 'J. In the Cionin
case to-day Archibald Cameron, n
saloon-keeper, testified that he
heard Coughlin introduce Kunze
to another man as his friend. The
rest of the session was occupied
with microscopic expert testimony
on specimens of blood and hair
from i lie Carlisle cottage and the
trunk. I'rof. Tolman.microscopist,
testiheil that lie lound micro
Rcopical haire, such as only exist
on the human body, in the drop of
; biood examined, and that the
blood arid hair appeared to be of a
human being.
Salllvan Released.
Chicago, Not. 9. The matter of
releasing Alexander Sullivan from
$20,000 bail in which he was held
by the coroner in July last, came
nj before Judge Baker this morn
ing. The state did not contest the
motion and the ebjection was dis
continued by order of the court and
bulnvan discharged.
TheTrttlB; Kecerd Broken.
Sam Francisco, Nov. 9. Sena
tor Stanford's filly Sunold broke
the 3-year-old record at the Ray
District track thin afternoon. She
trotted a mile in 2 :10U.
Count Yalensin's "Faustino"
broke the yearling stallion record
at the Bay District to-day. He
trotted ia 2:35. The record was
2:36.
riate Bischarged.
Poktlavd, Nav. 9. The charge
against Plata, the employment
agent, was withdrawn to-day and
the prisoner released from custody
Disarming aa laseea Fee.
"This wa sometime a paradox," ae
Hamlet soys. Since, however, the
people of America and other .'ands
have been enabled to pit Hostetter's
Htotnacli Hitters against mat unseen
foe, malaria, it is no longer aparadox,
but an easy possibility. Whatever
malaria evolves its misty venom to
joison lac air, ana aecavingunwHolc-
eome vegetation impregnates the
water, there, in tne very stronghold
of miasma, is the auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and assure efficient
protection. Feyer and ague, bilious
remittent, duma gue and ague cake,
no matter how tenaciously they have
fastener tlieir clutch on the system,
are first forced to relax their trrapp
and eventually to abandon it alto
gethcr. But it i-' preventive force
that should chiefly recommend the
Bitters to persons dwelling in malaria
cursed locaiitics, for it is a eertai
bueklcr of defence against which the
enemv s now ci less. Cure, likewise.
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and
liillieiis ailments.
What can we reason but for what we k::o?
IJrfiwncll sells gomls because his piicn !o.v
l!'i:i."liim t!i: custom. I'theis blMi: ulid
t.l.m-
I.ut be the ''ot,C du s::)!, th.it ill a'lluw.
I'lesci i -lions and rtcipes care
fn'w.v con-popi'ik-d at the City Dru
Sfoi '.
IT 18 CCMLBQ.
Let winds blow cold, let winds b'.ow high,
L.t davs be dark and drear,
Vli ) cares? Thanl saving's drawing ni,;h
A t mu of mirth and cheer.
Vhat through e burn wood l. the cord
And we ither prop lets creak?
Soon on thet;reani.i'; fe tive toard
The turkey, stulfod, will smoke.
Tiien something to the poor we'll spare
Who'ic always i'h us liere
AnJ we'll fi.ivct all grief and caic
In BUeet Thanksgiving cheer.
HI MOHOI S DRIFT.
It day? not to be hasty that i?, it
pays the other niau who taxes advan
tage of your slowness, and gets in
ahead.
A conscienceless tenant and a tramp
with a ragged coat are very much
alike they are each oblivious of the
back rent.
It 13 better to buffer an injury than
to commit one unless you' are posi
tively sure yon are bigger than the
other fellow is.
Real humorists are scarce, and
when a man ouce gets that reputation
his whole li!e is saddened by the
effort to live up to it.
People who like to see the smaller
compatant win the battle always take
pleasure in a mill between a bulldog
and a hornet.
The Pittsburg manufacturers have
raised price on barlid wire. Inde
pendent politicans must come off the
fence or be scratched.
Superfluous: Teacher Egelbert,
is it proper to say it rains water?
Egelbert-May be proper.but unneccs
sarv: it never rams milk-shakes or
anything like that.
Managed to roll along: First hoop
snake Times are pretty hard, aren't
they? Second ditto Yes. but I
managed to make both ends meet.
And, putting his tail in his mouth, he
went away.
"Well, I can't see any fun in at-
tendin' court " said an observant old
lady. "Every time a witness goes to
tell anything that's got anything to
do with the case all the lawyers jump
up and holler aud the jedge rules the
testimony eut.
"I would advise you to buy a bet
ter watch. I cannot guarantee this
one," "Oh, it is plenty good enough.
I am buying it for my nephew to re
member me by, aud the worse it goes
the more he vull have to think of me.
Smith Jones, did you sver have to
double up at a hotel? Jones Should
say I did! It was my own fault,
though. Smith How to? Jones
Why, I ordered sauerkraut, roast
pork, mince pie, olives and milk fer
supper.
odi and ixtekestin;.
The Argentine republic has the
greatest debt per capita of any nation
in the world.
President Johnson isfued his proc
lamation declaring the civil war ended
April 2, ISoU
Canada's , production of miuerals
last year amounted to $10,500,000.
The most valuable product was coal.
A sarcastic New Yorker having
read chat Anielie Rives Cbanler per
forms on the violin, remarks that
"her husband plays second fiddle.
Old Jason Mitchell was lately tarred
and feathered by twenty-five citizens
of laylorville, .Neb. He offered no
resistance, aud has collected f'2500
damages.
There arc altogether about 17,000
Arabs in this country, and not 10 per
cent, of them have a settled home or
any other means of support thau
peddling.
fcmpcror TYilliam, ot uernany, 16
having two new crowns made for him
self and the empress. His will weigh
tbret pound?, has a large sapphire
at the top and (listens with 100
diamonds. Iiis wife s crown is to
coutaiu 1500 diamonds and eleven
large pearls.
Leader Sousa, of the Marine band,
Washington, has completed his collec
tion of the national songs of the world
ordered by the navy departmeat.
Mr. Souea has been able to identify
the composers of only twenty-one
numbers out ef J 28 whieh his book
contains.
Dr. Chauncey M. Depew is not at
all afraid that this country will be
overcrowded through the rush of im
migration. He says that "the area
of arable acrtu in the United States
is 20 per cent, larger than that of
China, which supports a population of
nearly 400,000,000."
Twenty years ago there reamed
over plains and mountains of the
West nearly 8,000,000 buffaloes. To
day there are less than 500 head in
existence. There are about 85 head
of wild buffaloes, 304 alive in captiv
ity, and about 200 nnder the protec
tectien of the government in the
Yellowstone park.
A. Tery Old Vessel.
A remarkable vessel, a fore and aft
Bchooner of about eighty-five tons
register burden, called the Vigilant,
is now, and has been, regularly run
ning from Santa Cruz to St. Thomas
and vice versa as passenger, freight
and mail packet for upward of four
score years. The Vigilant, it is said,
was built in Baltimore, Md,, during
the very first years of our national
independence, making her upward of
110 years old, She was ot the "iJal-
timore clipper" class, so famed many
years for speed, and must have been a
wonder and a beauty when launched.
Dnrna's Catarrh SnuQ.
f-'ure cure for sore eves, deafness.
headache, ami the worst forms of
eat i rh in tin; head and tin oat, rncc
2. cents. So'd by Foshay & Masoa,
AlUai y, Oregon.
Fiftv pieces of furniture given
with a!i cook .stoves or ranges sold
bv Matthews & Washburn.
LI1IITBI) COMPANIES.
The
Liability nt Stockholders Lit
tler the Law.
Washington Post,
How often is the
word 'limited'
oeen after the name
of many great
stock companies, but how seldom docs
the average reader understand its im
port," said 15, Elwood Kelley, the
real estate agent.
"I have been surprised to hare peo
ple ask me whether that meant that
only a given quantity of stock cor.ld
be issued by the company' displaying
the word ou its proepectus.
"Formerly a member of a stock
company doing business was responsi
ble for the entire indebtedness of that
co a) pan y should all other sourscs of
securicy fail to satisfy the demands of
creditors. In Scotland some years
ago a bank failed for about $1,000,000.
There was but one really wealthy
director of that organization, end to
him only could the creditors look for
the satisfaction of their demands. He
had practically to pay every cent of
the less. Such was the law. Cases
of this kind were quite ctmmoD, and
men of wealth avoided connection
with concerns which they could not
absolutely control, bnt in which they
could so easily sink their fortunes.
"Then an amendment to the law
was made by limiting the liability of
the directors and stockholders in a
concern to the amount they had to in
vested. The law, in order to protect
those wbo dealt with companies of
this class, made it obligatory that the
word "limited" should be connected
with the names of such organizations
and given equal publicity with, the
company's title on all oeeasions.
"Id England and Scotland this law
is complied with very generally, but
in the United States such limitations
have become so widely the rule that
it is looked npon as a matter of
course, and only a very few large con
cerns are now seen with 'Limited' at
tached to their names, but though
comparatively occasionally used it is
sufficient to puzzle a good many peo
ple who read it."
Ouida Is Not Polite.
Ouida spends much time at the
Langham when she is in London.
Not long since a young American girl.
Miss W., of New York, called upon
her at the hotel with a letterjof intro
duction. After waiting some time a
straticely dressed figure rushed into
the room. Every color of the rain
bow appeared in her cosluie,and her
head was decorated with a circlet of
maDy colored bright ribbons. This
bizarre creaturo stalked up to our
American girl, and in a very brusque
manner said: "Do you want to see
mc?'' "I have a letter of introduc
tion to you." "You are an American
I know it by your bold stare," was
OuiJa's polite reply. "And I know
you to be a circus rider from your
outlandish costume, and so I
'yen good morning and dccliue
acquaintance."
v ish
your
Lisroln and the So nth.
A pasjage in the "Life o: Lincoln,"
to be found in the November Century,
shows as nothing else can, how treat
a friend was lost to the South when
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.
It Is the first publication ever made
of the draft of a message and procla
mation which the President submitted
to his Cabinet on February 5. 18G5.
In it he proposed the pamnt of four
hundred millions as a.i indemnity te
slave-holders, complete pardon for
political offenses, and the release of
confiscated property except under
certain circumstances. Such mag
namity was, however, too much for
his councilors, who "unanimously
disapproved." Along uith the docu
ment ia given a full account of this
best kept of Cabinet secrets.
rxiEtn sF.RVicrs.
VTukhc, Whbs AND I)T whom Su
vicbs WIll bb Held To-Dat.
Pbksdtteriax. Corner of Broads!
bin and Fifth streets. Services at 11 a,
m. and 7:30 p. ni. Pastor Rev.E. R
Pricbard. Sabbath school at 12:15 p.
m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday'
evening.
Catholic. Services every Sunday
at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p.
m. at the Academy. Rev. L. Metayer
rector.
St. Paul Methodist Corner Mont
gomery and Third streets. Services at
11 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Faster. Key
G.8. Henlciter. Sabbath school at 10 a.
ni. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evenings.
Baptist. Corner of Lvou and Fifta
streets, Services at 11 a. m. and 7::0
p. m. Pastor Rev. L. J. Trumbull.
Sabbath school immediately after tha
morning services. Prayer meeting;
every Thursday evening.
rKOTESTAXT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services will be held in St. Peters Epis
copal church every alternate Sunday,
morning and evening. Sunday 6chol
at 9:30 a. in. Friday evening service
on every Friday preceding the Sunday
service. All are invited to attend.
Congregational Corner of Ferrr
and Fourth streets. Services at 11 a.
in. and 7:30 p. ni. Sabbath school at
:ia. rrayer meeting on Wednesday
evenings. U. L. Kogcrs, paster.
Christian Chitrcu Services everw
2nd and 4th Sundays at their church
building by Rev. J.T. Stewart at 11 a.
m. and usual hour iu the evenintr.
Sunday school at 10 a. ni.
Evangelical. Corner of I.von ,!
Fourth streets, cervices at" 11 am.
and 7 30 p.m. Pastor, Rer.I. B.Fishi r.
Sabbath school 10 a. m. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
Methodist. Corner Ellsworth md
Third streets. Services at 1 1 a. m. and
V::) i). in. Pastor, Rcv.M.T.MemimriT.
Sabbath reboot 2::J0 p.m. Prayer nici-i-ins:
every Thursday evening.
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Washington and Fifth .-ireets. g
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Sabbath school ni ':; ...
S.(; .Irvine
Traj er meeting every "ediieua v
eveinii"
Tim largest htock of wati hes
the city at Will A S:;;!i:.-..