Coquille City herald., January 04, 1898, Image 3

Dr. Mill*' I'll a Pill* atop lleuU cM .
J. W. Leueve has a nice new line
We are glad to state that the in­
Iw S makf lb* M p * n .
Flour at wholesale or retail at ot Boots and Shoes.
*
juries received by William Mur­
J. W. Leneve’s.
ray, at Remote, on Christ mas eve,
‘J o to the Ohl Soldiers’ Store for
T U E S D A Y , JAN. 4, 1898.
wherein he bad l^eu badly burned
Lots of new goods and more fine Oysters and Oyster Crackers. •
while playing the part of 8auta
coming to the Old Soldiers’ Store. •
A. C. Wilson, our blacksmith,
Claus at the celebration, are not so
Church Directory.
K londike F ree —S ell SOOponnds lias been quite ill the past week.
serious as at first reported. His
o f your outfit tor 92500, or over.
Sheriff Gage continues very ill,
injuries were paiuful, but be is re­
HRISTIAN CHURCH Coquille City.
The H erald is a little late this beiug in bed most of the time dur­
Preaohiug Ut and 3d Lord’
in
M s É days
É
covering.
•«oh month, at 11 o'clock a. in. and 7:30 issue, but gets there just tbe same.
iug tbe holidays.
a. m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
M A K H II.».
The Berlin Store trill sell at cost
o'olook a. m. Pray* r-meeting every Wed­
Maj. Ebert aud apvernl o f bis
D emknt F igo — At the home o f the bride'«
nesday even in«.
0 . A. B uns , Minister. ils fa ll and winter stock o f milli­
oh rent 8, near ibis city, by Rev. John
helpers, o f God's ltegnlar Army,
nery goods.
Bonewitz, W. T. Dement and Miss Nellie
went to Riverton to hold a meeting
REGULAR TRAINS
Figff.
F ound - - A badge pin. Owner tonight.
o n d a y s , w ednkhdayh an d eri
B o l s t ir - T tbbll — At Marshfield. Dec. 23,
can have same by proving property
d a y . will ran aa follow«:
1837, by Rev. Qeor«e Gillespie, George
Among the reductions mnde by
Bolster and Mrs. Josephine Tyrell.
aud paying for this notice.
Leave
Arrive
the state board of equalization for
e yo n. ni.
Marshfield
12.30 p.m .
W ahson -M bcum — At Four-mile, near Ban­
Absolutory
Pur«
A
good
carpeuter
and
cabinet
Vrriv. "
Leave
don, Deo. 30, 1897, by Justice A. D . Morse,
Coos couuty is “ on town and city
s uo “
COyUlLLE CITY 11 .00a. ra. maker wauts work by tbe day or
James 8. Wasson aud Miss Ida E. Me
lots, 25 per cent.”
io. ou ••
10.30 “
cum.
Myrtle Point
job. Please call, next door to
A 930 photographic outfit to be
Coquille Pharmacy, or address sold chenp; camera 4x5. For par­
D om .
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
B arrows - Near Bullard’ s Ferry. Dec. 30,
W. Buskirk, Coquille City.
* ticulars apply to J. Quick, or at the
1837, to Mr. and Mrs. Abia Barrows, a
daughter,
Tbe Collegiate Institute resumed H erald office.
2t
The annual meeting o f the La­
A. L. Nosier has laid b new side L eahy — At Bearer Hill, Dec. 29, 1897, to
bor Exchange will be held in tbia its term yesterday, after a brief
C L O S IN G S A L E - T h e Berlin
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leahy, a son.
city next Monday nfternoou, at 2 vacation. We are glad to state, Slore will close Us fa ll and winter walk at his handsome property on A skold — At Rural. Dec. 26, 1897, to Mr.
o'clock. A full attendance is de­ also, that the enrollment of pupils stock o f millinery goods at cost. Second street, and is also construct­
aud Mrs. A. M. Arnold, a son.
ing a nice picket feuce.
wns increased three yesterday, with
sired.
Come early as only a fe w left.
DIKD.
more to come.
Ladies’ tailor-made units to or­ R oot — Near Myrtle Point, Dee. 28. 1897,
Mrs. Ed Sherwood aud little
L O C A L ITEM S.
Dr. Moore has received a supply
der; perfeot fit. Oyders from the
Willie Forest, infant son o f Mr. and. Mrs.
Hezekiuh Root, aged 2 months nnd 28
of trusses, the most practical of daughter Vera have spent several country specially.,, attended to.
days.
Additional locals on 2d p.ige.
anything o f the kind ever invented. days al this place with Mr. Sher- Prices reasonable. Mrs. Buskirk, M c C ann —At East Marshfield, Deo. 28. 1897,
AD H la banished by Dr. Miles' Pstn PUla.
If yon have any difficulty in getting wood’e sister, Mrs. D. R. Toy.
Coquille City, next dpo/ to Coquille
Irene, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U.
McCann, a«ed 4 rents.
Old papers for sale at tins office. one to suit, call and have one fitted
The January term o f coanty Phaituacy.
(
t
*
HiESTnesM—At
Marshfield; Dec. 29, 1897,
Carload of flonr just arrived at that will do the work.
court is in session, and Judge
Edwina Eva, daughter o f Mr., and Mrs.
Coast Mail:
Died, at Central
J. W. Leneve's.
f
Schroeder
requeats
that
the
several
Charles
Siestreem,
aged 1G yosrs, 9
Tbe steamer Jennie arrived and
hotel, Marshfield,. Deo. 29, 1897,
months and 16 days. '
The Old Soldiers’ Store keeps departed last Friday. Her depart­ central committees recommend to Edwioa JEvs, daughter :01 Ohas.
L eahy — At Beaver Hill. Jan. 2. 1898, infant
Cost Oil in balk.
* ure flora this place wns only to ihe county court Dnmes for sp- Siestreem, aged 16 years, 9 months
sou of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leahy.
G o to Klondike free—and clear Riverton, however, for n lond of poiutrneut as judges nnd clerks of and 16 days. Funeral at Ten-mile, H ouses — Near Myrtle Point, Jan. 1. Ib98
The members of the
Edna, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. aud
92190 on tbe way.
* coal. Her coming wns sudden and election.
today (New Year’s). This is . the
Airs. CL E. llouser.
couuty court oanuot be support'd
F o r latest stifles in Ladies' H ats unheralded, ai d dissnpoiuted some to know tbe politics o f everybody second child wliioh Mr. Siestreem
o f our shippers.
lias lost within a week, a (laughter,
go to the Berlin Store.
in the county, and the H erald
Not tbe cheap shoes, but shoes
L. H. McMahan, o f Salem, gives this reminder, because it Ida, being buried on Xmas day.
cheap at tbe Berlin Store.
* Oregon, will speak in Bandon on knows that tbe members o f tbe What renders bis loss doubly hard
is that neither, child was sickly, aud
Cheese and Lard of excellent Monday night, Jan. 10th, and at court menu to make appointments
both were in excellent health a week
quality at the Old Soldiers Store. * Myrtle Point Tuesday evening. o f judges und clerks from all par­ ago.
Jan. 11th. Everybody is invited ties and they mean to be just to
D. C. Raudleman was up from to attend and hear a good, rattling
The following is a supplement­
everyone.
hie lower-river home last Thursday. speech. Admission free.
Yesterday noticea were posted ary Ii6t of marriage licenses issued
Dick Wrenu was a passenger
The state board ot equalization calling a special school meeting of by Conoty Clerk Rackleff the past
to this place yesterday from the lias not yet completed their work
district No. 8, to' be held nt tbp week, filling in the balance of. the
bay.
of equalization, nnd will hardly get sclioolbouse on the 15th day of year 1897 from the date of-Decem ­
$ 1 bays more goods this week at through until the 5th or 6th inst. January, inat., at 2 o’clock in the ber 22d, the last one noted in last
tbe Fair Store than you can else, The county clerks are kept back afternoon, for the purpose o f con­ week's H erald : George More­
with their work and will have sidering the voting o f a direct tax, house nnd Mina Lula Iinll; li­
where for 92.
f
A. E. Seaman, attorney at Em ­ trouble to get their lisle corrected or the issuance o f bonds to be nsed censed Dec. 31, 1897. W. Taylor
pire, came over by yesterday’s for the several school districts be for tbe contsruclion of a new pub­ Dement nud Miss Nellie Figg;
fore February 1st, us tbe law pro­ lic school building, also fer the licensed Deo. 28, 1897. George
train on a trip to Baudon.
vides.
transfer of the excess of special tax Bolster and Josephine Tyrell; li­
John Coke, attorney at Marsh­
City
Marshal
Brown
desires
us
o
f 1895 to tbe general school fund. censed December 27, 1897, nud
field, came over yesterday to be
to compliment the citizens of These propositions are both in marned December 29th.
present at probate court.
RS. JOHN WALLET, of Jefferson.
The Christian Sunday-school
John Grandy, supervisor of Coquille and vicinity, aud espec­ accord with the action o f onr citi­
Wis., than whom none Is more highly
ially
visitors
duriug
tbe
holiduys,
zens
at
former
meetings,
and
will
secretary,
J.
\V.
Sugg,
mnde
Liu
Beaver Hill road district, eame to
esteemed or widely known, writes.
certaiuly
be
acted
on
favorably
this
for
tbeir
good
behavior
during
the
annua)
report
last
Sunday,
givine
"In
19901
had a severe attack of LaGrippe
the county seat yesterday.
festivities o f tbe season.
Tbe time, with a view to tbe prosperity the following figures: Officers, 8; and at the end of four months, in spite of all
F a ll and winter styles o f Ladies’ opinion is expressed that never be­ of our educational interests. The teachers, 9; total number of schol­ physicians, friends aad good nursing coaid
H a ts at cost.
They must go at fore had there been such a general first proposition brings up only one ars, 117— an increase du^iog O ip do, my lungs heart and nervous system were
so completely wrecked, my life was de­
once.
B E R L IN STORE.
enjoyment and so little disturbance new suggectiou, and that is whether year of 21. The average attend­ spaired of, my friends giving mo np. 1 could
J. W. Mullen came down yester- and misconduct.
the bonds are to be used or a direct ance during the year wns f4: The only sleep by the use o f opiates. My lungs
heart pained me terribly and my cough
day from the Bridge neighbor­
contributions for the 1st quarter and
The H erald was kindly remem­ tax levied.
was most aggravating. I could not lie in
hood and went to Bandon.
bered with a tray o f wedding cake
When your stomacb begius to were 98 38 ; 2d quarter. 98.14; 3d one position but a short time and not on my
Our stock is being increased from our friends Taylor Dement trouble you, it Deeds help.
The quarter, 95.18; 4th quarter. 921.40; left side at all. My husband brought me
Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure and I be­
constantly and prices lower than and bride, nee Miss Nellie Figg. help it needs, is to digest your food, from other sources, $17.96; total, Dr.
gan taking them. When I had taken a half
aver ot Coquille Pharmacy.
* whose wedding took place at the and, until it gets it, you won’t have 949.29; total expended for mission bottle o f each I was much better and cont i-
work,
supplies,
etc.,
936.89.
Dry fir wood delivered nt 91 and home of the bride’s parents, Mr. any pence. Stomach trouble ib very Am
and was completely restored to health to
ount o ff baud, ®10.4p.
distressing,
very
obstiunte,
very
and
Mrs.
B.
Figg,
Wednesdny
of
91 25, and drv hard wood delivered
the surprise o f all.”
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last week. We sincerely join the dangerous.
Many of the most
at $1.25 per tier.
Dr. Miles' Remedies
many friends o f the happy couple dangerous diseases begin with simple People’s Party Committee Meeting. are sold by all drug­
A. O. W heeler .
gists
under a positive
All kinda o f food is very scarce and wish them unalloyed joy and indigestion. The reason is that in­
A meeting o f the central com­ guarantee, first bottle
digestion
(nol-digestion,
no/-nour-
long
life.
and high at Dawson. G o now, and
mittee of the People’s Party for benefits or money re­
aell half of your outfit at big
The stenmer Fawn met with an ishment) weakens the system and Coos county, Oregon, will be held funded. Book on dis­
eases o f the heart and
allows
disease
germs
to
attack
it
profit.
* accident last Sunday evening, wheii
The nntidote is Shaker Digestive in Coqoille City, Friday, Jan. 14, nerves free. Address,
returning
from
Baudon,
nt
a
point
Mrs.W. S. Sanderson o f Bandon
DR. MILES MEDICAL OO.. Elkhart. Ind.
A full
Cordial, strengthening, nourishing, 1898, at 1 o’clock p. m.
visited her parents. Rev. and Mrs. n short distance below Riverton
nttendaoce is requested, ns business
curative.
It
cures
indigestion
and
L . H. Palmer, in Ibis city several aud about Percy Hauly’s place,
Notice to Dairymen.
It o f importance will be brought be­
she bad n hole stove iu her and it renews strength and health.
days last week.
fore the meeting.
does
this
by
strengthening
tbe
t
th e
annual
m e e t in g
of
W m . H. H ull , chairman.
Mrs. Laviue took tbe train for was at first feared she would sink nt stomach, l>y helping it to digest
the Coquille Dairymen’s Union, Jan­
J.
J.
Stanley,
secretary,
her home st Myrtle Point yester­ once, but by earnest work and the your food.
uary
3,
1898,
it
was
voted
that
the
election
It
nourishes you.
of officers be deferred io a special meeting
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day, after a visit with her father, J. pli ciug of n pump 6he was floated Shaker Digestive Cordial is made of
fo be held January l.r>. 1898, at the hour of
till
high
tide
nnd
was
then
forced
Quick, and family.
A N T E D .- TRUSTW ORTHY
AND 11 o ’clock a. ra.. in the Coquille City Bul­
pure
herbs,
plants
nnd
wine,
is
on shore. Possibly she will be
active «ent 1« men nnd ladies to travel letin office. At such time action will he
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Diane re­ repaired sufficiently to be brought perfectly harmless and will certaiuly for responsible, established house in stnto tsken ns to the corain« season's work of
turned yesterday from a visit of up today or tomorrow.
cure all genuiue stomach trouble. fo Oregon. Monthly $f>T>.00 *Uidexpenses. the Union.
All members are requested to be present.
Position steady. Reference. Enclose self-
several days at Mr. aud Mrs.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to addressed
J. J. LAMB, Preside it.
stamped envelope. T he Domin­
Persons
who
are
troubled
with
Tom Draue’s at Parkeraburg.
$1.00 per bottle.
ion Company. Dept. Y, Chicago.
B. F. Lawrence, secretary.
in ligestion will be interested in the
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Rees of experience of Wm. H. Penn, chief
Hon. O n il Dodge came down
Bandon were up at the masquer­ clerk iu the railway mail service at this morning on business to the
ade at tbia place New Year’s eve. Dos Moines, Iowa, who writes: <‘J tjcoun|y seat. Mr. D. informs ns
Tbe H erald had a pleasant call.
gives me pleasure to testify to the
f*on' Binger Hermnnn has put
in possession of extra valuable
Mr. Johnson, purchaser of the merits of Chamberlain’s Colic, Choi- him
1
O F
A L L
K I N D S .
late Morras Bro’s mill, has put on era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
For manuscripts for tbe history of Coos
They are
a force of workmen to repair aud two years I have suffered from in­ and Curry counties.
improve the plant for early opera­ digestion, and am subject to frequent from the hand o f Mr. Kirkpatrick,
tions.
severe attacks of pain in the stomach now a resident of Arizona, 70-odd
Elder Farrar, Baptist, was pre­ and bowels. One or two doses of yenrs ohl, a participant in the early
at the LOWEST CA SH PRICES.
With
sent at this place last Thursday, this remedy never fail to give perfect scenes iu Curry county.
Oar terms are the cheapest, and consequently
eight
other
raeu
he
came
to
Port
Or-
but hardly filled an appointment relief, l ’ rice 25 and 50 cents; sold
M U ST B E F O R CASH.
ford
iu
1851,
when
they
were
be­
owing to other meetings that were by R S. Kuowlton.
MF~Higb*st cash price paid for hides, either green or cu red '& 9
set by the Indians. Mr. K. was
goiDg on.
The parents and voters of Co­
Hall’s Hair Renewer enjoys tbe quille City nhould know the opin­ chosen captain o f Ihe bind of pion­
confidence and patronage of people ion of one o f our physicians con­ eers, and having sought protection
all over tbe civilized world, who cerning our present public school nt Battle Rock, were the heroes of
that battle, where they stood off
use it to restore and keep the hair bnildiog. Dr. Cnliu lias bis rea­
their best interests at Jheart when we announce
500
or more warriors for 14 days,
• natural color.
sons for saying that the old
this fact, but we cannot run our business any
and then euccessfully mnde tbeir
other way and live.
Mrs. Buskirk has moved into the building is not a healthy place for escape.
'J ha sketch is intensely
little storeroom lately vacated by our children; that be has bad o c­ interesting, bnt thoroughly reliable
■\X7"e w i l l To© fota.23.dL a t t i r e O ld . S taaadL , t it ©
the Coqoille Pharmacy and is pre- casion to observe tbe difference thongli differing materially from
'pared to do dressmaking and sew­ between the academy building and the usnally accepted version that
P I O N E E R ' M A R K E T .
tbe old school bnildiog, whtie
ing o f all kinds.
has reached ns by tradition. '.
j” *’
JO H N SO N B R O S .
Still on deck— Coquille Phar­ children have changed their at­
The
schools
opened
yesterday
tendance
from
the
former
to
the
macy will continue to snpply tbe
ublic with tbe beat quality of latter and needed a physician’s at­ for another three months’ term with
Prof.
Dr. nn increased enrollment.
rngs and druggists’ sundries at tention after tbe cbaDge.
ColiD
aaya
he
knows
that
the
old
Hawkins’
room
was
crowded
bo-
prices unknown in the past in Coos
county.
* puhlic Bchoolhonse is not conducive yond its seating capacity, having
to health, and that he considers a 79; Prof. Nosier enrolled 45, and
Mayor Ebert, wife and helpers, new building an imperative ne- Misa Bentley, 49. Besides four nr
I AM NOW LOCATED
o f God’s Regular Army, have been
AT THE
five chairs having to be brought by
cessity.
conducting a series o f meetings at
the pupils iu providing cents for
tbe Christian church the past week.
tlipmselvps, and Prof. Hawkins'
Tbe bonse is crowded nightly, not­
and will do a fine line of
desk divided to the use of one or two!
withstanding the season's festivi­
of the pupils, about three of tbe i
ties and attractions, and good im-
new enrollment will have to stand,
prsesiona are being made.
or crowd tbemselvea into seats! itt^Satisfactron guaranteed.
J. P. B E Y E R S , Fotograpber.
It appears that the brrniDg of
temp irarily vacant.
This is Dot
J. 8. Coke’s residence in Brewster
right, nnd neither given tbe pupils,
velley, a couple of weeks ago, is
j the teachers nr.r tbe Isrard a fair
now charged as incendiary, and
show, nor the schools the heuefit
other devilment in the section,
o f the money that is already ap­
such as poisoning stock, etc., is
propriated to their one because of
laid to the same party, we learn.
the “ skim ping" on improvements,
Beauty’s bane is’
f
f - f
t
H e may yat be picked op.
repaiia and appliances. No teach­
( L y o n s ’ P r o p e r t y , k k a b M a s o n i c B a l l ,)
ers. anywhere, get auy lower wages,
Last week a very handsome la- the lading or falling
- g ! C oq u ill« C ity, Oregoi). r ^ r
and our schools never sh ow ej up
die«' myrtle desk,
made
by the hair. Luxuriant
better for efficiency and satisfactory
L. P. Maury, was raffled off and tresses are far more to the
ConTcnttntly Lo,»l.d In Klv.r snd Orr.n M f.m .r Lsndlns »nd to R.ilrnad D»pot
won by Marion Clinton. Also a matron than to the maid whose casket results, hut the unjust criticisms
rir,t-CI*ti Arr'imwod.tloni l « r ( . and Airy Uix.ina, and Table
beautiful myrtle stand put np by of charms is yet unrifled by time. by a few persons promise bright
Spread with the Bent the Market Afford*.
Beautiful
women
wilt
be
glad
to
be
for
having
no
hoard
ere
long,
and
c ’. A -ba "" "
W. W. Shields wns won by Dr.
reminded
that
falling
or
fading
hair
no school nt all, if tbeir opposition
( g V ^ O n ly W h i t e L a .t > o r E m p l o y e d
8. L. Leneve.tand an album by
is
unknown
to
those
who
use
is to prevail.
Inform yourselves, l
another party, the first being tbe
RATES: Per Day. $1; Reeulsr Bearders, per Week. »4; Trsnslent, per Week
highest throw and the lattes the
Am/Xir’ c
H a ir
V itr n r
'*,ld ®ct >ntellig«ntly aud for tbe
IS ; 25 Cents for Single Meal.
a
l
l
a
l
l
v
I
g
U
I
*
inteiesls
of
yoar
town.
lowest.
j , TUTTLE
o
o
o
PROPRIETOR.
Ccquill* Cits 5Urnin.
iNDY CATHARTIC
ja b c a T v e & b
C
„ ___ CURE CONSTIPATION
10 « "
24 « 5 0 «
M
“ Saved h e r Life.”
M
A
_________
ABSOLUTELY GUARAKTEED IT
ftg f
tr" -
A., w m w i KESI.DT t o . . a
Dry Goods,
GENTS’
g g j S
g g
Jmk.
I k û ë ï KttV,
Ladies’
F U R N IS H IN G
GOODS*
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
rADTES’ C01 SETS, ETC.,
Rubber Goods and
Oil Clothing.
Groceries,
FX.OUR «1» FEED,
Tobns, Giprs, Candies.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
a m m u n i t i o n , e t c ., e t c ,
J. W LENEVE’S STORE,
Your Wants
Cai) Be Supplied
For
’ “ " :
^
Fair Store
For Gloves, Mittens or Suspenders, go ta -
For Hosiery and Underwear, go to -
-
For Men's Shirts and Overalls, go to - -
For Window Blinds and Curtains, go to -
For Slates and Tablets, go to • -
- -
For Thread, Needles aud Pins, go to -
-
For Calicoes, Outings, etc., go to - - -
For Tinware and Graniteware, go to - -
For Bird Cages and Fixtures, go to
- -
For Hats, Caps and Umbrellas, go to - -
For Brooms. Matches and. Soaps, ga ta -
For Table Linens and Towels, go to
-
-
For Combs, Brushes, etc,, go to - -
-
For Toys and Notions o f any Kind, go to -
the
f a ir s t o k e
the
f a ir sto r e
t h e f a ir s t o r e
t h e f a ir s t o r e
t h e f a ir , s t o h e
t h e f a ir s t o r e
t h e f a ir sto r e
the
f a ir
store
the
f a ir
store
th e
f a ir sto r e
tu b ,
r u n STORK
t h e f a ir sto r e
t h e f a ir
sto re
t h e f a ir sto k e
In fact, it you want anything at tbe lowest R A C K E T PRICEB,
then go to
T h e
F a ir
S to r e .
THE
(^ O a U IL L E
W
J|NEW GROCERIES
CANNED
p H A R M A C Y
COQUILLE CITY, OR.,
Corner Second and Taylor Streets,
Is the Coming Drug Store.
G O O D S ^
-o -
IF
WE H A V E N ’T G O T
WHAT
fotographs.
-f
G A L L E E T ,
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK.
HOTEL
W A N T.
Will Supply It For You.
A ll O u r P a t r o n s E "XTSt
S
YOU
v
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Don’t fail to call nt the Pharmacy.
Yon will find a foil stock of Sta-
tionery. Tablets aud School Supplies on band.
E"?reaoriptlona Scien tifically “F’illecL”
OR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor\
H
o tel
<iF
COQUILLE,
«
«
*
C. H. BUTLER, PKOPBIETO*.
AVING LEAKED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODERN R O B T L U I
I am now prepared to entertain tbe traveling public in first-class
style, wilh the very beat o f accommodations and at most reason­
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market affords.
SAMPLE ROOMH for Commercial men,
roomy nnd centrally located.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms
for Families nnd Theatrical Troupes.
Rates—$ ! to $1.60 per day.
S
A. C. W ILSON,
J. W. F IE L D -
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING,
HORSE-SHOEIlMGr end
WAGON-WORK.
Having a new and well-equipped Blacksmith am'
Wagon Shop, we are prepared to do all kinds
of manufacturing and repairing in firsLctas::
style and at reasonable rates.
Give Us a Trial.
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WILSON & FIELD