Morning daily herald., December 07, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOKNINW HERALD: SUNDAY. DECETV1 BE1? 7, 1890.
ON SALE.
The Daily IIkrai.o will be on
Bale each morning at II- J. Jones'
book store, where it in be procure! 1
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINOS AKOli r TOWN.
Cloaks at cost at W. F. Reed'e.
Dress goods a specialty at "V. F.
Read's.
lireat reduction in ienta furn
ishing goods at W. F. Keed.
Holiday novelties in endless va-
riety at the J .adieu liaaar.
Only three dav more to get a
dr-Hn at cost at K. C. Searls.
A nice os stamping paper for the
holiday tiade at G. V. Simpson'.
Call and g-t a year's supply of
linen that K. C. Searls is selling at
cost.
A few long cloaks left al"tlie
I.! its' Bazaar which will te sold
I elow cost.
Hie Indies' Bazaar bus hun
dreds of good and useful articles
for holiday gifts.
Klein Bros, make a specialty of
repairing ruhler lioot. All work
warranted.
A new line of la Mes' black an tin
and inort-aii skirls jntt received at
Ladies' Bazaar.
Nothing is nicer for a Christmas
present than one of those lieanti
f ill books at II. J. Jones'.
As nice a stock of photograph
albums can le seen at II. J. Jones'
as one could desire.
Go toG. W. Simpson's for stamp
ing gootls in tray cloth-1, bureau
scarf-, splashers, etc.
Ladies' and gentlemen's hein
sti cbed and emhroidered hand
kerchiefs at G. V. iinp.'--on's.
You can get a fine dress at K. C
Searls for (iU cen's per yard, former
price 73 to 85 cents per yard.
W. F. Read has very large stock
of lancy silks, einhryidery silks
and fancy goods for holiday trade.
Gentlemen go to Searls. and buy
your wife a dress for a Christmas
present before Saturday eveniug.
We have just received a fine line
of pon pons, ara-en s chenilles,
tinsels, cords, banner rod, etc.
U. W. Simpson.
Rev. E. N. Condit w ill occupy
the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church this morning in the ab
sence of the pastor.
The largest and best selection n
kid gloves and handkerchiefs ever
shown in Albcny can be seen at
the LidiV Bazaar.
A shooting match for 100 tin keys
and two beeves will take place at
the McConnell farm near this city
oa Thursday, Dec. 11.
Pianos, organs and paintings.
Come and select a Ninas prefer t
that will last a lifetime and do l
the family at Mrs. Ilymans.
I have Sold my entire stock of
dress goods, but will continue un
til Saturday evening to sell tliein
at co-t. K. C. Searln.
200 cloaks to lie sold at cost this
in the best bargain ever otic red in
Albany. Come before the assort
nient is broken. W. F. Bead.
A i io dress pattern is one of
the nicest Chrbtuus presents to
make a lady, only three days more
to get one at cost at E. C. Searls.
You are not "in it" tinYss yuii
buy your groceries of Parker Bros.
They keep the bet-t goo.ts to tie
found an y where, and are always
reasonable in their prices.
ltev. Thos. Abbot, of Mount Ver
non. Indiana, will preach in the
Ui'i.ivetalist chur.-h both morn
ing and evening on Sunday.
Everybody is resjectfully invited
t attend.
Those contemplating building
neat fences for city residence
should call at Richards it I'hilipp'
wood-turning establishment at t! e
foot of Baker street, and examim
some of their fine work.
The Willamette at this city has
only ra'sed a couple of inches as a
result of the recent rains and
ateamboatmen are becoming im
patient at the long delay in start
their river steamers.
Licenses to wed have been
granted during the past week to
O:o. W. McKnight and Helen
l.a-ell ; F. W. Holmes and Liilie A.
Davis; Willi tm Gum and Mary
Svlveter; William Saltmarsh ai.d
Nancy Gum.
The change in time on the Ore
gon Pacific railroad eastward from
this city is a great public com
merce both to the people of Al
bany and resident along the line
who trade here. It is just what
1ms hern desired for a long time.
Maw ftrtrrr laid Air Krukrn l
la Maalaaa.
Kr"n the YinsiniaCitv, Mom Midi. nun.
When we find a medicine we
know to iossess genuine merit'
consider it a duty, and we take
plcasne in telling the public what
it is. Such a medcine we found
Chamberlain's Cough Keuiedy.
last winter, when la vrippe was-l-revailing.
We are satistied that
we warded oil' several attacks tlia
were threatening by the nse ot
this syrup, and we have since
relieved, in a few hours, severe
coids. add in the course of two or
three days, entirely broken them
up by its use as have eeveral of
our friends whom we have recom
mend it. It it all that it is repre
sented to be by he manufacturer'.
If ou have a cough and Vant U
atop it, Cham'oerlain's Cough
Remedy will do the work. r
sale by Foshay c Mason.
The I.aarh ISoealfr .1 linker.
Those ladies in Albany who
desire to procure the larger size
of the above named useful house
hold article send in their orders o
i stal cards at once to Mrs A. M.
Talt, Ubany, Or. Agents wantid
fur Lint and Benton counties.
TWO WICKED WOMEN.
They Ply Their Vocation as Timber
Swindler lu Thin City. !
A pair of modestlv attired ,
women with an unlimited amount!
of "conveisational powers,' have,
been Mopping in this -ity far a few i
days, plying tin ir vocation a tint- j
lier locators. Thev solicited bnM I
ness from women chiefly, and , Independence yesterday to hold
promised to locate their victims on i service.
fine timlier claims for a modest iee Mrs. C. I). Burkhart t nd daugh
of f7o.U0, holding out brilliant in-iter have returned from a visit
ducements to make them nch in wjt, relatives in The Dalles,
a short period . i time, in a manner j y ,f .f commercial
that would have excited the ! fl traveler ior Ali',kV) Eauul & Co.;
"..,7 " " . J!'
other of the timber land swindlers
who have worked this racket
threadbare.
The two women seem, however,
possessed of a faculty of gleaning
successfully in the field gone over,
and by reducing the price lrom
$'.50 to $75 lli)- nave found a few
victims in Alb inv, who will prob
ably a little later discover that
i hey have paid a couple of female
"locators" a fat l.e for the
privilege of bii)ing as timber land
some liiiined mountain qiii-rter
section of land upon which, alter
having seen it, they w ould be tin-
illing to pay taxes.
The most dishonest part of the
work of these timber swindlers is
that they usully show the investor
tne desirable piece of timbe
land, but when they make the
location the iinsophislica'ed buy
linds that the land they ha
ecu red is perhapi in another se
lion and contains no timber save
liiie lot of binned los and a few
dead snags.
There is plenty of good timber
laud in Oregon, but it is not often
ihuiiifd by pay hit: fees to timlier
locators, w hether they be men or
women. In fait tln'se function
aries, who have swindled unwary
people out ot thousands of dollais
in tliis state during the past, year
or two, aie to be shunned as up
right eople would shun the devil.
(iortuii'H MiiiHtrel.
Gorton's famous New Orleans
Minstrels, an organization w ith an
excellent reputation for retined
and artistic performances, will aj -pear
at Albany opera house on
Thursday evening Dec. II. This
om -any is not a large one numer
ical! v speaking, hut comes highly
en-tors 1 by some of the leading
lonrnals of the country, and we
ave every reison to believe the
perfxrmance will be all that can
lie r'esii'i d. The Missoula. Mont.
lai ii . t.- of Nov. i, frays:
. . - i ill's i,i.. i came, saw and
u. .i'iciv.1 u ! mla. It is the
, ,ti , ,,i ,Z '
'. Hionoi me i
cleverest snril organiz
Kind in toe mted States. The
and is excellent and on the stage
each perfouiier is an artist. The
1'iirkish patrol and sextette, clo
re enough to satisfy the longing
iter novelties, but the whole bill
resented last night was far
perior to the average minstiel
I km for ounce.
Church 5r:cea.
Services at the Congregationa'
ehurch to-dav will 1 Us follows:
t 11 a . m., Prof. II. A. Shorey
will preach1 on the subject.
"Chin acter Building." At 7 ::!0
the topic wil. Ie, "A I'.usv World."
Sabbath. rdio.l at P':I.". Y. P. S
t!. E., meets at ::i. All will re
cuive a- hearty welcome to these
services. The members of the
church congratulate theim-clves
on the f.ict that Pi of. Shorey has
agreed to supply the pulp t for
the next six months.
Missionary meetings will be
held Monday afternoon ami eve
ning, to be addressed by Rev. C.
F. Clapp. Womens' meeting at
2::0 and cildrens meetim: at 4
p. m. Gencal meeting at 7:3b
n the evening. Pro! horey
will be present to ondr.ct the
several meetings. Pastors and
members of other churches
cordially invited to be y
Acclilent on the Sixillier" l ui lflr.
The south bound freight train
on the Southern Pacific arrived
last night eight hours late. The
delay was caused by a collision at
Portland, in which the condiictoi
was serioiicly hurt. The Southern
Pacific train was standing upon
the cro-s track of the I'nio- Pa
itic road, when a height train on
the latter road came rushing down
n the fog ami ran into the o'her.
The box cars, bundles of "i eight
and pieces of the engine, it is s.iid,
tlew in all directions. Conductor
Wankenheinier was on ti e cai
next to the one struck, and I e was
badly cut and bruised, lie was
taken to his home in Roseburg on
i he next passenger train.
Important to HoiiMeket-per.
It gives Julius GraJwohl great
satisfaction in elling his tine
ilden Rule teas and baking
(owder, with elegant prizes oi
without them, that his customer
a ho have purchased invalublv re
turn and say they are well pleased,
that the tea is No. 1. ami the bak
nig iiowder is as good as the best.
All his teas and taking powder
bears the name of Julius Grad
wohl's Golden Rule Bazaar, and
are txpessly put up for his busi
ness, ai.d he still continues to give
itii each ound of tea or baking
lwder an elegant piece of glass
ware. George Keeney, adm'nistratoi
of the esfa'e of G. W. Warinothy.
sold on Sauirddv to II. II. Kirk, of
Brownsville, ?'M acres of land be
longing io the estate, for $",tkK).
A Lin- Explosion.
Aug 1st Mark, of the firm of Will
Stark, had his face severly
tiurned yesterday by the explosion
of a small jeweler's alcohol lamp
which he was uiug. A short
wick caused the alcohol to ignite,
which caused the explosion.
KOKN.
KtlMiE To the wife of Kimr-lty
Ki(li;e, in tuia city, Saturday, H e.
t'.ilt. av iri.l
80CI&L AMD PER80NAL.
Hotable Society Occerreace Dariag the
past
W. E. Price, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. J. II. Malin, now of Poit
laud, is in the city.
Rev. E. R. Prichard went to
ot Portland, was in the city yes-
terday.
John Simpson and bride, nee
Miss Etta Johnson, of Scio. were
in Albany yesterday on their way
to California on a wedding tour
Johnnie was elected councilman
of Scio on his wedding dav.
A DONATION SOCIAL.
Monday evening Rev. J. H.
Shangle, pastor of the M. E.
Church South, was tendered a
very agreeable and pleasant social
by a nuinlier of the members of
his congregation. Mr. and Mis.
Hiangle wire the recipients of
many useful presents, and a
liberal donation.
a cm RCH SOCIAL.
The spaeioiis and beautiful
parlors of Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. W.
iioehtedl r were thrown open
Wednesday evening, the ocean-oil
beii g a cocial glAcn by the ladies
of the Methodist church. A large
ii umber were present and a mo-t
plea ai.t evening spent playing
gjflies and in rocial conversation.
An elegdiit lunch was served.
A PLEASANT Sl'KPKLSE.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Washburn were the
recipients of a very pleasant sur
prise paity. The following weie
prtseiit: Mr. and Mis. A. B.
Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. I). C.
Schell. Mr. ami Mm. Thos. Jones,
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Baker,
Mis. Hoscoe.
CHRISTIAN ESUEAVOR SOCIAL.
The little folks of the juvenile
Christian endeavor societv of the
United Presbyterian chiuch gave
a very enjoyable social at the resi
dence of C." H. Stewart Friday. A
very pleasant evening was passed
iu placing games. Lunch was
served.
. A. R. SOCIAL.
A social was given at the G. A.
R. hall Friday evening by the
inembeis of that t ody. A large
numlier were present and it was
"ot "n,il a late heur that the Part-V
. .. , f..i: ,k . ...
aaiourned. feelini; that a more
pleasant evening could not have
been passed.
BAPTIST SOCIAL.
The young ladies of the Baptist
society of V inyard Laborers gave
a social party at the residence of
John Morgan Friday evening. A
large numoer were present and en
joyed themselves immensely,
playing games etc. until a late
hour.
W.H.Raymond came up from
Portland last night.
F. E. Al'en and wife returned
home last night from their wed
ding trip.
ABOUT THOSE SIGR8-
r Tim FniTfR or Tin Ukrald.
The following notice appears in
the Evening Democrat : "Engol,
the sign painter, has three direc
tory signs erected around the city.
The one just across the ferry w ill
stand during the low water era,
but let the spring freshets, even a
small one come, and it will be sure
to sail down etream. The Demo
crat will give it not to execed
three months to be gazed at."
If our sign boards gather as
much moss in the next three
inonts as the writer of the above
notice will have, it will be safe. If
not we will get a stuffed ballot box
from Arkansas to hold it down.
Exuoi.s A Edwakos.
Death of Abraham Dodder.
Mr. Abraham Dodder, of
i ittumwa, Iowa, died at the home
of his son George Dodder, in this
city on Saturday morning aged 05
years, 1 1 months and Its days,
lie had come to Oregon for the
purpose of visiting his sons, and
was taken with pneumonia, which
resulted fatally. His wife whs
telegraphed for, and is en route to
i his city. Besides two sons
George and W. A. Dxlder, w ho
reside heie, he leaves two daugh
ters in Kansas City, two daughters
inOttuniwa and a son in Washing
ton, Iowa. The Wly will lie ein-
aimed to await the arrival of
Mrs. Dodder.
New Heuohar for Yaqnlna.
The Yaqtiina Republican says
that the Oregon Pacific company
is taking out the machinery of the
old tug Favorite, which will he
overhauled and conveited into a
C')inKund engine, and then placed
n the new schooner to be built bj
the company. It has Hot yet been
decided w here the cho ner will be
built, but it i-i probable it will be
done at mill 4 or some other jioii.t
Hjint on the bay. The dim unions
:r-, IGO'eit keel, :!4 fet beam,
14 feet depth of hold, who a capa
city of seven or eight hundred tons
burden.
Fireman's Flection,
The annual election of the A1
bmy fire department will be held
to-morrow. The nominations are
as follows: For chief engineer,
C. H. Stewart, nominated by En
gine Co. No. I, and J. R. Wyatt,
nominated by the Hook and Lad
der Co. ; for assistant chief, W. M.
Parker of F.nuine Co. No. I, and
W. E. Gillett of Engine Co. No. 2.
Ileleaard ob Ball,
E. E. Pennington, stat ion agent
a. Lyon-', who was arrested for
thrashing the hotel keeper at that
place and was committed to jail
by Justice Lyons, furnished $200
honds yesterday and was released,
the writ of habeas corpus having
been denied by Judge Blackburn.
ATTEMPTED 8DI0IDE.
John Co tie, a Fennileu Etraagtr.
Swallows a Bottle of Landum.
About 4 o'clock last evening a
stranger appeared at the county
jaid and said he wanted to be
to locked up. He was as crazy as
a loon, and told a pitiful storv,
saying that he had taken kuil
anuni and wanted to die. He was
put to bed in one of the cells and
was soon fast asleep.
Srf eequentiy a Herald reporter,
in company with an officer called
at the jail. He was able to talk
freely and to tell his story.
He said that hia name is John
Cu tia and that he came to Albany
a week ago. He walked up from
Portland, was sick, without
money, and was unable to procure
work. On Thursday he bought
a bottle of laudanum and drank
the contents, after concealing him
self in t barn. The druu nearly
killeJ him and made him crazy.
He is an Englishman by birth,
and talks like a man who has seen
better days. He said he served in
the civil war, and is 45 years old.
Being sick, and unable to find
such li jhl work that he could do,
he became despondent, and raid
he was sorry that he did not die.
He is being cared for by the county
officers.
HL'9INKS8 LOCALS.
W. F. Reed has the liest as-ort
nient of black silk ever shown in
Albany.
Please call and see if von care to
chamce your order on heating
stoves, our stock is complete axain.
Matthews A Washburn.
He'cules baking powdt-r is the
best . in the market, and i.i
is 10 cents cheaper per can t han
any other. Powell V Co. keep it.
The finest line of candies, nuts,
raisens.etc, in the city tor Christ
mas at Mueller A Garrett's, and
we guarantee to sell cheaper than
any othes house in the city.
Julius Gradwohl's mammoth
display of holiday goods ia now
complete and the nice Christmas
presents aie going fast. Holiday
shoppers should call eaily at the
Golden Rule Bazaar end select
their presents. e
Nothing siuf II about Matthews &
Washburn. They otter to all cou
ples married between Thanks
Hiving and New Years 'ill buying
from them a stove one of the
handsomest ami most necessary
articles free of charge that a
newly married couple wjll wan
See their show window.
The Thomas Kay Woollen Mills
of Salem, have appointed
Simpson their agent in Albany; A
full line of men and lioys clotninii
blankets ami flannels and all arti
cles manufactured by the mill will
be kept in stock. .These goods are
the best in the market and wil)
give entire satisfaction.
Boot anil Shoea.
I'urchasers of Boots and Shoes
bear in mind that big advertise
ments ami offers of big discounts
do not always mean best values.
You will have to pay some one a
i ron as no one can do business
without expense. The quet-t:on is
who can sell you the best goods
for the least money.
Sami ei. E. Yoi ng.
Notea of Albauy Cigar Factory.
If you w ant a real choice smoke
try our 10 center.
Why tmioke a Chinese made
cigar now that you can get a far
superior one at J. Joseph's cigar
actory, made by white labor?
Trv our celebrated 5 cent Havana
filled white labcr. cigars.
We mae a specialty of selling
cigars of our own make by the lox
at fa tor 1 1 ict s.
Fi-e Meerschaum and Briar
i'p- and a full assortment o.i
.i.jkers articles.
THK WOULD KMC1CI1EI).
The facilities of the present day
for the production of everything
that will conduce to the material
welfare and comfort of mankind
are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the on
ly perfect laxative known, as it is
the only remedy which is trulv
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
ami prompt and etlertiial to cleanse
tne system genuy in tne ripm v
time or, in fact, at any time and
the better it is known the more
lopular it tiecomes.
REAL E8TATE SALE8.
Fred E. Lines to Martha M.
I.inec, 50 acres in I). L.C. of
John Karl $
K. B. Healy et ux to (i. W.
Simpson, trustee, S half hlk
5. W's addition in Lebanon. :t00
Octavia S.tvage to N.P.Ciume.
lots 2,, blk2. Shedd 40rt
N. C. Myers to W.I I. Bam.-ey,
tract in Scio
500
Julia . Whitney, adinr, to
Percy Kellv. S. K. quar'er
secH. tp 12, S. R. I w
Moran fe Morris to G. H. Mil
300
ler, small tract in tp 13, S
R. 1 E
350
Win. Meeker et ux to Isaac
Meeker, 43.90 acres in tp 10.
S. K.3 w
500
John W. Ruper to G. A.
Wa'ker, jiower of attorney . .
E. Meeker et ux to Isse
Meeker. 43 5Mi acres in tp 10,
S. K. 3 w
. 500
L'nited States to J. N. Smith,
322 acres in tp 13, S. It.
4 w Patent
Notice to Stackholdara.
NOTICE ia herein- riven that the annual
ill rueetinc ot the atnrkholdera of the
Karmcra and Merohan'a Inauranr Company
ef Al.iany. Or., will he held at the orHce of
aid canitny in Alhanr. Linn county. Or.,
Wednesday, Jtn. 7. 18l. at the hour ot 2
o'clock p. ra. of mid Uaj for the purpose nf
electing nine director of said company to
aerre one year, and ti tranvart ailch othtr
basiiieas as may rejittarty (uome before said
ineetiuif. By order of i lie president
J O. W KtTMN, Swrelary,
Alhauy, Ont'Oli. I ec. 1, ls'JU.
BUSINttSS LOCALS.
Clocks at Will A Stark's.
French keeps railroad time.
Hulin & Dawson, druggists.
Go to Parker Bros, for fresh
bread.
All - kinds of canned goods at
Parker Bros. .
Silk umbrella's at French's
jewelry store.
Choice bleached celery at Muel
ler A Garrett's.
Fresh bread every day at Par
ker Bros.
All Uinds of
Powell A Co's.
fresh fruits at
Elegant Lotion rende
Boftaud beautiful.
the skin
Choice salmon bellies and tip-
at Muel.er A Garret's.
Spectacles for every one at
freuch's jewelry store.
A full line of trusses l r sale at
Cumming's drug store.
Furnished rooms to it near
by. Inquire at this office
Viereck will shave you or cut
your hair in the most approved
stvie.
If you want anything in tne
troeery line Parker Bros, is the
place where you will find it.
Smoke tht celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent igars, manufactured
at. Julius Jos h"s ciitar faetorv.
S. N. Steel A Co., can get you a
loan from $300 to $3i,000 on goM
real estate security without delay.
1 am showing the tine.-t line of
boots and shoes ever li n in
Albany. Prices the lowest. E. C.
Searls.
Go to Conn A llciidricson for
vour fancy and Maple ;-ioi erics.
They alwnys keep the bel and sell
cheap for cash.
Have you seen fhosc beautiful
cement, walls in the ceiueicries.
put up by Egan A Ai-hison, at half
the cost of stone.
For nice fresh pies, cakes dough
nuts and every thing in the baking
line you cannot do better thai! to
call on Parker Bros.
Some ol tne latest styles of ele
gant bed lounges can lie seen at
Kortmiller A li ving's, as they have
just received a large invoice.
H. J. Joifs has I'-e larg -st line
of beautiful Christmas card iu
the city.
Nice candies, nuts, etc. at Powell
A Co's, cheaper than any place in
the city.
At If. J. Jones' you will find
some of the neatest bibles you
ever saw. Nothing nicer could be
found for a prese it.
Before urchasing your Artists
materials examine the new slock
just' opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cuiiuiiing, successor to II. C
Hubbard.
W. P.
Hcadquaitors for Holiday Goods.
Wc be io Slock now the Best as well as
the Land
DUY F()1S, MOTIONS, FANCY moods
AND FUItXISIIINdi (JOODS
Kveiy slmwu in Albany.
please yon
Coiniiieiiciiiir DithmImt
Our cloiVs hI f-oht. (Tome wliile tlie Rnaortnient in gool. Tliis if
really the greatest drive ever nirreil in Albany. On account of the
warm fall we fitxl we are overut-ickel in fJent's Heavy Underwear and
for the next ti.irty days Hhall trive extra Imry iina.
Wecan and will save yon money. Call and ge' prices. A pleasure
to show gixnl.
i
Ml IAS KEKIEA LIVES PILLS.
Act on a new principle regula i
ting the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new dis
covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily
cur biliousness, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipationr Uu
cqualed for men. women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest ! 5 ) doses
for 23 ceut. Samples fee, at
Stanard A Cn-ick.
For the next 30 days Wilcox A
Conn will cnlaig- any old px-tims
atone-half liieitguar p:ice; anv
size from 10x12 to oOxlOO from $3
up. Nothing wool I he more ap
propriate lorCh'ifctmas.
SEWING MACHINES
Stewart &
8x are aifei.t
loi the lie Wh-vlcr & Wilmn, No, .
! ROPE AND- CHAIN,
I ii ld :n thirt ni;irke'. We carry notut i.ur iirr
I mnnilla, anil can ge you any kuk lrom 1-4
' to 1.1-2. A I aizi" ol chain from 3 HI tn :t 4
', STtWART A SOX
PAINTS AND OILS
Come iuhJ ftec
' want natnt. oil Ii uhIiuh. L-otl oiL luhriia.itiw
nihi,leirr-ife, uc SiKWAttt & MX.
I
i HKNRY F. MILLhll
j &. Amu I i.ii - im-atuiutc the te. fa
; triK aim niethiini pn- ed pt-itum at
j U ill & Link's. AUo Que cikuiim and Miialt j
I insLi tmichtt anil tin? Iwnt tv nig mat In tie. 1
MONKV to I.OAX -lis I
laruv or ) ail '
h b th e vu ti
Mlianv ami l.i n tNn,iiv real e-iitt 1
all .i tr ajlrfi V. K. M- llifrtMi, teal '
italt: l.ni'dt i, n.hUc Kls$ h him; ti I
GUNS AND REVOLVERS 2? OX?
tttif, 'I liats a mistake. VVe are iu it no
WVper tliaa eer We vt a nice line uf
M trim un ! Wui"hetter rtrts, ami trttfh (
Uha iin shotu'ta riiiikfiiii in prie from jl'2 j
. ti i. Al4i Ml the late luvruvetl revolver
blKWAKr i ISOX.
I.AIilES. ATT '"U1N
; li., ilit- iict -ln . ioi I ill thin city,
; it'fl w ! tun i vi -.uiiat ut-y tim.
1 KiTViii l- If ill Ik. Cull In; it?
! tirtn-t il lit h' i i patinfu' timi. Th:a
I i ii. iiratf tir utii-r n.i-nri Mhut m nay.
i i kw vi:T .t ao..
;i ee;j gu iters.
Sjw one-lhir of
iih I Tm Ut-d e)
! u-i m a ' ' i sutler
i ur kitiila tt H.ik.
Mtt A trt & Siix liavli
ItAliV CARRIAGES a lare anHnriuie-it i
! tUv inn: cui.irucei hujti, p3rot and;
i-ttimpy Tis, uii'l itaiui iif ia piu Irmu vs ti
Mil. I here WU I u u:i er lot or -'luatiim.'inl.'
ituil I aki-tti' in ih1 al'ev. We alen havei
J th.tl c rout. S1KVVAKI' i SOX.
I'AH iiKU el kkii, hultli an-l sect lirt-ath
se-:iireJ hy Shinh'a Catarrh Keuctlv. Prow
Ml i-rnU. Nasal Injector tree. For Sale by
Kisliiv & MatKm.
For lame liack, aide tir cheat t uae Shilh'a
INiroUH 1'iadter' Hrice &'i ceuti at KOehay
M:tMon.
READ,
4ssorfmeut of
Wij Know that w an
1st W will Mark
HESPECTFTJLLT,
W. F. READ.
Chnsbnas
is
AND VISE HOLIDAY
1 OfBranttfol Onode for the Approach- I ,
U iof; Iluliday Scaon, III
' I i-CoiiBi-tiDg; ' toilet ea'e-. p!eh and I l I
- ). -tlirr allium eleeHit perfutue stands, I I I
1 ti -nieurc se.sand nM ens, a'so a line I
il t of art work.'aud novelties suitab'e I
i l ana yo'intr. Our priees this year 1
1 I klijds rf holiday i;oo.U i surp.i- I
I B irlow and IhepuMio is '.nvited t cOl
I i l ine the beauti ul holiday present. M
I I take pleasure in sliowin? our ro ds I ;
$TANAFJD Si GU3ICK
1!KT STHKKT, Near Uevere House, ALBANY, OH.
s q
For the
-A Fine
Diamonds,
An legan. assortment of GoM tind Silver hale
Umbrellas and Go?U lit'ailed cans.
All the latest novelties
II. KW
TIIK LEADING
KNOW
DO
YOU JlvAILS
MM
"Tr YOU ?
friglitcn Mm. hut it is true. TIic-m? are the Mire hvinptoui-; of this
terrible liM';uje. There is one thing which will check it am! tl'.at is
O?. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY
It la rt-oininciilcJ tj the tt pbytoiaiia Id Europe and America.
V3 -TMtM, All vi nIi mud 4 l.OO per !lttle.
W. II. HOOKER & CO., 46 West Broadway, New York.
St ' tsai.
Dried APPIes tPiS?RS
KuniittrH ko tn Stew rt cx, anil buy an j oricat
.p paring machini and ive joar fruit. ! I,"c
WerKworth l7ccntaio I
AMMUNITION hit powder, loaded ahella
ctitridea, etc.. aim will aeli at nawnable
AiiureM, liou'i Urget ui alien yi-u coma to
lay in Onr winter Miipily ! an iinitlun ft
protect vour rai ih trim o tl.t iurujuln ol that
riiiie-necki-il ruiirant.
Near
at
SH0P?ERSW2 NSW
1891
Holidays
Line of-
G;-!il ami silvc
WATCHES,
JEWELRY
SilveTwire etc.
in jrtdiy
s a.son
AT-
ART'S.
JEWELKR.
Hand
WHAT
ton feel tired Do yon
know what it means 1
You are nervous WhyT
You cough in the morn
ing Do you realize tlie
cause? Your appetite ia
ixK)r What makes it bo?
Ymi iu like a changed
jhtsiiii tn your friends
1 h you know what is the
n.att-r or has the change
liet-ii s. j-i-aihial it haM
escajKtl your notice?
You H:ve Consumption !
We d not s:v this to
ilk Premier,
Comp'nt, A eat and
J titrable .
Do not fail to ex
amine the "Premier"
... liefore buying.
. M. 3rKKK.
A tjeu f.
t-if -llna laa.-lifiif ma Ik -.-, ux
the Wi stern I i.ion lilvraj li oitioe
iu tli:a city.
r'P'0 W'P nothina; Lie the
i KOnd, anu r un M u- on
".iici i ii uin. inpieis
QiAHAKl at. yjjL
CARPENTERS & BU1LUERS,
lira oi anyone watrtn'anyiliiiiK i:i th- har l
ware line will do well to call .n St. wart 4
Sot before pur. haaina; ' wl .n-. They
keep nearly ev.r. thioif in tlia l:i .f l.uilj
era Lartlaiv, w! a uiair i flcent a-u k f doff
UiOUi