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- VTv 3 ? ?- .. Vol. xvn. Astoria, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, April 12, 1882. No. 10. mkt 4'wwww&w 3 Mt DISREPTJTABIS FRIEND, COLONEL COYOTE CLARK. When I told the officers of my church in that newest city of the newest of the southwestern states that Mrs. Clark had called upon me with a view of joining our so ciety, those officials were struck with dismay, for the Colonel had shot her former husband. "I am glad to know her," I in sisted. "And you would like to have ner husband, Coyote Clark, call would you?" Mr. Jonos asked, de risively, but I repliod as premptly: "I will bo glad to have liini do so. Ho shall be welcome. That is what I am here for. It is the worst people who v.ecd mo the most." "Do thov? Well I am anxious i tion his wife becamo a inouibor of j to see what will come of it. Col- my church. Not only wai she a onel Coyote Clark!" and Mr. 'regular attendant, but sIio brought Brown evidently coincided in the ! her husband with her. On prayer sarcastic exclamation of Mr. Jones. meeting nights, when it was too As soon as thoy were gone I ' cold or the rain was falling iu tor painted the dreadful reprobate in rents, whoever else was absent it imagination before inc. was not Colonel Covoto Clark not "It is plain," I said to myself, ' ins wife. Every child was in the "that he is a largo, red-faced, j Sunday school. During sermons bushy-whiskered, boisterous man, ! the Colouel gave me his, if not a bully and a blackguard. Doubt- devout, at le:it undivided attcn less the sobriquet of Coyote, prai- tion. I met n cordial reception rie-fox, has come to and clings to t when 1 visited at his house. I him as naturally as tho name of was. a little surprised when on Bob, Tom, or Bill, to other men. calling one hot August evening, I am not afraid of the ruffian," i two or three of his youngest ohil an9 if my fists did not instinct- j dren raced in and out of the par ivoly clench themselves, my man- i lor as naked as tliQ hour they were ner became in anticipation frozen ; born, but thoy were very beauti and defiant. j ful children, and were soon hus- A few weeks afterward, and ', tied off to bed, and the father sat when I had forgotten the disropu-1 listening for an hour after, and table Colonel, there called upon tao ono afternoon a gcntloman whom I know at a glance to bo a book or insuranco agent, nc was an undersized man but well-formed and remarkably well-dressed, closely-shaven, and whose singu larly youthful face was made tho more engaging by a pair of frank and. laughing oyes. There was that in them that grasped me as cordially as did his hand, which I observed was small and white as that of a lady, and which adhered to mino -with n curious magnetic warmth. His voice too, and wholo bearing had such an innocent and childlike sincerity as to win mo at once. No one could bo loss in trusive or more respectful during our conversation upon general topics; I oliserved that ho listonod most attentively to me, and with more than his oyes fastened upon mine. "I will subscribe to this book whatever it is," I murmured to myself at last. "If he is an in surance agent how can I refuse to take xmt a policy?" But he only remarked, as after a vory pleasant visit ho arose to leave, "I am pleased to know, sir, that my wife desires to unite with your church." "Your wife," I stammered. Fes, sir; Mrs. Clark. My namo is Colonol Clark." I daro sa-," ho added, with tho laugh of a school boy, "that you havo heard of mo as Coyote Clark. That is only their fun. For although I am not myself a Christian, as I rcgrot to say, no man, sir, has a deeper re spect for religion," and his face ' had taken on tho sincerest seri ousness. That is tho way wo began our more than mutual acquaintance. Every day I hoard "of some, fresh rasoality of my new friend. Ho was a gambler, was horribly pro fane when enraged, could become more thoroughly intoxicated over night and show less signs of it next morning than any other toper. When crossed in his plans ho could and did kill his mun without a symptom of regret for it afterward. It is absurd to suppose that I liked him notwithstanding all this be- cause he named a race horso after me. It was a shame, but I did like him. Like most men T wast born twins, not like Chang and Eng, for mine is the innermost quality of Jacob" and Esau in eter nal strife, and the hidden Esau in me, shocking as it is to confess sprang forth to greet him every time we met, as we did very often did. It may have been because I had n desire io save the man from himself and iinjitMidiutr doom. "lie is sure to be killed in the end," I urged upon myself; "he is apt to be shot any moment; whatever he does I will not break with him will do my best to w'm him over." He .gave me at opportunity to do so. After a vory long proba- with sympathetic eyes, to all that I could urge upon him as to a chango of life. As I know at tho outset, I can not condense into limits so brief a tenth of what I would like to" say to my friend. For, notwithstand ing everything, I liked him; yes, and I liko him to this hour! I re call tho picnic-dinner he gavo to tho Sunday school in tho woods on a bright October day, tho profuse generosity of tho man, then as al ways, who for some occult rason wore a ruffled shirt and was ap parently the ideal of n refined gentleman. Wo had to repress and refuso his pecuniary gifts to tho church. T believe he would havo built us a new edifice had we allowed it. "And you still think that you cau make n Christian of him?" Tho question was continually dashod upon me liko cold water, and from, it seomed to mo, every quarter. "I can but try!" al ways saiu so, nut it was witn a sinking heart. My friend seemed to bolong to a wholly different speoios somehow, always so cordial, so attentive, po opou to conviction, so frankly boyish and bright faced, yet all along, I could not but know, the same unmitigated repro bate. Disasters befall him in quick succession. His house was burned down, but he tracked tho incendiary, killed him and was an' cheerful as ever. His favorite hon ' was blown up awl burned to a crisp in his Christmas pyrotechnics. Another son, a handsome fellow accidentally shot and killed a young negro with whom ho was playing. A daughter not fifteen was assist ed out of a back window one mid night by a lad not much older, and elopedxto be married by me some weeks after to her abductor. A third son not ten years old had lus clothes hidden while, bathing in the river, and searched and found them onlv to take a small revolver out of the pockels, run, still naked after his mischievous companion and dangerously wound him. Through everything. Coioncl Coyote Clark remained, as far as I could see, the same pleasant-faced, sincere-spoken, innocent mannered J and hopelessly wicked desperado. "Now, is there anything I can do for you?" he reined iu lus horse at my gate one morning to ask, looking the picture of a cavalier, for he was captain of the Rangers, and was off on u scout after the Indian;. I made a reque-t but forgot all about it until, mouths -r.... .... i .... t.:.. -..t M SUIT, I1U M-UIIUt-Ml I'M !!- lyiiiiii vi., . .-It i 1 l . i i tnnt corporation, hi.' put up a job Illy Iitll i'7 niu uiu nil- us-iiiuv ouiver full of ariow.s, tho medicine bag and bow of a Comanche. "He iv.ii a big chief," he said, "and I picked him off on purposo for you." One morning, not long after, I saw him on the roof of a burning j house helping to put out the flames!" at tho peril of his life. Tho next i day I heard the rapid cracking of ' rovolvcrs down street. It was a j Hitln "diffiniiltv lie was having. I tv he was havin"- ' n ens-iicanu uenewer, Kreaitfii rein- ,- ,. , , "'jedy on earth for impotence, leanness, d past his dead ene- sexual dWdity. cto Si, at druggists. . !i..;., ot'l,u;,l Oregon I)('i'Ot,I)AVIS& CO.. Portland, n dying .on the sido- oiegon. - j --a and I hastonc my to find him walk. His face brightened like that of a child when he saw me, and he gave mo tho saruu cordial and .sympathetic attention as of old to all that E had to sav. I see his boyish and iimocent-seeming face tiiis moment, as smiling un conscious of what concerned him most, as a squirrel without the facultv to cure. "Anyhow, I fetched him!" he: laughed and was dead. But why is it that I liked him so much, so very much more than I do people so very much better? Why, oh, why is it? Our Conti nent. How Jackson and Benton Made Peace. President Lincoln is quoted by Charles Gibson, of St. Louis as telling a story illustrating Thomas H. Benton's turn for the drama. Benton and Jackson had long been at feud; they had engaged in a rough and tumble fight, and had not spoken for years, until Jackson was president and'Bontou senator from Missouri. "It was iu this room," said President Lincoln, at at tho White House, "that their first meeting took place. Jackson was seated at this very table, when yonder door swung open and Ben ton stalked in and stood silently in the middle of the floor. Jack son looked up and recognized him at once and recollected at the same that ho had no weapon to defend himself. Silently he got up, walked to the door, locked it and put the key in his pockot, and wont back to his seat. Then ho said, "Does this mean war or peace?" "It means peace," said Benton. Jackson again arose, walked to I he door, unlocked, it came back to his seat, and then said,, 'Colonel Benton, I am pleased to see you. Take a chair.' All this time Benton was standing statucsquely in tho center of tho room, never moving a muscle while Jackson was locking and unlocking tho door, and tho recon eiliation was complete." AH for Love. A btory in real life, with a moit pathetic- side, comes lo us from tho! "old tnr state." A postmaster in i that btato was indicted for stealing! money from n letter, and he plead- j cd guilty, and four months ugo he was sentenced to a year's impris onment. Lately it 1ms come to light that the wife was tho thief, and tho husband voluntarily be came a felon in order to shield the mother of his children, from the shame and imprisonment. When his self-sacrifico was brought to the notico of tho Gov ernor of North Carolina, that offi cial made application to the Presi dent for a pardon, and it has been granted. In fiction this incident would be thought most iinprob- able; in real Jife it is avouching fact that ennobles our .common. humanity. A Pettifogger's Ruse. ' A Portland lawyer, 4short. of funds, tried in a peculiar manner to "raise the wind.1 Aware of the $100 offered by the O.' R. & ". Co. for tho apprehension and con viction of thieve1. steaing- from wherebv a bov vi tn niirr ca, I neeesiuy. rinei'U wiu-re it siiouta al t.is to pjllei tome wa.v.s lie upon the toiler .it adorns it .anil articles of value, ami he VaHyht a 1 ," the theft. I tie lawyer would de- ! fend him, the sentence be light and the thief and his .'piil would divide he reward. The boy i I peached before tho job ihm even attempted nmt the ietrl'gH'M-is ,. ... , .' TV 7 Mercury. Drain ami Serve Wells' Health llencwer, jzn-RUsl nia- Xotice. Icecream, ice cream, at Kobe's - fnaliment saloon, Saturday and .Sun- day evenings, uceiueut Mioesc. Musirnl Instruction. I'rr.f. Krcd. Mayer, of Switzerland. U Hint an nil: ,.1, j utii, iliiuiuj iri,. Mucins a elasi in instrumental music. Any one who contemplates talcing a course or iu structlnn on the piano will find this a rare opportunity. I'rof. M.iyer may In f en at Mr. T llight's. Volloe 1 have bought out tho i.-.tmira:ittn Main street, in ISuchling's building, from .lames White and KnwIIeeand icnted the same to .lames Wliite.indwill not bo responsible for any debts con tracted. ' Max Waont.k. Take Xotice. On after this date an additional 10 cents 'per eord will he charged on all orders for sawed wood not accompanied by the cash, at Grays wood yard. July lst,!S81. I'oruvian Hitter. Cmchona Xlabra. r f The Count Cincliou was tho Hpatdslf Viceroy m Peru In ItSO. The Countess, his wire, was prostrated by an intermit tent fever, from which she was freed by the use of the native remedy, the Peru vian bark. or. as it was called in the language of the country, 'Quinquina." Grateful for Iicr letweiy, on her return to Europo in 1K2, slio introduced tho remedy in Spain, where it was known under various names, until Linnjeus called it Cinchona, in honor of the lady who had brought thorn that which was more precious than the sold of the Incas. To tins day, after a lapse of two hun dred and Ufty years, .science lias eiven us nothing to take its place. It effectu ally cures a morbid appetite for ..timu Iants, by restoring tho natural tono of tho stomach. It attack! excessive love of liquor as it docs a fever, and deitroys both alike. Tho powerful tonic virtue of the Cinchona Ls preserved In the Peruvian BIttefs, which are as effective against malarial fever to-dny as :hcy were In the days of the old Spanish Yiceroys. We guarantee the ingredi ents of thoso bitters to bo absolutel pure, and of tho bent known quality. A trial will satisfy you that this is Urn best bitter in the world. "The proof of the pudding Is in the eating." and wo willingly abide this test. Korsnle by all druggists, groceis and liquor dealers. Order it. Loeb& Co., agents for Astoria. For lninu Back, Sido or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cents. For sale by W. E. Dement. A cough, coid or sore throat should bu stopped. Xeglect f rivjuently results In an incurable lung dibciiseor consump tion. Brown's Bronchial troches do not disorder the stomach liko cough syrups and balsams, hut act diiectlv on the in flamed parts, allaying Irntatioj), give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, and tho lluoat troubles whicJi singers and public speakers aio subject to. For thirty yea is Brown's bronchial troches have been recommended by physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having, been tested by wide auu rousiaui use lor nearly an en tlio generation, they have attained well nicritcd rank among the few -taple remedies of tiie age. Sold at i"i cents a oox everywhere. King of the Blood Is not n "ctii-c elf." It is a Mnoil-purlOr rand tonie. linpiints' of the blood pouoiis tlit sys tem, tlerangci the circul.itimi, anil inns in duces inaiiv disorders, known bv different names to distinguish llieni neeonlini; to ef fects, but bcinp; really branches or phases of thatsre.it generic disorder. Impurity or Blond. Such arn Dwiciia, liilllnumc. Liter Complaint. Comtipatlnn. AVmiiu ! orders. Headache, T!aclachc, flrnciat Weak tie . Heart Dilate, Drop!y. Kidney Dieearc, I'ilc. iWiMWKitiVm, Catarrh, Scrofula, .S.'i'ii Disorder, Pmpto. Uleerii. Swelling, Ae.. Ac. Kins: or the Hlood prevents and cures these by attackinff tho nuwr. Impurity of the blood. Chemists and ph slclans agree In calling it "the most Kcmilne and efficient pi cparatlon for the imrnoso." Sold by Drug clsts, SI per bottle. See testimonials, direc tions, &., In pamphlet, "Treatise on Diseases nt the ISInod' wrappea arotina cacn nottlo U. 1LASII SOM,SON"&C0.,Frqi Baaafo.N.r. Sherman liros. Express VT1II receive order at the store of 1. . Case for upper Astoria or anv other jiaiiot meeiiy. i,eave your orders en the -Into and the will be nromptlr at- t"!J'IO(l to. Cl.-.tarrli of the madder. Stiimituj, smarting, irritation of the urinary passages, diseased discharges, cured bv BaclmnailM. 551, at drugsists. Oxvsoii Depot. liAVLS & CO., Portland. Oreit'iu. A Toilfit Imrurr. SOXpllO XT is a luxury as well as a Kratiiios tliu ta.ti nnrt senies. It sends out a delirious perfume, and pives pleasure and health to its uior.s. The Weeklj .tliiruin Ji umiiiiiiotli sheet, ilouble the size uf i lie Daily, it is just the pa per tor the flriMde. containing in addi iiontoa'I the eurreut nmv.s, choice niK-c.-IUnj.nj'neuliuial matter, market re ports, etc. it is furnished to single sulw -orih-.Ti a: .' -00 perj-ear in advance. War! War! War! I Water front offered tree to any person ihnt uill linitit 11 sniv mill in Mm rirv if wiiiiatnsport. Lumber i to build this eitv. We lw I running order tit present. her have already located jeity, and yet these is n VVilliainspurt. Lumber wo must have nave one store in Quite a num- home.s in this IHJ, .W1U JVC IHl.t 13 lllUllt. OU1U Ull . Ujj(. soum 0f Astoria, on the sunny side P th" l""'on YTViLiii tsov Sp j in.i.uisoN,an. Various Causes Advancing years, care, sickness, dis appointment, and hereditary predisposi tion al operate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed piTinatutely. AykksHvik Vicon will restore laded or gray, light or red hair to a rich brown or ifeep' black, as may tit- desiitd. It softens and c.'eanses the .calp. giving it a healthy ection. It re mows and'curesdatidrufX and humors. By its use fall hit; hair " checked, and a now growth will be produced in all cases where the follicles are not de stroyed or the glands decayed. Its ef fects are beautifully siiowu on brashy, weak, orsickly hair, on which a few ap plications will produce the. gloss and fieshnessof youth. Harmless and sure in lb operation, it is incomparable as a drt'o.-.ing, and is especially valued for tho soft lustre and rlehness of tone it im parts, it contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soil or color white cambric; ot it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigorous. Foil Salk r ai.i. Dealimis. -Circuit Court Ulanks, County Court Blanks, Justico Court Blanks, Shipping Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks, Deeds, Mortatges. etc., tor Sale at The Astoi:i.v.v office. IAIi citizens of Oregon who desire to inform thcirfriemls iu tho states of me condition and progress of this state, can June no more complete and compre hensive volume of facts to send them than by hubscribitur lor this journal, andhawnj; us mail it weekly to their friends. We mail it as directed. For 5 in) iu advance, we mall three copies of Tm: Wkcki.v AsToniANone year. MISCELLANEOUS. sxar'jr saca-xs HOSPITAL, ASTORIA, - - - OREGON THWII3 INSTITUTION", L'NDEK (JAKE OF JL the hWlors cf Charity, ls lum ready for tlio leceptlon ot puttciiU. rrivati rooms for tlia nccotnir.cdatlou cf anvilc-tlrlng tlim. rat!uti iidinltitd at all hours.d.iv or nmtit. 'o plivsiciiiu !ia exclusive lifilit, overv patient is fivo to and has the privilege of emplejitif: :my plivsloi.in they prvier. 1'iiiteil Ktati'H Clarinet Seauunnh.) ;i IliHintal IlU"s, are enti tled to l-'reoeaie ami attendance :it this Hos pital rturlni; s!cl;iirs. Permits limit bo ob talucd fur Tinii J Stales Marines at Hie Cus tom Hnuie. SIKTEIIS Or L'HAUITV Wilson & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. IiKALKiM IS Iron, Steel. Coal, Anchors, Ohains, TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, WUOCOHT AST) TIT GALVANIZKO SPIKES, A'uil.. Cotjitr rV:lN mill IIiivi-k, Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils Rubber and Hemp Pachinn of all Kinds. PROVISIONS, Fr.orit aaj nm. ri:i-:i. Audits lot Salem Iioiu1ns Mills. Corner Ohenamus aiid llnmiltou Streets ASTOKIA. OI1EGUN'. J. H. D. G-RA.Y, vholsalc and retail dealer in. ALL KIKDS OF FJiEli, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc. (Seueralstor.icennd 1Vharfa! on reason able terms, root of rcnton street. Astoria .Ori:. SHIPPING TAGS THK BEST QUALITY. WIlA BE SOIiD bytho hundrwl. or by tno box, printed or Plain, to suit customers, ot Tas AaroBUa offlc. ' AIIS(;fiIftA3TE6CB.-----x S.ARNDT&FERGHEN, ASTORIA. - OltEOON. The Pioneer Machine Shop BLACKSMITH SHOP'! yTji 5JiS5aSl'i i i ' ii Ml 'i i Boiler Shop All kind? of ENGINE, CANNE&Y, ANB STEAMBOAT WORK I'minptly attended to. A specialty made r.t repairing CANNERY DIES, FOOT Of LAFAYETTE STREET. ASTORIA IRONWORKS. Ben-iox Sterst, Near Vakkkt. House, ASTOllIA. - OEKGON GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LAKDf MARINE ENGINES Boiler Work. Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. O.A.SS,2?IN-C3-S. Ornll Ofserlpllons iunile to Order at Short XoUrc. A. D. AV.fl. President. J. O. ICuaxtKi;, Secretary. I. W. Case, Treasurer. . .ions- 1'ox, Superintendent WILLIAM EDGAR, Corner Main ncd Cheriamua Streets, AbTOKIA OREGON. CHILES I.T CIGARS AND TOBACCO, TheCvleurateU JOSEPH RODCERS A. SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LU sod other Englbh Cutlery. FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc. A flna u'.ock of AVntrliCK anil Jewelry, Dlnxulo mid llreerli lionrtlnc Shot Guiih nnd nirtPH, ftevnlvcr. rintol and AmmitHltlon MARIXF. ULAK8K8. ALSO A riNE Assortment offline SfECTACLlCS and KYE UUUSA MAGNUS G. CROSBY, Dealer lu HAlf A8E, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Piute and Steam Fita Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON TIN AND'GOPPER, Cannery and Fishernieiis Sopplies Stoves, Tin Ware and HGuse Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch. Kone but first class workmen employed. A larsn assortment of SCALES Oaistantly on fund For ale. Vll R TV TITY X OTS 3. 4. .-., AND G IX BLOCK 43. OPTO silo Bain and Comnanv'.s door :unl ftiih I factory and the "Western Hotel. Tills prop. , erty ls in a business location and ivlll he sold i eheap. . , Also Lot 3 lu Block S3; this lotlsncxt Co! uapt. wass- uoudic nouse. Inquire at this office or of , & -dmv XHOS."tOOAN. JrVwKSaBSi SKl? r- 4 VT.V-T "r5"TTWWCTBBL7TiJ "V.Utf'2'KCli J-S iSjg Kl rfefiSiia'a'i-Ki iS-tSai. .. XZ KWUHP.V. E. nOLDEX. - . K NOTABT PUJJtIG,, MJCTIOKEEB, COMMIS8ION ?ANO ..SUKAKCE AGENT. D B. .T. C. SUATTKB, fnVSICIA.V and SCSGCON. (DF.CTiirnEB AECT.) IHpaWH oftheTlireataMneclaHy. Office over Conn's Drag Store J)R. C. C. CLASS, niYSICIA!f A'D aCBQKOX. OnlP orcr A. V. AUenN Store. ASTOntA, - OI1EGON. P. D. W1XTOHJ, Attorney and Counselor at law. Oflice In C. 1.. Parker's tmlldlnj'oa Bentoa stecot, opposite Custom Home, ASTOEIA. - - , - - OEEGOX. JAY TUTTIJE. IK. . PIirSICIA AND SUBGKOH, Office Orer tbo YTnlte Hooso 8tow, ItEsmnNCB Orei postte Bartn tt aire! lberson's Bakery, op Saloon. Tfl V. U1CHH, PENTI8T, ASTOKlA, ... - OBKUOS. Koonu In Allen's building up stales, eonier of Cass and Sqeniocqhe streets. I Q. A. BOWLBY. ATl'OKNEY-AT LATV. Chenamua Street. - A8TOUIA. OBEQOB Q n. TSATX Jb CO., OEALSB IX Dour. Windows, -Bllnda, Traa Noma, Laaber, Etc. AU klnj.-i of Oak Lumber, Qutss, Boat Ma terlal, etc. Turning and Bracket Work A SPECIALTY. Skv.im.MUt near Weston hotel. Cor. OK evWB and Astor streets. New and Choice M I LLI NERY, Desires to call tn atteotlta of tbo ladles of Astoria to the&ct taatgba'bairecelred a laiaa osjortmoBt ot the I.ATKST HTXUSH OV Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, AJfD FANCY QOOD1. Corner Main sad Squemoqhe Streets. a. 8. PAAXEIt VttAlXUlS Hay, Oats, g Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sari. Wood Delivered t Ordw. Graying, Teaming and Expron Business. Horace and Carriagta for Hire. DK.VLES IX WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. GOLDEN SHOE STORE. I have opened a NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE On the Boadway, Opposite the O. It. &. N Company Doc. 1 nni prepared to do Fins TCKAHS WOBKta mjrlttao Sly hUick falwso nud new cad very : Ot any sty Io you all shall tmve your cbole. If on the shelves you find none tbst vill do. You ean haw them madj: At the Golden Sow I. J. ABVOLO. OITT BOOK STORE. We nre eoustaotty rcceKtog new' additions In our stook and baro the finest and Ursesi assortment of rarlety SOodsfn,tboolty. V Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Frames Celluloid Goods, All our goods uro mai-ked Id plain. Bnurts j Call anil csamine quality End note priees. CHAS. 8TBYESS SSON F1HHT CLASH Dress Making. nr Mrs. T. S. Jeweit. Up stairs, opposite JUrs. Rosers Boartrras Iluuse.