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DISASTERS.
TIE pRopEtLEEl TEcuAsEff.

TIE PROPELLER TECuMsEH.
sariai Dttpnteh to 7ae caata0o 1Fsbnns'
,,.r tt,.npS, NIch., Alny 3-The propeller
rl..n,ch iuM /. wrecked <,n tue sehupnor Sweet
s... ls"' nna m,la from tho St. Clair lslvor. Sho
.'a.,s I'm u.recx upd hraku sulno of tho bott0m
'''sx, to,that Il stennl- pump Il working TO
th .an her from sinking. Tho suKs L. =. Johneon
~! uocklng. .I,irl were pulling On her to.nlKht
; .rhott being successful. 'At y o'alock tho
rsctnseh was settling down on tho wreck
~ ~ sery bad shape, resting just forward
y ~, ~ ol,ers MT, ii, tho ccntro-board box Of
H. 4yrstcl, Potituons vii! be put untor hGr bows
.Nmatrnw 10 I,liso her ot tho Wruck. 6hp was
P'gs" Fsa"ey' ss wbo sustained no damago hoyond
tnc delay.
MISCELLANEOUS. .......
rbs following WIS s,unJcd in for publication:
.uto,ks1 Chicago SeametI's UniOI: On and
tf,et To- day, aEay l. 1881. Union wages nre S2per
ar uatI !urther noticc. by ordor OF the Union.
"Ia powEns. prealaant."
LAKE r,aE10ilTB,,
About 10000 bushels OF capacity wore takeu
,,.tcslsy, principally steamers, on through
r,,s. purlnx tho afternoon four vesacls wcro
p,,el, two for corn to sarnln. md two for
that 10 buffalo, Tho teens woro strictly pts-
,ptt and uuitlug TINT the reporters could tring
t1nar sulIcct to lt,dica tito caartorinX p'trttcs
IA me tlo fatts 10 Tho public Tho prevailing
jmntestio1 ID tint nbout s ceHts on wheat mil
i, cent? on corn tu Dutlnlo arc tho ruling rutos.
0ATAWA, ONT.
OrTAwA, May IA break ut Grccee's Point
keki stops bouts for some dnys. -.
SCHOONER SOLD. \
Special Ds1atsA u 1hs Chicago 7ftttns.
EAsptsxy. o.. May IA dispntoh from Put
H. lMy ANNOUNCES tho salo therc to-day by tho
CoiIcytar Of Customs nr tho schooner liod Cloud,
le1el recently for smuggling. Sho was owned
hyn Chapman, Of that port. and was enEaKed
Ct.pman was detected with several hundred
dn!!ars' worth nt dutiatlo goods secretol IN her
bold. Capt. William Uryfon, Of Port Clinton,
BID her ia for &!,uW,
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THE sV1TCr1MrS,s STRIKE.

EUNkluuN1 4l0 NIl&EG4o VI NV 4HNA oAI
that rather than necede to tho demands
Tie strikers they will stop business all sum
.uor. They teel confident however, that tho
trouble wilt be over In a few days. Is plenty
Of men VII come @ to the front TO take the
TIe rittsb1rg 4 Fort Wayne worked four
swftcll-eng!nes with local officers and yard
lnasters, and managed 70 move its perish able
freight PIT 40 dsad freight tell WaS =, handled.
the ltock Islalld three. Both these roads do
soon OF not. On account Of, the floods they
uovO but little frelght, at present. aud u
ness TINT ills accumulated along tholr lines.
The Lake Shore has ak swlteh.enKlnes Ia
uso out Of about twenty, and man.
ages to handle q ,goon dcal OF
IT, o sss'S eussa! a RSlsss hs hisssat 1ssa
took, q trnin, manned by new men, from!
south. At Twanty-brst street they were lnat
by = basty Of strikers who open&l fire vt
painfully, but not aariously, hurt The tsals.
was st0uped and tho new len were finally
compelled to quit work.
Tho Michigan Central hnd -FOUR switch en-
GERS; The night men are anxious 70 60 y
work and ouly ask proper protection to 10 80.
Eight or nine men us,ue to work night he-
loEg last, but thay VEN compelled by fAo
AlEsrs s sssss e E. fsa eSff s11 SWITCH
engines at work, the. pan-1fandie three,
the Wabash three. and the Grand Trunk
iii "Ths rnt,road officials think they will be
abIu to work double s4at number Of sw!tel,-
engines to-day, and that b number Of the
Msn. especially night man. will 70 10 work
axAln. .,,-,,
have brought hera during the lust few DAYS n
numhar OF E0Ou HWltcbMcQ ItQM tho COUNTY,
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sam Francisco STOCK sales.
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, December l0sh.-Left here to-day.
to arrive in Sacramento December 18th:
Walter s. Lewis, Atlanta, Ca; W. l.. S.
Harrison, New York /; Mrs. Il. A. Frank,
Buffalo Bishop Hillary and vile, San Frau
cisco Adam Simpson and wife, FairmoDt,
Mum; Mrs. Z. NJ. Jones, Philadelphia
Surgeon Vansant and wife. U. S. NJ. Hos
pital Service Thomas Ewing and wife, San.
Francisco.
NEwHALL, December 11th.-Passed here TO-
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
William G.. Boyne, a. ". Stiffel snd wife.
Joseph Yarneli, Tucson Mrs. Melhan Kane
and two children, w. L. Bear, w. ?. Miller,
M. Until, S. Grove, S. Braddou, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. John o.. King and child, San
Gabriel Mrs. Frank Irving, Tombstone, A.
T.; Mr. and Mrs. l. l.. Baker, son and nurse,
j. Mackley, st. Louis; John Dargie, Herme-
sillo; F. D. Hatfield, q. w. Hatfield, New
York; l., Miller, Placerville; j. n. Mand,
Sumner James Otte, Soaora E. z. Haun-
ders, W; II. Perry, Los Angeles Mrs. Henry
Hancock, sister and two children, Santa
Monica Mrs. Jones and daughter, Alameda !;
j. Levy, San Bernardino; J. a. Salisbury
and wife, Ventura.
CARLIS, December 11th.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive n Sacramento tomorrow: j.
II. Hodgman and wife, Redwipg, MINI. !;
John Scheass and wife. st. Louis George a
Sweet, Danaville, N. Y; Mrs. WIN. Ash
and child, Berlin Eliza Farrel, Brooklyn,
N. Y; H d. Colson. Mattspoisett. Mass. !;
Mrs. I. r. Jones, r. i. Howard, Chas. Rol-
comb, Salt Lake; Joseph Brewer and wife.
Boston, Mass. Edward Wilson. North Cam
bridge, Mass. VIM. Roper, Gloucester.
Mass. John Cone, San Francisco Eli Well
man, wife and two children, Portland, Or. ,
Fred. Hagar, Kelton; Jas Bell, Colorado |;
w. A. Goose, England; ]. Morrin, Montreal,
Canada Mrs S. K Harris and child West
Jordan. Utah; 4. b. Boyce. Sydney, N. S.
w; Mrs. Morrin, Canada; G. N. Curtis,
New Zealand; 90 emigrant passengers, to ar
rive in Sacramento December 18th.
OMAHA, December 11th.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento December 18th
H. E. Bothen, San Francisco; D. w. Hig-
gins, Victoria, b. c.; Miss Robina Brady,
Montreal; Mrs. Theband and daughter,
New York; Mrs. ). A. Searles, Boston
Mrs. Peter Steele. Victoria, b. G.: +. TFe-
NOR. L. r. Keynes. Australia miss =. a.
Pardee, Mrs George Humphry, Batavia, NJ
Y; Il L. Watson, Mrs. Edward Watson.
Vincennes, Ind; G. L. MOsley, HongkOug.
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CAEZEGRSIA.
Prom China and sapan.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 11th.-Arrivad,
steamer Oceanic, from Hongkong, via Yoko-
hama. Among the passengers was Chung
Tsao Ju, the new Chinese Minister at Wash
ington. He is accompanied by his wife, Sec
resary and suite numbering fifteen.
HoHGKoNG, November 11th.-The burial
of the late Eastern Empress, after lapse OF
several months, has taken place. The de.
ceased was the corsort Of the father of the
late Emperor. The absence of the Western
Empress and the youthful Emperor from the
ceremonies occssioned remark, and was caused
by disturbance among the palace eunuchs.
1t was asserted that she would never be al.
lowed to return if she went beyond the limits
of the city.
A typhoon has visited the coast of Ton-
quin. The waters of The sea and river washed
away the banks, inundated plantations and
threatened the houses with destruction. The
damage to property was immense. The loss
of life was great. Over 200 bodies have al
ready been recovered.
Chief Justice French. of the British Su-
preme Court of China and Japan, has died.
YOKOHAMA, November 25th-The diff
Guilty between the Japanese silk merchants
and foreign silk merchants has been adjusted
by compromise.
There is a rumor OF more changes in the
Government. a well.informed native Jour
nal states that it IS likely that Saigo will be
Minister of War; Oyama, of Foreign Affairs,
and Yashida-at present Minister at WASH
ington-head of the Finance Department.
Mayeshima, Postmaster General for many
years. hss resigned, snd Nomur Yasushi
former Governor of kanaghawa. appointed
in his place.
An outrage has bsen ccn mitted By the na-
tives of one Of the Aleutian Islands on the
crew OF the sea-otter hunting Diana.
Upon landing they were fred upon, and
several of the japanese crew killed One of
the foreign officers received eight balls, and
another was badly wounded.
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OREGON.
Advices from Portland.

PORTLAND, December 11th.-Real estate
transactions for the week, S163. 3.G6S.
Heavy snow-storns ara reported az all
points on the Columbia and Snake rivers all
day, but it ia not severely cold. A heavy
rainfall here to day, with strong south wind.
Mrs. Mary A. Gray, wife Of VIM. II. Gray,
died Thursday at her home in Clatsop county.
Deceased came to Oregon Territory in 1888,
and has resided here continuously ever since.
She was the third white woman in the Terri
tory.
Mrs. G. w. Teller, arrested for the alleged
poisoning of her husband, has been discharged.
A private dispatch yesterday announces the
death of General i. B. Babbitt at Fortress
Monroe, of old age. Deceased entered the
army from West Point in 1896, and was re-
tired in 1866.
The last case of smallpox was discharged
from, the hospital to-day.
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EOaEiGS
The vienna Catastrophe.

VIENNA, December 11th-After an ami
mated controversy as to whether the funeral
of the victims of the theater FIRE should have
the character of public demonstration, the
Common Council decided against procession.
The bodies win be quietly transported to the
Central Cemetery, where funeral services will
be celebrated Monday with great pomp be-
fore the colossal catafalque on which the
coffins will be placed.
VIENNA, December 11th.-The Common
Council have issued notice that the funeral
of those victims of the fire who cannot be
buried by their friends will take place Mon
day. All of the hospitals where the bodies
are laid out present an agonizipg scene. The
official list gives the number of missing as
9l7. The interment of identified began to-
day shortly after daybreak.
The English Railroad Accident.
LONDON, December 11siL-Five persons
were killed and thirty injured in the collision
at Cancnbury on the North London Railway.
An Aerial Di,aster.
LONDON, December 11th.-The Govern
ment balloon, in charge of Captain Templer.
accompanied by Walter Powell, NJ. 2. for
Malmesburv, and Gardner, assembled from
Bath yesterday, and descended at Brighton.
the balloon struck the ground heavily, and
Gardner and Captain Temper were thrown
out and injured. The balloon then rose up
with Powell, and was seen again to descend
ct sea. Nothing has since been seen or heard
of the balloon or Powell.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Pour Persons Drowned.

OLYMPIA, December 1lth.-A sad accident
occurred near Chehalis station Yesterday
morning. A Mr.. Phelps, Mrs. Thomas Dob
son and her nine-year-old daughter and Miss
Dora West were all drowned while attempt
ing to ford the Chehalis river. The body of
MIS-. Dobson was recovered. She was found
with her hands clutching the brush. Neither
of the other bodies or the horses and wagon
had been found at the last report.
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WV. HERsEE, Esq. real estate agent, No.
5 Newark street, Hoboken, New Jersey,
says: was taken with severe pains in the
shoulders and right arm. After using every
thing could, and seeing that instead of i'm
proving it became worse, and that my arm
was beginning to become of little use to me,
determined to make one more attempt by
using some st. Jacobs Oil. Before the sec.
ond bottle had beea exhausted / was relieve d
of all my pains as if by magic. recommend
it to all :"
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Man and WIG proyyucd.

REDDING, December 11th.-News has been
received here to-day that john Ellis and wife
miles above Millville, last night. They had
been to Milville on visit and were return
ing home. Both bodies were recovered to-
day. Mr.. Ellis was one of the Oldest resi-
dents of this county, and highly respected by
every one. 1t has cast q gloom over the
uhola community
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. BOOT AND SHOE
DEPARTNE

THIS DEPARTMENT has earned for itself reputation that
the envy Of all our competitors forcing some Of m to abandon
The bG8r grades Of SHOES hitherto kept by them for inferior
quality SO as COmpets with us in price, We however, believe
that the public are possessed Of no little amount Of dGrnmen
and ask them to inspect our stock and make comparison Of
QUALITIES before purchasing elsewhere The question Of bsng able
to sell CHEAP depends upon the ability to pay CASH DOWN for all
purchases together with the inclination to sell small profit and
in no Department Of our House is this clearly illustrated than
in our Shoe DEPARTMENT. We do not keep low grade goods praC
Gay worthless pr88rring rather TO sell only such as we know
will give satisfaction prove credit to Or House. and result ID
continued patronage.
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ARIZONA.
Disastrous Ending Of a Game OF BILLIARDS.

PHGNIx. December 11th.-About 8 o'clock
this afternoon dispute over game of bill
isrds led TO shooting affray between John
W. Colburn, saloon keeper, and w. Jen-
sen, formerly barkeeper for Colburn. Col.
burn fred five shots, one taking effect in the
left side Of Jensen, inficting dangerous if
not fatal wound A stray bullet hit China
man, breaking the instep bone. The ply
sicians as yet have not been able to find the
ball. Colburn is under arrest, awaiting ex-
animation tomorrow.
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Hand and lrn crusned.

DUTcH FLAT, December 11tb.-Last night
Joe Miguel came into town with his hand
and arm crushej and severe wounds on his
head. As nearly as can be learned, he at
tempted to jump off the down freight at this
place last evening while it was in motion, and
was thrown under the train in some manner,
with the above result. A physician ampu-
tated the arm this morning.
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HALE BROS. & GO.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

business enterprises have grown with the rapidy
of our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.; it became popular the
first day we exposed our stock continued to grow
public since Conducted the principles
integrity characterize the other Departments of
House, BUYING FOR CASH Importing Direct, and Selling
on Small Margin of Profit explains the why Our
Clothing Department has met with much success.
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rAc.EIu COAST NEWS.
ronnd nsan In Bcn.

SAN DIEGO, December 10th.-Anthony
ClemeEs, laborer, took morphine last night,
but whether with suicidal intent is not known.
He was found dead in bed this morning at
the LYON Hotel.
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BuraIars arrested.

San Francisco December 18th Richard
Daiy and James Ryan, two Tsr Flat roughs,
were arrested this evening on charge of
burglary. Both are about Is years of age,
and each has served sentence in the House
Of Cnrroci;or,
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AID rar the Yeteraps, Homo.

SANTA Rosa, December 11th-The con.
cert here last night in aid of the Veterans
Home drew the largest audience ever known
in Santa Rosa. The net receipts for the
Home fund will be fully 5000.
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Andy johnson, young man about II
years old, killed five deer one day last week
within three or four miles of Bellevue,
Oregon,
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HABITUAL CosTIvENEss affiicts millions OF
the American people. Kidney-Wort will
cure it.
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KING OF THE BLOOD is not "cure-all," :"
but in all disorders attributable to impurity
of blood and its defective circulation, nothing
else equals its effects.
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postofGces and pension agencies, etc, and will
not, OF course, have any bearing on positions
in the Departments.
Breaking Down.
WASHINGTON, December 1Ith.-Guiteau's
health is breaking down. The excitement of
the last few days has completely uunsryed
him. and he Is becoming daily more anxious
as to the verdics of the jury.
Guiteau's Sanity.
New YORK, December I1th.-A Wash
ington special says: Sixteen of the experts
summoned on either side OF the Guiteau trial
have held consultation, at which it was
found that they were all agreed in the opin-
ion that the assassin is sane, and legally re
sponsible for the murder OF Garfield.
Therm0meiricai.
NEW YORK, December 11th-Midnioht- -
Observation-Disclosures, 320; lowest, 22'.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO The RECORD.
UNION
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HAMMERS GlyceroeIof Tar cures all diseases of the
hroa. and lungs Ask your druggist for it.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

HOUSTON & CO., FOURTH AND K STREETS,
ii Sacrsmento-Farmers requiring plow hands,
send in your ORDERS as we have some first-class
Western men who understand the work also first
class male and female help for hotels and families
Branch Office in San Francisco. We can procure
help suitable at the shortest notice. n15-Iptf
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TEE WEEKLY UNION
Published in serni-weekly osrtsl
4 issued on Wednesday and Saturday OF each xe4k
comprising Eight Pages in each issue or Sixteen Pa
fech we ( snd is the cheapest and most desirable
Eone. News and Literary Journal published the
Sadfe Goa e.
FerIes, One 90
se,ci-weokly Union Advertising Rates.
6slt sqrare. time. 81 90
5son ec-ittons! tline-.. ~
N si5.. ~ ~
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TO LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF five lines In this department are
inserted for % cents for time three times for &c
cents or rs cents per week
ID 0OMS, ROOMS, ROOMS-TO RENT CHEAP.
Ia er than any house in the city, single or il
suite. Quiet and home-like. Stove in every room.
Kept frst-class in every respect. New building.
Everything neat and clean. Also, few uufurnishe,l
ner Eighth and Streets Clunie Building. dc 1p1u,
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Recalled TO Mr.. Hart)-I have examined
the river. During the late rain the water in
the American river has raised four feet. I
made an examination in August last of q
sandbar opposite Tenth street, in the Ameri-
can river. measured the length and found
it was 140 steps, and contained 100. 600 cubic
yards. 1 measured three others in the Amer
lean river near this point and found they
contained about 300. 600 cubic yards. Wis.
tied the bar on last Monday and found the
river was rising and the current was running
swifter. / set marks along its msrgin, and
took frequent observations of the amount and
rapidity Of the washing away. measured
ter commenced rising find that 200, COO
cubic yards had washed out.
Afternoon Session.
A. S. Greenlaw resumed the stand Ito
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,URNs SLOUGH

Is in the eastern portion of the city. SUIT
ter's Fort stands on the eastern bank of that
slough. the Sacramento river was the nat
ural source of drainage for the city of Sacra-
mento before its channel became filed up.
Recross-examination TO W. G. Belcher)-I
never have made any surveys of late in the
city and compared them with the river level.
mean to say that if the river to-day had the
depth Of its original channel it would drain
off tc a great extent the surface and sipage
water. This would be its natural escape.
Here witness described the location of Burns
slough.l
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NEW York, December11th The Tri5uae's
Washington special says: An announcement
of considerable interest is authoritatively
made with regard to the appointment of
women to office. The President has deter
mined to make no such appointments in the
future. This rule will apply to such offices as
Smyrna times., 1881-02-23

LIQUID OR DKY.-SOmS people prefer to
lpurcIas~ uSdIrIneS in the dry State so
that they can see for them-slvss that they
are purely vegetable. Others hav" not the
tinI- or desire ID prepare the medicine. and
wish il already 10 use. To cOmm"I4Ie
each class the prpprirtors Of kidney Wort
in0w offer that we'll known remedy In both
Liquid and Dry forms. Sold Ly druggists
.eyprywkere-Tfutk
Smyrna times., 1881-02-23
III. B. COOPER.
(COOPEIs's BUILDING.)
Corner Main and Commerce Sts.
SMYRNA, DEL.
Particulars and CeneraIities.

Thankful for the increased trade of 1890 and hopeful for
that of 1881 invite attention to the following Specalts
No. lAnangements have been made with the largest
Carpet Houses in New York by which sell any grade or
style of Carpet from a cheap Ingram Body Brussels in
any quantity at City Prices and have ready for delivery in
THREE DAYS Carpets made to order if desired Call few
days III advance look the Samples the Exhibitor
and suit yourself in Carpet About 100 Samples select
from.
No. "A line of irscass Black Silks Alpacas and Cash
meres.
No. 3-Those celebrated Que" Shirts of which sold so
many last year.
No 1.-The Original Argosy Roller Suspender, the best
Roller SuSpender made.
No. 5-Schoo Books and Stationery 1t is needless to re-
peat what everybody knows that my Store Head Quarters
for these goods The prices of Of the School Books are
high but have marked them down to the closest possible
figures to suit the people Secondhand Books of the kinds
used IN the Schools taken at low prices and sold ditto
All Books below City Prices.
No. Ga fine line Of Family and Pulpit Bibles all prices
No. BLANK Deeds Mortgages Bonds Marriage Certifi-
Gates, &c, &c.
No. 8.-Combs, Brushes Soaps and other Toilet Articles
large assortment.
No. 9-The Perkins & House Non-Explosivc Iamrs
They cost than Glass Lamps because so much better
Buy them and your wives children and property om be-
ing burned up. Absolutely safe.
No lO-DeVoes Brilliant Oil to burn in the above or any
other Coal Oil Lamp. Do OILS
No. ll-Ropes and Twnes for Hosting Fishing Plough
ing, Sewing all uses.
No. 12-Dobbins Electric Soap Starch P lish and Fine
Super TripIe-Scented Toilet Soap
No. l3-Canned Meats Poultry, Fish Vegetables and
Fruits.
No. l4.-Choice HAMS whole or sliced Dried Beef chip
ped or piece
No. lj.--Cover Timothy and other Field and Garden
Seeds in Season.
No. l6Tea Sets and Chamber Sets of the best Granite
Ware sell very many of these Sets and expect to sell
many more, because quality and price are popular.
The above in front of the usual Full Stock of Dry
Goods Notions Carpets Oil Cloths Mattings Shades and
Fixtures Hosiery Table Linens and Crashes Umbrellas
School Books, Blank Books Stationery Bibles, Hynnas
POems Miscellaneous Books Albums China and Glassware
Stone and Earhenwae Flower Pots and Vases Fancy China
Goods, Lamps and Lamp Furnishings, Cedar and Willow
Ware, Ropes and Twnes Blooms and Brushes Table and
Pocket Cutlery Razors and Shaving Materials Combs and
Toilet Articles Fishing and Cunning Apparatus Shoe Fur
nishings Fancy Soaps and Peumey, Groceries, Provisions
Spices Canned Goods Pickles. Tobacco and Cigars Seeds
Crackers and Cakes Soaps Meats Fish &C. &C.. &C. The
different departments all kept replenishcd READ
SPECIALS AGAIN, lsT, 3RD 9Tn l0r
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Statesmen
prompt and accommodating. Customers will please report
any Errors Faults in Goods any lack of Courtesy tie
part of Statesmen. Respectfully,