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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
CHRISTMAS DOINGS.

Santa Claus did bis duty Christina
eve in very nice and modest way, pre-
senting his favorite children with pres
cnts suitable TO the times.
Beginning in the east at the G. p.
church a pretty tree was seen and nice
program given. At the Christian we'll
laden vide spreading tree gladdened
many nearts. The program was good
At the III. +, church south a beautiful
arch mas well covered with presents.
Two ~ @lden gates were used in an ex-
ercise al much interest. The program
was extensive and appropriate. At the
Baptist church some fine trees held the
presents. The program pleased all who
heard IL. At the Evangelical church a
beautiful cantata was presented in which
the manger with Mary at it, the shep-
herds and wise men formed parts. The
presents were arranged on a large arch.
At the NJ. T.. church some well-shaped
trees well filled were the center OF at
traction. Santa Claus did his duty in
an eminent manner. At the Catholic
church appropriate exercises were held
and at midnight mass heard. The
decorations ~ere very pretty. At the
Congregational church q enow house iu
the midst OF an evergreen forest present.
ed 3 pretty sight. Old Santa Claus came
out after come pleasing exercises and
made many hearts leap for JOY. At the
U. 2. church Christmas drama or can
tata was given in which old Chris Krin-
gle was captured and tied 10 chair and
then gave an exhibition with his elves,
fairies, Jack Frost, snow man and big
pie. At the Presbyterian church an inn
mense tree held the presents. The ex-
ercises greatly pleased those present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Another Version.

Search has been made at Corvallis iol
the body Of w. 7. Rocket, the Gypsy
nightwatch, supposed to be drowned al
that city.
One member OF Il e eGypsy's crew how.
ever, casts doubt over the theory oi
drowring, says the Times. This is Purs-
er Nj. F lamar, and he said: at is my
candid opinion that Rocket was not
drowned, either accidentally or other
wise. believe that he is in good health
somewhere on dry land, and that his
disappearance WAS with malice afore-
thought Rocket was iiighty sort OF
chap, and he xas involved financially.
HIS wages were recently garnisheed, aud
since that time he has been in a devil
may-caie frame OF mind, and do not
think it at all improbable that he has
concluded to give his family and debts
the slip and has gone to try his hand in
new and greener pastures. He may ol
course have attempted TO board the boat
have slipped and fallen into the river
bottom, but seriously doubt il. Any
report to the effect that there was fQal
play in the case is certainly wi,hou,
foundation or justification.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Lebanon.

Miss Abbie Fry. who is teaching school
in the Denny district has made ar
rangements with her pupilsstc have an
entertainment and Christmas tree.
Lewis Crandall returned, on last FRI
day evening, from Anaconda, Montana,
where he has been working since last
May.
Miss Annie DuMond and DR.. Foley
have each purchased fine piano from
the Wiley B. Allen Music company.
G. D. Mcknight has moved to Tennes-
see, after an absence of over year. He
will be great help to the neignborhooi.
He was nominated for president of the
literary society the very evening of his
arrival.
Alfred W. Long, who resided at this
place IS years ago, but now lives in Mos
cow, WASH, is in Lebanon visiting
friends and relatives. He has not been
here since he left Is years ago.
a the last regular meeting OF Lebanon
Lodge No. ~ A. F. & A. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: E E Hammock, W M: II A
Miller, "; W Burkhart, "; Z o
HickoK, sec; Wsssom, treas; John
Morris, Tyler.-Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

CaRIsr.As FOR TnR PooR Probably
the largest donation ever given at one
time here, for charity, was that given
yesterday by the children Of she Central
school. The subject had been mentioned
by the teachers in the different grades
and at Mondays assembly and mos.
nobly did the children respond to the
call for free will Offering, almost every
thing in the line of provisions and cloth
ing being given. Thanks are due also to
the markets for generous donations oil
meat, Hollis giving 10 lbs OF bacon and
also Meesrs Beam, Allen and others for
bread, butter. etc., and especially to
Turner & Miller for the use OF team and
wagon with which Masters Turner, War.
ner and Lambson delivered the things
There is an amount OF clothing at che
school house which will be given TO needy
children who will come for it at any
time between 8 and l2 on Friday and
Saturday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Fatal Accident.

The Express gives the following par
ticulars OF fatal accident at Fosters in
which Al. Wodtli lost his iife: 1t seems
that Mr.. Wodtli, who has been working
in his fathers mill at Foster, was ont H.
the timber doing some work, when some
one came to the mill to get some grist
ground. Mr.. Wodtli started to the
house after the key to the mill, when he
discovered that the house was on fire.
The books belonging to the mill were
up stairs, and Mr.. Wodtli. not needing
the impending danger, rushed up stairs
after the books, but he never returned
the flames did their deadly work, and
the dead body of the unfortunate man
was not recovered until after the flames
had su esided.
it was certainly a very sad &c ident,
and the hereaved relatives and friends,
CT the deceased have the sympathy of the
entire community.
His sister. who lives in Albany was
telegr1phed for.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
FATAL ACCIDENT.

Roy Warren, aged Il and Earl Fronk
aged 10, last Thursday afternoon wen
duck hunting up the CaIipooia. The,
returned towards home late in the after
noon. Not carrying TO remain an,
longer the Fronk boy came home alone
leaving the Warren boy alone In the field
beyond the slaughter house, near the
Masonic cemetry. After he had gone
some distance he heard q shot, bui
thought nothing of il at the time. Noi
returning home the parents of the War.
rem boy became anxious and Mr.. O. W.
Warren went to the home of young
Fronk and with lanterns, lead by Earl,
searching party went after him. In
the field where he had been left he was
first found by the FronE boy about
O'Clock, lying dead with the gum beside
him. He had been shot IN the right
breast just above the rios the shot going
up into his neck, through the jugular
vein, causing instant death. The indi-
cations were that he had been walking
along carrying the gun by the muzzle
and Swinging il along as cane,-it is
said he was in the habit of doing this
when j. was discharged by the stock
striking the ground too heavily. His
body was taken home and cared for.
Coroner @. F. Wright, of Harrisburg,
came to Albany yesterday afternoon and
called jury. consisting Of E. u. Red
field. Prof. W. II. Les, z. II. Dunham,
Frank Blodgett, E. l. Power and Will
liam Fortmiller, with G. 4. Fronk as
clerk. The testimony showed that Roy
Warren and Earl Fronk started out from
home about ] 30 and went out beyond
the slaughter house. The Warren boy
shot . crow and carried his gun cooked
over his shoulder The two boys sat on
log for long time, until about $50,
when young Fronk said be must 90 home.
Ro' sAid be expected another boy and
would wait and 20 up slough and try
and get q duck, and started Of. He had
been in : cheerful mood, and was antic-
ipzting a nice time at Tangent, where he
expected TO spend Christmas. When
hrs body was found about O'clock Il was
nearer home than where Earl had left
him IN the open field indicating thz. lie
had started for home. The bali entered
his body at nearly right angles and the
gun must have have been resting against
his clothes, indicating that he NAV have
stumbled falling over against il just ss il
Was discharged. The load struck the
collar bone and Just Aooye Il making q
hole about one and 6 half by two inches,
going through the iuguizr yein and lodg-
ing in the back Of the neck. The jury
tried 10 jar the hammer OF the gun down
when cooked, bat It would no. drop.
Their verdict azs according 10 the
facts that death was caused from gun
shot wound by the accidental discharge
of tbe gun.
The deceased WAS g son OF J. J. Beard
.ot tangent, bat was adopted by Mr.. o.
". Warren when quI:e Young He was
= quiet boy and greatly beloved by his
parents who have the sympathy OF
all in their great loss The deceased wzs
born on Christmas day in 1882
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

Ring phone 3. or Smiley the prin;e
Consdeace has nothing TO do with holi
ds! prizes at Long photo gallery.
A hae line Of Cooks Ranges and Heat
ers at The Stewart 4 Sox Hardware Co =.
DIR. G. w. Masson. physician and Sur.
geon. Albany Or. Caiis answered prompt.
ly in city or country
If you are in need Of a heating stove
call and examine the Royal IeHel Al II
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co.'S.
Drs II. Z. and o. K. Beers Offices .at
residence IN the post Office building spec
iai attention given 70 diseases of wor sen,
Clothing cleaned and repaired by sIrs 4
E Owen Bird between Ellsworth anC. .Sro~ d
aibIn.
l6 chances 10 l that yon will he pIesses
il you yet your meats OF the Albany Dress
ed Beef ompany, Cor 2nd and Ellsworth
reefs. First class meats Of all kinds a
reasonable prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

A COOP SHOW One Of the best boii-
day shows on the coast is billed al the
Reed for this, Christmas week. Pro-.
Zera and his mariouettes and pantomiul-
lists opened there last night TO the small
est house he viii have during his engage
ment. His slight OF hand work is simply
wonderful. Young Lawrence in his
songs and sayings is excellent. Prof.
Zers, as ventr:loquist, is as tine as can
be seen or heard anywhere and the mar
ioHettes are the most novel and en- ter
tanning of anything that has been shown
here in years. 1t il unqualifedly good
show and Is adapted for the amusement
of children, yet the elders can well az
ford 10 patTonize it and laugh with them.
Statesman. at the opera house next
Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Higher Than PATHS.
THE Wonderful RANG of EL.Ks
BEAcH TAW's YsIC
SALEMIS TO HEAKIT-

Patton Bros. engage the coming singer
for concert. Yaw's interesting per-
sonality and remarkable career.
The managers Of Reeds Opera House
have arranged with that phenomen nal
singer. Ellen Beach Yaw, TO give a con-
cert In Salem next Monday evening.
December 28.
Miss Yaw is something more than
hne singer; her voice is phenomenal
ore In the fullest sense Of that much
abused term. 1t extends over nearly
four octayes. from G below E in the al
tissinDo. The world rect rds only one
other singer approaching such a range
LucrezIa Ajagari- q protege OF Mozart,
and Miss YaI goes four full tones higher.
Aside from the extraordinary com pass
Miss Yaw's voice has received high
praise for its purity and sweetness OF
tone.
Miss Yaw's appearance there will be
an event that will lie looked forward to,
not merely BY musicians, bot by all mu-
sic lovers, aud large number Of others
VIII undoubtedly go from the same mo-
tive that would prompt them to see a
freak OF nature in some other direction.
1t is expected that great many peo-
PIE OF this city viii go to Salem next
Monday TO attend this great concert.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

BowIISo In the bowling contest Of
. games OF 10 frames each three bowl.
ers are through. f. Patterson averaged
1915. OF the others Drum averages
E. Horton 50 for 3 games. II Hopkins
27.79 for Il games, J E Brown 26.i6
for l3 games, ] Smiley 25 81 for 8
games, ii b Miller 81 % for IS games, 4
& Mccoy 81 for games. Dr Beers 42 for
game and Barr 26 for game.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Nose Broken .

Doc. st Clair ha 1 his nose broken last
night in about the following manner, as
nearly IS can be learned: He Was in
Reis's saloon talking with airiend. when
James Blackburn came up. A very shor,
conversation ended in BlAckbnrn's sirik-
ing st. Clair without preliminary work,
hitting him fairly on the nose. causing a
bad break. DIR. Davis dressed the wound.
Marshal Lee At once arrested Blackburn
and placed him in the calaboose. where
he was kept until this forenoon, when he
was released on bail. ST. Clair was no.
able to be out today and the case wss not
disposed of.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

Mr.. Robert Huston and family are in
the city for Christmas.
Miss Jane Morris came IN from Salem
today for the holidays.
Martin Ludwig and family went to
Eugene today for Christmas.
Mrs. Rogers, nee Miller, arrived in AL
bany this noon on a visit.
Mrs. Judge Holgate died at Corvallis
yesterday at the age OF So years.
Reuben Thompson, OF the McMinn-
vile college is in the city for the holi-
days.
Rev. p. A. Moses, of Corvallis, went to
MiIlers today to visit with /. d. Miller,
who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. John Johnson has resigned as Sec
retary Of the Y. M. O. A. and will 60 To
California on trip. Mr.. Hart has been
elected to fill the position.
Miss Zuia Winn has accepted a posi-
ton in the chashier's department o.
Wells Fargo at Portland. She is q com
petent, reliable young woman who will
fill it well.
Wheat ~ cents.
| A good many college students have beel
going through Albany for their homes.
FM Black, juryman in the Jones cas-
being tried at Portland, died during tn
trial, necessitating beginning over again
The postmaster is advertising for bids t
, carry the mails from the Office to the de
d pot. Apply to him for blank form OF bids
! The new Eastern Star officers are: MI
0 Z w Langdon, w NJ; T M nedfeld,
. p: Mrs f. Alien M. Miss Flora Ma
son, Sec; Mrs VI Redfeld, Treas; Mi
Zula Winn. Conductress; Miss Hattie Ga
braith, Associate Conductress; Mrs Fl
= Hewitt, Mrs c @ Kelley, and Mrs Jol
Althouse Trustees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

Two FESH.-Weines1aY evening Nj.
Jas. blackburn was fined IS and costs for
Asszulgng Mr. ST. ClAir and che same
vas paid Mr. 81. Clair wishes his YER
sion oi the matter giyen. lie Was stand
ing in Mr.. Reiz's saloon talking with q
friend when Mr.. Blackburn who had
been drinking at the bar came up 10 him
add said Il understand you have been
talking abou me-" He answered. call
ing him stranger. noi being acq1ainted
SiIh him Al all, telling him thA, he did
not even know him. Aad adding tina; be
be dsd not want 20, turning his face
slightly 20 one side. ~ the same time
without any warning Blss kblru struck
him 8 terrific blow on the cose knocking
him down. The bones Of The nose
were broken in three places. Mr.. 81.
Clair says be had had nothing 3, all &c
do with his AsszilAni before.
Today Bi2ckb burn WAS arrested on q
warrant Issued oas of Justice Hawkins
court on she same charge, and, pleading
guilty, vas fined s. an dco@sE. 81.
Glars no<e was so badly broken as 10
permanently defo-m Il, and lead some 70
suspect the use OF orass kuuckes, bul
there Is do evidence 10 that effect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Dur stasdins NJ Hem

Pour out Of every Eve bottles OF u,edi
cine sold in th, last Eve years are 5. y
goods. The s B Headache aud Live
Cure use myself ss a general physle
IL you are sick and want TO get we'll. th'
quickest. cheapest and safest method il tf
buy the S B. remedies and use as directed
{. p. BALcH, Druggist, Dnfur, or . Fo'
sals by Foshay & Mason at 50 cts per bot
Ia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
CONSERVATORY OF HUSIC
Albany College

Teachers for the school year 1896 1897:
Zinri II. Pzrvin, Mus. Doc. director.
Assistant teacher-Mzrguerite Anderson.
B. n, and Mrs. Josephine Sharpe
Thorough and systematic instruction
gwen in all the important branches Of
music Best conservatory rooDs and
laigest musical library snd facilities f5r
musical work. Largest number of con-
servatoTy stadents enrolled Of any musie
school in the state. Terms low. Send
for circular and catalogue, 70
WALLACE HoxE LEE, f. NJ
Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Poland China Pigs Cor Saie-

An. one desiring to improve theil
stock OF hogs viii DO well to Sc me be
fore buying, AZ the Skeeis place one nIIs
north OF Albany, on Independence road
have several pigs, both sexes, from
thoroughbred stock, which vill sell 3:
hard time prices or trade for fat hogs.
chickens, potatoes, grain or feed or sell
cheap for cash in hand | am deter.
mined to sell and will sell almost At q
mans own figure so call soon for they
must 20 Nov Is the time to 20 IN good
hogs while you can get them 50 reason
able, for logs can't stay so cheap.
2. II. HCGEsoS, the Gardiner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

This refers 10 a good many reports oil
shot guns heard in the southwest gu
burbs Of Albany on Cliris,mas day, iol.
lowed by misses. In shooting at live
pigeons in the afternoon +. III. Pfeifer
dropped only out Of l2, 10 his oppon
en,s s. as follows:
Piclffer- OOOII-;
Has opponent-00il 2I0l0l-s
In another contest against Al Boenicke
Mr.. Pfelffer killed 5 out oft 10 Mr..
Boenicke's I.
During the day from about 10 O'Clock
until nearly I there was . constant
shooting at blue rocks, until the air ~ az
iuli OF cracks, for turkeys and otherwise
Some expert shooting was done. Tho
Eromaas were present in force. Geor ge
Dave. Grant, Jim, Horace. Frank, With
David ST in the audience. An Albany
man occasionally got . turkey, bot as {
rule the country fsoys took the gobbler.
A nimrud in speaking Of the cost esti.
mated that everything considered ever
shot meant an expense OF rearly 10 cent?
TO somebody.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

RECOVERED $500 DAAAors.-Last Jam
nary t. W. Gowan OF lsquina had w.
Z. Murphy who owed him $S7 30 arrest
ell as an absconding debtor and he was
Imprisoned for fifteen days. Murphy
sued Gowan for 500 damages, and the
case was tried before Judge Stearns at
Toledo last Tuesday, J. X. Weaiherford
and w. S. McFadden appearing for the
plaintiff. 4 Judgment for the full
amount was awarded the plaintiff. The
case will probably be appealed. II Is
said to be the first case OF the Kind ever
tried in the state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
new YORK WORLD,
THRIcE-A-WFEE EDITION
ages a Week. l5s Rs2eTS a lear.

L. larger thas any weekly or semi
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ished in New York City. Three times
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ly OF New York Cit<. L viii be Of
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hzs al the freshness and timeIiness
daily. Il combines al the news
- long list OF interesting depart
=, unique features, cartoons and
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atty.
] these improvements have been
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We offer this uneauzled newspaper
and the WEEKLY DExoczAT together o8e
year for 500. Satisfactory terms with
ly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
HELP wANTED-.AALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR cam
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written by r. L. Metcaif. Editor Omaha
World Herald, appointed author by Bryan.
Coatains speeches and platform. A bonanza
for agents, free silver mine for workers.
Only $3.50. The oaly authorized book. so
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

CnRIsTNAs ESTERIAISNKST.-The en-
tertainment given last night by the La
dies OF the Maccabees and the K. o. 7
NJ. at Armory Hall was success in
every particular. The Christmas tree
was loaded heavily and much pleasure
and amusement companied the distri-
button Of presents. An entertaining
program " as rendered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Instrumental Music.

Mr.. II. NJ. Backensto has located il
Albany where he will give instructions
in instrumental music. He teaches
violin, guitar, mandolin and number
of orchestral a,.l brass instruments. Mr.
Backensto is musician of well-known
ability in both practical and theoretical
music, and one OF the most successful
eachers in the state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Corvallis TO Portland IN One Day.

The steamer Albany elegantly furnished,
including rew piano, rams between Cor
Wallis and Portland on the following sche-
dule: Down river. TUESDAYS, Thursdays
and Sundays Leave Corvallis 6 a M:
Albany, n: Buena Vista, N; Inde-
pendence, $50 m. Srlem. 1850 a m:
Newberg, p N; arrive Portland, m
days. Leave Portland, 6 m; Newberg
1880 a IN; Salem, SD 2 m; independence,
5 2 m; Buena Vista. 7:S0 p m; Albany
$40 p m; arrive Corvallis, ll:2o p m.
The above schedule means no more Iay-
overs at Salem. Fastest time and a de
lightful trip. Portland dock foot Yamhil
st. EDWIN STONE.
J. c. MAYO, Manager.
Supt River Div.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Wants to Be President.

The following was received at the
DKNocRST oiiice today. The indications
are the writer will no; land where he i
ambitious to Take il for what il il
worth:
LOWELL, Mass. Dec 9ls,, 1886.
DRAR Sgg. PleAse publish:
hope the Second JAckson Clubs will
Send me Collection OF money. am
poor. / wan; to 20 West and South TO
boom myself up for the Presidency Of
1900. telieye as Mr.. Bryan does In q
Government Of the people for the peo-
le and by the people. Respectfully
REy. WILLIAM w. JACKSON. JR.,
No. 80 Cabot Street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
Send Your Bundle.

Care and intelligence in laundering
,lothes ha<had It's eifece-it is responsible
for the success ot the Albany Steam ,Laun.
dry. Send along your bundle to the best
laundry in the valley, or let Merrill ID.
Phillips know and he will call fur it.
If you are not patron of the Albany
Steam Laundry tell the proprietor at once
TO send for your bundle. Once customer
always a customer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01

A RAIsE.-The state board of equaliIa-
ton voted 10 raise the class OF merchan-
disc 20 per cent in Linn county. Raises
were made in other counties as follows
Coos 20, Gillian 80, Grant 90, Klamath
20, Lane 10, Multnomah 25. Polk 10,
Sherman 80, Tillamook Is, Umatilla 20
Yamhill 10. The price of cattle was
raised 25 per cent in Linn county. Horse:
and mules and sheep and gcats remain
| as assessed.
/ The assessment of rolling stock II
Jackson county has been made to con.
form to the rest of Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
An Important Difference.

To make il apparent to thousands, who
think themselves i'll. but that the system
simply needs cleansing. is to bring comfort
home % their hearts. as a costive condition
Manufactured by the California Fig syrup
Company only. and sold by all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-01-01
HOLIDAY GOODS
VIII be Sold at Cost by J. Grad.
wohl.

Mr.. julius Gradwohl will sell his large
stock of holiday goods, including China,
silver ware, etc. etc, at the cost OF laying
down in Albany, in order to close them
out, preparatory to putting in stock oI
general merchandise. He has a fine as.
sortment and the prices are bottom ones
Patronize one who has helped to builc
up the city.