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Vol. xvn.
Astoria, Oregcm, Saturday Morning, September 2, 1882.
No. 132.
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THE WIT, WISDOM AND PA-
THOS OP CHILDHOOD
m. ,. .i. smith, ol Jnaianapo- sllc mad,. answerj .Vliat'll 1 do,
11?, says: When my boy wasjmamma? They's nil the feet I've
about four years old he was onen.0p
day looking at some pictures of; A little irl who had not learn
nngcls. Turninir to me said: 1 lm in.nn. r,f irUU nm! lvicc.
"Mamma, do you know that when
we get to heaven I can fly a great
deal higher than you can?'" "What
makes you think so my son?"
"Wiry, didn't you ever see an old
hen try to fly on top of a fence?
It is all she can do to get up there,
when the little birds, go way up
into the sky.
Mis. C.X. G. B., Charlotte, X.
(.'., says: On one occasion our
little boy, four years old, wanted
to know how the good Lord made
the moon stayup in the sky, and
asked, "Does he tie it with a
i ope?" Again, looking at the
sky, which seems even to u" like
an impenetrable coven ng, "he
wanted to know' how the rain got
through the sky?"' Again, being
reproved for some misconduct,
and told that he was :i naughty
bo'j he replied, "The good Lord j
loves me, anyhow!
John W. Morton, of Fort
Smith, Ark., writes: "Some time
since I was speaking with my wife
about TJianksgiving Day. My
little br3r Ben, four years old,
says, 'Mamma, what is Thanks
giving Daj'?' She answered him
saying it was a day set apart to
return thanks to the Lord for the
blessings He had bestowed upon
us. Ben was not satisfied. He
said, 'Mamma, what are blessings?'
She said. 'Ben, they are the good
things we have received.' 'Oh,
Ben said, 'I have lots of Blessings,
then.' Mamma wanted to know
what they were. Ben said, '1
have a steam car, a new hat some
nuts, oranges, candy, and a lot of
nice pictures.'
It. B.j was a little South Caroli
nian, who could sing tunes like a
mocking-bird before he could ut
ter broken words in speech. So
soon as he could talk, words and
songs were joined with a rapidity
and sweetness almost incredible.
One Sabbath evening, when K.
was but three years of age, the
children of the family were re
quested to name a favorite hymn
to be sung. Each had a choice,
and when it came to R.'s turn to
make a selection, he astonished
the whole circle by saying that
his favorite hymn was the one that
"God stammered m." The family
were somewhat accustomed to JUs
bright speeches, but this was be
yond them; nor was the surprise
lessened when the child explained,
saying: "Don't God say, 'I, I am
tlry God, and I'll never, no never,
no never forsake?'' Of course it
was immediately comprehended
that "How firm a foundation,"' was
the hymn selected, and which J?,
himself sung throughout with
great sweetness and power.
It is related of another infant
inquirer who was looking with
great interest at a foaming pan of
milk, that he suddenly exclaimed,
"Mamma where do the cows get
their milk from?" "Where do
you get your tears?" was the an
swer. After a thoughtful silence,
in which the mention of tears had
cvidenthy recalled certain associa
tions, he again broke out, "Mamma,
do the cows have to be spanked?"
Little Jack had a Christmas
present of a railroad. He hurriedly
dragged out the engine, the cars,
elc.j and searched the box, though
it was visibly empty. "Those are
all the things," said his mother;
"what are you looking for?" "The
accidents."
Nellie has a four-year-old sister
Mary, who complained to her
mamma that her "button shoes"
were "hurting." "Why, Mattie
you've put them on the wrong I
feat." Puzzled and ready to cry. j
; "" - h " -'- " ----j
overheard, the other evening, her
parents discussing the subject of a
piano piece for four hands. 'l don't
see how two people can play on the
piano at one time," said she. "Oh,
yes, they can," leplied her mother;
"Think for a moment mv dear."
"So tliev can." mamma.' answered
the little one, after a short reilec
tien: "one on the boonjr-boons:
side and one on the tin-a-liug
side."
Younjr Oeonre 1. having im
portuned his father for a horse, the
indulgent parent presented him
with the ancient steed which for
years had carried him about the
city streets. A few days afterward
the affectionate son interviewed
his father and renewed his request,
saying: "Father, cant you give
me a horse a little, nearer my own
age, that would be more of a com-
panion for me?" Sunday Maga
zine.
Stonewall Jackson at Cedar Mouii'
tain.
An evewitness of the battle of
Cedar mountain describes the ap
pearance of the confederate Gen
eral Stonewall Jackson on the day
of the battle, August 9, ISC?:
"When the dead were being bur
ied I saw for the fust time General
Stonewall Jackson. He was stand
in an open field quietly observ
ing the ambulance corps perform
ing their sad duties, with that
gay "cavalier Gen. Job Stuart
by his side. He was dressed in a
faded gray suit, looking quite aus-J
tere, as Stuart, with his accus
tomed hilarity, chatted merrily of
the events which had recently
transpired. I approached to with
in a few feet of where the' stood,
to get a good look at the general
whose fame had already become
world-wide. And during the half
hour 1 was near him T never heard
him speak or saw him even smile.
Stuart did all the talking, while
Jackson's eagle eye was scanning
the movement on the field in our
fiont."
A twenty-fivc-ycars' quairel has
been ended in New York. Two
brothers named Lj'on have been
engaged in the wholesale paper
business for a quarter of a centu
ry. During this time they have
had an almost continuous dispute
over questions of trade. Finally,
about a fortnight ago, the elder
brothel got an injunction dissolv
ing the partnership and the busi
ness was put into the hands of a
receiver. A more striking case of
brethren not dwelling together in
harmony is seldom seen outside
of ward politics.
Tombstone miners aie now en
gaged in prospecting the upper
waters of the Yukon river, in
Alaska, a region which is said to
be of great mineral wealth. The
region is accessible only during the
brief northern summer, and then
it is not reached without great
hardship. If anything could
toughen a man for this work it
would be the wrestle with the heat
and Apaches of Arizona. For any
one who survives the dangers that
beset the prospector in the south
ern territory Alaska will have no
terrors.
Scientists now concede" that
parts of Kansas, and the adjoining
states of Missouri, Iowa and Ne
braska, were once covered by a
fresh- water lake.
Do you suffer from biliousness
and liver complaint? Nothing equals
Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier in
relieving these diseases.
The Egyptian War.
Constantinople, Aug. ol. Evi
dence abounds that the Turkish
population is favorable to Arabi
Pasha. The Yakit announces that
great victories have been won by
Arabi Pasha. The Djeride states
the British lost 4000 in the fiaht
at Rnmleh and lying repoit are
industriously circulated.
Military advisers of the porte
coutinuo to urre the riarht to land
Turkish troops at Alexandria as
indispensable. Lord DufFenn re
fuses to insert such a clause in the
military convention but consents
to place on the record a proviso
that the English and Turkish staff
may subsequently have power to
modify the military programme in
case of necessity. The porte is dis
posed to agree to this and consent
to landing of Turkish forces at Ab
onkir subject to ultimate agree
ment between the respect i ve gen
erals. Tlie Indian "War.
Calabasas, Aug. 30. A special
to the Star says: people arc com
ing in in large numbers from the
surrounding country and the re
ports of Indian depredations are
confirmed. A fight is reported in
the south end of Patagonia moun
tains. The Indians defeated min
ers and ranchmen. The Sierrato
district has been abandoned and
seven people thus far reported
killed. The Apaches number
about 100.
The Grecian "War.
Athens, Aug. ol. An ollicial
dispatch from the frontier announ
ces that the Turkish commander de
manded an armistice which Greece
w'.is willing to accept provided
Turkish troops withdrew from the
points they occupied. This the
Turks refused and it is reported
hostilities arc recommenced. The
government is displaying increased
activity in military preparations
five hundred troops arriving on
the frontier daily.
Yellow Fever.
Brownsville,
Vug. 31. Fifty-
two new cases and three deaths
two Mexicans and W. K. Carberry,
manager Western f'nion telegraph
office. Some new cases in Fort
Brown, among them Major With
erell, 3Gth infantry. The mail to
Iiio Grande City is ordered stop
ped. Eight deaths in Matamoras.
The. weather is very sultry.
If you have white paint that has
turned yellow, take a little sale
ratus on 30 ur sponge and rub over
it, washing oil with clean water,
and 3on will be surprised to see
how much improvement -ou have
made. Saleratus is also good for
taking grease from shelves, tables,
floors, etc. Spread it thickly over
the spots, just dampen a little,
and leave it for a few minutes,
then scrub it with soap and water.
TmlianapoVs Journal.
A cow reared on a farm where
she is to remain is more valuable
to her owner than a strange cow.
She is acclimated. She is acquaint
ed with the herd with which sho
must associate. She is familiar
with the lands from which she ob
tains her food, and can travel over
it better than a strange cow. In
consequence of these things sho
will 3'ield more milk and be moro
profitable.
In one of Penns3'lvanias rural
hotels, recent, a chambermaid at
tempted to drive a nail with the
butt of a revolver. But when a
bullet went down and through her
sleeve she stopped. She was not
hurt.
Probably the youngest bride in
the countrj is Mrs. Thomas Payne
who is only eleven and one-half
years old. Her husband is a cler
gyman in South Carolina.
SYfVlPTOS OF WORMS.
The 'i:i.;cirnie ' Pr.lo aud lecJen-
coSu'tV. Willi ku"i sm! Jliwh' of a Ir
curii -. nJ sj-o; . uiie or hoth flipc!;
The ey '- hip '!! tf psipiK li'itc;
aiaz-ji ii.Irif tt... i5"iis the Inner
t o.t'a-liil: jh. in-,.' . ..t'SJoJ. -wflis. sjhI
' poii.j i:ne- lilw!;:i sv ollm,; eft: ic upper
lip: ijc-.isii.j.jil licMiliit'Jie, v:tli humiutng
or ilno'jbin:: of llu oars; nn unus;i.)
crel'on of .jivu; !iuty ..i fnrri-jl loimni;
!re r I: ver fnii),iMriiciilii! In the morn-
J lust; :s:.iM!e vuimWe, MJinoiiiiie- oiv-
lius with a Riiuuinz :-on-.lion nf Hie
! ttmiv-li;:ti others cniirely gene: lift 1111,5
' jitins iu the t"iii.t :; cwislonnl iiiiui
::ml vomit iim: io.fiu iains throughout
Ills nlaom'H; l md mri;itlr, :it tiuioq
iittliw: MioK limy, i.t.t unfit. iticiillv
t! uteri uitIili!4MMl;lK'llyv.ullr.iiitiiilii ml;,
lui :ii- uirijiii ,:'"iMriiinmw --.1(iji:iii mi-
cult anil ju-eoiaptiiikMl iylifi'cou;li;i-mi;;li
viiiieiiiui'itiry end cuiivuLVn e: mien A ami
lMur!KJ .sleep, withgrindinSift he ice'h ;
i.-inper arkible, luig-Uftrall "frit i!!-.
Whenever the atwc 'wiiitom ir
loiuul In ccl-t,
IMS. C. McliAXFAS vi.iiiifFrm:
will certainly olfct n eurv.
In fiuIng Vermifuge be .Mile vim -..i.'
thf jrcnuino DK. C. McLANE'S KK ii
I'ltii:, luannfaptnrcd by Fleming Urm..
M Wood Street, Pittsburgh, I'm. I'lif
mr.rlret U full of counterfeit. You w ill
lie riiiht if it has the signature t Vt.-m-in;c
Itros. and C McLnnc.
If your storekeeper does not h: t ihe
tfcmiinr, please reiort to 11
.Send im a three cent tump for I lumd.
some ndvrrtWnjj curdc.
FLEJUXd BKO.S.j Pittsburgh, "'a.
A. M. JOHNSON,
IlK.VI.CR IN
SHIP CHANDLERY,
Groceries, Provisions. Cheese,
BUTTER, ECCS, ETC.
I'AXN'ED ISOOn.S OF AA. KlXllS.
B,RCoHempandMri,,a
Salmon Net Twines,
Drilling, Jib Hanks,
view irons, inimDies, mast
Hoops,
And ;i!l oilier tiling iitVileil to lit ul e-.s,-N
of all kiiuLs.
XKXT DOOU TO TYTniAX MALI-
King of the Blood
Is not a "c urc oil." it iinlilooil-inirifiorniiit
tonic. linpiintvofthcMootliHrLSoiwlhes.
tem, derange iih clrenlatloii, and tlins In
duce1; inanv dlsonIer-5, known Iiv difleient
nainfs to (IhtinKiiKh them ni-i-ordinc ti ef
fetts, but heiiiR really bnuiciiei oriiua-sesur
that great generic disorder. Impurity or
Blood. Sneh are Dui)C)i:a, lliUlmwu,
JAvcr Cotniilaliit.Comttpalioii.Xcrrnu Dis
orders. Haulaehe, Jlachache, General ll'ui;
(?. Ileal I nicac,Draiwu, Kidney Dhtart .
Pile, Ilhcumatlon, Cahmh. Serofuht, Shin
Dtenxlcru, Pimples. Ulcers. Sirclliivj, Ac.
Ac Kins ol Hie IMooit prevents and
cities these liyattaeking the catuc. Itnputltv 1
ofthe blood. Chemists and ph VMelam agree ;
In tailing it "the most genuine" and ellk-ient
preparation for the punse." Sld bv Drug
gist. 1 per bottle. See testimonials'. dine
tlon.&c.in pamphlet. "Treatise on Diseases ;
ot the Wood.' wrapped around each lKittle.
I). KAXHOM.SUX & CO.. J'miiis
Ituffalo. X. V.
Peruvian liltfcr
OinchonA Ujbra.
The. Count Cinehnn w:s H mjiauisli
Vieero in JVru in HC50. The t'nunlevj.
Ills wile, was prostrated lv :m intermit-'
tent fever, from which she wai freed bv
the 110 of Hie natiw reineav.lho r'ru
vinn htii k, or. n it :i called in the
laiiRuajie ol the country. "Quinquina.' ,
Gralcfui for her rct'o or , on her return
to Kurojjf in inrfc!, she' introduced the
remedy 111 .Spain, when' it was known
under various names, until Linn:eus
called it Cinchona, in honor of the ladv
ho had brought thorn that which was
more precious than the jinld of the Incas.
To this day. nftcr a lajse of hvo hun
dred and fifty years, science has given
us nothing to lake its place U etlcctu
ally cures a morbid appetite for Mimu
lauLs, by restoring the natural toue of
the stoiuacli. J t attacks exce.s-.ive Kve
against malarial fever tonlay as thev
were in me nays 01 lite old .Spanish
Vieerojs?. We guarantee tlie ingredi
ents ot the.se bitters to be aboluleIv
pure, and of the bor known qunlitv.
A trial will sati.sfy you that this is tlie
best bitter in the world. "The proof of ;
the pudding is in the i-.itinc.' and v.e ,
willingly abide thb test, lorsale bv .
all druggi.sts, groecis am liqilor d( alers.
Order it. l.oeb & Co., agents forAstoria.
VarionH 'ar
Adancing years, caie, MekiHs, H
annointnient. and liereilit:ir-iirtiiUmici. .
tion all operate to turn tlie hairgrav,
and either of them inclines it tembed:
prematurely, avkksjiaii: Vioonwiil
restore faded or gray, light or red hair !
to a lich brown or ilnmi hlnofc. n mnv '
be deucd. It softens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it a healthv action. It re
moves and cures dandruff and humors.
Uv its use falllnc Imlr i nliwl-m' o.i
a new growth will be produced in all
cases wncrc inn ionu-ii nn. nn i.
stroj-ed or the glands decayed. Its ef-
iL-uis iuc iiL-nuTuiuiy miowh on nrasnv,
weak, orsickly hair, on which a few ap
plications will pioduee the gloss and
iresuness 01 youui. liarnuess anil sure
in its onemtinn. ih 13 liiontunorliln o ..
drepsinir.nnd iso.sieeinilvvnliiAl litiia
soft lustre and richness of tone it im
parts, it contains neither oil nor dve,
and will not soil or color white cambric:
vet it lasts loner on the hair, ami l-oonc ;i
fresh and vigorous.
ton sale nr all Dn.u.Ki:s.
Kcmember Frank Fnbre's icecream
Itls par excellence.
" iij1
01 liquor as u tioes aTever.and destroys
both alike. The pmvcrrul tonic virtue
of the Cinchona is pieservcd in this-;
IVruvian nitters. which are as- efiWHi 1
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Ovsior Saloon, L
rV.KS ML"S STKKKT. ASTOKIA.
Tim: I'NiMiKSir.M-j) is pi.easkd to
aiinniiuco 10 ihrIpuL!:i that he hn op
enfil .1
PHWT t'fiASS
3S2Ltixx& House ,
ml runiHjrws in ni r-lass le
oystk;:-. iit com:K ti:a. irrr.
. vr tiik
Ladies and Genl's Oyster Saloon.
ciiKX.vm's sTJ:i:r.T.
!'li.Ki iiu n rail.
ilOSCOK DIXON", lroprii?ioi-
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
liK.vi.nn in
Iron. Steel. Coal. Anchors, Chains,
TAR, PJTCH, OAKUM,
WUOffMIT AND fl."T GAI.V.VNI7.RO
"V:iils. Copper IVails aul ISnrrs.
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils
Rubber and Hemp PacR'mq of all Kinds.
PROVISIONS.
rr.oi'it Asra 3iirx Fr.n.
Agent foi Salem rioiiring SlilK.
Corner Chrnaimis ami Uainillnn .Streots
ASTOIMA. OREGON.
i B. FKANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
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I'orner (tv? and K.iueniorlip reet,
ASTOUIA. ---- OltKCON
I'KVI I i: IX
WALL PAPER
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WINDOW SHADES
AM)
UXDEKTAKEHS GOODS.
Plain and Fancy
SEWIWG OP ALL KINDS!
hei in.nle in the lies: sJIo rrnm
"." to K.
Sntisfnotion Gnnrantocd.
JmS. GfEO. TLHLJKK.
Xet door to Weston House,
jell
Boat OtxiXc5lln.8r.
WILLIAM HOWE
i lax ins lately ret unied from British Coluiii
M:i. N t lip round at hN
Oi.ti si'AM) IN r.ItAVS r.l'ILDIXC
hrie lie isdtiiu
r'lItVI'-t'l.ASS AVOItK OXIjV.
It. I". .sTI FN'S.
c. s. i:i:ovx
ox5?"sr
BOOK STORE.
Whore mi will lnnl all the stamlaol works
or the day, niul aronstaiiilyehanslnc
siivk of iui cities and tanev
articles : we keep the
lest assortment or
"variety jcoods
in the
eit.
Pocket Books.
Picture Frames.
Steroscopes, Mu
sical insiruments,
Sheet Music, Bijou
terie, & Celluloid
. - - Goods, etc., etc.
1: i".nti:vj:x.s&co.
LEATHERS BROS.,
BOAT BriLDERS.
I'l Stall's over
AHXDT A JFF.HCHEV.S
I'lKST- CLASS WOKIC A SPKCIAI.TV.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Centra! Market,
Has received a large livt oiro or
DAltKELS. AND HALF BARRELS
of the best quality.
And b now ready to supply Butchers Can
neries and all others, cheap for cash.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S. ARNDT & FERCHEN,
ASTOKIA. - OKECJON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BI.ArKSMiTM
'SHOP:
3fv
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Boiler Shop
All kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AXIl
STEAMBOAT WORE
l'romptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
TOOT OK LAKAYETTi: STIIKKT.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
IIRNTON SntFKT. XK.VRlMKihi: HOUSE,
ASToitiA. -;oi:m:oN.
j
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LMDlMARIUtiH
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
CAfiiTivrra-
Or all IlcAcrlntionH maile to Order
al Short Notice.
A. D. "Wass, I'n'sldent.
J.u.JiusTi.KR, secretary, j
Jonj-Fox', Superintendent.
WTLLTAM UMAP
- "- -
Corner Main and Chonnuiua Stroota.
ASTORIA ORTClON
DK.VLKS IX
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS ic SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE
W0STENH0LM
and other Kn!iih 'Cutlery.
STATIONERY I
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc,
A line itock of
Watche.. ami Jewelry. Xnaale ami
Itreeeh IeatUiis: Sliot Onus ami
Itiile, KevoIveiH. IMsloIs.
and Ammunition
X Alt IXK
GTiANSKS
w 1
ALSO A FINK
Assortment of fine SPFrrACLLS and 1YE
GLASSES.
WILLAMEnE UNIVERSITY.
3."50 Students auil JO lroro.ors
mill Instructors.
. Kour dillercnt courses in the CoIlefe. and
m in the Academy including a i:u.sine,vs
course and Teachers' course for which diplo
mas are awarded. 'Jwcntv-two new rooms
added to the Woman's College.
JS144.00 h. all It costs a younjr man for
tuition and board for a year.
8183.09 is all that it costs a ladv for tui
tion and board in the Woman's "rolien n
year.
CTl-UKSX-lEKAL BLGINS SElTi:.iir.F.K
1.1882.
Send for Catalogue to
Tim. I'nn Npnr I'pAuldnni
d-al-lm Saleni. nrcf-nn.
$100 REWARD!!
WIM. BE PAID UrON" INFORMATION
t? lending to the conviction of any party
REFILLING
Peruvian Bitter Bottles.
Till" nnmiXC tt Cllnli n.rer.. ...! ;n..
will also he published in every leading news
paper. WILMERDING & CO..
San Francisco, Cal..
General Agents lor Peruvian Bitters.
LOEB & CO.. Agents Astoria.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AUCTION KEK, COlDnSSION AKD.
SURAXCE AGEK1.
IK. J. V. Nil AFTF.ft,
(UF.CTSCHEK. AltZT.
' llHea.seK ofthe Threat a Specialty.
Ofllce over Conn's Drug Store.
rjEIiO F. PARKJSK.
SURVEYOR OF
Clatsop ilounty.ai City f Aatvrla
Olflce:- Chenamas street, Y.ar.C. A. hall,
ltoom X'o. 8.
J.
. BOZORTH,
!'. S. 4'ountiUsIoBer, JfeUry PnhUcfmm
iBguraaee Accat.
I Agent tor the Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
, of Hamburg. Germany, and -ot the Trav
elers- uie ana Accident ins.co., or nan
ford. Conn.
Oaico in Pythian Building. Rooms 11, 12.
Tjl . WI3ITOW,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
e"Oaice in FythtanBulTdinjc. Rooms 11, 12.
ASTORIA, -.- - OEEQON.
TAX TlITTIiK. M. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OfFicE-Over the "White House Store.
Rksidexck Over Elberson's Bakery, op
posite Iiartn & Myers' Saloon.
A L. FFITOX, M . r.
Physician aad HmrgMm.
j OFFICE 0 or A.V.AUea'a grocery store.
Rooms, at the rawer House.
inp p. hicks,
, " PENTIST,
l ASTORIA, - - .
OKKOOM
, Kooms hi Alleu'rt building up stairs, corner
j ofCassand Sqemocqne streets.
. rt T nnnrrn " '
I I l. A. JlUVXiOI.
ATTOKXEY AT L&Yt.
' Chenamus Street. - ASTORIA. OREGOU
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T. RriOET.
ATJORKEl' AT JJLW.
.May h(. found at tho Court House.
q n. B.irx 4c co.,
locor, w
DKAIXn, IX
Indewa, Bllate, Tm
N6BH, Lmnber, Ktc.
All klud? or Oak Lumber, flb, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Steam Mill uearTVeiton hotel. Cor. Uen-
1 evive ana Asiorsireeis.
HEADQUARTERS
Fosters Emporium.
(ost Complete Stock In Asttria
, FlTeiVOvlis! FlCLgSi
Fruits Both ForelH aad Oaaieatlfi
Wines and Liquors
Of Superior Brand.
, FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 E 6KDOCK
G.A.STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITHING,
l At ('apt. Koaen old stand, corner of Caw
andCourt Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing.
Wagons made and repaired. Good wotk
guaranteed.
Barbour's
No. 40 I2-Wy
SALMON TWINE!
CORK iiR LEAD LINES,
SEINE TWINES.
jA Fu Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & C0.
511 Market Street, Htm FraaelM
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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