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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

MusIcAL.-Aliss Nettie Piper, teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent
ly located in Albany, and prepared to give
lessons in the above named branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching,
and can give the best of references. 4*
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

MAJOR WHITES located one door west
Of Fox Bro. Is. First street, Albany, where
he is prepared to do all work in his line'
such. as repairing watches, clocks, and jew
elry. Also, engrayes door-plates, silver
ware. &c. Five him call.
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Special Notice

TINOR THE INFORMATION AND BENEFIT
~ of our customers, and to all persons desir-
ing to purchase celebrated sewing Tna-
chimes, we respectfully notify them that the
Messrs TITUS BROS. are our agents for Alba
WOLVERTON, Esq., are fully authorized to
collect and settle outstanding accounts for us.
The Singer Manufacturing ConipaIly.
n. W. PARSONS,
Manager Oregon and w. I.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Gold in New York, 1o4s4
Legal tenders, 95996c.
Silver coin, 94@95.
Wheat, 81 2 bushel.
Oats, 3715c u bushel.
Butter, 20 q 25c y pound.
Eggs, 14c 2 dozen.
Chickens, 50 509s3 90 q dozen.
Beef-on foot, Sc; pork, do, &c net.
Bacon-Sides, BE; hams, 15c; shoulders,
Sc.
Dried apples, &c; plrms, 12c.
Liverpool wheat market. March 2S: Av-
erage. los 7d@11s; club, los 1Od@1ls Sd.
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The Richmond Range never goes bact
on the good housewife, but is perfect II
every department. of cookery. Sold onl1
nv Mcfarland
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On Friday morn
ing last, between nine and ten O'Clock,
among the foothills beyond Philomath, a
gentleman from Douglas county, a cattle
buyer, was stopped by a brawny six-footer,
who suddenly stepped from a tree beside
the trail, seized the bridle-reins of the horse
on which the cattle buyer rode. and pre-
senting a cooked six-shooter demanded
tsyour money or your lite.'' Our friend
from Douglas isn't much on the scare, but
as the footpad was brawny chap and had
the drop on him, he concluded that the best
thing he could do was to s'throw up his
hand, - which he proceeded to do with great
celerity. Mr.. tootpad then queried as to
money, ut the same time slipping his left
hand into one of the front pockets of the
cattle buyers overalls, holding the revolver
steady with his right hand and keeping
close watch on him besides. The footpad
found nine dollars in silver in said pocket.
and although the cattle buyer told him that
was all the money he had he would not
take his word tor it but felt over his person
until he struck back pocket, which con-
quite lump, and seemed TO excite the
footpad. for in his eagerness to secure the
money he not only dropped the muzzle of
the revolver down considerable, but he let
his eyes wander toward the treasure. 1t
was but for a. second, bat for such man as
our friend from Douglas it was sufficient,
with the suddenness of the lightning's flash
he seized that revolver and attempted to
twist it from the grasp of the robber. The
rain was falling at the time, and our friend
woie gloves which didn't helphi grip any;
but he succeeded in exploding the revolver,
the ball going through his coat sleeve. and
in getting away from the robber. when he
put spurs to his horse and lit ont towards
Philomath. He hadn't got more than
twenty feet when he heard n cap snap, and
looking back he saw the robber rapidly ar.
ranging for another trial; and. in fact, he
had hardly turned himself in his saddle be.
fore snap, bang went the revolver. ard he
heard the ball sing as it passed close to hi;
head. 4 sudden bend in the trail and he
was ont of sight of his wonld-be murderer
and the swiftness of the animal he rode
soon carried him to the village. If OH
friend from Douglas hadn't been the pos
SCISSOR of cool head ana plenty of nerve
he would have lost all his money, and pos
sibly his life. Look a leedle oudt wher
travelling among the lonely hills with ;
purse full of eagles.
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The Richmond Range is great wood
saver, and as it throws out less heat than
any other good range or stove, it is way
up for Summer use.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

LATEST FAsnoSs.- fashion editress
gives as the following as the latest, and it
aay be depended upon. For grass widows
sawn; for elderly women, moire antique;
Cor Democratic helles. anything but Rep;
for women fnclined to badness, mo'-hair {
for women with poodles, muslins for SHIP
pers wives, alpaca, for the Misses Never
ready. delaines for sailors wives, serge; for
dairy women, calico; for soldiers wives,
bombazine; for debtors wives, ticking; for
women with profane husbands, kersey; for
careless servants, crash; for Mrs. Sitting
Bull, whoop-skirts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

Doors, BooTs-tor the rainy season,
both kip and gumgerubber-a fresh supply,
very low, at the ready pay store in Shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

JUsr REcEIvED.-Fancy suitings, full
hne very low. Mems and boys clothing,
new. fashionable and cheap. Wheeler, at
Shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

Errors of YO tEl.A gentleman who suf-
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
trts Decay and all the effects of youthful ndis-
eretion will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need if, the recipe and di-
rection for making he simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience can do so by adj
dressing in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
5 AZ Cedar St, New York. n43v9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

LINN COUNTY COUNCIL. next meet
fng of the Linn County Business Council,
p. of H. will be held in Albany on the ID
Monday in April at 3 7. NJ.
FRANK PIKE, Sec.
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To CONNUMPTIVE:s.. INC advertiser, ,ha

y =
ing been permanently cured OF that dread dis
ease, Consun ption, by simple remedy. is anx-
ious to make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it, lie will
send a copy of the prescription used free of
chargel, with the directions for preparing and
using he same, which they win find q sure
cure for Consumption. Asthma Bronchitis, &c
Parties wishing the prescription viii please adj
dress Rev L. 4. " II4soN, I94 Penn St., Williams
burg. \. Y. fISV9I tOn43V9
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Eew Cashmeres, Empress cloths, Reps,
and other dress goods on the counter, at
yyheeIer,s in Shecid. Goods as good as the
best prices as low as the lowest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The Congre-
gational Church viii give a festival at the
Opera House as soon as strawberries are
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

HALF FAR4.-The o. & C. r. II. Co.
Svfli sell round tickets. good from the I'd to
the 9TH of April. for half price, to all wish
ing to attend Linn Co. Teachers Institute.
that meets in this city next Tuesday, hold
eng until Thursday.
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06 tn 001 per day AT home. Samples worth 81
pJ lU DAU free. STISSoN 4& Co. Portland. Me.
& END &c to q. p. ROWELL & Co. New \ orL
- for Pamphlet of 100 pages. containing 5000
newspapers, and estimates showing cost of ad
vertiSing. 2SvSy
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

SCHOOL ELECTIoN-WHo ARE VOTERS.
On Monday next, April ID, at the Cen
trail School-house. will be held the annual
school election for district No. 5, at which
there will be to choose one director for
three years, and one clerk to serve one
year. The school law says: s.Women
who are widows and have children to edu-
cate, and have taxable property in the dis
trict thirty days as aforesaid, shall be en-
tit1,d to vote.'' OF course, if the ladies en-
<.t,o,4 - vote choose to take advantage of
tI,o go ooess;on t,,ey may, and we should like
beyond all things to see every woman N
the district, entitled TO, vote.' o0uie i's'i'
along, and don't you forget If.
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Lou Royal has sold his barber shop 70
Charley Harmon.
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PITCHERS
CASTORIA.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health, if they will use Castoria tor Wind
Collie, Worms, FeVerishneSs, Sore Mouth, Group,
tor Stomach Complaints. 1t is entirely vege-
table preparation, and contains neither miner
al. morphine, nor alcohol. 1t is as pleasant to
take as honey, and neither gags nor gfipeS.
DIR. L. Dimoch, of Dupont, O.. says:
Il am using Casforia in my practice with the
most signal benefits and happy result
this is what every one says; Most nurses iii
New York City use the Castoria- 1t is prepared
by MessTs. j. l.. Rose & Co.. 46 Dey street, New
York, SUCCESSORS to samuel Pitcher, NJ. d. 39vs
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A CLOSE ECALL-SAvED FROM 4 WATERY
GRAvE.-Last week Mrs. Belding and her
son Henry were out distributing brooms
among the people. Having disposed of
their entire stock. and turned the heads of
their team towards home, they struck
Muddy, and although the stream was run
ming full they concluded it wasn't danger
GUS, and drove in. The water soon became
swimming, tle wagon-bed tloated off leav-
ing the wheels, running gear and horses to
take care of themselves. The horses swan
out all right with their part of the wagon,
while the wagon bed with its occupants,
struck and lodged on a stump. Henry, not
liking the dampness of the situation, done
some pretty loud ''singing out, = attracting
the attention of man on horseback, who
came to their assistance and succeeded in
relieving them from their perilous situa-
ton.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

The LATE SAMUEL j.
Put away his empty barrel;
Fold his Presidential clothes,
lie has started up Salt River,
Led and lit by Cronin's nose!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30

OFFICE OF SINGER MANUFAC-T'IF G CO.,
FIRST AND YAMHILL STs.,
PORTLAND, OK january 23, 1877.
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The At,orney-Generalship.

II is clear that no time should be lost IN
converting the State Conservative Commit
tcc TO take counsel as to the best method OF
Sling the vacancy on our ticket aris-
inc from the melancholy event which
has bcreft this community and the State in
the death OF Mr.. Il. T. DANIEL. III the
committee should assemble at once plan
NAV be easily devised that would be gen.
eral,y acceptable, and would avoid, we pre-
sumo. the need Of gathering large Con-
vention.
Meanwhile we respectfully suggest 10 the
Governor that unless the most urgent pup
lie interests constrain immediate action 1t
would he better not to make an ad inter'm
,nnointmcnt until the action OF that COM
mittcc shall be known. No one VIII accuse
Governor KEMpER OF the slightest DISPOSE
.ion 10 influence the choice OF the party IN
this matter. s...
An appointment; at this time could, how
ever. scarcely fail to give a scnd-oif to the
recipent OF it which would place all COM
petitors at disadvantage, while delay OF
a few weeks will give the Governor the OPP
portunity Of comforting the Office upon one
who n.av at once lit himself for duties which
he will not have to surrender at the end Of
a few months TO be taken up by another.
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MINERAL WATERS.


GENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE
n WATERS FROM THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS FROM
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN
EUROPE-TIZ.:
WHITE SULPHUR, Greenbrier county, W. Va:
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, Rockbrldge county, Va;
ALLEGHANY, Montgomery county, Va;
HEALING, Bath county. Va;
BUFFALO, Lithia Il and p, Mecklenburg county,
Va;
BLUE RIDGE, Botetourt couu ~, Va:
BLUE LICK. Kentucky;
CONGRESS, Saratoga, \. Y;
HATfIORN, Saratoga, NY.
GEYSER, Saratoga, N. Y;
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING, Saratoga, NY;
KATALYSINE, Gettysburg, Pa; 49,,
VICHY, Vlchy. France; .... +.
BITTER WATER, Friedrichshall Germany;
BITTER WATER, Pullna, Bohemia;
SETTER, Settler, Germany.
Salts from the following Springs, for readily max
ing the water, extelnporaneously, very useful Tor
travellers or inyads at inaccessible points, can be
c mt per maIl--yiz, Rockbridgc Alum Water Mass,
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs, S2 per vial !;
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass, Washington,
county, Va, 81 per vial: Bedford Alum and Iodine
Mass, BEDFORD county, Va, 81 per VIAL
DESCRIPTIVE pamphlets furnished gratis on appl-
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Druggists,
1916 Main street, and No. 2 Governor street,
jy12-2m Richmond.
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two contincats. Unless, then, they start
abreast they are not likely to run the race
together. For these reasons, ana IN view
OF the interests involved and the results ~
stake, my convictions arc clear that our cur ,
rent coins should conform to one unit OF
value. whatever that unit may be. ,iSeahoiie-
tiza.ion OF silver under judicious rcslIIo,
tIons and limitations, with the RESTORES
dignity and powers indicated, can iiarus
fail to become an efficient help 10 tht ~
sumption of spccie-payment, coopcia..n,o
with gold, now little more than specu.a'
tive commodity of merchandise, IN oisc sen i! :
ing customs and public dues. II VIII -. :,
duce that coin to the rank OF comHcrc,ai
money and make its existing volume afalia-
hie Cor the purposes Of resumption, swell
ing this volume by keeping the baance OF
trade steadily IN our favor" =.
Certainly the measure OF the remonctiza-
tion.of silver ought to so regulate its stand
ard of value as that it shall be interconyert'
IDLE with gold. We suppose thnt all advo-
Gates Of restoring silver as basis OF cur
rency have this condition in view. 1t is
exactly what all sensible and reasonable
people want. This condition complied with,
.here can be no denial that the strengthen.
ing OF the paper basis by the addition OF
silver will be most beneticcnt to the coun'
try. To the extent OF the silver in the
country-or nearly so-will be the III
creased amount OF financial force i'll tao
land to meet resumption and infasc add
tional energy, life, and hope in the country
President HAYES has indicated his kindly
and practical disposition upon the silver
question. We take it that Judge WEST Is
informed Of the Presidents views, and thai
he has not expressed any that are opposed
to them. What the Judge says is un
doubtedly agreeable to the advocates OF tho
restoration OF silver. Nobody should dis
agree with him.upon the main point stated
by him. Indeed, without making the value
of silver correspondent with that OF gold
silver would fail to impart the benefit We
contidently'cXpect from it.
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RECOMMENDATION of Silver.

Judge WEST, OF Ohio, who is the ReDub-
lican nominee for the Office OF Governor,
has just delivered his opening speech in
the campaign. The question Of the remon-
etization Of silver he approached with eau
ton, and though in favor Of restoring sill
yer to the place Of association with gold as
part OF the basis Of the paper circulation,
he qualified his position BY declaring that
this restoration should be done under Ger.
tain conditions and regulations. While he
did not enumerate them, he specified one
condition that should be considered ;ndis-
pensabie, and that is the "interconverti-
bility" of the two descriptions Of coin, and
for this it is necessary that they should be
OF corresponding value. The speech Of the
Judge was delivered at Bellfontaine, Ohio.
We copy from it the following:
"The Judge favored the RECOMMENDATION
OF silver with certain restrictions and regu-
lations, but whatever else be the nations
loss, its justice and Its honor must be un-
furnished. Reconciliation is. at best. q
hazardous experiment. Its effect on the
future OF business, under existing condi-
lions, 10 involved In uncertainty. The FORE
cast Is not infaliible. Two standard metallic
dollars differing in value are as unphilo-
sophlcal as two standard yards differing In
length, or two standard pounds differing in
weight. Business would inevitably adjust
itself to the shorter measure, and the longer
become practically obsolete. This Is OBJ.
seryable now In the exclusion OF gold coin
by legaltender notes. II interconyerti-
Die they will float together; other.
TINS country, can hardly exert con.
trolling influence oyer the gold volume O,
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Had General Malone unfurled his Banner
Of repudiation he would have been harm
less, for few would have followed him; but
he invented the term OF adjustment, and
under It's flag be convulsed Virginia from
centre to circumference with insidious re-
pudiation. Had he succeeded. Virginia
would have lost her place among the re-
spected Commonwealth OF the Union; for
when town meeting or convention or q
Legislature is taught that the reputation
OF ten or twenty per cent. OF an honest DEBT
is an honorable adjustment, it is but clear
ing away the barriers OF integrity for the
next clan Of ambitious dcmagogues to repu-
diate fifty or an hundred per cent, VIZ.
ginia rescued herself from the fearful peril
that threatened her, and is now safe Tor all
time from the Vaccinations OF future Ma
homes. Philadelphia Times. r.... -; -..
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One WAY to HARMONIC.

The settlement made by several coal conf
panies in Pennsylvania with their coI!lers
is very salutary az furnishing an example OF
the triumph OF liberality, fairness, and
fidelity. These companies are the PlttSton'
the Butler. and the Phoenix. The wages
OF the GOLFERS in each case were advanced
ten per cent. General DISSISG. president
OF the Pittston and Butler companies, most
patiently investigated the matter, and came
to the conclusion that this increase was Just,
ard especially due, because the employees
..had remained loyal to the company ana
he was determined to repay their allegiance
in q Substantial manner" This is so much
better than killing. wounding, and the
burning and destroying OF property. II
there had been violent demonstration the
General declares that he would not have
made auy advance whatever.
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A Pittsburgh paper announces the organl-
zation OF mysterious secret order called
the Universal Brotherhood. It'll composed
of laborers, mechanics, and farmers Law
yerS, doctors, preachers, politicians, Office
holders, bankers, hondholders, ana speel-
atorS arc rigidly excluded. No man Is al.
mitted to membership who is not engaged
in some active industry involving manual
labor. The order already numbers thou
sands, and will soon be organized i'll every
ward in Pittsburgh. Its object is to unite
the laboring classes OF every grade and pro-
fession in a common interest throughout the
United States.
or Colonel Holiday, Nirginia's next Gov
ernor. General Hawlev says that "hc is Il
gentleman of fine presence and address,
tine abilities, and high character
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SCOTTISH GAMES AND rlC-Nlc'
THE FIFTH ANNUAL CELEBRATION
RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUE

THE FIFTH ANNUAL CELEBRATION
~, RICHMOND CXLEDoN1AN CLUE
WILL BE HELD At THE
F. SCHUETZEN PARK
.~ OK MONDAY. AUGUST 70, ISL.
Oh which occasion the pubic Oh hlciiinonI anu
vicinity are cordially invited 10 attend 10 witness
the competitions in those novel and interesting
Scottish games The sports will he opened with an
-..- .OLD-FASHIONED SCOTCH REEL:
after which the ring will be cleared and the pro-
gramIne commenced.
The games will commence at o o'clock y. VI. and
conclude at 7 o'clock. -
HENRY MESCO'S FULL STRING. BAND, to-
gcthcr with club piper will furnish music for the
occasion.
Dancinr will he conducted under the supervision
OF an efficient committee.
Convcyanccs will run at regular intervals curing
the dav from the Theatre. corner OF ScTcntn anu
Broad streets, and from the Old Market. corner OF
Seventeenth and Main .trcets- 10 the iafh' COLL
mcncing at 9 o'clock y, VI. ,,
The Committee Of Arrangements assure The nIlh-
lie that good order will I've maintained. ana no effort
win be spared 10 insure the comfort and cnJ9vncnt
of visitors. To that end detachment OF police mas
been secured for the OCCASION .
First-class REFRESHMENTS will be supplied III
ADMISSION, 80 cents: children under ten years
free. ,,
Tickets can he had OF any member of the Club, or
1T the entrances to the Park.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Chief LANES MACDOCGALL. Chairman:
Second Chicftaln, ALIEN CORBAN:
Third Chieftain, JOHN g. CRAiG:
Fourth Chcttain H. IRVINE RETTE;
Ex-Chici. GILBERT PHILLIPS
Guide, THOMAS McNlEEN; ",E
ClaDslnan, WILLIAM LE!A.
au20-1t
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Mr. Il. 7. Daniel was q strong and earn
est advocate OF ~the State keeping her
pligbted faith with the bondholders. His
successor will hardly be man 80 advanced
in position on that subject. In fact, the
most prominent opronen Mr.. Daniel had
was one who holds the same views OF the
public-Gebt question us General Malone
(General Field.
General Malone will probably he sent to
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tho House OF Delegates from Petersburg,
and will there vigorously present ms pecu-
liar readiustment vIcws.-Rtchmond tefe-
ornn,--N eu York Herald.
rive should be pleased to see General ma
hone in the Lesisaturc.l .-.,,.-....y,--,s~,--..
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ESorGH OF NEGRO MINSTREL POLITICS.
The country is in no mood for being longer
fooled. 1t has had enough OF .neSro-mln-
streI politics in the last eight years. Now
we want serious business from those who
seek to lead the American people and are
given the opportunity to instruct them. Ii
they cannot engage; in it they will have to
step down and out.-SprinWietd Repuol'-
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WATCHES, &c.

nELEGATES AND VISITORS !sa
IL A hearty welcome is extended YOU TO ETEA,
come and see The bargains am Offering In s&sNS&
uAredeelncd pledges. COL ID and Sill WEIR
WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS, BUTTONS, DIA-
MONDS &C., for less than half their value Every
article guaranteed rs represented Don't fail to CALI
s. A. WINSTOCK,
au7 No. II Fourteenth street.
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1v1rJE JOHS B. CRENSHr,W AGENCIES

4 for the sale OF FAKMS, mEt.E.., NJ" md
PROPERTY, STEAMBOAT IN! EHe ,tsri,aeIy'
.,mar,c,r Eoo5 for Cattle, the best anu cIsapSS-
Fertilizers for Corn, Wheat. snd Tobacco ' Slst
bold Convenience and useln HSss s and ,at cheap
ait sewing Mnchiue, the White shuttle. $50 ~"
upwards; The Tucker Geafy sa,h-I,;E,ss', 'y am
y,lard for country homes; The Acme '';,a.tbe
Mater Proof Polish for Boots and shose,
IN iarmrrs-l, Is unaffected by iaiii' COW or
the celebrated stratenia Cement mends Stons" ,,TS
eGrtectB., s,.ii az" sA''''' au tin
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TALWELL HOUSE,
adjacent to the Grecnbrier White sulphur springs
Grcenbrier county, West virginia.
RATES OF BOARDING.: 50 per day, $l2 per
week, a per month Especial arrangements maze
for families spending the season.
The dinlng-rooms will be In charge OF air. A. ZE-
TELLE.
Omnibus will transport passengers and baggage,
free of charge from the cars TO the hotel.
~ 25-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nyTHE LARGEST STOCK. THE
CHEAPEST GOODS, and the BIGGEST ASs0RT-
MEST are now exhibited on The first. second. third,
md fourth floors or SYCLE BROTHERS..