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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13

The only line OF Remedies for Children IA DIR.
HANDS. Collie, ChaRng. Physic, Worm, Diar-
rhRa, Cough and Group, Tonic and Teething
Lotion. with each a book on Care and Diseases
of Childhood. IS cents.
For sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No 1877 ana
LOO North Queen street, Lancaster, ia.
decl.lmcAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13


Not TO tho queen OF fashion;
Not 10 the jewoi'd breast
Not TO the slave OF fashion
Not 10 the royal crest
Not 10 tho brow that's fa,fest,
Not to tho eye most bright
Not 10 tho Ronius Hrost.
The toast give to night
Not to the rich. almsgiying
Not To the lips most red
Not to tho great ones llviDg;
Not 10 the sacred dead.
My toast IL far more chooty
To every man with eyes,
Who hears the drama, weary
Behind a hat of size.
ltt my goblet foaming,
To that sweet girl, 40 sage,
Who takes on her hat
Sopolito and pat
Toilet US see tho stage.
To her litt the beaker,
Brimming with sparkling vine.
Ana quafi fun measure,
To zach new pleasure.
Her bare head given to mine.
-FTom the Warrington star.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13

DR. HAssLER WORN SYRUP, Purely vegetable.
pleasant to take will expel worms II any exist,
no purgatiye required after using. Price. %
cents. by all druggists. bs-3md NJ W&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13
sPEOIAL NUTIURs.

ONE BoTTLa EsyKCrs A CURK.-Mr. Oscar X. Is.
Koch, of Allentown, Pa, was bedfast with In
nammatory rheumatism In the winter of 1888.
Doctors could do nothing TO relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy.
BY the time he had used half Il bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he was cured ana has not had a return of the
disease since. In his own words, Il feel better
than ever before" Price q, by all druggists.
tebS-ymdM WAF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13

"HACKMETACK "a lasting and fragrant per.
fume, Price 25 and 90 cents. FOR sale by III. Is.
Cochran, Druggist, No. l37 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13

Good deeds. once said the celebrated Rich.
ter ring clear through Heaven Ike Il boil q"
one Of the best deeds Ia TO alleviate human suf-
fcrinRs. d" Last tall my daughter was IN decline
says Mrs Mary Hinsou, OF MontTose, kansas.
" And everybody thought she was going into
consumption. ] got her bottle OF Dr, u, '.
PieTCe'z Favorita Prescription and u cured
her such IaCts as the above need no comment
MIhSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13

Polite passenger (in street car Where are
you going, my pretty maid
Pretty Maid-l'm going a shopping, siI
ishe said.
Passenger-wont you have this scat, my
pretty maid
Protty Maid Oh, yes, thank you, sir, tshe
Eaid.)
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9LhSs " a n n.
uIGH q MARTIN.
CHINA HALL,
HOLIDAY GOODS !!

We are now displaying very large -.
sortment Of Holiday Goods in our line. We
will first call your attention to our display
of Hayiland China. Its quality is known
the world over and needs not our recon-
mendation. The decorations are mora
delicate than ever. New shapes and de-
signs are added continually, the latest of
which is the Osins pattern. Amateur
decorators would do well to take look at
it, as the designs are beautiful.
Among the most attractive decorated
articles are Fish, Game, Soiree, Tea, Din
ner, Supper, Breakfast, Chocolate, Coffee,
Silver, Ice Cream, Nut, Dessert, Solitaire
and Tete-a-Tete Sets, Fruit Plates, Con-
densed Milk Jar, Butter and Dessert Plates,
A. D. Coffees, etc. These goods are new
this season. Elegant in shape and design.
Very moderate in price. Examine them
before making your selection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyerin the world.
WIN most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, ana
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute than any other pain
Alleviator. ana It is warranted double the
strength Of any similar preparation.
1t cures painin the side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism, Toothachs ana ALL
ACHES and Is The Great Reliever of Pain
"BRoWE's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA should
oe in every family A teaspoonful OF the Panacea
In tum6ler of hot water lswestened, II pro
ierred,I taken at bedtime, win BREAK UP A
COLD. % cents Bottle,
WSi.iydM W .As~
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS !

VII AVA ~ - AAAAS NIL l. ~
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
velvet Covered. fancy, Ice
Leather Covered. 2ao.
Plush Covered, Sc
Cabinet size, GiIded and Painted, 800.
Fine Albums. Dark Colored Leaves, sl.n.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
seven. Inch Long. Gildsd. Tinted Leaves. Isc.!g !
SILK Plush Covered, FAC.
Embossed Plush Covered, large, 69c.
Embossed Plush Cover, sxs, ssc.
Japanese Working Boxes, 2ic.
Willow Hand Baskets. 25o
Glove ana Hand kerchief Boxes, l5C.
Eieven-Inch Bigh Mirror, Plush Frame, 500.
Perfume Boxes, Bottles Cologne and Soap,
l2e a Box Lsrser, l5c. and zoe Box. -
Children's Tea Sets. Is pieces, painted, l2c
Box. Large Painted. aOc.
Hairpin Baskets, SC.
Fins Paint boxes, two comp compartment. DC.
Fine Toy Parior Sets, tl.ol, pieces, uphol'
Hour Glasses, &c.
Hammered Bra % Match Safes onPlush Cogs red
Plush Work Boxes, with Fittings, tsc.
Hammered Brass Whisk Holders with heads,
Hammered Brass slipper whIsk Holders, 24c.
Hammered Brass Match Safes 7c., lOc. and lie.
Hammered Brass Ash Receivers in Copper,
firegilt and Brass, Sc. Apiece.
Rronze Ash Receivers, &c
Polished Brass Ash Receiver on stands, &c.
Ash Heoeivers and Cigar Holders combined,
Inkstands, Wood and Glass, l!c.
Hammered Brass Inkstand, Cut Glass E5tte'
Brass CandIAs,icks, lso
Bron ze Candlesticks, CSC.
Bronze Vases, gc.
Bisqus Figures, &c, lie. and SO.
Scholars Companions, &c; twooi Boxes com.
plete
Fine Cigar Cases, Go, aud hoo
Cents Note and Pocketbook conb!nei, en-
Plush Manicure Boxes Satin Lined, 3'G.
Hammered Brass Smokers Set, large, '9-.
Large scrap Books, 24c.
Leather covered whisk Holders, loc.
Writing Paper In Fancy Boxes, lOC., l-C., l5c.,
Doc a5c and SOC. Box.
Wire Fruit and Cake Baskets, &c.
Hammered Brass Comb and Brush Cases -Ic,
Large hammered Brass Trays, Round and
Fancy oolognes.
Dolls Caps Sc, l7c.. I9C, 25c.
Doll's Plush Caps, SIC.
Elegant Bunshes Of Fruit, look Ike natural,
T5H. and Sc. Bunch.
Christmas Cards. &C lOc. and lfo,
Hanging Flower Baskets, large, only 49,
AFULL STOCK OF sATCHELs.
Leather sstchels. 25c, Soc. aud 75:
Large Leather Bags. Nickel Frame. Leather
Lined, !5c,; worth sl,2.
sink Handkerchiefs, l5c., 500, SIC.
special Bargain satin Brooaded, al colors soc.
White China silk Mufrier corded, S'c worth
Elegant Brocaded Silk Mufners, 7oc., esc Al2
H: S, GS o.. 80. tl.7o and higher
:, Large Cashmere Mufnersr Fancy satin striped,
Embroidered Handkerchief. &C, I0c ,l2c., lsc ,
500, sc sc ana soc.
Embroidered and Table COyers,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-13
As THE BEST TONIC.

THIS medicine. combining Iron with pure veg
etable tOnlcs, quickly and completely Cures
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MALAklA,
WEAKNESS, IMPURE BLOOD, CHILLs and
FEVER. and NEURALGIA.
by rapid ana thorough assimilation with the
blood IL reaches every part OF the system, puri-
les aud enriches the BIZ Dd, siren gthens the mus.
clcs and nerves, and tones and inyigorates the
system.
A nne Appetiser--Be4 tonic known.
IL will cure the WORT case OF Dyspepsia. re-
moving all distressing symptoms, such as Tast-
ing the Food. Bclohing, Heat In the Stomach,
heartburn, etc.
Tho only Iron medicine that viii not blaeken
or injurs tho teeth.
1t Il invaluable for diseases peculiar to women,
and to all persons " no lead scdoutary lives,
An uniailing remedy for diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys.
Persons suffering from the effects OF over.
work, nervous troubles, loss of appetite, or de-
Oility, experience quick relief and renewed
energy by It's use.
II does not cause Headache or produce Con
stipatiOn-OTHER Iron medicines do.
II Is tho only preparation OF Iron that causes
no Injurious effects. Physicians and druggists
recommend II as the best. Try Il.
The genude has Trade Marx and crossed red
lines on wTapper Take no other. Made only
by BROWN CHEMICAL CO , Baltimore, MD.
ID ml7-lyd6w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

On last Wednesday evening large
number Of the friends OF the contracting
parties met at the residence Of the parents
Of the bride to witness the marrige OF Will
liam A. Humphrey and Miss Jennie RAIDER,
of this city, Mr. Humphrey Is agent and
telegraph operator for the Western Union
Telegraph Company. His many friends
here as wei as "all along the lire" join in
extending the hearsiest congratulations to
the newly married couple and all earnestly
desire that the choicest and richest blessings
may be their portion. The following are
some Of the presents made by the friends OF
the bride and groom
Mr. and Mrs RAIDER, carpet rocker and
embroidered lambrequin.
Mr. and Mrs George Humphrey, bedroom
set and etched glass set OF ~ pieces.
Mr. and Mrs Dubrullle, amberine water
set.
Mrs Harry Upham, pair of French vases
Miss Lucy westtaII, frosted glass butter
dish.
Willie and Charlie RAIDER, hand painted
paper holder.
Mlso CAIItc AletucIs fissft VI VASES.
Mrs + Uphafn, crumb pan and brush
and pepper and salt holder.
Mrs ketchum, pickle castor.
Mr. and Mrs G p Crandall, case Of fruit
knives.
Mrs Martha Barrss, silver card receiver.
Mr aud Mrs O II Stewart, act knives and
forks.
Mr LAPOrsst and Miss Lucia Barnes. silver
batter dish.
Mr. and Mrs C W Humphrey, pickle cas-
tor.
Mr. aud Mrs 7 Sites, silver pie knife.
Mr. VIM RAIDER, castor.
Mr. and Mrs and Harry WoodiH. willow
rocker.
Miss Eta Sites. silver card receiver.
Mrs Dana BaEmcater. set OF teaspoons.
Mrs HsnriettA Brown. set OF table spoons.
Mr. Al Ewort, clock, set Of kniyes and
forks. sukA spoon, mustard spoon. butter
knife. napkin rings, set Of tea spoons and
set OF table Spoons.
Mr Woodin, embossed horse shoe.
Mr aud Mrs VIM Rslston, glass water set
Ora Dubruiile. cupid unad0Fned.
Mrs Wm Ralston. glass spoon holder.
Mr. Frank Jsnes set Of silver knives and
f,rks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17
4 xEw rnIAE.

Wednesday morning the Supreme Cour
IN session at salem. rendered It's decision Il
the case OF the State Of Oregon against W
w Saunders, appealed from the Circuit
Court Of this county. The judgment Of the
latter Court finding the prisoner guilty ol
murder IN the first stdegree was reversed and
the case remanded back to the Circuit
Court for new trial. Il will again be
brought up at the March term, when 4 mo-
ton will be made for change OF venue,
and what the result will be no one can
prognosticate for certain. The grounds OF
the decision were that tho Circuit Court
erred In refusing to sustain the objection to
the question asked Saunders ibid you
kill man IN Texas :" Thus on mere
technicality, that amounted to nothing SO
far as the merits Of the caae were eoncefn.
cd, the murderer OF Charley Campbell Il
given a second trial, although he has al
ready had fair one. It Is useless 10 COM
ment. The DEMOCRAT Is a law-abiding
paper. We cannot do otherwise, though
than remark, that there Is great dissatisfaction
here over the result. People do not believe
Il Is good law that says = case shall DC re-
versed on such tcchnicality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

Following were the recorded sales In
Linn county during the pas, week
Carl Luderman to + F Sox, iIoxI3s
feet. N E Corner Of Ferry and
Sixth Sts, Albany ............S SISSo
Samuel Nixon TO ] p Schooling, I3
lots and Ofcet adjoining the same
In May * Niron's addition TO
Harrisburg g................... 100
las r Richardson 70 w w Richard
son, 90 acres IMP 10 s r w.. 400
Carl Faber, Of Stuttgart, Germany 10
VIM Faber I y lots In addition
10 Albany. ............... 1
Allen & Lewis TO II u Bone, 5 lots
IN Halsey ...........-........ 100
Geo + Bilyeu 10 Geo w Bilyeu, 50
r4-Ioo In tp 10 s II E..... !
A @ Fairchild Executor 10 Jas Dan
mails, four lots, just south Central
school building. Albany. 1900
Geo ID Overton TO Martha Z Warren,
a piece Of land in tp "A s X wv y
q CRR Co to Jas A Richardson
30 acres in tp 10 s RI W.. So
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

The life Of Fred WinkIeman should serve
as warning to every young man In the
land. Although he has been referred TO at
times we give the following summary of
his short existence as told by an exchange !
Beginning life as petit thief, he grow
bold BY success, and looked for larger gains
by his thievery. About two years ago. when
only eighteen years of age, he stole some
horses from the range and started to Idaho.
While In possession of the stolen property,
one morning he was suddenly awakened
BY two respected citizens of Baker county,
Louis Rivers and Mr. Allen, being In fear
Of capture and punishment, he shot down
both, and the murder Of two men was fas-
tened to his guilty conscience. Then after
being captured and placed in jail under In.
, ,dictmcnt for two horrible murders, he ap.
piled match to the building, which sent
fivc others, the inmates Of the Jail, to cter-
nifty, thus making the wretch accountable
for the lives Of seven Of his fellow-beings
At last, after nearly two years Of the mosl
horrid suffering from the injuries sustained
in the burning Jail and the tcrtures Of l
guilty soul, which must have been greatei
than any physical pains, he loses his reason
and dies maniac.
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ever coo rrs.saI.

Over GOO people witnessed the entertain
ment given BY the McGibeny family at the
Opera House, in this city, on last Monday
evening. the largest audience ever gathered
together in the building. Like many en-
tertainments, many thought It fine, some
inferior. People who enjoy only the sensa-
tional theatrical were disappointed. Those
who are pleased with the performances Of
children were interested. The McGibeny
children are certainly remarkable children
In the musical line but when they reach .
certain age there seems to be a limit TO
their accomplishment. They gave an en-
ioyable entertainment at the same time
hardly such as a troup on the road so many
years should give. The Cornet duet by
Mr. Frank McGibeny and wife was well exc
cutcd, the Violin playing by Hugh was
superior, the anvil chorus was good and the
kindergarten song was pleasing. Kinder
gartens are always pleasing. As vocalists
the company Is certainly mediocre. AS vi
olinists they are good. As very big family
ranging all the way from three years up,
all Of whom can do something, they are
quite remarkable. Twelve children Is a
large number to have in the musical field.
Withal the entertainment given Monday
night was an entertaining one to most who
attended, and that Is what entertainments
are for.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17
MARREED.

LAR RUE--GR RINES.- On Dec. Sth, 1886,
At the Exchange Hotel, In Albany, by
Rev Z DAYS, Mr. LHowANn LAKUK,of
Washington Co. and MISS. AMANnA
GRIMES, of Halsey.
[After the ceremony Mr. Max Field
played the wedding march, The happy
couple left on the evening train for Lebanon
to visit the brides parents near that place
where they remained until Monday when
they left for Portland where they will re-
side In the future. The knot was tied At
5 80 p, u. The brides brother arrived in
Albany ii 6s30 p. nj. and registered at the
hotel not knowing that they were there,
next morning Mrs Murray iniorm "a him d
the circumstance and that they had left on
the $50 p. m. train for Lebanon.l
| STANARD -POWELL--A the Baptis
| Church IN North Brownsville, dec. tzth
| 1886, By Rev 9 Sperry, IlAnvEx A
| SrANARD aud MISS OLrvE POWELL
| both Of Linn county.
i THE DKMocRAT extend the happy coupI
IL congratulations
lIIEAR n SIPPA On Dec. n1th, 1856
ii Helsey. MR. M r. HEARN and Mis-
I.1NNtE SxrPy~-both of Halsey
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Miss Minnie Montsith spent s .bba.h 10
Portland.
Rsv J w Ilsfri.. Of ssIem, was IN Albany
Wednesday.
n D 0sterl,ouis. Of Tarn-rs. vas ia Al.
baEy Tuesday.
Mr Lewis Ray. Of jordan ya'lsy, w.a In
ths city Wednesday.
Prof II 8 Straage. Of Brownsyi.ie. VS. n
Albany Saturday
III Mack. Of Baker CITY. was In Albany
several days last week.
HA and Charles johnson, of scio, bare
been Ia Albany this seek.
IN Daniel, Of Scio, was in the city Tues-
day. We acknowledge call.
Mrs G w Watts and dAughser,9f this city,
are visiting friends in Salem.
MrR j Cole, compositor on the Grants
Pass Courier. called on a. last Friday.
Mrs Charles Watson. aud sou. Of Shedd
precinct. hays been visiting several days Ia
this city.
Jas Riley. Of HArriahuFg, was ia the city
Saturday. The DKM0cRAT Acknowledges n
call
MrsJ II Uyham, returned Last Monday
AA@A
new grAndchild IL doing well.
Frank Reid, ol w. I. formerly Of this
county, has been visiting with his brother,
d Y : Reid in TINS city.
@ w Mas. the photographers has departed
from Albany. sslentiy. quickly. he was .
scrub" Of the first order.
Hon g H Durham. Master ia Chancery.
Of Portland, hAa bsen 10 Albany this week
taking depositiona in tho care Of G0ltrA ags
Fester e Al.
MrRv HoImcs arrived in Albany the
first sE the week from Cenads, with his fam.
lily. lie recently purchased 1ho Simpson
farm IN Bonton county, and is now hero 70
stay.
HRS Capt Powell. oi Portland. and Dir Jas
Foster. JF., Of Fort Stevens. arrived in Al.
bany the FIRST Of the week 70 attend tbs we'd
ding oi theiF sister. Miss Matte Poster, which
! was 20 take place It ths u p Church lasi
evening. Mr II Hawgeod. Chief Engineel
/ of che Marrow Gangn. and Dir Slauson, lucsl
on tho OrsgoHian. arrived IN the city Wed.
neaday evening for the same purpose 4
] reception was % be given ak the residence o
J ii Foster after the ceremony.
1 Mr. Watson Monteith, q nimrod Of Albany
has bssn in town for . week or 70. and = few
| daya 'aines accompanied aoma Of tho Portland
ahoosists 70 Sanvis'a Ialand on = huns. II
waa not good day for ducks, and Dir Mon
teith did nat fern very high opinion = hi
place. and told hia friends that il they would
cone up 10 Albany he wonisl show them SONS
shooting a. Was sh0otiu1. OreaoHiaH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

! am now better prepared than ever be-
lore to suit my numerous customers In ali
lines Of goods. I have a larger stock which.
personally selected, and hare many nov.
cities could not set BY ordering goods ex
elusiyeiy. have just made extensive in
provements % my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than forineriy.
and enabling me to carry larger assort-
mens and 70 sell you better goods for lie
money. have just received direct from
the factory full line Of ladies' and gents
slippers for the holiday trade especially
selected for this market. all Of which viii
De sold on their merits. and every pair
guaranteed, even IN cheap slippers and
shoes.
SAslURL f. YouSG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

The Oregon Pacifc's new steamer, the
an. s. Bently," arrived in Albany wednes-
day afternoon on its first trip, loaded with
wheat. having cargo Of about 200 tons on
board. ] s Smith, Master 9 w Church,
purser, It is the finest boat by odds that
runs on the Upper Willamette, It's ca
pacity Is 4OI 47-IoO tons burthen it has
II state rooms, 40 births and Is permitted
10 carry Sc frst-class passenger, Its in
creased size over the Three Sisters" is an
other evidence that the Oregon Pacific
means business, right along, summer and
winter. The o r & n might as well re.
tire from business on this part of the VIII
lannette.
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cosaslI Frssesalns..
Tuesday. Dec. I4th. .ss.

Tuesday, Dec. T4ih, 1886.
Present Mayor, Recorder and Council
men Marshal, Gradwohl, writsman and
Cunningham. Absent, Hin.
A bill Of DIR NJ II Ellis, for attendance
on John Lathrop, was disallowed
Yearly report OF Simon Seitenbach, cx-
Treasurer, was read and approved
Further time was granted committee TO
report on electric light ordinance.
The report Of the canvasing board on the
city election. announcing the election Of F
NJ Westtall as Marshal, T l. Wallace as
Treasurer, w G Read as Councilman from
Ist Ward, n Hoffman from and Ward
and q Writsman from ord Ward, was
read and approved.
A ballot was taken for Councilman In
the Second Ward to succeed w S Peters,
resigned. ] y Hoffman was elected unan-
imcusly.
The Marshal was directed to notify prop
crty owners to clear mud off First Street
from Washington to Baker within i've days
from receipt Of notice, the city to clean the
squares along the street
A committee Of three, and the Mayor,
were appointed to examine the city charter
and report needed amendment to Il. The
eommittee on Ordinances were appointed
such committee. Councilman Gradwohl
being substituted for Councilman Hill, who
Is absent from the city.
An application for the remission Of taxes
on the Opera House property was referred
70 the Committee on Ways and Means.
The following bills were ordered paid /:
n ] Henton, Recorders fees, $72.TS z w
Langdon & Co, coal oil, S7.7s Hays,
Marshal's fees, SAT. 10 Simon Seitcnbach
salary as City Treasurer, $500 r
Stewartson, hauling, $z.50 Alex Gun.
ningham, blacksmith work, $3.7s John
Jones, salary az night watch and engineer
$50 /, Robt Brown, salary as nightwatch,
$50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-17

Useful articles arc always among the
best presents for Christmas. How will some
elegant neckties, the prettiest silk handker-
chiefs imaginable, cuff bottoms, studs or
charms do Any Of them make very ac-
ceptable presents, more 50 because they are
generally needed A pair Of slippers OF
gloves or a hat would be acceptable
All the above como peculiarly now az
nice holiday presents. Call on Blain foI
them. He has a splendid stock.
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seAssi Rspsrs.

The following Is the quarterly report oi
School District No. is. for the quarter end.
Ing. Dec. 3rd
Number es days taught. Ga No. Of daya
attendance. T4t6 No. OF days absence. F46;
average No Belonging. z6 average daily
attendance. AZ.
The following pupils are above 50 pei
cent In examinations Clara Bond. IeNay
Trtes. Mamie Propst, Lulu Knighton,
Anna Marshall. Clay Trltes. Ralph Me-
kechnse.
Those neither absent or tarday during the
term. are Neila Marshall, Anna Cox,
Lulu knlghton, Winnie Wildz. Jessy Trites,
Herbert Jordan Ralph Mckechnic.
QUINCY +. PRoPsr.
Teacher
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Arrsstsd Tor AFsOn

Several months ago John Lawrence, re-
siding in this county, this side Of Junction,
had his house and barn insured for $3,4so.
A couple months elapsed when the build
ings were burned to the ground. Part Of
the loss was paik. Afterwards Lawrence
left for parts unknown, suspicious having
been aroused az 10 how the building was
set fire, indications being said to be strong
that Lawrence was the incendiare. He was
captured near Pdneville, and taken through
Albany last week on his way home, where,
we understand, the State Insurance Com
pany will prosecute him.
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Clvsa Away

DO not forget 70 call Il French's the
aCerner" Jewelry Store and sec those beau.
situl oil paintings which viii be given away
Jan. Tst. Full line Of sIlverware. jewelry,
watches. clocks. spectacles, etc, at sweep
Ing reduction until after the holidays
Watches S., beautiful castors s., knives,
forks, spoons. etc. very cheap. Remem
Der. no charge for engraving. Call and
see the grand display. the acorner" Jewel
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