gaily cmocvat
-v -r
6ITY OFFICIAL PAPER
"ublislied every day in Hie week
except Kunday.
;n ft:s i Nurnxii, mum ma tuft
Fniered at ilm Vnt om-tt at Albany
""(.-! - - - uinn manor.
...IIIIIMIIIK .'O ISSJ
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Cumins Kvnlt.
"2 N'cvj Iii, by local talrnt.
'S I" 3 Carnival o! NiHon.
t'l I.I.IIK MlftU'ATi:UKVM. Til! Mow
ili,p:itrh in todays Oregoniiiu ia cuiis
" miifiilunililii i n.l irrinl i. ni union'' tlx;
.mlt".vc. ' "m l"1" "1 it it cumo from
piisi'iu in;uiiiKi'"-"t. n uouwr Kent i
,1 til ll "I laiH-iiuiiti. i ne liuilliMeiiic'lit
S tlie Oregon 1'iu i lie has been cutting oil'
,ieii-e. vwtenlay uii'l today with a .han.-
aid-. Ih" river semen will he cli-ieoiitiii-
1 mill mi oi me seeunn crews tnkeii off.
,snitiii!f one limn to every 10 miles, who
wiilk the J nick. The stenographers ip
nenenil ONKV have hoen dispense 1 with .
f. Portland nllice will lie .closed. All
l,.tt.-ruient lire slnppeii. i. physical
,ffllltlOll ot llie roiiit IS (jooil mill Will
;t:iinl fur some time. The riverserviee will
iTohiihlv In' ilono hy the Klwooil. lloth
Meisrs lliiilly iiml Mulc.ihy nay not a dol-
jiwM l'fHMil on nellernient while wisl-
u so nun. ine oojevt is 10 pay oil
tbt'iliiht of the present administration.
ilii' ll Ciill lie none iiimer a (Hiucy oi mis
iil. 1-Alensive betterments were nia-le.
,3flHisinfr the purchasers of tho proiterty
chiIiI L'liullv pay for thon. A sclie-ino
Kikeil out ll T? tu.l;iy that Colonel Hogg's
friends weredoinir their utmost to iiiiure
ihe present management with the view of
i'it hilt a Hogg man in for receiver, there-
l.v throwinir the control of the prniiertv hack
into Hogg's hands, t' L llngiie is the ilark
horse. Judge I'uHcrtoii would hardly con
quer any such scheme.
HOME a.D
Salem warranis ,. ol rtr t
count.
.lie
Ncvala at opeia house. Friday ,,h
Dec 3... Thebctdirma of lhc .ea.on
tor a .good laugh you cannot affoid lo mis.
i. iimicuy .ongr, Uanci.
ccnti.
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Following are the naw oiTcers Lf St
John. Lodge A F and A M: V M .1 K
Wyait; S W, H II llellt;J V, A 11 Mat
thews; treasurer. I) P Mason: Km V v
Cutlck; Tyler. W K liaker.
It is reported that Col lln.ro u i.. a'
hany also that William M lliug was to
t'orvallU last evening. Corval ii Xewi.
Vt'n is about a. true as the sta'emen. thai
t'ol liojji has been hi Sail Francisco,
Notwithstanding ihe statement made by
Siipeiintcndent Mulcahev la Pur I Inn. ihx
employees of the (J 1' i; continue to
wotk umil alte.-Ilia jf,!!,. In f.ict will not
'piit even if discharged.
Pour young mm were (nought to this
city, from Mabel precinct on th- Mohawk
last evening t0 gCi ve oul a fineot 5 each
In the county jail, Their mimes are Krnest
liar nrs, Edward liarnes, Edward IJanta
and Sherman B.inta. Their olfenie con
sislod in carrying concealed firearm, to a
religious, meeting and laiting a disturb
ance. Kugcnc Guprd.
iov l'ennoyer and other state ul;icers
went to C'arvallls today to atier.d a meet
ing id the rifrents of the Agricultural col
lege. The Salem (.range have rsked
(jov l'ennoyer to only receive the con
stitutional salary, he gels i.bout f3-,oo,
mm i'ic s.iiary is 61500. 1 lie governor
.u)s woai r-.e ge'.s is constitutional.
MISFITS
A dance ut Wolverine, Mich., was re
cently oppened by prayer by 11 minister.
Thk Pot.DiKiis Home. llids for the con-stnti-tien
of the Soldiers Home located nt
Koseburg, were ojiened at that city ye-ter-
,bv atterniMin, ami wereus totiows: 1111111
er .V Ault. Siiletn. $U,IHi-l; ( ieijrge W .Mar
o. Portland. g'.l.-JTl ; 11 FThaver. Albanv.
(KlKio: W II stokes & Co., rortland. $7,
Hi A J llazeil, Kaleni. $,1CU: Harold tc
linger, Salein, $7,777: Ii MeCroskey,
I'oKlanil. jw.T-lH; Welch liros. Saloni,
115; A l'eterson, t'orvallis, $i;'J4.: Wick-
.trdin V Chenv, Salem. $7,77"; C Van Pat
ten. Salem, S14. 105; limy k Stevens, 8a
lein 7.7:i-"); W S Trainer, Albany, S11.550;
WDtlurrett and Co, Portland. 1 11.200:
HC Clements, llosnburg, SI.'.'IS; Herman
Scliairer. ift.7o0; L C Shnrns, Portland,
i'.VM'i: Perkins k Fields, lloseburg, 87.-
4M: I. -M llonev. Kiigenc. $.S.7H5: J B
CoiiL'ill, Albany, SfJM); llutchins and
Southwii-'i'Saloiii. 7,777. The contract was
let tnWKMtoke. The lowustbiil is that
of A F Peterson, of Corvallis, the same gen-
teman who bid owest on tho Albany school
house and then withdrew his bid. It is less
than half the highest bill.
Snot.i.n flu I,ookl:i Aftbh. The
recent high water In the North Fork of the
Santiani has caused considerable anxiety to
the iieonie in the vicinity of the htayton
Widge across that stream. The llcod of
water was of such force as to cut deep into
the low land at th I. inn emnty end of the
structure, mid it is feareil that it will not lie
many seasons ere the c.nirse of the stream
will lie changed and the bridge lie made
useless. At present the water isalsnittwo
feet deep at tliat oint, This trouble can
lie averted by the construction of 11 large
amount of crib work along tho bank where
the water first leaves the main onr.-e. The
bridge there is after the stylo of the rirst
structiiro over the Willamette at Salem. It
was built jointly by Marion and I.inn coun
ties ami is a source of great convenient to
the n'sidents of the neighliorlioo.1 as well as
to the counties in general. The needed
repairs to the bank should lie made at the
earliest possible time. Statesman.
A I'Kcri.iAU Accident. Miss Kmily
Vanderliei-k of S Louis, this county, was
(hot through ber left hand on Saturday
iiiirlit, tho wound lieing just nt the base of
the middle fingers. The accident happened
in a culiar way. Pome time ago a honie
maile "what-not" was added to the furni
ture in her home. The piece was of such a
feign that one of Hie ornaments consisted
f a portion of a spool with a Xo '12 cart
ri'Ige shell inserted in tho nurture. This
as attached to the what-not quite firmly.
Vnnilerlieek concluded that she would
remodel the whole tiling nud give it a dif
ferent style and. in so doing, attempted to
remove the spool. As she did so an explo
ion mediately resulted and to her great
surprise she found that l.er hand was in
jured aa heretofore stated. The cartridge
had Is'en placed there with Ihe supposition
that it was n blank on3. This was a ease
f tho 'what-not" beiii loaded; and
"hat next. Statesman.
Mr Mulcahy itated ill Portland that af
fairs with the . Willaininette valley would
be adjusted before her timi for sailing.
The I'KMocitAS is informed that a dispatch
went over the wires that the steamer would
lie released when ever there was a change of
management.
Several pap.'rs are advertising for the
Ohio Chemical Co, running a bitf ad. "To
bacco Habit Cured." The company lias
failed and is in the hands of a receiver, and
lapera will get nothing for it. 1 he Dkjio
kat began tho nil but 8tii"lt a uiouss and
piit several months aro.
An interesting case for the students of the
ways of a woman's heart to ponder is that
of an Oakland, Cal., woman, who a few
months ago, brought suit for a divorce.shot
her husband in her lealous raire while the
case was pending, nursed him through the
illness that ensueil. fell in love with linn all
over again, and is now livint' with him,
nappy as a uove.
PBSSOKAb
IV If Kani.ev. of Scio. w:i oimur streets
to.lav.
Judge lioise came up from Salem this
noon.
Mr A H M.-llwaiii went to IVrlland this
noon on business.
.Mr dins finer, the S I' ost.il .Ink
si-nt last night in the city.
R H Wingata, a Salem eewinc machine
man, was in the city toduy.
Jlulcaliey and (iest of the Oregon Pacific
went to Portland this noon.
I'he con'.'wt fur plumbing was let to
Hiigiin llros. of Salem st f:i,.'03.
HCScliell and wife left Ih is noon on n
lil'i fomteen miles below Porth'iid on the
Columbia.
Miss Whitney, daughter of I r Whitney,
rame up f 0111 Portland this noon and went
to the Day.
Joe Miners dm' rocentlv lost, nml adver
tised in the ikuii i:vi-. has returned home.
llio moral is plain.
Mohawk Tribe Xo 11. liednieii-will
tomnrnnv ni-'Iit und liokl a w;mi immnil
uvti'in.
I V Deyoa. of Klk City, is in iho city.
.Aliirlial Mcl-Vrou rt'turiu-il lust niirht
from 11 trip to i'urtland.
Julmson. formorly of tin luit?ieiulm-ft
cluU, and liL'illi'y.t'onm'rlv with Albany lire
now ilayin; with the .San Tran.-isco club,
Sir Vaughn, recently Ori?t,'on Pacific
arent nt San Knim Ueo. arrived in Albany
tliis morning on the overland. Mr Vaughn
is (juitt hostile toward the present lminaye
litent of tho O 1'.
Kev Pouj; Hamilton of Stic was in the
ity lat eveninf;, tryirjr to makt urranyft
nientf to coir.o tn Albany. Hamilton's
preaching- u said to be considevalo of a
t'arre .
lr J M KiUhen. of Stavton. was iu the
i'.v toilav.havini' iust returned from a visit
111 me east, whore lie took a post graduate
onrse in New York. He also called iiiwn
his father ut Salisbury, Mo., who is 77
years of aye and in uood health, enjoying
i. iirt,.rt- ;
well at Slavton. Salem Journal.
AtOTIIKK MKiTJNU.
HU NLVI v lirF.KiN E.X4.LA3D
ADfr Urrakfua
To purify, vitalize and enrich the b:ood,
and ;ivc nerve, bodily aud dieeitive
Con-tncal
lo a month or two,
Tiiie Things Wt Kat
v?ry largely make ut what we are.
No thought can past through the
mind without leaving tome effect,
however Hght. Many slight im
pressions, In time, make mighty
changes. It's the same with the
body. Abuse it with poor food
and take the consequences,
for purity and certainty In groceries
and baked goous, go to 1'arker
Bros.
oak villi:,
The Tangent Literary society and Iho
Columbian had a joint debate last Friday
evening. The question to be decided was
"Kesolveu that a Protective l an II is a ben
efit to the United States." ThcColumbinn's
h id the atlirniative and eane off victors
Wo feel happy now, this question, haw
bothered the minds of our great men or
many years but is now forever settled
there is any other question that needs to be
settled kciiu it in.
Andy Shearer is able to er'.y the mail
aain. although lie can tuse his right nana
Mr C C 5IcBride..of Lincoln countv.ailled
on It A Aamford the first of the week.
JFr A L liobison hits built a commodious
re-idence i:i the western part of town.
I II TaUison is movinir his house. He
bought Ciiifley Smith's house; and will
move it toliisow.i farm.
Juhn Miller parsed though town today.
Why po inany cf Ad.Mu's family were
named Smith is a mvsterv that has not
been yet solved, aid why he diden't nflme
more of them AdnmVf is another wher
e.er you o there is more Smiths1 th;;n any
lody else!! Come to Oakville there is more
Adam's than Smiths'.
The 0 V railroad wim gold a-nin nnd
OaVville didn't get it. Our citizens were
id busy too go to the sale. wo needue road
and will try to get a branch if the company
eaaspp "e it.
Mr Thomas H Cat and family are giving
'ee coneerta of nigiits, some of their iniisie
is sole and meloiLous; but they prefer to
use the profane which is very aunoying.
Amicus.
II Hill Wl(lKI.I. lldt'SK. IhntOKAVX.
Hawkuciists Kkst, Nov '2$, 18'J3.
Editors Democrat :
Many thanks for the copy of your "1)km
otitAT which 1 received u short time ago.
I nnived home isafelv on the Ltth mst.
after a tolerable smooth passage, tho' our
noble ship tossed somewhat during the last
halt ot the passage, contending with rather
a stiff east wind. We neared the Knglish I
coast durinjr ihe niyht, and the large bril
liant light from the "iiishops on the
Scilly isles, greeted our eager gaze on the
early morning of the 11th mat. We had a
splendid view of Land's End. The Lilyard
and part ot the south coast ot England on
Saturday. A strong head wind impeded
our progress and it was early on Sunday
morning when the white cliffs of Sussex
glimmered in our view. I had hoped to
have a good view of tho southeast coast as
we passed, and my hope was not in vain;
we were abreast of Buachy Head about 0
o'clock a in. On the shore near tho base
of this lofty and precipitous Head at Kast
bowne, some time ago my brothers and
sisters and myself were nearly drowned by
4he incoming tide while standing on some
rocks gazing seaward. Many other inter
esting recollections recalled to my memory
as we passed hy places which 1 had visited
before 1 left Kngland, which was over 10
years ags.
1 ou can imagine now interesting ii wiw
to me to see the little Kentish towns, vil-
latres nnd churches amonirst the green
Ileitis and brown woods ot my native coun
trv. with the old fashioned windmill
rrmvnino- it ml lino- hills.
Our vessel passed very close to tne cinrs
nf Ifniirl and I had a verv near and delight
ful view of Dover, its threatening castle
:md fnrtitied rliffs. the niamutieent old
town of Hvthe and the beautiful landscai
behind. Wo nassed many vessels of all
ili'srrinf Inns misstncr tn nnd from tllO me
tropolis. lLondon, and finally dropped our
am horaat Uraveend about o o ciock p i
There the church bells along the show have
reminded me of !home. Hut it was not un
til the next day that I reached that much
loved snot near fcussux. i-arewen nmenea
awhile! Welcome old home. With kind re
gards to all, Your Friend.
liEO ftI.AH.UTL.il.
' b"v ut u.rvn-KMii i tv-w tJ unue tne the medicine alter every
action in nTerc-nee io ineir riguiti, ana
the course to be pursued. KS liarne call
ed tho meeting to order. The committee
who had Irmmi to Roseburg rented sub
stantially as already given bv the Dlmo
t'KAT. A coniniunU-atioti from Superin
tendent Mulcahy was to the eftVt that even
should the rerent punh users of the road
put np &i75.000 it would have to be paid
prorata to tho entire debt account of $1,
100,0m) and the employes would only re
ceive 'ii per cent of their uccounU. His
advice waa to have tho purchasers pay up
the labor and material claims outside of the
court.
Ih-marKs we;e made by Wallis Nah, n
creditor to the amount of about i20,0L0 and
C C Hogue. Tho situation was thoroughly
discussed ami resolutions were passed in
which the employes agreed not to sell their
claims without notifying tho executive com
mittee. Heclaring that the sale should not
be continued as it w.is an evasion of their
rights, asking the receiver to make no
changes, as announced by bulletin until
afb-rthe-Jtith,
That, inasmuch as under Iho present re
ceiver, K W Hud ley, the indebtedness of
the road has been increased to upwards of
$0,000, and tho business of the road has
lurirelv diminished and the creditors of the
road for material refuse to continue tho
Mipplies, and tho management has been
Ustininuslied hy extravagant salaries and
exitenses to hiirh paid ollicials, und tho so-
called accounts tiled by Receiver Hadley
and his advisors are vague and unsatisfac
tory, and the present management has no
longer the rewitcct and conlidence of the
emnloves. therefore be it
Hesolved. that a petition U mvseir.ed to
the court on tha 2(ith inst by the counsel of
the employes and on their behalf, asking
the court to make un immediate change by
removing K W Hadley as receiver and njt
iwjint a new r?i iver satisfactoiy to tho employes.
i hero are gooj reasons to ueueve juugei
Fullerton will not continue the present
extravagant management, but will appoint
a now reiver, who will consider the in
terests of employes as well as others. John
Tway and Charles Clark are both satisfac
tory to the employes.. The executive comj
mittce was continued and giveu authority
to act nnd H II Hewitt was employed ft3
attorney to represent their interests.
The men have tho solid backing of the
public,.and justice i bound to be given
them.
Call on Will & Stark for bargains In
Holiday jewebv;
Will & Stark's larjje line cf hijver ware
has crtatcd a great deal of talk.
Get your holiday goods of Will & Stark.
Their stock, because 1t U huge and vail
ed, and their prices because they are low
w ui matte nan oDjeet. JH-eu'es uiev wt!l
give away to their customers 75 worth ot
silverware.
No Shrinking. bring on your fihe
winter underwear. We guarantee not to
injure them, as we take great care to wash
them In solt water. Gentlemen starched
work a specialty. Tho white laundries of
Albany are getting tho Clitnese cornered.
Give us your work and they wilt soon
eave. City Laundry.
Mas C Simpson, ptoprletor.
Penny Wise and round FoolUn.
The man or woman who does not sup
port their own home paper can be proper
ly c'afed as'pcnny wise and pound fool
ish." It brings, fur Instance, to your door
opportunities fur securing the bett bar
gains In everything. If you want em
ployment, then we assist you. That re.
minds as that Ue advertisement of B F
Johnson & Co, Richmond, Vn, In another
eclumn may prove of real Interest und
value toyou,
ocal and Instrumental Ml sic.
Miss Halite Warner a graduate of the
conservatory connected with Gates Col
lege, Neb, Is prepared to give lessons In
vocal and instrumental music to single
pupils or classes, at reasonable terms.
Miss Warner has had a thorough educa
tion and Is an experienced teacher. Her
refeiences are; Prof il A Shorey, William
A. Trow and Mrs Jennie I.tre.
We are Ull selling Dress goods and
Ca esand Jackets at greatlv reduced prices
for cash. We invite you to examine th
Rod, Peacock & Co goods and prices.
uodersicaed pro
printer of the Pioneer House desires to inform
the public that helms reduced the price of
boird without lodging to $3 per week, with
leaping $4 per week. Single m&als 25 cents.
The public is invited to call I ko;p good
brds and tet a good table. Have tirwond for
sale. Cjruer of Uro.nlalbin and Water
streets. J H j)hkaniA.
Skwinu Machines neatly repaired aud
warranted by tlmrouiily ccmpctcr.t work
man, at l-' M Krt'iich'a jewelry eerc, Albany,
Oregon."
Olives In llulk, sauer kraut, mixed
nlcklen, chow chow, cranberries, lemon,
flaked l.omlny, and nyw raisins a. C E
Brownel!s.
Of Silverware
Died. T A Weslerfelt, who came from
California wvoral montli. njro and ljonplit
the Walter KeU'hum fiirm, died yestenlay,
at the ap; ot ou. with Bpasm.-, nnd was
biiriwl todav in thia city. Km l'riihard
conducting the Ijnrial service, lie leaves a
wife and one child.
The Kindergarten society will ho.d a
meeting at the re.iJence of L 11 Montanye
this evening r.t S : o':loclt. All
friends of the movement are requested lo
beprefent.
Y M C A Caiinivai, or Nations. Few
loplc understand the nature of the enter
tainment n the oiiera house lv
lie Y M C A for four evening beuinninir
rueiday llec 20th. There will lie seven
wotlu and tanta repn'sentinir f many
nations and jieoples. anil will lie arranged
and decorated beautifallv. in keeping with
their particular ohject. There will he a
Program nn?entod e.irh eveninir lv one of
these nations, whpn thecustoms, haliits.and
"tunies will lie vividly portrayed. To ap-
prc.iate the collossal nrningements being
mane you will have to viit for jiersonal inspection.
Em
Oct!
i The war to do It 1st Make jour wash
rg 'o the. Chinamen, llyou want tour
Jork well done at living prices take It to
"".n.ra i Phillip's Steam launary.
Thy know how nithout hanging them
uuna a pole.
Mfall lin. rf MACIXT0I1E and
-S jM1;ks. ir.c ndirg m.ny nov.ltia
w iidi-., nna-.e. .J cliildren. ii bow
'f. M E Yoong.
HrHlj., ,v l,.K.ria i I. the 1
ling ilrn(,
Cloao towels to everv cnsvniner at Yicrcck
th.viog parlors.
Bath, at
ttiug p.rlors.
Vierecks shaving ani hair
New Advertisements.
AGENTS MAKE FIVE DOLLARS a
day selling the greatest kitchen liter..
.ll ever Invented. Retails for thirty-flve
cents. Two lo six can be sold tn every
house. Millions sold in this country alone.
Don t miss ihe greatest opportunity ever
known to make money, easl'v and qulcklv.
Sarr pie sent, postage prepa d tor live cents.
McMakin & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
. Will le presented the customers of
WILL & STARK,
genuine HOLIDAY gifts, and it won't cost
you a cent. They have the finest stock of goods
in the valley in their line,as an inspection will
convince any one. Call and see for yourselves.
T0ST.-Ablrd dog, red and white A
i go d canine. Kelurn to Job Meyers.
lie wants him.
AGENTS make $5 a day. Creates
icltohsn utensil oyer Invented. He
tails asuts. 8 to 6 sold at every house
Sau.pl o, poetags paid, Ave cents. Mo
Makin it Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED. Connty and city war
rants bought and so'd by ii F Mer
rill.
1.10R RENT, The opera house store,
splendid location. Ca I on tho
.ecrelary at the Democrat office for pat
ticulars.
I. A. Morris &Co.
Floor and Feed
Good Times.
The way to have them is by getting your
HOLIDAY GOODS
H. EWERT.
Ho lias a fine stock of gold and silver men's nnd Indies' wntrhfsr rim... rmld
headed canes, an elegant line of silverware and jewelry of all kinds to select from.
Call on him for reliable goods at prices to suit the times.
See the Mew Improved Singer sewing ma
chine. The b!t i. alwry. tne ohe.pe.t. J
W Stwdeo. agont. Otlice at f M French'.
jewelry .tore
noinn cooibbslksj
If yoa want a Hoe amokf call lor Joseph a
white labor oigarr.
The ne.tlroast onn e in the city at Con i ad
rfwy.r a.
holiday eoods at Hodges &
Mirir.rinnd. The best stock to select
from.
Motor makes Bv Ui daily to Tieieck s
addition. Lotr there oa l.t.iimeota oi f i
per week.
The O K "rubber i.ioiuon iriai. iu
try one does not mean vou are compelled
tobuy. Mfs'd by Ja. Finney & os,
Brooks.
In selecting your holidiv goods do not
fail to call on Hodges & McFarland.
Tney have a fine line of goods, embracing
a large stock of plush goods.lncluding an
elegant line of perfumeries, etc.
Genuine parts for all sewing machines,
also the best oils, needles, etc,, for all
i machines, bicycles, et:., at b L
Will', music store. Sewing machines snd
ore.ns repaired reasonable, ard all work
" . . ii Ktr in ail! arv
warranted. cca;c -j-
CENTRAL
PoiltrF ail Fisl MU.
llrondalhin, between Second and Third Sts.,
ALBANY, OR.
Poultry, Fisli, Oysters, Clams,
Game in Sensin.
Everj'thing nice and fresh. Give us a call.
SCHHEERS CALLAHAN
Have removed their ttore to opposite
the Run House, and have on hand a full
stock of
CHOPPED FEED:
vmtom chopping done.
CORVALL'S FLCU.?. B3AN, SHORTS
CERM MEAL, GRAHAM, BUCK
WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY,
0A1S. STRAW AND
Notice of Dissolution
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Senders & Co heretofore doing business
under the firm name of Sendera & Co has
this day been dissolved. Mr Adolph Send
ers retiring. The new firm w'll be com-
nosed of Mr Ed Schmeer and James Cal
lahan who will continue the business, ami
will collect all amounts due the old firm
and pay all its debts.
Adolph Sendzrs
Ed Scn.MEER,
a doxen.
Will U St.ik. If ewel
rw-A fn the Whisker, doe
rracKiuK""" . .. ,,
;!s work thoronehly, eolnnog a naiform.hrown
Dress Goods,
Capes and Jackets,
nt : greatly'.': reduced : prices,
-AT-
READ,
PEACOCK a CO.,
ALBANY
AND
Lebanon:
Make your selections early while they Lave a
large assortment,
Is the Best
Good Enough?
Then call on the uiidoreigned for j'our
GROCERIES
and produce, for they are the Lest in the market.
Also a fine lino of crockery and toys for
me noiiuays.
Perry Conn
BUY
HEfflG
STOVES
Matthews &Washburn.
er black, whxh, wnen a-y. i ......
wash off, nor soil Ifnea.