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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-07
LIsIr IL.lIllI oF LETTERs
P.H. NAYMoND, z, M..

How to get stamina Iron frames and
strong nervous systems are not tho lot Of all.
But the feeble need not despair. by adopting
the rightmeans, they may live as long and
enjoy life as much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical invigoratiOn le, however necs
essary TO this end and while the spirituOna
tonics and nervlnes usually administered
eventually depress both body md mind, DIR,
j. MALKER's CALIFoRNLA VINEGAR BITTEits
Invariably supply new vigor 70 to the frame,
,rl nBSw4.
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WHLLASaETTE
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.


ENRON AND AETfsR DATE UNTIL FUR
thcF ASsIcs. the Company will dispassh 9
b6at from Alhany u CsIyallls on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of each week
AIso will dlnpatch boat from Aibany foF
Portland and ihterihedIhls plaees ~ same days
Fars AZ reduced Fates. y. D, nILEs,
Dee. TO- 1871. AGENT
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Editor Democrat!

Editor Democrat.
The latest sensation in Scio Is that Of
Col. ]. L. Meek. This champion Of
the jaw-bone paid as visit last Saturr
day and gave a rehearsal Of his bear
fights in the Rocky Mountains, his In
dian skirmishes, and halr-breadth es-
capes, the early settlements in Oregon.
etc. The old Col: Is as full of spicy
sayings as Brick Pomeroy is OF hard
nanesgfgrBe BptIers Theaudlence
was enthusiastic with applause at
msnyof quaintand laconic expressions
The old veteran Is full Of vim for q
man of sixtyrflYe years ID ag9,sIg
Mr.. Dunbar lectufed last night and
organized a Good Templsr Lodge with
sixteen members, .s3 =,
~ f n
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WANTED. .--100,O0O pounds of WOOL
for which 0. Fox & Bro. are prepared
to pay the highest cash price. They
also take pleasure In announcing that
one Of their firm has just returned from
san Francisco, with large and well
assorted stock OF general merchandise,
which they offer lower than ever for
cash or country produce. The public
will DO weIlby examining their stock
before purchasing elsewhere, They
have large supply Of wool sacks and
twine for sale. ~
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son, and speaks well for the religious
sentiment of our community,
w. Fl. P. Believes with that school
boys composition that the mule is a
larger bird than the guse Or turkey.
1t has two legs to walk with, and 2
moreto kick with; aid 1t wears its
wings on the side of its head II Is
stubbornly backward about going for
ward.
A. McKinstry is now canvassing
for the DEMocRATi in the Southern part
of the State. We trust our friends in
that region will tender him all the as
sistance possible, as we desire to secure
large circulation in that region before
the opening of the next years great
State and National campaign.
We this week printed 5000 cards for
the Chemeketa House, in Salem, kept
by that prince Of Landlords, Tom Smith.
| He announces on the card that immi-
grants will be entertained at his pala-
! lial hotel at the astonishingly low fig
ure Of one dollar a day, which almost
Induced lis to enlist as an Immigrants
| There ID 4 certain decorum even In
grief; for excess Of sorrow is as foolish
as profuse laughter We were forcibly
impressed dwlth this when we last Mon
day saw Dixie boy believing loudly
because d big dog had knocked him
down, while a lot Of overgrowns men
stood looking on and nearly splitting
their mouths withlaughteE gsss
81 am. to be queenot the May, moth
er; i am to be queen Of the Muysp was
what that Dixie girl sang TO her ma
last Saturday morning while the old
lady. was wrestling with the wash tnh
trying to turn out an extra frock fol
her and the girl was squatted onithe
back porch mending hole n her bal
moral stockings. ggis lfliy
Asa Patterson, Of Lebanon, claims
TO be the oldest jeweler in the State
but how in thunder does he know
whether he is or not, unless his nabl'
appears III the paper once in q while
II he will just advertise, "He shall b,
! like unto q tree planted byariver
which Units season yields its fruit
and its leaf fadeth never.n
| Mrs. Duniway writes 70 her North
soe8t that s'there are many good spell
/; ers in Albany--many more than wer
: themselves aware Of the fact a fey
weeks ago. And we are sadly re
+. minded by this observation that ther
: are many bad spoilers in Albany
many more than were themselve
0 aware Of the fact few weeks ago, on
t Of whom we are which.
HDo you love me Mollie darllng9
: was what d young sophomore sang III
Q derhis Gospel Ridge weakness windol
last Friday night, and the old ma
il stepped out and answered the connut
}. drum for Mollie by telling him that
was just four blocks to his domlcil an
!, If he didn't make the connection thei
. in less than that number Of minute
he would never live to graduate und'
Q Prof. WIS efficient instruction. Nee
o the intelligent reader be told more.
To THE LADIES. Mrs. G. 9. En-
= = lish has just arrived from below wit
! : one Of the best selected stocks Of mi
= linery goods that has ever been broug'
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REMovAL.--See the professional card
Of Dr. Alfred Kinney elsewhere. He
Is one Of the most successful practi-
Htioners III Portland as we'll as having
All extended practice in the State at
Iilarge. Knowing him personally we
can clieefully Recommend his services
TO The public. n...lN .l.
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CorncR FIHal and W07RIn8IoH r.
iiAs arvaSsg. onmuON,

Under The new manngemfnt this inpnlN1
H6lal haS Seen Fonlt6a and tFlpfalsheds nBa
nov 0flsgs Are iTnVniipG prhlin hhe Aesi neeells
niodaiiunn on the most treNeonHplsf fetguA thf
oid nfoIgInfor has moved ffnGn Tho hntel AnN
m honAe "a entirely underh new Wnauag agernfpt.
stfREE COACH "a and grom tbo housc. ~
'il's 0H iii' J.i. BAclyE. .Ss'r0,
vi0nsiyl. rlarrlstgE
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I. IN. n.IsALMEII. T.ron.
ALBANY FARMERS COMPANY.


NIOTICE ~ HERERY GIVEN TO TIE
~ HiockhoideFs 81 the Albany Farmers 90.
thatihnre will be n meeting of Me Stpckh0ldsfs
of said Company, A. attheniunice 10 Albany Or
egOn, on ni Iff,4 tfltN w N0sit Nl
Tuesclay, NE ism day IF Mqg,s lS13,
at the hour pf 70 Oo'clpcl IA the forenoon oi said
day. Tor the following purp0feN tO.wltf
Jsl, 10 take Observation-Disclosures vote on the
duestiOn whetlIar tiliz Company ennll engage
m tic bupinebk ~ running nnh operating q
n0uringfntli N Albany, Oregon, nnu doing a
general nOuFing-miil business w nli ~ various
branches, both Hs Il clatoin mill fQr tollOl ~.
change, and AS i inerchnni MIL, " buy ani sell
grain and produce III ali KINDS W nhuufactiiFe
grain into -four ana soil and sisposu " tho
same. Ne eaV l
2d 10 engage In The bnsnesH NJ storing, rcg
ceIylng and shipping Of grain, and NJ kinds n
produce. and "a do q general warehouse busf
ness, ift dft
3b, To lnerNase tile capital stock Of the Conn
uany Thirty Thousand Dollars
4ih. III elect seven Directors W this Com.
pany 10 net ~ such for the ensuing year, and
u 40 suelI other business asniag crime before
Lhia Company. rt5il q. Y, NHhWfDitD, n
u. MANBgIfLu, fs lTfl
Becfetary nbbwi
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4sr
subioined noetic efFualon. with re-
,,s.4 ...,.,,.i,. Il MI. ,4, 1.
HAs1f Ivy IN w ~, t''So mi N
written. The friend tetis us about 1t
o
tiieslS naSut s,AlN asH1yS Si"u ~ @u-
vance the Litefatufe Of our. State, 1
send yOn production from the pen Of
unc u ~ t rssssasss ~ ~ "i'u
shining ligAts.T He 10 \ literary cuss Of
the infideI pefsuaslon and terrible light
of cal ihra ,snA Az 1 boolr lsvFittan ana
nearly reaNyg tpre TOk Aq0ut the
same styIes Anil DQEd6OsikFgn Of the
srao;n,ac i, SEoy.l ii Il auolnsad A II that
III s.-', !. w 1 s,,., ~
~ neeueu iYAaA1eif1 VA tS7sR esAN A1StA
III 4 Z y III
giohs " 4siesa@lA ~ AAt 0spsS 4HASA
time Is some paper to give him ant
open show. Set him up fart!'i
!. And then the unbridled Muse is turn
ed goosetaften thesfolluwing unique and
orleinaE pattern. Y -s'l,,Nssss' 5sfAs
When Church members meetto prase theson
Their hear.s are An rom their ,taod VI stA,.
While Wlsh their rnouts thy are near him y
s,a s.ltss, s,Igs MA 4 .s46 osl.3s5 H lsts. ~
Long are the prayers and loud tho shouts
oftbose who claim sanctincation i8a
They Lie swindlc and defarne the Pure X y,
and are Guilty of an MANNER ominatioIs
4. e7is X. sslaa esil aisis. lls:tl "A ssig
Thyioerary wears ~ hydra head l';is1,i A, ,a,s
a above theit Loud professsssignil " Is ,si8
Inyainthey yto deceive their Hodinisai n
withiong iscariot faces sF M sss 4. tlsi.i ,.j n
r....,, !, ~. .o,,n,on,oo
nhey A w you 'ney ioss .s',s'on u .,,.,o. ~
ano oD.alneu sny a,nouns = ~, Sssis'A s'''o
s9p Inst "A J, nv ". sslr
nus. ..,a ne'pS n'u'' '''f u"' : '''De :. = Z
/ na'ion
Religion hou sublime thou art
an tribute Of our creator
wOldthat allswers ruled blythe ssEgS 44l
Insted Of by their pastor.
Ifthei Christian world can stand this
sortof vindietive persecution II viii un-
itloubtedly be the making Ofit. - ~
saaSs'T ..sTvrVrUr.T sss1 r1 .,a ss &
.l,,.s, 4. .,l,.,,, 3 ..l.57 .5.
Gen AIa5L I;g w pEYI 4, WI i q Il tuna Y,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-07

FWSIFE UNpEHsICNED. HAVING CLOSED
j. rnt h,ialntN8, hrR ldfl nn hand anH tarPg'
ollarior Carom nilliaft Table. ui Jao0h
AlrahieN make ~ San fIancisrD tlaI. aald
Table 4 In good order. having only been lp lac
about eighteen months h hiss Also 1lqlnll p
steel Wire uurli1uN E1td sgf fyof1 Nll4
twelve cues. cUe faek an IA rp1d ofqte, NfieN
u Offered fqr dale chdap The Table ta NJ as.
"A the FugnituFe eiaEe n lIfaM x tlH1f "a,
Frort aireet. Conanf yNNf n1efrH NrN pHll
s,,l,6 ~ NJ ,2iU M nd''l ll't II ga 0rtNlINrlflS
natf MW. tn'7.Ns
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scIo, May 8. 1875.
TIE EAGLE TO sCREEcH AT JUNCTION

JUNCTION CITY, May 8, 1875.
Editor Democrat:
Please give notice in your next issue
that the people of Junction City and
vicinity propose to give . grand cele-
bration on the 4th day Of July next,
and also ball in the evening. Able
speaRefswillibe presentand goOdmusis
furnished for the occasion, and no pains
spared to make the affair success.
Respectfully,
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ID FABMERS KND STOCE-RRISERS,
YoIING vERM0NTl

!. .,krrx.r. siar - ~ss ~ riiityf1i,sti aTaNnn4
wv Vi CON manee' the lgt 0t MAY AlAd emo
the 1At bf AuguGt. On Mondays ana Tues.
the remainder of the week AZ my farlri
one mills E0uth-6Adt Of Tangent excppt
on nlli public days, whom he can be, seen aR
Marshall u echlnsgere livery stable nt AlhApS,
Y This h0lte N y abegutlfgil dapple lay years
Old 10 hands high weighs bout A wv t7pun4f,
and wis sired BY nelknNpA celebrated tr0F
ting horse. Nern1nnt Iaiaslfg Mus foaled ~
Waitsfaid. Vermont, and his lineage Is TRACED
back Though Only four ,gtnerations W the
oTikinitl dustin AldFgans skr1
A .EsNsS,SEnsle Y I \. lPaR. Oq season. fsp0 RI
FarineFn arv Invited 10 chll and examine this
hOra6 and his stock ID their entire antistAction
ilFNRt care viii ba taken To prUFent ntAcclllahta
but 1 will not ba responsible should any OCCUR
L shall also not beresppnsible should tho mere
i 81 taken away from the county, traded on, Pm
hurt In any manner. w 49,. .. tst&.tss. m
ita.Mha4sg AftHlln1BmaeH q sfffE laS
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STKTE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION,

WNOR THE PURpOsE or AFF0RDING
IN information 10 lmmiGFnutr and Intending
lsniigFanta 70 Oregon, nov IA lQgelN foF WYE
and diAtRf states, ana Tor Circulating Ancn IN
fnrrn0ilon. abroad BY this board, OIL perepna ~
fhia Hsnt6 having Farms and Lands Tor Aaie nr
Rant. Or daaif0l8 nf forming C0AnnieHI Will
please f0rward 70 this nenrd ~ soon ~ ppAAl
Iie tIetnIieti finHuriptiutsa ut tieir Fafna aud
Tnnda, fIornfiun3 frfuo and Terms Ot Sale, or
c0ndfIOnB of renting and all prTsaua deslfqps.
ar uhihininR Agricultural " Othef llAunfefHs
will please eommpnleAte dlFHat Wl.A snAA
by TByiaslrucsiont Ofths CoHsnissieIlegs II 4 I'M
,nlsrnflon. t-a WILLIAM REID. 9.
AHgate Commissioner of imnligfahpns
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nj. X Il k0q E,G MEDIUM
3,siit. 10 year. a6mi. aetis 81 N'HaF', n
~ ~ rIras ~ 4h1 HasqHF ~
iaan tahita nnd A1FtrlHluF
n t1tir1 iIt alato ar ~ N l1Nft' N I4
are naid. Nd4@HA lNN Il ttt4 Naf
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To THE LADIES. Mrs. G. O. Eng
lish has just arrived from below with
one Of the best selected stocks Of mill
Iinery goods that has ever been brought
to this city. This millinery establish
ment has not been running very long,
but has already taken It's place in the
front rank, and we advise our readers
to call there before purchasing else
where.
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THE CASH sYsrEN.--Ne have
no Doubt Of the statement Of our old
friend, DIR, VIM. Lister, in his adver-
tisement in to-day's paper, that he can
sell goods cheaper on strictly cash
basis than by the credit system. He
has an excellent stock Of groceries
keeps no book sccount and expects 70
sell rapidly and make only small
profits. We predict for the Doctor q
suceeasfuI business career.
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Smith, Brasfield & Co.


BEAUTIFUL WoRKs OF ART.--Mr.
J. NJ. Fisk is now canvassing this city
for the sale Of Prang's chrOmos, Of
which heshas most superb collection
and great variety. Prang's are the
standard pictures In that most beauti-
ful art, being up to the highest state Of
perfection; and Mr.. Fisk has the finest
Of Prapg's copies. They are Of sufi-
cientIS large variety to suit the taste
or conform TO the purse Of any one.
hence Mr.. F.'s sales are very extensive.
He also fakes orders for picture frames
Of all designs and patterns, which he
supplies at low rates. When not can
wasting he can be found at the 81.
Charles Hotel, IL this city. Don't fail
to see his pictures.
THERE is now no doubt that our fire
Iaddies will have . grand season Of en-
Ioyment at their annual May-Day cele-
bration enthe 2lstsinst. Aspnralle ~
the morning. steamboat excursion
down the river and a picnic at some
suitable Locality along the river bank,
other exercises about luncheon time,
and the whole to wind up with dane
Ing party AZ Paclfle Opera House, 7 <
PosrPoNED. I'm consequence Of the
rain storm last Tuesday night tbe ~
tendance at The contemplated spelling
match Sor prize bisiIonary, was 50
slim that the contest was postponed
sIilnext Friday eyetIns, when II viii
positively take place At the congreEa-
iiouai Church. v tft4k
CLOSE or HcHooL--Mr. GarEison'a
writing school will closs on Tuesday
evening next at which time some very
nice prizes WILLIS given away. Friends
Or the school are cordially invited 70
attend.
FAIsE.--Dr. smith, dentist of tllia
city, requests Us 10 state the rimor go
ing the rounds 70 the effect that he 4
g,,Ing to leave Albany, Il false. Asaoon
as FromAn's new brick ls completed hs
will commence operations again.
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PFIANTNSS; mi ZEE.
GREATLY NElUCEDll.
=. CARTRis 4 .,s,I 80. N
NOW HRoagIy for E3ulsiIl essl

st stlHaial 2ai i+--iAir-l 30 ldAasl
ythr9si fsI iera4ssi N ss sis
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THE EAGLE WooLEs MrLrs Of
Brownsville were sold at sherIffs sale
last Saturday and Knocked on 10 J. u.
Meyer and other parties for little over
$1,000. We are gini to hear that the
purchasers design starting tbe mills y
work ns som az the spring wool clip ia
Put OH the market
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DEPARTED. DIR ahd Mrs. Tate and
their son and daughter Terrence aud
Laura, sailed on yesterdays steamer
for San Francisco designing to 90 from
thence to tbe East for . summers' visit
20 the Doctors old home. May they
have safe journey and pleasant
fine
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GENEROUS. Mr.. II. F. sayrs, chair
'nan OF the committee Of arrangements
fOr the Albany Firefnan's celebration,
bas shown US a letter from Mr. Gold
Amith, President Of the w. r. 4. Co.,
endering to the fire boys the free use
bf the eiegaptaua remmpdious steam
b, Gov. Grover, on Friday, May 2lst--
lhe day fixed upon'fsrsthscel
The Company. acted upon this offer al
special meeting last Monday night,
ccePting tBs ctfsT with sEPrfssio1s Of
hanks. Ny y'+t '
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"Fsix. and should dearly like to
have shot in the skirts; it would
show l fought desperate. Arc you
sure your honor hasn't another pistol
in your pocket that ye would mind
firing for poor boys sake?'
"Confound you to be sure haven't.
Hand over the money or I'll beat you
te jelly with my horsewhip."
"Well," says Jerry, after good
deal of fumbling, II suppose after con-
sidering the trouble I've had collect.
ing these rnts, your honor won't mind
goin over the hedge after them 2"
Aud ne threw out sack apparently
we'll filed with coins. Half laughing
half angry, the highwayman-frst
aiming at Jerry with his whip, which
he avoided by duckipg climbed over
the hedge and no sooner had he done
so than Jerry slipped off the old hack
and mounted OHanlon's horse.
'Bad scan to you, Redmond O'Han-
Ion y he bawled. Didn't tell you
that 41erry, ,he Fool, was match for
dozenSu youF Its sack of brass
buttops. you're gone over the hedge
after, yousthief Of the world?" And
touchingsIie fne mare with the spur
he galloped of, singing at the top of
his voice the old melody, go to the
mischief and shake yourselfl'' O'Han-
Ion couldn't pursue him on the hack /;
the cute fool made him discharge, his
pistols There was nothing to do but
to wax away cursing his own stupid.
ty; and ever after If any one wanted
to provoke him they had only to ask
him, when he had seen Jerry, the Fool,
last.
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USELESS WORRY.

Life has great troubles In store for
all of US; and few liye to be men and
women without knowing terrible grief
But, fortunately, these intense mo-
ments cannot fill all the years. Time
helps us to forget at least, the sOrest
of the pain. To every one would come
some Joy but for the little worries that
happen with the passing hours--cares
about money and the cost of things,
small qnarrels, petty jealousies, false
shame, aud an awful dread of what
"they" will think if We take little
comfort, and dress and eat to suit our
selves, and know people we like wheth-
er they are "genteel" or not, and say
what we mean, instead of what is ex.
pected.
Worries eat the life away. They
gnaw and Bite wrinkles into the face,
and bring gray hairs on the head, and
half the time they are net only abso-
lntely needless but absurd. Why in
the name of all that is sensible, can
we not wait until the draught of sor-
row is forced TO our lips, and not sup
needlessly at the cup of gall and
wormwoud?
If every man could say to himself,
"smsll worries shall most certainly
not lengthen my face" IL every wo-
man could refuse to fret over such
trifes as impudent cooks, and napkins
with nntimely holes in them,
more of US would live out the three
score and ten years allotted to us by
Heaven, and We should all certainly
be much better company while we
lasted.
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PERPETUAL PASTE.

Dissolve a teaspoonful of alum in q
quart of warm water; when cold stir
10 as much -four as will make it like
thick cream beat up ali the Jumps,
then stir in as much powdered rosin
as will lay on dime, then throw in
IL dozen cloves to give pleasant odor
and prevent souring. Have on the
fire tea cup full of boiling water,
pour the -four mixture into it, stirring
we'll; in few minutes it will be as
thick as mush, then pour it into an
eArthen or china vessel, let it cool,
cover and put in a cool place. When
needed for use take out a portion and
soften down with warm water. Paste
thus made will last twelve months,
aud is better than gum.
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There we're two of them. She with
bent head aud parted lips, was listen
ing intently. He. with face flushed
and voice vibrating. was saying, "In
all this wide world, darling, there is no
being so dear" And then Mr. Hol-
combs clerk started quarter of ton
of snow from the roof, and man look
ing like an allegory of winter, was
dancing out in the street, shaking his
fist upward, and screaming at the top
of his voice, "Come down here, you
ugly viper, and I'll kick your gol darn
ed head in, gol darn you !-DanblTy
Nctrs.
Rev. Mr. Haweis, of Marylebone,
London, believes in the dignity Of la
bor. He said in a recent sermon "If
aught should happen to prevent me
from retaining charge Of this congre-
cation should take to literature. If
| found myself unfit for literature /
should trade. If had not sufficient
capital to trade | shoHld black boots. ;"
As his Majesty, Louis Philippe once
blaeked boots, the rector would have a
royal example.
"Mrs. Samuel Revolver Colt is 60
ing to found au orphan asylum" If
the asylum is intended for the orphans
her revolvers have made, We should
like to know where she is going to
find vacant lot large enough for it,
An uncle left eleven silver spoons
to his nephew in his will, adding, "he
knows the reason why | have not left
him the whole dozen"
Five hundred and seventy Eve
pounds were made one flesh, recently,
at Washington, Iowa. lie weighed
300 and she 275 pounds.
The kellogg company have mado
more money this season than was ever
made in single season of opera be.
fore.
The best preparation TO keep a lady's
hand "free from chaps"is II report that
she has no money.
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Restaurant.
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP

TNlIE undersigned have opened y first
Il class blacksmith and Wagon shop, in
tho Roberts shop, opposite the Rural
House. All work In either line promptly
attended to, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
IIorseshoeing N Speciality
22ly l.. SPEARS & Ii. w. ROBERTS.
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Tionesta House.

M ITTEL, Proprietor, Elm st. Tic
ltl. nesta. Pa., at the mouth of the creek
Mr.. Ittel has thoroughly renovated the
Tionssta House, and re-furnished IL COM
plstely. All who patronize him will be
we'll entertained at reasonable rates. 81 ly
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Lawrence House,

RkseE ra MdhLlAM ri. am aasss
81 centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished hyperion accom- mods
tious and strict attention given 10 guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
tn tkeir season. Sample room for Com
nersial Agents.
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c. 3. Weher,s Hotel.

DYLERSBURGH,P PA. C. B. WEBER,
4 has possession of the new brick hotel
aud will be happy to entertain all his old
customers, and any number OF new ones.
Good accommodations for guests, and ex-
cellent stabling. lO-Sm.
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Empire Hotel.

rTyfDoUTE. PA. II. EwALD, PRoPRIE-
TOR. This house is centrally located,
has been thoroughly rehtted and now
boasts as good q table and beds as any. Ho
tsl in the oil regions. Transient only r.. 90
per day. E-6m
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FOREST HOUSE,

g A. WARMER PRoPRiEroR. Opposite
~. Court House, Tioncsta, Pa. just
sreasd. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
en hand. A portion OF the public patron
ego Is respectfully solicited. 4-l7-ly