Morning daily herald., December 10, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING ttKRALD; WEDNESDAY. Dfi'O'flMllEK 1890.
"Y
OK SAXK.
" Tk IXailt Hmuld will be
mim web morning at H. J. Jo
beat stor,wber lti n be
iHwli per copy.
JCTTIHAB A Bell r TOWN.
A fine line of holiday slippers at
Searla.
Ladies scarlet underweai at cost
at BearU. .
Buy oar shoes at Searls, and
see money.
It will be of interest to yon to
read Klein Bros. adv.
Ji Urge let of blue and scarlet
twill flannel at coal at Searls.
' 4ireet reduction in Gents furn
isntat goods at W. F. Keed.
Holiday novelties in endless va
riety at the Ladies' Bazaar.
A niefe oe stamping aper for the
Holiday trade at (i. W. Simpson's.
. Broken candy 15 ren's per oiind
or two pounds for 25 cents at
I sooi's. .
But your supply of tiaonel and
ssTefrom 10 to 20 cents per ard
at eIs.
.fee "Ladiea Bazaar lias hun-d..-4
i rood and useful articles
for" holiday gifts.
License to wed was granted yes
terday to Elmer K. (iordon and
Clara E. Roberts.
A' special train brought the
steamer passengers from Yaqnina
to this ctty yesterday.
' ' Nothing is nicer ior a Christmas
present than one of those lieauti
ful books at H. J. Jonea'.
As nice a stock of photograph
albums can be seen at 51. J.. I ones'
as eoe could desire.
Go toG. W. Simpson's for stamp
ing goods in tray cloth, bureau
scrf, splashers, etc.
Read Tlios. Brink's new adver
tismeat this morning, lie has
a fine stock of furniture.
W. F. Read bas very large stock
of fancy silks, einhryiderr silks
and fancy goods for holiday trade.
We have just received a fine line
of pon pons, arasenes, chenilles,
lintels, cords, banner rods, etc.
U. W; Simpson.
Tbe largest and best selection of
kid gloves and handkerchiefs ever
shown in Albany can be seen at
the Ladies' Bazaar.
" Have you seen those beautiful
cement-walls in the cemeteries,
put np-by Egan & Achison, at half
the cost of stone.
For nice fresh pies, cakes dough
nut' and everything in the baking
line yon cannot do better than to
cull on Parker Bros.
Some of me latest styles of ele
gant bed lounges can be seen at
FortmUler h lrving's, as they have
juwe m nssv iuiviw.
Pianos, organs and painting.
Come and select a Xruas present
that will last a lifetime and do all
tbe family at Mrs. Hymans.
2U0 cloaks to be sold at cost this
is the best bargain ever offered in
Albany J' Come before the assort
ment is broken. V. F. Read.
A large let of white, scarlet and
. gray blankets oiug at $1 .26, $2.00,
1? SO M 00 and 15 00 at Searla.
On Friday evening, Dec. 12, a
. fair and social will be given at the
W.C.T. U. hall by the King's
la ughtert, a Methodist Sunday
' school society.
Those contemplating building
neat fences for city residences
should call at Richards & Philipps'
-.wpod'tnrning establishment at the
feotof Jtaker street, and examine
of some their fine work.
If the large number of marriage
licensee that have been issued by
the county clerk during the past
mouth is any riiterion to go by,
some very frigid weather will be
eiperienced this winter.
The screw driver found in
Blodgett A Un's store. Mr. Schell
says be has not seen for over a
year.; -and was probably stolen
from him by the man who burg
larised the store. No clue to the
thief has been obtained.
Rev. T. Abbott will give lecture
sermons in the Pearee memorial
charth on next Sunday, Dec. 14,
at 1 1 . M.and 7 :30 r.ii. ' Subjects :
Horning "The Divine Sovereign
ty and .Moral Freedom." Evening
"The Salvation of the IabI."
Grace, 5-yer-old daughter of C
K. 'Brownell was burned very
..Ittdfy Monday afternoon with
.asbolic aciJ. She broke a vial of
the poison in her mouth, but fur
tuuatalv spit it out immediately,
and the burn is not nearly so had
as it otherwise would ha've lieen.
I.vi. lHnglas, of Harrishnrg,
waa in the city yesterday.
John I torn returned yesterday
fraui a trip to Southern Oregon. '
Deputy Sheriff I. S. Smith went
to Harrisburg last eveni.ig to col
lect taxes.
D. C Holt, of Lebanon, who re
cently sold out his drug business
in that city, went down to Port laud
yesterday.
Dr. J. F. Heury of Brownsville,
passed down the road yesterday to
Portland on his way to Clackamas
county, whtre he was called by the
sickness of his nephew, the young
son of Hon. B. K. Henry, who
formerly resided in this county.
Kev. J. K. Kirkpatrick of Ib
anon, waa a passenger for Portland
yesterday noon. Himself and Mr.
Thomas Kay of the Salem woolen
mills are figuring un connecting
Lebanon and Waterloo with an
electric motor line and establish
ing an immen" manufacturing
and power producing plant at the
latter place. The plan is perfectly
feasible aad would inaugurate a
profitable and praiseworthy enterprise.
ines-
proenrea
t.. a
CITT COUNCIL.
Hon Eltottio Ligbti Ords
tkt Struts-Bills Allowed.
The city council met in regul
session in the council rooms la
evstnimr. the mavnr ami itnimiil
men all being present except
Deyoe.
The special committee to whom
was referred the matter of prepar
ing the new city charter, reported
progress on the same.
The owners of lot 3, block 10:!,
and lot 1, block 14, eastern addi
tioa, were ordered to build a new
sidewalk in front of said property
within ten days.
The mayor and recorder were
instructed to write to Binger Her
mann iu regard to the passage of
the Albany bridge bill through the
lower house of congre9. It bus
already passed the senate.
The street coinuiit-sioner' was
instructed to put a railing upon
Sixth and Vine streets to prevent
learns from running into the
water ditch.
Petition of Mark Hulbnrt and
others for a new sidewalk on the
east line of block 42 was referred
to the committee on streets and
public properly, with power to act
in the matter.
The committee to whom was re
ferred the matter of electric street
lights reported, recommending
i hat lights lie placed at the follow
ing locations: At the junctl n of
Jefferson and Fifth streets ; at the
junction of Washington and
and Seventh streets: Ferry and
Ninth ; Ellsworth ar.'i Second ;
Vine and Ninth; Lafayette and
Kighth; Main ami First. They
also lecommended the removal of
the light not at the junction of
Caluiiooia an I Filth streets to
Vine and Fifth streets. The r-)-lort
was adopted.
hi i. is ALLOWED.
Geo. W. Hughes if 5.1 30
Electric Light Companv.. . l'J4 50
John Maxwell "... 42 84
A. C. Stelluiai her 4 00
Train & Whitnev ! 00
P. W. Spink 7 59
Robert Brown 6 00
W. H. Warner 2 00
N.. I. Hen ton 37 25
Judges andclerks of election 30 00
Jud s snd clerks of fire
man's election 6 00
The bill of
allowed.
A. Krumrei was dis-
BE80I.OTIO.x8 OF CONDOLENCE-
At a reftilar meeting of John F.
Mill r, W. i: held Dec (Ith,
IS' . the f.-llo i-i . preamble and
resolutions ne unanimously
adopted :
Whereas, I :i view of the loss
you have sustained by the death
of vour beloved dangh'.er Mabel, be
it,"
Resolved, That we sincerely
condole with th - family of the
deceased on the dispensation with
which it has pleased the Divine
Providence to afflict them, and we
ommend them for consolation to
Him who orders all things for the
best, and whose chastisements are
met in mercy.
Resolved,' That this heartfelt
testimonial of our sympathy and
soirow he forwarded to the
lereaved parents of our departed
friend, and to the press.
Hattik A. Cktkon,
Hattie Tillotkox,
Doll Saltmahmi,
Committe.
Preabytrifcn Fair.
The ladies of the United Presby
terian Church ate as busy as liees
dressing dolls and preparing for
their fair, to be held Tuesday eve
ning. Iec. 16. A large number of
dolls are already dressed and much
care has beeu taken in the lilting
and making of the clothi. All
sarmenta are well and n : l y iin
ished and fastened with buttons
and button holes, or hooks and
eyes, so that thev can be . a-.ly re
moved. The latfies bet-p-uk .i fair
share of patronage and invite the
public to attend the fair and ex
amine the articles on sale. There
will also be a variety of arlicleg for
boys on sale.which will be of good
liiality with prices to suit tvery
urchin in the city.
Com mitt
Gone to Coo Kay.
Captain T. W. Symons. United
States engineer, has gone to Coos
hay to get the work st.irted on the
goverrunpnt works there. Mr.
I'olhemus, who has had chart;.' of
the improvements at Yacjuin i lor
several vears, has gone I" Coos
bay to take charge there and Cap
t tin Symons is going over to give
him instructions as to what to do
this winter. There is a wharf to
be built and scows and material to
be collected and contracts to be
made, etc., which will occupy the
greater part of the winter, and as
soon as the weather ermits in
the spring work will be begun on
the jetties. '
Left for Parts I'nknown.
Fred Votley, the man who was
hot by Policeman McClain, has
left the city. He had almost en
tirely recovered from his wound,
ami was to have Wgun work cook
ing in the Franklin house ( Waver
ly hotel) Sunday. Sunday morn
ing, however, he arose very early,
about 4 o'clock, got breakfast for
himoelf, cat the same, and skipped
for parts unknown. It is believed
that he suspii-ioned that he would
be arrested for some crime com
mitted before he came to this city,
as he always acted very ipieer.
The case against. Policeman Mc
Clain will now, prolably, be dis
missed, as Votley was the only
witness.
. i
T l.lgMe.l by Klectrlvlty.
The '-'airle Woolen mills at
Brownsville will fooii be lighted
by electricity instead of coal oil.
The mechanics are now placing
the plant in iiosition, and by tins
time next week everything will le
in readiness. This will be a big
improvement to the mills.
Dress goods a specialty at W. F.
Read's.
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CEOUX C0CHTI NEWS.
Soma IaUreiting Notts Called from tht
CclamDs of the Ochoro Ssview.
The effort to establish a new
unty out of portions of Crook and
Wasco counties is not meeting with
mvrch success among the neavy
tax-payers either in this or Wasco
county.
During the storms of last winter
feed became very scarce and stock
had to eat whatever came handy
nails kegs, old rags, etc., and some
even took on a supply of gravel for
roughness. Albert Wilson killed
a cow last Thursday that had evi
dently wintered on a gravel pile, as
he found about four liounds of rock
in her stomach, but it had evident
ly proven h althful diet, as the
cow was fat and was excellent beef.
If ranchers would cultivate a taste
for gravel among their cattle they
might save considerable woik in
preparing feed, as rock aliotinds in
this county.
Tin people of this section had a
little fore t a ne of winter lat week.
Rain liegan failing on Tuesday
evening, coining down m torrents
nearly all iiislit, while snow cover
ed the surrounding hills with their
w inter garb. Hut no one objects
to the approach of w inter, as all
are we. I prepared for w hatever
storms may come, there lieiug an
abundance l Iced al over the
country ami slock are in excellent
condition, hence there is no fear
of Iok.-i hh there was la-t winter,
though there is plenty of time yet
for a long w inter ami is pi ohahlv
not hafe to predict how we A
get through until siringoiens next
April or .May.
Crook county can well ltoa.it of
the energy and enterprise of some
its women, some of whom net mi
example w Lich might well be lot
lowed many of the sterner Hex.
(.Jtiite a number of women have
taken ranches and are impioving
them to that in a few years they
will have comfortable homes. One
which will prove a valuable piece of
property if the Oregon Pacific is
built on the present survey is the
place taken Ly Mrs. Holbert on
Deschutes near where the railroad
survey crosses the river. Mrs.
Holbert was out to her place last
week and assisted in sow ing a crop
of ryesand did other work to lullil
the the requirements of the land
laws.
MONMOUTH NOTES.
Monmoctii, Dec. 8.
The Monmouth Democrat has
j changed bauds.
Mr. Thomas Boothby is putting
up a fine residence on his property
in the southern part of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolverton
of Albany were here last week
visiting Mr. Wolverton's parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolverton.
The stackholder8 of the motor
line have recently ertcted a neat
looking depot at the terminus of
their route al this place.
The free lecture on phrenology,
by Prof. Vincent, in the college
chapl Saturday evening, was well
attended.
The second term oi Oregon State
Normal school, began last Monday
with an increase of 20 new students.
The total number now enrolled is
1!2.
Mr. John Stump, while digging
a wellon eis place one and a half
miles west of Monmouth a short
t me ago, struck, 12 feet below the
surface, a layer of red piint 14 feet
thick, which experts pronounce
etial to any in the state.
S'ffllKNT.
ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION.
At a meeting of the Linn Coun
ty Busines Council, P. of II. held
Saturday Dec. , 1H'M, the follow
ing resolutions were adapted and
ordered published:
Whkkkas, There was a special
committee appointed in ISM! I by
the Senate in the state of Oiegon
on assessments and luxation with
instruction!- to repot t their con
clusions in the form of a bill at the
next session of the legislature for
its its condition, and
Whkkkas, Said commit lee bus
made its repo'l. and
Whkkkas, If the principles and
recommendations in ivg:iid to tax
utioii by said committee hIioiiM be
adopted by tiie legislature, the
b'lidens of taxation would in our
judgment fall much heavier in
the laboring classes ami farmer
of the state than under the present
laws in regard to assessment sn.l
tax a, ion, therefore be it
Resolved, That the members
of the Linn County Council hereby
request the ineiiilier. of the legis
la'iireto use all honorable means
to defeat the adoption of said re
port and enactment of its recom
mendatio'i into the forms ol law.
The ltean Why.
Why is it that Klein l.ros. can
afford to sell hoots and shoe so
reasonable? I'.ecauae they 'are
b.jth practical shoe makeis -and
make of llieir expenses by work
ii.g on the sdioc hench. and any
b o? or shoe yon lny of them, no
matter what kind it is man,
wonians or child", t::ut rip, run
oves or th sole rips loose tiiey
repair them for you free of charge,
and as they do all the work them
selves, they don't charge you 25 to
50 cents a pair extra tor a warrant
to pay some shoemaker to repair
them for you. They also make a
specialty of repairing rubber boojs.
Heir to a fortune. t .
Jos. Wilson who bus been woik
ing for the Oicgomaii railroad
com pay, leceived a letter front 'an
attorney in Ihe east Wednesday
night, announcing the death' of a
relative, lty the death of this rela
tive he inherits $1,500,000. It is
needless to say he has throwri ep
the job on the road.
Ladies' and gentlemen's hem
stitched and embroidered hand
kerchiefs at U. W. Simpson's.
BR0WN8TILLE MOTES.
It. II. Curl on Monday left for
Lebanon.
J. Riley of Benton was in town
during the past week.
Born, Dec. 2. 1800, to the wife of
Charles Powell, a son.
J. M. Moyer, on Wednesday re
turned home from Portland.
O. P. Coshow, Sr. has been
slightly ill during the past week.
The infant child o! A. (Jentry, is
extremely ill from bowel com
plaint. R. L. Blanchard of Albanv,
passed Sunday with home frienils
of this city.
Rev. J. Waldrop occupied the
pulpit of the Baptist church, on
Sunday last.
J. A. Winters, the photographer
arrived in town on Tuvsduy, and
will remain one week.
Another new house is being
erected on llausman's adoition, it
is on the property of Klmer Hull.
A. Howe, passed Sunday with
family returning to his duties on
the Oiegon ian R. R., on the
following Monday orning.
The ladies of South Brownsville
are making extensive preparations
for a Christmas tree celebration,
to take place at the C. P. cliurdi.
Since the widening of the Ore
goiiian R. R , through freight cars
of the Fnioii Pacific R. R., ore un
loading freight at the Brow nsville
dept t.
During the past week Rev. Bow
m'mox of the F.vangelieal church
has been conducting a protracted
meeting ut the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Findley McRae and chil
dren, w ho on Ihe evening of Tues
day, arrived from I'uget Sound
will remain in Brownsville during
the winter months.
On Monday, Dr. O. B. Reese,
left, for Portland, accompanied ly
his sou Pwannali, a Krlioii of the
way to Mossy Creek, Tenn., where
the young inf.n will, in the future
reside with his grandparents.
The "Citv Fathers." on Thurs
day evening met and transacted
the following business. Petition
for sidewalks in llausman's addi
tion, Oak St. and Cedar street
were granted, also a sidewalk
ordered built to the city jail. F.
M. Jacks and A. S. McDonald,
were appointed judges of the city
election, to take place on the third
Monday in December. Different
bills were allowed amounting to
$!i.70.
On Wednesday at 5:15 p. in.,
the whistle of No. 10 Locomotive,
awoke the echoes of the valley,
and informed the citizens of
Brownsville that the broad guage
was completed to that point, and
the fust train under the new
system had arrived, which means
that Brownsville is now in close
connection with the immense rail
ways of the United States, and can
ship or rt'uvivo lioight, produce,
etc., w ithout extra charge or trans
ferring. On Thursday morning
all he narrow guage roiling stocks,
remaining on this side was pushed
forward toward Cobnrg, a large
number of track layers, lollowing
and widening the road in advance
of the standard guage trains. On
Thursd-ty at 4 p. in., the regular
5 P. in., train was derailed at
Plainview, but aside I'roni the
delay, no damage was done and at
present writing the trains are milk
ing their regular trips.
C0A8T N0TE8.
firant county sent out KKH)
lieail of cattle to market last week.
('Iiin i ,iln':tH:uit are Keen daily
witliin the city limits of Salem
niniiiiiL' at l;ir;e.
Mrs. i. M Rieliv, datiiiliter of
ex-l'i i'i- ,atea Senator J. II.;
Mat i lynijr in a precarious con-
I T " : . i at l.:i (iraude.
IViulletou in noiv atllicted willi
an epidemic, of measles, t'liililren
in iii.inv families have heen at
tacked lty the ilirtease.
Raker City has U-en Jcoiiielled
to couiromi?e a case to itn owu
disadvantage lironnlit by an indig
nant man whose entile were iui-
) Kll IK It'll .
A couple appeared ltefore Squire
T., J. I. for C n precinct late
ly, ami made him a legal tender of
the usual fee, when the Squire
called, "attention. Right lace.
Front. Side step to the left. Man
and Mile. ( iii'de. Right. Match. "
The squire sava he will donate a
V toward building an armory at
Condon. Fossil Journal.
R. F. Dodd, one of the victims
of the Lake Labiali disaster died
Saturday evening at '.1:3(1 at the
(iooil Samaritan hospital in Port
land. This is the second death
that has occurred sim e the fatal
night of Ihe 12th, of Nov. Three
were killed outright ami it seems
that one man is unaccounted for
who was riding on the haggage
car. Five tombs at least must
wint lo that wreck as the cause of
the untimely death of its victims.
They are Clever MiiHlclaiia.
Concerning Gorton's minstrels,
now lilting a week's engagement
in Portland, the Oregonian of Iee.
M, says: That burnt cork lias
lost none of its drawing power
was fully shown by the large and
appreciative audience that greeted
(iorton's Ian: ons New Orleans
minstrels. Lai-t night the change
from melodrama to minstrelsy was
a most pleasing one. The corn
piny, taken as a whole, is fully up
to the average, and as good as any
8wn here for a long time. Al
though small in numbers, as com
pared with some colossal aggrega
tions, it is made up of some good
comedians and clever musicians.
The jokes are new and mirth-provoking.-'
M AKKIED.
ADiUAN WALTER -In thin city
IVc. !, by R. v. I. B. Fisher Mr.
Otto Adrian ami Mi-n t irr..urii-
Walter, both of thU city, but lately '
of Ilakota. I
King's Daughters' Entertainment.
The King's Daughters, of the
M. V.. church, will, on Friday
evening, Dec. 12th, give an enter
tainment, fair and social at the
W.C.T. U. hall. A nice pro
gramme will lie rendered, and also
quite a numlier of useful articles
will be on sale at reasonable
prices. During the evening the
young ladies will serve a lunch of
coffee and c.ike to those who de
sire for 10 cents. The programme
will liegin at 7 :30 o'clnek. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Admission 10 cents.
An Epidemic of Crime.
Dayton Enterprise: Dayton's
evil star seems to be in the ascend
ency. Within the past two weeks
the" vicinity has been shocked b.
two murders, one suicide and an
other attempt at suicide. It is
singular how disas'ers seem to
come in veries, one of the most
remarkable instances being the
reieated calamities that befell
Johnstown. Pa. Like the myth
ical "hell hounds," they travel in
groups.
aiaaoUN Take Notice,
All Masons and their families
are invited to meet at Masonic
Hall this Wednesday evening liec.
10 lor social enjoyment.
T. L. Wallace.
W. M.
Ai Little Dlncreuai.cy Hmnewlierf.
State Journal: Oregon polled
nearly 80,000 vots lait June, and
Washington at her last election
olled o4,:Mi.r. Washington, ac
cording to Census Superintendent
Porter, has IKl.OOO more population
than Ortgon. There is a little dis
ciepaecy somewhere.
BUHI.NfcSh LOCALS.
French keeps i ail rood time.
1 1 ill in & Dawson, driiggiMts.
io to Parker Bros, for fresh
bieud.
All kinds of cm tied goods at
Parker Bros.
A line line of perfumery for
Xmas at J. A. dimming.-!.
Silk uinbrellu's at French's
jewelry store.
All kinds of fresh fruits at
Powell & Co's.
Seventy-five cts. will buy you an
elegant and perfect fitting corset at
the Ladies Bazaar.
H. J. Jons has t'e larg -st line
of beautiful Christmas cards in
the city.
Nice candies, nuts, etc. at Powell
A C's, cheaper than anv place in
the city.
Choice salmon lollies and tips
at Muel.er A Carrel's.
Si'ectacles for every one at
freuch'a jewelry store.
I
W. F.
h have ia Stock now
Idfluate for Ho
the Larest Assortment of
DRV FOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS
AND FURNISHING UOODS
Every shown in Albany. We know that we can
please yon
Conmieik'iiig December 1st We will Murk
Our do iks at cost. Come while the assoitment is goo. 1 Thin is
really the greate-f. drive ever offered in Albunv. On account of the
warm fall we ti id we are overstocked in (leut.'s Heavv Underwear and
for the next ttiirtv days shall give extra barg-iins.
We can and will save you money. Call and get prices. pleasure
to show good. 1
Ml IAS IKICVKd LIVKK PILLS.
Act on a new principle regula
ting the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new dis
covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipationr Un
equaled for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest ! 60 doses
for 25 ceuts. Samples fee, at
Stanard & Cnsick.
For the next 30 days Wilcox &
Conn will enlarge any old pictures
atone-half the regular price; an1'
size from 10x12 to 50x100 from :!
up. Nothing would he more ap
propriate for Christmas.
SEWING MACHINES iS
I'M llle Hew Wh-atlrr Ot Wiln m. No, it.
j ROPE AND-CHAIN, h..
I i ilJ :n tlu in irke'. Wr eariy none lull urr
I luanilU, and -an ifive yon any muc fniiu 1-4
j to 1.1-2. A'l aif. of uh:un frein :i Hi f 1 4
SThWAKT A SOX.
PAINTS AND OILS
Ohh ami ttev
Iim ta li. 11 i ..ti
Wlillt It'll tit. (til IjMlfclli-H frtl ml lnbri.ui..l, '
.ilB,AS.le Knam., rit; SI hWAl'tl & M.
HKNRYF.MILLhRi.
tmr & Snub l-i-atitm-iiiiMiiiiig tin t? la
w.rit an. I kI infloiin iirnnl l.iui. at
Will Link'-. A I ho line
iuMiriiuu-nU ami tim Imnt kvvtui
and Hiiialt
Ilia tiltir.
fONKY 1o LOAN- lit larve ur hhuII
ifL am Hth'M, from nix ut ntthb tj five: aoS
on Albany ami I.I n coumy rral r-tatt-4'aH
uti or aiMrrtft VV. K. M. Pin r..ti, ivl
I rdtalc liruktr, uoiLe KtUM liniiv. tf
Gufls ANDREVULVERS2t""r.!:r
I ilo in .i0(.oiil ol Hit frl .I hui i.imi.
ittst. I'Imi i niitttiike. We Mre in it. now
Wrprr than ever Wn lu k line Una ut
Martin ml. I Wiui-limler rill?, anJ lirrr. li
IuuIiiik shotgun riniriiitf in pri.-e from li
U. ihl.r. Al.i tl the Ute iiu,.ruvl rv-i.lvrrd
SlKWAKf x SOX.
iUlJlES. AIT "MON
want to
itK I :h this .-11,
yiii at aiy tiiiW.
I tittij.' caw "Mf if
Kitiata' tiuu. Thi
Iui-hii wttat e ttay.
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a'M v.t can . fr
i Kirrv w i-j. li-
1 ni. n.' l it Hi-) i.ni j.i
I in it" r or uHrr
FEEO GU ITERS.
Si'-i oiie-lhir of
Olll li -r-e f.eil e)
11-1 If V .1 culler
il f Kiii.U for (ulr.
Sle.iurt .V SJ litv I,
'baby carriages
W kerp on lun.l
lurze auHt.riuie-il !
Hit llle Hill.- em ro:i .jf hoj.1, pr.l nd ;
i-an iy t.i, ii t i.irnr in pri. e fn.ni B I. i
s1, Tlirre Itu'l a Hirer lot of -'mfttiiiii nir
fruit i-a-kelf' iu t ! tallvv. We also Imxet j
j thul we r.int. Sl'KWAKl-i SOX.
C'iki tHil i l hsu, health ami uecl hteath
i e.'ured by Shioh'a Catarrh lie ne.lv. 'r i-e
J M rents. Nasil lujc Mr free. For S:e bi
; Kiisluy ti llason.
For lame ba-k, aile or du st, um: Sbilnh's
Porous P .outer- rrice 2."i rww at Foshay .V
Mason.
READ,
the Best as well as
nay Goods.
BESPECTFULLY,
W. F. READ.
AMD V!SE HOLIDAY
ySTANAID
1 LIMIKIMi AT Win: AltKtY
"C orilrautirul lol f.r the Ardach- f
1 IliR lloll.lay Seunn, J
ill ''onsiiting o toilet cikc, pi'isli anil I
-jl I lut her allium, eljeea-.t i.-rfuine stands, I
. 1 inunienre s.'ts anil ..M (.ens. a'so a line I
line of iirt work, unit novelties suituli'e I
I'l for ol. I nnu yo imr. Our jirires this var J
on all kinds f li iliil.iy goo.ls Is surpri- I
B iul ow and Ihe imtilie is invit-'il to eall l
I an t vi; th-. lieailli ul li ililiv in-'."it. II
! I Me 1:iVe ili-:isiii-e in slexving our fnal I Jj.
B wiietlicr jcin wish to iin liae or not,
FIRST STUKHT, Near Revere House. A LIS V, tli..
For the
-A Fine
Diamonds,
An Wauc assortme-it f G il-.l and Silver, heariu
Umbrellas and (ioM lleadd eanes.
All the latest novelties in jewelry of hid soafcon
II. EWART'S,
T1IF. I.F.AIUNii
HOLD ON
AM)
DON'T B
-kh:
THOS.
Will MMin have the liuct-t hto
other holiday eei brought to
Dried APPIes ?rvX2iZzVZ
Far lien rn t SleWj-t cx, arid hiiy :
app! (arirt iicxt.ii-t . nd save yo-ir fruit.
AMMUNITION shot oinlt-r, (loadit shells
rar ril;e. i-t-.. anil mi l Nt-h u n-aumli'c
flliilre. Oun'l fnrkr-t U lifi m i"-m; 'O
lay in oor aintfr tni)iilv it ai nniiii.n I.
iroie-! mir rai. h fnm il.c inioaJ. uf that
tiDK-OJikrd tmiiraDI.
Hani
w
SHOPPERS ARE NOW
GUS1GK
Mi
Holidays
Line of-
Gulil and silver
JRIKI1I
5' lilvtiTO etc.
AT-
JKWKLKR.
BRINK
k of WICKFIt LiH'ivKUS ami
Albany.
Siiiilli Premier,
Comp'H t. .Vent and
I Jura ble.
not fail to ex
amine the "l'reiniTM
before buying.
. .). Mi icr.h
a-1 A iff lit.
Z'.T llnd liii-ltitl'' II1 t.f t: St
il.. M.tu-iii l fn..u ltrlju'rAili i.liii.-e
l.i f !: I'V.
CH
1 1 1 ii . iiin.iw harrcl " hum 1 1.. ... i.
I.i-y so uih-iI, and i.n n i... v.f n. AB
pnota.
STEWART 4 SOX.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS. .!"
Con
nr o anyone wan-in-r-aii.itl.inir in th. har.i-
act
warc iui.- win wi wi'-i to ran ki Kifa-art &
om I rfc.tt pun hnn'.in; e n i . Tl,v
krrn nearly rvrrttiinir in o,j InVt I, il',
it lardnan-, au.l a uiij i,,at-ut s:r,ii facsV
tcol
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