Tillamook headlight., February 09, 1893, Image 4

crime
would I* anarchy
Win Barrett is at Nestocton h,r a
hand.
Now as to what we have done for lhe days.
No mail arrived here lant Friday night.
Go to Williams for drugs.
t-f
people: We have waxed eloquent ill de­
Geo. mid Tom Kellow were at San,|
The Aiigustu will sail for Portland next On Saturday night a Htnall bundle of
Feed of all kinds at Cohn & Co. 37-38
scribing the resources of Horn Creek mid Luke on business a few days ago.
'
Saturday, if the weather is favorable
p»|»er8 arrived. On Monday night fol­
Produce as good as cash at Cohn <k
its tributaries, mid have enthusiastically
11.
Il
aud
Louis
Farmer,
of
Hembree
J «J. McCoy, of Bay City, and G. W lowing no mail came. On Tuesday a
Co’»
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informed the world of every improvement are visiting on N'estucca this week
Wallace
and A. W. Bunn, of Beaver, ; handful of mail matter arrived.
it th.- village. When your friends
Mrs. Claude Thayer came in on the
The report cornea that the snow in the
were iu the city this week.
Heaver Creek.
have died, we have wafted them lo tin.
Augusta.
mountains is something awful. It is
other
shore
with
words
of
comfort
mid
County court met yesterday to take said to l>e 40 feet deep in places, an<l that
The Augusta will take out a load of
Snow was nine inches deep here |M
sympathy to the bereaved; we have pub­ Thursday.
action on the tax levy, but the nec essary | tiie contractors have some horses snowed
lumber.
lished the sad requiems you composed
Arbuckles coffee 25cts ]ier package at documenta from the Secretary of State I in near the summit, and that they are
E B. Ely’s sheep were shorn in the
«bile Standing at their tomle. We have
did not arrive so court adjourned until likely to starve before they can l>e got
Colin’s.
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fall and are doing well, no far.
February 21
A few bills were allowed
burst forlii with merry wurblings of our
I
The Augusta arrived in the bay Tues­ and the boundary of R. D. No 14 was out. No doubt these reports are greatly
choicest iss'tiy when you got mariie.l,
A Severe Test
exaggerated.
Mr.
Peslerfield
came
across
day evening.
changed.
and have welcomed your new born into ’
Monday and does not re|>ort it so had as
Colin & Co. are buying all the butter
Teacher—Why did Jesus selet t Sini0ll
the world with all the |s>mp imaginable,
others say it is.
We
ahull
take
account
of
stea
k
March
they can get.
37-3$
just the same as if lie or she was going to l’etcr und Andrew, his brother, to U
However it may be, this place has not
15th at “Frisco Store,’’ and in order to
The Truckee mill started again Wed lies
be a Daniel Webster or Susan B Anthony apostles?
reduce stock, w e w ill, for cash purchases, so good a mail service at present as Ne­
day morning.
Bobby—Because they were so hone,t
some
time in the future. We have kicked
make reductions of 5 to 90 per cent on halem or Neshirca If the mail can't l>e
B orn :—To Mr. and Mrs. L. Alley, of our entire stock. This will afford the I brought over the mountain, why not
at the county court and town council, | Teacher—How did he know they wer
Nehalem, a nine-|iound girl, Feb. (i.
just to please you, while the court mid honest?
Ijeat opp »rtunity of aeciiring bargains i bring it via Nestucca or NehalenP There
Nehalem
council were Kimpose.l ol pretty good [ Bobby—Because the first time he met
We will pay the highest market price that will i>e offered in thia city during is half-a-ton of it now on the other side,
them they owned up that they had |)H.„
aversge men, alter all
fur all kinds of furs, hides, etc. at "Frisco the present year.
and rath<*r than leave it there it should
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Leonard B. Alley of Neiiaieiu came io
We have written some |siwerful editor­ fishing all night ami hadn't caught any­
ISlore."
37-38
have been sent in on the Augusta, which
The following named persona are appli­
this city Monday on business, and a ials on the great ecoiioniii- questions of thing.—Smith, Gray <fc Co.’s Monthly.’
The dancing club will give a ball in cants for teacher’s license al the exam­ arrived Tuesday.
H k . idliu HT re|sirter limited him out and the d:iv; have wrestled with lhe tariff
It
is
time
to
think
of
using
the
Wilson
Wesley Smith's ball ou Wednesday night, ination being held : Misses Viola Lindsey,
A Tale of Domestic Felicity.
plied him vigorously with questions in
and criticised the Alaska sealing com­
river
road,
or
some
other
means
of
relief.
. February 22
Kitty Mills, Lucy Doughty, Dora High,
order to get a few news items.
White
—Brown caught his wife in the
mission. bitt we doiil't if our efforts were
Vermont Maple Syrup JI (Ml per gallon, «Jo. Petre, Myrtle Keys and Mrs. Willey This question may not seem of impor­
Mr. Alley says that T. F. Gallagher
dark
hall
lust night, mistook her for tlmir
appreciated
at
all
times.
We
have
pulled
tance
to
people
who
do
not
receive
much
also llilbs choice raisins lor |l 00 ut Mrs. W. J. May and T. B. Handley are
was found dead in his cabin Y’esterdav.
mail, but to those whose business <le-
the British Lion's tail, ripped him up the new' girl, and kissed her.
“Frisco Store ’’
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assisting Superintendent Barnard in con­
Mr. Gallagher was an old mail, aud heart
Black—You don’t say so! Great Scott
l»cndH on the mail in a great measure, it
back, mid walked all over Ids mangled
failure is supposed to be the cause of Ids
Mokaska, the finest roast coffee on the ducting the examination.
is of the utmost importance. Something
fragments, yet the Bugle Ims remained ' what a break! What did she sav?
death The funeral occurred Monday at
market, 2ocls per pound at Cohn's; a | E E. Selpli, chairman of the county must l>e done
White—She mistook him for their new
in comparative obscurity
silver spoon with every two pounds. 37-38 | Democratic Central Committee, started
We understand the contractor gets only Tohl’s cenietrv.
Returning to home topics again, we lodger and told him to do it agaiti.
Work Ins been susmn led on the new
J. E. Sibly, of llobsunville, and C. 11 last week to attend the meeting of the J2I80 |»er year for carrying the mail be­
Inive often stretched a point to sav some­
Not a Poligamlst*
Hicks of Bay City, came to Tillamook on State Central Committee. He got as far tween here and North Yamhill. This is road from the junction to Arch Cape, but thing good where it would have been
Monday and as they came up repaired as the toll gate, but the snow was so bad hardly enough to buy horse feed. Such will be pushed to completion as swll as easier to have said something harsh, all
“So you want to marry Emma, lint
lhe telegraph line.
he could proceed no further, so he turned ruinously low bids have prevented reli­ the weather will permit. This road will lor the people. We have lied in the she is my only daughter."
Rons:—To 11. C. Wolfe and wife, at and came home The elements seem to able and responsible parties from secur­ be a great Help to Nehalem w lieu open, interests of a great many of yon, and it
"<>, that’» all right, I only want one ”
Dolph, Feb. 1, a boy. It is thought that be acting as an avenging nemesis against ( ing the contract. Tiie remuneration and will make it possible for a wagon to goes against our grain to tell a lie. We —Life.
lie
taken
from
Nehalem
to
Astoria.
It
will
Grandpa W 11. 11. Cary will get along ’he Democratic party
should be at least $4000 per y»*ar, and if a
also make mail facilities for N'eludem have shared your joys and sorrows, have
I'OltTI.A Nil MARKET.
all right with proper care.
Snow-balling is great sport, but some­ man takes it for less, let him live up to milch better. Being so near th» const supped with you and dined off the same
(Wholesale Quotations.)
All the Forest Grove merchants have times it leads to trouble. A few days ago the contract or abide by the consequences.
there w ill be little snow on the route at crust, lor many moons, but now, alas, O ats —Cray
4i «
$
quit keeping cigaretts, in the interest of two lads started in and snow balled each The sum of $500 extra, expei.dtd a few
we're
going
to
leave
you
am time, and when Astoria gets a rail
P otatoes
loo tbs
«5
li «I
hoys and young men who were too other and in a few moments they were months ago in establishing a provision
We
’
ve
grown
to
■
rich
in
the
bu.->:ness
road it would be a good mail route for
O nions
. i 50
Il -s>
much inclined to use thtui
mad and fighting After a lively skir­ station on the summit, with horse feed,
to
run
a
newspaper
any
longer
We
shall
W
heat —W illanietle
i
’
7'j
Tillamook City.
Jl 10
Walla Walla
The Nestu ea Creamery Co., of Woods, mish they were separated, and it was etc , and a little expense for extra help
remove
to
Wall
St.,
New
Yoik
City,
and
i
lati
The snow ut Mr Alley’s place, six
' ‘J
4 oo
has incorporated with *1000 capital. found no blood was drawn and no hones now, would bring the mail through miles fron the beach whs ten inches deep, start a Inink. Later on we may endow D ucks doz.
6 III
G
eese
”
promptly
every
day
When
Jacn
Perry
<x>
9
10
00
Stockholders: T. J. Lucy, 11.11 Miller, broken. It is a bad practice anyway, and
but ill the immediate vicinity of the a kindergarten or soup house in order to C hickens —Old
doz.
4 oo
5 03
even if a fight is not brought on, it is was on the route lie kept tilings moving;
W. A. Gage and D I. Dunn.
curve
our
name
on
the
pagisla
cf
fume.
Spring
”
3 o<>
why can’t it be done n »w? At present beach there is no snow at all. except on
3 V>
We Imve ieliu<|uislled mir claim on tne B itter —Brine
If you fail to receive your paper regu­ likely to result in broken windows.
25
Î0
there is gn at difficulty, but this should tlie liiglii st hills.
"
Store, in Rolls
2.Ô
Bugle
to
Mr.
Haidblower,
and
w.ll
let
¿0
larly, don’t hid to let us know promptly,
A special telegram from Nehalem states have been lore: een in time t<> make pre­
The Nehalem City mill is running,
Choice Dairy
6o
7li
»■that we may investigate the m..tter that T. F. Gallagher, one of the oldest parations—in fad when the bids were sawing some fine sprin e Iimlier for the him get rich for a while. Treat him K ggh —Oregon
3»
and ascertain where the blame lies
white settlers on the Nell.dem, was found made. The public can’t afford to step San Francisco market. The pile-driver tenderly; pay him that $ 1.50 you have L aud , Oregon
15
I.’1.
owi
d
us
so
long
and
encourage
him
in
”
Eastern
15
There will he a dance in Hadley’s hall dead in his bed ou the afternoon ol Feb aside just to make it easy for the con crew is logging for the in II at present.
16
B
acon
—
Clear
Sides
UB
I The »learner Bolar I'e ir is in Nehalem that noble wmk in which he is engaged,
14
on the night ol Feb. 22. Good music and 3rd Deceased w as about (>5 years of age tractor.
Hams
16
i;
supper will l e provided fur. All are in and lived tin* life of a recluse. He was
If we could get our mail as often as and will remain there for some time, to viz : to run a newspaper in the interests j i "
Shoulders
»
last seen alive Jan 28, and was not feel­ Nestucca or Nehalem now , there would he use l as a tug. Arrangements have of morality and the resources of Horn F lour —Willamette
Vid d . Supper at the lairsen House
3 35
J V>
(
'reek
ing
well
On
Friday
he
was
found
dead
been
made
tn
have
a
few
lumber
s
'Imoiiers
Country
Brands
lie no kick, Imt we don’t g< t it at all.
1 «II
3 35
We are not selling out, nor having a
Succe-s to tl.e Bugle!
"
Eastern Oregon.
3 15
3 4'1
clearance sale, but it is a known fact that! as stated The funeral took place on The contractor has our sympathy, except i call, and they will be towed in and lo ded
that he should have known better than with boxes for the San Francisco maiket,
we are selling goods cheaper than the M< inlay and was largely attended
cheapest—call and see us. C oiin & Co
The report that the mail contractor to have taken the contract too low. He where the Nehalem Mill C >. has a con­
had
been fined $5vM) fc r allowing the mails lias been on the route before and can’t tract for furnishing boxes. A deck load
Commissioner W. II
H. Cary, of
of fine spruce luml-er will lie taken out
Dolph, hud *300 41 in the Sheridan bank to get wet is without foundation so far as plead ignorance—lie simply assumed too
each trip Tile Polar Bear is owned by
w hen it failed
Perhaps it is part of (lie we can learn. The post-mistress here much risk, and shouldn’t expect too
the Alaska Canning Co , and niembeis
much
leniency
from
the
people.
reported
to
the
U.
S.
Mail
depart
­
♦7000 that President Baldwin took with
of that company are tueiiibeis of the
ment t hat the mail had been wet at times,
him when he went east.
■i w n hi nt hi ni h in in nr m bi 1 I IB1 IBI IK B> B IB1 IB Bl * IBI ■ ffi
Nehalem Mill Co. There is no urgent
TIIK NESTI < ( A.
If you can find a county paper in Ore­ and notice came that a tine would tie im- j
work for the stewiner now in the Alaska
gon I hat is bet ter printed, on b< tier paper, pi.sed upon the contractor hereafter for < apt.
iiitnidf*' Report of 111 m Survey of business, lint in the interim she may take
each lime the mail came in bail condi-
more artistic typographically, or better
This Stream.
an occasional load of box •» to Astoria.
tion.
in it» news servie“, please -eml us a copy,
There is a great deal of excellent upland
C»pt. T. W. Symonds, IT S. engineers,
as we should like to have it a» a model.
B Hamlb-v
spruce handy to Nehalem river and it is %
■ " ■ • I» I» i» I» 1» »I K B Bi IBI ■!’ Bl Bi IB! Bl W
who
was
instructed
to
make
a
prelimi
­
A large loree of carpenters are al work
thought an excellent trade can be worked
■
nary survey of the Nestucca river, us far up for it
on the creamery budding, the foundation
up
a»
Woods,
lias
submitted
h
s
report
to
■
is laid, ti e basement excavation made, 1
E. K Scovell bad a fine New Year
Hie chief of engineers.
ami the structure framed. Tl.e boiler. '
■
present—it was a h.ihv girl
Nestucca river thiough Nes ucca bay
engine and oilier machinery arrived on 1
R
Wil! Taylor, of Washington county,
■'liters
the
Pacific
ocean
at
4o
deg.
10
min.
the Augusta.
I
was sick with measles at the residence of
■
Tile entrance i» about 23 miles south ol Ge«'. Dean
In Portland you can buy crabs, chillis, '
6
the entrance to Tillamook liny, and about
deep-sea tlsli, water fowl, ami other lux- j
Mi-» Blam lie Sturgeon will begin an-
72 miles south oi the entrance to the Co­
3
uric» of that kind at any time and ut low
otliei term of school in D.strict No. 11,
lumbia.
It
drams
tile
western
slope
of
I
piiees. Here, rigid at Hie source of sup- '
where she taught before
the coast range oi mountains, bus a total
■
ply for aueh things, it is altiiiistiinpoaaible '
■
Lots are selling at Nehalem iss'iision-
length
of
about
45
miles,
and
a
drainage
■
to get them at any pri<e.
< hu k Hadley, w Idle umlerthe influence
allv. at a good price, and the general
I
area of about 30J square miles. Tne
■
prospect» for the country are good.
It is reported that W. C King will go of liquor, made a bud break at the Allen
I
tidal area ot the bay and ri\er is about
Into the cranberry business ut Smd House one evening last week, lie fancied
i
two square miles. The country drained
■
1
he
Horn
Creek
Itugle.
Lake, having purchased a marsh there some one had mauled hime, ami I e be­
I
by the Nestucca is essentially mountain­
■
suitable for the purpose. It is thought gan the task of "thrashing" the whole
ous It was once covered with magn.fi-
■
The Hilitor of the Bugle hss sold out
that eranberries will do remarkably well outfit. Mr. Allen and the Is .ardors tried
cem Brest», but the great tires which mill is aliout to seek new pnstures. He
I" quiet him, but in the ecuflle several
ill certain pails of this county
raged over this country alr.ut 4J or .50 i SHV« farewell in the following pathetic
■
An ordinance requiring (ample to keep were string or sent sprawling to the fl. sir. years ago destroyed a very large propor­ manner:
The
citv
marshal,
with
suitable
assist
­
the sidewalks in front of their pio|«rty
VAI.
EPI
ctory
,
tion ol Hie timber. C ipt. Symonds says:
clear of snow would haie been a good ance, garnered Clark in and he was taken
Dear friends and enemies, we have
■
"It is my opinion that the entrance lo (
before
Recorder
brew
and
fined
*5
(Miami
thing of lute
Hut who would have
Yes, the Bugle lieneclortli will
this bay slid river from lhe ocean is un­ sold out
■
costs
The
tine
was
exceedingly
moder
­
llioiight that such an ordinance ever
lie the pr. |n rtv of Mr Hardblower. \Ve
■
ale. considering tiie eir< umstances The worthy of improvement by the general
would have been needed here?
government
Tile only nuproveinjut «•an say without fear of distending the
It is said that there will la* isti,(MM) Iroarders are all recovering, no injurv la*- which could lie at all effective would lie truth Ihat W( are heartily ghul of it, aud
ing done to them excepting a few peeled
offices at t lie disposal of President Cleve-
the construction of jetties lo confine the twrhiips our ninny readers can cheerfully
heads and Io raened teeth.
say the same thing.
land, and that if lie should conclude to
How of waler across the bar.
make changes in them all al the rate ol
" llil>’ "I..... .. (he gootl pt-oplt- of Horn
"Un aecouut of Um very limited tul.d
MMI a day it would take a tear to gel
area any very marked improvement could t reek we have sillied to do the square
I* S Brown, surveying
a « it * 1 • B • • * ■' • ■ S ■ ■: !» !» * I» :!BI ■! IK IK * f
around to tile last liumlil? aspirant
» 7 M not be hoped for, while the cost of such thing and at the same time earn a living.
■
” recording field notes :>*!i in improvement would lie incommensurate At times we failed; in fact it was hard to
Ihere is nothing new in the Olsen
<! ft. gtilhueti gKvc. nub fii-et £»t. "
■
smuggling case Mr. Olsen is expected W F D Jones, R..ad Sup blai ks. 2 (to with the interests involved aud the good do liuth successfully i„ this community.
"
Envelops Co. Hupt. 4 5" to lie accomplismd.
If we had had plenty of money all the
Imine every day It is thought he will
H
filici ntouh, (Ox-c.
k
extricate himself from the difficulty, J W Johnson, puncheons R |i 17 1.5 (Ml
"There is a bad reel' of roi ks, nearly time we could have issued a belter paper,
A
■•a*KKK«K
■ ill III IB IB IB IB IB I F
«nd
always
championed
the
cause
of
the
though it will cost him some money lie­ rd.am.sik LumbeimgCo , lumlier
bare at low waler, extend,ng from the
R l>. 7
I 02 headlind to the south of the harbor |«xjr and oppressed, but such was not the
sides the inconvenience and loan ol time.
Mary I. I>ay, Is,aiding Mrs. York
throat nlsiiit 103 feet directly into the e«se. Sometimes we were obliged to de­
1 he llelien a bulge w ill haveasup|>ei Im
five weeks
22 50 ehaimel This is not shown on the coast part from the pstlis of rectitude to pick
night, the puu eeds of whit h w ill lie used
illiams
2 M survey chait
to ftsaint the lodge in <»l»tain i iig some \ it illiams, medicine for limit
As the river is very nar­ up a dollar. These dollars could not al­
Mis.
Yolk
0 40 row at thia point, this reel makes a dan­ ways be found in the path oi rectitude,
tiecvamirv paraphernalia, h is a laud
able pur|MMte and should receive the sup­ VV . 11 II. < ary, salary and mileage
gerous obstructioii, especially to those and they were necessary in our husinera.
as commission« r
33 40 utiaiquainiid with the channel, as they Other people besides editors have been
port of everyone mho lifts a little spare
.1 II III idgelord,
17 80 would be likely to steer directly u|an known todo the same thing.
4 IlHIIgV
Hutchin*
J l> Edwards, attendance Co Court 15 00
In our time we imiv have offended
these rocas From this reef up lo the
The Tillamook l.umlier ina Co in n. w 'tan I.. Dav, Isnirdingti Shotwell
Corner.
28 75 cannery, shown on the plot, »distanceol some people. Sometimes it was dona
1 illamook, Oregon.
prepared to do all kinds <>1* turning. Inn
■ccidentally,
and
sometimes
on
pur|«se.
about one-half mile, there is a depth at
ing put in a Lithe, They can turn out
\rroa« the Mountain«.
low w ater of from 0 to 8 feat and probably It was our i dentioii to tell the truth yet
newel«, gate poata, and all kinds of fam \
loe!
G
Helofl*and
three
other
gentle
more It is to this point that the coast­ we failed at time». On Wceral occasion,
work. It would l»r a g«x»d thing if a miidi
ami door tavt«>ry wan run in coimn tn>n men came across the mountains Vester ing vessels which enter the river go, and pal ties threatened to lick us, un«l perhaps
day. Mr. HeloflT says that the snow is there they lea\e the supplies which thev we neeiled it in some instances. Others
with the mill I i tv .
,ls> so,„e „f
very laid on the mountain, Imt lie thinks have for the Nestueca country and re­ said very laid thing.
I Im mails are Itel.ind again. Only a
An editor i.
there need lie no difficulty in getting the ceive the prodm is which are shipped out. which were true no doubt
|»ait ofthv mad arrived Nalurday night ami
letter mail here every day
He aaisa Th.««- destined for Woods and point* (lot II smut any more than a doctor or a
on Monday night, m nr at all
It aeeina
— crith-isms wer? intended
Our
few more men are needed on the summit, further up are then taken in small boats. preacher. ('*
that (mm Saturday morning until Tuva
to
be
fair,
\Ve
made them front a lofty
“It would s«*ein, however, that it is
day morning it time eimugh to get a and it is Ins opinion that the road could
At all hours.
have levn kept open and in pretty good proper to improve tire month of the river stall 1 point, vitwing things as would be
little letter mail over the mountain, even
done by a man up » tree, though on oc-
shape
if
horses
had
lieeu
kept
on
to
pack
d the snow is tmd.
or l«ay by the removal of .he dangerous
casioiis we may have »>*ii but one side,
the snow.
rm ks St the harbor throat, as previously
Rev.
A Willey informs iim that the
The utterance, oi a paper are not the
Surely if inex|>erienced men cross the mentioned, autl it is uiv <q inion that the
quarterly meeting of th M F Churvh mountain every few days, there ought to
utters*™ of a |.rivate 'individual Thev
‘.C
N.stmca
river
is
worthy
of
Improvement
South will I h > held on the fourth Satur­ Is* no trouble als.ut experienced tiioun
should
»love that. The moral tone
day and Sunday of February in the taiwears getting a few pound. of letter bv the general government lo thia ■ stent «f H>. pajs-r .tself
be .1» . e that of
cha|wl in this place. Elder McFarland mail across each day. If not. why delay but for rvaaous given the river as for as the average editor_or anvlxajv else
Wood*
is
not
regarded
as
worthy
of
im-
and Rev ('him art expected to lie present. a moment in sending it via Grande
Other«ise there w add 1« . ba,| ,0( f
provement by the general yvernnient.
All are invited to attend
»ew.pqsrs, and thp
rn,e
Konde, which route is open fur wagons?
As nearly as I could ascertain, the •uslyto lawyer Mud statemen. else there
'.-Fi
I
JOTTINGS.
We w ill pay 27)g centn per dosen foi
ejigH at ‘‘Friftco Store.’*
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I
w
first vessel lo enter tl.e Neslucea since
white settlers came into the country was
a small sloop of 10 or 15 tons, but she
was wrecked just inside the reefs of rocks
near the entrance while attempting to go
out with only one man on board. This
was about 1882 The steam schooners
Kate and Anne and A. B Fields came
in not long after in regard to estahli-h-
iug the cannery. The Polar Bear, Rosie
Olsen, Louis Olsen, the sailing scow
Ocean Wave, the steamer and sail »'««
Ocean Queen, the Augusta and the W. II.
Harrison are among the vessels which
have entered the river
"In conclusion, I would state that the
only thing in the way of improvement
that «null be beneficial to the Nestucca
river would, in myopinion, be the re­
claiming of the sand .pit bv planting
grasses, etc.
DRY GOODS]
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Motions, Crockery, and Glassware,
Queensware, all to be found at
COHN & GO'S
Full line of Garden Seeds.
They buy eggs, butter, furs, and skins.
Our goods are always fresh.
■ ^eu goods arrive by every steamer.
At th eir store
PRODUCE IS GOOD AS CASH;’
A lfred W
,
DRUG STORE!
Pt escriptions Compounded
THE ■ BUREAU I SALOON,
,
SMITH, Proprietor.
’■■“''■'INES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
ccidental.
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