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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

PERsoNAL.-Charles Mealey, Esq, of
the firm of c. Mealey & Co., and one of
the new City Councilmen elect, went be-
low on Thursday last, to purchase new
supplies of furniture, stock, &C., for their
large manufacturing establishment on
corner of First and Broad Albin streets
in this city. They are turning out some
splendid furniture at this establishment,
at the most favorable prices. They en-
ploy frst-class mechanics, as the work
executed by them proves. Call on them,
and support home industries
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

THE CELEBRATED FLORENCE SEWING
MACHINES are on exhibition and for sale
at the store of j. Barrows & Co., Albany
and are very desirable holiday present
to lady friend, wife or mother. Call
and see them 3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

RED APPLEs.-For the present of a
sack of Red Apples, we are under a
thousand obligations to Judge Frum, of
Sandridge. The judge is genial gen
tleman, and in his large heartedness would
like to see everybody happy and jolly.
We like to know such men, for they re-
new our faith in humanity. May he
live to ripe old age, ard like the apples
he brought US, without spot or blem-
ish on his good name
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

THE MONEY MUST CoME-You will
see by attention, that the late firm of
Settlemeir & Co. make mention, that
money that is their due, must be paid or
else they'll sue. Those owing :hem will
act the wiser part, by paying, save-costs,
and have lighter heart. Read their ad.
in this mornings issue-go pay your bill
and your credit renew.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

PRoTRACTED MEETINGs-We are
requested to state that meetings will be
held every night in the NJ. E. Church of
this city, commencing on tomorrow
(Sabbath) evening, during the holidays.
Rev. III. g. jenkins, pastor, expects min
isterial aid during the progress Of the
meetings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19
LADIES FEsTIvAL.-Next Thursda

LADIES FEsTIvAL.-Next Thursday
night the ladies of the United Presbyte-
rian Church give Festival, the proceeds
Of which is to be applied to refurnishing
and refitting their church. The object
is a commendable one, the time propitious,
the ladies having the matter in charge
understand the business to T-y-ty, and
the complete success of the Festival is a
foregone conclusion. Everybody's going.
See advertisement in another column.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

As this ease has excited no little interest
throughout the county, a full report of
the testimony produced on the trial was
demanded. To attain this object, we Sc
cured the services of JAMES ELKINs,
Esq, who has succeeded in getting very
faithful and complete report of all the
important evidence brought out in the
case, which We present to our readers this
morning.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

HUNTERS RErURNED-Immed
after the city election, Messrs. Walter
Ketchum, William Riley, John Althouse,
Lewis Ketchum and David Froman.
started to the mountains on hunt. Part
of the number returned on Wednesday,
and they reported eleven deer killed up
to the time they left, besides numerous
small game. The party had "bully
good time," as no one will doubt who arc
acquainted with the gentlemen compos-
ing it. They report that not particle
of rain fell while they were in the noun
taius.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

REsIaNED.-We learn that Rev. Mr..
Bushnell, President of Albany College,
resigned his position, but that the Trus-
tees had not as yet accepted it. The
cause assigned for the resignation was i'll
health.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

RETURNED.-J. F. Backensto, Esq,
returned to this city on Wednesday even
ing last, after an absence of some weeks.
His many warm friends will be glad to
learn that he is in fine health, and gay
as q lark.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Following
the usual custom, we give our readers
A. Johnson's last annual message. In
style, matter and tone, it is about equal
to former productions from his pen. We
are sorry that custom compels us to pub
lish such inferior matter, and if our read
ers will excuse the infliction this time, we
can safely promise to bore them no more
forever with such miserably weak state
paper.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE !!

NOTICE.!
LII persons indebted to the late firm of Settle
IN mier Co., Albany, will please call at the
Drug Store of Hill & Son, and settle up inmedi-
ately.
This time the money must come
All open accounts on January 1st, 1899, will be
placed in the hands of the proper officer for col
lection. r. C. HILL,
G. F. SETTLEMIER.
Albany, December 10, 1868. 15td
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

EXTRA copies OF the REGISTER, con-
tanning the Presidents message and the
report of the Pomeroy trial, can be had
at the Office, neatly put up in wrappers,
at 124 cents each.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

PUBIC DocUMENTs.-Our thanks
are again due to Senator Corbett, for fa-
vors.
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Uhe Albanp 8rgister,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1868.
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LOCAL n FFA hrs
4
Report OF THE PoMERoY TRIAL.-

San Francisco Legal Tender ratcs...... 13!@74
New York Gold quotations .............. 1881
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-19

GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST RATES
VI in exchange for good butter and fresh eggs
Bring on your produce and take away the goods.
Albany, Oct. IL, '6s-6 r. CHEADLE.
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FESTHVAL!
Positively the Last Call.

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
IA selves indebted to the undersigned, are re-
quested to come forward and make immediate
payment. All accounts not settled by the first of
January next, will be put into the hands of the
proper officer for collection.
w. w. PARRISH & CO.
Albany, December 5th, Ee68- I3m1
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS /.

BosTos, March IA.
Fire hundred wnrkmen were discharge {
from the Charleston Navy Yard today.
CoscoR3, N. H., March IA.
Returns from 228 towns, mostly official
give Hartman a9,7l2, Sinclair 81 LAG. Har
riman's majority will be about 2,5Ga.
New YORK, March IA.
Rev Stephen II. Tying has fled proies
against the decision ofthe Ecclesiastical Court
in the case OF his son and the approval thereo
by Bishop Potter. He makes solemn APP
peal to the supreme and final decision Of tht
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Un;tee
States.
HAMILTON, C. W. March u.
| The dispatch stating that the tracks of tn,
/ Gsea. Eastern Railroad at Chatham had beer
washed away for ten miles, is eSoneoas- Only
three-qaarters Of a mile was submerged, ant
the water has receded, damage repaired and
| all trains are running as usual.
FALL HI, Err, March IA.
The strike in the Mills here has ended, the
apinners and weavers having voted to returr
to work on the terms offered previous to the
strike.
HAVANA, March II.
At ST. Thomas the cholera is unaha.ad, tbs
victims numbering aboat th,rty per day.
The U s. sunboat Saco has gone to Ven
zuela With Captain Robbins, of the American
whaler Hannah Grant, portion of whose
crew were made captiyes by Indians.
sr. LppIs, March IA.
Tammany Hallsthe new democratic head
quarters, corner of Washington Avenue and
Fifth street, was opened tonight with free
lunch and speeches by several prominen,
democrats. 1t will be conducted much aftel
the plan Of its namesake 10 New York.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

I0sos, March "a, midnight. TIN Com
mons to night, in committee of the whole on
the state of Ireland, Mr.. Fortiscne said that
reform in Ireland was possible without dis
turbing the land tenure, bnt held that Church
reform needed frank dealing.
Mr. Mckerna thought the new University
plan was governmental pledge Of future
equality of religions sects in Ireland.
The 0 Donoghue, member of the Tralee,
said the disaEectipn among the Irish, was
widespread, and reached all classes, Earaly>
zpg trade. The church and land questions
we're leading causes of discortent, but the
principal cause xas the refusal Of independ-
ence in legislation. The first remedies should
of its endowments, and grant totenants leases
Of not less duration than thirty years.
Mr. Hamilton charged The O'Donoghue
with being the organizer Of mock funerals in
honor of agsassins.
John Bright said the evils Of absenteeisn
and the injustice Of the Church establishment
we're not only the only faults. Tenants res
qaire proprietary rights. The scheme pro-
posing that the government advance money
for their relief, was impracticab.e. D~ner>
ship in soil could only make land the peoples.
The proposition made by ministers for the
creation of great savings bank was made
auate. The plan of Lord Russell for the set
tlemen. Of the Church question, come too
late. We must withdraw endowments from
all religions sects, to make loyal and .
moral people.
Stafford Aorthcott followed with lengthy
speech in defense Of the government.
Without taking action. the House adjourned
NAPLES, March A. The eruption OF Ve-
snvins is increasing 10 power and grandeur,
the volcano throwing up vast quantities Of
fire, but little lava.
VlExgA, March II. Dispatches from the
South announce that tie Grand yizier had
returned to Consiantinpple from Crete. be
reports to the Turkish Government that the
var between the Turks land Cretsn insurgents
bad ended. A few sphkaton guerFillas we're
still operating in the mopntains, but they
we're hardly q hundred strong, and no fears
we're entertained Of any fresh outbreak.
Laxnos, March IA Four men Of thecrew
Of the Jacomel Packet we're discharged from
custody at Sligo to dayI These meaf we're
arrested near Dungaroon where they bad put
ashore from the Jacomdl, which bad sailed
a = "a.
rom New York ss Fsnian cruiser, called
Erin's Hope. They we're all natural;zed cit
lsens o. the United States, Of Irish birth.
They viii De sent home p the expense Of the
American Government.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

AAooS, Ga, March IA.
The Democratic State Central Committee
has adjourned.
The following were chosen delegates a,
large to the National Convention: General
John B. Gordon. Absalom H Chapel, B A
HILL Henry s Fitch.
The Committee recommend the District
Conventions on the 31st of March to nomi-
nate candidates to Co1Gress and delegates to
the National Convenlsn. "
The COMMITTEES adopted resolutions ami.
madyertine upon the unconstitution acts ol
Congress, and its efforts to establish negro
supremacy IN the South; but, 10 provide
against such contingency as befell Alabama,
they urge Democrats to vote at the Anril
election, and recommend Augustus Reese q
8 candidate for Governor. "
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FROM MEXICO.

H4vANA, March 13
The Hefalds i ncatan special of the 9Th
inst, states that all political prisoners had
been liberated and b safe conduct promised
those who were led away from their homes.
General Alatorre has been re called. He
will be replaced by Don Mealias Seamora,
who will also substitute the late unpopular
Governor Cepeda; the latter having aban
do.peu politics altogether, will retire TO Cam
raehy.
A numter OF assasnations had taken place.
The victims being soldiers. Some duels bad
been fought between officers and young 1u-
cateeoes.
The indians of The South bad defeated
those of the Fast at Chihuahua near Santa
Cruz. where the insureciionists have their
Headquarters.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw Yong March

NEW YoRK. March a.
Rev STEPHEN A. Tying. Jr, was publicly
reprimanded BY Bishop Potter this morning
in The Church OF the TRANSPORTATION for vio-
lasing canon OF The Episcopal Churcl, in Of
fciating in the parish Of another minister
without bis consent, before an immense con-
course The Bishopcautioned Tying against
q repetition Of the otfense. Tying sat in the
aisle in plain COSTUME, nanifesting no emo-
ton and making no remarks.
The ice in the Hudson river remains twenty
inches thick, and freshet is feared.
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

HIs Is to give notice that on fhs 18th day OF March
A-D 1851, warrant in B.nkruptcy was issued
against the estate Of JameA L. Es.es, OF Keoknk Lee
countv, and etats Of lows, Who ha4 bssa sdsadesd
Bankrupt on hi. own petition, 3hss he spsynsat
ing to srch Psufrnpt, to him or for his nss, and
II hsnssek pf spy property By him y forbidden
u iaSs That meeting OF the crediton Of the
sid BAnkrups to peovs their debta and to choose
one more assignses Of his >a,atss, viii BE- held
q the Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holdsa u The Of
ies nanse ID fhe city e ssoFak. tsws, btfoss JoAn
Brncs, Regist.r os the soth day Of April A. D. 1865
., 70 aslcskd q VI GAak. .. a-A.
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FROM DES MONIES.
Drs MONIES. InEa. March l.

lies MONIES, Iowa, March "A.
HOUSE.
The House To-day refused TO take up the
bill to prevent the sale Of vine, beer and
cider, the same bill rejected h5 the Ssaate
yesterday.
SENATE.
The State House bill vas made speeial
order for next Thursday.
"A resolution was pasasd that hanks =
plesd npoa - equal fboiise viii pfjvaia
citizens sader the pspsy hss
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Notice In Rankruprcy.

NOliCe III BH hkfuptCy.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
L tbs 1nh day Of March, A. D. 1868 . warrant 10
Bankruptcy Issued again.t the estates OF II.
Bradford, of Mount Sterling Van Buren county aud
O Y. Brsord Keoknh Lee cenuty aud State Of Iowa
Who have been adjudgsc tansrupt. on their own pc
h.ions That tis paymeat Of lay debts and
rnpts, 10 them for their use ard .ls transfer oil
any property by them. Is taLiddan by Law. Tha.
meeEisg ri the e.sa.ars Of the said eankrnpts
to nroTe .heir debts, snj ehoo.s ore or more AZ.
sgEess Of their estates, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, &c he holden al the Rasisters lif6cs
No six Estcs Houss In Keoksk Iowa fbefore John
Bruce Register. the s,th day Of April, 1883. Il
10 O'clock Il,
CIV. CLARK US NJ
mchIt aatsa. II rrrros. Deputy
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Mrupn1s March IL

Officer John GAR who was shot some days
since by a burglar, died yesterday.
j. l.. Williams, who attempted TO obtain
money by representing himself an internal
revenue officer, was sentenced FIVE years to
the States Prison by the L. s. Court to day.
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WASHINGTON, March IA.
Fractional currency issued for the week,
S4s2, 800; shipment ditto. and notes $40,
1884, National Bank notes issued. $l3l $3.50 !,
fractional currency redeemed and destroyed,
Soq2 300
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Nottce in Ranhruntcv

l. a. D 1855, Warrant in Bankraptcy was lssued
AGAINST ths estate Of Levi Navel OF Des Molrea tn Les
Co.. and hts Of love sho has been atjudged BANKRUPT
on his petition That the pa nen OF an snd
delivery Of any property belonging h Us snkrupt 70
him or tor hts and the transsr of any propcrty
i.orso tbs sad Bankrupt 70 prove Their debts and 70
choose one or more assnees Of hia estates viii be held
AZ the Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden the cice of
tue Register bankrnptcy. nom No six Extss House.
In the eity OF eoknk Ieva before John Bruce Regis
ter on the 4ath day Of April A. D. 1saa, At Iao'eiock
m. u. W, CLARK u. a. NJ.
n Y,,,.a~ p.,rt~
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CouycIL BIZ rrs, Iowa, March l4.
Information was received here yesterday
that the Directors of the Union Pacific Rail-
road had decided to locate permanent rail-
road bridge at the Child Mill Crossing. This
occasions great satisfaction to the people
hereabouts.
New YoRx, March A.
Eight millions of the Erie Railroad Com
pany's property has been transferred to Jer-
sey City.
Sr. LouIs, March IA.
The Lower House Of the Legislature yes
terday passed what is known as the Fox
Baker bill, which gives the Southwest Pacific
Railroad. in this State, to number Of East
ern capitalists, Including some Of the Fre-
mont bondholders, and several 81. Louis gen.
tlemen, who are to- have all the rights and
franchises Of the road. including lands. aud
are to complete it TO the State line within q
specified time.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
Mooar Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House
Collins .....-Seeond street
American watches.
Sc Bridges Nos L 9 Estes House
BOOTS q sHoEs-wHoLEsAL
Hambieton Huiskamp. Main street.
BOOK-BINDER.
Pearce soa..-..date City Bldg, Main I'd
BANKING HOUSE.
First National Bank ....... Main st-bet Sd 4 4th
BAG FACTORY.
" A Main stree
hooks q STATIONERY.
David g Lowry Second street.
81 W Westcott............Main strees-near Fourth.
EooTs q sHoEs-RETAIL.
Stewart Dean......-....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Iiuisdamp Matess. Main street.
Huiskamp Bre...... Main street bet 4th 5th.
Hart, Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage co........eor Ninth 4 Johnson.
BONNET BLEAcHERY.
c II Emerson....-.........cor Fourth Bfondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEWELRY.
Sam G Bridges s..4...........Nos ! Estes House
I. r.. j. Ayres Sons...... .-......67 Main street
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John Cope!in - .53 MAIN street.
CLoTHIEHE.
Eeneill, Jones L Co......cor Third Main streets
Hess Stern 4 Co...a.cor Second i Main streets
CROCKERY 4 QUEEysWARE.
Carey lie FaiFre..... Main street-bet 9th 4 9th.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Stnrges s.........................48So South Levee
clcok5-whelcsaie d Retail.
Bridges. Mos Estes Houss.
Cein, Silver Ware.
@ Bridges. s.................No 4 Estes Hous,.
DENTISTRY.
rCR Watt.................cor Main and Fifth SITS
DR. C Ingersoli.-...cor Third Main, (up stairs).
DRY GOODS WHOLESALE.
J Shelley 6Son,............-....a7 Main street,
kramer Irwin L Co................1os Main street.
DnUGs-w & RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett co...........g4 Main street.
Kerr Fuiier...-............ .......sl Nam street
DR. II o'Connor-............... MAIN street
RY-GoODs-RETAIL
spiesberger, Mayer L co..........No. III Main-at
IL Bestaiak Main street.
Phillips Kerr Main street
NJ Gregg son......-..............5 Il Estes House
Foster. Main street
Engraving, Brands, l. Seals.
c q NJ. 4 . Eztrs Haas.
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GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
fooar / Son street, bet Sd 4 I'll
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NEWS DEPOT

MILLINERY q BONNET BLEACHEhu
Mrs W Bowman... ..4th st-bst Main j Blondean
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Rowe Iyler..........-.......- ..--.2s main stree
Duncan, karle i Co.........l4o l42 Main stre'
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
=. Cst~. Hans.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gold, Silver and ivory Mounted Canes.
S g Bridges s............... Estes House.
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LIQUOas-WHOLE
GItbons ons..,,...,...172& 4 Ia Main street
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Golden 81 rup
GOLD very low By the barrel, half.bArrsl
y A's aaA s''''a p nossxrsos AIsras.
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Engraving, Brands, q Seals.
FURNITI VE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
E g Bridges l / 2 Estes House
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spiesserger, Mayer Co.,-...... No. III Main St
Mrs Weber.............eor Third Main streets.
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IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
q re Levee, bet Main johnson
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WOOL EE GOODS
0el.tt. ....,,,, Main st--bst 4th 1 5th.
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EwELRf, (nsr coIpl.
,;ayes Eosl i 2 Estes House
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MsSnifying Glasses & Microscopes.
s a Bridges.,,.....No Nos l i Estes House.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1893
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Travelling Gases, Traveiiag Bags.
g. q Rriages...---..-.......,aos nos kstes House
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o2tieian, Ersstasies. Eye Glass
g Bridges s................Nos Estss Hoass.
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MILLINERs.

MARBLE WUHhS
John Eawden Third street-near Main
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watches, Watches, Watches.
@ Bridges. ...........NdF : assss House
watches, Cheeks, 4 JswslSy HspaiSsd
s q Bridges................Hos Estes House
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Mooar Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House
Collins ns.................... street
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HON.

ICE.
Collier Berry Fifth strset-in Estes House
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David Lowry Second street
81 Westcott ............ Main stree,-near Fourth
ki Carter Co.......... -. 49,. Sc Maiu street
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CLOTHIEHs.

Eencill, Jones L Co......eor Third Main streets
Hess. Stern 4 Co.....-cor Second Main streets.
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BANKING HOUSE.
First National Bank Main st-bet Sd 4 4th.
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TIN i JAPAHEED WARE, twHoLRsALEl
vs. Aosre ............ ...........le8 Main street.
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GRocEHs-RETAIL.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.

Pack Brother. Fourth Main street,
n gaei ,,.............,...89 Main street
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nooKs a sTATfONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
u MAIN stree
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Stewart i Dean............cor Third Main streets
Ifusaamp Il Matless 50 Main street
Huskamp L Bre...... Main street-het 4th 5th
Hart, l3s Main street
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SPY Glasses. Heading GLASSES.
9 @ Bridges ............. Nosf 1 Estes House
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DRS. REYNO


dYSssSf1E REYNOLDS are pre-
1lEp pared to furnish ARTI-
FICIAL TEETH on larger scale
than heretofore, and at rates much
below the usual charges.
Their recent improvement, lately
patented, constitutes the highest
order of art in this speciality, and is
fully warranted. Dentures con-
structed by this process possess many
advantages over gold plate work, and
can be supplied at about half the cost
of the latter.
An examination of specimens,
especially by those having experience
in such matters, is respectfully invit-
ed. Ordinary VULCANITE RUB
BER SETS $25. The same, strength
ened by gold bands, $35. Terms
cash. April 30t