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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., May 81 A. M.

Probabilities.
For the Middle States, southeasterly and north
eastery winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather
and rain, clearing In Virginia In the evening; for
New England and Canada, southeastery winds,
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the lake region and the Northwest and thence to
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barometer, southeasterly and southwestery
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latter. Reports are missing from the Upper Mis-
sissppi Valley.
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Auction Sale.-Barga aims In Watches,
ue Gold Jewery ana solid Silverware selling Oh vt
great sacrifice day and evening this week
GEO G. ALLEN Sal Broadway, near Fourteenth st.
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1s4O.-Established ls49.-G. RAuchrnss.
Practical Wigmaker and importer OF Human la H. ~
East Twelfth street. New York.
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Happy Suggrstton.-If You Want tn
pleasant condition Of mind and improve your
personal appearance buy a KNOX HAT His Spring
style IL Enthusiastically beautiful Make you purchase ~
% BroadMAy.
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A VERY VALUABLE FARM
Af
PRIV ATE. SA LIE,

The unirt.i-urh oilers i pti,a'e sa'e one Of
HE finest fares IA krnl County, Nl il lr.H-
he PROPERTY II Wm \. Efier tHaiet IN tie
nts, election di,iric, of sat county IN the pub.
lir rod lfsd.ns iroW sas+,ftt7 20 ,isleha The
.aii ftrm eontaius 700 aete- of A,nl Al highly
cultivated aai s,ry tish. the mra Is splendid
/, NAtrte1 aua Gtrrel lh"rc or Fl, frm
500 peach it.r, ~ ,hoi=e varieties anil VI 'u'l
i~,riug. and also iGHn anc year cd aisp n
duc app anl pcit mshafd =, $50 ehcrti's-
rluu- asparagus. s,r,"holrlcs. &. u is ,on-
Y,uirn, - raj roads. tei.gralns steamboats,,
,hprcnts, ,ehun,s m.li- rgl offices g. Tbc
sul property is imprnte1 S'h haf. large.
h,nd.onr hFirk hoH>ri 18th Hil necessary eat.
hutd,ugs. MI IL iits,-tt;e repair. Acishhcfhooi
healthy aua snriIl
have also for sale two other fine farms In le
same urighhorhood. as also several smaller
farms in different pait nj The cnnnty,
For prices, and any particulars. Apply y o.
address. y. JAMES Bi.AcktsroN.
ATtpESEY n LAW
Jnly l.=tw thssicf'uHn. krni ta, Nd
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MINED TRAIN, N,-Norihwari, will leave Del
mar at a5 =. NJ. Laurel 3i2 ScnfVrd, , ~ ;
Briigcvilc, 1 30 Greenwood, I 30 Pennington
a.5i: Harrington, 3 20 Dayer, 23 CLAYTON,
. Sd Midileiown, 30. Arrtcnt Wilmington,
| . ou Philadelphia, / 80 Baltimore, $50. 7.
II
Southward. will leave Phila at II 30 p. N.
Baltimore, : 30 Wilmington, ~. 81 New Gas
tie, 20; Mddlcown, ?2I Townsend, 2.3s
/ CLAYTON, 305; Dover 3.i2 Wyoming, 81
Felton, I.n2 Harrington, " Pennington
| Isl: Greenwood i.0j iirdstvillc. $40; Sea-
/ fnri, iaT Laurel, u pcmar, q 30
] The mixed train viii be ron snl,coi 10 delays
/ iucicn, 10 ittigh, business. and viii stop onl
/ Al stations where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
/ Leave New cpstir inr Nilmtngioa and Plila
lclph, AT ~ 4 ". Leave Philadelphia
+ u liP ". aud Wilmington, - Z. NJ foi
New Castle
SMYRNA BEANCl TRAINS
CLAYTON II 9aA " nal : - T. " leave Chy tot
/ for Smtrun Z % \ VI. nnd 2hp T.. VI. letv
10 make connection With tn.ius 10 AMI + om Do
ser, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS
A, Tnwrsena Wi'h lhc keu' County an
Qur,n Anur's 4 Kent Rtlfntds a Clayton
with VA and De-, T. L i, Harrington wi,l
pcdaarc Il T. \, rclm1r with EASTERN shor
4. 4 and Micemco and prannokc Il i.
ray cn-ly Il = kENNEt. sarern,cad NJ,
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Groceries, Fruits and Provisions
RENIOVA a L.
MRS. 4. NJ. MCKEE. ,iiddIctown

Having removed from the old stand opposite
the Peninsnlar Machine Works. to five door, cats,
of Broad. on Main Street. would announce To the
,nhic that she has just received from the cit, n
inli lire of MILLINERY GOODS aud Trimmings
OF the latest styles Thankful for pas, patronage
she respectfully solicits the favor Of a call.
apr 2G-3m'
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sMYHyA nnANCn TRAINS
CnNNEt 1i0NS
=. ". t. D.. Il. Il DEiI WARE M
IiSiD \.
Notice to Fruit Growers.

I y addition to the regular NarSct Trims now
| running. N EXTRA DAILY FREIGHT
TRAIN. lsuuil,s excepted A'th ra,.c iger CT
attached. viii eomutn"c running between VII
Arlington AM. harrington Naulrf '"nt u ~.
Leaving " i'm,n.t..p II. AMI stopping
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Snhict, 10 drlsys Incident 10 r-hi husiucss
This train viii stop 81 t'ke ~ passenger unly
At stations naued hat vi, ieJtc rH.s,Gs,fs al
an, stopping Ilarr except ltgc's turner, state
Road Rodney Armstrong and Dupont.
That prompt limc shdtl ff naltic toiusnre con
urciion, With PbiiAlclPhis and New lufh !; j.
important Tia, shippers shagii hur ihsir iffiihi
Al The sctcral stalluns II least onc hour before
the tram is iap 20 leave
This uain ai hc Withdrawn whenever the in
iescs, OF Tie company f'qaii,s II,
June It. II T kENNEf, Supat
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

s. NJ Rsynoids' stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Chilircu's bn,son and lace lasting, and kid shoes
Is now complete, having added 10 our already
large ticck three hundred pair, direct from the
:. io-. f-3ies. can srd sIarire .te-,.
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Business locals.
No. 2 Mackcrel, Sll 90 rer barrel:
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.


No. Mackerel, sli 90 r.r n'r,,l
FIv-NETS
"a, reduced prices. Selling on, a, cost ,a.
iaur?9. Y. y. ANpEfooA'
percelain-liued Kettles, Frui, Jars and Cans,
Jelly Tuniblers with aud without covers, nj
s. NJ REYNOLDS
A Gnn and large assortment Of Hamburg En-
hroiderics, To br closed out ~ very low price,
and on which discount of III per cont. will lc
eN' - EN-. HANSoN's.
Black Teas, soc, coc, 75c, md = rcr pound.
$. NJ. EEi NULbS.
A Gne japanese folding Fan for ls cents, at
L. ". IlANSuNS.
The Japsucie folding Fan, lonnd = c'n's, q,
:. ". EfNuLDo
An eminent Divine .pys, - have hccn using
the Peruvian Syrup. II giscs ne new tleur
hnoyancy OF spirits, elasticity oi ans lr scih
W FoMic Sons, Boston, will send i,rc PAM
phic, of - pages. containing fall account 81
this remarkable medicine, 10 an! one scudins
him lh-.r address.
One hundred dor sUfi flush White Spool Cot
ten Tor the Sewing Machine % cents icr doz >
cents per spool n, ;. NJ REi NoI.pS
Ladies call At HANSON $ AMI examine his
stock Of Fancy Goods comprising EmbrOidcrics
standard Trimmings aud Euilles, Ribbons. Tirs
l.scrs Fans, &c all VI which afe ucm aud very
cheap.
Bathing Flannel Il, % c,s. per yard Bathing
Hats ut 25 ccnts, each at 5. VI tEi NOluS.
llo, waterproof table Knives anil Forks ZEN
,irrly new beautiful styles Il, very low prizes
at EN-. llANSuN's.
Gents Dog-skn Driving olp'es
$, NJ. REYNOLDS.
4 FINE Black Tea at Gc cent. ptr H.. At
T. " iIANSoNS.
The Lolita Hustle lest in the market il1ni
Skrts 'iom 50 TO - ccats At
sN REYNOLDS
Ladies csll and soc hc new stslr llOTTESru1
HcSTLE at
s. ". REYNOLDS
Fruit Jars Jelly Tumhlrrs. Porgc.ain-i,acd
Kettles, Ice Cream frcczcr.. sc, ~
T. VI liANSrNS 5.
New 10, Of Hamburg Elcites and lusorting.
Victoria Lawns, sc, ~ very lnm prizes
$ NJ. REYNOLDS.
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BLACKSMITH'S COAL.

DlTUMINOUS COAL OF the best quality for
ID sale, wholesale or retail, hy
Z. 7. EVANS,
SIR v Niad,e,9~p NJ,
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Pure Fresh Congress Water,

Diree, from Sara.oga S,siags. 70: sac hv s
v Rrfrnt o9
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MUSIC.

MUSIC for parades, excursions. pic-nirs, &c. !,
lvI either isrnss or String. will lie furnished by
the DIAMOND STATE CoRNET BAND of Mia-
dlstown. 81 Terms moderate.
W. II. JOHNSON,
may 3i-3m. Buslncss Manager.
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Real e5statr.
Executors Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate
IN AppOQUINTMINK lid.

In APPUOUlNIMlNk uU.
DY virtue Of nm order of the Orphans Court
] } Of the State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, made the goth day OF May, A. d.
1873, will be exposed 10 sale, n, public auction,
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 30,
a, o'clock, p. NJ, at the Middleiown Hotel.
kept 10y John &. Lowbcr, the following described
lands and trnemcnts, being the real estate OF the
late Eihu Jefferson. deceased the same being or.
dercd TO b. sold for tho payment Of his debts,
10 wit:
No. l. All that farfi or trnc, Of land situated
IN Appoquinmnk Hundred. New Castle County
and State Of Delaware, grd bounded ns follows: {:
on the ives, by lands Of Maniovc y. Wilson, ON
the north by lands Of Vincent u. Ilil. on ,hr
east by The Delaware Railroad, and on the south
by the public road leading from Green Spring
station on the Del r. H. TO the head Of Sassa-
fras containing about ??o acres Of land.
No. 2. All ,hai farm or tract Of land situated
in Appoquinimink Hundred Aforesaid mud hcun-
dcd as follows on the west by lands Of john
Young. on the north hy public road from Green
Spring station, Delaware Railroad 10 the head
of Sassn'ras on the east hy public road from
Green Spring s,n,icn. Delaware Railroad, 10
Clayton, and on the south by lands Of Charles
ID. Duvanc, Gideon T. Roihwcll, Peter Davis
and John Casper son, containing about 200 acrcs
OF land.
No. 3 All TIM, farm or 'rnc, Of land situated
In Appoquininink Hundred aforesaid, and honn-
dcd rs follows on the south hv public road 10
Thornughinr- Neck on the east by lands of Rich
arison Armstrong heirs. on the north by Black
bird Creek, and on the west by lands OF Mrs.
Eliztheih Barnett and tract No. T. containing
about 3u5 acres Of land.
No 1. ~ that farm or tract OF land situated
, in Appoqunimink hundred aforesaid. and houn-
d.d n follows: on the south hv lands of Mrs
/ Elizabeth Barnett aud ----- Stanley heirs OF
, tho casi hy lands Of Ms Elizabeth Barnett and
I tract M. :, lo. landing iatml. On the north by
I ilntkhird Greek aud on the wrsi by the publit
Z -JAd iruin ih- village OF Blackhira TO lihckhird
Landing. containing about l3j acres OF land.
/ No :. All iht, farm or tract Of land situated
! 10 Appuquinimink hundred aforesaid nnh nogn
1 led ns follows. on the south hy lands of .Ioht
NcCoy. on the east W. the public road ffrm
iMektifi village to Blackhird Ctcck, coninn.n.
about 80 acres Of land
The shovr premises are ordered by tho Cour
I 70 lc soil free nl tcir If lower.
Attendance wilt IN given ana terms of st
nmie kanwn il, The ,n, aud place aforesaid +
NJ. Ann Jefferson aul William II. jefferson
EItc.iots, OF by their .iliorncs
Aif.st C.N EANbENEE.
ju', = C.rrk OF Orphans court
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CAMP MEETING.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he will ,e rrepa'ed 10 accommodate
those wanting board aud sleeping sccommoda-
,ions n, the Blackbird Camp Meeting. TERMS
MODERATE. X. H. Et.iASON,
July l2-3w. Middietown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

The New York Star has discovered
that there are tens OF thousands in New
York. healthy men and women, who nev-
or wash themselves all over in soap and
water. They are likely to die early.
however.
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A wealthy citizen Of indianapolis has
given $500, 900 for the endowment Of a
medical college TO be attacked TO the
North western Christian University.
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The sNliddleto,un IransGipt
IL ruuLisasp Rvxay SATURDAY nv
EAvvQrd RcynOods.

TERMS S-S2. 90 a year payable in ndsance
No paper discontinued until 80 ordered, except al
the option Of tho pah'ishcr.
RATES OF ADvERriSING.--Adv
,,f 10 lines or less will bc inserted twice for 81 90,
and rs cents for each additional insertion. Bus-
incss cards. $40 per year. One-qaartcr OF a col
wmn. q months, Sc; q months, SIS one year,
$25 One-haif Of column, months, SIS .
months, $40; one ycnr, $40. 0ee column, one
wear. sioo. Bu.iaess Locals, 10 vents a line for
each insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obi,uasie. charged for at regular adver.
s!steg estco.
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Railroad Timr- GABLES.
3RAaE
Delaware Rail Road Line.
sunnm mer Arramgem ent.
sorrn.

~ and after Sunday. June D0th. 1879, t3undays cx
eep,ed.l rrains viii leave = follows:
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DY virtue Of m order Of the Orphans Court
- Of the State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castle County, made the goth day OF May, A. d.
1873, will be exposed TO sale, n, public auction,
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

fnn and large assortment OF Hamburg En-
hroiderics, TO he closed out NJ a very low price
and on which discount of ~ per cont. will hc
given for cash. a,
f. NJ UANSDN'S
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26

July a
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-26
El.Y.yCTs

Ely.NETS
: at reduced prices. Selling out al cost.
,aur,y G. T.. ANDERSON
rcrvelain-liued Kettles, Fruit Jars and Cans,
Jrlly Tunlblcrs with aud without covers, nj
). VI. REYNOLDS
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Farmers County Convention.

The farmers of Linn county are here
BY notified that there viii be a County
Convention held at Albany. Saturday,
March Sth. 1873. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
for the purpose Of effecting a general
organization for their mutual protee-
ton, and taking into consideration the
most feasible and best plans for build
ing local warehouses. Also. the con-
sideration of large warehouse at As
toria, and to devise ways and means
tor building said warehouse, and form
a co-partnership or an incorporated
company. 1t will be necessary that
we have full attendance. aud in order
that there may be, it will be highly ex-
pedient that each club appoint three or
more, as delegation, to attend the
County Convention. And, further
more, we earnestly recommend the
early organization of clubs In every
district and county in this valley, that
they may send their delegates to this
County Convention.
We, as an association Of farmers,
feeling deeply interested for the cause
in which we are engaged, extend our
call and invitation, and earnestly de-
sire that adjacent countiessend up their
committees to the Linn county call, so
there may be a'tull hearing and thor
ough investigation Of the contemplated
plans and arrangements. 1t has been
said ofthe farmers, that they were not
united, neither could they be. But
If those gainsayers were to visit this
part Of the moral vineyard now, they
would be constrained to say, united
they stand, still upward wind their
way.
BY order of the Club.
Mcfarland School house. District
No. 25. G.. F. SIMPSON, Sec.
February 10th, 1873.
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Let sas Have u Library.
ALBANY, Feb. 18th, 1873.

ALBANY, Feb. 18th, 1873.
Ed. REGISTER The time being ia
vorable, | think it expedient to draw
attentiOmthrough your columns, to a
long felt want Of the city. There areat
present noble efforts being put forth in
the cause of religion, by means Of
Union Meetings, and special interest
is shown in behalf Of the young. Now,
| think that part of the interest taken
by leading men in this cause, could be
directed into different channel than
that till now pursued, with equal bene-
fetal results. We ought to have a
public reading-room here-a place
holding out superior inducements to
young men to spend their leisure hours.
Such a place could be established by
united and continued effort, and be
made power for good. Other cities
have public reading-rooms, why not
Albany? Do something to multiply
the opportunities for improving the
mind, and saloons will not have as
great power as they now have.
TYPO.
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HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
HARRISBURG. Feb. 18th, 1879.

HARRISBURG, FeU. 1OtL, 1919.
I'D. REGISTER The excitement
created by the late tragedy has about
suhsided and onr town Is again quiet.
& yeral parties have been searching for
kaury. hut they have all eturaed
withpnt having fpmhlany trlceof him.
The prevailing opinion NON SeeMs to
be. that keeney would he cleared Were
he to return and stand his trial.
Mr.. Clark. the old gentleman WHO
fell from the second story OF tllt hotel
two weeks since, is now able to get
around on crutclles, and will no doubt
soon be well.
Rev. 5. J. Wilhoit. of tie N. +.
Church South. yesterday purchased
two lots OH which he proposes to erect,
during the coming Summer, a iiue
church editice, for the llse OF his de-
nomination..
But very little wheat has changed
hands within the last two or three
weeks, and money Is as scarce us ever.
A number of farmers met here on
the Sth inst, for the purpose of con-
sitlrring the feasibility OF building a
FARMERS warehouse" We under
stand they adjourned to meet again on
Saturday, the 18th inst, when it is
hoped they will let their deeds be
known. n. 4. b.
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Albanyy Segister.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

SANITARY RuLEs.--We only suggest
the following rules: if you don't like
'em, don't adopt 'em: Never eat
hearty supper just before going to bed
Don't sleep on feathers or hair mat
tresses--straw or shuck are preferable
Never sleep naked, but wear woolen
or gauze uRler-garmeilt, and cover
with a sheet. Never sit long on a hot
Stove. Avoid at all times standing on
your head for any great length Of time.
This proposition will not. without a
doubtless, be denied, that nothing
substantial is to be gained BY sleeping
with the LEFT eg over the nape Of the
neck. 1t Is much preferable to sleep
double than singe-as a permanent
arrangement : It improves the morals,
saves blankets and gives you a life
long .comforeer.n Never get up too
early mcn have been known to die
before breakfast. "A, word to the
wise il sufficient: y bat should it prove
otherwise, a club application will in
crease the chronological development.
Cut outthese rules for sef-preservatlon.
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RUNAWAY Three little shavers.
not one Of them over fourteen years of
age. concluding to go for pastures
green. packed ther ''dnds," and on
Monday at 4 o'clock p. NJ. struck out
tor Eugene City. Arriving at Tangent,
they hung up for the night. Early on
Tuesday morning Ross Humphrey,
who had been put on their trail, over
hauled the missing rooSters at Tangent,
put them on the train for this city,
where they arrived at noon on Tues
day. On their way from the depot to
the city, one of the l,oys. Arthur Can
non. concluding he didn't want to 60
home. turned back, and it L. supposed,
got up0n the train before it left the
depot. Upto Wednesday he had not
been heard from.
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LOVE OF NATURE

Twill love Nature. while the trees of
Paradise yields their fruits, or the
fountain OF Life its river. While the
ribbon-like streams unwind from the
hills, or the rainbow reflects its splen-
dor. While the emerald plain glistens
with dew, or the bright stars twinkle
III beauty. While the waving pines
whisper their love, or the bright-eyed
birds their music,
! see and love Nature when hear
the patter Of the rain-(lrop; when the
cooling breeze flies far o'er the lea ;
when old ocean rolls its mystic waves
ia thunder, or sings q lullaby; when
the yellow sunlight melts to warmth
and love.
Nature is heard in the deep-toned
thunder, and seen in the red lightning
that emblazons the sky with fiery
crimson. Nature trembles in the star
beam, blazes in the sun, whispers IN
the breeze, roars in the storm. bellows
in the thunder, fires the angry clouds
with electric bontires, and means in
the ocean
We hear it pattering in the raindrop,
and singing in the streams. We see
1t shining in the dew-drop and tinting
the manifold flowers with fresL-borll
beauty. j. A. W.
I'YGH VALLEY, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-14

CRY OoUNM.---Atthe regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening, Feb. llth
there were present the Mayor, and
Coumslmen EllIns Harper, Mealey,
Dr. Jenes ard A, G. Jones :absent, X.
ySakmmsh. The Committee on Streets
and Public Property. to whom was
referred the petition of John Conner
ct al, asking permission to constructa
cresswalk from the Bank to the oppo-
site siaeOf First street, between Ferry
and Washington streets, reported that
they found no ordinance authorizing
the granting Of such privilege. The
petition was laid upon the table. After
auditing sandry bills against the city,
the Co0ncil took up ard passed to its
second reading the ordinance defining
the duties of City Marshal, pending
the discussion Of which the Council
adjourned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-14

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SALEM.-The
announcement that Mrs. A. j. Rely
has taken charge OF the Commercial
Hotel at Salem. is sufficient evidence
to all who are acquainted with the es-
timable lady, that it will hereafter be
kept In first class order, and that 1t
viii be home for the traveller and
wayfaring man. Remember the Com
mercial Hotel, when at Salem, If you
wish good grub and neat, soft, clean
beds, at reasonable rates. See card
elsewhere in this issue.