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SPÉCIAL HEW-YEAR EDITION
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Will contain a complete
aud exhaustive description
of Tillamook County.
Vol. Uh No.31
ILLUSTRATED NEW YEAR ISSUE.
it will tie finely printed,
with artistic engravings, on
H’jperior calendered paper.
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY
2. 1891
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$1.50 Per Yeah
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
"’‘••.„CeorJ
• TillauoJ
», of Bay CijJ
OSes on uoxtdoor to Temperance Parlor..
idverselv tj
I to file tl.J
BttMl 24th dal
Register, I
Tillamook, - Oregon.
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Office in Pout-office building.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
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TILLAMOOK, -
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II kpity -D istkict -A ttorney ,
Srdjudicial District,for Tillamook County
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
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ßLAUDE THAYER,
DBNTA1 i HOTEL.
Attorney-at-Law.
is associated with McCain & Hurley in
Circuit and Supreme Court business
for Tillamook county.
JAMES A. RICHARDSON,
TILLAMOOK,
W. T. BURNEY
L. T. BARIN
B jrney , barin & draper ,
A ttorneys at -L aw ,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Twelve ye.ars experience as Register of the
U. S. L-4Nr> Q fficm here recoinniends us iu our
specialty of business before tho L and O fficb
or the Courts and involving the practice in the
G kmkjkal L and O ffice .
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PROP.
Tillamook, Oregon.
C. B. HADLEY,
Proprietor.
Having just finished the
OREGON.
Rooms this »ide of Portland and
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.
in every
This House is First-class
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Most - Commodious
. W. DRAPER |
Respect,
F irst - class B arber S hop C onnected .
Furnished it with two of tbe
Finest Billiard end Pool Tables
in the Market,
am pxepascd to entertain my friends in right
ROYALSTYLE.
Call and see me when in the city. I have, also
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one ot the best
PUBLIC HALLS
B. BROCKENBROUGH,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
'Late Special Agent of the General land Office.)
MK
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
MSBiesleadH, Pre-Ha»ption», and Timber
^^■Application., a Specialty.
■W ick : and floor U«D OrriCE Bl'll.Dl.'ro.
Cl
of
■ Il M H 11 I H li
Shooting-Gallery
Roller Flour $4.20 per bbl
MISCELLANEOUS
>U,
in
ot
he
ia.
Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, School Books, Stationery,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions.
A Fine Line Of Dry Goods.
W. SEVERANCE,
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act of
Jr the
M.
Hâ
tai,
the
¡eir
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a fnll line of
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W.
KEEP »ON‘MÄND:
Cißitre anb
ro
“Fine^
liuto anb
“Pool!
^anbtj,
tabid ©îtfleru,
.Saba, (Ffr.
Notary Public and Real Estate Conveyancer.
»TICK
Re-
NBW GOODS,
And always keep on hand
Attorney-at-Law
e of Ore-
* »worn
the it L
» w
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alunble
ral pur-
and be-
office at
e 24th
sea:
Hare,
tmook,
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Hy the
e their
lh day
fiter.
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£ E 3ELPH,
eglater.
Tlca rol
OF
OREGON.
ALBINA
er and H.
ersely th.
J file their
Sth day ol
7w,
light
than
Eer
New sets of
teeth made and
guaranteed.
Teeth extracted
quickie aud with
out pain.
Arthur Stillwell, prop
MAMMOTH STOCK
dentist .
Kten, SUI/
ce niMwortt
of thè ii w I
»ire H west. 1
I. thè laudi
tiraber .ri
ve» u„d lol
ine Regi». I
goti City, I
of Marcii, I
,by. Ore-
Iven that
he art u(
’< for th.
ilifornia,
t°ry,’
a
JR. W. A. WISE,
.N otk » 1O1
® City. OrJ
jftteu thai
or thè art on
• «ót for thd
taliftirnia J
rritory,'-
te of
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W ill S oon R eceive
Ill the Northwest for public entertainment.
—Dealers in—-
DRUGS * AN1>
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—MEDICINES
< 5THEC
arca "6
Ä .AND¿
TOILET ARTISLES ¿ND D3UG6IST MOT’O»ÊS.
0 & E. THAYER,
BILLIARD PARLORS,
BANKERS.
Ge neral Banking and Exchange business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foreign countries.
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGO m .
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of all goods usually kept in a well ap-
pointed Drug store constantly
on hand.
Bowling Alley In Connection.
The best wines and liquors in the market.
Jons Davidson,
Proprietor.
OI.SEN'S BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, OKK.
TRACTS
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AND
LOTS
For sale at reasonable prices and on
favorable terms.
Location, best in the
town of Tillamook.
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W m . D. S tillwell .
^oiiipoundcd.
Vzcsciipticiis
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Anything they have not in stock will he supplied on
short notice, arrangements having been made
to that effect.
Next dnDr fa tha THrnpHrancB Parlor.
P. ROBERTS.
CoflT^CTOI^ and BUILDER
Wagan Shop in Ctnnectlcn.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
J TILLAMOOK LAUNDRY^
Washing gathered and delivered every
week. Family washing and ironing, a spec
ialty. Work done on short notice w hen desired.
Suits cleaned to order.
PROPRIETOR.
JMKSTER HART,
from TILLAMOOK To
GARIBALDI
^A^ diall + way + points ^
I am running a first class A. No. 1 Sail t»oat from
G aribaldi to T illamook and all way points.
Cail on JAMES A. RICHARDSON, Tillamook.
pOI^T^IT Í0.
y Ita. n-o-y-e I.
Cita-
OTOGRAPHEF^S.
SUB WORK at the LOWEST LIVING RATES.
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and Enlarging in Oil, Enstel,
Crayon India Ink and Hater Colors, a
JBgdpalty.
Call and examine our work
S-rvmo Its»» U. A. a. H all .
«■tl.AMOOK.
OREGON
yiLLAMOOK
$jop, Opposite
^RUCKES J^UMBEH (’■OMPAKY.
•='á¡ General t TQerehandize,
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Notions. Groceries, Crockery and
Queens ware. Doors, Windows
Lime, Hair and Cement.
Hardware and
Nails.
¡Special Attention [¡¡Ven to Filling Orders for (joods iq
Jobbing Lot^.
rj^HEY havejm
pd an immense stock of general
merchandise vhi« h
H H
fore quoted in thii
By are selling at prices never bc-
slnRle and
pt on hand
is
I awwi Tm - e
nr«« for.
Stillwell & Cberman,
Propri
A
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$3, per doz.
ALL OTHER WORK AT COR-
RESPONDINGLY LOW
RATES.
(»ALL AND INSPEG’I’ my Worçrç
Views of Tillamook nnd vicinity for sale.
All work guaranteed first class
in every res|»eet.
iJSr G ai . i . f . hv One door south of
Letcher’s Jewelry 8tore"’bm
TILLAMOOK,.......................... OREGON.
L>. A. FINDLEY,
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Hats &. Caps,
Boots & Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines.
Weods,................ Orejoi.
Mist L. J. RUGOLES
Mrs. J. JOHNSON
$5.00 per bbl.
¿ loir
doubla
StOCK
TILLAN
The fast nailing Sri
sengem. Following areJ
CABIN PASHAG^
■MILLINERY)
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b fox tlxe
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STEA IV
Makes ragular !ri
C entral
Tillamank, Oregon.
the country.
B ert B rands C a
flail,
CABINETS
1 F or I nstance :
I IVERY STABLE
(J. J\.
Ifyynoîds,
pHOTOíypHEI(.
DEALERS IN
U t RUCKEE í
M1NCISC0 AND WAI PORTS.
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hry tvi wt(kj, th vtitktr Piraittluf.
: e has been specially fitted up lor carrying pa»
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DRESS-MÄKING.
Hats, Dress Trimmings and » Genera
Assortment of Millinery Goods
We have just received a nice line of I fall
goods. Call and see them.
T illamook .
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115.
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*4 per ton.
Two Mlles a Minute Without Steam.
The Frihte of Wales* Health.
A runaway railroad train ou the branch
It is a question whether tho Prince of
of the coast division from Aptos tip to Wales ever succeeds to the throne. Hid
the Loma Prieta lumber mills created a health is not robustj there are ugly ru
sensation along the line of the road Sept mors to the effect that Bright’s disease
18. Eight empty cars broke loose from has a hold upon him. But the priuce
the engine at Monte Vista, about eight cares little about being king. Ho doee
In wayside nooks tho asters gleam,
miles north of Aptos. The road from not bOhrt tho anxieties and the bnerous
And fro6t flowers dance about tho sod.
While, lapsing l»y, tho silent stream
Monte Vista to Aptos is a heavy down duties which his rise to that exalted sta
Reflects tho hue of golden rod,
Hit
grade the entire distance, and the cars, tion would necessarily involve
That flower which lights •* dusky day
soon after starting, attained a tremen an ambitious Linn; ho loves
With something of the sun god s ray.
dous rate of speed, and passed through the society of those whom he^^M
Tho grapevino clambers o’er the hedge
Loma Prieta nt u mile a minute.
true democrat that he is,
In golden festoous; sumacs buru
The flying cars kept on the track until when he thinks that there uia^^B
Like torches on tho distant ledge.
Or light the lane at every turn.
they had gone tho entire eight miles to time when he will bo compelled to
And .’ey riots • very where
Aptos. Here four of the ears tnrued ciate with men who cannot possibly have
In blood red banners on tho air.
on to the main track without damage, a human sympathy in common with
A purple mist of fragrant mint
two running as far as the high bridge at himself.
Borders the fences, drifting out
the west end of Aptos, and the other two
His eldest son. the Duke of Clarence
Of fostering corners, and its tint,
stopping near the station. The other And Avondale, i.4 a hulking, shiftless,
As half of cheer and half of doubt,
good
naftired lubber, looking like hid
four cars dashed off the track and were
Is like tho dear delightful haze
Which robes tho hills these autumn day«.
smashed into bits.
mother, but having neither his mother'd
gracious-
How the cars kept on the track for tact or dignity nor his fat
And strengo u lid growths nre newly met;
Odd things but IlttJo prized of yore.
eight miles at such a speed over a curv ne«8 or strength of charactjMjij^eeins
Like somo el l jewel well reset,
a foregOnd cduclusia^^^^HihhC
ing mountain road is wonderful. No to
Tako on a worth unseen before,
one was on the train at the time it due course of time the djBt
As cock, in spring « graceless weed,
started, and no one was injured, the his cousin, the sweet and
Is brilliant in its autumn seed.
only loss being the four wrecked com. of the Princes» of Took.—
Tho cricket ami the katydid
Rpilroa.l men claim the train made the in Chicago News.
Pipe low their sad prophetic tune.
eight miles in four minutes.
Though airs pulse warm the leaves amid,
As played around tlio heart of June;
Two lingua Lords Meet.
The down passenger train from Santa
So minor strains break on the heart,
A peculiar incident took plnco on Snn«
Cruz, bound for San Francisco, had a
Foretelling age as years depart.
hairbreadth escape from destruction. day. A man came np from New York
The sweet ol J story of the year
The passenger train hud passed the I'Mfe »mil gained permission to see Birchallr
Is spinning onward to Its close,
where the runaway camo onto the idSH WDBB|^ttho timo in tho yard. Thf
Yet sounds as welcome on the ear
line but a minute and u half previog^M
prisoner long and
As in tho time of op’ning rose.
Hay lifo for all as sweetly wane
One of tho wrecked cars strnck a cyaMa earnestly, taking noto oi ev rv iii«v<-
As comes tho autumn time again’
tree forty feet high and a foot and a infN taent and etwrrthing about kto& Nibt
—Dart Falrthorne in Harper’s Bazar.
in diameter and laid it flat, almost tear
observation
I
ing it from tho ground.—Cor. Ran Fran
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A Shotgun Toll Gate.
"IMuuv' 11« , < I■ 111 r :1 MSPSgWI
A bold highwayman appears to have cisco Chronicle.
way, a cad.” Tliis Visitor
established a shotgnn toll gate in the
N uth I Trlro Money.
arrested in Philadelphia some years ngo
Pipestone pass, about twelve miles south
Somo interesting particulars in refer for fraud and swindling, carried out
of Butte, Mont., and is demanding his
ence to tho apportionment of naval prize under the name of Lord tiomerset, which
tolls with a regularity that smacks of
money and bounties nro contained in n lie had assumed, and with which title he
the good old days.
return which has recently been printed had gained access to tho best society iff
About a month since a slender, soft
by order of tho bouse of commons. From the city. At the present time hoisiii
voiced young man, wearing a piece of
thia it appears that during the financial Nev.’ York running
n society paper, unit
and
nog a
overalls for n mask, commenced asking
year 1880-90 the sum of 1'8.323 was ¡mid I he came up to > Woodstock for tho sole
for contributions from people passing
over by the accountant general out of a purpose of i cciu ag «>'■ other bogus Lord
this point, and all wero made tributary,
total of £03,365, which has accrued dur Somerset, who lit
i til
__ got into worso trouble
not even the wood liaulcrsbeingexompt,
ing the last thirty-eight years, including through his lying thau ho liud. It is it
and ho made up ia numbers what was
shares allotted to the Naval Brigade for stranga thing that there is a likeness be^
Inciting iu individual amounts. This
services rendered during tho Indian tween tho two men.—Toronto Empire.
was kept up for a few days, then the
mutiny and booty gained during tho
rPipestone was doserted, ahd tho Cham
Chinese war of tho same decade.
Nnlviitor'u Speed.
pion stage was brought under the per
Gf tho balance, 1'47,500 him been paid I
While the public ia iti 11 mm^ehn^ivei
suasive influence.
over to the consolidated fund since 1865 S,.h,ib r's W. :i ierflll i"''
Today word comes to this city that
iu accordance with tho act of parlia m:i;; .1 loll« 11 i..:’; I
this modem Claudo Duval bus returned
ment, and £7,543 remains in hand should 'l i’
«: .11
to Pipestone, and that five new victims
claimants arise. A curious feature of sought to realize whut
have been added to tlio list.
The
tho
return
is
the
fact
that
out
of
£20,156.
speed this is. it is nearly forty miles nrf
amounts taken in each instance have I
the proceeds of captured slave dhows hour - a rate averaged by very few of our
been small, but tho frequency of the de
during compuratively recent years, only fastest trains. Tiicro nro 5,280 feet in 1»
mand has made it burdensome, and the
£8,185 appears to have been claimed. mile, so that for every one of theseninety-'
people living in that section nro organiz
■mment pere Jut ago account five seconds—for every lieut of a man'»
Tho government
ing to ondeavor to discourugo his efforts
shows at total
.... “ór ¿13,irti, and ont of a pulse—thia wonderful horao covered 5(f
in that line.—Cor. Minneapolis Tribune.
balance in bund on April 1, 1889, of £8,994 3-10 feet of ground. The shortest spued
only 16s. 4d. seems to huve been paid of time noted by tlio turfman's watch to
A Clock You Nerd Never Wind.
T. G. Farrar, of Columbus, O., has in during the year on account of claims a quarter of u recond—an interval sd
arising prior to 1865. Tbe total sum brief that the eye can hardly observe
vented ono of tho most peculiar clocks
of tho Nineteenth century. It consists transferred to tho consolidated fund the mind can hardly appreciate it. Yet
of a [»Into glam dial suspended from tho since 1855 is £83,500, in addition to £178,- j in every one of these 383 quarters of 11
000 referrod to in tho annual account for second that magnificent creaBBe^4eM|^
ceiling, and all tho parts of it that are
the year.—Gulignani Messenger.
Hi 3 HI h el. : 'Ll lire I lie
visible are the two hands, tho pivot npon
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which they swing and tho dial. Mr.
WortliI onj » Watermelon«.
th" \ m 11 'ii ri '' ii''i '
Farrar worked on the invention for six
During the season the watermelon i race improvingin tliesame ranSM^RBi
year» before ho succeeded in perfecting
business was the best it has over been ly.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
it. He alleges that tho only motive
Prices were high and sales large, foi
power is the gravitation of tho earth, melons have been better thau usual this
Atruugely Iiuprl«<n:cd In Bod.
and that tho clock will run on forever year. So good was the business that the
By nil explosion of hot uir urn] gas iff
without winding.
river men who wero engaged in bringing
Tho hands are of tin and are hollow, tho melons went back to the York river the air receiver nt the Clinton blast fur
ami perfectly balanced on the pivot. region, down the bay, anil brought large nace nt Pittsburg wverul tliouHiuul dol
Mr. Farrar says that they are moved by loads up there, expecting to realize lars' worth of damage was done. Tho
accident wmi c . iiim *! by the reversal of M
the gravitation of the earth, and it puz
handsomely. Then tho "cold snap" Bet
zles the spectator to nccount for tho in, and tho melon ojierators were all air mid gun in tho receiver. The effect»
power that raises them after they reach dumped. At one wharf on the river of tho force of the terrible concnsddtt B
6:80. All kinds of theories nro afloat to front there wero 40,000 melons going were visiblo on al) tho houses within uH
account for this. But Mr. Furrar kee[m begging at (4 to (8 a hundred, while sqnaru of the fnrnac*. In one honsd
his secret. Ho insists that electricity is earlier in tho season the same quality of Thomas McIntyre, it I diorer, who was
not the motive power.—New York Jour melons sold easily for two or three times ash.'p in n foMing bed, wiui awakened
by n very tight aqueosina Kensatidil. Tim
nal.
these prices. What a chance the Wash-1 concussion of tlio blast had loosened tint
ington boarding house keepers had to fusioning* of his bed, end it folded uflM
A RattlrmiMkc’s Skin for a Brit.
Capt. Wright, the raisin superintend “put up" watermelon rind preserves!— with him init. His erica for lielpbrithghV
tho other member» ct the f.iiuily to tli^H
ent for Logan & Adams, had a close Washington Post.
call the other day. He was running a
rescue.—Cor. Philadelphia ih-esa.
Ex-Senator Pomeroy'» Illg Hotel Bill.
hand banket along under the vines, and
Tho judgment of (15,321.50 recently
Mr. Gouhl*« Wealth.
throwing Muscats in it aft he picked
them. Suddenly he heard n click or issued by tho supreme court of Kansas
Russel! Sago's recent interview makes
in favor of the plaintiff in the case of out Jay Gould a richer mini thun he to
snapph'ff sound, :vi though some [»art of
the basket hail broken. Lifting it up E. A. Smith against 8. E. Pomeroy dates generally credited with la-ing. Mr. Huge
he was surprised to find an ugly, wrig back to 1873. Smith was proprietor of says tiould is tho heaviest owuur
n ' i
t I. I.i , 'i!come
gling rattlesnake follow. It had struck the ol<l "Tefft house'' in Topeka, where
' l« ing
I '■O.OOtt li yt^BillS
Capt. Wright's hand and buried its fang» Pomeroy made his celebrated unsuccess f- -i
ful
attempt
to
bn
re-elected
United
l’
i ' i 1: .Collie offr^ESRl
in the wicker handle of the basket an
States
senator.
Pomeroy
quartered
his
inch from tho captain’s forefinger. No
(10.090,IX« to (12,000,000. It to
time was lost in killing the deadly rep political friends nt tlio "Tefft house'* stood that Mr. Gould aims to make his
during the campaign, creating n bill of
tile, and its skin is now being fashioned
wealth net him about 6 per cent., hii <1
in a belt for a Phicnix journalist's sweet (19,324.50. After his defeat Pomeroy if this is the case, and Mr. Hugo knows
paid
Smith
(4,000,
claiming
that
was
heart.—Phœnix (Cal.) Herald.
what he is talking about, Mr. Gould
enough. Smith thereupon instituted
»ill have to bo moved up several pegs
proceedings
in
the
district
court
of
At
Y>ecr Slaughtered by a Ix»c<>motiye.
in the list of tho country'll rich uiun.-»
chison county for the balance. The debt,
New York Letter.
The Eastern Minnesota railway's
including interest ami costs, amounts to
limited train left Mansfield north bound
about (20,000.—St. Louis liepublic.
I nihrwlta Parufle.
twenty seven minutes late. Five miles
this side of the station, while the train
There was n novel display by tlio cob
Hg* IIIpeiilrig Outdoor« In Maine.
was running nearly sixty miles un hour,
Mr. li. F. Gordon, of Livermore, writes: i oreil people of Ellicott City, Md., a feW
an immense herd of deer »lashed ncrom "I would like to say that I have a fig , dayli ago. It was called an unibrellu pa
the track at tho entrance of a cut. It tree, now ten years old. which is out of j rade. an<i consisted of a line of men
was too late to stop, nnd the train strnck dixirs ami bears every year, it lias 1 drewd in dark clothes with whit*» cap»,
into the herd, killing a great number. borne about forty ripe figs this year, and | carrying tri-co)ore>) umbrellas, and fob
The train passed through the herd, now han nevernl nearly ri[»e upon it, with j lowed by two gayly di-coraled chariots
throwing them right and left, but did alsmt 100 green. The fig does not ripen ! containing children nnd
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not stop. When tho train arrived here the same year in which it forms, and the ,
a magnificent specimen buck deer was fig tree dcssi not bloseom, but the fig is
found dead on top of tho engine pilot. formed mid grows from tho under side '
■ 1 ■ h 1 _■
kinfif «KlillK
The engine- r estimates the herd at over of a leaf to about th« size of a large esqne scene. Tho nfTitir w » h
100.—Duluth Cor. St. Paul Globe.
acorn tbe first year, and the second year anrqiices of tho A. M. E. church. -Ex«
to the size of a hen's egg and theu ripens i change.
ttul.lng Tert les.
—Lewiston Journal.
Baron James Rothschild, of London,
A Dexter youth has recently been en
has adorned hie drawing room with the
gaged in a novel enterprise. By hook or
Policeman Patrick Stark, of the Third
crook he captured a pair of dignified precinct, New York city, found tho mm* superb electrolier ever made. Il
mnd turtle» and confined them in an old champion scrupulous man while acting is composed of gilt bronze an J rock crys*
tid In a design of tho time of Louis XVI,
tub. One morning when he tvent to ex a» a census enumerator. He
J
amine his treasures bo discovered that Grinker. of No. 76 East Broadway, who sixty-night electric lights being skillfully
tho tnrtlette bad industriously laid a refused to give any information, as in arranged among the bronze leaves. This
nice batch of eggs. Th.» boy kindly re his opinion “it was a reflection upon tho unique illuminator to about five feet high
by twenty eight inches In diameter, and
membered his friends with ovate sou United States government.”
cost (6,000._________________
venirs of the occasion, and contentplat/s
an extensive system of hatching, os far
Congress several year» ago enacted n
Two new sorts of tea are reported
as the remainder of the litter is concern law placing an import duly of (10 per
from abroad. In England fashion has
ed.—Dexter Gazette.
pound npon smoking opium brought into taken np a mixture of dried and uurvil
this country. Not.vit
Notwithstanding thia
The slight market for fancy waist b<-avy duty th» regular r importation of hops. In Germany they are lifting straw*
berry tea, decocted from tho yuurql,
coals is to be accounted for in the fact opini»
.gal cbanneb aud upon leaven of tbe in rawberry plant nftrr tJM«
that the vest op» ning* are so much larger which <1
Lato! amounted to (1.500,- have l»een dried and prepared liks
than used to be the case, ami the neck- 000 last
nena tea.
tninoos
that
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