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ST. JOHNS CMUnCH LECTUREs.
CLEGG's HALL.

The fret regular Lecture of the season
will be read at Clegg's Hall, on Thursday
Evening, November I'd, by Hon. G. l.. VAL
LAHDIGHAM.
Subjeet--The Bible as Literary Book.
Doors open at o'clock-Lec,ure to com
menoe at seven.
By order of the LEcTUKE COMMITTEES.
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Dissolution of Partnarahip

VNHE partnership hitherto exiasing between H. o.
Il Bnen Bro, IN this day dissolved by mutual
90 sent ". O'Bnen, who n TO curry on thF misi-
moss In Dayton, will adjust all CLAIMS due the late
hrm, and W u collect all debts. Those knowing
themselves indebted tn tho late firm Of ". O'Bncn
Bro, will please call aud settie with n. O'Brien,
SOl Second street. at thu old stand. .l.l
N, O'BRIEN! h-
Dayton, September l, 1895.
HANlN0 sold out my eutlre interest M The GRO
II Gerry and Liquor business, 70 my hrother, ~
O'bren, cheeruly recommend hun To- tue euA
tomere OF the late arm, and the Aofh,nunl " geeeF
ally, ~ an honest and honorable man feelh9 thsnA
ol 70 all those who lb,1Ally patronised the hate
hun and TO all the olhaene'br Dayton, Tor The mats
eonresies extended towApis me, leave WIN feel-
lngs 0i deep regret - n. O'BRtER.
seildawlm sf,.u. ...t .. nHHr
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p0- The Cleveland PlAindeA!sr states that
one day last week, justice of the peace Of a
certain brand on Superior street, Cleveland
summoned negro as iuryman, to sit on
some important case with white men. The
white Jurors, some Of whom actually voted for
the Negro Suffrage candidate, Cox, refused
outright TO take their sests with him. A fler
a couple Of hours spentin quibblngs, request
iugs and refusAls, the rsdoubtablo justice dis
charged the negro aud summoned white
man 10 his place. r 4ata..
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Coon JoKE.--A hotel landlord, not long
since, hearing OF the whereabouts OF guest
who had decamped without going through the
usual lormAlity of paying his bill, sent him a
note: "Mr,- Dear sir Willyou send the
amount of your bill, and obligs," etc. To
which the delinquent made answer "The
smounl is ssO.62l, Yours respectfully"
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FREsH SHELL OYSTERS AND VFsIsoN. .--Just
received at ootterelrs, Atlanta House, Market
Street. oct26H
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oct26dtf

THE FUR T,RADE.-We shall open
on Monday. Oe 16th, for Tie Whole
sale and Retail trade, lat tie old stand
144 Main 81 tic best assorted stock
Of FUR GOODS, Of every descrip-
lion, for Ladies', Gentiemen's, Misses
and Chiidren'S Weay, that has evsr been
offered in his city. II buyers wiil
come and look at our goods, they shdl,
be satisfied Ma ws have the stock L
select from, ,t .,r.
" wM,gDoDD & co.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs
oct23.6teod2tw MAN st.
.g-.. CrScISSArI, ONO.
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A Cough, Gold, or Sore Throat,
REaUrRis nnrprArs ArtENrIoS. AND SHOULD m
ouhcEtD. " ALLOWED TO OosrIsgs,
IrrItatton OF the Lungs, Perma-
nent Throat AnectiOn, o an Tn
ourabIo Lung Disease
Is orrsn rur nHsULr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
HAvIEo A DIRpor iSrLuHNcu TO TuN PAnrs, olvE
IuMrDIArE RELiET
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptlve and Throat Diseases,
rRooHRa Ant uaEp Sfru AtwAYR aoop sueoHas
rRooHHs Anr USED wrrH AwAn GOOD SUCCESS,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will find Troche useful IN clearing the voice when
taken before singing or Speaking, and telieyi ng th
throat sfer an Unusual exeron Of the vocal organs
The Tf0ches are recommended and prescribed by
mon throughout the country. Being article Of true
merit, and having proved their efficacy by test Of
many years, each year hnds them in new localities
In various parts OF the world nd tho Tfoches ar
universally pronounced better than sthef ar iclos
Obtain only "BRowEs BRosoHIAL TRooHEs" and
do not take auy OF tho Worthless limitations that may
be offered. f
Sold everywhere In tho United States, and in For
eign Countries, At 80 cents per box. oct25 '6mdaw
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Mobaok,s RIttsrs.

KObRok's BittSFs.
"Thoro IN many n true word spoken
in IOst," said gentleman to his friend who re-.
marked that 'sGreonbacks are gsOd bat
R0backs arc bettor,n
See G. W. Robacks Advertisement
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sLeayss every mornng eVeept Moadays There
will he extra Passenger train run rom Dayton 70
Hamilton every Monday morning, leaving Dayton At
400 m,
Express stops Al Middlstown and Hamilton only
~Those going East the 1905 train must procure
their ticket in the evening before eight o'clock.
tThe 7:34 train connects at xenia with the bght-
ming Express leaving Cincinnati at 600 q IN
~Leaves daily except hondaye, -.
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KraI ESTATE Agents,
LENTz &APPLEGATE.
Real Estate Agents.
once 1928 Third street North side

Opposite Town Olock)
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by MehSrs' DAVE
& Co., with machinery, and acres otlRnd. i.
A farm l6O acres mile north OF Browns station OF
Western n. H., on Twin Creek, well improved
SlO0OO. s.- ...
A brick house, cor Of Brown and Ann Sta, t..
A double frame house on Hess street, p
A double frame house on Walnut street
Adouhe frame house on Fhth treei .. .
A farm of % acres, 81 miles from Dayton
A arm OF "a gcroa, miles from Dayton
A mrm of 30 acres on 9roeuyllle II, u
A farm OF lg3 acres near Germantnwu;
brick house on Filth street, No.22l
farm Of 70 AerhI, we'll improved, na brick house,
and best rwn bottom land = milo west OF der-
mantown, ...
A farm OF 80 acres good improvements Mt Brown'S
station on Western X. Il.
we'll improved farm Of 100 acres, two miles east
souOn, on Western railroad,
A good hsnse and large lot on Main street, No 25i
harm, OF 10 acres on Germantown pike miles nom
Dayton.
Two IN all farms, we'll improved adjoining Liberty.
mites from Dayton, OF 80 and 30 acres each.
number Of houses and lots in different parts OF this
city. All will be sold cheap.
lY2s LENTz a APPLEGATE, X. E. A.
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Dissolution Of p artnership

0NHE partnership heretofore existing between }; Q,
| neidinger aud l.. n. Thompson, ut louisville,
Montgomery county, ONO, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the third day Of August, 1900. All CHAINS
due the firm may he settled with either Of the
J. O. HEIDINGER, 1r I'D
l. H. THOMPSON. r
aug Igttw
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FARM FOR SALE.

I ofer my farm for sale, situated one and quarts
miles south ol Contreville, ,nipe miles south OF Dny,
tom lies fourth Of mile saet OF the Dayton and
Lebanon Pike, and on the free pike lsndlng from
said pike To Spring Valley, containing W acres y
acres in hmher, balance best quality OF hhaho land
The improvements are good Two story frame house
large frame tobacco barn, wood house and othei
outbudnq,a good orchard fgraited irut and plenty
Of Stock wdte the year round For particular appI
10 JACOB CARNoNY, ontha pHmises, or TO JAhh'
KELLY, Real Estate Agent, Dayton.
sep 80 3tw ... ... U'i
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BENJAMIN M..coxs ESTATE.

NoIICEis herehy given thst the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified administration
Of the Estate OF BENJAMIN NJ. Cox, deceased late o
Montgomery County, Ohio, EL.l
LEWIS NEFF, Administrator.
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FslJoiS Tfavetersi l.golH f.H#. ...H. .#
Believing as I do that every man should he useful
Ia his day and generation, and by request OF iho1.
sands OF persons Of this community, have made
preparation again, and will manufacture my Excelsior
v"rmln Destroyer, hnd WY nave, nave s9'd ny Hen,s
innocent inits effects aud will not destroy anything
but that which It is designed to destroy-Rais Mice
Reaches, nedbugs and Ants. II can 10 used in pan
trys cupboards graineres II can be laid or along
the side Of food Tor persons or useful animals with
perfect safety. lcontalns no poison and rs tetter
| than any other preparation now before the publ c.
And yo1 may asly why itis better than other prepar
atons1 will tell You II contains attractive oils,
that other preparations ht 10 not got In them This
viii hiring vermin whore tho preparation is laid, and
they will cat OF itRs often IA you place " whero they
| can get IT, while there is any To eat. Tho prepare.
ton containsa different ingredient for the dcstruc
| ton Of each named ycrmin mentioned above For
cockroachos small peice Of bread spread over with
the preparation and laid on tho hearth IN room, or
IN pantrys, the preparation beng covered with -four
ofthreei nights, successyely, they will entirely dis
appear In old houses or bedsteads wnere bugs nisst
take n penknife or stick and spread small portion
OF the preparation along the cracks Of The wash and
char boards, and on the bedsteads where they infee,
let the preparation stay On one or two days then wash
oil the dead bugs then pnt on srnsll portion -
the preparation agan, and you VIII to have 10 clean
NOR than once year. Persons using the prepRra.
ton to destroy rss need not fear that they will 40 in
Wells Rs it's tne heat OF the preparation that deh.
troY, and they will come out II enclosed places to
get the by getting tho AR they Will die at best they
will leave the promls es md go where they get
water and then Will die immediately efer getting the
| water n can he use any time in the ycn-. Rats
will not dio under the buildings to leave Hench.
ny USING from two 60 three dollars worth of this pre-
paration year. rats can be kept out OF any mill,
WarohOuf e. or gmnery IN the United States, Private
families will not need overtwO 20 four boxes per year
Il shoud always he used three nights succesNyey to
! clear them out All o,her preparations now fore
tho public, contain netting nut phosphorus TO des-
troy, mixed with corn meal aud groase, colOred with
yenltAn red. Ny boxes shall contain twice lhe
amount thst ths others contain, amt be- sold for IA
sSue prirr, County merchant- aud prdlerH eau he
supplied by thedoEeu At 81 angle boxes 20 cents, al
! my Residence Nos lOT aud 100 Jefferson street he
tween 9th and 9Th
Directions for using On each bos
BENJAMiN BEST,
seg7dim . Dayton, OHIO,
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MF6IcaE
Success in Ruainess. .

No busincea can betruv sqcgfsaOnl whichCguI got
knnded on real Atnsss Ofthlnps. fhe ariic4e rAtde
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply pubo
want Success ssulngfrom the clap trapof advertise
ing or the tricks ot trade, or mere preensun and
display, will le only apparent aud IN the end but de
an article supplies publiJ want and fairly meets It's
reasonable expectations, its succoss and general
rsslEsisdty siysSts dSSncSSor sped " PFosPsslok
4 gales, hut In the end II is sure TO win.
/ HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their orignin great public want medicines for all
the common wants OF enlignted hfc-curatlNes that
| father mother nurse, or traveller could always have
with them Rna always rely upon-so simple that NILS.
talk ud not be made In the selection, so harmless
luat all might use them with lmpunty aud so efficient
that all might rely upon them IN safety. Such they
nave proved. Thousands Of families use them daily
Tor ali the alments and scknespes OF life, and rarely
are seriously sick, or tave need to call physical
Thousands, taking some single specific, have cured
thernse rhrpnie riaea5es which have hesn the
baue Of theirlises aud upon which they have spent
hundreds In VAN, and among the millions who use
them none arc found TO question their purity OF ell
HumPHREYS, sPECIFICS
combine all the advantages Of the best honeOpathcn
treatment, without It's int icacy uncertainty. They
are preparedby physician OF over twenty years
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended In the highest terms hy
tho hundreds OF thousands who daily use them.
with N case In your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering proven
Spense and loss Of time, or the children having th
Meaqes, or Scarlet Fever, or Whooplng cough, OF
| even FSyer, by using preyentiVes In the case.
You may curoYOuR Chtidren
~ Group, or Collie, CT TeolhAchs, OF Headache, or
Sleep or baisnng nom Teething or Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wetting the Bed, or OatRrrh or
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dpth ria, or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, or Running
OF The Ears and Deafness, even scrofnlai a. thou.
Sanda have done and do daily.
You may ycureyOurseIf
or Headache, Weak stomach, Indigestion or
| BilliouAness, or CAtarrh, or Bad Gold, or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness, Liver Complaint, or Piles,
| or Constipation or Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
kyes or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
| Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifies.
| NOT A FAM tLY who have ever had one OF these
Family Cases OF HUMPHREYS SPEuiTiCa but would
give i've times It's cost rather than be without IT,
FAMILY CASES.
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Go1rnnnnnassrr.aI..


ION ~ Di4ros, October 2S, 1856.
NIiI1lL ll nolyru ls sagg.iil
corrected by HEINsoN sNlDER. No 50 Jefferson
NasWtud sstg wO Lkn,4 70 g ~ MgFGfaB
,GIFrRatl 10
TIMOTHY sEEDaLsa 20 PEI abusb.
.vFIO uR---Red wheat tlO 80 ,sss..ss8
WHHAT--Old Wheat u 95--Nsw Wheat
81 16C9l 80
RYE--76,
a6kNE2sS.0}2 GRA &H0GgYLH
OATS-30o@33c
BARLEY Y--159$1 90
BEEF%NlSa2e Te e rA8aag
BUTTER--40a46. ,.
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City and Other Matters.

Arri val and Departure Of Train.
Traus arrive and depart from the Unou D'pOt as
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with N case In yeur house,

you may prevent Hoknesa, prevent suiierinR proven
expense and loss Of time, the children having III
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whooplng cough, Of
eyen FSyar, by using reyeutiyes in the case.
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hoAoAuD DHFos, october 36, 1885.
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corrected ii !, nnlNgos In I stiDER 4 iDi No
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RbUT1Eh&3bce r ~ |aN ~ ANa
CHEESE--l6@lsc
STARCH-9@l0o per IL.
gsoAPST-lgll9t3 d Pssih hHBj56 100
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aBut he has brought home friend, dear,
and would like, a7sba 4f.s sxaslh esi
- ssOh, no, aunt Please let me stay here--I
have such a dread of strange faces just now
l.. MY, dearest, but your uncle particularly
wishes it! Come, theresa good glri let me
smooth your hair and put on PINK RIBBON bows.
| Now Won look swectly p te .4fs,.s
Ms, UnderJifs head shook and her eyes
oyerfowed. as she fastend the simple brooch in
sWny, aunty, what's the matterqt,
Nothing, Jessie--nothing. j Come, are you
ready?"
Hezekiah Underhill stood in the middle of
the room as they entered and beside him Jes-
sizes bewildered vision took cognizance of yet
another figure.
She stopped with dilated ewes and pallid
Cheek, her brain seemed in whirl; but
when the mist cleared from her SIGHT she was
clasped to Frank Steel's breast-the noble
breast that had borne the brunt of battles ferc-
est tide-the breast that should everrnore be
her shelter and her resting place siiltso9 /
Jessie, will you take me, pale, and scared
and siczly? VIII you be my Wife?"4og I
II Will love you all my life longw
That was all they said-but it was enough.
''But, Frank, tell me howit happened ?n
1T was your uncle's plot, love. i was lying
in the hospital-sick, wounded, dying, as
thought--when his letter came, telling me of
remorse at what you thought was your un-
kindness 1t was written without your knowl-
edge; but Jessie it was like draught of inn
mortality, and elixir Of life to me. grew
better under the very eyes of the surgeon, who
had told me | was doomed man. And here
| am, on sick leave, to hear my happiness
again from your own lips"
1.-The sweet lips confirmed the hope-but it
was not in words. a safsiiw .da.laa 8nr,.iisa
Il declarep said Hezekiah, rubbing his
hands gleefully, sit seems just, like, a story in
printed booksi But there was the time
thought | should let the cat out of the bag
when you sat cryin' by the window, last night,
Jessie. But I'm glad II didn't tell Frank
wanted to, surprise you, and / guess he has
done it, ,i7F. ~ go T,.,sl,.., = .s.e,ss-, N
aa Frank Steele, sitting before the merry
Thanksgiving blaze, with Jessie's hand in his,
felt that the great reward of all those midnight
watches and perilous battles had come at
last.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

The recent visit of the Emperor of Austria
to the capital of Hungary and the determine
ton Of the Austrian Government to convoke
the Hungarian Diet, may have decisive in
fiuence ON the fate of the Austrian Empire
and, indirectly, on that of the European Con.
tinent ,,.,... 4. s.iss..s -. I, i3ed
Since the failure Of the attempt to secede
from Austria and establish an independent
Hungarian republic, the affairs of Hungary
have not attracted to large extent the atten-
ton Of foreign countries. 1t wonld, however,
be grave mistake TO suppose from this OBJ
security Of Hungary IN the political world that
the people had sunk into lethargys or inactiv-
lty, or surrendered themselves to the mercy
of the Austrian Government On the con-
trary' they have not for asday ceased their op-
position to the policy Of that Government, but
have perseyered in this opposition with SO
much energy that the Austrian Government
at length sees itselfcompelled to make to them
an offer OF faF-feaching CONCESSIONS sid mon
The majority of the Hun gariafls mo longer
aim at total separation from Austria and the
establishment of an. independent, Hungarian
republic or monarchy but they are demand
ing hom Austria, with a marvellous tenacity,
the recognition of that reformatory legislation
OF 1S4S to which the Austrian Government it.
self had given its consent In this demand all
tne parteis agree, and all the efforts of the Aus
in Hungary have been unsuccessful.
As the new Austrian Constitution of 1859,
ignored altogether the legislat tive Independence
of Hungary; the Hungarians unanimously re-
fused To elect delegates to. the Central Aus
tTian Parliament; and it is chiefly they, who,
by this refusal, have prevented the realization
OF the hopes of the Austrian Government for
strong consolidation of all parts of the EN-
Dire4 III Al - - - ~
For several years secret negotiations have
been carried on between the Government of
Austria and the leaders of the National party
Of Hungary, and it seems that particular re-
suits at least may be expected from them. 1t
is fact that the Emperor, on his recent visit
to Pesth, was received with satisfactory indi
cations of applause. He declared that he was
willing to be crowned as King of Hungary
On the other hand, the leaders of the Nation
al party of Hungary are reported to have CIV
en- promises of such changes in their Consti-
tuition as will harlnonize it with the general
legislation ON Austria and, in particular, with
a participation in the Central National Assem-
bly.gH a-ieaiiat a9A slas.'a AA7ai9sT i'Fe
The greatness of Austria is entirely ,depen-
dent upon reconciliation with Hungary me
combined disafection of Hungary. Galllcla
and Venetia might at any time threaten the
integrity of the Empire; the friendship Of
Hungary may yet be sufficient to avert
such danger.--lNe York Tribune.
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ANECDOTES OF a, FAMILY PHYsI
-A'o- 70 CLAN. frrf

a foxhunter, somewhat stricken in years,
consulted DIR. Abernethy. iaT The mans diges-
tion was not SO good as it had BEEN He had
lost his appetite; a man delighted him not,
nor woman either "Sir," said Abernethy, "you
drink great deal" "Now, said the foxhunter
when relating the interview, "now, supposing
/ do drink good deal, what the devil was that
to him."
A literary gentlemen called upon him. He,
too, had disordered stomach. "Of course,
you have" said Abernethy, "a lfblind man
could tell that by your nose" aasia.gisaa
He used to have his wine of merchant
whose name was Lloyd. He one day called to
pay for a pipe, and thrust a handful of papers
into the wine merchants hand. "Stop, stop,
Doctor, there may be much more here than
YOU have to pay.p ~Nevef mind, Lloyd. /
can't stop. You have them as / had them"
He was very careless of money. He would
receive a heavy fee, place the money on the
table, and forget all about it, LEAD me not
into temptation" is the hottest, because the
humblest prayer. Some few Of his pupils were
led into temptation. The loss of money was
so considerable that the surgeon determined
to ascertain who was the delinquent. He
marked the money, and appearing suddenly
before his pupils said, s'Now, young gentlemen.
be pleased to show me your purse" The
thieves were discovered and dismissed. 8g
He was one day about to perform an opero-
tion-a very painful one. As was his custom
he took care to see for himself that all the re
quired instruments were at hand, and in first
rate order. 81 think everything is all right
said one of his assistants. ssNo, sir, everything
is not all right, replied Dr. Abernethy. "Gel
napkin to conceal those terrifying instru-
ments. The man need not be terrified by ths
sigh" : .g5sf ni.2s
The memory of DR.. Abernethy was singu
larly active and tenacious. A friend of o po
etical turn of mind composed some verses com
plimentary of Mrs. Abernethy, which he re
cited after dinner on her natal day. Aber
nethy listened attentively, and Immediately
after the reading terminated exclaimed, @com
that is a good joke, to attempt passing thost
verses off as your original composition.
know them by heart" and Abernethy at once
repeated them without the mistake of word
The poet was astounded, mystifed, angry J.
The amused host explained and offered to re
peat cerbatim any piece Of about the same
length which any one in ule company would
recite Us ~ siAis.
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either one or two horse Machine. which for light
ness Of draft and perfect execution OF business, can
not be excelled. Jii ii.N' CHARLES VINING.
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California Wines.

TTyHE unexampled popoularity achieved by our
Il brands OF these now celebrated Wines. IA due
TO their superior merits and undoubted purity r..
For the sick chamber the ssAngelicao win commend
ITSELF Where highly tonic and nyigorating stimu-
liant is desired our Port is excellent.
The ssMuscatelr Is without doubt the finest Wine
Of its class In the country, and Party or Dessert
Wine, is delicious. N''i
For Dinner Wine the 'fHock" is dessrvedly popu-
lar
See that our label and name Is ON each bottle
-nif aofaJ PERKINS, STERN & CO., lHinc9
s.9sisaE sfl al aasJ NPIoNEER HoUsE," M
Dealing Exclusively in California Wines
For sale in Portland by CRosMAN & Co.
sHH fiaI aII GidE ,HAH IfiN fnay3ieod3m
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Rent Wa.uatad

WANrED Immediately, in the central Or west.
w ern paitof the city.a good rent Of eight or ten
rooms, Tor iamilY WIT out ehidren.s4iilf9 llnr
ADDRESS Box loo Portland 2. 0, june1sdtf
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Weed. Weed. Weedi

rTlHE New Sewing Machine for Family and Manu-
Il featuring purposes. Also, the Florence and
Shaw & Clark's sixteen and twenty dollar
It,,a.- SEWING MACHINES. asl
The best kind Of on, Needles silk, Twist Thyead,
Screw-Dfivers, Oil-Cans, Hemming Cages, Orrs q
MacNaught Cotton, and all kinds Of Sewing Machine
Trimmings. Machines repaired and to let .t=
80 80 = n w. 5. DYER,
june2Seod1ms Agent.