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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
CouncII Proceedings.

Our City Council mot in regular session
Last Tuesday evening with all officers aud
members prcsept.
The Committee on Streets reported in favor
Of granting the petition of NJ. d. Ballard and
others asking for a nidcwalk ON tho east aide
OF Thurston from First to the Touring mill ol
Ballard, Isom & Co. Report adopted and
property holders ordered to build the same
inside of thirty days.
ca motion Of Martin il was ordered that a
erosswalk be constructed oySr Water street
on tho east side Of Thuraton within thirty
days.
The Committee 10 whom was referred the
proposition Of Gradwohl to rent a room TO
the City for the use Of tho Council. reported
in favor Of aoocriiu., tho proposition. On
motion ui Kline tho report was adopted, and
the clty officers were instructed to make the
change at any time before January lst. 1850.
The Committee on Accounts reported in
favor Of allowing the following bills. aud
their report was adopted ". N. Miller.
si5; Il. r. Harmon. s55 CO; /. II. MontAnye.
- 20; Th"a. Monteith, Jr., 81; T.. Watkins,
s. 70; Il. T.. Harmon. 81 90: Geo W. Young.
50 80; Ala Harris. 81; NJ. V. Brown. 50 20;
Coat Bill in caae of City vs. A. Comley.
SIS Gj: NJ. l.. lIaabrouck. s. 80; \. Il. Mc.
Twain. 81 30: J. w. Anderson. s3l IS; +.
c. Harper. SIS 50: q. W. Burkhart. s. 20;
Rob't. Brown. 81 60.
The hotel keepers presented petition To
the Council asking that the license charged
them should bo done away with. Referred
T. Committo on Licenses.
The Mayor and Recorder reported that
they had cauyasse,l the vote of the late city
election. and found tho following persons
Mayor. u. g. Clark. by Is majority; Re
cor,cr. J. L. HALTER. BY -; Treasurer. +. NJ.
Ecdiield. by ,; Marshal. 4. J. Hunt, by I25.
On motion Of Martin the City Attorney
was instructed To not carry any further tho
case Of John Conncr W. the City.
The Committee on Ordinances we're in.
atructcI 70 look into tho matter eloseiy and
judge aa to whether il would he bost 10 ap-
peal the case OF the City Va. Hung Fung. a
Chinaman convicted of smoking opium.
The ordinance ball to prevent cows from
running at large was taken up aud ~hen IL
passed to the third reading failed 10 get tho
necessary number 81 votes to make it a law
\ resolution was resolved from tho Board
of Fire Delegates asking tia. the City Ghould
parehaaa = hook and ladder truck not Is ex.
esed ia price the sum ot 500. Referred to
Committee on Fire ani Water.
BILLS % the amount Of sl5S Gs were re.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
A HaEsnoth Drive Of LOgs.

During the past year large force of men
have been at work In the mountains above
Brownsville, on the head waters of the Gala
pooia, getting out saw-lcgs for Allen, Robin
son & Co. of this city, and have put into the
creek about seven million feet. The last rain
raised the Calapooia 50 that the entire drive
was started, and the men were 50 fortunate
as to get it all out Of the mountains before
the water fell, On Thursday of last week
they we're running so fast and thick at Craw-
fordsvilIe that men could cross the river on
them, and We are informed that on last Mon
day the entire drive had passed there. The
next rise IN the river viii probably bring the
drive to Albany. AInut 100000 feet Of
the logs have already been sold to the Buena
Vista and Independence mills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
REMOVAL.

Do not forget that Haf-
fenden Bros. have re-
moved to the brick store
formerly occupied by P.
@. Harper & Co., nearly
opposite the Odd Eel
lows Temple, where can
be found one OF the larg-
est, finest and most ele-
CANT stocks Of staple and
fine Groceries in the
country.
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HOOK aud Ladder company.

By reference to the proceedings of the
meeting of the Board of Fire Delegates held
last Monday evening published. in another
column, it will be seen that that body recon-
mends that the City Council purchase as soon
as possible hook and ladder outfit at cost
not to exceed $780, Although some of our
people will not look upon this move with
favor We consider that the purchase of hook
and ladder truck would be one of the best
expenditures that our city fathers could
make. Our Fire Department now has two
good engines very best of their class
but still thc iiremeu work at a disadvantage
sometimes in getting at the fire. II it is To-
Gated in an upper story or in the roof of
building, they have to play away at random
until some one can run around in the dark and
find a ladder, and in this way time is lost
which Is sometimes worth thousands of dol
lars. Some people are already growing and
say that our city can't afford to buy it. This
Is foolish; our people can well afford to make
the outlay. In 1878 our city expended over
S2, 100 ON crosswa'ks and the improvement
OF the intersection Of streets, but according
70 our charter the property holder win have
this to do in the future. Now this s., 100
will pay for the hook and ladder outfit, and
also the WiIliaby debt of $3.50, and there viii
still be surplus of several hundred dollars,
in the treasury. We heard one of our most
prominent citizens and leading property hold
ers speaking about the Fire Department
few days ago in a way that stamps him as a
man of sense. He said the tax was not very
high to support the Department and that he
would always pay it eheeriully; that 1t had
already lowered the cost Of insurance about
one-third, and that this showed eonclusively
that insurance companies considered the risk
by FIRE in Albany great deal less than for
msrly. Ii such is the case he considers that
there is 40 use in him carrying such large
policies as he formerly did, and in this way
he igure,l it up that he would still be really
m mlking money even if his taxes were heavier.
y u business men, take your pencils and hg-
u-e on this 4 little and see If he Is not correct
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12

~ hEiIOHIAM.
ferrel

To the Worthy Master. officers aud nae,n-
bera of Sand-ridge Grange v e your committee
on coincidence b'-g leave IL submit the follow
ing report:
Ars Maria Alexander, consort Of Dr.
-. +. Alexander. "A uieuIb-r OF this Grange,
passed t. the future aud better life Tues
day, the 18Th day VI August, A. u. 1879. Mt
/ ) iuinutea after one o'clock. r. NJ. aged Vi
yeara, months and ~ days, She died OF
that common destroyer Of the human race,
consumption. after nix years of decline aud
suffering She was gifted in AN unuAnal ls-
gree with all the qualities that endearcd her
To her friends. She was most faithful and
ai,,i anrctionAte wife, mother and companion
.Slis was ever patient and long suffering. true
10 her God, her religion aud friends aud was
ever watchfnl over the welfare of all connect.
ed ia any way with her. She was earnestly
ia favor Of the objects uf this order. and no
one felt or saw more clearly the Justice and
necessity OF our work. She fully appreciated
the wrongs done the producing class, aud
was ever willing TO exercise whatever iniiu.
eace she had 10 better our condition and
maintain our rights.
WHEEEAs. We fully realize and deeply
lament the loss TO our order, therefore. be II
ReS0Ired, That by this sad event We have
met with an irreparable loss; i; that in our
meetings wo shall ever miss her presence,
but when we gather in future her memory
shall be kept sacred a true matron who
has passed ON 10 the future and better life 70
await our coming
Resotred, That as Grange we deeply sym,
pathise with our Brother and his family in
this their sad bereavement, for Mother has
been stricken down ana family of little onei
left to mourn n loss which only Mother
could fill.
Resolped, That these resolutions be record
ed upon the minutes Of this Grange, and that
copy be sent to the family Of the deceased
and one for publication to the DEMOCRAT.
JANE ScoTT,
ELIZA MILLER,
G.. i. CRAWFORD,
4
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church Direelory.
MART. ". BROW ".

Y. T.. G. A.--Aloeta at their rooms IN Fos.
tors brick building on Wednesday evenings
at 30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business meetings are held on tho even.
ing Of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
u. i. CmUKcH Preaching Sabbath,
at D 4. NJ, and 7 r. ST. by Rey. :. &. IT..
vine, u. y. Sabbath School at 2:30 ?. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
EYASGELIcAL CHuEcH. cH.--Prcaehing on Sab.
bath at II 4. ~. aud II p. 81. sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor.
CoSdHrnArIoSALC CHrEen.-s Services every
Sabbath at II 4. 81. and =. 81. Sabbath
School at 2i3O. Prayer meeting on
Thuraday evening 0f each week. J. w.
Harris. pastor.
~. T.. CHundf. SourH H-Seryiccs every
Sabbath Mt 81. Paula NJ. +. Church, South,
at 1850 4. ii. and 74 r. NJ. Sabbath School
at l2i r. 81. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day cvenng NJ. 4. Miller. pastor
NJ. r. CHrHctI.- Preaching every Sabbath
at / A. n. aud q y. NJ song service In
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
Ht 2.3O p. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. 2. Wolfe, pastor.
ST. PErEHs ErIscor4L CnUHcu. Divine ser.
vice Is held in the Church every Sunday ut
II An. Sunday School at 30 =. 81. L.
l.. Stovcns, pastor.
BlrrIT CHCEoH. Services every Sabbath
Et II A. N. aud - r. st. Sabbath School at
-. iray,r meeting every ThurBday even
ing. w. J. Crawford. pastor.
fEgsEYrrgiAv CmCEeu.-Se Service every
Sabbath morning and evening IN !. T. &. A.
Hall. Sunday School Immediately ritter the
Thursday evening. Rev. Elbert y. Condil,
pastor.
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shall We Have 4 cornIy Fair.

Owing 10 the fact that the time for hold
Ing the State Fair has been changed from fall
To the first week Of July. we are of the same
opinion as MIR {. P Brrkhart, that now is
the time for the resurrection oi the Linn
County Agricultural Association. By refer
enee IL our advci ,isiug columns 1t will be
seen that he has called I meeting OF the
stockholders oi the Association. to be held at
the Court House IN this city ON Thursday,
Jan Ist, lSS0, ~ l O'Clock, for the purpose
Of electing the egular officers. and at the
same time the subject Of holding FAIR next
fall viii lie discussed. The chief cause of
the failure OF our fairs has been that they
came too close to the State Fair, and the lat
Ter being the largest drew al the crowd.
This cause cannot affect US during the coming
year. and We hope the Association viii grasp
the opportunity and again give US fairs an
nually.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12

Nearly every fire we have, especially those
which happen at night, shows the necessity
OF having corps Of men, clothed with tie
necessary authority, to take charge of and
supervise the saving of property endangered
by fire, and we are glad to see that the Board
of Fire Delegates have resolved to recon-
mend such an organization to the City Cour-
eli. The cost will be nothing, as the men
eau be drafted fr,'n. The lire companies, and
no estimate can be placed upon the value of
the work they can accomplish. At the fire
in Mr. Kahn's store the damage amounted
to about So, 800, and if our city had had a
corps of men at that time to keep the crowd
out of the house the loss would not have
been one-third of that amount. Also at the
late fire all OF Mr.. Dannal's furniture could
have been saved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12

HOW TO SAVE MoNEY.-Insiead Of
going 10 n doctor for prescription, if YOU
have ErightH Disease, Diabetes, Pain iH
the Pack and i.olHs, Smauiug. Inhammn-
ton, Calculi, Brick dust Deposit, or any
trouble of tho Eidaeys or Bladder, buy a
bottle oE Dr. Ainiie'. Nephreliruin, lie
great Buclu Compound. II il the most
wonderful i,res4cFiid idion for these troubles
ever compounded. Me<sr@. Abrams &
Carroll, wholesale druggists, say: We
regard Ncphrcticum a. tho best kidney
aud bladder remedy Ia ihs InArke ct !"
Woodland, druggist, Portland. or. says !:
EVERY body speaks highly al it," Chiids,
druggist, Portland, Or, says: ''snld lots
of It; II always docs tho work" Many
have bfcn cured of obstinate kidney com
plants af,cr the doctors hav" given them
up. i'i!cc. si.25. FOR sale hy all drug
sl.
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MARREEB.

RICHARDS DS-SAwYER.-on Thursday evening,
Dec g. 1879 ut the residence Of AIRS. Sawyer in
Brownsville, by Luther White, Nix. DAN RICHARDS, OF
Prneyile, Wasco county, and Miss MARY SAWYER, Of
Brownsville.
Gone from our gaze like beautiful dream;
Gone where the faithful on lifes welded stream,
Launched their barks in the morning Of unsullied
bliss,
While connubial Joys the honeymoon kiss
Another choice flower from willamettes fair strand
TraAsplanted to bloom in the bunch grass land.
-GAINEs.-At the residence of the brides
father Hon. A. b. Gaines In this county, Dec lS79
by Rev. s. q. Irvine, D. d. Ma. zErHINA JoB, OF Cor
yallis and MISS ARCHIE A. GAMES, OF this county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
A Fine Display OF slIverware

Having just received splendid assortment
of silverplated ware, invite the citizens of
Albany and vicinity TO call and examine
them The above goods are manufactured
by the Meriden Silver Plate Company, and
are warranted Quadruple plate. These goods
must be sold, SO call early and secure bar
gain. Respectfully, 7. III. FRENCH.
Opposite Odd Fellows Temple.
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Accidentally Killed.

Mr.. C. l. Shaw writes Us from Yaquina
Bay that Mr. T. T. IOllis met with an acci-
dent on Friday, Nov %, that resulted IN
his death. lie was telling trees and one
happening to fall on some limbs, one of them
flew up and hit him in the back of the head
with such force as to fracture his skull about
two inches above and behind the left ear.
Mr. LoIIis has been N Oregon eleven years.
residing most of the time in this city and
vicinity, and during that time made many
friends. He was honest. industrious and ever
ready to help his friends in time of need and
trouble lie leaves wife and two children
who viii deeply feel his loss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
A Costly MIstake.

Many persons suffer for years with pains
and which they mistakenly call Rheumatism,
but which are caused by a defective action of
the Kidneys. No outward application will
cure this, but the seat of the disease must be
reached by internal remedies. The Oregon
Kidney Tea has cured many such cases, and
is the best, purest and simplest remedy
known, being strictly vegetable, uneombined
with hurtful drugs or mineral poison
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
Beautiful and Cheap.

Mis-. Blevins & Powell have just received
from San Francisco and Portland an unusu-
ally fine and well selected stock of fall and
winter millinery goods which are now open
at their fashionable millinery store and
ready for inspection by the ladies of Albany
and vicinity Their stock is rich, rare, beau
tiful and cheap. Call and see them.
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4. 0. q. worrBen Of Junction.

Last Tuesday night, Deputy Gland
Master, T. B. Odeneal, assisted by Messrs.
W. 3. Rice and L C. Dickey of this city. in
stituted Lodge of this Order at junction,
with thirteen members. Following are the
officers of Junction Lodge:
n. L. Lee, P. NJ. W.; J. N. Shelly, NJ.
W.; V. Kratz, G. f.; S. McCrea, o.; L. NJ.
MulholIand, r.; VIM. Guthrie, r.. f. J. Hol
lister, l. w; L. S. Elliott, o. w.
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..IN DEAD EARNEsT."

There arc "a large number of
persons indebted 10 the DEMO.
CHAT, end ! earnestly ask all
such 10 PAY UT'. az ! need nHOn-
ey badly 10 pay my creditors and
conduct my business. ann in
earnesE abouG this
dun, nnd fully expect 81 prompt
response 10 it.
MART. v. IgRORE.
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Industrial Association.

The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this 9th have organized an ''In-
dustrial Association" with the following Off
GERS: President, Mrs. Coll Van Cleve; Vice
President, Mrs. Geo. Simpson; Secretary,
Miss Lizzie Wolfe; Treasurer, Mrs. G. Par
rish; Board of Managers, Mesdames Parks,
Litter, Powell, PIummer, Westfall, Hoch-
st2iier, Kezartee. Elkins, aud Misses Piper
and Conn. The Association proposes giving
a public dinner Oh New Years day at the
Opera House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
Fine Lumber for sale.

Ike Conn has made arrangements with
s. Nickerson to do all his planning, and q
large stock of flooring, rustic, furnishing
lumber, etc., will be kept on hand at the
planer in Lebanon. Flooring and rustic will
be sold at $50 and $2l per thousand, and
other lumber in proportion. Our readers
will remember that the lumber from Conn'G
mill cannot be excelled anywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-12-12
The maIsey RleclIon.

On Monday, Dec. lst, the following ticket
was elected by the citizens of Halaey
President Of Council. H Thompson.
Recorder-Wm. j. Stewart.
Marshal W. B. Jenkins.
Treasurer. B. Hedges.
Council -Thos. L. Porter, P. 7. Starr, w.
w. Francis and Jas. Crawford
Politics did not figure in this election, al
though there was opposition to part of the
ticket. r. NJ. Robertson, formerly of this
city, was the opposition candidate for Presi-
dent of the Council.
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Estray Cattle.

Eight head of yearling cattle strayed from
near Prices mill on the Santiam and are sup
posed 70 be somewhere in the Forks of the
Santiam. They are branded with a figure
seven on the left hip and also shoulder
marked. They have smooth crop on left ear,
and an upper half crop on right ear. Any
one giving information that will lead to their
recovery viii be suitably rewarded.
n PRIcE.-
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Roots and shoes.

Hard times has always been the cry in
Oregon, but now it is hard times in reality,
and money is as scarce with ms as hens
teeth. so you who have an interest in my
welfare please step to the front. A word to
to the wise is sufficient.
Very respectfully,
ENocH BOYLE.
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RrownsvlIIe Odd Fellows.

At regular meeting of calapooia Lodge,
No. 4s. I..O.O.F., held at Brownsville. last
week the following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year
Noble Grand B. standish.
Vice Grand Geo. @. Blakely.
Recording Secretary VIM. sheard.
Treasurer-W. R, Kirk.
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Lsst-An Ear.rIng.

Somewhere on the streets leading from the
business portion of our city to Mr.. Flindts
residence, gold earring with moss agate
setting. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at this Office.
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10 Ysu NaatFarHisarc =.

Ja.. DannAl,. ia this city. uow has on
hands larger stock OF furniture than any
other establishment this sidc of Portland,
and II yon want to purchase any IT will pay
you to give him a call. lie las something
- tell you ia regard 10 his fricez
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Harrisburg city Election.

Following are the newly elected officers !:
Mayor, G. W. Isham; Recorder, Jas. Riley;
Treasurer, C. W Brandenburg; Marshal,
Geo. Tanning; Cpuncilmen, N. ". Canter,
]. P. Schooling, Sig Falk, W. F. Menden-
hall, S. S. Train and Columbus snodgrass.
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Letter List.

ThsfotIOwlng Is the list OF letters remaining
in the Post ONCE, Albany, Linn county, Ore.
gon, Dec. Ilth, 1873. Persons calling tor these
letters must give the date on which they wore
advertised.
Craft, S G md Smith, Mrs Edward
Downing, Mrs d Stout, FL g
Hunter, Miss Lula Warnig, John
p. II. RAYMOND, R. NJ.
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Hlaes and Pnrs NYnntea.

A Cohen is paying the highest cash price
for all kinds of hides and furs that come to
the Albany market. He will be found at
the store of Ed Baum, corner First and
Broadalbin streets.
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~ Baum has So many novelties that it ia
impossihility for him to mention all. Call
and him in time TO get your choice. You
will hc sure to iipd some nice present for
your family or friends.
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III. Baum las just received an immense
st"si. Of photograph and autograph albums.
and ether holiday goodA Don't fail 10 call
around aud look At them "a they are Of the
very latest style. aud ho aslll cheap sa
any body in the city.
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Mr.. Julius Joseph wishes to inform the
public that lac expects to so out of the gro
Gerry business, and he wishes all who owe
him 10 come forward and settle before the
first of January. 5w
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CARD.

take this opportunity to return my sim
cere thanks to the Firemen, Hose Boys, and
citizens generally for their prompt and timely
aid in saving my warehouse at the late fire.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
Dec. Il, 1873.
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To the Teachers az Linn aud RrnIsn Caus.
tie.

4 Teachers Institute has Lsen appointed
to meet in Corvallis at o'clock 4 M Mon
day Dec. 22d. 1879. and to continue two days
aud a half. All teacher. of tI,e public
schools are cordially invited to be preaent to
participate ia is work snd share is benefits.
4 gosd programme has been arranged and
competent Instructions secnred.
Let every person who expects to either
make or maintain reputation as a i've, en-.
ereetie. progressive teacher and who i. with
in reasonable distance Of this Institute lie
preseut aud aid ia making il the rgr5 l.rst
possible.
I.ot nO trivial excuse prevent your coming.
Il is to be- hoped that Boards of Directors
viii help ia this work, at least 80 far as 10
allow teachers 20 adjourn their schools long
enough to attend the Institute without re-
quiring them to make mp tho necessary time
so spent.
Prof. L. T. McElroy, the eminontly able
and efficient County superintendent Of Ben
ton county, is earnestly working to make the
gathering one Of great profit to those who
may attend. Not teachers alone, but all per-
sons who may feel interested in making our
schools more efficient are respectfully invited
to attend aud participate in the work.
Persons paying full fare on the railroad in
going to the Institute viii be returned free.
l.. j. POWELL,
Supt Pub. Instruction.
Saieta Or Dee 2 1874
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Mn>Ic Lessons.

Mrs. A. Monteith is now prepared to give
lessons on the piano, using either the new
Richardson's method or Prof. Robins new
American sys.em.
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4 Popular Kessri.

1T the Cosmopolitan Saloon, On Broadal-
bin street. can be found the finest brands Of
wines. liquors and cigars. House open at all
hours. T.. WATKINDS,
pr,urietur
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Hides! Hides:

W. II. Hairless, OF the Central Market,
wants all our readers to understand that he
pays the highest cash price for hides.