Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 20, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text, ri TfTB MOBXTKQ mgttATh WRDKESDAT. afgust 20. two. lornia.q gaily futald AIliY AND WSBKkV t'KRMS Or SUBSCRIPTION DAILY runiiarutd every morula; except Monday.) by carrier, xr week. .... 020 tf nrul, per year ......... 0 00 WISELY. KuWIataad ersry Friday hyirniag.) ih- copy, per 'ulna; tn dvatice.......f2.00 wrfien qt paid in adYanc .... .. 1J0 iail t tha Albany pototBccloa b'or all oAei i-ca north ha '630 a. , ft WaatKda Oa R. R. -Ttlaod aad t U a.M .-12 .30 p. II . ..IMr.m each evening orv aUjn aad-. airaiim eaV tooth.. . i tru- iMMtofflca will be . 1 ram sia to aeren o'clock. Itaglatered matter tor the 'y morning train ehoold bo mailed baton t a clonk the etvytou rranina". ORKOON PACIFIC T1MK TABLE. Arrive Depart .'...U.lGaintLOO pa ,.'' S.SSpml 6.60 a fra....., '" LOUISIANA LvTTttRY BVSIS ESS. Sow that congress, through the timulut of the president's mes uge' upoo the subject, is working ilviw tle plan to thoroughly atop the Louiinjt lottery iraud, by denying it the iwe of the United State tuails, the subject has ' re ceTl an accelerated discussion in tue prvinineat papers oi the land. Almost without exception the papers irrespective of party linen, heartily cummend President fclar riaoain, the cotiraeheluas pursued. The New Yerk. Wond, the leading democratic paper of the country ays: '"he president is rigltt in as suming as he tloee in his lotteiy message that there can be no prov'uiion oi sentiment among honest men as to the desirability of completely closing the mails to tue Louisiana Lottery Company, but it is. not easy to understand how anything of the kind is tu be done. The department can stop the transmission of circulars and advertisements of lotteries, it may be legally empowered, if it is uw so empowered already, to stop the delivery of letters addressed to a lottery uosapany, precisely as it Stops letters addressed to green goods men and other BWindlerb. But the remittances aud other im portant csrrespouueiice of the lot tery company do not pass through that malls aidresnit to the com pany, and none' of its letters need lo so. It has ooe or two bank in its service, and letters of remitt ance are usually addressed to iheui. Being sealed, ther-e letters can not be distinguished tram the other correspondence of the banks, and it is not easy to see how the department ca be enabled by any bill which congress can pass to make an effectual closure of the mails to the lottery, unless the dangerous power be given to pout masters to open sealed letters up on suspicion that they relate to lottery business. That, of course, is not to be thought of unless we mean to open wide the dour to government espionage of private correspondence, which of course we. do not mean and never shall." The New York Press, a republi can paper expresses the opinion that "President Harrison's at titude toward lotteries is com mended by the press of the country with greater unanimity than any thing ebe he has done. Theiiscont tight of the Louisiana Lottery for life in its own state has roused the country to the evil of these, gambling establishments. inetr pernicious influence runs every community that is reached by the mails. The existence of the principle agency of the (Louis iana Lottery in the District of Columbia may well suggest to the president to inquire whether he has not the power in his own hands to drive out . such an illegal establishment. If the guardians of the peace neglect to do their duty, why not remove them and appoint others who will do their duty ? The country will stand by the president in an effort to clear uut the Washington lottery estab lishment." The New Orleans Times-Iemo crat, however, has it eyes so nxed upon the million and a quarter of dollars that the lottery schemers piopoae to put in the treasury of the state of Louisiana that it cannot see anything else, and it rights for the lottery with all the vim it possesses. One other paper, the Galveston News, is so filled with the parti san zeal that imbues it with the spirit that can distinguish no good to come out of Nazareth, that it records its voice in favor of the lottery simply because a republi can president recommends its sup pression. Some few other aeein to bo actuated by a like motive, but the majority heartily favor the action, s fact that is indicative of a better state of aflairs in the iuture. Patriotic Americans, who have i cherished the story of ' -George Washington and his little hatchet, and Pocohontas reclining upun the i bead of Captain- John Smith, will snuff approaching danger to their venerable stories, in the action of .Ll .1 . at '- 1 V t . . l . 1 nit; owns omciai who nave lorDlu- den the further publication of the William Tell stories in the school histories of that country. If Tell with his apple and tyrant (iesler must go, all the other romantic historicol myths will surely have to folio. Vale little hatchet. Pocohontas and all the rest. The strike on the New York Central railroad, like its prede cessors in that line, turns out an ignominious failure A calm and dispassionate review of what has been accomplished by the strikes, up to this time, will canvince any thinking person that they almost inevitably fail in accomplishing good results. It does seem as if better methods might be adopted and the misery and suffering caused by the strikes be averted, and some adequate reforms brought about. ' Thk hunt after the aquatic mammal that produces the seal skin, is said to have been prosecuted the past season to an extent that was almost extermination in its nature. Future seal skins may become as rare as the useful buf falo robe, which, when the pres ent supply is worn out, will be obsolete as a enuine article at least. Lad lea Fine Nboes. I make a specialty of haiuHing lailies fine shoes. I carry some of the best brands maden fine and medium grades in widths from A to EE. All warranted goods ; no trash, and will repair any pair of tdtoea of any kind sold that will rip or break. Samuel E. Young. Aa Abawlaia ( are The Original Abletine Oiuliuunt U juiy put up in large two-ounce tin boxts, ail (I i an absolute care for old tores, burns, wounds, chapped handa tnd all skin eruptions. Will positive, iy curs all kinds of piles. Ask tor the Original Abieline Ointment. Hold by (Tot-bar A Mason at 26 cents per box j aaai, cents. Faults of indigestion cause dis orders of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J. 11. McLean's strengthening Cor dial and Blood 1'urilier perfects the process of digestion and assim ilation, and tbuc makes pure Uiued. Persons n ho lead a life of e i ti ll re aresulject to iheuuialii a, neuralgia ai si lunioaj and ill rind a valua sle reu.etl in Dr. ,'. i. McLean's alcani. h Linine t; it will banii i pain anc sulnlu t a-(Umatiasi.- '"a-" iasott. Those wishing screen door and .-. indows should call on K.- B. Vunk, who will put them in com plete on short notice. Shop on corner of Second and Ferry streets A4IM' IXMiJl. ytl I'L'ATlO.S WANTED. A competent O O'lusteeeper want a aitu-ttion. tAj? par ' i.-uUrt inquire of Mra. W, B. Shannon. tXR SloOO, ISO ACRES Or' tlKST CLASS land 4 uitles fria Lebauuii, partly iiu ioved, suitable for dauy stovk. fruit or ;Maltry. for fortlier informaUon inquire U this office . y ANTED. By a lady who write a ood If haod, and i both quick aud accurate ilh account, a poaition in a store or office, Ii ug store preferreo. Addrew O. K. Box BO, Ailaav. . 1 & WINN, AOENT FOR THE LEAD J ing tire, IK and accident insurance com- I CE COOL BEER ON DRAUGHT, DRAWN 1 from tne ce'lar, at M. Uaumgart'n. " R SALE OOOD MILCH COWS. AT Xrilea Urea,' stables. A accounts with John Dierrenger are re quested to call at once and settle aa he has sold lua meat market and has retired from toe business. X of 3. Uoeu, at Delmooka restaurant L1 W. A VERS, ABCH1TECT AND SUPER . inteodaut. Otti over First National iHutk building, Albany, Ur. . Work solicited from all parts oi the count) I.MNK CIQAReV IMPORTED, KEY WEST JT and Domestic, embracing th celebrated lor de Madrid. Kttrellaa, Vonanerors and oihat cboio araada in the Wells, Fargo and Meatoni.Luoa Talegrauh ottte buildinir. rfdThuemb th place KONEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL ON good seal atat sevurity. For partlcu ims enquire of Ueo. Humphrey. .1 WDI CS1Q Vlfi II iM .....1 . nl;u..hl. V.. yj that tarribie cougn. tuuiona Cure u aa remedy for you. For sale by Foahay Mason. Seller. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the annual meeting of tbc stockhold ers of the Albany Electric Light, Pow er and I eN-phone company will bn held at tbeir office at thu hour of 4:' p. m. Wednesday, August W, for tuc purpose ol electing seven di rectors lo serve one year, Dated Auguat 9. 18MI- N. H, ALLEN. Secretary. ollre NOIICK i hf rtbj given tbt tue annual meeting" of the stoi'kholdem of thf tldtn City Mining Company will be held at to office ol the undersigned secretary at .ho hour of 3 o'clock r. a. Monday, .Septem ber lt 1&9U, tor the purpose ol electing seven directors to wrve ane year. A full atterd anc is desirei: . ngust oth. 189. L. H -doiA.-. Secretary, Retire la 4'onlracler. NOllCE IS HKUtllY UlVtX THAT Til K undersigned trustees of the First Con g'rgational Church nf Albany, Oregon, will rt'-eiie b:ds to paint the church building .f a.d church till poon of Aug. 4th 139U the aid trusu es reserving the nght Lo reject anv and all bids. H. H Hswrrr. '. C. Kiao. Cmp5 at F. ii. Frach. PH1I I1M W. hSTBLRN, M. I)., PHISYCtAN and Surirenn. office in Mrllnain hrirk. Can be found at office dny or nitrht. M.H, ELLIS. PHYSICIAN AND SCRr ireon, Albai.y Oregon. W H. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND auieon. Can he found at bia ofBoa room in Strahan a block, tint street. Albany Uiefron- a C. KEI LY, PHYSICIAN AND" dUIt ireon Albany. Oreirou. office in Pierce' new block Office hours, from S a. a. to r. a. ROSSITER, VETERINARY 8UR a. irraduate of Ontario vetcrinan fl. neon. twllege and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, l prepared to treat the diseases of ail domeBtiLated animals on eientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable- Residence 4th andCalapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. D" . K. A. McAlistir HousorATUto rar- sitnan and sunreon Has removed his )mci ly at ifflcc Into Crawford's block. All calls nronmt- ly attended to. A. WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AND sunraon. Graduate ot Bellevue Hosoi- tal Medical College, New York City. Disease of women a specialty. Office in at residence to 7th street between Cakpooia and Vine, 'Albany Oregon. fK. M i. S. PA'TOV, PHYSICIAN ND V. Or tOlllul U Surgeon, Bltunbenrs Block, Alv r emaie diseases a specialty ii the offic- day or night. tTTORSEl- W. 1. SL'SMKT. T. SARIN, DRAi aa ;rn-:y, haki.v i draPi r VTl ' ! neys at law, urcuonuuv, Ox-rou. e tv vears exoerien -a aa rcriater tii th t' Laiul lltli'e ftt Orf (in t'llv Atlii in tltt- la.nfl ! practice recouuur uds us in our gnreialty nu-i ."M bel r the Land Oilice the c.ir, ft'i.l .-viug the practice in - thr ei eral I. id Of Hue. . iVAru, ev.on..:y-at-! . .v. Alb vregou. Office in Strahan block JN. DUNCAN ATTORNEY-T LAW . and notary public. OUce in the Strahan nioca, rooms no. i and z. o. a. H. Blacrbchn. b. w WRiairr, BLACKBURN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd - rllow's Temple. V ill practice in all courts of the state, and give special attention to all business. lirOLVERTON CHARLES P.. ATTORNEY IV at Law, Albany. Or. Office in rooms 13 ind 14, h outer s Block, over L. K. Blains torea. JK. WEATHFKFORD, ATTORNEY AT , law, Albany, Oregon. Office in the Klinn Bl.ck. WU1 practice in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. JAVES P MEAD, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all tne courts oz tno state. Ab stract of title furnished on short notice. Ten years experience REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kltcnen. ueneral stage omr lo vorvaliia. BKCltKT SOCIETIES. , O. U, W. Safety'Lodc;s No, 13; Smeets rv every uonuay evening at in o. A. K hall on Kerry street, between Seeond and Third, Albany, Oregon. Strangers in ttw ily and transient. brethren, cordially invited 'o attei.a. McPhrrson Post No. 6, O. A. R. Stated meetings at the O, A. R Hall on tne second and fourth Friday evening cf each monrh. Transient Comrades ate cordi y iuv ited to meet with us S. W. REECE, L F. Tablbs, Commander Adjutant. Uiad Harveylng. AiARIIilS aaSIKUO SLttVaTl.N DUNK CAN OS tain accurate and prompt work by calliiur upon ex-county surveyoi f , T. T. Fisher. He aas complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying iu my part of Linn county. Postoffice address, Millers Station. Linp oou ity, Oregon. 4 onlraclur and Kallder. DC. NtlKLL WILL Ft'UNISH TLAN8, SrKCiriUA , tious and detaiU for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly done and guaranteed to lie first-class- Esti mates (urnished on abort notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. Contractor aad Builder V U1E UNDERSIONED HAVING LOCATED in Albany solicits patronage from city anu country, will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Oueen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethian stvles of buildiugs. Will furnish plans, andsptcificatinns free of charges. Satis faction guarantee' -J'- L'ASSEL. L1ATARRH CURED, health nnd sweet breath secured, by Shiloh Catarrh hemedy. Price 50 cent. Nasal Injector tree. Sold by Foshay & Mason. liriLL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and II Liver Compldintt Shlloh-'s Vltaliteria uara nteed to cur yira. Mason. For sal by Foshay FR lame back, side or cheat, use Shllob's Porous Plaster. Sold by Foshay & Mason. THAT HACKING COUOH can be so quick ly cured by Khilooa Cure. Weguarantee it, 8c Id by Foahay & Mason. Smith 9 N W o 00 b O C 4 O 2 sizes, sold Pr- M l o o V UR AERIATED OVENS Make the ISTices Bread. Trv'tus and we will do von ood GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES The City Liquor Store W. HA VMS ART, Proprietor. "Next door to the Odd Fellow' rmule, Albany, Oregon a ... . -"P!?.""' '-L?? hnd th nest Imported aad domestic wines, liquors, cigars an tous Only Art tmm iqaor store in th- city Tulius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigas AND 0 rr IMPORTED v.xr, riug and Bmokinir Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, at a full line fli Smokers Articles. Also dealer in Se --a- to Pffelffer's candy store, Albany. Oregon, CAUTION baa hi name and I- w 23 i$h) sasigs "Dies cvy x!as- 'nw!!i Q : O W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf and I.aced Waterproof 3rain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe eannot be better shown than ty the strong endorse menta of Its thousands of constant wearers. Ss.OO Oeanine Iland-aewed, an elegant and styiisn uresg stylish dress Sj.00 Hand-sewed nneaualled for SO. BO Gaadjrear O.M w ror rauroaa mn, larmers, etc. All made In CongrpM, Button and Lare. $3&$2 SHOES LADIES, have been most favorably received since Introduced and tho recent improvementn make tbem superior to any shoen sold ai them abk your lwaier, ana and direct to fantorv postal for order blanks. ASK YOUR Columbia Thejbest brand in the market. This factureri JS7F&&S0N FLOURING HILLS OF JEFFEBSON, OREGON The mill haa recently been refitted and supplied with all the latest and most improved machinery. Ask for the "CCLUMBI A nd take no other. w j nsr t ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to huv goods of DEYOE & IHCXMAN JJliOS., WILLAMETTE -Graduates CLAS8ICAL, LITERARY. SCIKNT1F1C, NORMAL LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLOGICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. It is the oldest, largest and least exoensive institution of Wrnino- in the northwest. School opens on the first Monday in September. Send for catalogue to THOS. VANSCOY, President, Salem, Oregon. WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders 'HE STOVES AND RANGES bearing this trade mark are to-day making more World's Be9t" homes ooinfortable and happy than any other brand in ex- istence. They are ir.ile in all styles and both for Cooking and Heating, and are at prices to suit the purse of the rich or citation. Emine if RpWaTP. V.ade marH closely, DC W dl yj m you ara not 'mroMu upon, DEALER IN- hoes ar r o 0 imnlvil. nnd rprr Dalr price atamped on bottom. Shoe which commends Itself. noe wnicn enmmenas itseir. Welt. A flue calf bnoe stvle and durabllltr. m - 4 Welt Ik the standard dress Shoe, at a popular price. Policeman' Shoe Is especially adapted for railroad mn, farmers, etc. 1 made In Congress, Button and Lare. prices. lr he cannot sunnlv v ir ne cannot supply ' ou send enrioslog advertised price, or a W. L. DOVTC.I,ASv Brockton, Mass. (i ROGER FOR FLOU.R extra fine quality of by the Flour isjmanu- COMPAHY, tyfCverv saok warranted IK MJST Huorters and Dealers in all kinds of guns and ammunition, fishing tackle of ev ery dest ript on. cutlery and bane ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods. Quicr sales and small piofits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with stole and first class workmen to do all kinds of work UNIVERSITY, students in- BUSINES8, fJ, 'j iM -L -THE- Yaquma Route OREGON PACIFIC RAlLROAfi ICC Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship Line -.AND Hours Less Timt luan by any other route: 22 Accomodations uusurpaaseu for comfort an alety. Fares and freights via Vaquinaanc the Oregon Dev opment company's I te .hips, much less that by any other route ween all point in the Willlaniet'f Vall. tnd San Francisco. SAIUNQ DATES, raoa TaquiNa. Willamette Valley.... . w v Wulamette Valley.. .... Willamette Valley...'. 7HOM BAM rkASttov Fara:In Ai uunette Valjey.... W .uamette Valtev V V jompany reserve ti te'i ors or sai.unt .liio. ritl ooang C. n 1aml, Ja., i.-en r'. 4: f. Aeut. tloi.;,i.uiry etrV-et, sau I .uucii. . cat meinliti Iu Or; a Pai ,nc popn .uiui'-r exi urei.ius. .jiw i lar flcuiclcll i.ekclB ale ou eale eTcit Wednesdayaud Saturday Iruui Aibaut C'irvailib ud Philouialh to Vaquina aud for the return trips until Sei.icrji bur 30. oaili raasBNUKR iaiis, Kxcept aundayi.) L Vaquiua,7:(l0 a M . Lv Albany 12:u r UorallislU:SAasB " Corvaiiir i-c3r ar Albany 118 a a I Ar Yaquina r. l. s C trains coauici t Ail.ub aud a. il u.iau, Ueneral alanagei A P. Agm: corvalli, O on c. Uoeua, Acting U. F EAST SOUTH VIA PACIFIC SOUTHERN ROUTE. THE MOUNf SrlAafA "OUT California eapres trains run daily aouru 6:0U p m..Lv.. :tepm..Lv., :& a m..Ar.. NORTH ..Portland .... Ar. ..Albany Lv. .. d. Francisco. Lv.. W:S&aui 0:14 aia 9-O0 pm Local PaiM. Train Daily- ti. iuuuaj b:txi a ui. .Lv Portland ... .Ai. 12:20 p ui..Lv. . . Albany ..Lv. o:UU pmAr. ..Koeburg Lv . 4.00 pu lz;uu am . t):uvi lbauoa Branca. l:&epm..Lv Albany Ar.. 9:6pa 2:3ep m..Ar... ..Lebanon Lv.. b:4oam 7;1o a m..Lv... .Albany ....... Ar a .M pm a m..Ar.... Lebanon. Lv.. 8 "40 pm ALBANY LOCAL, BAIAV (KXCFpt jSUllday) 5.0U I" a. Lv.... Portland Ar.....(Ki am "W Ar Albany ..Lv....d.o0 a a FULLMAxN BUFFLTfiLEEl'ERS, TOURIST fcJLEEl'INU CARS, For accommodation ol bacoiid-CIaa Ps eogcrs attached to Lxpri-s ; ranu. Heal side IMvWiou. Between 1'oitland and Corvailia Mall Train Ually - aacepi Hunday 7:80am..Lv, ...Po.-Uanl ..ArTo.siTpT 12:lUpai..Ar Conaius.. L.12.6Ip. At Albany and Corvallia connect with trains of Oregon PaciflcKailroad. Ltureu Iraia Uaily ttxitpt buuday 4:40 p m. . Lv Portland . . . AtJTumM am 7:26 p m.. Ar.....McMinnville.Lv.. 5.46am THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH "Kor tlcksta aud full information r yarding rates majps. etc., call on company's agent at Ainany. K. blOKULKR, Manager K. P. ROOEKS, Asst. U. K &P.A UUIOl. PACIFIC EL'I COMPUY1 Overland Route Trains for the East leave Portland at 7 a.m. tnd 9:00 r. a. daily. T I P IT L1rPO to and from princlpa L A VJ. J2i 1 O poinu in United State. Canada and Kiuopa. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. Free Ooloolst SlMaiac- Oan Kaa ThrMfk o n fix Tea Traisi OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIB. Elegant New Dining Can nil Cnaage, Clos Connection at Portland for Han Fran Cisco and Pug-el bound point. aWBoat leave th Company' wharf, at th foot of Broadalbia street, on Tuesday an J Friday ot each week. C. U. KA WL1NOS, City llckst and rrelajbt Air uut C..f. allaXf,l. iencral TratBc Maaaser. 1 . M . LKK. i. P. A JOHII SCHMEER'S Livery . Feed & Sale stabit Oorner Btamd and JCUnevrth tit ALBANY, ' 0RS002, Ho as as aoaasBD by th day or month. Cat riafre or bonrte on reasonable terms rtlnl FOSHAY & MASON Wbolasal and; KataU IBAKY, OhKO GROUP, whooping couvh (and bronchitis immadiately reuered byJShilah' Ou. F sal r fMaajr laasoa. Drom -111.. li lU WW VIIVI s a,aa ' Tho fa Slioes - .' .;nd .ola KID. IU M Ladies x LASTS Tarr . iVI JULIUSGKADWOHIAS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STONE of albany. the only gknuine rogers bkus bll. yep ware, French china and glassware, boy's wagons, baby and dol.i. car, riages, and a General Assortment of Fancy Goods. isi-wialty in the Gnt Teas, Coffet s and Family iroceneB. He huva direct for net catu and carries the larneet stock in t; n Vailtv. insurance agent for tire and FOR PURE TOILET AND FA IS GOTO ALPo The Finest Line of Pianos and Orpns in the Willamette Valley. CAM. AND EXAMINE IMS RTOrR FEE. D -AND- GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET WANTED SPECIAILY-Hay, oate and poUtoea, to ,ppy cn'ntomer. .. the Oregon Pacific R.ilruad e.xten8..,n and mv L riifr in nnar.titia t snil tint ALBANY BAKEEY. r ARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND . CAKES FOR V. WEDDINGS' -. FRESH I-RI ITS BER-v RIE AND VEGETABLES vy oice Table Delicacies and a Full Line f Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pro visions, Oanned Goods, Nuts, Candies, Etc., Etc. A Full Line of Imported . r pi Wav & Mason tl ABfANYoREGON We want to give our friends bit of advice. As we are inniderg 'e konw whereof we speak. Neve buy a cheap stove. Wait till you can get a good one. The J ewel. We keep 'em. Our nale of tinware is still all the gossip. No poor goods in the store. 8HOE FOR (lie Market, SOfiOYSand GIKLS Fine Shoes 5 At Lownat Prices. Call and see onr new stock. Marine. DRUGS L BLACKMAN. Uiuos, Paints Oils. rifi ii taaasnartMM aSxi a Bb of hooka and ttitjaur). park) rtn si, atr rT itplswai riif ie4 I mUMtS TWPLE, CARIEP STORE pgr. haaera. IV IVl' Ofl c f t or Feriy street RDHKRTSON FRESH B. ED un1I;omtaticCiyar,