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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1890)
THUS MORN1 Sti itfSKAH); fu EHD A V ftECJgti'lIEK 9. 1890. ON SALE. Th jDjMLt H SKALD Will be OU nl w$bl morniog at H. J. Jones' book ttore, where it t in be procured A S cents per copy. JOTUHOft ABSVI TOWN. Gorton's Mintrels Thursday. Cloaks at cost at W. F. Keed'e. Miss Carrie HehTer is now at Oakland, Cal. G. W. Simpson made a trip to Scio yesterday. Dress goods a fiecially at W. F. Read. Great reduction in Cents furn ishing g6udt W. F. Ueed. Uoliday. novelties in endless va riety at the Ladies' Bazaar. Onlv three davs more to get a dress at cost at K. C. Searla. A uice ob stamping paper for the holiday trade at u. W . Mmpson a Callandjt-ta year 'a supply of linen that E. C. Searln is selling at cost.. r Broken candy 15 rents ir pound ur two iMiund for 25 cents at ".'be grounds in fiont of the dpot hotel are lieintf graded and graveled. Extensive preparations are being ' made for the masquerade New Years eve. The Ladies' Bazaar has hun dredsof Kood and useful articles for holiday gifts. Kuch a day as a yesterday re minds U9 again that there is no place like Oregon. Nothing is nicer for a Christinas present than one ol those ueauu ful hooks at H. J. Jones'. As nice a stock of photograph ftlVmma can be seen at II. J. Jones' as one could desire. Go toG. W. Simpson's tor stamp ing goods in tray loth", bureau f cart, spiasners, etc. Head Thos. Brink's new adver tisement this morninif. He has S tine stock of furniture. Ladies' and gentlemen's hem stitched and embroidered hand kerchiefs at G. W. Simpson's. W. r. Read has verv large stock of fancv silks, emhrviderv silks and fancy goods for holiday trade As is the case all over Oregon the Linn countv census enumera tors have not as yet received their Te havs iust received a fine line at md dods. arasenes. chenilles. tinsel". coHs. banner rods, etc ii. W. Sim neon. The largest and best selection of kid gloves and handkerchiefs ever shown in Albany can lie seen at the Ladies' Bazaar. Pianos, organs and painting. Corns and select a Xmas present that will last a lifetime and do ult the family at Mrs. Hymans. 1 have sold my entire stock of dress goods, but will continue un til Saturday evening to sell them at co-rt. K. C. Searls. JVK) cloaks to le sold at cost this is the best bargain ever ottered in Albany . Come before the assort went is broken. W. F. Read. A ni- dress pattern is one of the nioest Christmas presents t make S ladv, onlv three days more to get W at cost at . C. Searls. Prominent anion? works of fiction displayed at the look stores one see the title. "Two kisses, price 25 cents." Cheap enough'. . Owing to the large amount of orders on hand the Albany Woolen Mills have been compelled to run until 9 o'clock eaeh evening for some time. It is 'reported that the Southern Pacifid company has already pa;d about $125,000 'in damages to those injured in the railroad accident at take 1-abish. be steamer Willamette Valley waVsighteJ outride the bay at Yaquina vesterday, but was not able to get in on account of a rough bar. The Haltey band has tiled articles of incorporation with the secretary of the state, with a cap ital stork of $1500. The object is to build a hall. You are not ,-in it" unless yon buy your groceries of Parker Bros. Thy keep the best gooas to Ik ' -fannd anywhere, and are always reasonable in their prices. Those eontemplating building neat fences for city residences should call at Richards A Philipp-i' wood-turning establishment at the fKt of Baker street, and examine sume of their tine work. Mr. W. H. Garrett returned from Portland last niight, having pur chased for holiday trade tn of Cndes of pll varieties fresh from the Candy Kitchen. Pates, ties, and all varieties of foreign fruits and nuts, to le sold at the lowest prices in Albany at Mueller. i Gar rctt's. A man in Jackson county ha been plowing this fall with a steam engine and has found that it works quite successfully. He pulls eight plows with bis engine ami turns over the soil at the rate of sixteen a -res per dv. The cost of run ning the outfit is not over f5 per day. Astorisn : Unlets all the present prospect shall prove delusive, there is g od reason to believe that when 18l shall be as far advanced a 1890 now is wotk upon the con struction of a railroad connecting us with the outside world will be well advanced. "Were it not for hope the heart would break. John Curtis, the man mentioned in Sunday's Herald as having taken laudanum with suicidal in t mt, was adju Ige I insane ye-ter-day, and George Humphrey will take bios to the asylum to-day. FIREMEN'S ELECTION. j 0. H. Stewart Elected Chief Eui&ttr ' and W- E. Oillett Asiiitant. Much intere.-t was taken in the ureiueii s election ves-.eniav ana a large vote was oiled. All lay I long cabs brought firemen to the polls to cast their ballots, im.l every effort was put forth by the different companies to elect their canuiuatee. The vote was as follows: For chief engineer I', ii. fete wart til J. R. Wyatt. 54 Stewart's majority. For assistant, chief W. K. (iillett Walter l'arker ...... 1 Gillett's majority S In the evenicir a hiipiier was given at the Delmonico restaurant by the otticers-elert. l.inu County Ciiunt-il. The council met with lirand Prairie rand No. 10, at the hour appointed on Saturday, Icc. ti. and was called to opler by the president, F. M. Kier. The worthy secretary was present and the business ol the day beuan. ltoll call found a iaige dclcL'aiion present, fhe minutes of the la-t meeting were read anil appioved. The agent made a Ht:itenient for thhe lenelit of the members of the (range. The reHrt of a special committee on the request of the press association was tiroiigl t be fore the council. The subject of the report was that the state ap propriate t250,(MH) lor an exhibit a', the world's fair. The question vas discussed by a number ,f ;-.e members present. Various opin ions were ex pressed a to the lene lit it would be to the state. Many thought there was a scheme by hich the inouev Aotild tie used :'or the benefit of certain individ uals in place of the state in gen eral. Adjourned ior dinner, w hich was an excellent repast. The in ner man being t-utistied. the eoiin- il again returned to business. The question was called and a vote taken, when the report of the committee was a opteu. Ti.e legislative committee asked tor lurtner tune to report on a reso'otion referred to them. A resolution was o tie red by K. V. Irvine in regard to a report of a c nuiuittee which was appointed 'iv the last legislature, on asees: inent and Hxation. The resold- In ! ;- "'nvorable to the re poi-i , as it s-rm lo be giving the niu..il - iu much advan tage. The !! was gotten up by men who cie interested in j:et ing Iuas passed to throw the largest ortioii ol the taxes upon r.he Hjor man. The ipiestion was I cussed by many of tli brothers leseni ami the resolution adopted. Itrolher Iivine was appointed to luruish the papers a copy for pub lication. The usual voteV thanks was tendered to the members of lirange No. 10, lor the use of the hall and the repa.-t furnished. On motion the next uu-ctirgof the council was fixed to leith Knox Butte grange. n motion a committee ol live were appoint ed to give reasons w hy the mort- i gage tax usury law should not be reealed. IttirTalo in Crok Cuunty. Iast soring a gentleman in the employ ot J. H. ltiollet was work ing on the south side of Powell buttes and found the skull and por tions of the bones of a bullalo. They had bt-eu washed from under aliout two feet of earth by a email mountain stream during the spring thaw and were lying epo-e.! to view :.s evidence -i the iaa they once inhahited this regi n When I the buffalo were in this i-.-.'i .n no one know s, as none have ever been seen by the w hites on tli -i of Snake river, though triet i Ua dition among the Indian- tna' and years and years ago they were numerous iu this country, aiid that a hard w inter once came which they all peri -he. I. But cv n thi tradition cn not have much truth in it, on the date of that memora ble hard winter was very remote a- but few remains of the bullalo are found. The one above men tioned am! one on Newsome creek being all we have ever heard in this countv. Ochoco Review. The S.nue Call l0 S:til of Ort-j;iii A Washington exchange savs: Among the exhibits tnis stair can send to the Columbia Kxpu.iition are strawlierries, raspberries, cherries, gooselierries, currants, plums, prune', pears, a:ules, iieaches, apricots, nectarines, grapes, melons, cranbeiries and staple vegetables all of the larg est and hest varieties. The horti cultural department of the dis,.l.i will be brilliant, the lloraof Wash ington rivaling th'We ofany region. In minerals a great variety of i magnificent Se iinens ran be ex- 1 I -1 : . mi . - i i - ... muiieti. lueiiiuocr uisniav will attract wide attention. Splendid grain can he shown. In every way there can be such an array of attractive and surprising prod"u--ts and manufactures as will bring the state to the admiring notice ot everv visitor to the great fair. Aejrtum ami Ten. W. F. l ewis, of Junction City, I. inn county, was placed in the asylum Saturday, lb- is a lierman and is 54 years old. Kxeessive use of alcoholic drink is the cause of his dementia. He is only allected ai times aim imagines lie sees a strange man iu his house, also hears iersons singing and sees ohje-t that do not exist Sherill'J. ii. Birdsey, of Jackson county, arriv ed in S.ilem yeserday morning with Harry Preston, who gets one year in the penitentiary for larceny in a uiuor snop in .iacK80iiviuejairuiioinai.il was icuca!el on during last summer. Preston is a; Sunday last, Bishop decker joo punier oy occupation ami is ei:Lhh of u-ftrLiiii in unv ikfli, ! For the past two years he resided in Corvillis and was foreman in tho Benton Leader comMsing room. A DELIBERATE BURGLARY- Enters BioJge'.t 4 Ban's Store Takes What He Wants. Be and Saturday night I'.lo.!gctt A Son's gro.erv store was visited by a very clever" burglar. Kntraiice was etlec'ed by boring a hole in the back door large enough to admit a man's arm, and in that way the spring latch was worked. The burglary was a ni'st cool and de liberate one, considering that, the lectric lights in front of the build ing light the store up siilliciently ior a person inside to be easily .-een from the streets A pistol, razor, dirk and about $4 in money was taken. After helping himself to knives, the remainder were neatly wrapped up and placed iu the box. lie also took a white stiirt and two suits oi undercloths, but was kind enough to leave his old ones. A screw driver., with P.O. Shell's name on and a whisky tattle ere left. The lws was not noticed until Sunday afternoon. No ar rests have been made. An Kxi'flleiil Tioiiiti. The P.utto (M.uita'ia) H.iily Miner, in speaking of (iorlon's Miustrls. w hich will appear in this city Thitrsilay, lecember I lib, fays that the troupe is small in numbers, but made up of the best material th.M can possi'ilv he collected log.-l'.-er m the luiu-lrel line. Tl. -if is nothing c iaise or rough iu the performance. Kvery ihing goes with peifeclMiioot'.iies. i f well oiled machinery, and the resnit is the perfect satisfaction of the audi -nee. A more uiirlli-m dined assemblage it would be hard to liud than were gathereil togelhei at the theatre las! eve niiii. F.very joke told with in sUiitaueoiis elici t . and it was a wonder some of the females present didn't laugh themselves into hvsfeiies. The orchestra is paili. uhlilv good anil well balanced. "It comes as near being perfect as is ever found with a 'troupe. The selections they play are all carefully re-arranged for the band as it is, in size; and the result is a hariuony andcil'ect very dill'eient from what we are accus tomed to. ItiverHitieil Kaiinlng. Colfax Gazette : Itisnewr ail missible ior farmers t j rely solely or m.iinly upon a single crop, al though their land may he peculiar ly adapted to iis " cultivation. Thii is taught by the recent block ade, and by the put tia! failute of i he crops in some years. The soil ! of Whitman is peculiarly adapted lor the raising ot wheat, hut is al ii ost equally adapted to barley and the othei cereals. Flax can bp raised at a great profit; catt'e and hoises revel on the hunch-grass hills; and hardy fruits have al ready proven a great success. The great secret of the ability o the New Kngland fanner to glean a livli hood lrom his rocky land toui pelled to adopt diversified farming. A Fanners' lii-Oitnte, A farmers' institute, under the auspices of Corvallis grange, will he held in the court house at or vullis, o:i Iecember IS and Four sessions are being planned, beginning on the evening of I he ISt li and extending through the forenoon, afternoon and evening of the IStli. All the gesi-us will be open to the public, ami a cordial invitation is extended to all who are interested in the far n er' welfare. Arrangements are being made for a picnic dinner on Fri day, the l'.Uh. at the grange hall. Knllroatl ('oiimitHsioii. It is understood that l'.aker eonnty will have several aspirants for a place on the railroad cuiu inissiou at next session of the leg islature. If it is Kissihle for a democrat to secure the p'aee we would favor one of that politic il persuasion; but if a repuli.icaii is to fill the place, give us the present iucumlient, Hon. James P. Faull, who has served in the past with distinction. Baker t 'it v iH-mocrat. liesult of CarelesmiesH. The Grant County News savs a large numberof John C.iny's sheep that died last winter near his resi dence weie ii It where they fell, and the June sun made the stench almost unbearable, yet the family lived in it all -noimer. As a ena sciiience diphlheiia or a lata' Uiudied malady was created, an 1 is now doifg its deadly woikiu that section of the country. Antonelle v Doe. J. Antoiiclle, the partner of I. I 'oe, wbodid contract ing on the Oregon Pacdir ext-nsion east from Albany last winter, has advertised a dissolution of the partnership. Mr. Antonelle is now in San Fran cisio. He says that lie will push his suit in I'oitland against Mr. I'oe, and recover his plant, which iias been luri.e 1 over to tin- thinl pjrt-. A Knotty I'roMeiii. Corvallis Ja.ette : Milk in Cor vallis has been rai-nl " cents a gillon in i oii-eiUeiic.-, of course, ol t ie "McKinley bill." Whether the cream w ill rise any 1 t!er on the milk for the same reason is a problem yet to ' solved. Officers Kleeteil. Corinthian I.ode No. 17 A. F. and A. M., at its meetin-j Satur- lav evening elected the following I ollii er to serve the ensuing year K. V. l.-mgdoni, W. M ; F. M. Kedlield, S. W; II. L. Waldeii; Iavid Froman, Treii-uier; (',. B. Winn, Secretary; P. C. Ander.-on. Tyler. The New I'liHuinalli Cliapel. I The "Keezel Memorial Chapel. i preacning a uiv.81 impressive ser- moil. Six hundred and lilty dollars were subscribed to pay olf the indebtedness on the new edifice. COAST NOTES. Astoria is to have free delivery by Jan. 1st. Scailet fever has made its appear nice in Baker City. At the city election at Pendleton Monday, the total vote cast was i;.")7. The police of Portland made 5:10. arrests during November. 2i4 of which were drunk and disorderly. The comity judge of Baker county has been arrested for i-iliing liipior without a license in Baker City. Brownsville has plared the saloon license at -f 1200 per annum. To saloons have taken out licenses at this amouir. Jackson county can now claim to have as tine a system of public wagon bridge as any county in the state. The county has a heavy debt, but it has something to show for it. The ground near The Dalles Lumbering Co's mill, in the mountains, aliout eighteen miles from The 1'alles is covered with about eiht inches of snow. The first rain of the winter brought several landslides in the Cow Creek canyon Tile day night. It is. not likely, however, thaf there w ill be any tumble ot" c m- scipience from slides this winter even if the weather hit better than usual. Now is tne time of the year when the married ladies are visit ing l be stores aid buying Chii-I-iiiiis presents for their husbands, the bills for which will be presen ted by the merchants to the afore said IiihIi.ui Is about, four weeks later. i loose lake in Lake county, ( Ircgon, has dried up to such an extent that wdiole sections of land are made v leant, and lately the Land l.'lice at I .tike view received tvtenty eight tilings on land made vacant by the exhalation of the lake water. Another farmer with gjose-hiint-iug pioclivities has met w ith an accident. Mr. Win. Roberts ol Despain Gulch, while hunting g.'cso near Prospect farm in ''initilli County with Van Simmon, received a charge of lnirk-h.it in the hand. The Jacksonville Times says that a large number of timber land locv t'jrs iu the valley are making pre parations to establish claims on the unsiirveyed timber lands at the head of Rogue river, the impres sion hfvin.' g'ne abroul that the lands will be surveyed and placed on the market in a short lime. Then; are many choice locations in the unsiirveyed townships. As F.d Pciigra was pissing .linlk ns' point nearkugene tie dis covered a 2x12 )lank across the railroad track which he removed. At that place th short curve is hidde" bv the point of the hill, and the Rosehurg local which was I due al ut 2:15 might have had trouble if the plauk had not been removed. The "Fiist National Bank of Rost bin g-' w ill le ready for bu.-i-ncs suite time about the tirstof tin: year. Joseph ialhraith, ol Albany, and his associates h-ve appiie I lo the Treasury Depart ment and received permission lo establish that institution Rosehurg Ri view. Matt I Iendrics n, a farmer of I e p River, near Astora, was taken for a bear by J. S. I lillborg, w bile they w.-re hunting togethc and siiot and kiPeil. It is the same old story of sonieth'iig moving in the bushes, and a hunter too exci ted to wait until he ould see what h" was shooting at. but with a steady nerve and deadly aim. TW lilillll lio.VM, 111 ' l's pMiitentiarv there Hil . urn il three hundred and ' ;.iy old ami young boys, and ol , u.it whole number all but two are users ol tobacco iu one or both forms. This was very cleverly illustrated on Thanksgiving day w hen the prisoners were treated to cigais. All but two of them accep ted, with uuiitterabl thanks, the lit tie present otlered them. Ihese two do ut chew or smoke per cent age of lobaeiv) users criminals seems to be Li rge. Salem Statesman. The among rather ItlSINKSS LOCALS. W. I-' Reed has the be.-t as-olt ment of black silk ever show n in Albany. Please call and see if you care to chanue your order on heatiiu stoves, our stock is complete again. M A TT 1 1 K W'S A W A H 1 1 1! I ' KN . 1 le'cules baking powder is the best in the market, and is is Id cents, cheaper per can than any other. Powell v Co. keep it. Julius ( iradivohi's mammoth display of holiday goods is now complete and the nice Christmas presents aie going fast. Holiday shoppers should call early at the (ioldiMi Rule Bazaar end select their presents. Nothing sun 11 about Mat thews & Washburn. They oiler to all cou ples married between Thanks givingand New Years buying from thein a stove one of the handsomest and most necessary art'des free of charge that a newly married couple will wan ee their show window. I'ay Omvel in Khimulli. It was reported last weeg that the augur iu the 1-Jdoiv.do mini was bringing up pay gravel at that time. Ti e hliie gravel diggings on the Klamath bid fair lo prove a vuitable mine of wealth in the near future, if piesent prospects hold out. A lleateil Axle. A freight car dropped in on the siding yesterday, was found to have taken tire from a heated box and young Mr. Warner extin guished it before any Serious damage w as done. I'KKSONAI.. Al Boenicke went to Portland yesterday on business. A. B. Wood in came in yesterday from his ranch in the Green Basin. Superintendent Shaw, of the Mill City mills, was iu the city yesterday. j The Stavlon Sun has been resur rected after a peaceful sleep of sev eral months. Thos. Brink leaves this morn ing for Portland to lay in a large stock of goods for the holiday trade. A team belonging to Frtnk Mer rill bee ill) e frightened and ran away yesterday morning. The dam age was nominal. Miss Sophia Ixigust, who has been visiting in this city, the guest ol :uih loiiy .Miller, re- I turned home vesterdav. One of Our Kent Kesourcen Grant Countv News I V ast j anu oiversnieo are iiie maiei'ai j resources of Oregon. Boumiless , the opfiortunities presented here for the profitable employment of capital and labor. A I! our leading home pursuits are destined to undergo early and rapid expansion, j i: i t .. Ihere can lie no doubt ol this. We have already entered on this ; the stage of our second urow lh. But on none of these domestic in- llllHtrieS does there a Vait SUCh pheiiomeuul growth as that re served, for the liiisiuess ol quart, mining. It U the on- thing iu which we have the raw material without stint, unexampled In-iii-ties for its proscutioli and that cannot be overdone. lliKfiiu'n tjueer Lau . The code of I Iregon contains in one place a very stringent law against the establishment ur en couragement of lottei ies of any leHcriptoii, within or without the state: yet in another section (-t'.VJ.i the state is set up us a lottery manager in that most sacred ot all dntiesdevolving upon the American cilieii i.he choice of its public ollicers. It provides that where I ao or more persons leceive an equal numberof votes for the same oltice they shall determine by lut I i which one is entitled to the place. ! ' 1 he law is a curious mixture. Election ot OlMi-em. 1 lie memhers ol .Merherson ie-i lief corps. No. IS, are requested to be present, at the regular meeting this evening at 7 i'.m. The special order will he election of ollicers and a full attendance is desiied. By order of ll e president. At II. J. Jones' you will find some of the neatest bibles you ever saw. Nothing nicer could he found for a preee it. W. F. Ildparte for liolitlay Cools. Wc have in Slock now the Best as well as tlie Land DliY FOODS, MOTIONS, FANCV (i()0!)S AND FUKNISHIN; (iOODS Kveiy slmwii iu Allan V- please you CdiniiieiR'iui'- Decciiilicr Our cloiks nt c ist. (Vim while really the j;reale-l. ilrive ever oilereil in Alh.iny. On account of the warm fall we li-nl we are overst icke 1 in lieot's Heavy Underwear and for the next tiiirtv days shall uive extra barotitis. We inn and will save you ino-iey. Call and gf.l prices. A pleasure to show goxl. MIL'S SKIM K Ji LIVKK TILLS. Act on a new principle regula j ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dis covery. Dr. Miles' Pills ejeedily cum biliousness, had taste, torpid liver, piles, constipatioiir Un eqiialed for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest ! bJdoses for 25 cents. Samples fee, at Stanard A Cu.-iek. For the next :!) days Wilcox A Conn will enlaig- any old pictures atone-half the reg-i'ar price; an size from 10x12 to oOxliM from up. Nothing would be inoie ap propriate lor Christii::: j. SEWING MACHINES sS, loi the lie Wh i-lvr X Wimjn, No, I. ROPE AND- CHAIN, t K lu :n tliin niarku'. We erry none cut pun iiianillu, and ran give yoii any from 1-4 to 1.1-2. A I sit.-, ol i hun tri-iii :t HI t- -l 4 SlhWAKT Jn SOX. PAINTS AND OILS u?1 Wllt U:ilt, nil. Ill Unites, COll oil, lllr eu'ilii- ll8,nle ifrt art:, ele SiKWAUi lrv,v.r p .,1, . j H KIN I'll T. MlliLrill Vist ,v .siti I i ,iioi iii-4iiiji; iie iM-ft la vorite unu fo-l Ineiliillil Ml--.l piaiion at i le.ll I. I a L-il... r ... . ... I .ii, .1 i.istiiliiienU an.l llic l-.-it mi- ma.lilnea M ONKV TO LOAN - In Urse or sn-rili aiii-miiiii, fro-ii six in -nihil t the ! on nitii and i.i ii v-m.iiy rem e-i.ti..- ) l ull o.i oi H-lilre-.l W. K. il. I'll. rim, lt-al fllAU" lilOhl f, -il-INi-IILe 1.11.1 lltttlne. II GuNs AND revui.vep.s i-l.it trl It -I-; hi- tiMiMji-.l il on- -.rt ot oar leisi lit-H.-l. 'I hat'b a uilnUike. We are m It lioit A',-wf tllail eltrf W.i liv a iiii: lim- ol Marlin mi. I Win Ii rilr rirt. -i, ami l-r. Ii loAiinur atiotui-ii riiiuif hi pri-e lioiu gl'S AI-m all ttu; lal- iiiirroveil re, oi i -ri SlK'-VAHl i. SOX. WV u ant to ti II loll III ,t lie i:lil til lii '', loll at Ul tone. I it I li-'; c;ili l-f 1 1: h.tttal:t'4l-n. Ilita I-., 'til 1 li:lt H.! s it . II w ar .v toX. S' ' ttltt- 1 1ll-- ol lOlll II fM' l I I :t A.rt v S-iv hail. EEJ GUl'l'EHS. i-i e a ' J ( uiu-r .-i ir k-ii-Ii f-ir tkle. iliABY CAHHIACES W kt. p on li:tttl lar ai-trl:ii--it 4'l tin lull : ;:! iiU'ii ltult tjrkK,jl fcn.J -u.iojiy t-if, an 1 ih'i.'ia in pi if c fim 4 u il'i, Thi-re Uu t a n:.-er Lit v -n(-Atiiin iiU iruil. ,uk'tH tit ttl t;tliiV. Ve.klM tu.it wj rcul. 6i'r..V.ltl V Sl. i,'ak. i k ll 1 1 hu, lunllli a-i-t nct t l.n- tll. i-vsiretl liy Shi-.h' Catarrh IU- ne.lv. l'r c .". I ."eiltH. liij.-t-Wf (.-.t. t'jf Sit- ll r.-ili 13 ,V XaHt.ii. Kor lame la -k, I'.iruus I'iiter- MlUMIII. aide 1'ri.v :lll-Ht, US. Sliilol.V i . e.in at l-'o-liav READ, Assorf incut of AW Know that v- can hi Wo will Murk the anoi tmcnt is koo.I. This is I I . rt.. I I iLAIilKS. AIT "it-N h.i Hit t. t-.l.i ; : i-l littl I KvtiV w I i. It turn'! A it ! l P.SSPECTFULLY, W. F. READ. rvi i i Mas IS A!ID WISE :I3L:DAY I.OOKI N(i AT OIK AKKAY Of r.i-auliriil iooln fur the Approach ins Ilullilay Seaitnn. t 'nnsi.-.tiiii o' toilet case-, lesli and leather nlliums, elega-t p.-rfuine stands, iniiuieiire sets and g.l! pens, a'so a tine linn f nit work, and novelties suita'i'e for old f-ml yo-uig. Jur price this year on all kiud f holiday goods Is Riirpri nigl) iow and the puiilie is invlt'd to call ants-e tin:, beaulrul liUUv presents, tie !i! pleasure in sliouing our gooils wnetlier uni wish to purchase or not. TANA1-(D .' CUplCK I IR-T ST!M FT, Near Revere II. .use. ALBANY, nil. m h For the -A Pine Diamonds, sd - ' An logau. ass rtine i t of G Kl and Silver headtt Uinlnellas anil (iM llcadtd anes. All the latent novelties in jaelry f tn Sa nson H. EW Till-: I.RAMN'i HOLD ON AND w MR THOS. W illfoon have the linest . other In.liilay fiu iis i vi i biciiht t I.Hlhl) All KS t l'..i'oi, N.,.t L-4H-. KaiuiK.'-. -.'o t s.,,i ., a-l t.n; ml -ili-1 sriut: ivi. I.ii-. . nil we jo ir fruit. AMMUNITION w - "i'-e line..) shot jiondrr. Iloailnl alirlta CHrlri'li:i-. !., Mill i i I at n a oiial.le figures, lioii'i forif-f u lien veil i-riie lo lay in oar winti-r mttiiiU -f :i-uniti..n fi pr.i'i-. t lour r:i-. Ii fr..u o ll.c iuroa.1 i,f lhat r.ru-n .'i k. il n.ii rnt. - .- .... .-. Hand, S:i3P?ERS!Ar.E HCW 4 v I iHiii Holidays Line of- ?) Go !d and silver liiviwiic dc. AT- ART'S. JKWKLKR. BRINK ck of WICKTil R' (".-'. I! US and, i Albany. 5milli Prcmiei- Compart, 'eat and Imiable. 1 !o Hot fail to e aniine th ''rreinirr1' l.i't'on lni in . . M. M. i ;.-. 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