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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1882)
C33 Ml glaViyj s.cr);Aim, uncle torts cabin. caef i ! Murder m Tillamook . V n n o u n re OT I'll t. AbTOBlA, OKEGOX: SATURDAY J17SK o, lbM j An Excellent Play TUoroughlv well ISSUED EVKRY MORNING. (Monday Esoiteil). J. F. HALLORAN 6 COMPANY, rcBLISHEIV AMI l'r.OrniKTOKS. Attttrutit lluiMiiuj, lus Sirc-tt. Terms of Subset iption ; ierved hy Carrier, rer week .....25 ConU -ot by mail, four month.. 53 "0 tent iiy.mail.one year . !' w Fro of Postage to riubc:iljers. " AJicrtHcmema inserted liy tho year t h t.ilo vf 51 JM i.cr iiuu.iro ir month. IVrfiniontailvcrtUiiic. by thodey or week, ofty cents i-ersnunre for each insertion. THECITI. Tub Dmia Astoria's mil In. kiiI by m.iWiit73ciM a month. freci-tKitaot. IUad cr clm timitmplalcabier.ee firm the city tan Untr Thk AfcTuiti vx fullou thtm. Duly ii Wkfki.y ftitlonx to any jitwt-nj? teilh- nut iiMtttihial frM-M-. AiUrC"-. maybe ifiituflol us oJUn 7 dcf rat. -v-irc unlet of Whew! - Wish it would rain. !ittle ice in mine, pleas,,. -Kemembor the nialinc-e this iftrr- noon. Hon. J. F. Caples was in tlm city yesterday. -Tho P-othn ell Castle went to s.-a yesterday. Manager Stcohhan and faintly arc in llic city. J. O. Rozoith publishes a fmther ht.itcr.icnt this morning. Head Moy it Keller's new ad vet -tiHfiuont this morning. Under the head of "New T.i-day" F. I). Winlon publishes a caul. C. .1. Trenchant makes denial in another column of certain allegations. -Col. P. S. Dorney is in the city, lie will address the citizens this even- " Attention is directed to the adver tisement of the City Market, tinder "Now To-day." Tlte lire ai the point sent u dense cloud of smoke down in a sultry haze over the citv last evening. A house filled to overflowing grcet cd tho .lay Rial Uncle Tom's Cabin company at Libcity hall last evening, and it seemed to have aconeponding influence oti every actor in the com pany, for they all perfotmed thoir parts admirably. the version em braces main' new and interesting features which relievo the monotony of tho old drama, and clothe it with a new garment as it were, hence those not present last evening should not fail to attend either this afternoon or evening, as they will be rewarded with three hours unrivaled entertainment. Tlie sptcialquahfieation of thecornpany embrace actors and actres-ses of r.ue merit; a pack, of veritable biood hounds, which aro by the way, thrill inglv characteristic of anti-bellnni times; tlie Jubilee Singers, t.ike-3 bacl; tho meinoiy vividly to liie pastimes and trials of "old slavery days;" tho celebrated trick donkey "Jerry," an other important acquisition, and ia't, but not least, the death and transfor mation scenes of Kva are exquisitely rendered. I. It. Stockwoll, as "Mjirks, the Liv.yer" givos an inimi table interpretation of tliat eccentric character. His poiforiiiance is -vr-tainly a creation and shows the master intelligence of that gcntlemin. W. M. Lmshigis a painstaking mid care ful actor, and as "Ooorge Harris" appears to excellent advantage. Miss Eliza Glas-tford as "Kliza" in her peril ous flight across the Ohio and tho terrific fight with the bio.-.d hounds, was .superb, creating a feeling of dread and horror in even lieait tliat gave a wondei fully roilistio effect to the well rxecutod rendition of hor iur'. Miss .s.ilhe Partington as "Topsj" wj the best ever seen in Astoria, and was tlioionghly appieci ated by the audience. Miss Dolly Kloii-nce gave s-.itisfactioti n "Aunt Ophelia." Vithnt Mcfitegoiy as Uncle Tom" elicited tounds of ap plause. Jlewassimj.lv unsurpissed. Sid. S. Hicks as 'imoii Legrco" in- fli, Tnil ,v ftv !?0li. nn ulil man , named Frake was "shot four time, hy, the ,w' t,mcrs rf 3 ' Nathm Knott, near Bear Camp, Till-' "- --cae;, into humlreds in numncr, an venui.ucu nuu pniviuvu with heating apparatus; the windows nil command lovely and extended viewa. The. old cymplaint about the Ursu as tho main building, it can be (eon for milen oistant, Tlie centtal ; For tlie benefit of our nutuy triends!" ve have consented to announce our-: selves as iinkendent candidates for justice of the peaeeaml constable. ' amook etiunty, on the fe.dmon liver road. It appears, saya the Statesman, that the difficulty arose over a cow, which Frakcu had sold to Knott, and which was to be delivered when the mctiey for the ejme was received, and Knott demanded it before paying the money. The murder wm a cold blooded alfair, and we understand that a band of vigilant"-? aio now in seaielt ! the murderer who mil bo Prinevilled when captured. A Letter Oom 'Cliemclteta-" Salfm. Mav 31. l'ssi. Kimei: Aieki.vn: "1'i-no lone-ooie i-le on a lifiiindli- main, No brilliant but distant shoie. .C B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHAyPlSE. - i .. . iT Vi.l .viOFrETT, -Jamks U. Chkistik. A-k)i:ia. M.y ."., is:. grounds being too small was a mere fallacy, as they are ample. The watchman told mo that it was about a quarter of a utile walk around tho outbide of the building, ami it takes half nn hours' time simply to walk through the building en hi3 usual fatnirli or the ninittler. I r M'nging, sniartms;. nritatiou of the urinarv itassage.i, dibeased dischart;ca, cured bv Riichupaiba. 31. at druggists. Ongoti Depot. liA V IS A: CO Portland, Oregon. Loxt. A gentleman's gold ling, has a plate with a device of a Has. anchor and a sun, upon it. ho returns the same to I.J. Akyoi.h. rounds of inspection. It appears -j this oniee or tho undersigned will re- M.iioelv eiedible. but the .-l-.ienient I '-" "" "- '" "-" "Z " V.""i iape,irs tin.-, tint the cost f ktup i mg our iii".in' i one hall as much -is I the other 0.eiiP of the state a showing piibably not tspialifd bv aiiv Hriiln and rrif. Where the Joveil one- who ate awaj . Iie-t nolo l etui u no more. ailed The matinee to-dny shoold bo well attended, being for ihe ,"i.ppeinl benefit of 1 ultes and children. - Tho river is very high at Pott land, and fcara ave entertained for tho safety of grain stored at various points for shipment. The board of directors of this school district will uwivobids tillono o'clock this afternoon for building the new school hou&e. Guns were Cred yesterday in tho hope, of bringing up iho dead body of A. Christiansen to tho sulfate. The attemnt was unsuccessful. terpicted lus nut in a highly efficient maimer, .-.eliding :i cold shud der thiotigh one as he exempli fied the well known cruelly of that character. A word of praise s-hoiild Ik-aid "i Prof, .laeobsoii, nlm is evidentlv .i gentleman of refinement and u thorough musician The management of this combination t-. in excellent hands, and we besp.. :k for this eomiuny crowded houses during their stay up north. A matinee will bo given for the espici.il accommoda tion of ladies mid ehildien this after noon at two o'clock, a .-peci-ii scale of prices having beeti adopted for this occasion, a good received seat can be had for "S cents, while the admission is placed at tw o and four bits. To night will be the last appearance of this organization in Astoria us they open in Poitland on Monday next. Wo arc- in receipt of compliment' anes to tho Knights of Pythias dedi cation, nest Tuesday. We will pub lish the programme tomorrow. -Tho river is rising fad; grtat iptantities of drift wood are in tho stream. The warm spell will gtv e the Columbia its usual June boom. Alleged Embracery. -Yesterday was the alleged warm- est day for several years, 'M at '' i. sr. , but a delightful broez from tho sea tempered the heat during the remain der of tho afternoon. --The. body of tho man drowned in Lewis and Clarke.s about ten days ago was lecovcrrd last Thuirday, and buried near the .spot where tho melan choly affair took place. -I5ov. John Gantebcin is in tho city. There will bo divino service in .tho Gorman language at the. Baptist church on Sunday at 2 i m. All the Germans aro cordially invited. Auction sale of new and .second hand fimuturo and spring beds and 200 yards of new Brussels carpet, at Ilolden's auction room at 10:."0 this morning. See advertisement. -Uev. J. McCormac will hold divine service in the Congregational church to-morrow morning and even ing. Subject in the ovening, "The Pa.ssoer a Proof of the Resurcction or Christ." A letter dated Glasgow, May 3d, to Mrs. E. C. Ilolden from Mrs. Vey goy, wifo of Captain Veyscy, who was in command of the unfortunate bark Corsica when she foundered off the Columbia river liar, informs her that Capt. Veysey has beon ap pointed to lako command of an iron vessel of 1,000 tons register, now building on tho river Clyde and named Hudson Jlayr- She belongs to tho amo owners as the Corsica. They had a fino p.wago homo and tho little baby, Alice Astoria, is thriving nicely. While District Attorney Ciplus was making his plei in prosecution of C'aviie ISradley, in ll.e Poitland cuint loom List Thinsday morning, a con stable entered and anisted O. P. Mason and W. H. Ih-ebee, the defend ant's two lawyers, on a ihaigy ol at tempting to bribe the jury. Thecase, as staled, leads to the direct inference of their guilt, one of the InililF in charge of the juiy miking positive chirge that the lawvers g.ne him money to ive letters to eoi lain jurnt, tho letters telling thos-. jumrs to "stand pat.' and tint the thing would be made all light. The eye lli.it shuts in si dj ing hour AVili open the next in blis-: I'he welcome will sound in a Heavenly world Kie the farewell is hushed in tin-." Although -oniptvlinl late.it Minis but piopi-r to speak a j.assing wind of llobeit Tienchaid. who lately pis-ed away in this city, to find a last resting place in his home in Astoria. During his short lesidence hero Mr. Treneh- nrd made many warm friends, and his sudden call to tho other land was a matter of regret to all who had known him. Especial sympathy went out for the mother so sadly bereaved. That neat little newspapei craft Tub Duly A stomas, sails regiihrly into ihe haibor of home, full-laden with news from the growing city that looks calmly seawaid; its hold filled with choice sch-ctiono; its cabin with editorials on cm rent topic.-,, c.nefiilly werded: the localn are the familiar faces nn deck; it is full-iigged and stauucii. May it never be vvicckulon the lock.s of politic.-, or on the shoals and ipiieksands of advetsily; ma its sails never bo fuiltsi, and may it con tinue to sail mi th'i M-a of piospniity! Of this Capital city it may be snid that "it ncvvi rains but it pours." Polities, like :i tiilal Wave, swept over tho pbue when ihe state nomination? weie niAile. Iwiug c-- jjc mlly viiilont in oiie.paii because of opposing factions. I'm it is a trifle iiniiiteiesting to i;on-pailins to note that when election day ionics it brings the voters, to their senses; the di-ap-pointed oilice-jccker and the success ful candidate alike vote 'straight," the billot-box seeming to be tho levekr of all differences. The two great pai ties are, probably, this year, liitue eijtially divided than tver be fore known in the history of '-old Marion.'" .Succeeding the st;it(. i-lee-iion next week, the first event will be tho printers' picnic, on which much printers' ink has -dieailv been used; foi that day the printer will hold full sway, in a nocitd way (no lhynie iu- iother state in the Union, and eeitainlv , a stai tling one. Thinking of A-toiiu nlvvny-. lecalls pictures ''lmngiiig upon mtmoij's walls, ' of tho grand river, the ocean, gi-en hill-, and little city nestling to the bill side, "and vei-e, new and old, knock at the door and ak to bo trans cribed in token of lemt-mbi mees. These line from Owen Weiodiih are tho fieshcst and ueil pictures a night there: 'Thed.iv is draw ii into his lewer: In lmiguid light his feet lie steps, Tlie flushed sky darken,, low and loner, And closes on the glowing deeps. In creeping curves of jellovv io.nu. Up .shallow sands the waters slide. Tho boats are diavving the nets diip blight; li.uk casements gleam, old sungs aie sung. Out upon the veige of night Lights upon lonely iccks are hung." Citr.iir.Kr.Tv. Wells' Health Kennwer. greatest reic- eilv on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual (tenintv. etc., si. at druggists. Oiegon Depot,' DATIS & CO, Portland, tin "on. This space is reserved fortlie'r. IVL STORE, Notice. Thi'Astoiia Shirt and Oil Clothing Paclory has moved next house to O'ltrieiVs Hotel. l'er.-oiLS wishing good oil clothing to keep them dry will please call. t -ttouIi on ltntH." Tlie thing deshed found nt last. Ask Druggists lor "l'.ough on Rats." Itt I'lffir- out rats, iinee, roaenes.mes, nea hugs. i.-.e. boKes. Xot IVltliitrnwii. In answer to certain rumors ot with diaw.in have only to say that 1 expect to be elected Justice of the. Teaee, forthit pn'cinct. next Monday. II. 15. 1'.xuKKir. Ir. I.a l'iir'P. Pentisl . Ouanintus all his vvoik to give -atls- taeiion. ilooins over l. vv . case s stoic. Wood rorNnle. I have ahold :-i huudr.d and fifiv cords ol itiy hemlock, which I will sell forcash at's:U7." jn'reoid. 1 will deliver the wihiii to mv eti-louiers. K.1L.Ui:ion-. VI lent ion KiHtirrm.ii. 1'se Meholn's r.alninf tiiif.nl oil for sore or chapped hantK for sale bv Joe !. Chanirs. Tide tables, fiee to ill. I'or the finest bath in the citv go to the Orient halhing loom-. opj.osile Hohlcn's aiielion stoie. lei: O. CiiAiMi.is. 1'rop. No matter what the mouth's disease How tonl the breath or teeth's decay With SOZODONT on all we seize, And swiftly sweep it far away. Leaving the gums pure. firm and bright. And the dull teelh as ivory white. M r. John Rogi rs of the Central Mar k.'t. lias made arrangements to keep at h.-iii:.'it treah fish, ete., in thoir season - Ciia. Stevens & Son havofor sale and are agents tor the new .Singer sew ing machines. A complete stock of boys' and chll ilicn's suits just received at Mcintosh's eiothing store. ....Warranty dee Is. quit claim deeds cut mortgages, for sale at this office. Transient and dav boardors can be accomodated at Mrs. Lovctt's coffee and chop house, on Main street. Meals 15 cents imv:irils. Dav Iwvaril 4.50 ner week. Lvervthing clean and comfort able. Fiesh ovstcrs at Mrs. Lovett's. iu eveiy s,tjle. All who appreciate a good slew or pain oat should can. i.mrance througii llco. Lovctt's tailor shop. Tlie largest stock and newest stj les oi .-son aim .Miit Hats, at pieintosn's riothing Store. Which has Removed ta the 'e; J KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILMI. : -j .. .ih.iv Too Busy to Write AdvertifNMaft, i . Which will Appear in a Few Days. o. h. cooppt, -Asfbiia, Or., May 24th, 18S2. - I'hvsieians attest : 'Coloen's Lii r.u.'s Lkjuui l!n:r is particularly use ful in Diphtheria. Fever, and every de pressing disease." M'anteit, tended). "Uulcs"-aiid "forms'' aie to A neat girl, to sew. inquire at this office. A good situation for a tuil.ible person. To tho Votm Joe. ". 1'harti is wishes to aiiiioimeeto the citi7ens of Clalsop coutitv that he offers. himself as an independent candi date Tor the oilhe. oi ine lmisi natt cuttei and the chief knight of ihe shaving Miellield Made in the loimtv. Polls open 1iom T a. m.Ioo M.d.iilv. Youi.s, lespectfullv. niv.'Md-,'! Joh. O. Ciiaui i.tts .Uee. The lale-l and freshest novels at Adlet's. 'hiloh's Yitaltzeris what jounced lor Constipation, j.Os of Appetite, Diz ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia, l'ricn Hi and T- eoiils per bottle. Sold by W. V.. 1 lenient, -shiloh's t'oiigii and Consumptinu Cine Is sold bv lis on guarantee. It euics eonsumpllou. suti byW.K Dement. lee et cam. ice cream, al Ito-c.e"s ie I'reshnient eahioii. Saiiud.iv and nn dav evenings. Occident block. A Bravo Act l.-ist Tluudiiy night one of UlmernV boats was upset on the bar. The waves wcie lolling high, and tho night boing a stormy one, then- seemed but little hope- for tho two occupants to save their lives. Near by were Pieire Siraiirmat and his nephew, who, lot ting their nets go, plunged in, and after superhuman exertions, succeedod in rescuing fiom death the two men, who wcro well-nigh exhausted. It was a gallant act, and the brave men who risked their own lives to savo others should bo commended for their dauntless courage. -Tho ISradley trial at Portland last Thursday ended by tho jury finding tho defendant guilty of manslaughter. The defense was granted till Wednes day next to decide upon linking a motion for a new trial. It is very un likely that fuither erlbit will be made to savo tho guilty woman from the consequences of her ternblo crime. Frank Rose is out of a job. Ho was engineer of tlie steamer Silva, at Humboldt, Cab, and started tho pump to till the tanks. Ho went off and forgot all about it, and v. hen he came down in the morning to light tho Cre, the steamer was at tho bot tom of tha bay. The tanks were all fulL bo difC.iidciJ, and the SUh of Juno it. to be a red-ltittei day, a mite-Mono on tho leaden, inky load that the typo ridinarily travels. 'I'he vili.eus pro pose aaisting it to a sUecessful issue. Hands of music, games, and picnic will lighten up the vernal shadows of Marion equate. The ciuVeiis ot Siiem aie at pi es ent individually and Collectively ititet ested in the new woolen mill project propose-d by William Reid, and ?ev- oi-il of our most energetic people have b"eii upon tho streets, sul.seuptioii pipei in hand, t i.iise the ssi.fKjp necessary to itisiiie the iindei taking. .Mr. Kent proposes, it th'it same is phdged, to build a six-?toiy brick building in noitlt Silent, on tlie-itoof tho old nulls binned iu 1370. Tho subscriptions have already leached the amount nimwl, and the mill will doubtless be commenced at an early day. It is almost u "forlorn hopo" which makes our citizens bestir them selvcR, for tho inert state of the place has almost been u reproach for years. This appears to be a tide in its affairs which, if taken at its flow", will lead on to better fortune. The Statesinr.n. as you perhaps have noticed, has extended to all the news paper craft of the state, a cordial invitation to attend the 'printers pic nic oil the fhh. A leprcsentation from Astoria would bo heaitity wel comed. Commencement ixeicises at the Willamette Univeisity will be-gin on the 12th, and continue four days. This is regarded as our most imnort- A new stock of stoves of tlie b.tcsi styles at John A.ilontgomeiy's. lVi.iile hnve read so much lately thatlhev don't know what to believe, hut Call" Adlei's goods an- all genuine and are mi reasonable in price as to ex cite universal admiration. Ask to see one of their new clocks. ('has. Mevens nnd Son have a sto k of mouldings and iiioidiUi-s tools which can bo iKiught "he.ip tor cash to t !o-e ont that branch of the business. Flesh icecieam eveiy dav al l'laiil. Fnlm.'s. I'aiifilies sui.nli.it iu any mitintitv bv having ordei. ANo the lllaiik-. Promissory notes, bonds (or deed, quit claim deeds, mortgage ami w.irtantv deeds, at Ibis Office. Vt ill you sutler with Dispepiia and Liver i iiiiipl.iiut? sjl.Uoh's VUaller Is guaranteed tnVurr ia. SildTiy W. K. Dement. I'.eineiiihep'rrank Pahre'ij ice cream. It is par excellence. What is nicer on a warm day than a dish ot that exquisitely ilavored loo iTe.inith.it 1'r.tnk 1'nhro makes'.' loi lame Hack, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Pncu i". cent.s. For sale In W. K. Dement. t iA '"gmwmnmmnjiiinuniiiMttnnmMMMti 2 -- - r U; V - : Fine piatms and organs, cheap, ct Curl Adler's. aside Library at Carl Adier's. New ai rival of the most popular novels, in and 1." cents, at Carl Adler's. liirrcitulity exists, but nobody has bun heanl to'detiv the vv holeomene unit purifying crte-cf-. of GLI.X.VS Sui.- l'ltn: shi.vi. That Harking Cough can be so oiiieklv cured b shiloh's Cure. We gtiaijiiteeit. Sold bv W.U. Dement. endless in finest o'v-lers eoAed to order. Frank Fabros'oysteisand Kereamaieknowiij -luautilu! st.itioiier.v everywhere a-p:irexeillein-i. j nriei nt fail Adlet's. lee for sale al the Occident Hotel. , - Fie-hestai.d finest cakes, fruit and All New Goods! I READY HADE CL0THIHG, ! HATS i Gents Furnishing Goodi, D A. Mcintosh, s m s s m e 3 Huomtii .1 Oooiciont Bl .4 ASTORIA BREEiRT. M. MEYER -.-. ASTORIA, OREGON. - . For lite genuine J. It. Cutter old I'.i.arlHin. anil the best ol wines, liquors ' and San Francisco beer, eail at theOcm opposite the bell tower, and Me t'ttitii lien. P. .1. Goodman, nn ChciLi'iiinstn ei. has lust received Ihe latest and most fashionable stvle ot gents and lad'n-s boots, shoes, etc. Agent in Astoria for the famous Moil bvv shoes. Cabin h cintd. health and ni breath secured by Shiloh's Catanh Hom ed v. Price W) cents, Miwtl lnjeelnr tree. For sale by . K. Dement. Patties wishing groceries, provis ions or merchandise of any description, should leave their ordei s with A. Van Duseu Sc Co. as tiiej are piepaied to de liver goods iu any pan of the city on the shortest notice. If oii want ice cream tha: is In- cream, go to Frank l'abre's. Those baby caniages at Adlej s are meeting with le.ulv sale. eandv at the Astorii candy factory. - Anothvr oi those tine A. it. Chase organs at the City Hook Store. -t.o to ito-ooe.s and try the Doston Civ staf lee Cream. Occident ltlock. - I'ho-e w riting desks at the City book siureare the lies! in the city. They are 1 something nice and durable, and just ! what most young ladies would appreci ate irotu me giver. You want toget some of lloseoo's ice cream to-day: tresh made and nicely tlavortst. ' Three scow loads of dry fir, spruce limbs, and bark, just received nnd for sale a I Cray's dock. REDUCTION OF WIIOLEaALtfPwda. . $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS (LA.KUB OKliKKS IX LLKK fEOi'OB'n.ON. v LesslQuantlties, 30 Cents i Bottled Beer, - - l VSpedal ottectioa paid to ordtn rrua iaiUc Ho'j.v cad fja&Ia.l CUwi THE COLUMBIA BREWERY jft Jf ' l, tI, Hl it' -F.ibre's ice cream is the best. MISCULLANEOUS. j.s siri'Kiuei: io siom. asd is kaoklu-O) b .ncntjos th COAX) JOHN RAWS, - - PROftllETOB. PITPTiTATWITa CtiaCVCUP vfuAuuu uiiujut, - iwivnuj AST0WA, 0HOMT. -Order, led at the OKltMAMA UKtmHALJ. wUil-e iwly tttcdaJ te.1 Cllll llill BREWERY, iinf. Fred .Mavcr is meeting with' maikisi success in his musical iiistrue- .1. STi: I w, - - .KXT. iuins. viTire advanced pupils can lhae eoinmodaled with Usvuis'at their own : :.tm i.'.i.u P- suppiv the puMIc with the houses at the nioiithlv rale of K-,. . ... .i.:.T.T7n.nT,Tv i.:T;,,x f,..u.r-, Celebrated Chicago Beer ant annual events from a social nnd JN( - e(.?yoiie who si e and admires literary point of viow , those baby cainagCsat .qier s. 4 Jn ,.liap,it lt! Mlll, ' ta.a also tlil-' You hive of courso heard mtieh of; Clocks in endless style and iulpitte. ilm tns-iiio nsitiiin linildin.r hnt i. tin variety at Adler's. ! npprechU-d in its great size and sur-j lli,mTrnW.linbvu round.ngsit must be v.s.ted. It n w jZZJ-Z ' haV;'my best attenttcn, J simply and grandly immense-. Three 1 -Sieveps &-S011 liavo theit Morej JSTRAC33. e e, -,1. , crowded with new goods, all marked in j ., Astotlav?reK0D. atones ta height with wings nearly as plain figures ' AKntf(,r0teB0I1Bncl "asll,Ter ' (cli-lirali-.t Udnigo lu-rr Iu UollW', Tohn A. Montgoxilery, l'CCIBSOIi lO JAt:KIN.S MOSTGOMEBTfT) Tin, Sheetjftfl an4 Sfr Vara, A Orfral A.SvVrtmeoCaJ - HOUSCHOUi GO Magve Stoves and Raage rt Best tn the rcatkef. . 1'iawMu? giyxl, KliVtois 00 tB. e wons ion to a w oriBftaoMS aaoaes. CORSlBB OV HATSIAXU KyVKMQH HTJa6T 1 1HeIv!SBBC-
