Morning daily herald., December 25, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

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joTTiNH Aiei r TOWN.
A Merry Ohmtniaa !
The river is slowly rising.
The wonderful Annie Abbott to
jdgbt. Diaries (or 1891 ut II. J. Jones'
t.W btort .
Diamond jewelry in every design
at Will A Stark V
John Verning ia i jail at Cr
valii for beating hid wife.
Ftesl. oranges, bananas and
other fruit at I'arker Bros.
A Urge linn of the most beauti
ful diamond at Will A MarkV.
Cheapest plaee to buy yoni
f brituiaa presents is at Searls
C. J. Stua't relumed last night
from a trip down the valley.
Ko'..ert Huston and wife aie
apendiog the holidays in Corvallis.
The town was full of strangers
yesferdav, doing their holiday
aln-pping.
!. V. S. Keid and family, of
l"-'ta:d. are vi.-iting relatives
n ur I .e ha noli.
K. E. 1'avia ami fatnitv, anil J.
K. Wvatt, went to llarriahurg to
spend Christ niax. ,
Frank Craw has kin installed I
an engineer on the Lebanon branch j
ol the Southern Pacific.
Kdward Cusick came up from
Saltsin last uight to spend Chist
inns with his parents.
The city council bad no quorum
iiesent Tuesday even' ng, and ad
journed until .Monday evening.
Mrs. Guwie Palmer. nee
Schnieer. of Hope. ldahoi i.- "iend-
lug the holidays with her i-reutf
in Albany.
!io not miss the performance of
AbUtt. the wonderful max-
Abbott, the
uetic woinan at the
to night.
l.,..iJu
At II. J. Jones yon win tindj
no toe of the neatest bibles you j
ever saw. .Nothing nicer could lie
foiiuii tor a prese ii. i
ilver napkin rii gs !'" cents at
t lie corner jeweler store. F. M.
French not the McKiuley bill, the' Ut was very much surprised when
caoae of the advance in price. . , 'ol-.n-l Crocker and Stanford oh
Nothing would be moie appro- J j-cied on . e ground they had not
priafe for a prese.it to a child or ! ' ons.i t-.l iu the matter,
miss than one of those"" stvli-h ! tt..ntiiiaiu:i indignant and
readv made dresses at the Ladies ;
hazaar.
If von want to make a friend a
ni. e Christmas present, go to Will j
V Mark s, there you wll bml
jewelry and silverware to suit the
most fastidious.
maiivM and lemon neel. znte !
i ' ,
currants', naies ami ns, anu many j
u. r u r Hi.r noar the l i
asu tern ery siore near tne i . .
iucr uuu Hiiugi .it nnw.ii o
Parties desiriinr ctuines for the
New Year's masquerade ball j
ttit.nid can upon win a una, at in mat section, n any believing a
fieir mu-ic store in the oers ' new line wonUl be built. The survey
.i.iidt building. ors have now all been called in and
The store of Hmith & Moore at work ceased. Stanford and Crccker
T.ngent was broken ir.to a few ! bave finally agreed to join the road
nights ago and about )50 worth of the Southern Pacitic. Hunt-
.k .l 1 I' ll n n,n Kan ul n.lnnutl t. nluo
cutlery ana orner ai.rcnsnuise i
lery
was t arried away
A. llackleman expects his son
Thurston, who lives in Michigan,
to arriv in a day or two, with the
remains of their little child, whose
tUatU occurred recently.
Mr. H. John of A. John A. Co.
S F
., the largest costnmers on he ,
t. ast wil l here with a Ml'
selection of costume, for the mas
q raile Iwll in New Years eve
l-.c. jlst. .
Ir. Barker has returned from
I r mines of the iiolden Citv Min-
in it Co., in the tjuartzvile district, i
The company expects to put in a
oiiertz mill in the spring to work
their mines.
Several prominent lawyers of
Albany have been "bilked" by a
man " ho claimed to represent the
Portland Hurdler Stawv Com
nanvJ'' a firm which does not
exist, lie took several orders,
vetting from $1 to $2 each instance,
Mrs. (iitliert is prepared to do
dreesmakiug of all kinds. She has
employed a first class dressmaker
from Sacramento, and will guaran
tee i-atisfai tion or all kinds of
wrWf Children' gjrments a
socially. Icatiou, First street
ver the (iolden Kiile Bazaar.
Keniember the grand masquer
ade ball New Year's eve, at the !
opera house. Masks will not lie;
removed until midnight. Calcium i
lights, moonlight dance and other :
nw atlracious ill he introduced, j
Spectators' reserved seats at Will '
A lank music store.
The wife of a l'.aker City la'sirer
presented her husband with three
h-thi.-'s all in one day. The folks
were named Wunder, and thei
Daily Democrat in mentioning the r
occurrence asks if Wonder, will ever I
i -ase. . At inai rate it uon i look
as if that particular family of W1111-,
dera cease very rapidly. j
Mr. and Mr. Win. Baltimore of i
this citv, niHde 1 here daughter a!
tine Christmas present. It is a '
.I . Bauer A :. main, from Will A .
Liuk's music store. A. .,
Mi (lain also Iwiught of the;
iiua tirni a tine oritan for his
family. Such presents
would be I
acceptable by any one.
Mr. Julius 4iradwohl, proprietor
of the iolden Role Bazaar store,
iiiiuiins us that he invites the
geuerai public who desire to pur
chase any holiday presents to
hurry up, as his goods are going
very fast, ami Christmas is too
coe at hand to make new orders,
lie still has plenty of lieantifnl
holiday goods, but he cannot tell
ho long they will last, and some
items are already sold out.
Cakes For C'hrlatmas.
large supply of cakes
A
for
C .riatmas at Parker
iieah candies.
Bros.
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THE Cftiiaf MIS 0B3ES7ASCE8.
Tha Gaily Daekad Timi tad Exarc sti at
iat aamaa uoarcnci.
Christina, eve was obe.ved bv
the s,mil4V tooi,, at t). various ;
cnurciies ol trua city in an appro-,
, priatemanner.andtriediBtrihution
oi presents iroiu ll;e irmly decked
tree, jaueu witii beautiful pres
fiita ana
urrounded bv decora
tions for the occasion, was partici
pated in alike by old and voung.
At the Presbyterian church a.
lieantiful effect was produced by
using the electric lights to illumi
nate the tree and itsaccoiupanying
ar-di and pyramid of evergreens.
At the Evangelical chimdi a
candy uHViing was given with
appropriate exercise.
At tin Baptist church, the Me
thodist, the Congregational, and
the Christian churches the pres
ents were taatel'ully arranged
among the evergreens of the state
ly trees, and were distributed with
the usual excerciseg, while at the
t'nited Pieshyteiiuu church were
two trees and the proverbial chin
iiiy tlon which the little lo'kb
ih eainof jolly Santa Claus coming.
Theeiercixei at the churches were
next entertaining. Mny homes
about the city were also iiluiiiiuv
ed anil adorned with brightly
ilecked Christmas tsees, where the
little people joined W'th the older
-ties in the enjoyment of Christ
mas cheer.
Iu this city to-day the savor oi
roat turkey and plum pudding wil
le aoroad, and the day will be
jiven overas a holiday. The hanks
.md many other business houses
Milt lie closed and no business will
Ik done, except lbs routine ol
..oi k that must go on.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
t ia Siid tka Soutuara Pacific Will
ExUad tha 0.-iOO;.an Iioa:
Hot
Accordieg to an eveningi-aperof
San Kraii'-isco ttie people of smith-
! eastern ( regon have lost t heir pros
I-" oi.havinga new rad.oad tor
i 'er uuue iwuHina. iu
I some reoicn caiiiiitiisii iiiuuceu
(.'. P. Huntington some months
mo to buy the Oregouiau railroal
tt hich runs frjin East Poitland
alon-4 the east side of th.- Willam-
I etie river to K oburg. Huntington
maa.-!
the pnri haseon hehaliot the
uthern PaciCc com pan v. or at
cl that was hi? intention, and
some ti' r.innks were made
I fun tin ton d .1 siicced in getting
dis. Ilopkint-earls to assume
lialf the indebtedness of the road
and the New York magnate then
proceeded to extend the road south
t.oru Coburg entirely separate
' .roin the houlheni racihc corn-
He tirst built from Cohuns
. w.
I'J Ill IIIKUCUl, BI1U W(
to fpnngtieiti, anu there a large
rtrveyins, party matle a s irvey 54
., ,, Ihnuivli tli
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iu.tiai.vn ili nn.lill ami i-ninr ft.rtu
ir,i.,krrv
..( the Willamette river
J Ills
movement at oused great inu rest
ii.i". - -
extending the road regardiei'S ol
! he interests of the Southern J'a-
I citio lines in Oregon. -
Kstrciii Low Water.
Th Corvallis Times ris8 with
j this remaik: The Willamette
. nMn at ,hia BWHRan . thtt VMr
VeaU.rlay Max FriendlV . gging
;ollUitlwlkiitlllgof a ...nS
hr vok . ,OTlUll ahnIlt
.. -, i.it -v
' A I1IIIV iii m llll, 11,1
and the driver tiidn't get a drop of
water on himself. The liWr his
never been known in limmi'i-r.
The
Lmuteru Klwli.
Edward Schmeer, a clerk at
Mueller St Uarrett's was using a
lantern in their wre house early
yesterday in.irning, when it ex-
j plodtd, causing a brisk blaze. He
; extinguished the flames try smoth
ering them
hands were
with his coat. His
considerably burned
in the ojieration.
Lutheran Meetina suit Seririre.
The Lutherans of Albany and
) vicinity are kindly requested to
! meet a! the First Preshytnian
; church on Dec. JJti, at 11 o'clock a.
j u., for the purNse of organizing.
Services will be held in the aiter
I noon at i -o'clock, Rev. tiust E.
; Mever.
The Albany Foatettlce.
Who will be the successful one
among the candidates for the Al-
bauv Dostottice is still a matter of
cwiijecture. It is not likely that 1
the Oregon delegation in congress
miii unite upon a man for the posi-i
liikii llnlit ulfar tlio luvlirlai-u I
""''t" To-Hi,,rrw.
uwmg to Uhristmas, and
the
desire on the part of the printers, j
along with the restof the world, to j
enjoy fhe festivities of the day, no!
paper will oe issueii irom this
,n'l! lo-morrow : morning.
- Th. , nlu rliic.
Is the only line running two
mat trains daily from Portland to
'""ana, m. rain, Kansas (. iiy,
; t hicago, Mt. fxmis ami all doiulb
r.sat and South. Buy your tickets
of C. (. Rawliugs, font of Broad
albiu street, Albany.
Holiday Book.
Ladies call Mrs. Hvman's and
give your order for the juvenile
bookior Christmas. The latest
out.
i have a few albums and glove
hoses that 1 w ill sell for lees than
cost to close. E. C. Searls.
Tile beat make ot gold pens
French's, a 'educed price.
at
Fine cheese at F. L. Kenton's.
iMpaOtE THE SIREE13.
8saa Plia 8Wld Ba Adopted Bettariag
tha Cviditioa of tha Tborongtfarts.
ti. i n. f:
the buaineis .treeu of Albany is a
111C Icot-ll lllllllllt .-fAilllluil Ul
source of unfavorable comment,
both by residents here ami viii-
tors. It is but the annual recur
rence of the same old tiouble that
must eiist until some permanent
street improvements are made.
This PRnie question is agitating
other cities of the Picitic coast,
and has elicited some discussion
which might be applicable here.
It at least shows that rlher towns
aie trying to do awav with muddy
streets.
The subject of introducing some
more modern style of improving
streets is lieing quite generally
diacussed, and the discussion
mints up none too soon. People
cau have good stieets if they will
pay for them. A writer in the Or
egonian says: It is nselebs and
senseless to complain of muddy
streets as loin; a- streets are im
proved with crushed stone or
gravel. The first wt of such im
provements is less than stone
block, asphalt or aoodi-n blocks ;
but the macadam or gravel soon
wears out, and is a coimtant ex
peuse sit the time it is doing so,
as all the siona or gravel has to be
hauled away in the form of mud
or dust. A ifeutleman who is in
faiorof having better etreeis savs
the Xichol-on navement is the
brs', lieing a i:oi)th anil noNe'essr,
and although in Portland it did
not last forever, it lasted longerj
and made a better street than
macadem. :md if it had been
placed on a proper foundation and
the blocks carefully selected, it
would have lasted as long us any
one could exp.i-t. .
Asphalt streets are probably the
best in level around: but a great
deal of wooden block' pavement,
and brick paveuieut. is being laid
in Eastern cities. None of these
are liable to be converted into
mud with such, celerity as the.
cruslifit rotten stone used on the
streets here.. If there is any place
where an anti mud pAveuient is
needed, it is right here in this
moist climate.
.Mrs. Abbott.
Tliia marvelous phenomenon
will appear at the opera house in
this city on Christmau night.
Every seat should he taken.
Nothing like it has ever been seen
here. Prices Within reach of all.
"Two large and jiowerfnl men
men failed to4ift her off her feet,"
says the Boston Herald. A mini
ter of other teBls were mads, and
the visitors were astonished at the
results. Neither the management
nor Mrs. Abbott attempt to Ac
count for the results produced.
They do not claim that the force
emploved is spiritual, ineehanical,
muscular, electrical of odic. They
(imply say that they do not know
how the feats are performed.
They give the exhibition in full
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i view oi me audience, uinioiu me
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1 1 Llk ff '1 lfl Kin Lit .lull. mn. I . .......
j L-if K mi nnrAiartita. u, v. ir.lira-v
(articles of furnitn
re.
A ComniendableChrlatBiaat'reaeat.
Tire Southern Pacific Railroad
have done a very coixmendable
act, in donating one hundred
dollars to the Indian school at
Cbemawa, lor the many ac'e oi
kindness performed by the pupils
and teachers at the l-aks latonh
disaster. It wilt be remembered
that the pupils of this scnool were
unremitting in their kindnesses to
the unfortunate victims of that
wreck, and the railway officials
have given thi amount as a mere
expression of good feeling for such
action.
Orderlid to Ieave Towu.
Scarcely a day passes but that
Chief of Police If oli'niau or Borne
of his subordinates, order one or
two, and sometimes a d.-z. u.
tough characters who arrive at the
depot upon the brake beam of the
overland trains, to move on, and
do not allow them to stop here.
One night recently ten ol these
fellows wcie compelled to move on
and the next night six more were
served the same way. Albany's
police force deserves credit lor
keeping these chaps out of the
citv.
Important to Houelieeiera.
..It gives Julius Oradwohl great
satisfaction in selling his fine
(i.ilden Rule tens and baking
powder, with elegant prizes or
without them, that his customers
who have purchased invalublv re
turn and say they are well pleased,
that the fea is No. I. and the bak
ing powder is as good as the lieet.
A'l his teas and hiVinir powder
bfjrs l lie name of .Inli'is Orad
wold's (iolden Rule Bazaar, and
are l8Biy put up tor his bug 1-
nes? am ,,e 8,i,J continue- 1o give
w'"i each pound ot tea or baking
r"'"-1 'am jmn- 01 ptes-
W aTC.
Ladlea Fine Shoe.
make a suecialtv of handliiv
I
tallies tine slmoa f rarrr c.-n r.1
the best brands made in line an. 1
uiedium graden. in wiutho frim
to EE. All wtrranled good; no
trash, and will repair any pair, of
thoes of any kind sold that will
rip or break, bamuel E. Young
-Holiday tioode at French'.
Wanted Every, one who is
looking for holiday -presents for
their friends, to call and examine
the new and elegant assortment of
watches, jewelry and silverware,
just received at F. M. French's,
the corner jewelry store. A ticket
to the drawing for each dollars
worth of goods purchased..
Latest ft vies in
neckties at Searls'.
gentlemen's :
Choice designs in handkerchiefs
at Searls'.
Mince meat atF. L. Kenton's.
Silk mufflers at Seat Is.
Uold spectacles at French's.
CRUSHED HIS LEO.'
Tha Accldant That Bfll a Toaag Has
in tha flarritburg Floatinj Mill.
nARMSBUKH,
Pec.
24. Yester-
. . 1 . 1
met
the
wixil a stnuua u.iucui, iu
:.J
doming mill of Levi Douglas, at
this place. He was in. the third
story of the mill looking after
some part of lha machinery, when
the engineer below heard him cry
ing for help. He hastened to his
assistance, and found him lying
upon the floor, with one leg broken,
it having been caught in the ma
chinery crushing the limb above
the ankle.
The unfortunate man was given
medical attention at once, and
will recover. He bad until re
cently been employed in the Ked
Crown mills in Albany, and was
an industrious voting man.
KEAL ESTATE SAI.KS.
N i Rice el.ux to Trustees Mc
II argue cemetery, .small
tract in tp 1-1. S U 2 w $
.1 II lUrhl. to T R Hibhard,
lots :i, 4, bl 'J, nheloiirn
A J Hodges to F W Spencer,
lois 7. 8, bl 7, F's A, Albany
Henry Cyrus, et al to Nancy
K Cioft, S E vr of sec 31, tp
10, 8 R.l E
Frank Crabtree to Naucy
Croft, same as above. . ,
.1 C Johnson etux to Lee Bil-
300
10
1
iiii
yeu, narcels in bcio
W II Hobson et al to J A
Maag, 1 t 4, bl 0, H's A,
Mill City
Yirgil, Electra and Eetella
' t-tites to J J Baker, 1 acie,
Harrishurg
Lee liilyeu et ux to X C My-
. ere, lot 28, in Sc-io
(j. D Feebler to C ioan, lots
:i. .4, bl 2 ), S M It's A, Leb.
A 1) tlorneret ux to Anna B
Kerrv, 40 acres sec 31, tp '.,
S R3 E v . . -..
noo
400
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THE MILK If AIDS C0SYEHT1QJ,
-This unique - - entertainment
wil be given by the ladies
of the M. E. church of Albany
Dec. 80th, 180, at tne opera
House, following
ram me:
M usic Milburii
chestra.
80I0 Mrs. C. O.
is the prog
Overture Or
Lee. M usic Select ion Orchestra.
Select Reading Miss Moses.
Music Cresent . City Waltz
Orchestra. After which the laughable Farce
entitled "The Milk maids conven
tion" represented by twenty-six
ladies in costumes 'will be pre
sented. A popular feature of this
will tie tie milk stool .drill.
Admission 25 and .Vi cents.
About Hullilnjr (ioiida.
"Useful as well as ornamental"
is the kind of Christ nas presents
to Ije found at T. L. Wallace A.
Co.'s, such as gents' fine lysle
thread and kid gloves, silk and
tine linen handkerchiefs, mufners,
silk Riiaiendere, line neck wear,
full dreee white shirts, fancy
negligee cashmere and silk shirts,
silk and alpaca umbrellas, with
fine gold or silver handles, tine
plush velvet slippers or a tine
ready-to-put -on tailor made suit
or overcoat for men, !oys and
children,, vuliees, hand-grip, .or a
tine silk hat, and hundred of
oilier valuable things -tor numer
ous to mention.
UiKitu wd nliv. ' k
I'urchasers of Boots and Bhoes
bear in mind that big ailverlise
merits act offers of big discounts
to not always mean best values.
You will have to pay Niua one a
profit at no one can do buainese
without exjiense. The quest on is
who can sell you the best goods
for the leas' money.
"M MITEL E. YoL'NO.
a Aii4.ai. i.ter.
! ! ti holding of the World's Fair in
.1 tity scarcely fifty year old will
be a remarkable event, but
whether it will really benefit the
nation as much as the discovery of
the Restorative Nervine by Dr.
b ranklyn Miles' is doubtful. This
is just whs) the American people
neeu 10 cure ineir excessive ner
vousness, dyspepsia, headache,
dizziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia,
.nervnu4 debility, dullness, ' confuV
sion or uiinu, eic. Jt actr like a
charm. Trial bottles and fine book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases,
witti unequal testimonials free at
Stanard A Cusick. It contains no
opium, morphine or - dangerous
aruga.
HMLIHtV SLirrtatS T 4e)!tT AT
hi LEI K KK0 H.
Ilolitlni)
Bro.
filijlr at coxt at KI1U1
Mellday
Rrea.
Mtaprrvat t aut at Klrla
Albany Opera House,
One Night Only,
THURSDAY, DEC
Aptiearahce of '..
25
The Little Georgia Magnet.
The Enigma of the 19th century.
No man cau hold an umbrella
.over he,r i,ead; H,,e c:an WtgnJ
t'meit piled on two' separate chairs,
and do many other feats equally as
astounding.
j BfJCTAdmiBsion, 50 cents; gal
lery, 25 cents.
j Reserved seats at Will A Link's
j without extra charge.
Severe eld are (Irebea
la Mealaka.
From the VirinuiaCity, Mont MJ.'ta 4?.
When we did a medicine t
know to possess genuine'iuoi it' we
consider it a duty, and we take
pleasue in telling the 'public what
't is. Such a medicine we- ionnd
Chamberlain's, t'htigh; RenU'dy,
last winter, when, la erippe was
prevailing.. We are satisfied that
we warded eff severaf attacks that
were threatening Iry' the- use .of
this syrup, and we -liave . since
relieved, in a few hours, sevcie
colds, add in the course of two or
three days, entirely ' broken them
up by its use a bave eeveial of
oarirfcnds whom we have roim
mend it.- It i all that it is repre
sented to be by 'fie matmfactuier?.
If you nave a cough and want to
stop it. Chamberlain's CougM
Remedy will do the work. Fo
sale by Foshay Mason. . .
The Keaaoa Why.
Why is ir that Klein Bros, can
j afford to selj boo's sud shoes p
j reasonable? Because thpy are
1 j lroth practical r-hoe - makeis and
i make their expenses bv work-
j big on the shoe bench, and any
I 0001 orruoe you ouy of them, 110
, matter what ki.id it ia, man, 1
woman or rninis timt. m, r
1 over or the eole rips loose, they
, repair them for you free of chargn,
I and as they do all the work them.
selves, they don't charge you 25 to I
j 50 cents a pair extra for a w arra.it
' to pay some shoemaker to reuair i
them for you. 1 hey also make a
1 specialty of repairing rubber boos.
j I.ltlle Giant aad Cowlea'
I Bros, boys, misses and child
I ren's shoes different f tyles all
I size and widths made solid all
. IKHOC011. Trv a pair nothing
! better medium in price. Every
jiair warranted.
Samiei. E Yot xo.
Balldlas Leaa.
Ten aharea iu the Mcoiui aeries for Male,
la iuiie at the Bank of Orrgnu,
' totelallea et rartarrhl.
Bv MtituM ronnt t.hehctwtolore cxivlini;
firm ni i6 tie A Sou have tliidv i1inaieil
artnirntiip, Jun. B Zaektt. tbe junior mtiu i
her reiirii.v. All liaaililio ami aniieU will j
Im tarrieil by .Inn. ..ii Ikb.
Dattil I'e -. 17. IH)h). !
J-. B. Z li.
Jm). Zii-nrt.
BOOT A
FOR THE
Holiday :: :: :". : Annou ncement
1- ine shoe, from $2 00 to ffl 50 prr pair.
Hoe. alippers, all piii-es, Elegant Plur-h and Yelvet,in Ihc favorite,
ptyles'anil shades.
Toe slippers, plain and beaded.
Oxfords and Ties for heme and rtreet wear.
A. Dolge's Felt, shoes a -d Slippers the best made jutt the thing
for comfort, w inter evenings.
rFiMc Ste
-FOR-
15UYS, -J MISSES -
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Slippers in rtutli and Velvet, Old (o'd. Brown,
Shades, bound with Elegant Colored Leathei.
GOAT, KII AND PATENT
"
For wear, for fit and for looks our foet-wear connot ie exceueo
in the State.
SAMUEL
ALLEN BROTHERS,
CIGAlfS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FKUITS
OF ALL
IN ZaASaS 0& SMA.LL QUANTITIES,
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FLYriN WLOCK. :
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Fine Fieiieh Candies.
Piain Mixed, Fancy Mixed,
FrenchMixed. .Asxoi Cd Slicks,
! Fin
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Assort ment of Fresli Nuts.
FAT Tl'KKEYS.
Citron, 1-inon mii-I Orange. Pci-1,
Imjuirted S)ghetti,
FAT CHICK EXK
Seedless Raisins, ante Currants,
Layer Itaisii e Mince Meat
Freeh Eaatern tystcrs.
Atmore's Mince Meat, Olives,;
Peisian Dates, Smyi na Figs, j
Clww Clio v, CaUopn Hoie radish j
FAT i)UCKS. . j
Celery, CanliHwer, 'Jranbenies,
Mushrooms. French Peas, i
Asparagus, French ISeans, '
Pop Com, Prize Cum
MUELLER A GARRETT,
The leading Grocers.
FOR
The nicest and best I'-ed I
lonngrs go toT. II. Brink's. I
lie has them.
IF YOU
Want a 6ne parlor
suite, T. Jl. Hnnk lias!
them from $10 tofl:.
FOR A NICE RUG V;
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108.
H. Brink's
Til DDIIJIf Hananelei-ant
a lie DnlfllV stiHkof la-lits'
and vent's r i-kf r-, nuthiug etter
DID YOU
II. liriiikV.
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SOLID COMFORT,
Wicker
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at Brink's
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and Slippers
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FOSHAY
-Have a Magnificent P;'pl-y d-
Holiday
Santa Glaus
mi
Holiday shoppers an: invited
moth Stock of plush gncds, art aupjihes an ! ii.ivvl, -s.
show goods. Ourhohd-y stis-k is arki-d duu 11 to a
prices for the season of IK'.HJ-'.M
For the
-A Fine
Diamonds,
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I I. EWART'S,
THE LEADING JEWELER.
Has
Arrived
SHOPPERS AHEN1W
Revere HouKe, ALBANY, OR.
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Here
Goods.
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