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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-01-21
Another uaat.

The second match hunt of tho sportSmon
of knox Butte came OF last Friday and re-
sultedsin victory for the same side which
won before. The score was as follows
Bon Custar, l72; + Hight, lis Jerome
Froman, IS; NJ Propst. 90; G Simmons. 100;
G NJ Knox, us; Elm Miller, 80 Mat
Chambers, %; Total, SOL
Alonzo Miller, IS; Enoch Miller. 81 o \
Archibald, 65 J II Fropst, - Ed. Kaox,
66 Jasper Custar, Is; Sam Cohn, l07 ;
Frank Butcher. l42. Total, sos
The losing side furnished a splendid oys-
ter supper at Knox Butte School House,
which was enjoyed immensely by al who at
tended. The losing side are not yet salts
fed. and viii give their opponents another
rattle" in few weeks. The fact IS. they
were "skuaked'' this time. ns Ben Custar
and Geo. Simmons brought ia = live skunk,
which counted 30.
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ExTEEPEIsING DRUGGISTS.

Messrs Foshay and Mason, the live drag
gists of the town, are always Sp to the times
and ready 10 meet the demands Of their many
customers They have Just received sup
ply Of that wonderful remedy that ia aston
ishing the world by its marvellous cures, DIR.
Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption.
coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis. hAy fsyer.
phthisic, Group, wboOpIng cough, tickling in
the throat, loss Of voice. hosrseuess or any
affection of the throat aud lungs. This rem
edy positively cures, as thousands can testi-
~ II yen do not believe it call az
Foshzy ahd Mason, wholesale agents Alba
ny ID. Norris, Scio Dr. l. Foley, Leba-
s,oa DIR. }. ii. Powell, Lebanon d. u.
Cslbreatte, BEens Vista Reafetto aad Mon
tague, Jefferson o. II. ?. CsrneIins, Tur-
ner r. 4. Rampy, Harrisburg 5. 5.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HalseY
starr and Blaksly, brownsville,
,,nd ger a trial bottle free OF cost or 4 fcSu
lar size bottle for one dollar. As you value
your life gve it a trial and be CONVINCED, 6
thousands already have been.
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prom the Cascades Frozen Csrse>. .-

I. ?. Mcknight, Esq, Of lower Soda
Springs. writing US under date f jan 18th
says they have thus lar had comparatively
no winter IL the SAntiam Canyon oi the Cas-
csjs Mountains There Is no snow on the
w V < c n Wagon Roai this sile Of
HacklemaR's Pass-aear the Aouutaia Sum
mit-and the weather. ia mild and genial
The rain storms OF las. week raised the San
tam to an unusual measure, but the water
Is now running low and no further danger il
appFehended from high water.
From the purPors Of this letter We would
infer that there is but very. little snow on
the line Of the Mountain Wagon Roal be-
tween here and 0choco, and that adventur-
ous travellers could make the trip across
without much difficulty. However, VIC would
not advise any one TO strike out or that line
With the neagre information We psssess.
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Hotne Rasl Abroad.
al right


Go 10 Billy Watkins for your groceries.
Chow Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac.
ca.
Barkhar Bros have money TO loan on real
estate.
Barkhart Bfoa. 10 general collection
business
Fresh batter and fresh eggs al~aya t. L.
hal at Billy Watkn. siore.
Remember tkrt Billy Watkins al,ays PAYS
tho highest caah price for deer skins.
All classes 81 collections gwen pso...p, per.
sonal attention by Stewart and Grey
Evory mans wife wants Davis" sewiag
machine. w. u. SCOTT. Albany. agent.
Subscribe 10 the "Ig4.'raiei Wap," the
ia1st readable Journal on the Pacific Coast
Thanks 10 Mr.. J. /. Sorbin for late cop.
lea oi the Portland dailien. ria west aide
II you want to buy farm oee.ty property
Barkhart hrea hsvo just what will salt ysu.
II you want 20 buy farm or village prop.
erty call on Stewart aud Grey. o"rooles 3
Block.
The yUas insurance COMPANIES Oh the coast
arc represented in Albany by Stewart and
Grey.
Ia yoIr house insured ; Remember. houses
do burn. Get it insured with Stewart aud
Grcy.
Tho Laughing Man came ''gol dern
nigh" splitting his sides roaring ovc7 :ls
work done at tho State Fair On the 'DavlF
Sewing Machipe.
Mis-es Mary Goldson and Flora Ram
baugh have removed their dross making
shop from Mrs. Cundigsto A. II. MoIlwain
Brick. Their OLD customers sre invited 4
CALI
Tie plentiful supply Of water now day.
doesn't affect tho sale Of tho Star Brewer,
bear. Mr. Bsllsnger Selll just as muck 9
that delicious beverage As though water wa
one dollar gallon, with the benefit of tn
rise. Try schooner" :"
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CTHEE FGI&T6.
HIGH WATER y TTg FORKS.
S.go, Jan. -, 1881.

E};f2y brmo.ral
herewith send 4 ieY items That viii be
Of interest to GONE of your readers Having
no mail carried yesterday / could not write
earlier.
Jan i'd. .Hlua.as Greek raising one foot
per hour families eemoying to higher local.
ities; main strecs food Of wateg-the high
est known since 1861.
u o'clocl. noon-McCully hridgo across
Thomas creek, 2. miles above Scio, washed
away Uncle Dan Morris elcvates his goods
to the top OF the counter, water six Inches
on the floor; scores Of men, women and chill
dron viewing the high waters the Seio
bridge in danger of being swept away con-
siderable stock liable to perish in tI.o high
water in the bottoms.
10 o'closk, p m.--rhe water begins to
fall slls about feet during the night ;
commences to aiae again early on the 18th,
and by 0 o'clock is higher than before by 2
or inohes The bent under the south ap-
proach to Scio bridge gone out.
10 a. m-Waters on staad.
p. IN. Waters begin to subsidc The
bridge en- the Narrow Gauge RAILROAD across
the North santiam carried away by heavy
drift; about or miles of the grade washed
away between scio and the South Santiam
water > feet deep on track at r. r. ware
house. No. 4, namely, the .'Brpwnsvflle,
Is on the track between Thomas and Crab
] tree Creeks, wheFe perhaps it win be likely
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hARRIEn.

SAVAGE HANNON. On Jan. 10Th, al
10 a. m, at tho United Presbyterian Church,
by Rev. 5. G. Irvine, ID. d., DIR. 3. NJ. SAY,
AGE and Miss MARY J. HANSoN.
McCOY.-On Jan. 10Th, al
the residence Of th~ brides parents, in Or.
leans Precinct, by Rev. s. G. Irvine, ID. D..
assisted by Rev. A. NJ. Acheson, Mr.. Y. IA.
FREScH, Of this city, saS Miss LILLIAN Nc
Coy.
IRVINE-MILLS.-O tho Goth of De
ceinber, 1880, at the residence of Rev. A.
Eads, at Pendleton, MIR. ]. II. IRVINE, O.
Centerville, aud Miss Il. MILLS, of 1t
Grande.
This is probably DIR. J. Ii. Irvine. former
ly of this city, and if SO we tender our con
gratualations and wish Lin Joy.
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0rgeanma E.neamunent.

Alta regular meeting Of 0rgeanna Gncamp-
msnt No. l. o. o. F., of Albany, held Fri
day. Jan. IA, the following officers were in
stalled by P. Fl. Raymond, d d G P, to wit:
] 4 Davis, G ? j; Samuel Krape, H I !; 4
j Clark, S w; IA Parker, J w; J H
Burkhars, s, and r ssltmarsh, I. The c
P then appointed the following naEed Off
GERS L Il Aloptanye. 81 II BayInsnd,
q: I @ Diekey, lst Watch, G Jackson, End
Watch Fox, Sd Watch j T Backensto,
4th Watch J A MilIard, lst G OF j, and
A 81 Roop, I'd G Of ].
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large. Fences, vines, vegetables, etc, gone.
His fine blackberry patch, of which ho made
$500 last year, is now covered up almost On.
tir0ly.
Amos Howard loscg almost all he had, and
u Is tho same with Mr. Peacock and Mr.
Barchcll, aud our citizens would do we'll IL
they would extend their aid.
Pcarce had ten or fifteen acres Of carrots
and hundreds Of bushels have boon washed
CUT and every trco in the bottom now has
carrots in tho branches. giving them very
odd appearance.
Pearco saved four head Of horses and seven
head of cattle by packing them into little
room in his barn about 10 feot square.
Tho bridge across tho creek above Rain.
waters was washed out. and also ono on the
Corvallis road over Bowers Slough. This
latter bridge was 2l0 feet long.
NOTES Y TuE WAY.
About 80 feet Of tho apron en- tho south
Sldo OF tho large bridge at Lebanon was dam.
aged 30 m TO prevent travel, bu. is probably
repaired by this timo. II in thought that
tho south pier Of this bridge has settled SOW.
| erRl inches.
Some damage has boen dono At the Sander.
son bridge aeroos the santiam. between this
city aud Scio. Two bentA Of tho old bridge
have been washed away.
The bridge across tho CAlApooiA, ono mil.
from Albany, will DO total loss, although
II has not Hoatcd away.
Mr.. Whitmore, Thurs. Layton aud James
Hatcher worked faithfully ON Thursday
night in getting out Of tho Calapooia bottom
tho families Of Phillip. fitebpairick. Layton
and Conley. aud saved ALL wo understand
Ar. Conley loses everything hs had.
Unclo Geo. Hughes says tho warer was 30
high up thero in tho bottoms that every
thing was lifted aud carried of except tho
mortgages.
Wolverton. tho milk man. has been cut
of from Albany by tho fall Of tho CAlapooia
bridge, but yesterday no moved his cows
over 10 tho Cline place, aud the milk wagon
will start up Immediately.
I ~" ''e"N"-N'NN"J HOduihS party iclt
this city on Thurnday for the residence OF
Mr. J. j. Mccoy. in Orleans. intending 20
come hack that evening. but could not re-
cross the CAlapooiA until Saturday evening.
On Saturday as Gus kyle was working on
tho lower floor Of Monteithf mill. the water
still being a foot or two deep upon it. ho
stepped into largo trap door which had
been forced open aud came near being swept
away under tho floor by tho force Of the cur.
rent. ile saved himself by fortunately
grAaping something within reach.
Robinson. the EAw.mill man, was jsrksd
oG the boom by Car.er's planer As be was
fastening MP some legs. aud was washed
quite distance down tho river. but got out
AL right.
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a LeBg Felt wan. 10 re supplied.

We have recently learned through relia-
BILE source that movement is on foot to
build frst-class hotel in Lebanon. This Is
certainly a very conmeRdable enterprise,
and we hope it may be a success. We arc
INFORMED that quite liberal donations have
been subscribed t. aid in the Undertaking.
i commodious aud well appointed hotel at
Lebanon has been long felt necessity, and
since railroad has been built To that point
that necessity Is greatly augmented Per.
sons seeking health or pleasure az the Soda
Spring or adjacent mountains viii hail this
valuable enterprise with pleasure.
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MY child" said tho Captain, " I'm not
hHding fault; no harm Ii putting your
best foot foremost. ! wish You'd do IL a
little more. AT your ago you ought 10 bc
thinking about getting married" There's
very htile doubt that tho giddy young
thing was thinking about II, much more
seriously than tho Captain-dulI, a. all
men are-ever imaginod but sho was
troubled about her complexion. Madame
RAchels Enamel Bloom was recommend
ed, and solved tho problem. Perfectly
harmless. made OF tho most delicate plants,
and wholesome In its effects, Il IL indls.
ponsablo to every lady. For sac by all
druggists. .
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whites Prairie Flower,

Takon before retiring, will insure a good
nights rest, with gn awakening In the
rosy morn 10 health, courngo aud vlgor
For coated tongue. bad breath, sick head.
ache, or any disturbance arising from dys-
Pepsia or torpid liver II is without pSer
lts action on disease !. entirely different
from any medicine ever introduced, a,..s,.
ing pains almnst instantly. The hue and
cry rai'ed against II by patent medicine
mon, who have iorcseon Ia ~ advent the
destruction Of their nefai iou~ business.
and tho thousands Of unsolicited testinIo
nials flowing In from all parts Of tho New
World, ia "A snre indication of ~ grca,
merits. Trial sizo at ali Drug storcs. Hall
pound bottles, 10 cents. Ecshay 81 MA
son, kOle Agents.
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COSGRATULATORY.

We take much pleasure ia oongratulating
our onterprising druggists, Mcsars Foshay
and Mason upon having secured the agency
for SlAvcn's Famous Yosemite Cologne,
Harmless Yosemite Face Powder, aud Cali.
fernia Pine and Eucalyptus Porous Plastors.
We call particular attention 10 the Eucalyp.
tna Plaster. which Is takiug the lead Of al
Others. The Yosemite Cologne has alread )
become household word. Ani all the ladies
recommend the Face Powder. Fosters brick,
Main ST., Albany. Oregon.
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The best salye in tho world for cuts, bruis.
c., sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever sores, tot.
ter, chapped hands. chilblAina, corns and all
kinds Of skin eruptlons. This save is guar.
antccd 10 give perfect stisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, Wholesale
agts ID Moore, Scio u Foley, Lebanon
Dr Powell, Lebanon Kedpath aud Mon.
tague, Jefferson u VI Calbrcath, Buena
Vista o Cornelius. Turner Il a Rampy,
Harrisburg; Starr aud Blakely, Browns.
vilic -
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Perfection surely

Ono Of the lateat and without question the
most perfect sewing machine now before the
public il the Davis" why they actually
mako out Of strips of cloth cups, sauccrs,
baskets, etc, in perfect shape. We saw one
at the Albany agency and together with many
samples of practical work noted will say
that shere arc things never before mado on q
Sewing Machine. Go and SEQ for yourselves
and be convinced. w. =. Scott, Agent.
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All Kinds Of Lumher.

We have foT sale, both az Icbaxon and
Grass Ridge, SOJ GO feet Of all kinds Of lum-
bsT, such as scanting. joista. barn timbers,
boxing. fencing. and other rough lumber.
At Lebanon we have superior lot Of dry
lumber. such as rustic. flooring. etc. Owing
TO tho late FIRE, wo arc offering this lumber a,
reduced rates. Address us at lebanon.
CONN BROTHERS.
IEntSoX, Or, July 81, 1850.
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Annual .'Day or Prayer for Colleges

The churches OF our country have set
gside Thursday, Jan. 9th, as day fer offer
ing special prayer to Almighty God in behalf
of all wAe are being trained in our school.,
colleges asd seminaries OF learning Tho fol-
loving arrangement has been made for SER
Fiees in Albany on that day
- the College Chapel on Thursday morn
ing at o'clock short addresses viii be deliv.
cred by the clergy Of the city. This viii be
in connection with the usual morning pray
ers at that place. All interested ia the cause
Of education are invited to join in -his ser
,iee. In the evening union prayer meeting
will bo held at the Congregational Churcl
in the interest of Christian education. Al
aTz invited.
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Is THIS C.If

- 4ft4- A-+
alone tho damage will reach a gzare somc-
where between $1,000 ard $1,000 a.
nearly IS can be estimated 20 closely upon
the fall Of the waters. # IS probsble that i.
will reach even more than the latter figure
when the returns all get ia
Property holders along tie bau1s Il the
river, OF course arc the principal EutIercsa.
Allen, Robinson s Co. are among the
heaviest losers, their lumber yard being n
most entirely under wator on Friday morn
Ing. Every effort was made TO prevent loss,
but in spite Of all that could be done the loss
in lumber will amount to $1,000 or CO, COO
feet. This was carried away entirely. and
their dry laiaber was badly vet, but not
| otherwise injured Their sraaii boom at the
| five logs, was cleared ous completely,
and their large boom in tho Calapooia creek
was badly scattered, and it will be difficult
/ to estimate the loss until the water subsidies
to low water mark, as many Of the logs win
then be high aad dry, and the expense OF
getting at them, etc, will figure as quite a
factor in their loss. They also anticipate
that the work done by them for several
years past IN clearing obstructiona from the
Calapooia, and making it passable for logs
viii be damaged so;no by drift, etc, bnt as
yet no estimate can be made, and all is con,
lecture merely.
At the foundry and nachino shops Of Cher
ry & Parkes the water was tweuty inches
deep on their main floor, and several feet OF
tneif moulding floor. Most Of their machin
cry however was above the water and am
aged very little. Their new water numi
was aoated to one eide and considcrabl.
damaged, probably requiring to be torn u
and reconstructed. They were ready 70
work again on Monday, not I.uch the wors
Cor water The railroad switch bridg
which crosses the deop gully near their shop
was washed of to one side considerably, an
will need rep'acing before it can be used
The street leading down between the foun
] dry and the lumber gard was badly demor
nnoralized and left full of debris 4 smal
bridge and some pianking across a low. plac
was all fioated out of position, and tho gen
eral appearance of things as the waters wen
down was anything but orderly.
! At Althouse & Co.'S planning mill the waite
reached some twelve inches above their mai
floor, and their machinery was badly wei
Much labor will be required to prevent il
rusting. Their lumber yard has the appeal
; ance of having been visited hy a hurFican
or by an earthquake, and IS mixed in cross
J. wise, endwise, lengthwise and sidewis'
e without much distinction as to trace, cole
e or previous condition Of seryitude.
E. Carter and Cos sash, door and blin
factory escaped, their main floor being abor
two feet above the highest point reache
: by the water. In the basement Ct the
mill they had stored large quantity of lua
her which was mixed up and disarrange'
but otherwise uninjured.
t The water was three feet aud seven inch'
e deep on the main floor of Graf and From
furniture factory, but they had taken Il
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The Lest Man.

The company we mentioned week before
last as going ont to search for Mclntire,
worked faithfully for several days, but could
not end the lost man. A report having
been started by some slander mOngers that
McIntire's companioa, Chas. Williams, had
killed him, the whole neighbsrhood arise
and contradict it, and their statement WI
will publish next week.
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The Howe ncMlnr Machine.

Our friend, Fred Graf, has received the
agency for tho celebrated Howe sewing ma
chine, and ia now ready to supply the public
The improved Howe is one of the best ma.
chimes manufactured, and our readers who
want anything in that line VIII do well to
call at GrGf'a furniture store and look at this
ladY's friend.
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TIRE CANTATA PONTPoNED
ONE WEEK

Owing TO the unavoidable delay caused
by the flood and storms, in gsttipg the
costumes for this entertainment, IL has
been necessary to postpone it ono week
Instead of the oath and 25th, it will come
of on tho Slst and Feb. lst. All tickets
sold viii be good under this change.
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Sotcs ansi aucsdcxsss.

Up to about the Sth Of the present month
there had been but slight rainfall this sea
son as compared with the record Of many
weary past. During November and Dscem-
Der. usually elassed within the RAINY sea.
son" that has given Oregon her ti;le oi
''Webioot State the rainfall amounted to
emily II 63 inches aud only about inches Of
snow. The weather had been very mild and
pleasant. The Thermometer had not been
lower than Is degrees, aaj, with the oxcep.
tion Of occasionally an old 'web.oot' who
wanted more rain to make his stories Of wet
weather hold together, there was very gca.
eral satisfaction expressed At tho manner in
which the'veather clerk had conduetcd mat
ters. People even began 20 think there had
been a change Of administration, and the
spoils belonging to the weather bureau were
transferred to the victors by The appointment
Of a new and better na.ured clerk. fut the
fallacy Of al these conjsetarcs MAS soon to
be mado apparent 10 the most sleriiesi, and
everybody is convinced that !. is the same
old fellow who has managed thc thing as iar
back as we have any record. aad stands &c
cused Of floods ani hurricanes ianamerable
since the big tusslo he bal visa Noah aul
MS mighty ship
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ooss Judgment.

A few years ago Messrs Nimrpd Price,
SylYander Lawson aud some one else lthc
name we have forgottenl were appointed by
the County Court to view out site for the
bridge across the South Santiam, aud the
first point suggested to them was the place
where the Narrow Gauge railroad bridge
was built, and from which it was last week
washed away. The viewers finally selected
the present site of the bridge, and the result
shows that their Judgment was most excel
Ienk.
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po Yau YNantrurnilnre {.

Jas. Dannals, in this city. now has on
hands a larger stock Of furniture than any
other egtablishmont this side Of Portland,
and ii you want to purchase any it will pay
you to give him call. He has something
to tell you in regard TO his prices.
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Inventors and Patcntees

should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, eto, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors.of
PatcIlts, Washington, ID. c., who furnish
the same without charge. Edison Brothers
is a well known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in 1866.
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PATENTS

f. A. Lehmann, Solicitor Of American and Foreign
Patents, Washington, D. g. All business connected
with Patents whether before the Patent 0ficor the
Courts, promptly attendcdVo. No charge made UNI
ess patent Is securOd Send for circular. II
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the and indis-
cretos Of YOUTH weakness early decay, loss
Of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remeJy was
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
u sci4tddrcssed envelope 10 no REy. JosErH T. lS'
MAN, Station ID, New Xork y. l5:S22yi
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sIaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the proser-
vation OF the Teeth and Gums. 1t is far
superior TO any preparation OF the kind in
tho market. In large, handsome opal
pots, price so cents. For sale by Foshay
& Mason, Albany, Oregon.
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letter List,

Thsinilowing is tho liEi OF ietters remaining
In the Post Ofiicc, Albany. Linn county. ore
gon, Jan, ~. $50. Persons calling tor Uheae
letters must give the date OH which they were
advertised.
Ford and Go Madren, Willard,
G.bheard, j 4 Savage, Doliie
Howard, Ida Schubert, Miss |.
killhmer, Mr. Wallace. Master. DAME
WallAs, Mr..
PHI. RAYMOND, P. u.
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A Removal.

wish all to take notice that have rented
the building formerly occupied by Senders
and Stemberg, and after December lst can
be found at that place. Thanking my GUS
toners for past favors respectfully ask a
continuance of the same, not doubling that /
can do as we'll by them in the line of general
merchandise as any establishment in the
city. |. G. JACKSON.