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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01

STATE UNTvERsIrY.-We are in receil t
of neat catalogue of the State University
at Eugene. Under the law governing .his
institution, each county in this state is en-
titled 20 one scholarship in the collegiate
department Of the University, and All ad-
di ional scholarship therein for each mem
Der and joint member of the Legislative As
sembly to which such county may at the time
be entitled. Alpl c lnts for scholarship must
apply to the county Superintendent of their
county in writing at least a month before
the commencement of the school year in
which they wish to enter, and must pass an
examination by the superintendent of their
own county and then by the Faculty of the
University. No person is eligible to schol-
arship in the University unless he or she
has been resident Of the county where the
application is made for as least one year.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01
The Traveller who Wisely Provides

gratuiate himself on his foresight, when he
others who have neglected to do suffering from
some of the nlaadies for which 1t is remedy and
preventive Among these fever ard agic bilious
ness, constipation and rheumatism diseases often at
tendant upon change OF Climate unwonted diet.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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Children
{, Y
FOR
Pitchers
CaseoEia.
Eothers 10 aid Physioians
recommend It.
IT IS NOT NARCOTIC.
IT IS NOT NARCOTIC.
Eothecs 10 n-.d rhysio;ans
recommend It.

CENTAUE LINTMENTs;
t.,e Worlds great Pa;n-Rc-
I:cying remedies. They heal,
:jootlie. and cure Burns,
Wounds, Weak Back :2d
rheumatism Upon Tan, and
r,sra;ns, Calls and T Lalncness
f9cn Beasts. Cheap, quick
cEd reliable.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01

DIEp.--At Mitchell, Wasco county, June
18th 1881, Agnes, wife of Jas. E. L. Keyes.
She leaves husband and three infant chill
dren. Tie bereave husband is SON Of
David L. Keyes of this county, and is well
known to many Of our readers who will
deeply sympathize with him in this sad dis
pensation of providence.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01

MORE RAILRoADs.-Articles of incorpo.
ration of the Salt Lake and Western rail-
road, were fled in Carson City, June 18th.
The road will run from Salt Lake through
nevada to San Francisco to compete with
the Central Pacific. Gould and Dillon are
backing the scheme.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01

Prof c. E. Magers, of Independence, the
Superintendent of public instruction for
Polk county, accompanied by Prof. Frank
Rigler of Buena VISTA were in Corvallis the
first of the week and favored us with a call
Both these gentlemen are accomplished
scholars and teachers and the cause of edu-
cation will be advanced wherever they may
be located.
We are informed that John Petty, Jas.
Hervey and Jas. Harris, of Albany, were
arrested hast Monday charged with selling
liquor on the camp grounds at Roberts
bridge last Sabbath, and at last reports their
trial had been postponed for witnesses,
though conviction seemed inevitable. The
law is ample in its provisions for the pro-
lection of camp meetings if they will only
protect themselves, and this looks as though
they intended to do so.
ATTENTION FARMERs.-The undersigned
has an eight horse Pitts thresher, down
power, and ten foot Haines header; also
self rake reaper and mower combined, all of
which 1 will sell cheap for cash or will trade
either of them for horses, cattle or sheep.
For particulars enquire at my farm, miles
southwest of Philomath. on the Alsea road
G. BIRD WELLS.
An EDITOR Shot. Rev L. A. Banks,
formerly resident of Corvallis, but now
residing in Vancouver, w. T., where he ed
its the Pacific Censor was shot in the
thigh on last Thursday by man named
Sperry, inficting painful but not danger
GUS wound. The alleged cause of the as
sault was that Banks had published some
rather serious charges against drunkards in
that town, but did moi give any names. The
fell ow Sperry, however, took portion of
the article to himself and attacked the edit
or with a revolver. The assault is said to
have been very cowardly one and that Mr..
BIS conduct was manly and courageous.
Sperry is under arrest charged with an as
sault with intent to kill.
STAR Routes From our former school
mate and friend, ]. E. Greer of Alsea, we
letrn that there has been star route frauds
in our own county. That mail route from
Gardner, Douglas county, to Collins, on
Lower Alsea, was recently discontinued;
that the original contract was with an east
ern man at contract price of $500, and
the man who carried the mail was doing so
on sub-contract at $500, and claimed that
the compensation was sufficient. The route
seems also to have been. entirely useless, as
it run down the beach between the two
mentioned places through an uninhabited
country, and the first year there was only
three letters and 10 other matter carried
over the route, anil we speak understand
ingly when we say that bids were forward
ed to the postal department to carry the
mail over this route for less than half the
amount of the contract price stated.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01

To FARMERS. Study the facts. "a dol
ar saved is as good as two dollars earned
The Mccormick Twine Binder uses twine
measuring $50 feet to the pound, and wastes
no time in making small bundles, but makes
every bundle the same size. Other binders
in the market use twine SO large, it costs as
much or more than wire Figures won t
lie:
$50 feet OF twine at 20 cts. per ID. 2oc.
750 6 wire at l21c s. 3l4c.
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Difference in favor of twine,

Difference in favor Of twine, HE.
If you intend to purchase a binder study
these facts. Don't be deceived but weigh
Mccormick for 1851 is made for TwINE
BINDER, and has no twenty dollar attach.
ment to nse cord. Every machine warrant.
ed as twine binder. Do not give your or.
ders until you examine the Mccormick
Twine Binder for 1881, with wrought iron
drive wheel WooDcoC8 l. BALDWIN,
Agents, Corvallis, Oregon
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-01

Of the day aHACKMETACk * try it. Sold
by Allen l. Woodward. Druggists.
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu-
rites generated by Cssarrh. POISON not alone the
nasal organs. but the stsmach and lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. like douches and insoluble
snus. can possibly reacn or eradicate the vIrulent
sporules Of Oatarrh. This fsct explains the won :
derful cures effected by DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIvE treatment. The dement's
nsed by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brsne throughout the system and form CONSTR
CURE CATARRH. as vaccine virus is t. prevent
Smallpox. Its unprecedented sale vita unsollc-
tied testimonials from many thousands who. at
ALL STAGES OF the disease. HAVE BEEN CUBE D
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con.
hadiction. the fact that WEI DE MEYERS Ga
TARRH CURE is the most important medical
discovery since vaccination. Rev. @. h TAYLOR,
140 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes "0ne package
produced . radical cure" ''It entirely cureda
member Of my family who had suffered from Ca.
tarrh for 40 years" j. d. MCDONALD. ITO Broad
way, N. N: ''It cured me after doct oring for
nearly 80 years." Mrs. EMMA O. Howzs, 80 W.
Washington Place, N. IT can speak for SEVEN
members OF my family who have used it with great
benefit" Rev. W. h. SUMNER, Frederick. Nd. ::
''Kvery body troubled with Catarrh as I was
should use it." MARY A. RANKEB, 4g4 N. Clark
street. Chicago. ILL.,: For six years did not
breathe through my nostrils until 1 used Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure" MRS. ME- sHENEY 3022
sarah street. st. Louis. Mo-: ut gave me instant
relief" F. ]. CRANK, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago:
1T restored me to my ministerial labors." Rev.
GEO. A. R1Es. Cobbleskil, N. Y: 1T relieved me
Of great Polypus" W. h. TnuEsDELL, II. D.,
Elgin. ILL.,, &C., &C.. &C.. &c. DR.. We, De Meyers
TREATISE" is mailed FREE. His "CURE" ia
DELIVERED to any address, by d. B. DEWEY b
Co.. 46 Dey St.. n Y. at 81 20 complete je27 ct
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On Mountain Top.

GLORIOUS PLACE TO SPEND THE FOURTH.
The walls and about every available place In
the city are covered with exceedingly tasty and
attractive posters announcing an elite eXcur-
sion 10 Deer Park and D ikland On the glorious
Fourth. These charming resorts In the Allie
ghanies are low at their best, and the Fourth
at both placts will be Tep,eLe with joyous fe--
tiytties. This excursion Will inaugurate the
low round trip rate lor the season, The figure
for the ride both ways being but 81 and tickets
gcod from the earliest train Saturday To the
day TO Monday. but as the Fourth comes On
Monday this year, the limit has been extended
TO Tuesday night. To the price OF these tickets
at the hotels. In the event that one remains
longer, these coupons apply on bill the same as
cash. They are attached TO the tickets this
season to prevent parties who have no 1nten-
ton Of visiting Deer Park or Oakland to take
advantage OF the low rate made for those who
wish 10 Visit these resorts.
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JOlliest Kind Of q Time


HARPER'S FERRY.
What with its historic associations, exquisite
scenery and glorious surroundings, there are
few places on the continent possessing greater
interest than Harper'5 Ferry. Approaching
this, and mindful Of the day we celebrate, The
Baltimore and Ohio has arranged for grand
excursion to the famous spot on the Fourth.
The excursion train will leave the Baltimore
and Ohio depot at O'Clock am, and The lovely
lice up the valley OF the Potomac viii be made
in quick time. Upon arrival at the Ferry the
eXcuTsiopIsts will go to Burns Island, which
lies In The liver Immediately opposite, and
which Is one OF the most charming spots In all
the country. The island belongs to the Baltt-
more and Ohio, and the company has fitted il
up in splendid style for the entertainment of
excursionlsts, who may swing. play croquet,
practice archery and have jolly good time
generally. The round trip has been made ex-
ceedingy low, s. 25 paying all the fare and no
charge made fof the stay on the island.
FOR To MORROW ONLY can the Following bar
gains be had at Augensteln'5, Sl1 7Lh street
northwest: 9-1nch glass fruit Dishes 25;-; G.inch
btr dishes. &C.; muffin pans, l0c.; bread graz
tels, &C.; porcelain lined saucepans, 24c.
ORDAINED TO THE M1NIsTRY.-Yesterday after
noon minis terlal council assemble at the
19th-street Baptist church and ordained Mr..
solomon Blackwell to the Gospel ministry. He
has Gently received call from the First Bap-
yesterday consisted Of reading the Scriptures
by Rev. r. Berkeley, PREACHING by Rev. w. j.
Walker, prayer by Rev. E. Willis, charge by
Rev. j. f. Bouldin, presenting Bible By Rev. N.
Gaskins. right hand Of fellowship by Rev. Field
Cook, Of Alexandris.
DEATH OF A CAPITOL EMPIIOYE OF THR OLDEN
| TIME.-Moses Titcomb, ex-superintendent OF
| the document room of The US. Senate, which
was under his charge for over quarter of a
| century, ded yesterday morning at Franklin
Falls, Nh, aged so, after lingering illness OF
| several years duration. His long term OF ser
| vice in Washington brought him into intimacy
| with many OF the most distinguished Congress
| Calhoun In his last sickness. and With his own
| hands prepared for burial the body OF Henry
| Clay at his death at Washington.
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Picnfcs, Excursions. &C.

The Potomac Steamboat Company steamers
offer delightful trips to excurslonists. see al
yertisement.
Next Thursday Mount Vernon School N. E.
Church South will give an excursion to JACK
son Grove, leaving by the B. & P. road at 500
am.
Next Wednesday Grace Episcopal church will
give family excursion to Glymont, leaving al
9 am. and 430 pm. on the C0Icoran.
The Chapel Point Club excursion to Glymont
comes OF tomorrow. The COrcOran leaves al
10 g. NJ. 4:30 and 1880 m.
The Whipple and Shattuck excursion to Blum
Point will be select and one OF the most enjoya-
Bile OF the season. See advt.
Next II thursday DR.. Rowland, assisted by his
friends of the Potomac Fruit Growers )clety,
viii give an excursion 10 Quan'ico on the
steamer Excelsior, which leaves at 9k ana 1
O'Clock. Those who prefer may step on at ely
mont
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West Washington nee Georgetown.


II yoL are weak. or langnid. 0se Frazidr's 81,
ters. II your nesn 10 Gabby and your complexion
Alow, use FrAxier's Bitters; Z You live ii s m.
lartal district use Erazier's Bitten. II worn down
you have got the blues. use Frazier's Bitters. Il
You have kept late hours and lived contrary 70 the
need tonine mp. take FraMer's Rost Bitters. Il
ron have abnsed instead Of used nstare's gift. nss
ane. Use Frsxers bitssrs. II IKE has become me- ;
burden and you have gloomy forebodings, asa
Fraxierss Mtters. II your hands trembl0 and youl
sycs have grown dim. ffssier's Root Ritters VII
make You teel young again. Sold by Al d5ngstsh
B. HENRY CO., Sole Proprietors. Cleveland. o
WIN. b. EhTW1bLE. Druggist, corner Penn!
ava aud 18th street, Washington. DO RetAl
Agent. Ana'oozp
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l. o. o. F. ELEcrIoEs.-Semi-a annual elec-
suited as follows: Central Lodge, No. 9th
street hall)-Leuis Paost, n. g.; D. g. Etchel-
berger: V. g.; +. b. Lord, 1r., X. s.; G. w: w.
Bsnville, +. s.; Charles p. Wannall, T. East.
Allen. N. g.; John P. Lucas. v. g.; Samuel e.
Boyce, X. s.; c. c. Anderson, F. s.; j. A. B.
EPsey. T. Metropolis Lodge, No. 16 lMoore5
hall, 9Th stree,)-F. P. Headley, N. G John l..
ConDor, v. g.; Ed. Bawsell, K. s.: Peter Harr,
F. S.: G. W. Leanarda. T. Mechanics Lodge
No. IS tGeorgetoTn}-Samue Trexler, N. 8.
c. w. Matfineley, V. g.; w. A. Donaldson, r.
s.. X. Butler, F. s.; James P. wallace, T.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

DEEDS IN fee have been recorded as follows:
NJ. McNulty 10 Z. G. Gill, pit subs. 10 and H.
So so; 81 800. Mary E. HarknesS TO John O.
Harmon, pit 20, SO. 395; 81 400. A. A. BIrney,
trustee. 10 Martin Hebner, west halt lot 2, so.
lot 3, so. s13; s. 19s9. ID. Bell to Ii. CHS
world. PIT Is. so io40; g.. ]. o. Evans to
Eliza n. TuscOtt. sub. 81. so. 21I; s14.500. Jas.
1872; $50. NJ. j. Watts ct al to John Brown.
lots IL and Is sub OF Long Meadows; $3.50. T.
l. Hume ct al. TO John W. Walker. lots IS ami
70, on east side of Potomac street, lis feet north
Bridge street, in Georgetown; $3.50. Augustus
Jay 10 Jacob b. Miller, part lot 10, So 1'5; 1861
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DR. sIRLEY's COMPOUND CALISAYA AND
DIRON BITTERb are the grandest blood puri-
lair the waste tissues and restore the weak and
debilitated to health. Therefore, yon have
chills 81 q fevers, take this Iron Tonic. II you
feel oppressed after meals take Iron Tonic Riters.
Price, 3d. For sale at los Pennsylvania ave north
west and an dr. gists. 1elT4p
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THE BIcKsLBR CONTEMPLATING CASES This
morning, In the Criminal Court, Thomas
Bicksler, arrested In connection with Alice
Rupp and Emma Baker for having In posses-
sion counterfeit money, was arraigned on the
Indictment found, last week and pleaded not
guilty. The District Attorney PROPOSED to try
The case at orce. General Mitchell and MIR. T.
F. Miller stated that the senior counsel. Mr.. j..
e. MOTIFS had Just sent word that he was I'M
able 10 leave his house on account OF indisp psi
itCn, and they therefore were not ready for
rriai. After some discussion the case was set
for trial en- Wednesday.
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LADIES In search OF summer suits In lawns,
ginghams, flannel and silks; also, In dolmans.
listers and wraps should call at n. Williams
90 be u taking ~ Per cent on. I
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
COunterfeits! CautiOn!!
Several limitations and counterfelts OF the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for Sale by irresponsible par
ties.
Some are called "RUMFoRD,n one is famed
"BUMFoRD," another "HUMFoRD," and so on.
All have the general appearance OF the genuine
Rumford.
counterfeits OF the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer,
infrInges our copyrights and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and Imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all lnfrlngers to the full
extent OF the law.
The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, In spite OF the
almost Superhuman efforts OF NUMBER or
competitors, accompanied by mlsstatements
and misleading advertisements Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive advertis-
ing. but by keeping the quality of the goods
higher than any others, and selling at reason
able prices.
We shall do all in our power to prevent I'M
position upon our customers. and shall con-
tinue to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
be as MISREPRESENTATION, nutritious and Of
standard strength.
17.1m N. D. ARNOLD, Treas.
Forty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse
| Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup ia the pre-
| scTiption OF one OF the best female physicians
! and nurses In the United States, and mas been
i used for forty years With never falling success
by millions OF mothers for their children. 1t
] relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery
| and diarrhHa gripping In the bowels and w1nd
collie. By giving health &c the child 1t rests the
! mother. Price 25 cents bottle. m,W,S
| Buchupafba.
| New, quick, complete cure, days, urinary
| affections, smarLng frequent or difficult urina-
ton, kidney disease. 81. Druggists. $50 Pa
| ave. n
| "Aldsrney Dairy WA0ons."
Freah Attorney butter churnsd every morn.
ing, and deliveredin 4lbs "Ward" prints, $50
| per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per at, Cream. 10c pint
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY.....-..... :...JUNE ~, 1SS1s

The weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIsF SIGNAL OFFICER I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 81 1884, $50 a m. (
For the middle Atlantic sIares, warmer
CLOUDY weather With rain, southeast veering
TO esterly winds, lower barometer.
Rain To-day and Clear Up TO.mor.
row.
The chief signal Off Ger furnishes the follow
Ing special bulieu1 TO the pres5:-Generat rains
have fallen In Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Michigan and occasional rain in the other
states except louisiana end Texas. Southerly
winds prevail In the lake region, Tennessee and
OHIO valley; easIer1y In the middle s. ates. The
temperature he's remained stationary in the
middle Atlantic states and New England else
where there hes been slight. but general rise.
The storm center over Lake Michigan will move
eastward, accompanied today by rain In the
lake region. Tennessee, Ohio valley. middle
states and New England and followed to-mor-
row by fetr or clearing weather In the lake
region. Tennessee, Ohio valley and middle
states.
RANGE OF THB rHKRM0MBTBn.
The following are the readings OF the ther-
mometer at the Signal ONCE during the day.
q NJ, so': IL a H., 19s; 2p. M. IL. Maxi.
num- 70 minimum. Co.
Yesterday Sunday. June 26th, the ther-
mometer at the Signal offlce In this city, stood
as follows: m. 10; II am. 100: pm.
$50: pm. $40: Pm, 40: IL pm, 12o.
Maximum. $500; minimum, $3.50.
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LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF lawns, India linens,
Persien lawns, linen lawns, giBgnam, seer
suckers. etc, at bottom prices. Towsoa's, Pa
ave, south side, near It'll.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c
DV1oMAC FERhY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful chsnge from the de-
an hs nI and h.ii's ride on M the f., EES&
tomac Ever 10 Alexandra ard re-
iu,n. AMI cay dnrins the week for Is cents. or 10
tcs cts for so cents on the Ferry R,>-s ctil iran
in,p ears OF age free The Boats cave WASH
so o GAY lot "a aiexsndris ss foliors $50 %
$50. Sn. $50. 80 and 80 p m The trips at
s;se; ~ and 50 p. M are especially efreshing
anu iuNitoFSaHR 1es7-fm
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IN TIE United States Treasury department st
Jacobs OIL Is the established remedy. t

A DISAPPOINTED EXCITED CRowp-The Alex
andr1a Gazette OF Saturday says: "a disappointed
ton were at the Virginia Midland depot. IN this
city, this morning. They had purchased
tickets in Washington from committee OF tue
Jefferson Third Colored Baptist Church to 90
on an excursion TO Warrenton, but. upon ar
irving here, they found that no arrangements
had bt en- made for the proposed excursion. The
committee had not even put In an appearance.
babies cried. One large old colored woman
said she Just felt like taking the members OF
the committee. one by one. and knocking their
brains out against lamp post. Another one
said she never, In her life. sOt her heart upon
going anywhere that she was not disappointed
by some rascally niger trick. She would just
like TO have hold of that pious looking old mig.
ger who got her money. The young glrls of the
party were very lively. At O'Clock the CON-
mlttee. q solemn locking set, arrived on the
persed In rage. The committee ana a NUN
Der OF the excursionists returned to Washing
ton on the O'Clock boat. The poor old men,
WsG had oee tne s et the aoae pSs
wouldn't even look at them One OF the sisters
said II she lived to reach home she would have
that vagabond committee, pointing 10 the
men in The corner, brought up before the
some of the congregation state that the par
ties who went to Alexandria were mistaken as
TO the day, the excursion taking place Ia July.
West Washington. nee GEORGETOWN.
THE CooPERs STRIKE threatened last week,
as mentioned in TIE STAR, took place to-day
IN pant. Mr. Jarboe having put the pay OF hi:
force down from Is to 10 Cts per barrel they re-
fused to 60 to work 10 day. MI. Ridgway Is still
paying IL cents. The COOpers Union, however
mas resolved that unless Mr.. Jarbo9 pays II
cents this week all hands will strike for IA
Gel Is next week.
DEATn-Mrs. Mary E. Frey, wife Of Mr..
Andrew Frey, died at the residence Of her hus-
bald. on NJ street. yesterday, aztec long ILL.,
ness, aged Al years.
TIE COAL TRADR-TWenty boats LETT Gu n /.
| beriand Friday with 240O.02 tons OF coal Is
| follows: For Georgetown. Consultation Co.
| ss981 tons; New Central Co.. 7S0.16 toaS
| Co.. 229 OF tons; Blaen Avon Co. 2s7 10 tons.
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nAILY EXCURSIONS
IL or STEAMER 4RROWSM1TH.
TONS Island, DURiNG THE MONTHS
OF JUNE. JULY AND AUGUST,
VIII leave her wharf, foot q 7th st at 3,
q M, every MONIAY, TUESDAY. x%A
URDAY, and on SUNDAYS at 8
am, and return abont $50 p M. giving eKcur-
siuniits over four hours at Lower Cedar Point.
The water at the two places abounds equally in
fish, crabs and oysters. and equally sat for hstn
ing. Fare for the round trip during tn. week. 90
cents, good for day of issue. Fare for round trip
on Sunday, ST. good for day of ISSUE
at so cents each. j-6 Nv
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GRAND EXCURSION,
JULY 2, AND4. 1881, By
DE MOLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, No 4.
ON STEAMER JANE MosELY. TO YORKTOWN.
FORT MONROE, NORFOLK AND
THE OAPKS.
Leaving 9Th street wharf SATURDAY, July 2. at
1890 ~. and arriving in Washing .x@A
ton Tuesday, Ju'y5 GEeS2sla
JULY 4, excursi n from Norfolk
and the Fort to the C4pes by steamer and to Ocean
View by rail.
Tickets for round trip. limited. $2.26. Good
sleeping accommodations for all free. First class
meals so cents.
For further particulars zee small bills.
Itch cts for esle at Roose's and Henderso1s Cigar
Stores Ills Mu.ic Store. nd all the principal Deus
Stores. 1el6-l4t