The Daily Astorian., April 18, 1882, Image 3

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S!ll 3tily jXstXll'In A FATAL LB&P. Council Proceedings. I GrO TEJO ' MISCELLANEOUS. .
AaTOKIA. OKEGOK:
TUEaDAY A1T.IL. IS. IBM!
I83UED EVERY MOB.NING.
(Monday Escorted).
J. P. HALLOKAN & COMPANY,
VuDLHiiniw am I'nontiETon.
Anfoiian Building, Cass tftseit.
Terms of Subscription :
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lent by nail, foarnanthj..... .-.i3 00
-'ret by mail, one yoar....... .. 9 09
free of Postase to Subscribers.
"-Adrcrti!oments insertod by the year at
he rato of l C-Q per square per month.
Transient ndrertisins, liy tho Jay or week,
ifty cents per sqiftro for oach insertion.
THEJDITY.
TllR IJAILV ASTOIIIAN IflJ! If, (tj ij
iina o 1 73 ten te a month, free of primage. Head
er irho eoptemiiaicabicacc from the city can
have Tun Atob:a:,' fotloic them. U.iux
ir Wci;iii,Y edition in any Ofl-n?lce ieith:
out additional expense. Address may be
enanged a utter, as desired. Leave ordcre at
the eountlna room.
Contracts have boon let for three
tunnels on the Yaqtrina bay railroad.
Dr. Geo. W. Anderson committed
finicido in the Portland jail, last Sat
urday. Tho woman's college at Salem is
to bo enlarged to three times its
present capacity, adding twenty-two
new rooms.
E. C. Holdon asks, ' Have you
handed in your blank return to tho
Oity Assessor? The assessment bonk
is boing made up. List notice.'
Thirty-three pound salmon are be
ing caught at Oregon City. Fifty
pounds is tho heaviest we've heard of
in tho3C latitudes so far, but the big
fish havn't begun coming in yet.
Members of Beaver Lodge No.
35, and all Odd Fellows in good stand
ing are requested to meet at the
Lodge room at 1:30 r. m. to-day to
attend the. bnrhl of the son t,i
Brother Cloush.
Tho Walla Walla arrivod in on
Sunday in ballast, from San Francis
co. Sho wa on her way to tho
Sound to take on coal, and put in
hero for supplies. She went to sea
yesterday morning.
Tho Portland Standard is enlarg
ed, 'lis a good local paper, and is
always the first of our exchanges that
wo open to scoop on item from. It
invariably gives credit for what it
takes from us and doscrves the pros
perity that it evidently enjoys.
Tho most populous township in
tho United States not incorporated as
a city, is Lake, 111., with 23,000 in
habitants. It is a suburb of Chicago.
Wo know of no other city in tho
United States as large as Astoria that
has no railroad, or cares so little for
one.
A.T. Johns, who was nominated
for County Treasurer in the Repub
lican county convention last Wednes
day, has declined to accept. Tho
matter is in tho hands of tho commit
tee, and it is probablo they will place
tho name of Chas. Heilbnrn on the
ticket in stead.
All tho children connected with
tho Presbyterian church Sabbath
achool,are particularly requested to at
tend tho funeral of their late fellow I
schoolmato, Willio E. Clough, at tho
Baptist church this afternoon. As
semble at the church at half-past ono
o'clock and bring your "Puro Gold"
with you.
Tho Chinese steamer, Mci Foo,
arrived in yesterday evening, ith 850
Mongolians on boaad. She lies in the
stream just opposito the city, but as
bo communication is allowed until the
health officer reports her, wo must de
fer moro oxtendod notice till to-mor
row. This stoamcr is tho first of tho
fleet that willliring 10,000 of Arthur's
pets to tho Columbia this summer.
Vau Dusen & Co. havo just received
a fine lot of hats of tho latest stvles and
patterns.
Tho "Always Handy" stovepipe
shelves at John A. Montgomery's.
Carl Adler's motto : "W please all
In stylo and price!"
Carl Adler's book and variety storo
Is now second to nono north of San
Francisco.
A larco consignment of the best
brand Bed Cross coal oil just received
at Jno. Itodger's, central .Market.
A great variety of locks, hinges nurt
screws at jno. .aiomsoincry s.
You want to cet some of KoscOe's ice
cream to-day: fresh made and nicely :
flavored.
Go to Roscocs and try the Boston
Crystal Ice Cream. Occident Block.
What is beauty's chlefet charm
Melting eyes or rosebud lips,
Flowing tresses, form of grace'.'
No; fine teetli tnese charms eclipse,
And their sure preserver Is
SOZODONT, best dentrifice.
Another of those Uno A. B. Chase
organs at the City Book Store.
--:-tt Drowning of Henry Fredrikscu.
At three o'clock last .Sunday aficg
noon, Jlcnry Frcdriksen, better
known as "Big Harry," lost his life
while endeavoring to escape from the
"Storm King,"' lying this side of Fort
Stevens. Frrdriksen signed tho ship's
articles last Friday night and was put
aboard tho vessel Saturday morning.
During that day and Sunday he ex
pressed his intention of getting an ay,
saying he would rather be killed than
go to Eea, and in tho aftornoon at the
time mentioned, he rushed to the rail
and sprang into the water. A boat
was immediately lowered, the mate
Crocker threatened the occupants of
Wm. Hume's boat No. , toward
whom Frcdriksen Has Mtimming, not
to take him on and tlins allow him to
escape; the threat was enforced by
the display of a Henry rifle. IJefore
the ships bojt could reach him the un
fortunate man was chilled to death
aud with a gurgling moan he sank for
erer. His body was not recovered.
At the Theater.
The agreeable warmth of the atmos
phere at ihe theater last evening made
a better feeling among the audionco
that assembled to hear tho talented
Kennedy and his ably supported com
pany in "Husbands and Wives." We
would have been glad to have seen a
larger audionce, for P.uckstono's ster
ling old comedies when so well render
ed as list night are always worth see
ing. Mr. Kennedy is a finished actor,
and despite his temporary illness won
golden opinions tin his first appear
anco in Astoria. He was ably sup
ported by his colleague, Mr. Colton,
and tho ladios and gentlemen compos
ing tho company. Tho performance
concluded with that screaming farce
"Wanted 1000 Milliners."
We hone to see a well filled
house this evening Mhen "My Mother-
in-law"' will be duly pattonized. Tho
troupe is a good one and should be
seen by all who enjoy good acting.
The Alice.
The Alice catna down yesterdiy,
having in tow the Garfield as f.ir as
Ranier. This steamer has been thot
oaghly overhauled and altered, and
will resume the business of tending
on several canneries at Pillar It-ick,
Clifton, and various oilier points up
the river. Thy Alire goes to the dif
ferent points where the fishermen
leave the fish as caught, aud inakc3
daily trips to the canneries that bhe
tends, Last reason she carried lfio
000 fish, and will probably run over
these figures this season. As she lies
at the wharf now she presents a very
neat appearance, being cleaned and
paintod throughout. .Judge J. M.
Low is acting as purser on her tins
season.
Died.
In Astoria April ltith, 18S2,
Willie Evelyn Clough, youngest son
of Wm. H. and Mary L. Clough, aged
10 years and . months. Funoral
Bervicos, conducted by list-. J. V.
Milligan, pastor of tho Presbyterian
church, at the Baptist chinch Build
ing, at 2 o,clcck this afternoon.
Friend of the family are invited to
attend.
"'Wo asked life of Thee and Thou
gavest it hiin, even length of days for
ever and ever." Psalms xsi. -1.
Police Court,
April 17th.
W. Seymour, interfering with po
lice officer; fined SfiOor 1" days in city
jail.
Jos. Johnson, fighting; fined 10 or
5 day3 in the city jail.
M. Stanford, fighting; deposit 810,
no appearance. Deposit forfeited.
Christopher Duff, drunk; fined 9,2
or one day in city jail.
A Card.
The following is self-explanatory
Having reeoived the -nomination for
treasurer of Clatsop county at the
Republican county convci.tiou, whilo
1 thank my friends for the confidenco
thoy showed in me I beg leave to de
cline tho nomination. A. F. Johns.
otli-e
Tho cilizeas of Astoria and vicinity
are requested to meet at the Court house
in Astoria, on Friday, April 21st at 2
o'cleck: r. jt., to hear the report of the
committee, on the best means of build
ing a Road from Astoria to Clatsop, and
to take action on said report.
D. K. WARREN,
Chairman of Committee.
S. D. Adah:, Secretary.
Astoria, April 17th.
.Votlce.
Madam Kuliman, the celebrated
Xctv Tork surgeon chiropodist, who is
a most skillful operator is now at Room
36. Occident Hotel, and would say to all
who are suffering from corns bunions,
ingrowing and club nails, that she will
permanently remove and cure any such
cases. She has treated over 7,000 pa
tients in New York and San Francisco,
nnd is universally successful. "Satisfac
tion oruaranteed in all cases. Ladies
visited at their lcsidcnce without extra
charge, if desired.
At the last nic6tingof the city coun
cil there were, Mayor Halm presiding,
Councilman Carrnthcrs, Dement,
Spexarth, Taylor and Wright; absent,
Case. In attendance, F. C. Xorris.
auditor and elerk; minutes of the
last mooting read and approved.
A petition From Theodore Broeui
ser asking permission to improve
Hamilton street in front of lot 4,
block 04, in McCluru's Astoria, whs
read, and on motion referred to com
mittee on streets and public ways. j
Councilman Case cimc in and took j
his scat. On motion of Councilman
Spotarth it was ordered that the mat-'
tcr of liccnMiig skating links and
shooting galleries be referred to com-
mittce on health aud police. j
UEl-ORTS OF l.'OtXMITTKKs. I
The report of committee on streei i ,
and public ways to whom w.is referred
tho communication of the Snpt. of
sheets of the condition of the road
way to upper Astotiii, was read and
on motion adopted.
COMMUXICATIOXi..
Chief of Police Laughrey submitted
n communication asking the council to
appoint C. W. Henline and Thus.
Hunter policeman on the Astoria
police force, which was referred to
committee on health and police.
itnror.T.s of offickks.
The report of superintendent of
streets for MaicL was referred to
committee on streets and public ways.
The city sexton's report for month of
March was referred to committee on
public property. The report of tho
polico judge for March was read and
referred to the health and police com
mittee. The report of the city
treasurer for the quaitor ending
March J'.lst 1832, was read aud on
motion referred to the committee on
ways and means.
itKroKTS or committkf
The report of thu he.tlth aud po
lice committee, to whom was referred
tho communication of the chief of
police,askingthe3pi)oiiitmont- of C. W.
Henline, and Tho?. Hunter as regular
police officers w.ss read, and on mo
tion the report was adopted. A ro
port from the committee on stieats
and public way? recommending tho
acceptance of tho improving of Srjue
moqiu street 100 feet west from Ol
ney street, and lhat the amount de
posited by the property holders be
refunded, was read and mi motion
the rcpoit v.as adopted.
PLUMS.
Tho following claims were ordered
paid:
Carl Adler, $2.60; J.'W. Oearhart,
830.20; D. Dubravcic, Sl.70; Thos.
Logan, S75; G. Gistcn, 1.70.
uNriMsiir.n lrusixrs.
Under this head the vote upon tho
confirmation of C. W. Heiihno for
polico officer was taken, being unani
mous, an! ho. was declared elecijjd.
A communication from Jas. Cook, ct
a!., asking tho council to license sailor
bo irding house runners, w.is referred
to Councilman Wright aa a Ovimmitteo
of one. The report of tho committee
on streets and public ways, to whom
was referred tho petition of the O. P.
L. and B. Association in regard to es
tablishing tho grade in Cass uttoet at
tho intersection f Chenauius, Sqite-
moqua, Jefferson and Astor streets,
whs rend and on motion adopted.
I1C50LU1ION-.
The following resolution was ottered
by Councilman Case was unanimously
adepted:
llrmhtil. Tint tho auditor mil
clerk bo mid is hereby instructed to
give ten days' notice to property hold
ers that tho city council proposes to
change tho gi.ido of Cas.s street at tho
crossing of Chmiainus stvret, from
151 feet to 18 feel; at the eiossing of
Snuemoqua street from lGi feet
to 11) feet; at the erosMtig of Jef
ferson street frem 13 feet to 20 feel,
above tho baso of grade. On motion
the council adjourned.
Mr. John Kogera ol the Central Mar
ket, lias made arrangements to keep al
lie finest fresh uSh, etc., in thoir season
Ciias. Stevens and Son hate a stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for casli to close
out that branch of the business.
Music for the piano, organ, Jlute,
violin, guitar, cornet, accordcon, banjo,
fife, concertina nnd other instruments,
jii'-t received at Adler's musie store.
Chas. Stevens & Son have for sale.
and are agents lor the new Jslngei scw-
im; inacnnu'.
rank's wishing niocencs, provis
ions or merchandise of any de--eiiption,
should leave their orders t illi A. Van
Dusen & Co. as 1 hey are prepared to de
liver goods in any part of :he city on
iiip snorip-s notice.
1 can't eli alonK without it. 1 must
liate one ot thote tine work baskets at
the City Rook store.
Sietelis & Son hatp their stoic
crowded with new tjoods. all mai ked in
plain figures.
Furnished or unfurnished tooms can
be had at the Union Hotel.
Ice cream at Frank FabreS next
Saturday and Sunday.
M. D. KANT
THE "BOSS
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
PlotTllTlff
' -'
tiii: itoss i
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
Tllf. BOSS IV tl.e l.-itotftlvle-.
HATS AND CAPS!
THK RONS I.V
BOOTS Atfl) SHOES!
THK ROSS I.V
Clofhs. Cassimeres anfl Tweefls!
THK I!OHS
MERCHANT TAILOR!
You will find IhcFinunt and Largivt
Assortment, the Uest Quality, and the
10 WESToflfilCES.
M: D. KANT,
The Clothier.
W'lIUcmove
-Mr.C.lC. Oooner.of the I. X.J.. store
lias leased the entire lower Hour nt the
Knichtsof Pythias buliilinir ami will
remove his stock on or about the fir-t of
Jlay. lieiiig overstocked and visluii;
to reduee his present stock lie will offer
as k special iiidueemeut a ver liberal
discount to all cash ciHtome.-i buyinst
cooiis to amount or su or over, ue-
member that in patronizing this sale
mat IIi'Mli'.fnuiii wm !.; iiauiieu iiaei
in eah.
3nsirnl Instrnctioii-
now in the city and intends organizing
a class, in in-.truiiiep.iai music. Any one
who contemplates taking a course of m
struction on the piano will find this a
rare opportunity, l'rof. flayer may c
seen at Mrs. Twilight".
Dr. Kinney has frcoh vaccine points.
The high tide jcstcrilay afternoon
in no way ailected the .sale-, ot fancy
stationery and beautifully tinted card-,
at Cm! Adler's.
Dr. Jav Tuttle has lcmoveil hi- i evi
dence from Mi:?. JlunsonS bonitiing
lioube to looms over i-jnrisons new
bakerv. in the buildimr recently occu
pied by Mr.. McCormiekV. clothing
manufaetory.
Wlu1 will vou cousin when tilnloh's
Cure will give immediate relief, l'riee
10 ct r,() c-ts and Si. .Sold by W. E. De
ment.
-A A.asai injector nee
flee with each
bottlo of tihiloh's Catarih. ltemetly.
Priiv o0 cent. Sold by W. E. Dement.
'Ilaekmetaek."" a Jastinif ami na
Kiant perfuiiie. l'l lee'JT. and : rents.
Sold bv W. 1- Dement.
SlIlUW's I'l'iu: will immediately
relievo Cioup, tvhitplii!i rough anil
Bronchitis, bold ! W. !:. Dement.
Coi.nr.s's Liour.'t l.io.rtn Ur.r.r
axi Toxic l.wir.eit.vTw: imparts
strength to body and mind. Tuhr w
either. OrdrilgsNN.
Aie you made miM-i-atiie In Imli
gi'stion.iJonslipdion, Diziue :. Ijw-j of
apiH-titf, Yellow Skin? MiilohV Vital
Izer is npositiu' eiue. J'orsaleitj W.
l' Dement.
The Rev.Ceo. lI.Tha.ter.or Hoiu
bon, Ind., say: "Roth myself and wife
owe our lives toSmi.on'rfCo.ssrMPTiox
Cnti:." Sold by W. R. Dement.
Like oil upon troubled waters is
Hat.v.'s IIoxkv ok iloi:i;ifou.i and
Tak upon a cold. Pike's Tooth trni:
Dnors cure in one minute.
For DypepM.i andLiver Complaiut,
vou have a printed "uarnutee on everv
bottlo of Sliiloh'.-. Vitalizer. It never
fails to cure, ."sold by W. 11. Dement.
sliiioh's C.itairh Remedy a posi
tive cure for Catarrh, Dintlicria and
Canker Mouth. Sold by W. K. Dement.
Have Wisiars balsam of wild eliony
altvavs at Irand. It cures coughs, rohts,
bronchitis, tt hooping cough, croup, in
fluenza, consumption, and all throat and
pmg complaints. r0 cents anihM it hot
tie. Mcintosh me, just reeeiteit ;i fine
lot of spiing overco.il-.
Fi-ink Fanre lias ovstew in eterv
stt le. Stew ami pin ro.ists a-Mitt-iala
-1 inn tit.itin'- .J ,..- ... .... ..-
-.:i...v !c..,',.,-,l .,. ,l,n l
toria candy factory. Main street.
... . 7i :T . . ,'iiii--iv,de(.ij ramliev.lli. Ouoltovvtid cine
those v.ritin? desks at thet itylmok rwe.it cjts ;:e-lii. intani one months
store-are the best in the city. They are , treatment, one .tollir : li,nr six boxes
sonu'thine; nice and durable, and just1 tm lite doll.-is; sent k- mall pn-paid on re-
,e tt th?S ,a"i" WOt"tl a,,,,rCl"' KS?: uf '"S'or rl-Xuy
ate noui tnogltci. Hslorsiltnc.vaccoiotaiiietIt.itu live dol-i
t -For the geninne J. ll.;cutter old miATe
Rourbon, and the best ol wines, Itqttors i niem does not eneet a i ure. Guarantees is-,
aud San l"rancl?oo beer, call at ttie. Gem, ued emit by W. i:. D."nient. dmzclst. As-',
opposite the belllov.er, and see Camp- tori.i. Oresou. Oideis by mall at regular
bell. Ptis:
CLOTHING!
i
JHEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'.!
i
' TINE BRESS SUITS. j
t STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS. 1
! SOFT ST J FF If A TS9 '
lu the I.iirit lles. Al-o .1 i'iit-CIa
I.tne of
'.GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
llie C.iitoiTi nenartnieut embraces llio
Ihe C.isloiii nonannieut embraces llio I
Npwet Vat!-, in TWl'.EDS. CASSI-1
jir.nr. "on-.rr.i, etc. suit.- made to!
niit.-riM Hie !
i.ATJ'.vr xr,v voaii famiioxk
B. A. Mcintosh
filercl.ant Tailor Clothier and Hatter,
tx:cni:.'r iu.ock
IB O OIK. JS0703aDE3
f -V Tli.' larsest stock oi
t Bnnft Boohs and Stationery
IS Q. Of ct cry description.
vi Plr?3 School Books, Bibles, Poetical
1'5 Si Works, Albums and
rVv4y lillil TftililiiC n ftll n,rl jrtljifrt
OT-Pn "-" " " wiu IV
! stock of etcrytliliiK usually
J kept tn a ttcll rccuiatcd Hook
Store. Alo. news depot and agency lnr
every paper and periodical pul)lllied.
Carl Adler's Husic Store
Pianos and Organs
Of all i-nki-s ronatantlv on hand. Also a
full stock of
VIOUNS, OUITAItS, RANJOrf.AO-
COKDKONS. CONCKIITIXAS.
HAHMOXiCAS, TLUTES.
Al w a Mrsi stcek of the lic-.t of
VIOLIN AND .OUITAr. STRINGS,
rfHKKT MUSIC.
AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As ucll a eventhiii;: rUe belonslnt; to a
1'IM Class Music Store.
1'i.iiunaiid Oiisuiiuolt! on tue montlily m
slallmci.t pln, or for rent.
CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
rXi Watclies. Clocks and Jew elrv.
SSn.CT "'octet sunt Table Cutlery,
'A ' I
.- i i; .! t vniinnii nni r.wc
ir- jaMrieiure i nones anu curuiuu.
'ffvy-iggj iiant uarriases, a eompieie
-JS-22J"aNmtineiit. Archery, etc
Nett rohls l. etrrt steamer. The public
areintileil tocNaimiie iny stock and prices.
CriENAMl'S ST., - STOKIA. ORKGON.
Tha Pioneer Restaurant.
main siurart. antokia. onx,
Kuriiit'ilt kepi Itt.Mrs, AiiIkihiIi
ll.is iti-i-ii riili-il up ami Ke-iipciii-d lt
tiK-. r. tt. itrsi.r.i
The lab'.i' -in- kepi neat and tlean and
aie supplied .iihlli""t.'r he-t llie market
aifnid--.
Ci5"l'renipl .lie! (ittluit.i; Mllni ari' in
ronstni't at lend ui'-e.
A.G. KT1XSON & (1..
BLACKSRtllTHlNGt
At dipt. Kojcei-. old stand, comer .f Oas
and Court Stteets.
Sliip aid t.'.tmieiy work, Ilor-ieshoeins.
'a;;iiis itl:nle nnd it'paireil. loirt ork
KltaRUItfitl.
Steuhans- Varieties !
GRATTO OPENING.
a mvkiiY kti:ktais3h:xt
Hate u ne bowling alloy, the largest and
bo-t In town. Admit! iin-'O tree.
vy.M. now::,
BOAT BUiLDER.
a i run did sr m, ouavs r.riLiixo
I'lnST CI.H WOIIK A SriXIALTY.
Health ia "vVealth.
In'. K. C. West's Xeive and Ilrain Tixit-
ineni: a sprufie for Hysteria. Iilness.
Oi.tiNioas. Neixon-, tieiua-ne. Jicmai ii-
MiiessUtM, liss ot tlei'iory,npcrni:u"riiiue;i.
lilllU'O'lU'l.
liiiwli'iirt. Iiitoliuitart Lnus-tlnr.s, l'renin-,
,,,,. mi;
hut. nl.t -.. m-eti l. over-eteitioit. selt-
:il.ue. ttr .iter-iuiliiUti ". ttliieh leads to
D.-B.. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
REMOVAL!
O. H. COOPER,
OF
siiiMiaaiiiiiaiiimimiiitiuiHiitinmiimtiimimMiiMHHMmt
1 1 X L STORE
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Will remove on or about the first of May
TO THF.
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING.
In order to reduce stock, previous to
removal, will offer a
Liberal Discount!
To all Cash Customers bujing bills of e&
1 0 or over.
Astoria,
ASTORIA
M. MEYER - - -
ASTORIA,
REDUCTION OF WIIOLF.SAI.F. PRICES.
$7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLON&
LAItOF. OP.DRRS IX LIKE PROPOnTlOS.
LossSQuantities, ' - 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, . - - - 81 50 per Dozen
CB-Hpeci.il atteutiou uld to orders from fnWIe Houses and Fainllles.'m
THE
COLUMBIA
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IS MUl'HIIIOl: TO MOS1. AXO IS nXCKJ.I.W) I1Y, XOXEJON TIJISICOAJiT
JOHN IIAHN, - - PROPRIETOR
CHENAI5US STREET, - ASTORIA; OREGON.
MrOn!ers left at Hie UURMANIA llEUK HALL will to promptly attended U
iTolin A. Montgomery,
(MVrrcs'sOi: to .iaokixs & montcoukiiy.)
1'UltMllt OT 3IAI.V A.M .IKKKKHSOX MTHEETS,
ASTORIA. - OREQOar.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MAKUFACTOEER OF;
FURNITURE S5 BEDDING,
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth. Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and MouMingj,
WINDOW COKXICES AND CUKTATN TOLEB
Complete in evety l.r.iiich.
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BREWERY.
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BREWERY
UPALFJIS IX
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
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