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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1890)
L o w e r i t h r r i» c p :ir tiii« * n t. i*i m \4. V. i Wido «t Bender are arranging Fid. H erald * .— W e have watched Xhe thoir store to bo ready to receive a Coos Buy, Hose burg it jl j new stock o f goods which they |in va*° ^ol someone to put his or Eeastern Railroad Co. w ill reciove claim w ill astonish the natives as shoulder to the wheel and , bids f or piling. Biles to measure to quality, quantity and prices. bring our beautiful little town more f rom twenty-live to sixty feet in UF-BIÏER DEPARTMENT, O rvil D odge , E ditor . MYRTLE roH T, COOS (O l\TY, OR. " T U E S D A Y , S E P T . 30, lfcij) 0 . Fog, smoke and dust. Mrs. Brcy is in very poor health. Farmers are theshing they got a good yield. Next week the winter ¡.p; !c v [¡1 be gathered. The inside o f .i. W. W im er’s new dwelling is receiving a coat of paint. Rev. Hampton delivered a splen did discourse in the German Bap tist church Saturday evening. Col. Jewell Boat, (1. A. K., at this place meets at Masonic hall first Saturday evening each month. Last Saturday houses to Th e family o f J). Giles who have suffered s ic k io s and soic affliction for seme time j m-t are now quite* well. a Sol \V ise received a letter from his better hnlf in which she de- scribed her trip on the ill-fated Ajax. She stated that she and G irtie were nsleep when the ves- sol colided with the rock and the shock came near throwing them President Sheridan anel Contrac tor Grnham pitseel through tow n ou^ ° f tlieir berths. I hero were Saturday <n the ir way to the mil ^our 8Ur^ boats which were launch, ed in a very calm sea but the fog roael front. a ns so thick that one could uoi H. H. I .use, Jr., closeul his real- see the length o f tho vessel. They estate office in this place yesterday ami returned to Marshfield, his were not allowed to take any bag- gage hence Mrs. W ise and G irtie’s former home. clothing and jew elry went down. Mrs. J. J. 1 Wynn, ot Catching They were about four hours mak ■creek, has been very sick for over ing Shelter Cove and when the two week.". W e are glad to learn wharf was seen Mrs. "Wise thought that she is eenVyaloseing. it was tlit* most welcome sight she Call at O n il D odge's collection had ever seen. A small steamer office and settle that account duo that was only allowed ton or twelve J. G. Fish and save eo-ts. A lso passengers took the crew and pas- come and lift your note. s< tigers to San Francisco there Win. N olkmar h is paint .- 1 the being about fifty persons on board. front of bis bar Eviro storo an 1 re- I baiai* a lìi-oorilor.] moved theseatìb! Bug thut li 1 1 st »o 1 Bor.N. - A t Baiuh'ii, Sojtt. over a year. .\ new sigu etubel- l-^UO, t i the w ife of W . B. Holman, ishes thè front. n son. J. II. Boguo, of ila lls creek, lost olii e*'Ui- Messrs. Water: ml a wool I rd hetwi en tl e c al I ; uks mcncod work on the life* -aviui this side of Marsl i'.< hi h:st Fiiday. station Monday. I t fell «.fi bis wagon. W ho f**uml D u d . - Near P idon, Sept. ‘ 20 . it is thè question? l^t'*), ( hartes A ictor. youn^e. t Orvil 1 ‘o.lge s toi!i el.ng tlffce child of L. C. and C an y Gibson, hr.s heec full of 1 lo-iness thè lest aged 7 months and 2b days. The ten clays end Judge L en ders funeral took place Wednesday at court has started up its mill to the Banclon cemetery, grind out justice. Mr. R. Pomeroy of New Lake Mrs. Peter W ise o f this place has been very low with rheuina- tism of the ..onrt for some time, H er many friends now entertain hopes o f her recovery ^ «1 p f n u u h » J ,r e g u l a r has been hauling butter to Bandon tor shipment this week. H e gets the highest market price in San Francisco. I t is only natural that he should have the highest price for the care and attention he he- B irg e r IJeimann, Oit ge n's w ide awake co rg iitiin n n has secured stows on his product an inerensc* of the mail service S o r t ii F o r k I t e m s . from M yrtle Point to Eckley. Fine weather but somewhat fog- This will t e a bi-weekly after the gy» first o f October. Gooel crops this year so the farm- T . M. Hermann will return to ers say sav. Washington, D. C., this week aud Mr. S elf raised 00G bushels of resume his duties iu the V. S. grain, the largest crop that has pension ofiice. Manual's many ever been raised on ihat pIaco friends ave sorry to see him leave, J. B. Fox left for the bay )es - and yet all are glad to see him ierdny with n load o f cider. SaC£4X»*l. Mrs. Haskins o f this place lias J. A. Lehuberr sold three acres been very ill but is recoverin'» o f his addition to M yrtle Boiut slowly. last week, price £1087.50. H e has Dims. Shuck, a nephew o f Sam- also partly bargained off ten acres uel Shuck, arrived here recently at the 6 aine figures, viz: £362.50 from his home in Iowa. The Messrs. Tentsch and G ilfrey per acre. Th is is choice bottom well cleared. loft for their homo at Creeweli F o r the first tirao in the history o f this valley straw is in good do- mand. There is a considerable quantity being purchased o f far- mers— hauled and btowed away for wiuter use. It sells for from farmer: There were several t )w n jasp from Floras, creek in Saturday. D yer Si Son's general store is doiLg a large business. These gentlemen carry a full stock of goods, and sell them at popular pi ices. Mr. V agor’s now hardware tote is one o f the most complete establishments in Coos county. W e are glad to say that Mr. Y . ;s doing a splendid business, W ork will commence on the fajr rounds in the near future. J he location is almost one-fourth of ji mile from town. Col. R. H. liosu has a tract o f twenty acres cleared near the fair gi »unds ami the saine will be laid out in town lots and put on the market soon. Four hundred and eighty-seven guests were legisterrd up to the loth o f this mouth in Tupper's poj.uhir lu td . Tliat gentleman has lately made considerable im- provements in ornargli g and ro- Now it con furnishing tin* betel tmis 10 t, ,eai i ims, {!.t iati i* .%i>ar* l. i.- ricld) m ho!"t* re*d aid con- tains < ne of t í * line .-1 j s in the count)y. Our t ■ : rd M. i. OVEU THE HANK. Coquille City, Coco Co., Greg *?»• Winer. V». N. Campbt lied Frone Cannot be tuccoulully traveled with« out good health. To reach wealth or any coveted poaltlon in life requires the full poaaettion and operation of all the fac ulties kind nature has endowed uo with. These conditions cannot exist unless tho physical being Is In perfect working order, and this is impossible when tho liver and spleen are torpid, thus obstruct* Ing the secretions, causing indlgastion and dyspepsia, with all of their accom Grocery Store, Po a «onerai Ileal listate business in all its vari ous branches on a fair and safe basis to all l’arties. And by always liaviu« iu stock the Iar«. st amour and variety ol U' alty obtainable at j.rices I dr fy comp 'tition, will be able to supply those w ho favor us with their business with entire satisfac Coquille City, Oreq. tion mid at a « eat savin« o: ti’ueand money. Dealers iu When you have property to place in a«ents hands, remember We sell more than all parties in this section < onibiiu d. When you v. isb to buy, if Groceries, Provisions, etc., parking horrors. you will be plain w ith us and Hay Jii-i what kind A L S O o. Property you desire, aud how much you care DR. H E N L E Y ’S to invest you w ill materially assist us to pive you Country Produce of ali Kinds. English Dandelion Tonic ..u intolli«ent and satisfactory deal, to yuurint -r- \\ e also carry a line o f > o- exerts a specific influence over the liver, est. Wo aro ««ents for all town site property tions such as Tobacco, Gigurs. excites it to healthy action, reeolvea Its which Includes near .TOO lots. chronic engorgements, and promotes the Bipes, Nuts, Candies, etc. etc. Examine the following brief description of part secretions : cures Indigestion and consti of ,.nr stock on ban l to select from. A liberal share of tJie patronage pation, sharpens the appetite, tones up KMC. lUO acivs iiu.i large out ran}, 1,1 of the people o f Coquille City ami the entire system, and makes life worth mountains. living. vicinity is respectfully solicited. HNiO. Good Iioi'.s'i aiul r> lots in Cnquilio A ll orders promptly tilled. City; part but Ioni itimi. G-LGO. SiKin. ton miles from town;improved. ll m V). 1U0 a.nnd coiisid'-ralde stock <> miles out. ItXO. (.0 a. w*ll improved iind located, with valuable slock included, l(»*i,). liiO a. choice bottom and timber laud, 4 miles out. * • • j : 5*100. 4:-> n.J nicely improved [choice place well located. 0 nu(l ;ston0 works o f Marshfield. 3 -re a t Z E a r g r a in s in ZE S eal E s t a t e ! 4.too. Saloon, brewery, nice completed Parties wanting anything in the 1 ho J j L I I N H E R U addition t > M yrtle Point lms boot) recently plat- dwelling ¡md 7 lots in Handolpli. marble line such as monuments or "00. ifO a. homo, ¡'.I! improved 1 iK-h bind tod and placed on the market aud is offered so cheap aud on sucii well located. headstonos can secure the same by 1000. Hi a. improved, tine orchard and liv easy terms that parti* - wishing t > purcim"»* property iu the beauti- giving their orders to Mr. Cainp- ing water. lul town of M yrtle i ’* iut r>h uld take a look at this addition before ¡"00. 170 a. improved. ^***>d stand on stime bell, who will be pleased to take purchasing elsewhere, \\> c »fitly ask cne-fouith down, balance from road their ordeis and furnish them the slOOO. 110 a. p. rlly improved and much one to two years’ time, I- in*: aerugo property adjoining this addi- person d pr*'i * rt> ineludt-d. work at the same price they would I Hi.!1. ‘Sé* a. "0 bottom chared, fine or tion for salo cm an. J* A. I g u n i i ! ¡.a, agent, M yrtle Point, Or r is. cln>i:* • ]>!; ec. pay for it, at the works at Marsh i h*>0 ciai . li,0 a. 1 miles from river landing. partly improved. field. Mr. Campbell lias photo “ TS7*“ ’ J "00. 100 a. ; ì 1 ". ìì _: aÌM»vi : fa Miso and ff § m foj graphic designs of monuments and sprint; brunch. r-. ^ ; i x ! MA', su ;■*..mi iir timber, near ir own «' d V headstones which he will be pleas si id river. J L T O !K ). ."tl ;t. - ; se creek botti m id tim- ! ed to show to anyone wishing anv- l>tred !.. ti)¡n< in the mai bio line. A lf 111 ill! «•uni ;r,M). "iitii ^ 7 -f ^ n i p P -L" I ; * * Work gun;antee lllst J _ ¡ L i > 7 5 ' j i l » 'L . j — - iss and ac- ot ( (.)- cording t<> designs. o n *. v i - : > j '. W. B a t Kl.SnN, Pi.no (V.-t Owing ’ to its position i i F v ulti fiat” !y be the C UH» iy marble and si* 1 . I ' f1 nü-Fw :■ e r ■ i * a j C '<j H ^ i F i -. • / ■ V UK id id V o T*' a --- , 11. was “ crusade Prominelltly before the public, length, as the company may order, j,,ss than ten inches membership day” with the W . C. ^ ure‘y DO bettei means can bo cm- aiu| {G b(> T. U. I t was observed in this city, i Ploi'edtlian corre 8 Pon- nt the small end. T o be delivered Tw o ladies called at our oilice and d<UCe 111 *he coluu3118 ut lhe i l l R ' along the rinlit of way wlc re need- ALD as it has the largest crrcula- 0(j or jn j|Ui waters of lì hiniv* left literature and offered us an tion and is the most popular paper sjOUKi, Bids > > ••;! illi'il !>'* I OC' i. ^... j-...(r >.iil honorary membership. This is an iu the county. I f my correspon- j*or cédai- t i * a* S 1 V.-Î long, b inches excellent cause and every person deuce is acceptable, 1 will try and thil.k% H11(J llot jes, than 8 inches who has children growing upi give yen from ono to two columns xvj(|,.. }i) \ ¡. ,.t . . I on ai.O . . tacci . la u\t i ¡.ii.uri.ge the institution. weekly in the sincere hope that it top .1, Í i< s to la* »¡c.. I f the Indies of our town can save will be of interest to your mauy € rut a»on<. • i : ¡if of way of said oven one or two of our young men reader and beneficial to Baudon. company at sc*!; points and at or boys just entering manhood from Teams are busy hauling lumber si neh times as they may direct. the baleful influence o f intemper Ties mal piling to he paid I'm- <>n ance they should feel rewarded for for the buildings of the lifesaving anil bisjx-ction and accejitar.ee o f the Messrs. Waters their labe ls. This is a reform that 8tu*lou company. Address bids to W. B. K ing . no one can say ought against. W olfe the contractors inform us that they will commence building Supt. Construction, Marshfield, < >r. There may be a difference o f opin * - « as soon as the lumber is sufficient imi in regard to the mode of oper- Mr. R. J. E. C unpbell is now tion, but the one fact that temper ly seasoned. Mr. A lvin Munck’s fino r e s i- ats01)l for tue ( <>os la y marble ance is n grand idea and one o f the F ive covered wagons passed through town last week. Uliey noblest principles extant cannot be deuce is nearly complete. This came in over the Middle fork road, successfully denied and every well building promises to he one of the There are quite a number o f uieairng person should encourage most beautiful in town. Who is going new comers camped around town it. *e> to occupy it, A lvin ? there being no vacant • rent. Sherwood P WIMER& CAMPBELL l Look A COM E i J The II t situated town { HOADS k * o : me, sheltered, level t half cu) hour of o.ny ot lie in this cha , namely: One-third c third in tivy ijci Du t ' ' i?/ IJUlll 111 it mi fina, (V an IV iu for rrms. one - Oli .n C’ \ ■Jt'.'lM 11 o; o / Hi' .It \ o . i,t*f of ( ' y i r i ‘'A,__ 9 O. O l 3 Li i ■*-. m -%'3 t xer. •1 » V,. 1 Î t i ï JL I i f L t or. w ho ha: 1 on > urvey ; ■' and 4 »• ‘ platting town lots in an : around <’ .. vie is Dindon for some weeks still kept very busy. Reid estate <>U J o b s II. S u m * . lîoifi.-.t ir :... * • ¡. : v i.-r. • r .* >•. t‘:c* Mal.;., . .. . ¿. .....e. t iit*\ l'M* (■ .i.[*li>ytil exp ri» .im i c *..!.n'aml waii.*rs «m i {Ite t *l v id . «1! (he ¡;.«*il tlti'iir supply ,*> Uo • 4 > 0 2 1 V Stock lia . j.* aiTà i. AildS, Town Lots. rr¡4 l'imber Lands, rjgr j fornai in tL.* i .:*:ket. i iu* luive il-«) re- 18 changing bands daily. Proper- BEST BARCAiM O'JT. :-i s*, il 1 find I fumi hod the 1 tuse, ami 171 acrcsof lami vith hnlf loiloriverfr *nl- K* can be bought for a moder; te t- mí a ho. .dike a*»e vith steiinih *:*t lntidiiii?: li’-* ai*r»*s bot £ 0 <*< : «for! price and will double its value in toni land; ! « lane !« noti. ‘-C* *'■ -r. » under p’ :.C b- ur.'.i. ( ’ ì i !1 ¡Givi let U cultivntion and :W m > o * a*i h > nl. v *.i *it the next twelve months. anv ti.ti — ili !heti,*"i*>f pasturo luitds. *.’ ::.:ni fraine barn-- *m I W e miss our genial Judge D yer .. ___ in ii v '.s * . 7; / * k i: i } Ï ? r i Kitchen story an.i ö ► ** * id ilo f : a rds. etc.*, to !.. . > 'd wife half hijih: C .sm all < :- T on our streets, himself and cheap as owner si - ick. The followin'.; having left for a visit to Washiug- i ;( k s with the piaci : 11 cows and culle... J On. ,*V <*’ >U H. 1 ' tv. O' "V »Ids. !} yearlii’os *'iie ton. They are expected to return (1 iil. r. h < *ad h* *r-**,, 1 0 half-breed Durham !* head co'sl t;.:eii linos, t* dozen chicK 'iis.otu* some time next month. nev.‘ i,*ont; new plow and harrow, new v . Mr. Ronsoil is putting up a new dll, new lUowini; machino, lien sulky i .'ki »Cr »TTC. ...' mtl a tlious. ml other things useful on the buildingon 1st street. W h ereon : farm. Also l 1« acres corn. :$ acres oats. 1 1 take this n.e.'iiis of in*.>r:-..in-: ill* u io acres acre potatoes. potatoes, cte. For K**r pleted it will be used for a milliner »»< •«■« barley, and l 1 uere that I intend e s ’iductir.; « iirst-c..i" '.iv.-.w Bjore> 0 -^ carpenters are kept ,ur\,ecJ^Hrowtxa” ni«)il.th *,f bampey cnek, and Sal.* Stable. lie: . n i l . t t l i . t i k****p , I write t» him at Parkersburg* .V_*tf notLinu’ o '. h the 1) st. of ••Turnouts.” ami very busy as tliero are several the he St .* of of CH ear ■ will !.. . n transient st »eh. »ixt& N O T IC E . ■ha: - of thep >ii< Kver\ thi*i ; ;i new dwelling going up in different , r .\ liciti d. onaqe is res,: F. S. Lumi O íLlot*, - o-c*bari». Orepon, * h„ rk ^ w r 1 Auyunt l'Uh. IS’.X). > 1 *" ! 1 The infaut child o f Mr. J. I I ()W- Coni piai ni lmvhn: been entered ai tliin n 0]j bas born quite ill for some o ilice by KJ ward* A. Dill -loiinst lVí- i* (Í »<*1- o f f i c i : i n j . ò , 5 i ler for a! tmlonin,^ his l*.oinesiea*l cniry, time, but is now convalescent. No. .'.b‘7. ijited Oc lob r -;l. ISSS, upon tli " B s a i e r r .a Col. Rosa's mill is running to its NY * i of K!*74 and NF. of Sl’ b of Sie. 10. and XNVq of NKb of See. Town. TI S. utmost capacity and still the de THE -MOST DES!KAHLE i r«ii”c 1:5 vc"t, iu (’oo"C"ïinty. Oregon, vviih mand far exceeds the supply: a view to die cancellation of s'*.id entry: ttio lil'SIDFNt I m o i rr.Tv. / Dr. J. J. Gussenhoveu lias re- said part i s are hereby summoned to ¡.p- ... . . , » , u js-ar at ti e oilice J . <>f \. Simon, jns'ice of ceivecl lus apjiOintment as l . n. the peace «t Coquille City. Coo* county. n r 3 vt’.nl OrcRon. <* t the 1st day « f Oct*»licr. \CI t V « ™ > * ‘ *"K «urgeon ...id has filed lo o’clock a. m. to re; pond and famish tes- timonv coiieernin-.' said alk-yed ni>:,nd..n- °i*tLi of «*tl:oo. rnent. John II. Shape. UepisM-r  A. M. Crawford. Keeeiv* <•. Health of Bnndon’s people also I . S. lii.nd Ofiice. lioneluir; .()r>-;ou, , W d ' h A i î !! k V.o‘::s!i: :l, ( ( Anp,’ist Joth, 1"5)0. i that o f surrounding country is s S Sutli*'ient aflidavits hacino been li ! 1 ir. ü very good. bile wo hear corn- this oitioT, showing to oar satisfaction, that plaints from fdinost every town in | personal service ,.r th • for a>iu,: notice stimerai Lands, 3 Etìtc L ! V L i i \ ò \ h Ú L L -* y ur'Zm i<8 \J » ‘il Sì):*i(* ( ). o u i e s c el lent I b'irgnins. A H a ij . oí k fr . S: • , FOR ROOD i’ AROAIXS 8 AKEÍÍ.MNHA! Ho, MYRTLE POINT REAL ESTATE U i \ * ñ T T Q H. r r MY a i D n Genera! Llerchandise, Point, T0PS1 D BSOLOWf boat öüiiuers after a two weeks visit at Mrs. W. P. Mast’s. I f you want a chandelier go to C ollier’s. o f contest cannot he mad * .'v* liiT:*l>v nn- 1 he people o f this place are the interior i>«riiidoii rejoices in a thori/ thoMamot'» ••rveil b pid i liea tion built on si: looking for the raihoad anxiously, climate which harbors no disease. <• j 1 v' i [A. ;', 1 ,‘,-Ht,!Ai ,p.'-r w!' i*.'-?i;AliV'-* > , Skills one dollar per f The North fork school closes This is probably the reason there the m «t likely to f t iw Iiotiof' t«> COlltffStiT, bouts, two doll." 25 cents to cue dollar a load. Jolm 11. Slmpo. 1 It-»inter. ship's boat A. M .’Crawford, lb*c«*ivcr. I t is rumored tiial tho M yrtle next Friday after a five inoutlis’ nre Hld l b° many families coming in to spend a few weeks on our Poin t hotel litis been sold to Mr. term. R. G. Sumerlin returned from glorious beach. Nystrom o f Marshfield. W. A . \\ g haven’t Our fishermen are complaining Border will retire from the house ^,0 I)a^ Iuesday this week. Mr. and Mrs. Border l»*iirD(‘d the particulars yet what he ai,ont t,ie 8Careil> c f ri!,1,nou ,n t,K‘ river hav 2 kept an excellent house and w e it for but have an idea he went Mr. Chapman has been nursing the traveling public will miss for license. a painful hand for some tirin', the Taylor Siglin passed down the result o f a bruise. them. river a few days ago. Rev. F’atber l ’ eutgen held ser Capt. AY. H. Harris, E. Bender, vices in the Catholic church last .Jeff Benham has commenced J. A . L eh r hen, H arry Dalmas, Sunday at Bandon. ■j* Dr. FJgin and Mr. Rogers went to cleaning out the river. H o intends Co. K, O. N. G., held their to log this winter. Coquille City Saturday evening to monthly drill last Sunday. The McClosky Si lirady have the boys were rather disappointed as A WM u * attend the Masonic gathering to rJ ». Á welcome Gland Master llobinson Braden bridge almost completed. Major L ow 'll was to inspect their < s < company. Gen. Siglin also prom R a r it y and 1\ and Grand Secretary S. F. Chad ...... — — ► 4^»* ♦ 5 ised to bn at Bandon for the occa wick. J 1 * ' > > ."s sion. Co. K is (die of the fore President Sheridan and Con KJ K j i o C most Co's in the 2nd Regiment I f the Coos Bay-Roseburg and tractor Graham o f the Coos B * T T Y a^‘ and they should be recognized Eastern R. R. is built to M yitle r^.\J G Jr. ». ó ' U * u * lloseburg railroad arrived here X. T. »Siglin, our sheriff, came Point by May 1 st, 18i)2, this scribe! from lloseburg Saturday afternoon «town to Bandon last Saturday. O f .»: LxJi - . ^ gets a new 85 hat. Otheiwifce we ] 1,0 hitter had just returned from He was after Mr. Tapper to serve / » »•f/vT A j" must buy one for a friend. M ho San D iego from whence lie had °R dm jury next term o f court. li J 0 J v j 1 Or. Nickerson the dentist oi of wants to make a similar wa 4 ferv i ■ , , ,• , . , J^r. .MCKerson tue .4 LEST TOO EXTENSIVE I r ,. <J»1 o W e shall want a pair o f“ loots by * h il,I,ed the I> aral ‘I>roi.alh and stock Cootìbay has |,^ u in Bandon for by ' J n IN / ip n g f l r t f i Cx f 11 Cx I i n i 111 i n r# liO __ « » time b . i r 1 u-ft /•. "Hi" 1 !• Ho" Monday for Jtst call on them; you cannot fall to find something that necessary to tiro building O of t t the some that tim«:*, who wishes to furnish olph where ho will remain- suits you. They havc maps of all the up -riur country, and Randolph ____ __ ................... road. T ioy went on to the bay. them? NoUiinj» Jess than £10 • «O*♦ - - - — — two days before going to Myrtle have a man who niches a specialty of locating government bootF Will answer. Subscribe for the III iiai . d . Point. i j \ N< et . lands for others. Call on them and sec for yourself. ß rl V*' \ ( ; í N i.NINC o ID Lid r \ o s * « r Browns ; I * -.1 '(ly o ! b N ATIONS u: POINT. S lS T k A F ‘ s " 01 ì u f L 4 ’ ■ ? v 10 v. ï c i O bo Farms. ï: v. n Lots. A N D SEE ’ A (V C O ., ' ■ O C < ’ 1 A Q J P L C ko • »» «o t 'l OX »L ». —- A i j*. i*ssl i Iì < ' E a s- i 1 c l , V fh . fclie oat in ranches a w t milling prope 11113 >s County. The coming H , H , Center c f Lots are îit T Market. 'i l For further inf on: : : tion C C O S B A o tne 7 . j L v Y At Fas' . 7 * / dn'.\ Jno. Kronen berg Bon. M A N F F A C T l i l F U S O F A N D D E A L E R S IN \ aruains A 2 » A » - Cdlip- iin sl k Hu, larins, stoc S T O V 12 mining and Oils, Paints, Crocki” etc. colica no;, Harness and VUo o f Guns, Fishing Tack i\ i .vrn * • kW HIGHEST PRICES PAID TOR HIOL , yCnailf Lamps,
