Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 22, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI AX X AIT Wlftlffft Tha wild vewtlbskfl train, of the OkkMO, Union Padfla A Nortli-WnU mtfiM -4a all eililli wltti cm. Mstltf MrortesVllse, ifali tlwt, Uok depot and no cliwtt of tfetoattlMjMIBri river, and U the tooouhir World'- Fair routs. 4-24-61 Mr. Harvey Heed -'IwsejrnncJO. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa ralysis of the Throat MJ-Tfck Ood and Jlood'a Srt- pmrOUfor Perfect Health." "Vet thebeeeflt of suffering humanity I wttotffew (acU: For several years iGnsaieredfrom catarrh and heart fail ur, ffUtef so bad I could not work and CeuM Scarcely Walk Iliad' a very bad spell of paralysis of t.. MwMt some time ago. My throat seemou dSied and I eas-li? "llw. The doetors said tt was caused by heart failure SdTo medicine, which I took, but it. did Box seem w uo me nuj bu; seem to do me any good. Mr wife urged eto try Hood's Harsaparllla. telling me ox r. Joseph C. Smith, who had been me to try u Mr. Joseph At Death's Door lint ou aatlrct cured bv Hood's Sarsins- mia. Alter Ulklnir with Mr. Bmith. I con- eluded to try Hood's Sarsaparllla. When I had taken two bottles I felt very much bet- tor. I hare continued taking. It, and am now feettng excellent. I thank God, and Hood's Sarsaparllla and y wife for my restoration to jMirfeet fce-alli. lrABYBY Heep, Laceyville, 0. HOOD'S PlLL8ureConitlptlonbyretor lag tha perUUUlo action of the eUmsntary canal. DISORDERS A New RfJiiedy A trw StcUle- potJiirs srid penrinftt tllnlntl fall poUon freci the blood, and a jeucfjilon of healthy VUBT40 In tlttues II onerea lo Hiucrcr lor inm urst uwi hTrefaedr whs bai been underfUIng Um mort setere fNah -tperbnem. for the. rait three, year. , It has not yat fciW, aid it wUl not hST. it i a Tru HlWclfle fee Syphilitic potion and all blood dita. Doyout. Klt Send for full -articular and proof (". if" Mag your tyitem with mercury and, other PW TM remedy "I" cur you in jo to do dy without fill Wa anuumataa euro or refund the money. JUttrcas r MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO., rta'Tl'rat Street PORTLAND, 0. FAIR GROUNDS, SALEM, July 4, 5, 6 and 7. PHIZES $3,500.00. and Running CONTESTS. i PROGRAMME. Tuesday, July 4tli. in. Kffat4rW-elghtns mile dash, pune'tKO Nsirrt,4e0)rds,jbstln3 liw MM not to exceed IS Uandi high, v J TitfH'fcilelBM.ainS " k,9M frJSJBJr.'s-year-oldj, rail UuU ' 160 ila4N,3iMehiM,3m8 . " S50 Wedaesdsy, July 5tb. KuMisr, cot-half mile, a yearolds, nurae tifti Mudi(. one-ball mll and repeat, " 10U frewtat.isv eiaao.ams . . ' au TrotUBf. KM etaas, a mlledaab JUJ TMireday, July (llh. KuBBlng, nlledosh .pujse.flOO fWMDg, B1IW Oaall. 1TMI linuu, 4.MV UIBN ) 111 )...-. OlAI Paaing, 2-year-olds.mlle dash, " 160 IHni. O.IHl 1.. II I...O il ani v Friday, July 7!h. Ijj&ri, i mile dash purse, $100 fltatlimuu's roadster race 21 u3 " 100 i wHfceat raoardi owner to drlva IfewaHy raaalngrtoe.O miles.. ' 200 fMajiaae M far ladle, eutranca nee; they AJMIi!ieiON: Geutlemen, 60 cents. IatiffcM. M at. Children over 12 years, Data. OrtUHl ata,, SScts. '' ' OyPICKHS. W.OOTTMC VUw-Praaldent. W. J.KltWIN. .r.N.lHSKBt. . ' i - - anwwnw, i, u. Aiir-iuHini, yeylnisstiralUwIavWa, aa4 affitfw AiHHr. aL&ZHS &M1S teaaataa. Cat! a or Sjtig Trotting, Pacing Ignas in U; JLJ,' "T"! ' Wm . VF-SBMak aatasravTlM em Parific Coast . t Liferary r' ar New Jloo.sandl'erlodleaUReTlewed In thU Waattl.T koiiiobioi vnuriTuounAi) The, Honor of a Heftrt" U n typical Geraaan note! translated by May J. Bfifford, Illustrated by sF. A. Carter, Itobt. Bonner's Bona, Pub., NejofJc, CO els. It Is full or MraogeMMtraoMnii and Incldefita BoWHty, ad vllllsuy.ln. lAnanitf (4trtAinin. tik aama.rn- ber coatalDS "Tbe Lst JJeh-Lbirtne sane tralwlater, more rtraafaUe still. "Aa Automatic Wife" by4Wm. Haeea BalloUjis full qt tbq best work of a good writer. He Is thoroughly vivacious, modern and rcportorlal. Poetry, sketches of travel, scleotlflc discourses, theories of more or less value as to tbe everlasting woman question, which Is a question to no one but fools it all comprises a racy original sketch book with an outrageously original and novel central figure. W. D. Rowland, New York. "Mrs. Falchion," a'novel by Gilbert .Parker, like Wto. H. Ballou's novels, Is tbe literary product or a progressive traveler and keen observer of what be saw and what others have, seen and thought. Tbe second book Is devoted to tbe Pacific Slope and hence possesses more than usual local interest. Tbe Home Pub. Co.. New York. All these to be bad of local booksellers. They are new, clean and wholesome. The Kindergarten Magazine of Cbl cago for June is a Columbian double number. There are 144 pages, besides 18 pages of enclosure. Tbe colored plate Is the old mill. Probably no pub lication reaches a constituency of the intellectual calibre possessed in tbe ag grcgate by its subscribers. They are not only tbe foremost educators of the Eng llsh readlne world, but from India to Canada, they are the deepest thinkers, tbe most unselfish workers, and the broadest Btudents In fields of purely educational work. They are tbe on coming and rapidly swelling army of the new education that must sweep all before it so surely as we are a race of thinking beings. St. Louis Republic Review Writer: The school of fiction which Pierre Lotl of the French Academy represents is a monstrous combination or attempted combination of Zola and Victor Hugo. Unlike Zola, Pierre Lot! does not plo ture the repulsive and abnormal In human nature and life.' He sketch es with artistic touch tbe romantic, tbe jerolo and the beautiful. But be makes uaste to oonciuae wun me pes simlstlo iron pen of tbe materialists, which Is lu keeping when used by tbe realistic writers, but cuts away Its ralson d'etro from a romance of tbe ideul such as Loti's "Jean Berny, Bailor." 8oine of the greatest books of the world have not been written for money. Necessity did not produce Fuust, In Memoriam or Parudlso Lost. But there are exceptions to the general rule Shakespeare labored, unconscious of the literary value of his work, that he might live. i The New York Critlo has asked its subscribers to vote on the best ten American books, with the following re suit, tho figures printed, before each name indicating the number of yotcs received : 512. EnuraoiiN Essays. 4U3. Hawthorne's "Bcarlet Letter." 444. Longfellow's, Poems 484. Mrs. Btowo's "Uncle Tom's Cabin." 383. Dr. Holmes' "Autocrat." 3(17. Irvlug's "Sketch-Book." 200. 250. 240. public Lowell's Poems, Wallace's "Ben Hur." Motley's "Rise of the Dutch Re- lu au article In the North American Review Andrew Caruegle'proposes the reunion or Great Biltlau ami tho Unit ed States, which wassevtVed durlug tbe war of Independence. The canny Scotch millionaire has a baroulal castle In Great Brltlau and a great manufac turing plant In this country. He rep resents the estimate of the world today lu literature, that America Is a good country for rich men to make money in, butold England oflers greater prcru iums of dlstlction to wealth. A review of Fanny, Buruey's uovel "Evahuu" points out the secret of, Its great success a century ago. ' It Is tae same secret that so few novel- wrftera fathom iu the present ove-deluged age. It was simply drawatleaud re freshlugly entertalulog. It was uot'a )rt'achli)K,propgaadt, purpose. novel. While the purpose novel cau always have a field, as the speolailst has an audleuoe, It Is only tho real' novel, as meetlug the deniatids of the arUof rex preeslnn, that will be uulvenuliy read, "Evallua" la only the story of au ordluary girl who fell lu love with a faithless baronet, eoutraeted a claudes tlua marriage, and survived bar bus- oauus.weruou Jim long tyt to MaHiiaiiy m wnoie plot, JMtthaa r- tron dramstle touhesklirin eoatrasts and surprises. The events am MirraM In a frauk, direct aud unnr JOVJ0ftl.NCt OAVMAh Revieu). Department tot Pnbltctlra In Ibt lutlr and tetjtlotrt way, maeb nfler-thtf iyJ 6f common conversation. That was tbe true secret or mo doox's popularity. It differed from other existing novels in point of naturalness. The writer did not attempt Ut teach a lesson of any kind, but merely to trace the course of evsry-day life and to depict certain familiar phases of human experience. It pertained mainly to things wltbin the scone, of general observation, and did not Involve any labored analysis of personal motives and tendencies. There was a refreshing absence of af ftctation. Rose "Noucbette Carey has written "Little Miss Muflett." Tbe attempt to write a girl's literature, a boy's litera ture, a Pacific Coast literature, or any o(her ktud of local or class literature is transparent nonsense. Bookt. written for youth or even for childreu in truth' should possess those eternal and univer sal elements that find youth aud child hood spanning tbe whole arch of life. False sentimentality is tbe pitfall of boyhood, girlhood, manhood, woman hood. Miss Carey avoids this. It Is gratifying to. know that the ab sence of wealth, property, bunk, stocks, social position, church life, or any of the. so-called advantages of civilization, places a barter or limitation upon tbe culture or development of the mind If it has fixed itself upon the attainment of spiritual illumination. Branson Al cott established the Concord school of philosophy, made himself tbe equal of Emerson, Carlisle, Goethe, Dante, or Plato in many respects, and did it all upon painfully plain living and occu pying a rented home tbtt would not command, bouse.and grounds, over $60 a year, Furthermore be trained a daughter, Louise Alcott, who is the peer in culture aud literary ability of any woman living in the world. More lives fall for advantages, so-called, than for waut.of them. That patriotic monthly, the Blue and Uray, is, tilled from, coyer locover,thls month wjtb reminiscences of wartimes from those who belong on both sides of Mason & Dixon's line. Of special In terestisa sketch of '".The Author of 'My Maryland,1" relating bow that song.canie to be adopted as a war. song of tbe South. ino june numoer or "iiciucauon," a Boston monthly has a paper on "Some Pedagogical Blunders," by Mrss Ama )le Hofer, editor of the Kindergarten Magazine, Chicago. FBOM BROOKS. Jolo Jones drove over to Monmouth Sunday. Miss Winifred Wormwood visited ber parents Thursday. Prof. Myers and wife returned Borne on the 10:55 train Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kestur of Howell prairie visited with F. J. Clark's Sunday. Mr. Ray Blanton returned from Sa lem Sunday. A. aud B. A. Jonea visited tbe latter's parents north or Brooks Sunday- Mr. L. Beckner and wife re'urned from Eastern Oregon Wednesday. Quite a numberofourcltlzens attend ed the sociable at ParkersVllle Friday evening. Mr. E. Case.of Portlat-d, wna baa who lieen vlslfjlng Mr. Shaffer's family left ua Saturday. Rev. Myers and family attended the commencement exercises at the Uni versity Thursday. There will be an Ice cream aud straw- Is Life Worth Living? That dopenda upon the liver. If tho Liver is inactive tho wholo bvb tern is out of order1 tha breath is bad, digestion poor, head dull or aching, energy and hopcfulnou gone, the spirit is de pressed, a hearv weight exists tutor eating, with general despondency and tho blue. The Liver is the housekeeper of the health; and a harmless, aimplQ remodjr that acta like Nature, does not constipate afterward or require constant taking, does not interfere with business or pleasure dur ing its use, makes Sim mons Liver Regulator a medical perfection. t , I hav teat Its Ylrta yraonally, aS kjajXBf isuit ( IsSMJIraUiaaSL SLiJJv-tiagitbA - J KrebMac ffMiiTii ft fc lli"' biaiiy teWttrUvt atw.luviit-riaSsaHr . etaor wawaHea befur Abob Uvwr awirnlatof. aud none at taeta cava More tkaa iNon.rrrllfrWut tlw M(uWter aet eal reUewd but ounid. &, U JMaMaesa, JVUUXAXfj' '$KUK&J)AY Wry mM at tks jfettk Howell f falrls eh'Mrsb Wedrffmlay evening JatMM, AriliVjled, ' . tteveraUfsur UfeokMlcs hsvs besu a(e"(Hrig('eowft tfcre past vnxk, . M. h. JeMs mstie a flyltift trip (6 Portland 'liiMfstlay. K K HhawatteadHi the threa days racns at Independence last week. Itev. Myers' attended church lu Sou lli Baleni Sunday. Mrs. D. Gorstine hs been sick the past week with (he chicken pox. E. K. Shaw and F, J. Clark drovo to Salem Tuesday. Grandma Harris and little Inn Jones were down visiting friends last week. Mrs. Shaffer aud Miss Myrlck spent Sunday at Mr. S. M. Jones' north of town. P. Byrnes drove through Brooks Sunday on their way to Squire Evan's. Johnnie Schwartz and Arthur Girbd drove to Salem' Sunday, Mr. Rennle aud family of Bclem spent Sunday with Mrs. Ronnie's par ents, Mr. J no, Ulan ton, There.wiH be an loe cream and straw berry social at the Mission- Bottom school house, Friday evening, Jane 23, E. K. Shaw came near having a ser ious accident Monday. He was driv ing a span'of young mules to a load ot wooa, wnen going aown mil east or Brooks tbe'lock being insufficient to hold tbe load it ran onto, the colts They started to run, The wagon ran of! the grade turnlniiiR E. K. out.the wood and wagon bed on ton of htm. The team ran a short distance and bung up on a stump. Air. waiaer aug xar, Sbawout or tbd wood somewhat skin 'ned and braised but not seriously in jured. Deafaess 'Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach tbe deceased portion of the ear, There is only oneway to cure Deafness, and that la, by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an Inflamed con' dltiou of tbe mucous lining of tbe Eustachian Tube. When this lube gets inflamed you bavo a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness Is tbe re sult, and unless tbe inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition. bearing will be de stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tbe mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh cure, w-nn for circulars, rree , P. J. CHENEY, & Co., Toledo, O. SWTBOld by Druggists, 7oc. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castorla VIGOR of MEN Eullf, Quickly, Pernansntljr Restored. weakness; ncrvousness. debility, and aU tbe train of tU from early orror or later exceuet, taa retulti of OTCrHOrk, alokncia, worry, eto. FulUtrengib, deTcIopmeal and tone gl-en to every organ and portion of the bod, slinpl-. natural methods. ImmedtatMmproTement seen. Fiilluralmpoatdble. 3.UUO references. Book, explanation and proofs mailed (sealed) free. ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO, N. Y. Skin Food. Indies who Miffer from Cutting Winds nnd Scorching Hun Mill find. . Mrs. Harrison's Lola Montez Creme Tho Skin Food, Tha best remedy for keepli g tbe face cool ana free fr in Irrita tion, as it aooi na and comforts theskUi and piev-nta irecxlea or aunbu . it la not a bsautlflerbut a sKln restorative and pre servative. I a little Uontes O ma la rubbed t tbe Kln and thoroughly! wiped ofT again, Jutnefoie applying powder. tta complexion wlllbeanfter, and the powder will ren.alu longer, drsldes preventing tue powder from clogging the port" of the axtn- ITU e 75 cents. For Bale by FltKD LKOO, IrugUt, ratton ltlock, Ealem, Or, Foranyapeoat or complicated bletnlsh o( face or fortu, write MRS. NETTIE HARRISON, AVIBlCA'd BKAtnr DOCTOR, 18 QtarytiU, ran Francisco, Cat. Buperanous Hair Permanently Removed. . MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Real Batata, la amounts and Ume to sulu Mo delay la ceaahlartBf loams. FEAR & FORD. Boom 12, Busb Bank block. SUdw STATE TREASURE R'S FIFTH IN0TICE State of Oregon, Treasury Department Notice Is b-rebyKtvea that theraara fundi on tiand sufficient to nay all outstanding -.tate 1-i? T i . ,w -'frea-jsiiea ana ot raid for Want of runds, prl r to. and taeladlna Msro 1 1 SI. im, anfthlt all iueh w'rran " ill be pild uixin iirrnenuuea at ifal . fHort. In. lerwtna said arranu will sot k allowed anrrtheda anr ti Utinii. -.wv tt-Sw .'IIU..Mfc.'l-CHAN.MUiTrunu- ,--- BT - .-- Deutscher Advocat. POSTOFFICE BLOCK, . -. SALEM, OR. Admitted to practioa la all tha court. Special attention tirra to Uernsan speak Im re-ipl.. and butTna at thVcnty and -iMIBBXfflSfLjE .rbau-v f , TTJft:,j5 '2'2t i&oa. aaVaAia.WL.aawMS .. twtaw-sXfcex...! MEYOUGOINGAFISFllNG? Tr ivi mWk On the label of eve-y can Is THK NEW WILLAMETTE STABLES Completed aud ready to wait on customers. Horses boarded by day or weekj at reasonable prices. We keep full line of Truck, Drays and, Express to meet all demands. Also keep the finest Stallions In this county, for service. Barn and residence 2 block south of postofflce. RYAN fc CO. ESTABLISHED 1878. WILLIAM NILES & CO:, Los Aneeles. California. BREEDERS AND EXPORTERS OF t i t ESBBBK IswiESBBBBSliESBBBBl Niks CL.KAN. ' If you vould be clean and the neatest and dressiest mannar, take them to the SALEM STEAM LAUNDTFiY where all work is done by white manner; COi.OJN.El. J. ULiMSTJflp, - Liberty Street. CflflS. VTOLZ, Proprietor of, the GERMAN :-: MARKET South Commercial 8k, Baleni, AU kinds Fresh, Halt and Smoked Meats and Sausages. FREE DELIVERY. HOUSE TRAINING. Have bad 18 years experience training far truck or carriage. Terms reawonnble, Can be found at Westacott's stable, or address Halem. 6-6-1 m . ' JAM Ed KINU: MAKE NO MORE MISTAKES. CHARLES A. SMITH HUMS Tie Rustler food Saw And b&dnesn't burn qp half yonr wood, .In fuel, when be taws tt. Make your contracts with hlra personally orlfave or ersRtVeatcbs cigar store. Dearborn's book storo,436 Hummer street, or addre.s me by mall. 6-14-U SMITH BROS., CONTRACTORS & PLA8TERER8. Leave orders at Cottle-Parkhurstblock,room 16, Baleni, Oregon. HOWARD, The House Mover. 451 Marion Street. Has the beat faclllliee tor moving and rais ing bouses. Leave orders at uray Bros., or address rialem, Oregon. J. H- HAAS, THE WAT.CHMAKBB, 215K C-imrcfl St., - Stl.ra, Orsfsa, (Next door to Kleln'r.) Specialty otSpeetac-ea, and repairing Ctoeka. - Wautbea and Jewelry. Smith Premier Typewriter. Sold oaamsf pay zaaau. For RmL S"WT L.TALEYf Agent, Sslsm. H.N.BURI'Xr.aen'lAgent, i TklrS Sc. iLLj-a-afv iaJinaiIlHa4BBnHrk .ESBBESBBBBBBBBBBEsW 'bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbWbiiIQCsbbbHbbbbI SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsf'TESBBBBBV' rortlaaa. lasaafereaUlecM. rrs '.' -L" .VVSJ-wZ aisAa- Muittingr Pionlclng, .Camping Mining, Lumbering, or onngcncrul otliing? If you arc do not fail to lay In usually of th6 giii ;Hiki ittu 'mm Condensed Milk. It gives ihc most deli cious llhvor to tea, coffee, chocolate and ifiany summer drinlTs. It will keep in any clinHate. You can use it in the place of milk for general cooking purposes. Your Grocer arid Druggist sell it. tho signature of Gall Horden. ?. INCORPORATED 1891 FINE CATTLE. KdGiS, FRY, i ni'inti n Vo -?? . a uerKsnire roiana-tniiia rigs a Fncy Pqultry, All yarietles. -Eggs for Hatching. Incubatart: - Paciflc Coast Poultry and Htoc;fflretfa- tea, oo cents oy man. : .,....., STHEND FOR CIRCULARttriis have your clothes done up in labor and in the most prompt Bids for Asylum k , The board of trustees or tbe Oregon State In sane asylum Invite sealed proposals lor -the furnlshlnr at the asylum near t-alem. ' recon. tbe following supplies for tbe six jAonthsr end ing January i, ibv : DRY GOODS. 600 yards cotton flannel, Nashua XXX brown. l.'JOO yards Amoskeag, mariners stripe, bine and white. 600 yards FeqnotA sheetings. S8 Inch, un bleached 600 ya'ds Lownsdale sheeting, SI Inch, bleached. iU) yards Continental, checked SanneL 300 yards ulaas crasb, 13 Inches wide. , 7U0 yards bleached linen and French crish, 18 Inches wide .. 30 yards ArnosUeag blue denun. 200 yards 9-4 bleached sheeting. Pequot, 100 yards superior saUn damask, 68 Inch wide. 200 yards Marseilles checks, York Mfg. GOO yards Dragon cloth, asttorted colors. 11 djx. white stay binding Inches wide. 26 dox. ladle' o tton hoe. 5 dm. mystto Turkey red bandkerchlets, St Inches. , 75 doz. No. 88 white (Coat's) thread, 2doz. Mo. 16 white (Coal'.) thread. 3 doz. Mo. 60 wblla(Uoat'i thread. Sdi'Z Mo.60wblt-i)CoatV) (bread. 10 doz.' Mo. SS.b ack (Coat A tbiead. 60 yards table oil cloth, heat quaUty, light color. 12 dox. papers pins. GROCERIES. 10,000 pounds beans, small white. 8,001 lbs granulated sugar. O.UflltisO. C kngar. .( 01 ibs. rolled out, In barrels, fresh ground. 8.000 bs cracked wheat. 4.000 lbs Gold Dust corn meal (or aa good) frreb ground in barrels. tSSi P bomlny, fresh ground In bArreU. 4,000 lbs choice Island rice. , :. Mi gallons Mew Orleans molasses, best quality. 1,000 ibs corn starch, Oswego, 8 000 lba Liverpool sait, 600 lbs cheese, Cranston's' or as good, full cream. 150 lbs C. 4 Go's A. A H. brand eub soda. SO lbs cream tartar, J. A. Fo'ger's best. SO gross Vulcan Superior Hafety matches. 15 doz brooms. a doz whisk brooms., 15 ooz, cans oysters, Blue Point, or aa good. a) doz cans oyatenr, Fields. in doz.cnn.com. 100 lbs. pearl birley. 700 lb, soda crackers XXX fresh. W lba. oyster crackers XXX fresh. 100 bs. Osweso rloM aiarnti 20 boxes macaroni. OIL. 100 gallons kerosene. Pearl brand, In tanks. 20 gallons Albany spindle oil. 6 gallons Albany cyunder oil. FLOOR. '600 barrels moraofleas, "best roller process, delivered as wanted. ' . MEATS. i 600 lbs per day. more or leas' of beer, as re tjuiied In equal part o( fore and blndqnar- ten. Kisu. Fish aa required, giving pr.'oe per podnd for nirnlshlnr toe airxerent kinds, perfectly treah and sound. SOAP. ffoS Poon, Kirk's Pavon or as goTd. r -"" luaura uaoiuiaa .Tory, or aa good. t DRIED FRUIT.- " fSS R9"-' P'". bstquaily. 1OOIlM.peaeb.a. 100 Ib. raisins. SPICES. N VS lbs. mace, ground". . foo Iba. bUetpepper gaMad. 30 lba. glBger, ground. l.Pea lba. COasaWa bfaBd,er as good. OOFFBK. 4 OSS lbs. Co-ta Rtea, S at grade. f taoHHaalatoeaa. IOOt4w.aiiafflsyV SEKSS T0HACCO, loo IM, Madf Narnrnef brand IfTATIUrtllrlY i thm rft 01 IgrfMfadMn I mtmt lead i-ea tlllltl( Nfj,.l .. . MeMrttlrterlMait)jt. Nt.HMf IrriHrii . . finilfiri f m-aMfttf-Mk-wfiufus. Nei. i !, 1 btt London Jacsndescent p,Ho(8 (fn nine) I box liOndoM (neanaeent pen, Mo, 7 'gem ttlii.) , . t ream letlri fiwr (ettra good,) I ' Journal " " 1 '' Wlger " - " 8d"S penholders. M do. quart boll let rWnfsfd's premium writing flufd, Kilos quart betltM HtaffbrS's eomrasrclat - sAaartWUeS Barfford'a obfhblsed wrltlsg fluid, CROCKERY. )odo,,lesVeap, An dm satieftra, , 6 dos.e)e quart oop howls, (los, qas allon pitchers. 3(, soup plaites.B Inch. ' do. cbamW poU. 2 doz s rup pitchers. 1 pint, glass, lo doz. tumblers. I doz. lantern globes. 1 dox. thaker sails. f AIMTS AMD OILS. lx6 pounds while lead. 1 batrel linseed oil, boiled. 1 barrel roof paint, Prince's mstallo brown. Uo gallons turpentine. an podbds Venetian red. IV. pounds chroma green, dry tn 10 pound cans. 2 pounds chrome yellow. In oil In 6 pound cans. 6 lbs raw umber, in 1 pound cans. . t lbs burnt umber, In oil In It pound cans. 6 lbs dry umber, In 1 pound cans, 4 cans rose pink. In V pound cans. can-, rami Birona. loa Soli l paper bronze. doz. Adams brushes No. so A, O. K. doz, round sash tool, lbs. Frencb ochre drr. t Duxes giaas 7xzo. 0 boxes glaa 8z2o. loo pottnds putty. tJ papersgiaalers points, PLUMBING. 2 doz. slues oar metal for Laetanch batteries. 3 doz nber washers. 8d.z. ii " " td i Lava tips. 1 dox. El bo burner cocks. 1 doz. gas plllem. I doi.& lead "S" traps. leo pounds solder X and K- 4o feet IK lead pip, , S pounds. 4o feet Wt lead pipe 4 founds. n 4 pipe reamers, from Y,U3. 6 pounds afcbestox caLdlewli-k. 1 Jackson's scraper, 8-lncb flue. 1 extr.1 law each. 12 Inch, lg-lnch and Ot-lneh. UUUson wrench. aanz ells. K doz i ells. kdoa Sells. H dox VockeU. j.. 1 doz4 inch Bock'ets. 1 ' K d-x 2 incn sockets. - doz s flange unions. SI doc Ku bunhltgs. U A- X X& bunhlag. S doz a i jj bushings.- ' , l'-do-i.. Jenkins Bros.' valTee.'-movable discs, , K dox yi JenKlns Bros, mlves, rabrable dixs. J4" doz. 2 JenKlns Bros, valves, movable dUKs. K dor. Ji square head aton cocks. 1 doz M r uiler hoso bibs finished. 1 doz Fuller . lln bibs finished. 1 doz t top nnd -caste. 1 doz stor and waste,. KdozMslrcocKs. X doz' Ji air cocks. HARDWARE. 3 doz; 4 Inch slim taper flies. Sdnz6-lnch " 8 doze Inch " ,c 1 each 7, 9 and 12 oz. riveting hammer. 1 one pound 4 oz. octagon ball pin hammer, l.ooo a, each No. j8, 3o and 22 galtanlzed sheet Iron, best brand. SoxM. a boxes itxa XXXX tin redlppeo. 1 box .aoxVSXX tin redlppeo. 8 packaged 2 Dm. tinned rivets. 12 drz boiler handles. 1 pair 7 D soldering coppers. 1 pair 6 rtjtoldering coppers, o lbs 8d flniblng calls. 2oo Bm Sd finishing nails. 4oo Bm Sd common nails. 4oo lbs lod common nails, loo lbs 4d wire caUs 2srroaseaiih screwa llnehNn. lnanri flnrh No. 9 4 gross each screws . IK and 9 No II. 2 gross each screws brass hi No. 4 No. 6 y, doz. papers each 4 and oz. Uoaa. 2oo leet round Iron, Norway. ' loo feet 7-18 round Iron, Norway. 75 feet round iron. .Norway. 60 feet y,iX flat Iron, Norway. loo leet JH!4 flat iron, Norway. 6o feet lx flat iron, Norway.. It Keg Ni 3 bind shoes (Burden's). xeg No. S front shoes " K keg Na 6 front hoes " K keg No. 6 hind shoes 2d Bs Sweet American steer toe ealks'No. 4. 1 lu inch rasp (Utllenbros.) l.ooo B nest blacksmith's coal. lo lbs. i Iron washers. lo lbs. 6 IS Inn washers. loo feet angle steel XxH. I blarkimllb stock aud dlea rmm flS m 1.1S thread. 18. 20. 24 and 82 lo 1 Inch with 4 tuna and 4 dlis. I ueuwig's patent bolt clipper No. 2, 6oo feet manllla rope, 0 package hi, and No. 8 copper rlvett. SHOEMAKER'S SUPPLIES. i i. Volliole leather. Htvilnn iitrV he&vv 21 to 27 lbs. aside. a aides or ekirUog. plump, 14 to 17 lbs, a side. Jl domestic calf skins, brand U. B SjBbuck skins, medium size shaved. DRUGS. lo'Ibs absorbent cotton. 2 lba acldum carbolicum pure. 1 lb acldum boraclum. 1 Ibacldum murlatlcum O. P. 3 lba acldum murlatlcum commerelaL 1 lb acldum sulphnrlcum aromat. 6 lbraquaammonlae fort. 3 lbs.ohioroformum rjqntbbs. l.aoo empty-capsules No. 1, 1.200 empty capsules No. 2. 1 lb flulfl Avtrarl Mnnahl, Inrf tlra.l. Dm. or P. D a Co, a lbs nuld extract buchu fol. Wyeth Bros, or P. D. dt CO. 'ii ftuid extract zlngiberls Wyeth Bros. or r. V. A CO. 1 lb fluid Affront. hvAUraml -JtTwA.I. Dm. m P.D.ro. ' " 1 lb flald flXlrArtr1vfvrt'h Wvalh Hm as P ,fo, . , 8 lbs. fluid extract Sarsap. Co. for syrup, ry thMroa.orp.i;aCo. , . 1 lb fluld'RTIr-lM BA-lrin TVv.B-ttnn1 Am T 11 tx. 2 lba fiUld ffYtrAPt nmnlaVin. UT..,k Um. orP.DTACo r '" "-""'"- a gallons glycerine pure. 60 lbs. fl.x eed meal. 1 dozen medicine glasses Kos. 2 gallons 01. rlclnC 8 oz Ol. lemon. 8 oz.Ol.aurantll. in pepsin Bac.b. Falrchlld. H " f henacetine River. Jdozen fnuilps EmuL cod liver oU, laige "? J?t r,ll boxii assoHsa sixes. J J'v, Doverl. 1 B luv.facacla. 6 Bis sodaBorat. 29s Potass. Brom. 2 Bit. Putaas. eltraa. 9 Bis. Potaaa. lodldnm. 600 Pil, Poaophrllln.M grain each. 60 ox. quinine Mulpb.X, T M. 6 Bis salabur subllm. 6B.Bodnblcaib. 0 Bit sulph magnestae. 1 pound scl voluntsa for syrup. 1 dosayHfafa Dar'dsnn'M No l. 6 pounds yaaellae (XXX) refined. na lutll rVKl- ' Msnplrs may.be aara at the riflo ot board. - s 411 gtiugis. rI? "i "' will m leqnh-ed wit bin mmsms Tli HX2K&Z..& .i w-tlV 3. a. ssitiTT. -jj-T. ;iLLr - "f""! -., l(,pNv. J sWIsr, tUsMsU 1 4 S'da-f-! lUtlmii f , w tha Salil)il..,,lt,-ljyA am (saa a a-aa-a 1 Mpar- MSSu?a- -.. -."- -a. -...v.AJJ. . ' . " '- 'A 7i 7 uIbI.V-"' --w -'"Ml. rmiu sssrifjusfAfT. . m t .3? a. Jur aw, ftetary ntMlo, WM. A. MUsTLY. naek aTS-i "" 4 -a.V'-' f nrr v .- r