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ASTORIA. OREGON!
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19. ISSS.
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Tna Astouiav guarantees to Its adver
tisers the largest circulation oi anynewspa
i'.per published oa the Columbia river.
"Cfefef of-police Barry J3 again od
declaf.' '
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Herman, Wi&e has added a line of
..boots and shoes to the stock of goods
ho -carries,
'"l --Base-yon. ati.fox theLydia
Thompson performance? GefoneTat
at the New Tork Novelty Store.
The British bark Archer cleared
for Qaeenstownyesterday..carrying
i34"M3:"ueaVrorth-3S3,7O0.
Parties holding subpoenas from the
grand jury are requested to repoit
without waiting for farther sum
mons. The bookkeeping class will meet at
8 o'clock sharp this evening at the
Y-'JL 0. A. rooms. Fall attendance
desired.
Two steamers and two schooners
-were fined 8200 each nt Seattle last
week for not displaying lights when
lying at their docks.
There will ba a sale of stock at Mrs.
Margaret Miller's place on Yoang's
river 'next Saturday morning. The
steamer Occident will leave; Jlavel's
wharf at nine o'clock.
A saw mill owned by J. H. Koontz,
at Echo, was burned last summer by
sparks from a locomotive of the O. B.
& Qp. Koontz sued for $39,000 dam
ages, and a jury awarded him $17,500
Jast week.
Though slow to s us pact and slower
still to say it, it looks mightily to
The Astobian, as though there were
-' aome very solid arguments uaed last
'week to influence sundry necessary
- votes at the state capital.
John R. Winders, oa organizer of
the sixth district of the International
Typographical Union, has called a
. convention of delegate? from each
local union on the coast, to be held
in.San Francisco on the 27th inBt.
, . -i -
The Astoria Street Railway com-
aT ?i'J have a -street, car leave the
opeja 'house at oua a."m., so that
upper Astoria "people attending the
...&,of.P. anniversary can rido home,'
"Biid.that car will connect with the
stage.
Get your seats to-day for the Lydia
Thompson performance, at the Now
York.Novelty store, or you'll be left.
The,company go up on Thursday's
night boat, but the boat will be held
here.-till ..the performance is over,
.whatever time it is.
JE. H. Flagg, former editor and pro
"tpriejor St. Helens Mist, has estab
lished a neat eight column weekly,
the Democrat, at Htllsbnro, and in a
sensibly written salutatory asks for
recogmtiun and support. Flagg is a
worker, and will get both, and achieve
- -deserved success.
The bark Samoa. 993 tons, has been
chartered at San Francisco by D. L.
'.J3eck&.Sops to carry cannery bup-
-TlieA to Alaska, aud the barkentiue
U. C. FJnk,Sl3 tons, same, by W. B.
Bradford. The barkentine Portland
and" the schooner Cassie Hay ward,
has also been chartered.
The Astoria Sangejbnud will give
a grand invitation concert and ball at
Ltberty hall on the evening of the
522nd inst, Washington's Birthday.
This is the first social party of this
organization, and no pains will be
spared to make it au occasion of
pleasure to all who attend.
-A--bookr has been received which
.givrt thy salaries of all the govern
orient; offices There are lots of 'em,
.and the salary attached to some of
- 'tbein is not to be sneezed at. To a
' 3nanSvbo has nothing to do and is
ambitious there seems to be several
' good openings in foreign consulships,
.v., etc.; .,
Astor Lodge No. 6, and Pacific
-Lodee No. 17. K. of P.. will to nicbt
''at Boss' opera house, jointly celebrate
jho5th anniversary of the. founding
"of that great order. There will be a
large attendance' and a good time.
The committees are doing all in their
, power to make the occasion an enjoy
able one.
Supt H. B. Thielsen yesterday
' opened the bids, several in number,'
for grading and clearing ten miles of
- Jhe line of the Astoria & South Coast
.. -railway company south of Skipanon.
The bids are not summarized and
" . their amounts not known; but it may
'be said that nearly all," if nof all, the
, work will be let on the basis of these
- bids. -
Articles of incorporation have been
.filed by the Ooquille Cooperative
"-company, A. D.Moore, D. O. Handle-
.man. F.J. Wentworth; J. E. -Quick
and J. H. James; incorporators; capi
tal stock, 85,000; object, to transact a
general mercantile business at Park-
ersburg, Coos county. The result of
this cooperative experiment, says the
Coast Mail, will be watched with in
terest. -
JThe Ben. Miles went to Portland
yesterday, and will be followed by the
- -Dolphin, when she arrives from Till-
. .j.amooK. txuo nauotei lost iiiw;i I
ilduei.eth.KMeli' ufcder th'e noa'troH
of the Portland and Coast Transpor
tation company, with O. P. Upshur
as scent nt this city. The price paid
was 838,000, which is believed to be,
nrnler the circumstances, a good
figure. .,
The following passengers went up
on tbo Queen last evening: E. Ho
vpy, J. P. Mantel, B. B. Waldrnn. A.
L Johnson, S. Stafford, Mrs. Howe,
Miss Fleckonstein, O. O. Pratt; Wm,
Jiiplin, S. Freeman, Mrs. Mudge,
W. H. Taylor and wife, Mrs. Steen,
C. W. Laughry. J. Sontherland, B. V.
Sullivan and wife, G. Gould. J. A.
Monroe, A. E Withers. A. Coffee. E
T. Gore. M. C. Jorcemen, W. G. Gar
net, P. Aho. J. Welcome, W. Math-
Bon, Miss Xjettie Liyons, Miss Gor
man.
The Tacoma News gives the dimen
sions of two logs recently photo
graphed on the line of the Northern
Pacific railroad, which will give some
iaea oi me size oi western timber.
The picture shows two short sections
of logs, one a red fir and the other a
sprue?, on a platform' car. The di
mensions of the red fir loir, vrtrn-
.Diameter 95.95 inches, ornearlveight
ieet xue neight of the tree from
which It was cut was 295.20 feet:
years of growth 653. Spruce leg:
diameter a.w, or nearly eight feet six
inches. Height of tree, 196.9 feet;
g"rowtlf277 years.
Says a Port Townsend dispatch of
tue mm to tne Seattle rosi-iniein-
gencer: It develops that the cap
sized sloop reported off Point Wilson
was one. belonging to a Columbia
river fisherman. He was thrown
overboard and rescued by a dory
from the sloop Viola. This sloop
and the Duchess of Argyle were the
sloops seen 'by the captain of the
steamer Wildwood. The sloop Eu
reka, supposed to have been lost with
Cnpt. McAlmond and three others
aboard, was in the lee of Marrow
stone point during the storm, and
after the storm sailed for Sequin bay.
There were two cases in the justice
court yesterday. It appears that last
Sunday night Andrew Sohard wax
fired out of Nic. Davicb's saloon and
that he made a fuss about it, and it is
said, be shoved a revolver throueh a
hole in the door that he made with
his fist, andrthen Nic. Davich hopped
afOUDd and fired a revolver into the
great onter darkness and everybody
had a good time, and all hands were
poor shots, Sohard was held in the
sum of 8300 to appear before the
grand jury, on a charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon. Davich
will be given an examination on the
same charge at ten o'clock this morn
ing. What n whirligig Time is. Five
rears ago Yillard said he would set
even with Astoria for forfeiting the
Astoria land grant. Piow the even
ing prophecy hath been accomplished.
The O. B. & N. has a cinch on Asto Aste
ria: the Northern Pacific controls the
O.RtN. Co.: Henry Villard con
trols the Northern Pacific; Joggles
says the devil controls Henry Yillard;
but he is wrong; it is the German
bondholders. So soon as the Ger
man bondholders are out of the way,
Villard will inaugurate a different
"plan of campaign." How well he
can say "Time and I against any
two." It may be proper to say here
that his future plans as understood
have in them no malice or revenge.
He has simply "got even," and will.
a3 before, do what is for the apparent
interests or tne corporation with a
natural discrimnation in favor of the
N. P.'s Sound terminus.
J. E. Calder, a former Asiobiak
employe, now the leading real estate
man on Gray's harbor, is in the city.
Mr. Calder and his former partner.
J. W. Walsh, did about the biggest
business on the smallest scale for
a while of any newspaper in the
northwest Calder went over to
Montesano.irom Astoria in 1832.
He and Walsh put up S300 between
them nnd with. that nmonnt started
the Montesano Vidette. They struck
it rich, ihe whole country was i3t
to be taken up under the timber land
act, and tbo notices Unwed in so fast
that they couldn't order type from
San Francisco fast enough to set
tlipm np. The first five months
Walsu and Ualder cleaned np over
SlU.UUU: not bad on a 33JU invest-
ment Then they sold out. Walsh
is running a boom paper in Calif-,
nia. His partner is solid in Monte
sano, where he is a Muldoon, and is
rustling Tor the benefit of tho ulace
rand the climate 20 hqnrs out of the
24. .
TOCBisrs,
Whether on pleasure b-nt or buslne',
hould take on every trip a bottle or
Sirup or Figs, as It acts most pleasantly
andeffectuiilyon the kldtieys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. Forsa'e in
50c and SIM bottles by all leading drug
gists. Thompson Burlesque Company
The undersigned bees leave to In
form the amu-iement-loving public of
Astoria ana vieinitv mat aunougn tne
Th mpsei: Burlesque Company leave on
tne nignt ooat alter tne periormance, a
guarantee is hereb given that the com
pany will give their usual excellent per
formance In full, the O. It. & N, Co.
itxreelng-to hold theii boat over until
after 12 o'clock or later If necessary, be
ing so guaranteed by the advance agent
L. E. Sei.io,
Manager Ross' Opera Mouse.
At Tli n Km pi re Store.
If vnu want any Gerraantown Knit
ting Yam, Saxony, or Zephyr, Wool or
Cotton Hose, go to Parker's Empire
Store, corner of Benton aud Second
streets, next door to postoffice.
The latest style of Gents' Boots and
Shoes at P. J. Goopmam's.
Furuislred Booing lo Let.
First cla?s, and well located : apply to
T. M. Dwyer. next door to W. w. Par-
Kcr's residence.
Tender, Julry'Steak at Jeff's.
GMiarea CryferPitclier's Gastoria-
STANLEY'BEP0BTEDHLl.ED. -
A Proposed Gigantio English Loan,
The Yoaas's River Bridge Bill Paswd.
Rat,m. Fab. 13. Hou30 bill No,
200 authorizing the Astoria and
Sonth Coast Bsilway company to
build a bridge across Young's bay
passed the house this qftornoon by a
unanimous vote. It had passed the
nenata on Saturday, the clanse regu
lating the width of tho draw being
changed to read 110 feet.
A FATAL EXPL03IOJ?.
Habtford. Conn., Feb. 19. The
boiler of the Park Central hotel blew
up at 5 o'clock this morning, wreck
ing the entire front of the structure,
whieh-was a five story brick building.
The entire-fire department and police
reserves were summoned. The ruins
took fire and tHe work of the -firemen
was greatly impeded by the dense
volumes of smoke and steam. The
loss -of life ia -estimated at from forty
to seventy butTnay be less.
BEPOBTED KILLED.
Pabis, Feb. 18. Tho correspond
ence of the Petit Journal at Saint
Salvador, Congou, s ys:
A courier has arrived from the wesj
coast who states that a report is cur
rent that Henry M. Stanley was
killed in an engagement with the na
tives at Mangamba. The courier re
ports several instruments which have
been identified as having belonged to
Stanley, have been sold, by the na
tives.
HABBISOX'S CABINET.
Washikotok, Feb. 18. Reports
from Indianapolis to-day are to tLo
effect that congressman Jno. It.
Thomas, of Illinois, has been selected
for seoretary of the navy. Thomas
declines to confirm or deny the trnth
of the rumor. To friends he said a
telegram was received in Washington
last night from secretary Hal ford
saying that he had been selected.
Collum telegraphed to Harrison this
afternoon that if the report was true
it would please him.
THE AUEBICAN NAVt.
Key West, Feb. 18 The U. S.
steamer Oalena with rear admiral
Gebardie on board, has sailed for
Port-au-Prince. A telegram received
from rear admiral Belknap, com
mander at Maro Island navy yard,
California, says the United State
ship Vandalia arrived at Honolulu
Feb. 2nd, and was to sail for Samoa
on the 7th.
FORMIDABLE MEASURES.
London, Feb. 18, It is reported
that at the coming session of parlia
ment the government will propose a
defense loan of 100,000.000, the pro
ceeds to be devoted to the construc
tion of twenty men-of war, fifty cruis
ers and increasing the torpedo boats.
LE GABON, THE SPr.
Ottawa. Feb. 1& The effect of Sir
John McDoLald's denial of the state
ments mide by Lo Caron beforo the
Parnell commission that he had becn-
pail money by the Canadian govern
ment was nullified when it was
learned on the best authority that Le
Oaron had not only been in the em
ploy or the Uanadmn government,
but was at the head of the secret
service police in 1869-70 during the
first Beil rebellion and the Fenian
troubles, and received a salary oi
82,000 yearly.
Philadelphia, Feb. 18. Powde,rly
declares Le Caron, the British in
former, who is before the Parnell
commission, is'a cold-blooded villian
and unworthy of credence. Powder
Iy exhibits a letter sent to him by Le
Caron during the strike of the en.
giners on the Missouri Pacific road
three years ago, endeavoring to en
trap him into a conspiracy. Le Car
on declared the only solution was
dynamite, and he would furnish Pow
derly's lieutenants materials for the
destruction of every bridgo anl cul
vert on the line. Powderly has sent
a copy of this letter to Michael l)a
vitt, with a letter of his own. In which
he declares Lo Carou's statements
about dynamite influence nt a league
convention in tms country are uu
true.
maodoNAld's pboposal.
Ottawa. Feb. 18. Sir John Mao
donald will submit a DroDosiI to thj
house of commous and tire senate in
afew dajs asking that a joiut memo
rial oe sent to lue queen requesting
that a member of the royal familv be
allowed to visit Canada in the sum
mer. The object of the government
is to stimulate loyal sentiment to
ward the mother country and stem
the current of popular public feeling
in favor of a commercial union with
the United States.
MOLLOY PLEADS NOT GUILTr.
London, Feb. 18. Mollov ha beett
arraigned on the charge of swearing
imseiy oerore the Parnell comm
sjon. He pleaded not guilty and was
commuted lor trial.
TALSfi VOUCHEES.
Genoa, Neb., Feb. 18 Superinten
dent Chase of the Indian uohool here
has disappeared. Inspector Wallett
who has been investigating his ac
counts, says he robbed the covern.
ment of 525,000 by cleans of false
vouchers.
FOB MEMBERSHIP.
New Yobk. Feb. 18. Ormw filsve.
land's name appears on the bulletin
of the Bar association as a candidate
ror membership.
new hampshibe's senatob.
Exeteb, Feb. ia General Oilman
Marston has accented the appoint
ment of United States senator made
by governor Sawyer, from the 4th of
marcn until the legislature in June
provides for the next six years' term.
A LAEQ.E FAILUB E.
Pittsbubo, Feb. ia The Grand
Lake Central Coal company has
failed. Liabilities upwards of $300,
000. AN INTERMEDDLING SHERIFF.
Washisoton, Feb. 18. Governor
Uhurch. of Dakota.-haa telecrranhed
the-secretary of the interior that he
had been informed that, there was
danger of aaout break among 'the
halt-breed Indians in Bnrtlett county
and tnat a militia company nt St.
Johns had been ordered out by the
sheriff. Governor Church states that
ho has informed the commanding
othcer or the militia company that
tho sheriff had no authority to order
out his compiny, nnd advises him
that he and his men will be held
responsible for any unlawful act.
Seoretary Vihs telegraphed the gov
ernor, approving bis conrso. The
war department has been requested
to instrnct the military to prevent an
outbreak.
A CANNED GOODS TBU8T.
Chicago. Feb. 18. At the session
of the Western Pickers' Canned
goods association much enthusiasm
was created by a speech by E S.
Judge, of Baltimore, recommending
that the association form a trust.
Wm. 'Boulter; ex-president of the
Canadian packers, hlsb'made a speech
attracting particular attention. "He
wanted free tin plate, but didn't mean
by that that he was in any sense in
favor of free tr-'de.
After a"great "deal of 'discussion it
was decided that a committee should
be appointed to go to Washington
and endeavor to have the.tnriffon tin
remeved: this to apply to cases ex
ported and to all food products en-
Cased in tin and intended for homo
consumption. (Tbe committee hav
ing under consideration the qius'iim
of over-production, reported tliitt
they could devise no adeannto hipjids
of relief, and a resolution whs adopted
tuat tue association in no way re
strict this ear's pack.
PERSONAL MEXTIOX.
District Attorney McBride is in the
city, attending court. .
Chief engineer Snyder is visiting
his family who reside at Dallas.Polk
Co. .
A- A. French, representing the
American Net & Twine' Co.. is' in tho
city. "" "0'
A. A. Cleveland delivers, the nd-
dreas at the Knights anniverary this
evening.
Miss, Flackenstein. who has been
visiting Mrs. Cant. Howe, of this city,
has returned to Portland.
Sidney S. Smith is in the city. He
goes to Loring, Alaska, on the Idaho,
to superintend the Cutting Puckmg
Co.'s cannery at that point.
Sven Peterson and Chas. Franklin.
of tho Coquille, where they have been
salting salmon of lute jears, are in
the city, headed for Alaska.
llow'Men Die.
If wo know nil the methods of ap
proach adopted" by an enemy we are
tho better enabled to ward off tho
danger and posfJone the moment when
surrender becomes inevitable. In
many instances the inherent strength
of the body sdtEcea to enable it to op
pose the tendency "toward death.
Many however;hhvoJost these forces
to such an extent, that there is little
or no help:" tin jtbet cas.es a littlo
aid to tne woaKen.edijungs will make
all the difference-''between sudden
death and mnnxyears-of useful life.
Upon the fics"ymptdm8 of a Cough,
Cold or'ahy trqhblerof the Throat or
ijuugs, give that old and welikuowa
remedy Bosebei's Geunan Sirup, n
earful trial, "--'it will prove what
tnonoands sar or it to oe. tne bent'
actor of any home."
i ii.i
Bonatjfor cals imd Sea Lions.
It is contemplated, says the Tele
gram, to ask the legislature to pass a
law providing a bounty for the de
strheiiQn.oiih.05eal3an.d.8ea lions
which infest the month of tho Colum
bia, nud arc sj destructive lo s tinion.
Tho legislature of Massachusetts List
year passed such n law, nlthough i
they have no se i li n3 there which
are much moredestrnctivutlinn seals.
It would seem that tiierd is much ,
more neel fornucli a law hero than. J
in Massachusetts, and it would be 'i
g.jod thin.: if the leI-tlatures u f Orc
gun California nnd Wjishingjuu !
territory wonul pass laws wU'cu wcaid',
lead tottlio destruction of the tents-'.
and sea lions alonsj their co iiU "It
has been proved by government ot-
nprts"saa Mr. .1. Q. Swnu. t? PorS
Townsend. Whit tllfl se.lU and seal
lions destroy Deirly as ra my nlsaou !
nt the month of the Uolnmbia us ull
the caunenes CumbibBd ,
Neither the seals nor kj,i linna,. arc
of any Vrtlne exeept.the rac-fui!, the
xkin of which is an article- of luxury
(of ladie-T we ir. OT Conrae bn'l b hair
seals nud sea lions furnis'h some oil,
bnt they uro not hunted fur this pnr
pose" on this coast, and if they were
Killed off there would be n great
many more -salmon. A nice little
steam launch carryiug a Gutliug gnu i
or a Holchkiss gnu would soon cleau
dnt tho rookeries of seals aud sea
lions, along the const. It i- rnther
late in the season-to introduce such
a bill now. but perhaps one might ba
passed if it met with general ap
proval. - -
That Would be Worth 875.000,000 Here.
W. S. Ladd of Portland, has sold to
a local syndicate 439 acres of land, in
cluding 4 miles of. water frontage ou
the east side ot Town'end bay for
815,000. Fnctories "will bo encour
aged to start ou it, ana tue u ouces
ter Fishing Co. is exDected to make iSs
headquarters. Portland Journal of
Co m merce.
Euppy.
This is what you ouzht to haw. in
fact, you must liavn it, loTullv enju
life, Th usands are seirihuig"fnr it
daily, and mourning bi-cnuse tliry find
it not. Thousands upon thousands ot
dollars are spent annually by our peo
ple In tne nope iui uiey may a'tam
this boon. And yet it may be had by
all. Weguarant e t latEIectria Hitteis,
If used according to directions and the
use persisted In, will bring you Good
Digestion and ons tho d.'mon dyspep
sia and- Instead Eupcnsy. We recom
mend Electr c Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at 50c. and SI 00 per bot
tle by J. W. Cunn, Drnzglst.
COftee and cake,
CentraLfiestaurant.
ten cents, at Uie
Remnant
All odd lengths of goods accumulated in the
various departments will be placed on
our counters this week and
SOlaB KUCSARBIilSgg OF C50ST I S
Ui
OF
I met Dick the other day, and w
l ' seemed surfer pazzled : 1 asked lmi
what's the matter'.' and sez he, I
liatlt t0Ref wyst-lf a newsur, ami
W dill my hat looks as tlmugfi it
needed n res ; and sez h--. joukltow,
Jim, my oldest boy liu's going
To
college, to get cdlcated, and be
mils' have a new rig, but m
po fcot book Is getting s r Vr hunorj,
and 1 don't know hat to do 1
QQ here, sez Iter Dick!
YOU
anthInK if y.m
ain't aware of tho fat th at
HERMX WISE is sellinc lils;stoc:b
i iff at yneatly r duci-d prices, hi fdfrr to
make r, oni tor his immense SPK11? U
slock.
Ha! Ha! L
met Diclc 2 uiya later.
and shi he, as he Jailed!
an I jtive: ma the Lndse wink ! t di i beat
anvthlns how HERMAN WISR . that
Utile feller In Urn Occident HoU'l' build
ing, slaughters clothing.
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Hi
THE
dsand
MMTQiB VKA
To Gray's Harbor.
AND SH0ALWATER BAY.
The Steamer GEN. MILES.
W. P. WnrreoMR, Master,
Will leave for llray- Harbur
Every Tuesday
Will sail tor Sfco.ilw.itpr Bav once a innntli,
lllreUlu Jus.iliea.
TILLAMOOK,
Shoalwater Bay and Gray's Harbor
The P. & C. S. S. Co.'s Steamer
"ALLIANCE,"
Will sail fioin PORTLAND as follews:
uitV'-. II Aimott Tliunriitt . toner 1.
11, is and 2i. Novi muer 1. S, li. 2i and 29
UrCfinbt-r C 13, 20 ulnl 27.
MlOAI.WAIMt 11 Y Ocio er 4 ami IK.
N HUl)L-rl.liiU 'V. Ih crlnlier 13.mil .7.
TIl.i.AMU iK Slmiil iy-Cklo'r r 1. IS a il
") Nuietnuer "and 20. December lu and
21
Steamer leaves Portland, from foot ot O
-treetatS I. M.on ab.-ve dues Asion.iU
A M. Me following, nioiliinn.
Tlie ComiiAiiy reserves lUe right to change
line and pldco of sailing.
K it arituVO. President.
a P. UI'-illUK. Aceiit Asu.rl.i.
11 to. m'leax,
StM.FBEEJIA.V.
McLean & Freeman.
BLACKSMITHS.
special Attention paid tn all Hh p sndSteam-
b .at Uepa rtnx
HORSESHOEING.
r-frlnzCmiiD rtorRadiiecltliy. All kinds
of B acksmltliluK dono t order,
v-lsxp. comer Jefferson aud Olney streets,
AsforlH, Oregon.
l,Eiue and Wrll Solvctcd Stuck
OF
Watches, Jewelry,Clocks, etc.
AT
H.SKSTROM'S
, Jewelry Establishment.
AH E"oj3s warranted, as guaranteed.
nniiifJie Crow's gallery. Astoria, Oregon,
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Of Best Quality, and at
LOWEST PRICES,
AT TUE
SIGH OF-THEJOLDEN SHOE.
JOI SC3ST 2 J 353".
Clothing House
The Str. Telephone
Fast Time Between Portland
and Astoria.
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ilili i lien. &.0 It. It . and etslde trains,
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Cilj boats, .tbd Eastru bound trums.
Morgan & Sherman.
GROCERS
And Dealers In
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Special Attention Clvento Filling
Of Orders.
A FULL LINE CARRIED
Aud auppllt-s furnished at Satis
factory IVrms.
Purchases delivered In any part of the city.
Office and Warehouse
In Hume's New Building on Water Street.
P. O. Box 153. Telephone No 37.
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For Sale Seaside Lots.
CnoicK lots in mulkevs addi
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fiORTHERH GROWH PLAHtr
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Arn acknowteilied the best, being hardier,
more productive and yltld bitter crops.
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