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Astoria, Oregon, Saturday Morning, April 1, 188
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"WASHINGTON LETTER.
From oiir Regular Correspondent.
WAsnrKOTo:,-. D. C, Mareli 23, 1832.
The old vexed question of offi
cial precedence which has caused
heartburnings and jealousies in
Washington society ever sinco the
city became the- seat of govern
ment, is liable to come up and en
gender bad feelings on any occa
sion of ceremony. It caused a
lively and very yarm discussion
between some ladies and the door
keeper of one of the reserved gal
lories in the House of Represen
tatives on a recent occasion. It
was a question as to the best scats
being given to the families of
members of the Cabinet in prefer
ence'to the families of Justices of
the Supreme Court. Some ladies
of the latter class took possession
of the disputed territory and kept
it, despite pleadings of the door
keeper, who in vain urged his or
ders to keep these seats for certain
ladies specially invited by the
President. But because the ladies
belonged to the family of a Cabi
net officer the ladies in possession
declared that the question had
long ago been settled in favor of
the Supremo court as above the
Cabinet in the official scale, and
kept the seats. When ev-Senator
Conkling's nomination to the Su
preme Court was discussed hero it
was urged ihat ho would never ac
cept a position which would force
him to walk behind all the others of
the same class on all occasions of
ceremony. The most recently ap
pointed Justice of the Supreme
Court always walk behind the
others on entering and leaving the
court-room daily, and at state din
ners and on similar occasions also,
takes a less honorable seat than
those commissioned earlier. Sir.
Conkling would have had to walk
immediately behind Justices Gray
and Stanley Matthews, the other
two recent appointments, and he
doesn't love Justice Matthows,
anyhow, and Justice Gray, who is
by long odds the biggest man in
Washington, would havo com
pletely overshadowed Mr. Conk
ling. This is the kind of talk we
hear, among the Miss Grundys of
the national capital, but jierhaps
people of sense will not for a mo
ment suppose that Mr. Conkling
oven thought of this aspect of the
case when he declined the judge
ship. Every observer at the Capitol
can not fail to notice that there is
something touching and almost
awe-inspiring in the sudden hush
that falls on tbo otherwise disor
derly House of Representees
when the venerable Alexander II.
Stevens makes one of his rare and
powerful addresses to it. Such a
tribute of deep and respectful at
tention is perhaps never accorded
to any other member. When that
shrill, strange voico :9 heard, the
laugh and jest dio away even to
the remote corners whero small
knots of members are having
their -little jokes, cigars go out,
while the abstracted smokers are
intent on listening, and one by
one gentlemen in the rear rows
come tip-toeing down tho aisles to
get nearer to that, invalid chair
which is wheeled nervously first to
one side and then to tho other in
the littlo semicircular space before
tho speaker's desk, and before the
fiery-eyed little gray-haired orator
has finished, a crowd has gathered
about him respectfully attentive,
and silent as they never are at any
other time. It is plain from the
ospcet of Jho Houso at such times
that the big soul within this little
pain-racked body is impressing
itself more strongly on every
hearer than a whole session of talk
from almost any other.
Congress has been for two or
three years discussing measures
for providing some suitable place
for our immense National Library,
which now contains over 400,000
volumes and is increasing at the
rate" of 23,000 volumes per year.
A library building is absolutely
necessary, as in the present con
dition of-things the books cm bo
of little use to anybody piled and
stacked up in nooks and corners
abolft the place now provided for
them. The delay of Congress to
select n site ami appropriate money
for .a building led to ii recent
proposition to raise the dome of
the Capitol fifty feet and put an
other story on the centre building.
The practicability of this was re
ferred to Gen. Meigs for his opin
ion as an engineer, and ho has
just sent his reply to tho commit
tee. After describing the con
struction of the dome, and the
capacity of the central portion of
the Capitol to bear weight, Gen.
Meigs debates that lie does not
think it prudent To pat tho ad
ditional weight upon it. Ho says
the walls under the dome are just
propoitioncd to bear the load now
upon them. The mortnr used in
the construction of the wails was
made of lime and sand, as cement
was not used in those days, and
the soil upon which tho walls rest
is of moist clay; that the key
stones in some of the arches over
the lower windows under the dome
have dropped, some more than
others, and upon the whole, Gen.
Meigs says the suggested raising
of tho dome wouH be a dangerous
and fatal enterprise. He says it
is nossible to take the dome to
pieces and ruildrilthp8'4
proportions of tho Capitol forbid
this as well as any attempt to
raise the dome. In conclusion ho
says. "Nowhere is to be found a
groat building of such rich and
graceful composition as the present
Capitol of tho United States.'
And he maintains substantially
that any change would not only
be dangerous, but would destroy
tho architectural beauty of the
Canitol. Spot.
A Practical Suggestion
Poets are not often deemed prac
tical, but Joaquin Miller's sugges
tion for the annual burning of tho
forests, under careful supervision,
has at least a plausible level-head-edness
about it not often looked
for in poets. He argues that the
rotting of the leaves, mosses,
grasses, etc., increases fevers, ma-,
lariaand death, besides harboring
insects, reptiles and worms and
smothering many of the .now
grasses, flowers, shrubs and fruits
of the growing yeai. Tho borer,
caterpillor, Colorado beetle, bull
cricket and grasshopper were com
paratively harmless and unknown
as enemies of civilization till tho
white man began to mismanago
the forests. He thinks forests aro
necessary to a great nation, as
necessary as lungs to a man, and
that tho decline of all nations be
gins xyith the destruction of their
forests. Egypt, Italy and tho
whole eastern shore of tho Medi
terranean, where empire was
once so powerful, are now largety
shorn of their woods and havo be
como weary, melancholy lands of
fever and ague. Every state
should have a forest commissioner
to regulate the burning: both to
make, and to prevent fires. This
would be more practical, however,
in the old and well settled states
than in the new ones.
At n trial in Montana the other
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day a witness who was being bully
ragged by a cross-examining law
yer, called on tho court for pro
tection. The judge kindly loaned
the witness life revolver, and tho
bullyragging ceased.
LADIES STAND UP.
In view of the demand for fe
male suffrage, it is proposed that
the following political catechism
for ladies desirous of entering the ,
arena of politics be propounded, '
for answers, to all candidates:
What is the best season for'
ballot-box stuffing?
In opening a marking list would)
3-ou Ubo silk or worsted? '
Do you consider oloction-eeringl
the jewelry of the campaign?
Would you measure the can
vass of a ward by the yard?
Is it '"measures, not men," that
you desire?
Would you stand up to vote a
motion down?
Would you propose musk or
cologne when the scents of the
meeting was called for?
Ought a chip hat to be woin in
lo-roiiiir for an election?
Arc you too modest to procs tho
question?
Are you familiar with the musio
of political organs?
What sort of a vehicle is a
political hack?
How old must a woman bo to
be entitled to the right of suffer-age?
Are good teeth requisite for
stump speeches?
Do you believe in the doctrine,
"tp tho'victor belongs the spoils,"
if so, do you consider that a man
spoils in political life?
Would you sit on u standing
committee?
Would you insist on having
your weight when tho vote was
declared to be a light one? Bos
ton Commercial Bulletin.
ft iptyOrf
Tbo Star Route Fraud.
"Boss," said a colored man, ap
proaching the stamp window at tho
Little Rock postoffice, "how much
will yer charge ter send this yer
letter tor Memphis?"
"Six cents," answered the clerk,
"but you havo not addressed it to
any one."
"I kno dat. I ain't got but one
stamp, an' I thought dat if yor
would tako it ter Memphis fur dat
price -I would send it tor Mai'
Smith, but if yer charged more I'd
send it ter Caroline Brown what
libes at Brinkley, bout half way to
Memphis."
"It will cost just as much to
send a letter to Brinkley as to
Memphis."
"How docs yer make dat out. It
don't cost as much ter go terTJrink
ley on de train as it do ter Mem
phis, and de letter will go on de
train."
"That's the law, old man."'
"I understate yer now. Dis is
a stair route office. Oh, I'se got
yer. Want ter mnko three cents
outen me, dors yer? Wall, I'll
jist hab dis matter 'vestigatcd. I
hain't said nothin' bout de stair
routes, but from dis time out I'so
swine ter flinjr myself. TJttfo
JRoch Gazette.
"What," the young man asked
tho young woman who was waiting
for him to ask for his hat, "what
do I put you in mind of?" "A
French clock" she said softly.
And pretty soo'n he went on his
way. Tho next morning he called
upon an eminent horologist and
asked him what was tho distin
guishing trait of a French clock.
The horologist said, "Why, it
never goes." And the young man
was sorely cast down, and he
grieved, and he told no man of his
hurt.
The lazie.it man is on a western
paper. He spells photograph
"4tograph." Then have been
only three worse than he. One
lived out in Kansas and dated his
letters "llworth," another spelled
Tennessee "10aC," and the other
wrote Wyandotte "Y&."
The" eminent statisticians, Behrn
and Wngner, pstiniatehe present
population of the werld:
Asia x:;j,707,000
Ktiroju- .".. :si:i,920,ooo
Africa -.in.tnuooo
America !"i.05,O0O
Australia ami I'olynHin -i.iijooo
Polar Region 82,000
Total i,i.-.2ii,Cflo
Of the 05,403,000 in America,
there are credited to the United
States, 50,000,000; to Brazil, 11,
100,000; to Moxjco, 0,-18.",000; to
British North America, :i,800,000.
Iceland is given 7-2,000, and
Greenland, 10,000.
Pennsylvania expends in n
year S152,GG3,49j for intoxicating
drinks, and for educational pur
poses only-S5,8G5,915.
'itouU on ItntM.'
The thins dcMred found nt last. Ask
Drupqists lor '"Rough on Itats." It
clears out rats, mice, roaches, ilips, bed-
DUgS. 13C. ooes.
I
"Bnchnpoibn.'
New, quick, complete cure 4 da vs. r
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
or diflicult urination, kidney diseases.
?1 . at druggist s. Oregon Depot, I ) A VIS
& CO., Portland, Or.
Wtr! War! War!
Water front oftcied freo to anj peiswi I
that will build a saw mill in tho city of
Williamsport. Lumber we must have
to build tiie city. x e have one store In
running order at present. Quite a nunl
bcr have alrcadv located homes in thi
city, and yet there Is" room. Sold on
tinio to suit purchasers. Located one
mile south of Astoria, on the stinnv side
of the hill, on Young's bay.
,1 Williamson-, Sit.
mothers! Slot her!! Mot hers! It
Are you disturbed atnight and broken
of jour rest by a sick child suffering
and crving with thu excruciating pain
of cntting teeth? If so, go at once and
get a bottle of Mrs. Window's Soothing
Srmn. It will relipve the Door littlvj suf
ferer Immediately -duuend upon Its
mere isno mistake aoout it. mere is
not a mother von earth "who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once
that it will Tegulate. the bowels, nud
give rresUtoiMfounother, and relief and
ealth to the chlld.operatlngllke magic.
It is perfectly safe to use in all caw,
and pleasant to the tasto, and is the pre-Scriptloft-of
one ot the oldest and liest
fenialo physicians and nurses In tho
United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents a bottle.
l'crnvian Bittern.
Cinchona Itulir...
Tho Count Clnehon was the Spanish
Viceroy in Pcru4n KW. The Cotmtcss.
his wite, was prostrated by an intermit
tent fever, from which she was freed by
the use of the native remedy, the 1'eru
viiin bark. or. as it was culled in tho
language of the country, 'Quinquina."
Grateful for her recovery, on her leturn
to Euro' in lKrj, she introdueed the
icnicdy 111 Spain, where it was known
under various names, until Liiiniciis
called it Cinchona, in honor of the lady
who had brought them that which was
more precious than the gold of the luens.
To this day. after a lapse of two hun
dred and fifty years, science has giwii
us nothing to take its place. It etiectu
nlly cures a morbid appetile for stimu
lants by restoiing the lruttiral tonu of
the stomach. It attacks excessive lovo
of liquor as it does a fever, and destroys
both alike. The powerful tonic virtue
of the Cinchona is preserved in the
Permian Hitters, which are a" effoetivo
against malarial fever to-day ns they
were in the days of the old Spanish
Viceroys. We guarantee the ingredi
ents of these bitters to be. absolutely
pure, and of the host known quality.
A trial will satisfy you that this is the
best bitter iu the world. "Tho proof of
the pudding is in the eating," and vf e
willingly abldo this test. Forsalo by
nil druggist, grocer and liquor dealers.
Order It. Loeb &Co., agents lor Astoria.
Will j 011 suffer with Dispepsla and
Liver Complaint? ShIIoh'.s vitalizer is
guarantecu to cure you. Sold bv W. K.
Dement.
Sleepless Xights m.ule miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the renicilv for 011. Sold b W. K. De
ment. --The "Always Iiandj"' wtoveptpo
shelves at John A. Montgomery's.
Croup, Whooping Cough and Droit
chitls immediately relicu-dbv Shiloh's
Cure. Sold bv W. 11 Dement."
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mnr
kct, has made arrangements to keep nl
he finest fresh fish, etc., In their season
.For the genuine J. II. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the best ol wines; liquors
and San Francisco beer, call attheCem,
opposite the bell ton Cr, and s-ee Crimp
bell. If vou want anytliing in tho line of
bookstand stationery go to Adler'.s; tho
fiuest and largest assortment of every
thing in that lint'.
For handsome holiday presents,
such as toilet eases, cologne M'ts, per
fumery eases, line soaps, etc., go to
Coun'.s drug store, opposite Occident
Hotel. "
Coi.nnx's Linnio's Liquin Bekk
axp Toxic Ikvioeiiatoi: will cuie in
digestion and perpetuate bodily vigor.
Tate no olhcr. Or druggists.
That Hacking' Cough can be so
.quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by W. E. Dement.
How my throat hurts! Then why
dont you use Hale's Uoxuy of lloit
nouNn and Tak? Pike's Tootii
ache Deops cure iu one minute.
I fnrnilui Booms to Let
J At Mrs. Munson's lodging house.
. Villrr
Ihaxo liDtight oat 'the restaurant on
JiRtn -.ireei, in uppmuirs irauuinj?,
from James White and HowHeeaiul
icntorttmihameto James Wlute.inil will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted. MAX Wagxf.b.
Musical Instruction.
Prof. Fred, ir.13 er. of Switzerland, is
now in the city and intends organizing
a class in Instrumental music Any oiie
wiio contemplates taking a course of in
struction on the piano will find this a
rare opportunity, l'rof. Mayer maybe
teen at Mrs. Twilight's.
Sherman tiro. KxprPM
Will recelro orders nt tho store of 1.
W. Cas4- for upper Astoria or any othor
part of tho city. Letivo your orders on
!hi! slate and they will fki promptly at
tended to.
Xoticc.
Just received per steamer Columbia,
a fine lot of eastern oysters, which will
bo served up in first class style at Kos
coe?, Occident block.
The Weekly Axloniin
Is si mammoth sheet, nearly doublo
tho size of the Daily. It is just tho pa
ler for Iho fireside, containing in addi
tion to all the current news, choice mis
cellany, agricultural matter, market re
ports, etc. It is furnished to single subscriber-!
.t S2 00 per year In advance.
TcUt Xotlrr.
On after this date an additional 10
cents per coul will be charged on all
orders for sawed wood not accompanied
by tlioc.i-.h, at fJrAjs wood yard. Julv
M.lRSi. '
To tli 11 lenities.
Dressmaking In all its branches; neat
and reasonable, at Mrs. Denny Uurrans.
Casa 4rei't.ncar Congregational Chnrch.
Arrlsoiii I.odjrinjr Houhc, Port
land. Oregon.
New house and fir.-t class in its ap
pointmeiiK Third street, in R. It
Thompson's block, opinwite Capt. Ains
worth. Itooins by the day, week or
month. Mbs. E. Anruqoxi.
Skinny Jlcn.
Wells' Health Kenewer. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
of thr generative functions. 81, at drug
cists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO.,
Portland. On,
Hall's Vkoetablk SiciLiAjrlLun
ItEsxEwEi: isa scientific combination ot
homo of the most jiowerful rcstorativo
agents in the vogetablo kingdom. It re
stores gray hnir to its original color. It
inako the scalp white and clean. It
cures dandruff and humors, and falling
out of tho hair. It furnishes tho nutri
tive principle by which tho hair is nour
ished and supported. It makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, and U unsur
passed as a hair dressing. It is the most
economical preparation ever offered to
the public, as its eifects romaln along
time, making onlj an occasional appli
cation necessary. It is recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and
officially endorstHl by the State Assayer
of Massachusetts. The popularity of
Halls Hair Iteiiewer has incrcrsed with
the test or iitnuj j ears, both In-this
country and in foreign lands, and it is
now known and used in all the civilized
countries of the world.
Foit Salk nv all Dealltss
J3T"Ai; citizens of Oregon who dosire
to inform their friends iu the states of
the condition and progress of this state,
can have un more complete mul compre
hensive volume of fnctsto M?ml them
than by subscribing for this journal,
and having us mail it weekly to their
friends. We mail it as directed. For
5 00 In advance, we mall three copies
of Till-: VVuEKLvAsToniAXone yean
MISCELLANEOUS.
SASEari1 GARY'S
HOSPITAL,
ASTOKIA,
OKEGON
riUIM INsflTrUTION, bXlJEB CAKE OK
JL the Misters ot Chanty, Is now ready for
tho reception ot patients.
l'rivate rooms for the accommodation of
anvilcslrlngtliein.
Patients admitted atall hours, day or nlRlit.
Xo phylcian lias uvelusUo right, overv
l.-ttirut H free to runt lias the privilege of
einpUilngany ihs!clantlicy prefer.
United States Slnrliie
Seamen w ho pafriosplt.il Dues, are enti
tled to Free earn anil utionilnnco at this Hos
pital during slcknevt. rermlts must Bo ob
ialneil Tor I'ultisl Mates Marines sit the Cus
tom liniisy.
SlfcTEKB OV ClIAItlTV
X.. JS, Gr. &TS&JLT&L,
Importer mid Wholesale dealer In
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
ticles, Playing Cards, Cut
K lery, Etc., Etc.,
The lari:es.t and flucst stock of Meerschaum
and Amber goods In thoclty. Particular at
tention paid to onkrs from tho country and
x eils.
Cliciiamiis street. Astoria, Oregon.
THUO. I'.KACKElt. Manager.
School Tax, District Wo. 9.
urrEi: astogia.
NOTICE IS HKIIKJIY GIVES THAT
Selniol Taxes for Hie aboxe DLstrletaro
now due and in) able at the ofllco of the
undersigned. Vlrae pay up promptly and
save cos. WM. 15. AUAHt,
did. Clerk District No. 0.
City Treasurer's Notice. -
NOTICE 18 TIEKKBY GIVEN' THAT all
outstanding warrants or orders duo by
the City of Astoria, will be paid on presen
tation to tho undersigned his office. In
terest will cease on and after this date.
J. O. HUSTLKlt JTreasurer.
Astoria, Ittrch T, Utt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. ARNDT & FERGHEN,
ASTOIHA. - OnEfiOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
ISLACKSMITH " j?
OUVJ K
sf
Boiler Shop '
All kinds 1
Al! kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WORE
rromptly attended to.
A specialty mado of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAfAYETTE STEEET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
BrcrroN- Street, n-er Passer House,
ASTOEIA. - OTtEGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS! AND
BOILER MAKERS.
UffllJURIKE ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
CASTINGS.
Ofall DpMrriptlons made to Order
nt (Short Xotiro.
A. D. Wass, President.
J. O. IIusTLr.it, Secretary.
I. W. tUsK.-Treasurer.
John Fox, Superintendent
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main an J Chenamus Streets,
AbTOJUA OKPtlON.
DKA1.KR 15
CIGARS JND TOBACCO;
Tho, Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
' aad other Haslbh Cutlorjr.
STATIONERY!
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS .
Genuine Ueershaum Pipes, etc,
v A fine stock of
1Vatrtiv uuil Jewelry, Muzzle and
ltrccrh IjOinttiijx Shot Gtintt and
ItlllcM, Revolver. lMMoln,
nn d Ammunition
MARIXK
Uli ASHES.
ALSO A FINE
Aortiiient or Tine SI'JXTACLKS suid F.YE
ULASSK3.
MAGMS C. CROSBY,
Denier In
IARDWAEE, Iffl, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
Flute ai Steam Fitters
Goods and .Tools,
SHEET' LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN ANFCOPPER,
Stoves, Tin' Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
If one but first class xxorkmen emplojcd.
A large assortment of
SGALES
('onsiantli on hand
i. w. case7
IMPORTER AND IVHOLESALr. AND RE
TAIL IiEALBR IN
(MEM MERCHANDISE
Corner Clienamus and Cass streets.
ASTORIA ... OREGON
WMMMPjfte
$&5m?3BZ-7
HRBfe
BUSINESS -qABPS; $
"EJ C. HOLDKX, """
NOTARY P.UBLIC,
AL'CTIONKEK, C03IMI8SIOX AND
8UHANCE AGENT.
J) A. ."Hc-IXTOSH.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Occident Hotel BuIMids,
ASTORIA . - - OREGON
CAJIt. WHITTKMOBE, Sf.I.,
FHKSICI.iX AXDia'RCEO.V. '
Office with Dr. Jay Tutfle. Residence at
sirs. Rogers.
JQR. J. C. HKAFTEJl,
PHVSICIAX ana STSGEOX.
(DKCTSCHEB AEZT.)
DUeswes of the Throat Specialty.
Office orer Conn's Draj Store.
J)R. C. C. GLASS, "
PHYSICIAN AND SORGEON.
Office over A. V. Allen's Store,
ASTORIA, - OREGON.
"El . WISTOS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Ofllco In C. L. Parker's building, on Benton
cmruisi, iiijiumic custom House,
ASTOKIA, --. - OREGON.
TAX TUTTiK, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;
OiTicE-Over tho White Houso Store,
RrainEsci: At Mrs. Munson boarding
house, Clienamus street, Astoria, Oregon.
P CltAJiU, JI. D
'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Koom Xo. Jl. AHtoriaa, BnUdtaK.
(UP ST.UBS.)
Residkncb Coraer of Benton and Court
streets, Astoria, Oregon.
"P P. HICKS.
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, - - -;. - ORKOOM.
Rooms in Allen S building up stairs, corner
of Cas nud Sqemocqhe streets.
J.
Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Chenamu Streets - ASTOKIA. ORKOOM
Q n. BAK & C.f
DEALER IK
Door, Windows, Blind. TtU
sons, dumber. Etc
Alt Muds of Osk Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
terial, etc
Steam Mill near Weston hotel, Cor. Gen
ex Ix 0 and Astor streets.
J. H. D. GRAY,
'Wholesale and retail dealer in.
ALL KIXBS. OF FEED,
Hay, Oats, Straw, WimI, Etc
General storage and Wharfage on reaoQa
able temis. i 'oot of Benton street. Astortoi
Orcaon.
MRS.
DEALKB'IS'
New and Choice
MILLINERY,
Desires to call thcuttentlon ot the Ladles of
Astoria to tho fact that she lias received
a larce assottmont of tba
LATEST HTYLKS OF
Hats. Bonnets, Trimmings,
ITAIMCY GOOD.
Corner Jlula and Squeraoqhe Streets.
H. S. J? L. R. JS S 3K
UKAtBR IN
Hay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand.
IVood Delivered te Order.
Graying, Teaming and Express Business.
Worses ana" Carriagesfor Hire.
DKilEU IX
WINES, LIQUORS AND CICAftS.
NEW CHOP HOUSE.
MK. .1. M. FROJDJIAK. formerly of tho
Europe House. rortlaud.U clad, to an
nounce to the public and his many filcnds
that he has opened a .
Coffee and Chop House
onCassStreet, next door to the Astobiax
oillce. Cbopsand Steaks cooked to order.
Dress Slaking.
MRS. W. G. ROSS, & MISS K1XA LOOAN.
Tlie tlunl house xxest of Uie Congregational
Church.
MICE SUITS FOR.LADIC8
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