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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBUTU HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1891. pming gaily fur attl OH IALI. 1 Tm Daily Hmuld willbe on mmUrn asvch morainu? at H. J.' Jonee took store, where it can be procured ml wata per copy. TM HAILS. Mails at Um Albany postoffica cIom ) 1 00 P. . Fsf aUsOeaa north Is pastera Vat Bid (nUtoHd Ysqsins 11:30 . all iIom south 7:4.'. p. M ans'al deliver? open fcuixly bom S to V a. a. sad at ? p. a. rowomn open i ail day. to JTORTJiai ABOUT TOWH. Ask (orCrascent tea at F. Allen'a. Ed Ttompeon of Portland ia in tne city. An elegant line of holiday slip- pen at Klein Bros.' Freeh roasted coffees and fine tea at F. E. Allen's. Dr. J. W. Geary has been elect ed mayor of Halsey. Wm. M. Hoag went to San Fran cisco Saturday evening. Enquire for Magnolia syrup, the Bneet in tne market, at r. Allen'a. James F. Powell has accepted a position in the 8. P. railroad office in Portland, Klein Bros, will positively give to their customers on Christmas eve an elegant $500 piano. Do not fail to have a ticket on the beautiful piauo to be given away Christmas eve by Klein Bros. Attorney-General ties. E. Cham berlain, Judge K. K. Strahan and HonJ.K.Weatheiford went to Sa lem yesterday. The finest holiday gifts imngin- able can be found at Hulin & . Akin'sylrug store. Do not forget the place, at French's corner. Mr. Erb, one of Salem's manu facturers, with his faiuily spent Sunday with relatives at Gates, on the North Santiam, returning on Monday. Messrs. Goin & Gamber of the Scio mills, recently burned, were in the city yesterday. They are looking towards arrangements for rebuilding. The Ladies Aid Society will meet this afternoon at 2 p. m., with Airs Uphain. A full attendance ia de sired as business of importance will be transacted. A. Radcliff, of the Albanv wool en mills, arrived Sunday on ac count of the dangerous illness of His daughter, Mrs. J. R. steams. Koseburg Review. S. M. Johnsen picked up a gun at the Junction City depot and carelessly flourished it around. It exploded accidentially. He was arrested and fined $10. The King's Daughters ot the M. E. church will give a fair and social Tuesday evening, Dec. 15th. A fine programme will be ren dered. Admission, 10 cents. The directors of the Corvallis Cannery and Ice Company met last Monday and increased the capital stock to $30,000, most of whih has already been taken. If you would make your wife a Christmas present that she will appreciate, secure for her a pair of : Deautuui suppers. At Klein Bros, you will find an endless variety Mr. and Mrs. Prichard, father and mother of Rev. E. R. Priori aid of this citr. arrived here Sut. urday, with their two sons, from Dakota and will take up their rest denes hers. When looking for something nice for the holidays just step into Hulin A Akin a drug store and see their beautiful display. Thei goods are all new and euibrac the latest novelties. j Miss Amelia Senders has return fed from a trip to San Francisco. Her father, A. Senders, and her sister, Mies Belle, are still there. Mr. benders is undergoing treat ment at tne uerman hospital. m i . . i , . a ue scnooi teacners in aiorrow county have struck for higher enumeration. At the institue re cently held there they organized a teachers association and passed a resolutions limiting the minimum salary to be accepted by any mem ber of the association to (50 per monio. FfBEKEl"! 93 I'SELIOTtO. J- B. Wyatt Elscttd Cfaltf EarinMrd A, L. iamb Assistant. Yesterday was firemen's elec tion. The nominees for chief en gineer were J. R. Wyatt, of Rescue 11. & L. Co., and B. M. Sloan, of Albany i-.ngine Co. No. 1. The books of the several companies show a voting membership of 114 uui v vj votes were cast. The result was as follows : For chief engineer, J. R. Wyatt B. M. Sloan Wyatt 's majority, 18. For assistant chief, A. L. Lamb Mr. Lamb had a walkoer if anv one ever did, as there was no one running a?ainst him. It will be observed that he received one more vote than both of the other candidates. They will each make etlicient officers and will serve the fare department and the city in a aatistactory manner. l he board of four delegates met in the evening and canvassed the votes. The figures above aro taken trom their official count. LI IN CODHII'S AS8S8XIT. The assessment roll for Linn county has been sent to Salem. The summary has been comDleted and shows the following figures Acres oi land. -iJd.L'tH. value $5,549,428 werane value. ?fi'.7a. R R town lots C.800 Kan road land 159.625 n lowniois 1,504,881 ircprovemants 20,155 m use and lmp'nients.. . 64o,027 Money, notes, etc 840,273 Hoiees and mules, 8738, 349,018 Average vai.. ju Cattle, 20, 1 43, value .... 21 9,567 Average val.. $10.90. Sheep, 34,056, value. . . . 5G.833 Average val.. SI.C7 Swine, 7,715, value 13,551 Average val., $1.75. Gross value $9,550,041 Indebtedness .... 2,257,241 puoua o-io.iir.f Exes The city officers of Harrisburg ior uie ensuing year are i. 11 Lassell, Mayor; G. W. Isham. Recorder; Damon Smith, Treas urer ; U. A. McNeil, Marshal: E. E. Upmeyer, John Bennett, ('arson Holt, D. McClain, John Cart- wnght and M. W. Canter, council men. The new Stamp mill at Qnartz ville, put in by the Albany Min ing and Milling company, was started upon its perment work on last Saturday, Some difficulty has been experienced lately in get ting in pack trains to the uhnes with scpplies. on account of snow. I but they have all been overcome anu we supplies all safelv landed The costumes for the cantata TheSr1""?5" V io - I . e I . - -" "KK-m IU Total taxable pioperty $6,747,091 Number of polls, 2100. 0FFICER8 ELECTED. Grand Prairie Grange No. 10 has elected the following officers for the ensuing year : Master M. Henshaw, Overseer D. II. Bodine, lecturer C. L. Snaw, Steward W. Foster, Asst. S. S. Bodine, Treas., J. H. Wallcae, Chap laine A. W. Gordon, Sec, Nellie E. Wallace, G. K., E. E. Wallace, Ceres Ella Foster, Pomona Cora Doughtern, Flora Margery Gordon, L. A. S. Nancy Henshaw. The installation will occure on the 2nd Saturday in January. All patrons in good standing are cordially invited to attend. Uak Plain Grange No. 0 held its annual election Saturday, at which time the following officers were elected for the ensuing vear: Worthy Master It. N. Wrii?ht. Overseer N. B. Springer. Lecturer Henry Freerksen. Steward 8. 8. Myers, Asst Steward Peter Freerk sen, Chaplain I). A. Davis, Treas urer John Duncan. Secretary C. J. Shedd. Gate Keener John Laubner. Ceres Minerva Lauhner. Pomona Lida Porter, Flora Manctie Collins, Lady Asgt. Ste ward Lizzie M. Sprenger, Organist Sallie Froutman. The Grange is in a very prosperous condition, numbering now about ninety me li bers. The next regular meeting will be held on January 9th 1892. at which time the grange will in stall officers and initiate a class of ten or twelve in the first and second degree. All members in good standing are cordially in vited to attend. THE ELEVEITH 0EN8D8. rht Official Figarta of M Bad Job of 1890. Portsr'i A census bulletin issued by Mr, Robert P. Porter, superintendent of the late lamented census, gives what is termed the official counts of the cities of Oregon. After year and a half of figuring Mr Por ter puts Albany's population at juio, insieau oi wuas he nrst an nounced. The population of Linn county is given ot 16,205. This is an increase of 28.31 per cent. The census was such a bungling job that the public does not now take much interest or give much cred ence to the figures. They have been revised, adjusted and patched up until they are by no means ac curate, if they were at first. The principal towns of Oregon are giv en as follows; the precincts in Linn county being published in 1UU Albany precinct 1447 East Albany precinct 1276 West Albany preci net 1 290 Brownsville precinct 1298 Brownsville t wn 580 Brush Creek 178 Center 385 Crawfordsville 330 Lebanon precinct 1035 Lebanon 829 Syracuse, 350 Fox Valley 288 Franklin Butte 702 Halsey precinct 719 Halsey 270 Harrisburg precinct 959 Harrisburg 413 Liberty 294 Orleans 473 Peoria 220 Rock Creek 316 Santiam 911 Scio precinct 1101 Scie 253 Shedd precinct 437 Shedd 355 Sweet Home 474 Tangent 401 Pvaterloo 715 Sodaville 66 Baker City 2704 Corvallis 1527 Oregon City 3002 Astoria 6181 Marshfield 1461 Roseburg . 1472 Ashland 1784 Jacksonville 743 Medford 967 Grant's Pass 14S2 Eugene precinct 4111 8T0BM OB TIE SID8LAW. Walton, Lane Co., Dec. 10. On Thursday Dec, 3d, our section of country as visited with a heavy wiud storm which b!ew over a vast amount of timber, blockading the roads and doing ther damage. One tree was blown across Mr. Co: r-wiights barn, breaking his wagon, end hack, and his road cart. Peter Condra's barn was blown down and utterly demolished, killing a fine mare of Mr. Hinyson's, which was tied in the barn at the time of the fall. One of A. E. Whiteaker's young uiucii cows was laiany nurt HOLIDAY SH0PFEE3. 8hou!d Set th Wondsrful Array at Julias Qradwohl's Bazaar. Mr. Julius Gradwohl, the enter prising proprietor of the Bazaar I store in this city, which contains the largebt and best selected stock of crockery, glass and other wares for domestic use, iu the valley, as I well as fancy wares, toys and beautiful holiday goods, has re plenished and enlarged his entire stock and now has a store that is a credit to himself and an orna ment to the city. His shelves, couaters and every available space I tZ " IaJ ... . I. 41. A 1. . .1 I Mr. Wise, who has been to .-i. j thLS valley, including a I Salem for some time, returned to his home last week. Ed Sorber and little girl returned home from Portland this week. Mr. Shuman came up from Port land this week. fRICE LISTS, DEPOPULATION. A Frae Trade Scheme That Worked Like a Boomerang. It lias been proposed that the English exhibits at the world's fair should have attached to them the price without the duty, this our free trade contemporaries say will give those selling an object lesson. It is unnecessary to point out that it is not proposed to fur nish the scholars with either the wages paid in England or the decrease in the cost of such goods since their manufacture has been encouraged in this country by protection. I his plan is not without a prece dent, and in the light of the single example it will depend on the view taken of the immigration problem whether such comparative figures will be of advantage to this coun try or not. At the world's fair, held at Philadelphia in 1876, the Swedish exhibit was marked with the assumed comparative prices of the goods exhibited under free trade and protection, and seen in mammoth display of holiday goods. He has added a new line which consists of a beautiful as sortment of rolled gold jewelry warranted to wear as good as gold and costing one-tenth as much money, diamond cut pins, rings, fine umbrel'as for holiday presents and novelties, f lis stock is now in and holiday choppers should lose no time in seeing his wonderful array which is not surpassed by any on the coast either in elegance or prices, lie also carries a gigantic stock of beautiful hanging lamps, stand lamps, bicycles, tricycles, safeties and velocipedes, which he guaran tees to sell as low as any place in uregon. His assortment of fine teas and coffees is always complete, as well as a general stock of family groceries. He l.uys his goods direct for net cash and sells them the same way. Fine Sultlnga. W. R. Graham, the tailor has received one of the largest lines of line tunings anu trouserings to bo seen in Oregon, outside of Port land, embracing all the desirable patterns for winter wear. His prices will be found so low that the I anv one can afford to wear one of V I Ilia nAA ZaA.' . ..I m n wm i r w ws a m - - iw vi.-' s -j mm m - m m rvsAjm I wsatYBBSsr j .,-tm ill .r..-fr- Ul mm ua mmf -- r ' r The cut suggest the merry time soon coiniii4, when many will be made g'al by some token of love or friendship. LHD PLEASE READ OI R LIST OF Presents : for : Gren tinmen ! Gold and Silver Hai.dled Silk U.M P.Ri-"I,!,AK. A great variety Initial, Hem stitched and Beautifully Colored HANDKKUt'HIF.l'S ami MfFFLHtS. ' An elegant display of all styles anil colors of Tecks, Windsors. Four-ii -band, 'Etr., in NECKWEAR. Many kinds of Fancy Bosomed WlllTK SHIRTS, and Arlis ticaily Embroidered XKiHT SHIRTS. Nothing is nioie practically suitable for a Christmas present than a line OVERCOAT. East Salem precinct 4749 North " " 2145 South " " 1091 Salem " " isar Jefferson 307 Silverton 511 Stay ton 381 Turner 208 Albma 5129 East Portland 10,53: Portland 40.385 uauas 848 Independence precinct 1001 Monmouth 006 Pendleton 2509 LaGrande 2583 Lafayette 305 MeMinnville 1308 Dalles precincts 4207 The population of the entire state of Oiegon is 313,707. This Xiw Officer. The new ofhceis for Independ ence Lodge No. 22, A. O. U. W., are as follows: Past master. W. Sbarman ; master workman. W. P. Connaway; foreman, R.S.Wilson, overseer, E. L. Ketchum : recorder. Blair Miller: financier. Jamea Gibson; receiver, W. O. Cook; guide, G. W. Shinn ; inner watch man, E. T. Henkle: outer watch man, ii. k. rattereon ; trustee, II. Christian. Juveatle Band Daacc, The young gentlemen connected ith the Albany Juvenile Band. will give a dancing party at the Armory hall, on New Year's pv. The proceeds are to be applied towards procuring uniforms for the band. Good music will be furn ished. Tickets 1 50 for sale at rench's jewelry store. The band boys have been striving entirely at their own expense to rrovid the city with a good band, and should be encouraged in their efforts in this city. mess of figures will have to pass as me uui census. The Weather To-Day. The weather forecast for the next twenty-four hours is: For Oregon and Washington, rain in western Washington and north western Oregon: scattering rain elsewhere ; nearly stationery tem perature. National Cadeta. V. B. of A Boys physically sound, of good moral character 10 years of age or over, and not less than 5 feet in height, are wanted to join the De partment of the Pacific, National Cadets, U. S. of A. Full particu lars can be obtained by applying to Col. E. T. Wkbiiek,' Recruiting Officer. 2230 Curtis St., Denver, Colorado. Iron Mine. In various parts of the state iron ore of excellent tiuality is found in paying ouan titles. The MeMinnville Telephone-Register Bays mat in me office of C. W Talmadge, of that city, can be seen a sample of iron ore picked up on me rea inns north of .La fayette. It is as good a grade of ore as ine uswego works are now- making into commercial iron. All taat is needed is a little enterprise auu i allium county can oe the center of the iron and coal iro- uucuon oi una northwest coast 'quarterly report of the chief of the bureau of statistics for the three months ending with March SI, 1801,' shows that of 925,031 Swedish and iorweigian immi grants since 1820, 779,007, or more than eigbtv-four in the hundred. have come to this country in the past twenty years, since the news of the ditlerence in prices manu factured goods in the two couutrien was fully know It appears from this that as soon . 1 i.: . . r .r- i - as ma BuuieciH oi iiing uscar rWi'f i ; . , knew of the state of our markets 5 ' LJMun' J of 8e they sold their farms and other a " oi icany. belongings to come and suffer with his neat fitting tailor niadn nnifa and overcoats. He warrants his goods to be first-class, and guaran tees a nt. iau and see his new patterns. T Be Ulvea Away. An elegant dressed doll will be given away by the Ladies' Bazaar on Christmas bve. It will be tlioi lt...:r..i i i . ,, uo.uuiui rreucit aou now on exhibition in their show window. Jivery purchaser of one dollar's worth oi goods will receive a ticket. Then we have Slipper?, Kid ami Lined Gloves, Jewelry, ! and dczens of other thiiigs we have not room to mention. 'king Jackets, Hts, h-CfCi- You better come soon for we are always overcrowded wih tustoinei s fr :i few days be for e Christmas. L. K. BLAIN. among them gorgeous robes of kings and queens, ancient roa tumes of men and ladies of high degree, and they represent a value of several thousand dollars. This cantata will be given Thursday and Friday evenings, and will be something great. ellday Freeenta. Remember that the Ladies Ba zaar have their full line of useful holiday goods displayed and ready for inspection. This line em braces all the novelties and sta ples in fancy goods. handkerchiefs, kid gloves, silk mittens, funs.glove and handkerchief cases, throws, scarfs, banners, shawls, aprons, parses, beads, photo cases, hair lornamenU, and an endlebs variety of dressed and undressed dolls ranging in price from ten cents to ten dollars. Latest styles and lowest prices. No trouble to show foods. At Work. Jn regard to the gjvernment jetty work at the mauth of the Siuslaw, the Floience Wtst says: Government work was resumed engagi in erecting a shed at Spruce Paint under which the rock scows will be built. Another cre"w will go to uie moutn ci the river tomorrow and begin clearing away the brush and logs preparatory to the com mencemet of work on the bunk and mess houses. Dlaeaaed Bersea. The county inspector of Marion county had nine head of horses under quarantine the other da v. but a passing train killed a couule of them. These horses are alllicted, with glanders and the state veterinarian will be no in a few days to look at them The animals are just above Salem. In only inree nerus oi stieep in tl e country is any scab found now less than 400 head in all. where as about a year ago as manv thousands were! Remember when ytn want any- I alllicted. This certainly ppeaks I thing in the sectacle line Fieuch, I wluiues tor the dip treatment. I the jeweler, u it. The Clrat Steam Whistle With all our boasted civilzation there are still a few primitive coners oi the great state of Oregon Tl.. 1 ti : - ... iuc vcnwuneview says mat on last Wednesday the women droi: ped their dish rags, the merchants left their customers, the gamblers qutueu ine gaming; tables, the editors thought the rnlillineum had come, business houses of all kinds were deserted, the street cars tucked their tails betwixt their legs and started for pat u res new, tne i.iuiea eaauie animal ot Jer uselam began to pray and all the town of Pnneville was in such a commotion as will never again be witnessed until the day of judg ment shall have arrived. Wm. iMcueeicin anu his steam engine was the cause of all this c mimo tion, he having blown the whistle at the hour of noon, it being the first steam whistle that was ever sounded in Prineville, or as a lady naively remarked, it was the first whistle that was ever "hooted" in Prineville. By this time next year the people of Prineville may expect to hear the daily whistle of the locomotives of the Oregon Pacific railroad. Choice eating andcookin irannle Necessaries delicacies and luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery. A handsome line of holiday gifts just received at the Ladies Bazaar. us the disadvantages of a protective tariff, and table No 30 in the report above quoted shows that the mass of them settled in the four states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. If the British manufactu:ersand importers will kindly post such notices as proposed, we look to see the immigration from the United Kingdom increase to some 3.000.- 000 during the decade ending 1910, and amount to fully 8,000,000 for that ending with 18L'0. This would take about all the farmers England nag ten. APFKOmiATIONS ASKED. Eatlmatea ef the Probable Expen diture of Varloo Departments, Secretary Foster has transmitted to the speaker of the house for the information of congress estimates of the appropriations required for tne fiscal year ot l!c a3. rs fur nished by the heads of the several executive departments. Some of the details are of interest. The estimate for the army and navy is $147,074,550, which is a decrease of $3, 1 48,503 from the amount ap propriated on account of pensions for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, which includes the deficiency appropriation of $29,350,598. Tiie amount of the estimates under the general head of naval establish ment is $20,802,054, which is some thing over $5,000,000 less than the present appropriation. Nearly an tins reduction is made in the estimate for the increase of the navy, the estimate for this iem oeing iz.zsu.&a. or a huildmg for the library of congress fi,u.o,ouu is asked. BUSINESS LOCALS. NEW TO-DAY, LX)K RENT A butc-her (hop in s ifocd lo J. cation on First street. Als i a slaAzhtcr buuse;will lease on reasonable term in rihi parties. pply to M. Hyde. FOR RENT-rurniahed OF It I if nr. pleasant uui annnv with , without ward. A Una fa, w hm,r.tl.a at the Ed, Thorn nam i COtture. on Tth .n.l Ferry streets. T OST On the road near Albany or in A! 11 banv, a black satchel or (rip containing a blai k vest and coat, a pair of overalls, a broad brimmed hat, a lair ot shoes, 1 shirts, a razor anu strap, iiiul' ana orusn. a leur or spurs and bandages for a race hniw and brace inlnttle, also a revolver. Liberal re ward will Im paid to the flnJcr on leaving he same at llKHAl.n ollice. TiOOM XX nwbed. WANTED A (rirl to do general house . . ..wo,.k- AP'y t "Bice or residence of J. V. Pipe. Land surveying. TtlETIia DB8IRIKQ SUBVSTINQ DON a GAR OB- J. tain accurate nd prompt work by callinif UDon count v sun e vol t 1, I. fuller, lie has coniDlete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveying In any part of Linn county. PosUifHce address, Millers Station. Linn cou lty. Oregon. TXIR SALE A brand new Remington a vpv.iuci IUW.I111IU wnn ail in nu- Fryremem. ior sale secondhand cheap Addroas M. M Corvallis. TMSSSOLITION OF rARTNEKSlllI'-' U S otice is hereby it'.vcn that the firm cf Noel a .Simmons, doniK tiusiness unaer tnai uaina at boston Mills i hereby oiswlvcd ly uutua! consent. Stui ue retinne. 1 business will bs continued by S.niiuotis REVERE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR. CHAS Tliomon. Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first-eclasa houa -aroTH K IS HKPK n the city. Largo sample rooms for com' N .L i " ' mercial men. Ko Chinamen vvfr.wj VU U UJV mercial men. kitchen. PAY your school tax - The school tax for the rear ISM. is now due ami n.,.1.1. Tax-pavers are reiiueate-l to call nr...,.r.tiv' at the oifico of tlio clerk, C. O. Ilurkhart and pay tne same, binned, C. O. Ilurkhart, Depot hotel, RENT A neat five room enttAi' iH uuuiiiciii ic ucor. Apply at BY t:iVEN THAT meeting of the stock hold ers of the Green Basin Lumbering Company will lie held at their office in Oreen lUsin, Oregon, on the Bist Monday in January, 1 at 1 o'clock r. a , for thepiirnose of electing five (i) directors to serve for the ensuing vear and transact snth other liuiinc, as mav propurlr come liefore said meeting. HALSTRAD,Dec. 2, 1S91; S. W. REESE, fcecrctary. 0 panii WINN. AGEIfT FOR THE urn ing fire, life and accident Insurance com IfONEY TO LOAN iYJ. rood real estate security, lars enquire of Geo. Humphn for culti- 110 tier acre. Within 11 miles from niirn..i .un mi anu zu miles ironi Albany. Apply at this office. vv 3 HOME CAPITAL ON CTlritv. For narticiu Humphrey. 1 1? AACRES OF LAND All fit J UU vation, and under fence, for WA? "A has removed h laundry to the r- me corner oi Second and Land for Male. o. iu, ZD, W. MO acres, easv turn,. :. uian cneap and liih-nrini iiu aw city lota all owned by U. Bryant. Notice to Stuck Holders. NOTICE is hereby given that the annual stock holders meeting of tin Farmers & Merchants Insurance Company of Albanv, Lini. county Oregon, will be held at the company's office in the city cf Alhaiiv, Ore gon, on Wednesdar, January Oth., Isui, at the hour of 2 o'clock r. a. of said day, for th purpose of electing nine directors of said company, to serve for one year, ami to tran sact such other business as may regularly come before said meeting, Iiy oraer of the President. J. O. Wmtbm ak, Secretary. Dated December 1st, IS91. THE HOLIDAYS WILL S00H BE HERE Mi T. L WALL ACt i CO. auk F. M.French, jeweler. Will & Stark, the jewelers. Sauer kraut at Parker Bros. Freeh crisp celery at Allen Bros. Oysters in every style at Isora.s. Cranberries at C. K. Browneil's. Ladies delight soan at Parker Bros. rigs feet and sour kraut at Allen Bros. Oysters for families 50 cents pint at Isoiu'e. New jewelry of latest patterns at win it start's. Will & Statk have some elegant souvenir Bpoons. Swiss cheeBe. the finest ever in Albany, at Parker Bros. Ask C. B. Winn .'or- rates to all Eastern and .Southern points. The latest designs in souvenir spoons at French's. Subscriptions for all the leading magazines ana iieHSoauers taken at tne Dostoiiice. Mince meat, raisins, en r ran Is jellies and jams etc., for Thanks giving at Parker Bros. Great reduction in embroidered flouncing at W. F. Reads. Isom has the only oyster onrlors n the city. Choice pickles in bulk, or ouan. tines to huh, at raricer Bros. Buy your heating and cook tovea of Hopkins Bros. Fresh comb honev. Linn conntv production, at Parker Bros. Oh! Mamma! Buy me one of those lovely dolls at the Ladies Bazaar. Call at French's jewel ly etre and see the "Lunar" clock. The latent thing out. Remember you can get the beat kid glove in town for one dollar at the Ladies Bazuar. S. N STEELE & Co ALBANV, ORKOON, Loans money on good real csLate eernritv in i.... . . .. ' I .inn wm aujuiiiiitg counties. BOKN. WOUDWORTII-In Albany, on 8nt- tuuay. uec. IB, IS'Jl, to the wife of it. u. wood worth, a daughter. BLOUNT On Saturday. Pec. 13. IS'Jl, to the wife of t'rert Blount. daughter. Prls -AT- DIBU. BROWN At her home in this city, on Sunday, Dec. 13, 1SU, Mrs.Hattie Brown, wife of 8. J. Brown, The deceased was born at Berks well, Warwickshire, England, and was aged about 2 years. She was a member cf the M. E. church, ami had ii any friends who will mourn her death. The funeral occurred from the Methodist church Monday afteruonr- Ill L Blackman's Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria I You can't make a mistake it you buy your holiday goods at Black man's, as his stock is large and prices always the lowest. I lis as sortment of plush goods, toilet cases, jterlumery, dainty triifes ( and useful articles is worth look-1 ifial to the Demands I.V Clothing, Furoishios Goods, " M, Moots aid Allocs. 7 "Howpvcr sliockini; I lie stocking. I?p Hiei'pa scorp. or pvph mon. I fill fliciu tin ;unl small l'lpjisiujr one ;ih1 ilpasiu ail. For llip jtliicp I I my kppps t !m siipIv9 Ami that's at T. L.'Valla p & t'o.V That's what old St. Nick was singing a? he came into our j-f ore (Iia other day. lie wasn't far from r jntr t ither. Suclt a stock of In four-in-hand, and all the ditl'orent st3le, in any sliado imaginable. Hundreds of line silk Mufllers and Handkerchiefs. Night Shirts l-r geiitlenu n. with exquisite needlework. Snuiking Jatrkcts, Men's Holiday Slippers, Nice l'ress i loves, fine I'ni'crwear, new arrivals iu Hate, Trunks and Valises, and Clothing for You All. mg at. BEE HI3 SPLENDID DISPLAY. oSOf Oh, niotlier.a, you caunnf give your little sun a more appreciate prepent than a soil of !..t!ies. You cannot select a letter present lor a gentleman friend than one of the alovt-named articles. ALBANY, -call and si:i: thi: ;oois.- Strahan lilock. fR':t;oN. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard Fr Thitnnwh IVnrlirnl Tlol,il)nin BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND, PENBfiNSBlP. THIS SCHOOL IS THC BEST. Z7 1 oqtGOf.