Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, December 31, 1891, Page 4, Image 4

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    TIIE MOUSING ;ItEI?ALD, THUKSDAT, liECEMBER 31, 1891.
ON 8Ai.lt.
The Daily Herald will be on
ale each morning at H. J. Jones'
book store, where itcan be procured
at 5 cento per copy.
THE JMIl.
Mkila t the Albany ptwtctfice clro
t or all olUce north )
Iha Kutern Katea , .
I h Wl Shis )
C.rvllim,l Yviuina 'I.W . u
ill olflct wmth 7:'-' f-
(ione-ul delivery oieu v Min-lay I'oin to
9 . a. mi-' t t 7 r. rW.oih i1!"'" if
box turner itll ily.
JOTTIKOS ABOUT TOWN.
Husking bee and watch n feting.
The Misses Lewis are visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Etta Strattoii, of this city,
is vieiting iti Salem.
' K. L. Tower, of Brow nHvil'c.wa
in the city yesterday.
iMr. Y. Nichols, o( Halsty, wa1
ii the city yesterday.
Go and eee the husking lee at
he W. C. T. U. ball to-night.
The little daughter of John Rob
son ie dangerousy ill with irain
ever.
D. H. Tierce, living east of
llarrisbiirg, was in the city yes
terday. Mrs. R. A. Brown, of Woodhurn
is visiting her son (i.AV. Cochran
in this city.
Hon Jelf Myers has returned
from eastern Oregon, and was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Abhie Wright went to Eu
gene yesterday to attend the dis
trict teachers' institute iu sexsion
there.
W. T. Cochrane, of Brow nsville,
held the lucky ticket w inning the
elegant piano given awav bv Klein
Bros. " "
I Merrill Fi-ih. of Tortland, is in
he city, having come up to .it
end the marriage of hi brother
George.
Attend the social and husking
We at the W. O. T. U. hall this
evening.
Mrs.. Thou. Kay and-daughter
pent Chrictinas in Albany and
returned to their hoaie in Salem
on Monday.
Admirers of sweet toned pianos
and latest improved organs should
call at Will k Link's and see their
magnificent instruments.
Mm. Dr. Gall", of Tortland
formerly of Shedd is visiting her
parents J.his week Mr. and .Mrs. M
Acbibon, who live near Oiikville
Mr. W. II. Hulburt, general
passenger agent of the I'nion Ta
citic system, and Mr. ( i. 11. lli'L,
traveling passenger agent, were in
the city yesterday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Young Men's ChmtUn As.-ocia
tion will tender a reception to the
yo'injr men of the ity on ew
Year's dav from 3 to 8 p. m. in the
W. C. T. U. ball.
A daily water gauge service has
been established at Albany.
Under it a daily report will be
made of the rise ami fall of the
water in the Willamette at thi
city. An officer will be apoiuted
ior me purpose.
Thi Weather To-Day.
The weather forecast for the
next twent v-loiir hours is: tor
Oregon aiid Washington fair, ex
cept sca'tering light rns ou upper
ji-oast,. Generally cooler.
Albany Military C. ml,
IV) not forget the ball to he
given by the band boys this New
Year's eve. The boys ate doing
ail they can to make a sum ss. Ar
rangements have 1 fen liu-.il;- at
t tie I Vlmonieo reehmraiit for tlios,r
desiring supper. Go and help the
b .ys out.
Money 4rdr l'oMtiiIlre.
The follow it g will be made
money order postotliees January A :
Oregon Klkton, Ioiiglas county;
Thiiomath, I'.entoii runt. Ida
ho t ry, Kootenai county. Wash
ington Caslltt Um-k, t'owlit
county; liadloek, JellVrson eotin
ty ; llwaco, Tacilic county ; Kelso,
Cowlitz county ; Marysville, Sno
boinish county ; Crilla, King coun
ty ; Tenino, Thurston county. jAIso
additional postal note o'llice at
Gale, Klamath county, Ooregoii.
Sociable Anit Hu.klnt; I'arty.
The Y. P. S C. K. of the United
Presbyterian church, will give a
social" at the W. C.T. I', hall this
evening, that will contain nmiy
uniiUe features. At S i. m.. will
commence a regu'ai old in.-iii' iied
husking bee interspersed with a
regular programme of songs and
recitations, and provided with the
genuine red ea's that inyoancien
buckings used to 1m; sought after
BO eagerly. During the evening
refreshments will be tervtd, and
the sociable w ill finally merge into
a "watch meeting," to see the new
year come in. Admission 15 cts.
Bote Core for the I.IUr-ur 4liim
Habit.
The Kast India cure for these
awful habits can be given without
the patient's knowledge, anil is
the only known secilie for the
purpose, it is not injurious in the
least degree; maiiiiiacturtd by
Emerson Drug Co., San .lose, Cab,
wnd for sale at J. A. Cumming's
drug store only.
Imperial Neclar.
Is a new and delightful temper
ance drink manufacturei I expressly
for C. E. Brownell, and is lioutiil
to take the lead as a iion-alcoholic
beverage. Those w ho use it once
will Lave it again, and we have
determined to deliver it to fami
lies and the trade in quantities to
suit, or desired. Its totalities are
attractive and its result beneficial.
For high teas, lunches at home,
ladies, there is nothing liner or
more delicious. To lie had in all
the delicate llavors. Try them.
C. E. Bbowseli..
HiRSHBORO L0CAL3.
Nwsj Notes Frcm our Kealir Cirri
pon:lnt. Our Santa Clans made his h(ad
jnarlt rs at the Chris' i-.in t-liurch,
in tha interest of the school chil
dren, and as a eurpiife the people
of I lurrisbiirg and vicinity came
out in full foM-e, and lil'led the
church house even ! a jam, all of
whom were delightfully entertain
ed with a well rendered pro
gramme of recitations, dialogues
and music. Then appeared old
Santa with his gray hair, uiay
wliis-fceis and bel.s, to the delight
of the little folks ; imtead of the
usual tree, was araiiged a frame
work extending from the tloor to
the ceding, through the bars rr
cross pieces of which was entwined
evergreens in profusion, and when
fully laden with beautiful and
cosi ly presents, it furnished a view
to be long ami pleasantly remem
bered by all present. Th pre
sents were distributed und-r the
ellicient management oi Professor
Ku'beford. wi.hout a mistake and
every body w;ts happy.
He v. Geo. Wheeler, and estim
able lady, took their departure
from here to day wi'h their Chapel
Car, attr a twelve days session of
evangelical work, during which
time lie in thtir earnest christian
work and exemplary conduct, they
have won the atlections and good
wishes of all our best people, join
in a full and unreserved recom
mendation of them to ail who may
be f tvoreJ with their services in
the future.
The river was thirteen feet
ab.ive low water mark last night,
the highest water since 18S: and
the lirst severe test of the log har
bor of the llarrisbiirg l.uuiocr Co.
which in this emergency proves to
be all that could be desired, and
now this company can with fu'1
conlidcitce carry as large a htock
of logs through the winter as
needed.
Mr. Hargrave representing the
New York Life Insurance com
pany, has been iu the city for
eeveial days. and bom their
liberal basis of business and bis
peculiar pleasantness, the people
are giving the matter considerable
thought. All business men think
well of the scheme.
The hotel llarrisbiirg is doing
a better business now under tne
manageniwit of mine boat .Mr.
Phegley, than for many years.
The genial phiz of J. K. Wyalt,
the limb of the law from Albany,
was on the streets Saturday, ami
was dreesed ts if with bunting in
tent, and on his way to the classic
banks of the "roaring muddy."
a. . , Ml 1 .
i;ev. j.ongnoiioni win leave us j
tins week and go to brownsviue to
occupy the new parsonage. We
very much regret to louse so nice
a family.
The high waters have seriously
interfered with .Mr. Kricksous
work, grading ou the Kail Uoad
near the bridge, and it is feared
that in the incomplete condition,
that the grading done may be
partially washed out.
It is noticed that the Grimes
Bros, and Macy have materinl on
the ground to commence building
on the lots lately purchased of the
llarrisbiirg band Company as
soon as the weather will permit.
Johu-H. Cartright ha sold his
farm, i formerly ow ned by John
Kdgar) to :ni eatein gentleman
by t lie mime of li. A. I'.imis.
Cr.cle Henry Kcyshas the new
house and bar.n about completed
ou the ten acre tract puiciiased
irom the llarrisbiirg I ... n I com
pany, anil situated adjoMiing llar
risbiirg 'at the north-tast corner,
the tracts are making niie little
Im.'in. s.
Dr. II. A. Davis has completed
a colitfait for the lumber and
building of hop kiln, which will
lake .';). 01,0 f.vt oi lumber. Ik-
thinks this in addition to the tw
be has aheady has will furnish
ample drving capacity to take aie
of ihe seven'y-ti ve acres of Imps
that lie will have the coining sea
son.
Monday Dec. LN,Js.d.
JhB Sew Year's "Mvralri."
Tiie New Year's edition of the
1 1 nt 1. 1) w ill be issued to-morrow
morning. It will c -ntai n fourteen
pages, profusely illu.-dratcd. set
tjng forth the lesourees and ad
vantagesof Albany and tributary
country, besides mucn interesting
lit-'raiy and historical matter.
There will beartie'es upon : "The
Wealth of the Forests." "The
Health Kesorls of Linn Coiintv,"
'I'ruitGroAing," ''The Horses" of
the Coast,
The
City Schools,"
The Chinches," "Indian War
Sketches," an article on Albany's
growth, "The Towns of Linn
County," "The City's Mannfa -lories,
portraits -and ioneer
sketches, ami much other interest
ing matter. Leave vonr orders at
this otlice for extra copies, wbidi
wili be sold at 10 cent each.
lVetltlliig BclU.
Yesterday morning at 10::!0 was
the occasion id a very tpiiet wed
ding at the reside nceof the bride's
father, comer of Third and Ferry,
Kev. S. G. Irvine olliciating. The
contracting parties being Mr.
George E. l ish, formerly of Al
bany, but now a rising young bus
iness man of Corvallis, and Miss
Kate Schlosser, the accomplished
liaughjer of"Mr. P. Schlo ser. ol
this city. Only the immediate
friends ami relatives were present.
The happy couple immediately
started, amidst a shower of rice,
for their future home in Corvallis,
taking with them the best wishes
of thtir many Albany friends.
Those present were: Mr, and Mrs.
Schlosser, Miss Scblos-er, Mrs. J.
M. Fish, Miss Hester Merrill, Mies
Ella Merrill, Miss Alice Brenner,
Miss Amelia Senders, Mr. Merrill
Thihips. Mrs. Conrad Mer, Mrs,
I'll ile, Mr. Lake Dorris. of Corval
lis, and Mr. Merrill Fish, of Portland.
Pigs feet
Allen Lrji.
and s .ur kraut at
KLATLY ROBBED OP $100.
Weill, IVC & Cu-'s Agett at the Suil
mit Too Aff cti. nat Willi Mil, Foat.
Co: vail is Times: For some
time past Mr. J. 1', Drown, a young
man of good character and stand
ing, has acted iu the capacity of
telegraph oiwrator for the O. P.,
as well as Wells, Fargo & Co. 'a
a---ent at Summit, in tins county.
Mr. Bro.vn, in his double capacity
of representing the O. P. and
Wells Fargo, has at times been in
the possession of large sums of
money, -but notwithstanding this
fact, neither the O. P. It. li. or the
express .ompany has furnished
a safe to tlieir agent. The agent
was thereMre compelled to carry
the nioneyjon his person. On the
night of Dc. LMd Mr. Brown and
Mrs. Katie Post were eeated on a
'ounge at her residence, a short
distance from the Summit station.
Mr. Brow it claims that he hud L'U
U. S. notes of the enumeration of
$'J0 each when Mrs, Katie tool
her position on the lounge by bis
side. It is certain that Mr. Brown
took it for granted that Mrs. Katie
was actuated by ove and affection
toward him and in a modest way
submitted to her embraces, and
perchance went through the ty
ing ordeal with much misgivings.
It is expiesstd out at the Miiumit
as a "gentle laying on of hands."
Mr. brown, in some mysterious
way, was done up brown, for as he
placed his vest under bis pillow,
lie discovered his pocket book had
been "obRquatulatcd" and the
$400 was lion est. He left Mrs.
Katie on the lounge when he re
tired, but immediately on discov
ering his large pocket book taken
from his inside vest pocket re
turned to that "fated" room only
to hear M rs. Katie clink tiie door
of a room connected therewith in
his face. Mr. Blown is positive
he had the $ h;0 whoi Katie took
her place at his side that there
w as no other pers'ou in .the room
except himself a.i.d Mrs. Katie for
about one half hour before going
iO his room that he immediately
returned on the dis.xrvtry of the
lo..t treasure supposing that Katie
took it from him only us a joke.
(Katie Post has the repute of be
ing a j. ker at the Summit.)
Katie had retired to her room and
notwithstanding Mr. Brown de
manded in loud tones h s lost coin,
id Katie rtHpoirded. Mr. Brown
has roomed at the Post mansion
for some months past and it is
certain he must have bud much
confidence in h:s carnal sur
roundings. Mrs. Katie was arrested on the
charge of robnery of the $100
from Mr. Brown, and is now held
to answer upon that chargebefue
the next grand jury.
Call and Nettle.
G. L. Blackman wishes to state
that he has retired from the drug
husine ::: Albany, and that out
standing accounts nrist be settled
within K-i days, or they will be
lelt for. collection.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor proscribed : Castorial
HIGH
It pays to make honest,-pure goods. Take the success of Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder that has maintained its standard for purity and
excellence for the past forty years. It is the oldest and now the only
Pure Cream Tartar Powder to be obtained. Dr. Price has spent almost
his whole life perfecting it, and enjoys the distinction of being the only
physician that has devoted his time entirely to perfecting the articles
of human food that bear his name a name and a reputation synony
mous with pure food preparations throughout the land.
Here arc the indorsements of the United Cooks and the Pastry
Cooks' Association of tjie United States. What higher praise. Its
officers, whose signatures are given, are all men who have given
dignity and character to their profession. Members of these associa
tions are the chefs .and cooks of the leading hotels, restaurants, clubs
and private families, and certainly no higher commendation could be
found for an article of daily use in the practical culinary art, like that
of baking powder. Here is what they say:
This is to Certify, That the Cooks of this Associa
tion, and its members, have used Dr. Price's Cream Baking
Powder and recommend its use in preference to all others.
For quick raising and fine cakes, pastty, etc., it has no
equal. It is free from ammonia, lime or alum. The most
perfect Baking Powder made.
REAL L51ATL SALllS-
Matilda Brauning and husband
to M. Kellv, acres in donation
land claim' of E. C. Ollicer; tl2")().
Wni. Bassett et ux to W. B.
Pratt, block 2, K. Haves' addition,
Halsty; $100.
J. M. Ralston et ux to S. II.
Myers. 11. 7o acres in Ralston 's
Ith addition, Lebanon; $17i-.
B. It. Forbes (o Lilly K. Porter,
1-14 acres iu township 13 south,
range 4 west; $i;i(H).
A. Hackleman to Amanda Long,
lot 3 and east .j of lot 2, block Hi,
Hackleman's 4th addition, Al
bany; $225.
Otbo A. Hall et ux to W. K.
Kelly, 87 acres in sections 11 and
14, tow nship 11 south, range 2
west; $1740.
Willamette Real Estate Com
pany to Caleb Gray, lot 0, block
C, and lot 4, block 5, Ilalsey ; $100.
W. K. Kirk to Julia A. Kirk, 5
acres, Brownsville; $1.
U. S. to James Sanderson,
40.0. acres, section 4, tow nship 11
south, range 2 west; patent.
To IinproTe the Willamette.
Representative . Hermann has
embraced in one bill the several
amounts for the improvement of
the AYillamette river above Port
land and beyond Corvallis to
F.ugene City. This bill calls for
special work at Ross island and
Clackamas rapids under separate
projects. The former is to be im
proved by returning dams and
dredging and the latter by a mud
dam and other construction, for
each of which projects separate
estimates are submitted, as well as
for the improvement to rectify the
couise of the river above Corvallis.
The bill also provides $('.0,000 for
miscellaneous work on the upper j
liver alio ve Oregon City, such as
at Independence. Salem and I
special poin's and for the closing
of chutes, scraping of bars and re
moving snags. The engineer de
partment think $(i0,000 will give
depth over the bars so that boats
can make trips for a longer time in
the year, airl carry greater loads.
Under the system so far pracitced
only temjuirary benefits have been
obtained. Mr. Hermann expresses
the hope that with the present
estimates better results ,can
be obtained in the way
of appropriations. He will ask
his committee also to allow for a
special survey and examination of
the river at Salem, with a view to
the revetment of the banks, which
on personal inspection, he says be
Lund badly washing away.
I HAVK
Smoked F.Ik,
New Orleans .Molasses,
Imperial Nectar,
. Chow Chow, :
Saner Kraut,
China Cups and Saucers,
(Quaker Oats,
Christmas Candies,
Hickory Nuts,
Choice Honey,
Library Lamps,
At C. K. BROWN ELL'S.
Oysters for families 50 cents a
pint at lsom's.
Choice eating and cookin g apple
at Allen Bros.
Mince meat, raisins, currants,
jellies and jams etc., for Thanks
giving at Barker Bros.
APPRECIATION.
lit'SINEHS XdCALIi.
F. M.French, jeweler.
Will .Vi Stark, the jewelers.
Sauer kraut at Parker Bros.
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros.
Oysters in every style at Isom,s.
Ladies delight soap at Parker
Eros.
Isom has the only oyster parlors
in the city.
Will it Stark have some elegant
souvenir spoons.
Fresh roasted codecs and line
teas at F. K. Allen's.
Swiss cheese, the finest ever in
Albany, at Parker Bros.
Oh! Mamma! Buy mo one of
thos:3 lovely dolls at the Ladies
Bazaar.
Subscriptions for all the leading
newspapers and magazines re
ceived by F. L. Kenton at the
grocery stole near the post ollice.
Great reduction in embroidered
flouncing at W. F. Uead.
The finest line of handkerchiefs
ever brought to Albanv can :e
seen at the Ladies Bazaar. All
prices, from live cents upwards
A line line of gold rings iust
opened at Will & Stark's.
New jewelry of latest pat Units at
Will & Stark's.
Kmpiire for Magnolia syrup, the
finest in the market, at F. 10.
Allen's.
I have just received direct from
Vermont a shipment of nine manle'
syrup and will guarantee it abso
lutely pure. C. L. Brownell.
Necessaries delicacies and
luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery,
Subscriptions for all the leading
magazines and newspapers taken
at the postollice.
Remember von can get the hr-st
i kid glove in town fur one dollar at
' . t . -.!- 1 ,
ine i -no ic.i iia. tar.
All the Irdics passing Will A
Link's music store and sewing
machine denot should step in and
see the full cabinet New Homo
sew ing machine, the lim st sewing
machine ever seen in Albany.
A. U. Chapman, of this city, h'a
the agency of the Canadian I'acilic
railway company, and wi'l seM
tickets over that line from Albany
to all points East.
Look at G. W. Simpson's dis
play of holiday goods iu his show
window. Then step inside and set
bis splendid stock of l.oauiiiul
goods for Christmas.
SI'Kt ItltA st;s.
S. II. Clifford, NewCassel, Wis..
was troubled with Neuralgia :-.iul
and Rheumatism, his Stomach as
disordered, his Liver was all'ected
to and alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly re
duced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisbirg,
111., bad a running sore on his leg
of eight years' standing. Used
three bottles of Electric Bit'.eis
and seven boxs of Bucklen's
Salve, and bis leg is sound ; nd
well. John Speaker, Cataw bp., 0.,
bad five large Fever sores on bis
leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and cue
box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him .entirely. Sold by Foshay
Mason, Drug store.
A
IKK IT WIKS
Wc di.-i:i to say to our titi-
I zc in-, thai fur yeais we have been sell-
nig lr Kings ew- Iliseuvi-ry for
'oiisiui(i'.i I)r King's New Life
I'ilis, Kin kirn's Arnica 'Salve mul
t .ii'i- rt iiiiit Mini i ii'ii .p
liiuiilleil rcini'tlics Unit sell as, or that
j have given micIi universal satisfac
j tit n. We do not liesitate to guarun-tt-n
tlieut every ticie ami we Rlaml
ri aily to refund the purchase pi ice, if
sal i.-factory n Mills thi not follow their
use These remedies Jiavc won tlioir
?:reit Y"iiiiaritj- purely on their
merits, l-V-hay it Mason "Druggists,
Ask for Crescent tea at F. E.
Allen's.
Call and see the brilliant dis
play of I brarv lamps ft C. E.
Browneii's. Not one kept over
fit'iu last year but all this year's
styles and will be sold at the
lowest living prices.
.mwiti
M tldilKII.
Ll.ELAN-KKiNKNCKlt On Wed
nrsilay noi-ii, lien-iiiorr :;u, 1J!I1, at
the I'reslu t -riaii" Manse, in Albany,
bv Kev. K. K. Pi it-hard, Mr. Otto
I'lebui mid Miss nnie K'-inenger.
Mr. anil M:s. Clelan left on the
aft trillion train fur Lebanon on a
short visit wrh friends. They will
return and h;git house keeping in
Albany.
NKW Tll-DAY,
IOl'Mi M ihea ninrv iheilay after the
it- inn iul a kim! clove liu t'Uier i:h
ire't'e. Owner iiui lene Ihe naaie by cali
ii",' at Littler &. i:urentist oltlee.
l?o Com minora.
Notice'"! Iieiehy givfau that bids
will he 'receive t for ll.e uiltling of
t hi 'Cii in In-1 laic. I PnstiytcrinTVlitircli
iriitil one o'clock i". vi. on Weihiltjluy,
'January , I V ri. lit Hie linrJw:ireore
of V. II. li'isnw, in .Vbany, OregJta,
u here phin :intl spce iticutions may lie
seen. The ri'hl to r.-jtet any or all
biti is lejcrxcil.
li.JV. IllMXE.
Committee. - J.C. Phuteii.
I II, KlIVANT.
l''or Hal.
nOl'SKII il.l : t)!is AND A SPRI.VM
w I'.r n -Ic. r'ir par-icu'apt inquire
u th.r hntui' mi Ne'inil ilr.et jiwi below the
or;--. ii l'.i..-;lic r i'r.'iul.
Aih.iiii, O.e 1!1. . '
Mantis IIiMahun
AN i KO t:irl tor ir''ieral h qtewtirk.
If li.iiirvN. K. l:or. 7c!i ami r'erry ,SU.
Ur A.NTLIi --A h-irl fur m rl h niew.irk
ill asm ih fiinily liciilire at voriirr
ol f'ltianil Monl oiiu-ry hi reit.t,
JJKMEM BKIi "
The Rwcrt tom J pi:tnothtt Ntan-N in tune
I'nvi -it, iit Uvy h hti- k n dump or cuM w tuth
it an I pe-ffct p:ttiNf;ution is the
Ihiitiiic I .oh. I.'fc' in a ilt:iHiire witn
Miich a tn-.-i.Miire in the house. ( and yet
om-at Mm. IImiiuiih.
l.F.AVIJ Vmii
o it i k n
Kill A NICK FAT
ClIinsTMASTl'RKKV
WITH
A LLF.X BROS.
I'OU A
Christmas
Present,
Nothing ih nieer limn a t;ox of
JuiiiiH .loenli's line eijiarf, or one
of his (-lt'iiant lueeraeliaum or gen
nine Ininr pies. A fine aNsort
ment of smokers articles always
on li.in.1.
The cut eug-'est the mer time soon coming, when many willjhe miJe g'al b; some.
17,3 token of love or friendship.
L M D I E S
Presents : for ; Grentlemeii !
( ;..1.1 and Silver Handled Silk UMBRELLAS. A great variey or Initial, Hem
; .! ami I Beautifully Colore.1 IIAN1.K.F.KC111eE;S and Ml'FFLV US. An
i-leifint display of all styles and colors ol Tecks, U indsors, honr-n -hand. Etc.,
nNFcfflll. Manv kinds.of Fancy Bosomed WII1TK Sill UTS, and Artis
tically Embroidered XIG11T SIIIKTS. - Xothing ie inor practically suitable
for a "Cliristmass present than a tine
OVERCOAT.
Then we have Slippers, Kid and Lined Gloves, Jewelry, Smoking Jackets, HU,
and dczens of other things we have not room to mention.
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You better conic soon for we are always overcrowded wr.li customers for a few days b.fore ULriatniM.
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The New Year is Here!
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
"The Leading Clothier?.''
Prices -Reduced oo AH
No one regrets the departure of tlecrepit M '91. He wived hia
lay or rather the 3G5 of them and his Bii.-vewor will be hisMipeiior.
Tiie oltl is gone the new in here. You tare nothing ahoiit the inany
things we hat! in stock lat ftuininer; but now, that's different. L'tteii
and you can't help but be interested.
Although we have nothing in that yoo would call "old" we are
determined to close out 'all gijotln purchased for this Feafon aid we
have "marked the prices down" in order that we may ke-1 our stock
perfectly clean as it now is ainl haye at all times the latent styles
and new, fresh goods.
OVERCOATS!
You know we have got the stork of the city, and we have "marked
'email down" bo that you now have an opportunity to mipply your
self with a nice overcoat at reduced prices, and if in need of au over
coat you should take at-vantage of this offer.
Xi'w (jowls Constantly Arriving.
.Inst Received Some Lute Styles in Men's Hats.
T. L. WALLACE & CO.,
ALBANY,
Strulian
I'LEASK KKAD OUR LIST OF
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Liaes of Winter Good.
Clock.
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For 77iurfutrh
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BOOKKEEPING.
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vtvvr. BEST.
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