The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, March 29, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,--";:tgF(j?tj'ia-;.f---f--- -t. trr n. r- . '-ti- iv" v""v "8 " " '"' ' V) -- 7 'lz inJh stoixim. ASTORIA, OREGON: WEDNESDAY- MARCH. 29, ISS2 I33CTSD EVERY MORNING. (Monday Excepted), Jf P. HALIAJRAN & COMPANY, PtTBL.MnF.ES AND lT.Orr.ltTOKS. Asianan Building, Cast Street. Terms of Subscriptien: .rved by Carrier, per week- .Z Ceata ot by mill, four months..... .?3 TO beat by mail, one year. 9 00 freo of Postajto to Subscribers. " Advertisements inserted by the year at tie rato of SI 50 per square por month. transient adrartkinz. by the day or week, lfty ceU per square for each insertion. - THEjCITY. Ink Uailt Astokiax will Ik ent bj natlafZicenUamonth.rrer of pottage. Haid er who contnUrilGlcabsenccfrom the city can tHirc Tnr.-.VsroitiAN Jotloic than, IlAir.v r Weekly e-dxllom to any ot.l-of,ce with out tuldltional expense. Addrtfcs may be enaitatd w often an dad rctl. Iaivc order at Iho counting room. Oscar Wildo is lecturing in San Frapcisco. There are no steam pilot baits in ujo in English waters. Tho State of California leaves Portland's! nino o'clock this morning. 03,000 cattle aro being driven from Eastern Oregon to custom markets. The Cikor City Reveille hears that work on the Oregon Short Line railroad has been stopped. 'Tiras a close raco again yesterday between tho Hayward nnd the Fleet wood. The former tied tip first. The Willamette lm been delayed in starting from San Fratici.sso, and is not duo till to-morrcMT morning. Six million of dollars is the sum recommendod by the House commit tee for tho improvement of tho Missis sippi river. Henry Villard is reported to have said that dividends will bo paid "next fall" on tho Oregon Transcontinental railroad stock. Devil fish with arms twenty feet long are so numerous on tho baks of Newfoundland that prudent men go back ton miles into the country to got drunk. . Dakota stands no show of being admitted this session. Her presu rapt ive Republican majority would bo too strong to suit the present Congress ional minority. Speaking of Oregon, tho Now York Maritimo Register gravely says that,"ihe preparation of salmon for export h-js long been a favorite indus try with tho inhabitants of that state." Wo are in receipt of a fresh con signment of Kendall's valuable books upon tho ills that horso flesh is heir to rovised odition nnd will sell them at 25 cents singly, or one dozen for three dollars. Representative George's bill for the payment of 70,000 to tho state of Oregon for Modoc war expenses, has been reported favorably to the House by the military committee to whom it was referred. Tho attention of thoso interested in marine, matters, is directed to our shipping list. The Astokian is tho only paper north of San Francisco making n specialty of that with daily corrections. Tho usual Indian outbreak is re ported from tho Cheyeuno country, Tis a littlo early: the winter rations are usually not gobbled up for a month or so yot, but tho weather is probably fine enough for the regular yearly kick. Wo aro informed that there is a caso of small pox at ono of tho can' nerios at upper Astoria a Chinaman, Prompt measures aro nocossary in this caao; tho matter is outside tho juris diction of tho city, and yot involves the safety of those in this vicinity. Tho Scottish Hero, which was or dered to San Francisco last Sunday, was fromBundaberg, sailing from that port Jan. 1st. The RivorXith, winch left Cardifi' for the Columbia river Oct. 29th, touching at Mazatlan, will, npon her" Rrrival off tho bar. be also ordered to San Francisco. The Chinese think of evading tho provisions of the bill that Coiigt ess has just passed, by bocoming naturaluod English citizens at Hongkong, and then emigrating bore. In that caso, tho spirit of the bill should be given irioro regard than the lotter, and their immigration forbidden in any guise. A uflf, mwl itriftt vrnnt tn frnfr. ttlf 11:1. Jk UWU tt.HA l.l.V P l.U ..- .!. . Vn mm ftf a mnea nmisn inr cannery. Inquire at room 10, Parker J3.VUJC. .' V .' .. ''ksil Another Idea. Atokia, Mareli -T. 11 Editor AsrenrAx: So much has been said and proposed about the improvement of the mouth of the Columbia, its dangers and un certainties have beon so widely and fre quently discussed, that to-day the on- traco to the Columbia, instead of bo ing a constant in, and outlet of in calculable wealth, is only the dread of 8hipmastei3 and insurance companies. The amount that it is said to bo re quired to improve it, is immense, the different modes proposed for this im provement almost as varied in form. Xow, why is it necessary to look to the mouth of the river alone for an inlet, in these days of engi neering feats Especially when it requires so much and presents so little hope of permanent improvement. I am no civil engineer, neither am I versed in the erer-changing shoals and channels of the river, but it looks to me as if years ago a natural and second channel existed to this river, and that dpi Disappointment, in place, of being a peninsula, as now, was an islmd originally. Hon- deep this channel was that divided it from tho mainland or what .caused it being filled up, can only lie a conjecture. Tho course of tho channel can easily bo traced by going on the beach bo twecn jIcKcnzica nnd North-head, and looking toward Rikcrs bay. By. cutting a cmal through there I think an in, nnd outlet could be obtained that would prove permanent and safe. The co&t of this canal, I think, would hardly bo ono-half of the amount re quired non-, nnd could bo reduced by employing convict labor from Wash ing territory and Oregon. I have heard several shipmasters say that on coming to this river from the north, they thought the month of the river lay between these beads. Would it. not pay thoso who have an interest in this matter to look .into it? At any rate would like to hear the opinion of competent men on tliis head. Pkes. Upper Astoria Pitmary. At a Democratic meeting in the Upper Astoria schoolhouse on tho 2.1th B. Van Dusen was elected Chairman, and S. D. Adair secretary. Tho fol lowing gentlemen were elected dele gates to tho Democratic County con vention to be held in Astoria April 3, 1882: Win. B. Adair, O.O. Carter, F. Wright, A. Yonng, II. Van Dusen, J. Lidncll, and S. D. Atliir. It was or dered that tho proceedings be pub lished, and the meeting adjournod. Police Conrt. March 23th. Frank Nelson, lUuuk; lined $2 or one day in city jail. March 23th. L. Brown, indecent act; deposited S3, no appo-irance, deposit forfeited. The London Shipping Gazetto, in a recent leading article, cites the ovidence of tho Captain at an inquiry concerning the loss of the Loch Awe as powerful testimony of tho value of oil in quieting tho soa, and refers to tho similar experience of the Montroso life-boat crew, who made two careful experiments. Tho Gazetto says: "In tho caso of fishing boats attached to netsjon the setting in of stormy weath er, a gallon or two of oil insght provo tho means of saving boats, gear, and crews." Musical Instruction- Piof. Frod. Mayer, of Switzerland, is now hi the city and intend organizing a class in instrumental musle. Anv onn who contemplates taking a course ot in struction on inc. jnano win ilml tins a rare opportunity. I'rof. Mayer may lie seen at Carl Adler's bookstore. For rent cheap, an Organ. Apply atthisoflicc. "Music hath charms.-' See Call Ad ler's accordeons; thev aro as big as they make 'em. Chas. Stevens and Son have a stock of mouiaings and moulders tools which can bo bought cheap for cash to eloo out that branch of tho business. For tho genuine J. 11. Cutter old Bourbon, ana the beit ol wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at the Uom, opposite the bell tower, and see Camp bell. If you want anything in tho line of books and stationery go to Adler's; the finest and largest assortment of every thing in that line, -For handsome holiday pie.scnt, such as toilet cases, cologne hets, per fumery eases, line soaps, etc., go to Conn's drug More, opposite Occident Hotel.- P. J. Goodman, on Chenumus street, has just received tho latest ana most fashfonablo stylo of gents anrt ladles boots, shoe.s. etc. Hot nnd cold baths, the finest in the eitv, at the Orient Bathing Booms, op posite Ilolden's auction store. Joe. Ciiaktkp.s. Proprietor. New lot of song-j and sheet music at Adlei's. Parties wishing groceries, prois lons or merchandise of any description, should leave their orders w ith A. Van Dusen & Co. as they aro prepared to de liver goods in any part of ibe city on the fJwrtest notice. Another of those lino A. B. Chase organs at tho City Book Store. Beautiful stationerv in endless va riety at Carl Adlers'. She- Has a -'Cause." Run or. Af-xor.iAs: Astoria, March .Mth, 1M2. As many of the" most enlightened and conspicuous advocates of womans rights, after careful deliberation have deemed it necessary, like all organiza tions that aro established for the ac complishment of great ends and meri torious deeds, to have some badge whereby they may recognize each other, and whereby all that seo them may easily perceive that they are of that persevering and determined bund of Indies that are bound to show to men nnd angels, good and bad, that women's intellect, courage, and perse verance is in no case superior to the lords of creation rhat have for so many centuries tyrannized over arid abused them, and have chosen me as the one most likely to select nn emblem for the bndgo that would give satisfaction to die sisterhood of Astoria, and eminent and scientific ladie3 that are engaged in this magnificent under taking all over the world, I liavo carefully considered the matter, and arrive at the conclusion that no emblem ur badge that I could se lect would better illustrate the end the ladies liavo in. view than a mus tache. A mustache is so becoming mi a gentleman's lip I think it w.mld bo splendid to see a company, jes a host of ladies vv ith mustaches, either natur al or artificial, of various hues, on their upper hp3. I trust there is a good time at hand, indications me very propitious and eneom aging on thi3 coast. Ladies have Chinamen to do all their slavish work, and I hope tho time is not far distant when they will bp able to let all men know their snpcnoiity in courage and knowledge. Was it not Eve that had tho courage to pull the fruit of knowl edge and give it to Adam when he was afraid to put hi3 finger end to it, slu thereby learned tho beauty of clothes, and women still retain a superior tasto for dress. Boforo I conclude I think it duo to myself to say that I ilo not speak ill of men without a cause, I suffered with a husband (for nearly a year) that was of no account; but .thanks to the good laws of the &tate I have got rid of him, nnd if I ever get an other 1 hope he may be of a different stamp. Respectfully yours, Mrs. New Fashien: Announcement. The National Surgical Instituto of Indianapolis, with branches at Phila delphia, Atlanta, G.i., and San Fran ciscni which has a national reputation, will permanently establish a branch at Portland, Oragon. Two of the skilled surgeons f this institute prepared with every needed appirntua for tho successful treatment of cripples will meet all thp old patients and Mich now ones as may desire treatment, this year, at tho following places: Port land, at St. Chailes Hotel, April Jhh, 10th and 11th; Albany, April 12th and 13th; The Dalles, April 17th; Walla Walla, April .19th nnd 20th; and Seattle, April 25th and 2t5ih, and hereafter at Portland, Oregon, on tho first two w eoks of May and Novomber of each year, commencing Nov. 1SS2. Beware of all traveling Doctors who may claim to represent any ither in stitute, fur this is the only Surgical Instituto on this coas.t with facilities and experience for tho treatment of deformities. J. M. Hiskle, M.D., Geo. B. Handy. M. I). Surgeons in charge, National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush St.,S. F. I'oi- Kent A cigar stand: the fixtuies aro for sale. Inquire of P. H. Fov. Mainstnvt. Eastern Ojstori. Another fiiM lot of Kustein Oistra Just received at Knscoes, per 'toniner Oregon, uecinent mock. A oriil wants a .situation to do house work; wages fifteen dollars a month. A exeat variety of locks, hiuuen and screws at .Ino. 3lontgomerN. - Furnished or unfurnished rooms can lc hail at the Union Hotel. New stock of ready made clothing, gent's furnishing goods, hats, caps. etc.. at Mcintosh's New Clothing house, Occi dent block; A largo consign ment of tin biv.t brand lied Cross coal oil lust rceei ved at J no. Bodgei's, Central Alniket IXamlnc the fine selection of sum mer suitings, overcoats, etc., at Mc- intosus .ew Liotntng iiniiso, ucci dent block. See ad. At Mrs. Loett's Coffee Booms, a eup of tea, coffee, or chocolato with pie or cake, ten cents. Ham and eges. Open at any time. .Ltitrancc tiuough (5eo. Lovett's tailor shop. Three scow loads of dry fir, spruce limbs, and bark, just recciod and for sale at Gray's dock. Van Dusen & Co. have iust reccivni a lino lot or hats ot the latest st vies and patterns. --Tho "Alwajs Handy" Motcr-ipo bhiJos at John A. Montgomery's. Frank Fabro has oysters in every style. Stow and pan roasts a specialty -All the latest novels at Adler'si. YollM. I have bought out lhe restaurant on Main street, in Boehlings building,! from James White and How lice and i rented the same to James White. ind will j not be responsible for any debts con tracted. 31 ax W vgxi:i:. H?'?Si?sSJIi Music for the piano, organ, link, violin, guitar, cornet, accordeon, banjo, life, concertina and other instruments, just recen ed at Adler's miioie store. i o old goods on Carl AillPrsslu'Ie;t evuriuiii jiuw unu nulling. Shiloh's Vltalizeris what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz 7ines.s and nil symptoms of Dyspejisia. Price 10 and 7o cents per bottle. Sold by W. K. Dement. Sleepless Night, made miserable bv that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. .Sold by W. K. De ment. Will you suffer with Dispepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's " itnlizer is guaranteed to run you. Sold bv W. E. Dement. Cor.nns's Lii:r.ms Liqrin I'm:: Ar Toxic IxvinoK.viei: will cHreSn digestion 'and peipctuntebodilv igor. Talc vo other. Of druggists. Croup, Whooping Cough and Brim cliitis immediately leliewdbv Shiloh's Cure. Sold by W. K. Dement.' Ilotvmy thiPiit luiiLs! Then wh don't j on use Hat.i:'s llnxi:v or iloiti: nouxi AM) Tai:? Pncr.' Tooth Arm: l)i:ois eure in & minute. Catarrh cured., health and sweet bie.ith secured bySliiloh'sCatairhltem edy. Price r0 cents. Nasal Injector'frei. For sale by W. 1J. Dement. For lame Back, Mde or Chest u c Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prici-Sioonts. For sale by W. E. Dement. MnlohV Cough and rVmuinpiion Cure is sold Jy us on guarantee. It euros consumption. Sold lj K. De ment. That Hacking Cough t-nn In - quickly cuieil by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. So:d by W. II. Dement. Those writing desks at the Oil j book store aro the best in the city. They are something nice ami durable, and just what most young ladies would appreci ate from the giver. I hao just received thefinrst assort ment of fancy goods in mv line ever brought tOjAstoria, consisting of nrr fumery eases, toilet sets, toilet ea"st, line peifumeries, fancy soaps, combsl brushes, band glavscs.and toilet articles of all kinds splendid presents for the holidays. Call nnd eviiiilne goods and prices beforp purchasing elsewhere, at J. W. Conn's drug stoic. opjMwite Occi dent Holol, Astoria, Oregon. MISCELIANEOUS. Proposals for Military Supplies. IlnADQUAmiUIS DErAKTMnXT 1 or tit-: Columbia, j OKKICK OK OlIIKi' Q UtThUMAsl I.II, VANCOrVr.lt ltAKKACKS W. T.. SEAT.HD HKOl'OSAUS. IX TltH'MCATi;. subject to the usual condition, will 1m loceivetl at this ofhf o or at the unices or the IT. s. Quartermasters at the follow Ing nmned posls, until 12 o'llock, nooii, on Widliesdav, April 19, lh5. at which purcs and time lucy will tn opi-ned iu tin.' pres ence ofbuliiers, lor (h furnishing and de livery or military supplies during Hie IKcil jearcommcncliiK'.luIj l. i.ssl. and indim; June 50, ISSa. as follow i : Wood, Coal. Char coal, O.its, Barley, Uran, Ili and htraw. or Hay in lieu ot Straw , or uoh of s.iid. supplies as may ho requlicd at Portland. Orpjon. l'oil llanU. W.T. Boise Bnrreclo. I. T. I ort .ilia Walla. W. T. Fort rouuBPni:. W.T.. VancouTcr Depot W. T l'ortCocnrd'Alono. I.T. I'ort rolvillo. W.T. Cam bpol.nti Vt . T. Tort Klsmatli. Ore;on. Tort Lapwai. W. T,. fort S-tevpns. Oregon . l'roposals for cither class of the. stoics mentioned, or for quantities less than the wliolerequired.willberceened. The Rov eminent reserves the light to i eject :m or all proposals. A prcfeicnce will bOKhen to articles of donicstlc productlen prodnec it on the f'aclllc coast, conditions ot prlco and quality being equil. lilank proposals and punted, circulars, stating the kind and estimated quantities required at each post, and Ritint; full par ticulars as to tho manner of bidding, amount ot bond to accompany proposal, conditions to be obsen ed by bidders, nnd terms of con tract and payment, will be furnished en ap plication to this oBlee or tl.c Quartermasters at the arlous posts named. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked r-'TroposjilH for at ." and addressed to the mulervcncd. or Hie respertli e Vost I iiurtcrturo'ers. (J. U. DANDY. Chief Qiwlennader Proposals for Transportation. UCADQCAlnKRS !'.! VKTMBNT , OFTHBC0I.L3II1IA. Oprier. ok Chijik (Juaih einiAtiTh i:. V.NcorVKRBm:ci;. W.T.. i SEALED n:Or08AI-S. I.N Tltll'MCATn. subject to 1lie iiiu.il tui.ditlun will be received id lh!soiilcc.:mJattliioliliof the Chief Qiiaitrriiiastcr, Military Division ot the l'acllie, I'rciidio of San KrancSco, Cal., until 12 o'clock noni, u Wedm-sU.iv. Apill li), lSS.'.titvvhieh tinioaiid plaeei tliey ulil beoiHjned in tie presciut' ol Mdueis, for the tiansportntlon of nuHtaij supplies on tho follow Inc desenhed loutes m tli-Dciiart-ment of 11i Columbia, dnnne the ear com mencius July 1. tsR2. and oipli'ii; .lime aVli lVason Tr.insportiUion, ItOUTK Xo 1. Sprasue, W. T., to Cainp Spkaneand Tort ColUlle. W.T.. and from Spokane Tails. W. T , to Camp bpokano and fort ColvIIle. W. T. UouTi:Xo.y. From souihcin terminus of tho Oregon and California I:. It. to fort K amath, Oreson. Volte Xo. :i. from Veiuiletoic. On pin, to Boise Barracly, I. T. Htcamcr Triinsjiortation. ItotrrnXo 4. rortrainpottatlon of U.S. Military Supplies between Astoria and l'nrt Stevens, Oregon, and l'ort Canbj, W. T. ItorTi:ro. '. Between Portland Oregon, and Vancom er, W.T. 1'roposais for transiortut!o!i on am or all of the mutes abov o named ill bo lbcelv ed. Thetiovcmnitut nsvne Hie ilisht to ie jeet any or all proposals. , Blank proposals, form if contract, and printed ciieulais. statins the estimated quantitle-, of supplies to Ik- transported, and Sivlnp; full mfr.i mation as to the inanucr of bidduiR. conditions to he observed bv bid ders, and terms of contract and pavinent. vvlllbofuniWi'do'i applica'ion to this of fice or to tne onico ol thf Chief Quarler niaster. .Military Division of the l'a' ille. Vre sirilo of S,ui l'rawei-co. Calirornia. Envelopes eoiitainins propo-als should be marked : 'Txnpnsnls lor'lransi,ortation en Itollte Xo. ." and :ulilnNi! fn llio undersigned. O.B. DA.D,- Chief Quartermaster. Hilv Trpasiirpr"c fJnlipo ( -..j .. . ,.u,uv.. NUUUi: IS Ill.Kl'.HY (JIVEX THAT all outstanding warrants or orders due hy tho City uf Astoria, will he paid on presen tation to tho undersigned at his ofllcc. In terest b ill cea30 on and after this date. J. C. lU'STLEIMTrcaiurer Astoria, March 7, 1SK. Warrantee deeds at The Astouiax ofltee. ,-t .J ,-U- MISCELLANEOUS. OPENED. RBilHr-HADE CLOT IHN6 Men's Youth's and Boys' Mso a llrst-iiinsllno of Gent's Fnrnishing Goods. HATS, CAPS, etc., etc, D. A. Mcintosh Tailor and Clothier (XTIDKNT r.f.OCK. MUSIC SXORE, Pianos and Organs of nil makes coustantlv on hand. Also a full stock of VIOLINS. GUITARS. RANJOS, AC- CORDKONS, CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES. Also a lai-xo stock of tho best of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. SHEET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As well as ovcrvthlnp; else belonnlns to a first Class Mii-dc Store. llanos and Organs -o!d on me monthly in stallment plan, or or rent. CarliiAdler'&I Book Store. f5r- The largest stock of fA Blank Boohs and Stationery WA&i W even-description. i fflin3 hool Bonks, Bibles, Poetical S fitrl Works. Albums and 0s3 Col't l'e". -ijjaa liosu'.es a full and complete. 3fiLNf-i5 s'ock id everj thins usually ""0ajJ Kept in a well regulated Book Store. Also, new? depot and agency for ever paieraiul periodical publWied. CARL ADLER'SVARIETY STORE f?5 Watches. Clocks and Jewelrj'. f.f Vvcl.ei and Table Cutlery, if1 .TJJS Yankee Xotlons and Tojs, !C" 'IM rictuii Frames and Chromos. iSvj.sS2l!ab:' Caniaires, a complete assortment. Archery, etc Xew coods by evtry sleamer. The public are invited to eamiiie my stock and prices. CHEXAMVS ST.. - ABTOltlA. ORECON. MAGNIJ (J. CROSBY, Dealer in HAREWAEE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Hers and Steam Fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRONS TIHAND8C0PPER, tCannerv anil Fishermeus Smlies Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch, Vor.e but drat class workmen employed. A lar;e assortment of . .SCALES 'oustdiitly on Hand lirALK t IK Hay, Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand. Wood IJellvcrcd to Orttci-. Draying, Teaming and Express Business. Horses ana" Carriages for Hire. DKALKlt IN- WINES, LIQUORS AND CICARS. 3 . i V -'-.. -s.' ?su?l JLdler's C. H. COOPER,. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ir mmm at w i REOUCTION ''W-' FOE. THE NEXT 30 DATS AT ""J ''"")IMUIinillIIIUIIUiaMIIlMlUlHIIIHHtHIHIUUHMl S .3 I X L STORE UIMMlliUIIlmuiHaiHIIUlllMMItHMtUMMMllMtttMIMHlimMHlMfcM To make room for large Spring stock. ESSAll Winter goods will be sold very low. C. H. COOPER, I X LQStore, near Parker House, Astoria. ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER Proprietor. ASTORIA, - - OREGON. :E3E3QXja.X, V.BT3rOTT3Xr03E13MC3E3iq-T. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARIffiLOF 30 GALLONS. LARGE ORDERS IX LIKE PROPORTION. LessBQuantitles, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - 81 SO per Dozen Speclal attention paid to orders trom 1'ubUe lipases and FamlHea.- THE COLUMBIA BREWERY f 7K (r$ T' l! 3)Z LJi JQStfe IS SUI'CKIOK TO MObl. AND IS UXCELLED HY XONEJ ON THIS COAbT JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR, CHENAMUS STREET, . A8T0RIA, OREGON. syordeis Ictt at the GERMAKIA nEEU;jlALL vvHl be promptly attoLded to.-fc John A. Wlontgomery, fStTCESSOR TO .IAOKINS & MOSTUOMKRYO COHAKK OF 3IA1.V AMI .SX03RKA. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF; FURNITURE 23 BEDDING AND DKALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and MouMiogs, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every hrancli. 3 k" X e o a" - -air. i dKra TOD msmm r '3- CO ' u - cap ifao iJgSE it ib. .aii-'Sttt-. ,-...V . . ., wrffflhi ffwl KrrA ISS8!5S la rL!jri - ' trr m gJiCjiigjSM 1 THE iKira tx Tin, sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A licreral Assortment or HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Asents for .MngtM Stoves and Ranges The Uast Iu the laarict. rimnljln; goods ot all kinds onjiand. Jt0 vv ork. done in a orkmanllke manner. .1KFFKHMOX MTHEF.T8, 42SSS vo S-S -5 833 Ma iS.l ?feT.-rs? is- H i- nmisim ' t - a s&m s:3 : o WBtMKBi - H E-in O k3E JUHKig tlas5t:2 c "sSSa". ps X r " SQ I -asO o2.5,aa5P2s?-S iSil f4.jerj. m r :Jl LivjsilS -,l-'3 nm feirka f-sas-' ,S'.S3aESSt3!'.YS:-ii3SfcS ULyKVi z:.s--s r1 -