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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-12

M
In October, 1883, w. II. Hobson, Lee
Brown, Thomas Slmms and y. A..
Shaw organized the santiam Lumber
Company with capital stock Of sSS,-
900, and bought of fR. 3. Rice the pres
ent site on the o. T. road SS miles east
Of Albany on the north side Of the
North Eantiam. The company spent
the entire original stock In cutting
their canal, locating aud equiFping the
min FOR business. For nil purposes Of
numbering no mole fortunate location
could Be had. The water supply is
abundant In all seasons Of the year FOR
ten times their present amount OF ma
chinery. They are only using about
one-flfth OF their present power. The
fall h 25 feet, and they have apower OF
s64 horse. and 1t could be increased to
600 herse power with only a tritie ex-
pense on The dam. The present capac-
ity Ii 100000 feet per day, and the av-
erage shipmenttc Albany and other
points Is sixteen car loads per week.
Everything about the mill is first-class,
and the machinery and hands all move
like clock work, under the efficient
management Of Capt. ]. A. Shaw, the
polite and thorough going manager.
The company have business store In
connection with their business, and
they are paying promptly all their
hands and for all their material. The
town site was owned and layed of by
Mr.. II. s. Rice, who Is selling lots at
very reasonable rates ut from $25 to $40
apiece. Mr.. Hardy has also layed Off
a small addition on the north east side
| and is almost giving away his lots,
only asking the normal price Of $50.
Mr.. Hobson has also added an addi-
ton on the south or Linn county sldc
of the river. There Is no place that
has brighter future as a lumber and
manufacturing place than Mill city.
The mill company Is now putting new
machinery for planning and lathing, so
that you can get anything here and
lust to suit for all building purposes.
The supply of timber seems to be mex
haustible and so situated rs to be OF
easy access to mill. There are some
rich deposits OF various minerals near
Some Of the finest clay for fire-proof
brick and tilery Is to be found near this
place, and only awaits themagic touch
OF skilled labor and little capital to
develop 1t. The owners Of real estate
and all the citizens give cordial well
come to all new corners, and persons
desiring work or seeking investments
would do well to visit Mill City. The
present population Is about 300, but
from the present indication 1t will
doubtless reach thousand in another
year. The travelling public will find
good accommodation at the Stewart
house ON very reasonable terms. The
real estate owners in and around thi'
thriving village are courteous, libera
and anxious TO build up their town
and will give every accommodation
that is reasonable and fair. We wonl'
recommend this place as offering a fin
opportunity for investment.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-12

A six-year-old boy wrote his first
composition en- water; Water good
to drink, to bathe IN, and to skate on.
When ] was little boy the nurse used
to bathe me every morning in water.
! have been told that the Injuns don't
wash themselves once in ten years.
wish / was an Injun!"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-12

You may hive the stars in nalfkeg,
hang the ocean on a rail fence to dry,
put the sky to soak in gourd, and I'M
buckle the beIlyband Of eternity and
let the sun and moon out, but don't
think that yoH can escape the place
that lies the other side Of purgatcry II
you don't pay for your paper.-Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-12

All should remember that the most
convenient and cheapest way Of send
ing money Is by Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
nl0ney orders. Sold at all express OH
ces ct reasonable hours m22
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27

lThoiHg Register, fb g.
The Legislature, which has Just nd.
iOurncd, will have fewer sins Of com.
mission to answer Tor than many that
have gone before it. 1t omitted at least
one thing which the people Of West
Virginia may have cause to regret.
Just one year ago, great number OF
the leading business men OF the State,
without regard to party, met in the city
OF Wheeling and organized on immigra.
ton Society. The birth and subsequent
growth OF the society were watched with
interest by every loyal West NirginNn.
1t ilourishcl for time. The directors
held meeting in Charleston soon after
the assembling Of the Legislature and
determined to ask the State to adopt the
society and appropriate State money for
itssupport. The bill nscarcfully drawn,
presented in both Houses, reported from
the committees aud then slept the sleep
that known no waking.
1t may not be possible to see all the
difficulties that were in the path OF the
measure or to say that this or that per.
son was solely responsible for its failure.
The fact is that il failed, and 1t is perti.
nCnt to Hsk, why?
In the first instance, did the men who
conceived the enterprise start Alright? No
one has said aught against the manage.
mcnt Of the society, and no one would
BE- justified in doing no. The gentlemen
connected with ii, we believe, made
earnest efforts TO succeed, but the pCCu.
liar conditions were OF such character M
TO make II impossible for them to sue.
coed, where another management might
have been successful.
Before the State immigration move.
mCnt can bear its full fruits, IL must he
insured Of the COrdinl support OF tho
people Of the State. This, the present
society has never Ind, unless for short
time succeeding ils formation. II must
have tho confidence mud good will Oi the
majority Of the people nf tho State.
This, the present society has not Ind,
However Just or unjust II wns, the slis.
pIriOn WIS widespread, TINT there was
more personal politics than general In.
tNrusL In the immediate management,
Many things confirmed this suspicion,
aud none nllAyCd II. The advertisements
Of u partiSan paper wCtO directly based
upon itH ClniGl 10 fathurhood In the or.
gnni1ation A series Of incidents Of like
nature changed the suspicion into set.
tied conviction In the minds Of friends
Of tho movement, aud from that hour la
value was seriously impaired.
The feeling OF tho people, reflected In
tho hills Of lcglslatlOn was To n great
extent responsible for the States failure
10 adopt tho society and enlarge III
sphere Oi usefulness. As long III
this feeling continues, there Is no req
BOnablO hope TINT any rCal good vii
come u the organization.
There Ia one way 10 restore itB power
and TINT la IL restore public confidence
In II. Any man Or inGii who inpCrll III
work should 10 politely requested 10 ~
tire, mud make room iOr Others who cal
carry out the great purpose successfully
for which tho organization waB designed
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The "chip Of the old block" is often
"splintered for copying after his sire.


The suffering Of women certainly uwaEcns the
sympathy Of every true phiOuthr0pist. Their
best friend, however, is u. Il. H. lIIotanic blood
Balm, Send to blood balm Co., Atlanta, Gu,
forproois
A. l.. Cassidy, EcnnrAw, Gu, wEItcsi Three
bottles Of Il. h. Il, cured my wife Of scrOmh.'
Mrs. Il. N. Laws, HnAbn, Fla. writes 81 have
never used Anything To equal H. u. H.
Mis-. &. II. tiny Rocky Mount, a. C., writes:
"NOt II hay for fifteen ycnfS was ! free from
headache. Il. Il. u, entirely relieved me, | lee!
like another person."
James w. Lancaster. lIaWkinsvillc, TIA, writes.
"My wife was IN bud health for eight years.
Five doctors and many patent medicines hnd
done her 10 good, six bottle, Of H. u. u CGrc,i
her"
Miss :. TomIinsou, Atlanta, Ca, says. "fur
years | suffered with rheumatism, tnuscd hy
Kidney trouble nnd Indigestion, | always was
feeble md nervous. u. u. Il. relieved me 1T
once, although several other medicines had
milCd.'
Rcv.I. N. Richardson, Charleston. Ark, writes
"My wife suffered twelve ytnrS with rheumatism
aud female complaint \ lady member Of my
church Ind been cured by H. H. Il. She rvf
suhlrd my wife IL try 1t, who now says there /,
nothing like u, H. H.. Es II quickly gave her t.
lief" Logan ~ Co., Wholesale Agents. .
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NONns AND sTOCK VuOTAIINNs-C lO1ED mn.


NEW NOER, Feb. g6.-flUur, receipts s,iiO
packages; exports .,GIN barrels, f,!Ii sacks: mar
kcl steady and less active; sales $500 barrels
Wheat, receipts ~ bushels, exports Wgil.
Snrs =, l0iUOJ bushels Of futures nnd 1850 bush.
els NJ spot spot market dun and steady: 80, .
red ~ q; No. red 81 Us 30 white Il Of: up,
tiOns fairly Nuiiyu Hnd higher; Ne. = February
y. C., Mnrrh ''sc April NE'r,' - ro'lmfut ~ rci
May 81 OJl, June sIcol, july W az, A. closing
ut ~ G. August ~ nPi &C., closing ut W. -, De,
CENTER AiN9ir, closing NJ Nl." Corn, receipts
5000 bushels: exports fS,9lt bushels: sales 49,
OWI bushels Ui futures aud ~ 900 bushels OF SPOT
market fairly nriivc uugTHdrd mixed lUi iuiilgc;
February and March ~ r.; April ~ - May &c:
June ~ sllHIc, closing nj l"Ir. oats, tCrcip,s
.iNNh bushels. exports so bushels; hiuN
10000 bushcl, ot futures md piuDu
bushels UI spot; market fairly rrtiyu,
spot No. = white %ig' missed western
gtl'iiC, white do ,lil"E; No. Chicago alc. Hay
and hops quiet. Inilcr, options irln aud itlu
points higher; February ldIElG.slr; March,
April und May lulrhlH#c; june, luly Hud An,
gust lG,sjc: Mny ID !tc September 1860; Octu.
tier, November AMI December lGIaG1u; spot
Rio strong ut lT, sugar. refined steady.
M"ascs irm. Rice quiet IulIuw steady: city
~ ~, Resin sltHiy, strait common 81 " al 10.
lurpcntinc steady, l.pE, less nptiyC; western
ljAlt',c, Pork and cut meats s,undy. Lard GGll
western steam I,gOc, March nUG ApI,l 1900. May
and June 5,.iC; July I2ic. August T.'c: seq.
TENDER TalC, Butter easy: western dHiiy lin2,c.
do creamery iGh.S'.c Cheese quiet Nwd easy
western Zoe
PHILADELPHIA, "a" Feb @6.-rlour steady.
Wheat dull and lower: No red February
mud March o .NnNr; APRIL - ,uEr: May ~ 81,
81 W. Corn dun aud lower; 80 mixed track
lor: steamer 80. high mixed ioMlic; So.
mixed February lhiN.c; March i0lnio' e; MMy
ilAat!c., ,Onls quiet and steady; futures dull;
&Ic; April aEmAi4c; May %i'gc
CISCISSArI, Feb. 9,--Flour moderately dull.
Wheat dull 80. red atag7c; receipts lCj bush.
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The best Of advantages In Music, Painting
half luuf. $50 with music Pupils admitted
after the hoil'nys, or Fr'rlmryI Address REV
nn. A. NJ. REID, Principal, or MG' SANFORD
Co. Principal. NllWANW
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bush, 81 20. dried corn, per b., 5aGc; homiuy
/ per Dbl, SiOl,
L0gs Fresh in case !Saljc per dozen; fresh II
| barrels Bale
[ mlSed live getse, per N, tlalOc. chicken dH
l picked, halgr duck, dry picked, 4At2c
Psigiots-Ptetless, per Dbl, PRIME sew u "a
80: rose per Dbl, prime, new, 81 u, per bushtl
3iAiic,
Nun-Chcstuuts. s. GOA! 10 rrr bu,hel; wal.
nuts, illjNr; shtllbnrkS, 81 Ia! W; peanuts,
green, 5'.ao' g Per pound roasted q @al " per
bushrl.
81 jOaS u per barrel; Cape Cod, 5! 5la. 90 bar
Tropical Frlls-Lemons. s! fOa3 70 per box;
Jamaica oranges, 81 jGli ~ per barrel Mc,'lna,
do 81 itAi a. Flur!ias, :! Seal " per box hauA-
mas, 81 JH4 ~ per buurn; CucnauNts, ~ WA' ~
per hundred 1OEay grapes, s. Sa0 N per kyg
Vegetables Er-CAbbagc, :! NAi 20 per hun
lrcd, celery. Ha.Nc per dozen, onions, yellow
Danyrf' 81 Nal " per barrel; do IhSr per
bushel, IgFnips ijca'l % pee barrel; hale' :! .
HonCg-white clover per b., l3al5c; pure
slniurd NalOC.
RGgs-Whlc, mixed cotton, per h., lAali z;
all wool, per d., "a ~; miSc,l, per lh,,la!hc,
PJWiry-Liyc chickens, old, Per dozen, ~ NN
iOJiChickens, spring, per dozens! 1Ra UO; durkN,
per dozen, - %; geese, per pRir. NOIlsl -
R loWd-Eiye Turkeys rcr ID" lgci ducks,
per d., SCI chickens, hens pcrlG., SaN' q; chick
Gus, old cocks I, e: spring chickens, per h.,
Sc. geese, full tralhuFcd 3a0c.
Roots nW BGrks-IIlusrug dry, per 10, ~ tie
maui, 5! 4la! TO- sAssHirlS bark, per D., y !ldc
sassairls oil prr d., lGIjOc; May apple root, per
SC; blood root Per b., ~ seneca snake root, per
b., freq Of top, 35alOr West Virginia snake root,
per h., 4NL}T; pink root, per ID, line, 3UENc;
elm bark, per h., lac.
., !iNIOc white, loo; mCcOuu, 20. |, 'hr;
No ., bUr, M. ., 9,C; No, t. jnliC, UUusSUm, |
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Many seemingly inrumblc eases Of blood
poison, CatarrI, scroiula aud rheumatism have
been cured by b. II, u. botanic Blood Balm,
madcby the Hood hahn Co., Atlanta, TIA, Write
to them iur book filled with convincing proof.
t. ". u. Raider living seven miles from
Athens tn, writes For several years suffered
with running ulcers, which doctors treated Nud
pronounced iucGrHblc. \ single bottle Of u, H.
y. did me more good than all the doctors. |
Kept on usIug It Hud every ulcer healed"
II. e. Kimri ~ son, TOwnliga, Tia, writes
I'VE induced nrighh9r to Try H. H. J.. for
Cntarrh which h. thought uCIlrhlr, " 1t hnd
resisted all treatment 1t hclIghtrl him, md
continuing It. use he was cured sound and well. >"
H. NJ. Lawson, last Point, tia, writes; "My
wife md scrOluN fifteen years. She Kept grow
Ing worse, She lost her hair and her skin broke
out iMrlully, debility, cmHcintion nnd no Upc.
titc followed. After Physicians aud numerous
advertised medicines failed, tried u. u, IT,, md
her recovery was rapid mud complete"
Oliver acCOr, Baltimore Md, writes; If SUI.
frrrl from week back aud rheumatism. Il H. II.
lsilS proven u he the only medicine that gave me
relief" Logan 4 Co., Wholesale Agents,
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Advice to Mothers,

Are YOU disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting tceth2 II
30, send nj once and get Il bottle OF Mus.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP ron Cnll-
DRES TEETmISd. It's value is inralCula-
bio. II will relieve tho poor little SUI.
iGrer Immediately. Depend upon II
mothers, there is no mistake about it. II
cures dysGntery ind diarrlGa, regulates
the stomach md bowels, cures wind
nhmmatiOn and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MlS. WINslowN
SoorIIlSG SYRup ron CHILDREN TEETH.
ISd Is pleasant TO tho tHstc, and Is the
prescription Of ono Of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and Is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout tho world. Price 20
cent? a bottle. AwFdw
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plGGOlqS EARLY CAREER.

Ills Connection With tho Futile FGuian
Movement In 1918.
PhRlhlphtG Pres,
The early exploits OF Richard Piggott,
the vendor and suspected iorger OF the
ParnelI letters, form an interesting chap
ter in the story OF his career, In youth
he was Il careless fellow, drifting about
the city OF Dublin intent upon pleasure
and excitement, Ills father was one OF
the chief barons OF the exchequer and
was one OF the first Catholic Judges Ire
land had. lis fathers position gained
for him admission into the best circles,
where his rampant talk against the foes
Of Ireland made him appcarto be Il man
willing to sacrifice everything for the
sake OF his country.
Pggott was on friendly terms with Il
number OF the men interested in the
Young Ireland party, and when the
party separated in 1871 and the Moral
Force party was organized in its stead
PiggOtt became prominent in the COun.
ellis OF the latter. lie was one OF the
lMtlllNsOllt AlfltSNtto W kIN NONlNlN VI
the Irish confederation. Am0ng the
others were Judge O'Gorlnan, Charles
Gavin Duffy, Thomas Francis MeHghcr,
Thomas Darcy McGee and William
Smith 0'Brieu. Piggott was prominent
figure in the meetings Of the council,
and talked Il great deal about the ncceS-
sity OF bl0odshcd and other terrible
things. 1t was as much due TO Piggotts
inhammatory speeches US to any other
consideration tint at tho convention in
D'0licr street, Dublin, in July, ISIS, it
was resolved to attempt to raise the pcNs'
antry Of Tippeary to instruction.
Piggott grew Historically hNppy over
this project, and demanded that he be
assigned to post OF danger and dill.
Guilty. The council sent Richard OGor.
man, Thomas Mcaghcr, and Morris
l.cynC, u nephew Of Daniel 0'COnncll,
to different cities. John l.awlcr, a soil.
cit0r; Patrick ODOnohuc, Colonel
.O'Bricn and ligg0tt were stationed in
the counties Of Wicklow and Kildare.
They were to meet and arrange for di.
vision OF their work, All were on hand
at the appointed time except PiggOtt,
inter dreNry wait II became evident
TINT Plggott would not appear, and
oDonohuG declared that he must have
betrayed them i
The result OF this attempt to rouse and
arm the pcasantry OF Ireland is well
known. Scarcely q month had passed
before O'DonOhue, MCNgher and O'Byrnc
were arrested and lodged IN prison.
pisgott had mysterioMsly disappeared.
1t was rumoTcd that Efforts were making
to arrest him, but when at last he reap;
prared he was permitted to strut around
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Drafts on England Ireland, Fmncc and Ger
many.
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FOR SALE.

building lots on the Old Fair Grounds, 2ane'I
Orchard, SUrh and South Front Streets and
South lCnu streets, nj very low figures.
4 good fUOmGd House ut GIil Jacob street, al
o bargain.
Double Brick House, - and 70 Virginia street,
will sell separate or both together. They con-
tain all modern improvements.
seven ROOmUd House, l3i south BTOalwAyi q
good property at much less than COS..
Four RDUmcd Cottage for .I1j.
Eight ROOmed House. North Front street;
river lot; all In good condition; $500.
Five EoOmCd House, q North broadway; will
make p,cnsan, hOmU
Six R0omrd Brick lIoutC, southwest cOrnci
Thlrty.Cighih and Wood streets, Ht Il bargain
will pRy Tor Investment
Dwelling llOucs, large aud small, always OF
hand for rent.
DCls u, q. SMITH, I'm Main Street,
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Will Go IN ANOTHHR CAPACrEY.
A n Member Of rhs Cabinet Mr.. Blaine
VIII Represent the Whole Country.

As n Member Ut thv Cabinet Mr.. Blaine
VIII Represent the Whole Country,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb, Ex-Governor
Burlclgh has rcCeceiyed the following
letter from Hon. james &. Blaine:
Hs Elro'!srry =. Q. Eurciyh, GoroHor Of Maine
DEAR SIR:-I hereby resign my posi-
ton as a member OF the delegation to
represent Maine at the centennial
oithe Inauguration OF George Washing
ton as President OF the United States
| respectfully request that you will fill
my place as promptly as is consistent
with the selection Of u man who will be
certain to discharge the duties required
Of him and be present in New York at
the appointed time,
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES Il. BLAINE,
Governor Burleigh has appointed en-
Governor Conner, who has been acting
chairman in the absence OF Mr., Blaine
as chairman,
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure
Il return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists Il bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
Covery for Consumption. 1t is guNran.
tccd to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs or
chest, such rs consumption, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whOoping
cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free ut Logan II Co.'S drug
store.
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New NoER. Feb, 9G.-pruulcUm opened strong
nj ". -, but 'gggcI oil To- ~ ,rUn realizing sales
III The lint huUG 1t then advanced To gi',r but
9,UHU barrels,
on CRY, Pa Feb. 4t.-O Opened ut g2'@ri high.
est Gri Lowest ~ 90 closet ut ~ g, Aluf 49,
ON barrels; clcamuCus l,EN.NJO barrels; charters
1rpH hnrrrs, shipments W,Ni5 barrels, runs n,'
bl7 barrels,
lTTsUuEGU, Pa Feb. aM-rcrolcUm active
and l.rm' .uPcnrdntp! g: closed ut W g, high
est ~ ~; luwcslvli,r.
BRADFORD, ~, Feb, go=Opcucd ut - C;
closed q, y-',c Highest %' g, lowest gi},c clear
uuccs TiO.UuO barrels
TTusvllIu, "a, Feb. ar-OpCncd ut " g.;
highest p1r, lowest ~ a.. closed ut ~ g,
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We desire 10 any to our citizens, lhut
for years We hnvO boon selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr,
Kings Now lfiU FILLS, liuCklCn's ArniCn
sAlvO and Electric Filters, mud layO
meyer handled remedies thN( sell M well,
Or nat hayn given such universal sNtia.
iactloh. Wa do not hesitate 10 gunrnn.
Too tliOm every time, aud wU stand ready
70 refund lllU purchase price, II EatIsInG.
ln,ry results do not follow their usC.
These remedies have won their grCaL
popularity purely oil their merits,
Logan Il CO., druggists,
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of the Money aud Stuck oIHr.
kGIz,

New York, Feb, 9G-MUucy on call easy 1t
T.! per cent, closed Offered At = FER cent.
Prime mercantile paper lad percent, SlcrlngcN.
change dull but steady and unchanged, ~ulca u
slOrl, ltG,GiO shares,
Tile stock market IN LAY showed about the
same amount II business dune as Oh yesterday,
hut there was II much hctttr tone tn the deal.
iugs, and final prices generally are imCtiuuully
higher than those nj lust evening, The opening
prices showed advances Of from f.. 10 ~ per
cent, and although the market Developed u re-
dictionary tendency In the early dealings, Cotton
Oil leading, there was full recovery and Il dc.
Cidclly strong tone had been developed. En-
IRENE dizziness marked the dealings niiCT noon,
aud AtChiSOn declined over Il point, while
Chicago tins bCINmc very strong, and, with Orr-
gOn stocks, was the strong feature nj the after
Moons trading. The mrfSCi closed dull aud
firm generally nj fractional Enns, Almost the
CntIrcHrtivC list Is higher, Oregon improvement
At per cent highuruud Chicago tinN ~,
Railroad bonds more uCliyC. snlu' slHlIOOO
Government aud SlutC bonds dali nnd steady
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GIVE Ely's Cream Balm u trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of
catRrrh, hay fever, cold In the hcnd, &C.,
Can DO obtained Of any reputable drug.
pisl and may DO relied upon NJ II safe
nnd pleasant remedy for tho above com.
plants and will give Immediate relief
II Is not n liquid, snuff or powder, hNs
no offensive OlOr aud cNn bc used 1t amy
tlmU with good results, IN thOusanlsCNh
testify, among them some OF the attaches
Of this Office, Spirit Of he Times, May
gN 1881. MMrAM
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FOR SALE.

The well known ttottlng mare TWINKLE
young. handsome well bfCl sound as dOllAi
and Il most perfect driver,
Twinkle Ii perhaps rs desirable Il roadster n
the State ran produce. She was sired by saCrn
mcnlo who was by WO0hiOri McmDrinO, record
2:gii % sire Oi MembruO Dudley, 2.lpii, and Il
host III other good Ones,
Twinklc's dam was by Toronto PatChcn, he by
Ellis rhtChcn, who was sired By the old horse
Twinkle has had no irHluins other than run,
WORK but Cun tfut full mile IN $50; with siN
weeks good handling ought To ttDt ten ScCOnd'
faster. She Il very gentir-indpel may he said
to be without fault or blumlsh. Her owner sell
only because lie has some young ones, raised by
himself, which he wishu, To drive. and there
Address c. II. slATTCCK,
Care Citizens National bark,
fp1i PApkEW-UlpU. " Va,