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The Evening critic., 1882-06-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR EXCHANGE.

VIZ ANTED-To exchange new stoves for old
wv ones at Buffers Stove Exchange, cor. 5th
and X Smokey chimneys cured or no pay Stsyes
EXCHANGED for grooerles. Old stoves BOUGHT: iezl
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BOARDING..
THE LEXINGTON,

Corner Fifteenth street and New YORK. avenue
northwest. Pleasant and central location, oppo-
site the Treasury Department., and at thelnncuon
Of three lines of street railroads. ferAaneht
dated with pleasant rooms. Also table ponru"l s.r
summer rates; t20 per month nom lst OF july.
ju27-im MRS. NJ. /. CoLLEY, Proprlelress,
yU,ABLE BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
rooms, In an admirable lOcaloni reslhon,hple
rates. Government emploVcs preferred. CAid CAida.nt on
or address 305 Mlssonrl ave: ll-,-es
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foR sAkE ARp RENT

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
HI
THos. E. wAGoAMAN, oI7 street.
fChanges made Wednesday = and Saturdays).
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FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements aadcr the head Of f"Sisuations
Wanted" oad :" Heb Wanted" riu hereafter
Be inserted ia THE EVENING Critic three
times FREE, We ineite our friends wishing
situations or help TO avail Themselves of This
c6er. daswers directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office wiu receive careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for 25 CTS.
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WANTED-He Help-Fcmaie.

VxTANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w housework and willing to work; reference
required Amply bet. and y. M, at room 49,
ST. Cloud Building, cor. eth and 4 st. jui9
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UTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general housework. Apply at 1872 II st.
n lta-al
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FOR RENT-Msceiianeous

V,OR RENT-A WBLLFURNISHED OF
II flee, second floor front, opposite the Treas
ury; terms moderate. Address Advertiser, Critic
Office. iuli
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WY ANTED-BY A FIRST. CLASS DRESS
w Goods salesman, permanent situation in
n good house; eight years city experience very
best references furnished. Address Salesman,
City Postoffice. ju29
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PERSONAL.

VF YOU WANT TO RENT OR BUY A PIANO
Il or organ be sure to examine my stock before
purchasing; will guarantee you saving of % per
cent; pianos first'class Worch's Uptown Piano
Store, 1879 Tenth st. ju2s-6t%
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VITANTED-BY TWO BOYS, WHO WILL
w work cheap and satisfactorily, copying
eitler At home or at Office. Address copyist,
Critic office. ju27
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WANTED-Two OR THREE CJMPE-
w tent dressmakers. Call Immediately at
Mrs. Milsons. lll9 Ninth ST. n. w. ln2s
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UTANTED-AN ORPHAN YOUNG LADY,
wv having refined manners and "A good Eng
lsh education, with fair knowledge OF music,
soliots situation as lady's companions; no objec-
tion TO travel. Address Orphan. Critic office. ju26
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WANTED-S,tuat,ons-Maie.

wv TANTED-RY A YOUNG COLORED MAN,
w stuatiA as driver for u private family
or grocery store; can bring good reference. APP
ply at No. 1924 Sth ST. H. W. ing
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sto.. and the latter slipping from tho rope
placed around his neck for horse stealing in
Texas. and other tricks 10 be learned In .
two bit triekstsr.
Business has bssn decidedly lively here
lately. aud the Indications are that il will
continue so. We have talked With several
strangers who were stepping in eur city
lately and all speak In the highest terms Of
eur city and seem TO think its prospects are
better than most places In the valley. ''But
one thing" they all say, sis lacking. you
have got to have moro manufactures but
get the right start In this direction and there
is.ne end to your growth. This Is true. and
II Is strange that some OF our monied men
de not invest their money In this direction,
whore they can got mBoh more than ten
per cent In return. instead Of putting II oug
at interest Every citizen should take an
interest In the city a. we'll A. in themselves,
and do something.
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/. ST. HELEN'S HALL.
ART DEPARTMENT..

The corps Of teachers long engaged in
St. Heiep's Han has just been reinforced
by the addition Of six new TEACHERS, five Of
them from prominent educational institu.
tons OF the Eastern States.
Two Of THESE are engaged IN the Musical
department three In the English, and
one, Miss Fullick I'm the Art department.
Mis- Fullick IL q lady Of EBgIlsh birth.
but educated IN this country. she was
graduated at yassar College, and has since
spef't much time in the best private Stu
dos in the Eastern States She comes with
the highest recommendations for her n :
tainments and skill as . teacher OK paint
ing and drawing.
These cover the whole grJund OF ffnstT1sc-
ton In the best Art embracing
OH Ps.nting, Lsnd.cape, Flower and still
iife studies, crsyon, Charcoal, Water
Colorx. Pencil, Pen and Ink and DeeoFa-
i've Art Ia All its branches.
Miss ful.5ck Il lady Of liberal educz-
Ijon and saperier culturs. aud the Rector
and Principal OF 81. Hele1's Hall Escom-
mend this department. nr their School To
its patrons, Uit1 entire eonfidence. being
xell assured that h was never under .
more competent Instructor, or one O. more
varied requirements,
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I've F.rrs slallsa n oae paT


"Wednesday aaornlng when Dean
Wheeler, clerk Ia Foshsy 4 Mason's
Dru1 store had opeaed The store about
half past i've, and game to the back
door, he discovered lsose pile OF wood,
which achinaman had thrown out to
saw In big blaz-. part oft being al
ready consumed. Atthe same time th Q
1ame hal leaped to the back sill Of The
shed. aud WAS ereaping up iuto the
side, wilea the fire was discovered a
few pailsof water pat 1t out. although
~hen seen It locked - ifit meant bnsi
ness. Bot few msmenfs more and
the whole row Of sheds wonid have
been blaze. as they are very dry, and
several OF them had considerable kere-
ssne In them. A heavy draft Through
the stores might have made sad havoc
of thIBgs. There u no certainty as to
how Il started It Is customary to lay
such things 70 Chinamen il they hap.
sen to be around, but this was evidently
started from some ashes thrown cut
Tussd ~. The Chinaman saving nearly
scerthem, the sawdust finally catch.
Ing and consequence the WOOD
hurafng.
Oagthe same day, at shut hAlf past nine
IN tbs evening, two or three boys discoy
cred q fire in the old building next the
DKxocRAT office. An alarm was given
and in the quickeA space ofsims we have
ever seen. the companies were On hand
The fire wastn the northeast corner, thu
room being blaze. Water WAS immedi-
Atsly put on # with Luckeis, but directly
aGtsr No. l. had q streamon. ii from the
hydrant, making quick work OF the
flames. It was evidently the work OF an
fncendiary, although it lie possible som.
tramp had heen lying on ths bedstead
In the room AID dropped match Th'
building has not teen occupied much to-
several months, except the part used bs
Giimour & Watkins short time ago.
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Congregational ceneer,.

The concert given by tho choir OF Ito
Congregational church last Friday ove-
ming, was complete success ~ far 81
merit was concerned. Financially though
II was rot bonanza, although there was
affair house. AItIs rarely the ease that .
local concert goes of with such complete
harmony as did this. Every part was ex
ceIlentIy rendered, or ut least was con
sIdorod 10 by majority OF those present.
Tho first on tho program WAS CLEO en-
Iltl0d, eflaFkI hpollps strikes the Jsyre.n
Several In tho nndienoe acledas II they
thought they would be bit, but fortunate
ly A polio did not touch any one. This
was followed by we'll rendered plano
solo by Miss Ella Harris entitled, "Soar-
or My God. 10 Thee" Mrs. LaDgdon was
warmly greeted and sang "My Little
Women" deserving the praise II received.
"shlp Alloy" by Prof. Bobb and +. ii.
Raymond was good. Miss Emily Turrell
sang aWhen The Leaves begin 10 Turn
which she did "a we'll that she received
hearty encore, which she answered With
another solo. "Como whore the Lilies
bloom was tho next TO intei est tho audi
snce. II was sang by quartet composed
of Miss Annie Powell, Mira. Gus Staigor
and Messrs RoSb and Raymond.
Part Second was opened wltlian lnstru-
mental duet--"ia Baladine"-by Misses
sonders and Harris, which was played
with considerable expression, Miss
Anaie Powell sang "Sing S:"ect Bird"
which was onoorej, when she was follow
ed by duct hy Mrs langdon and
Mra. Stalger, snlitled, II Peseatori,"
ono of the best efIorss Of tue evening.
or course they were cncorcd. Prof.
Davis was down for II seio, but did net
put ia an appearance rho plano solo
sFra Diavoio" by Miss BELLE scnders can.
not bG too highly commended. 1t showed
her to be pianist Of no small talent, and
gives promise OF considerable. Mrs.
Iangdon ~as next TO appear, and began
singing Welcome pretty Primrose,
with telling efeci lust as her husbabd On.
tered tho dosr, causing n slight am cunt Of
merrimont for moment. She answered
an encore in her best style. The entertain
nlent closed With chorus from liglshaz-
zer.
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Accident.

Last Tuesday morning Ignatz Fox:net
With, to say the Least. very unpleas-
ant accident. He and " ? Anderson,
were removing the partition frsm the
back part of hiss and had gotten the
boards to it dewn leaving the top braced
against each side. 1t was supposed to
be secure, bnt proved o.herwise and
fell when Mr. Fox endeavored 20 stop 1t
from falling en- both Dir Anderson and
himselE but instead Of sncceeding as
Sar as be was concerned. received 1t
esuaTely In the face. It knocked him
senseless for few moments, cutting
two bad gashes, one over one Of his
eyes, the other on his forehead. He lie
all right now except that he has q
couple ofsezrs on his face. s.
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Summons.


IN Gse Cfreui coHTf Of GIe lSEz,s sf 0heeoa,
for the county ey Linn.
Edith Smith. Plaintiff,
George d. smith Dort.
To Glory ID. Smith, ds> oBsse-aansed a,Es-
daRt
In the name Of the State Of fOreeen, YOU
are hereby required 70 appear and answer
the complaint II the plzlntifY, fled against
You IN the above-entftls3 suit in the sooye-
named Court. on. or before. the frkt day
Of the next regular term OF said Court, to-
wit: On, or before, the z3rd day OF Octo-
Der. 1SS2; and, ii You fail 20 TO ansser, f.r
want theTeof the PLAINTIFF win apply To the
Court for the relief demanced IheFin, to-
wit: for the dissolution OF the bonds or
matrimony now existing between plaintiff
aud defendant that plaiutif have the care,
custody and control 0f the minor children
-Jessup Smith, William SYitb and Frank
Smlth-and for the c-sts end digbuTse-
ments Of this siit TO be taxed seainst Ibss
defendant.
This summons IL published by order 81
the Hon. II. q. Boi~e, Judge OF said Courf, !,
dated at Salem, Oregon, september sth /,
1882.
WEAIHERFoED & BLaeKBUkx,
Attorneys for Pain 1t.
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Our citl2ens are having decided
treat In listening ts the lectures of Mrs
Dr. Potts, at the Y. p. C. A. Hall. We
have needed something Of the kind to
stir Us np fora long time, aud are glad
10 see that Dr. Potts is being greeted
every night by such large houses.
She deserves encouragement, for she
presents her subject not only In .
.sclsntific light. but as we'll talks good,
practical common sense. Notan orator
but conVersatioaalist she has >
pleasant. easy style. that never falls to
keep the attention ct her audience
Nest OF Us lack that knowledge Of the
human system which 10 really necessa-
ry for Us to take care OF ourselves In the
proper manner. By hearing DR. Pstts,
We can learn as much OF ourselves a.
by > long course in physiology, besides
obtaining tbs beEefit cf practical ex.
perienee which is Of great value. Her
lectures On .'The Brain and nervous
systsm" and Digestion were partie.
ularly COED. and we understand from
our lady friends that these delivered t.
them alene in the afternoons Of each
day are just what they have needed
TO night her subject is one to interest
All do not fail to hear her and to-
morrew night she will talk to men and
their wives. bat she will net stoI
those coming and inquire whether
they are husband and wife or not, 50
young men, Il ysu can get some good
sensible girl to 80 with you. By al
means so. for yea are liable to gel
mar led some day yourself
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Department rlunse..

Col Hawkins of No 2's Is in The city
again after tun with Mr. Powell's
steam engine.
Chief Engineer Clark's pleasant pliIz
Is seen again on our streets.
Linn Engine Co. No. 2. was seven
years old the 18th. Several members
Will apply fer exempt certificates at
their next meeting. es x6 i
Rebt Crosby, of the Hooks is inthe
dray business, being member OF the
new firm Of Crosby & Humphrey, sue
cessors to Perry Spinks.
An ctfert is being male IN change
the time OF the department election
from June TO December. a COMMITTEES
las been appointed by the Board al
Fire Delegates to ccnfer With the Com.
mon Conncil In. references toit. m
VIII Denny, ofthe Hooks 10 back from
the harvest field and Is working for one
of the dray companies.
o II Irvine, the heavy foreman q
1 the Hooks can stand enough electricity
to lea q thunder cloud.
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WHEAT

Wheat has kept nR = continual stream in
70 the warehouses ia our city during the
week. Up to yesterday noon about 40, 900
bushels had been delivered 1t all the ware
houses anil milla At Ballard. Isom Ce's
the bins were fall. and part were being emp
tied ints the neS warehouse just built, where
the wheat is placed in sacks and piled. At
Thos. Monteith L Soas' the bins are full and
q plaes has heea arranged underneath for
more. At Testers both warehouse and mill
are nea-ly fall. and the rush continues. The
same price ~ last wOek is te,ng received. 5
ceats and premiums.
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Flre at Lebanon.

Yesterday morning at about 2 o'clock,
the residence Of Dr.. B Hard, Of Lebanon,
sas discovered in flames, which had OBJ
tained such headway that It WAS even inn
possible to savs any Of the furniture
Everything was bur lsi bnt We UNDER
stand there was an insurance Of about
5000. DR.. BslIard was in Salem, part
of bis family on bis ranch and one Of his
daughters was stopping with his brother,
Il. D. Ballard, Ia this city. How the fire
originated is not knewn.
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How many bushels Of wild oats have you
raised this year. How much aave you paid
to thresL, harvest and draw "a warehouse:
How much time has it taken to prepare the
land. and how much use of your land have
they cheated you out OF Taken al tageth.
er you will tind they have cost you more than
one Of the Brush Tanning mills manufactured
by Jno Brush E Son, Albany Oregon, tn,
use Of which will soon rid you frUm all fou
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MARRIED.

WALLACE GENTRY. .Aon Sabbath, Sep
tember 18th, at the residence OF Elisa-
bath Gentry, by Rev r c Hill, w l.
WALLACE aud ALICE Z. CESTRy--all of
Lebanon precinct
FLYNN-HEYNE.-0 Sabbath, Sept.
18th, at the residence Of the bride, in Al
bany, by Rev r c Hill, JOSIAH FYLSN
and HEsrER HEYNE
HAINES- BROWN. In Kelsey, Sept. Is,
1882, at the residence Of Rev T ] Wilson,
by Rev T ] Wilson. MR GFo NJ HAISRs,
OF Portland. and MISS LInnlI BRowN, Of
Haley.
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Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under-
signed administrator Of the estate OF II y
Spurlock deceased has died his final ac-
count n such administrator in the Comfy
Court. or Linn county, Oregon, and by or
der of said Court, Saturday. the nh day ct
October, 1882 at the hour OF nine o'clock
a. nl. Of said day Is set for bearing objec-
tons TO said account and the settlement
thereof. Any person Interested in said
eState Is hereby notified to apnear and fiie
his or her objections TO said account and
the settlement thereof on or before said
day.
A. T. SEARS,
Administrator
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Otto FoS's remnant sale Monday at 9 . IT.
Gl1. Ts. PrIas.r, Fa,T FIa,.

DO not forget that Il cost some thing
TO puff ~ we'll as advertise; never
sponge upon n printer. IL Is the prin-
ter's ink that makes mise tsnths Of our
fortunes IL takes money 10 buy ink.
type and paper, and yet, after all this.
few are the thanks th- printer gets.
Daniel Webster was right when lie said
Of the Press "Small Is the SUN required
to pItronize a newspaper amply re
warded Is its patron. care not how.
humble and unpreteniIng Is the ga
zette which he takes. It Is next ID i'm
possible te fill it out withost putting
into 1t something that is worth the SUBJ
scriptIon price. .-Er.
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Notice to Fruit Growers.

The undersigned having obtained the
exclusive right TO make and sell the Plum
mer Hot Air Family Fruit Drier in the
counties OF Linn, lane and BENTON takes
the present opportunity to infrem persons
who want to save their fruit crop, that
he Is prepared to receive orders for the
best fruit drier in the market. Plummer
Hot Air Family Drier, for particulars adj
dress.
Albany, Oregon.
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BUCKLEx's AkNIc A SAVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bran
e, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet.
ter, chapped hands, cliilblaius, corns and all
kinds Of skin eruptlonR. This save is guar.
anteed to give perfect stisfactioH in every
case or money refunded. Price Csc per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesals
sgts ID Moore. Scio ID Foley, Lebanon
pr Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon.
Vista o Cornelius, Turner II A Rampy,
Harrisbnre Starr and Blakely, Browns
vile
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EearNaf.

All kidney and primary complaints c..
peciaily Bright's Disease. Diabetes and
Liver troubles, Hop Bitters will surely
and lastlng'y cure. Cases exactly like
your own have been cured in your own
neighborhood, and you can End reliable
proof ai home Of what Hop Bitfers has and
can do.
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Monday noon before The Portland
train had fairly stopped Two men jump.
ell from II and rushed toward The city
at fearful rats OF speed, one leading
the other by several Iengtns. On they
speed. theircoa tails standing parallel
with the horizon.. Finally tho head
young man spied the Court House, and
rushing Into the Clerks Office con plete.
Iy out OF breath, asked the corpu,cnt
deputy for marriage license instanter
rs he had TO get back and continue on
the train to H, where he was TO
be married In the afternoon.
"But whore is Jour witness" asked
the O. d.
ooh, he Is coming. hurry aud get
everything ready"
The license was drawn at break neck
speed, and just then the witness enter
ed, without an atom of breath left In his
lungs. Everything was arranged and
the two young men rushed back, caught
tho train aud continued on the way.
Tuesday noon they went hack through
the city on their way to Portland ac-
cnmpanled by one of Linn county's
most estlmab!e young women.
We do not believe better twenty
minutes work was ever performed.
~ n Il 4 N
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H@ssrl., Ha'Ai-ss, Is las4

Upon inquiry among 9ur Sth.1Isin
agricultural maehinery vs. lind that
during the past season agricultural
im plemept dealers in Aisapy have
sold 10 self binding harvester. and
great many more have been said II
other points In the county. steam
threshers are also being Introduced. and
next year there will bs a lively demand
for them. This asop s !: Young sold
one steam outfit lBuffAio Pitt thrcsher
aad portable enLinsl TO A = Powell &
Co I'ctefs& sox soid daJ I Case port
able engine 10 Dawson. Payne a Powell
Anda il Case thfeshor and traction
engine 70 Sam cro1ts At Mdlcrsi-sla-
tin Jas eliniour so..t Ws-ttogLouses
thresher and friction en- ine To- Illus.
tor, Canon 4 10 aud bought ,i.r.-sher
and portable en<ine oftli, saanr manu
fas.ute ihnsslf s An Motris aad Asaii
Scott bought last year &c q r SimI s,b1
Chicago riu thrcshsr anil y Cooper
portable engine, ahd Ne tbisk ) W.
Swank and othefs ogn stiil another
steam outfit Next season ) T. Young
and Peters s. sox wilt carry the same
lIpe Of harvesting machinery W II
Goltra win have the Buckeye binder.
Minnesota ca ief tbreshsr anI t'se Sul.-
water ct glnes g + J,mpson VIII still
kecpihe Mood bin,Isr hut viii Il OPP ihe
ChleaIo PIT shresber asd Cooper en-
giHc. aud will Introduce the "Fearle, s.
thresher and engine. manufactured by
Gaar. seost& ca, at RIchm ,ud, Ind
One ofthe itireshers e. now be seen nj
hisplnee y ~ a0sboraeS ca and ths
Chicago PITT Co will probably be repr,
seuted here. but agcats have iot ),
been appointed.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, tnat the under
signed has been duly appointed adminis-
strator Of the estate of r. NJ. Elder, deceas-
ed, by the County Court of Linn county,
Oregon. All persons having claims against
said. estate, are hereby notified and requir-
cd 70 present the same. properly verified,
10 the undersigned at his residence. near
Shedd's Station, Linn County, Oregon,
within six months ofthe date hereof.
Sept. ~, 1852, ID. p. PORTER,
Swl Administrator.
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ImpSriaaG 20 All

No one can do without pocket knife;
ne one s satisfied with POOR one, and AL
want to know whsEo good one can bs
had. Peters & sox have the iarges: stock
OF |ocket and liable cutlery, iazsrs, scis-
sors, etc, this aide OF Portland. from the
celebrated factories Of wcStenhe.m, Rod
geas and others. They can tuIt you in
anything in this line. both as 10 price and
quality. They also have quite q stock OF
shs now tangled nickel spoons and rubber
handled knives and forks which are hav-
ing such run Ia tho East.
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HORSEBACK riding is becoming very Popu'
ar among our yonng people, aud We under.
stapd that several Of our young l.dies are 10
coming experts without bciaz tied 10 then
horses.
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TIE DEMeCRAT.

m. circulation Of T..s DrAocslr is steadily nereAs
las and i the biggest Of Aay paper IN the State ou:.
side q Rerland making II the bes. medium 10 adser
slse In. Eaaasertisemenss are after their time
lsous 20 zll up. No advertisements are inserted
free Of charge No advertisements are doubled up.
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"I like 1t better than any remedy have
evsr used, because it leaves my bowels in
b,tter condition" Is the remark made by
everyone when referring to Syrup of Figs,
That is enc of the principle reasons why
Syrup Of Figs h taking the place of all the
liver medicines and naussous cathartics
heretofore used. Try It. Foshay & Mason
ALBANY, Rector q Son. Halsey.
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BALTIMORE In Washington Territory,
. few days ago, MR. AFFORD BALTIMORE.
[Mr. Baitimors vas afon q Mr. Phillip
Baltimors and was ! ell now ID this county.
he laavel wife aud children.