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, 1881-12-31

foundry tin company makes tho grcalrr ta,,
Ut lis machinery, nntt ,lurs u It's repairs, in
the Hui,tlry stcui ,ntlt tho stEcl is Inuliaai!.
mrctl !into hnrrow.teet!, Ut yarlnus, a!iupes,
cru,y-lars (which from their tish,ics,.'
general nsc), stceI l'nrscCs!,oss. slrlsl,.sl.a"e
select tlIcse ARTICLES ut lst',ne tlhHlciM n
Easterii i,arkuts) hlid ~ b,!y rs 'st.,rA. The
co'aerclA s','.''ag1Glfml o. ais Hslarlnrut
oillcp ii ii l,o ilonor& ill'Iliny Oherrss' rs'as II
I'll l,f fss Hrsenl; t IT, slinE ,c4f?s5 4s""s,e33; I
Charies T.. SarEeant, SrGrGtarY: ,'Cfm tirf,,
Smith. sIr. Chester t,rlAwolt| Is tho Easicra
ngent. Mt ~ broadway, Now York.
,uhlon Iron Il Steel 10.
II tl,crc Is my ON. thing ,,uro ttlnu anotie,
ChtcRNai; nny feel II jtIstilial,lc pride III, il
ls tho rapld strtt!c;s n,ir cliy + nlaks,y to.
MT 'bly nl1lUllg tho tln,iy successful ,nallt.
factMysi,v eMtssm !ses tl.St are serving iii,
Rrcnt purposp y tho institution w!!ose ,lane
ul,d styn lntrot!ucrs .llIs no!lcu. Tie bIls..
urlng steel ,rl1ls, frogs, swltc1,es, rniirtrad
crossings, atc., arid tito nrOttlGt Of their tarEa
works Ii OF. acknowledged cxge!lcncG aid
growing IL NE nprreelalLon q rNilrnaI MN,
ness, whic1, shows the hatMsono Increase Of
Ii per Gent nyer that u its predecessor.
1870. Tho rails .1saAo by this COMPANY
arc of stenl lnntto BY tile I}essslrr
process. Tho management In thelr
mntl,utls act .tl0wn 10 tic fnuNtlnt!0ns Of Tia
business, reducing tlleIr own lru,l.Ore BY tuUr
large blnsl fnrnnces, TINS llrtnt,tting the pg,
lroIi that cutters into. the afabricattot,s. Tha
company Is making largo improvements in
tho irnn md steel Wl1rka, which will enable
tho management to very materially increass
tho business turing tho present year;, nlsu &
building II lnrga wire-bill!, to- he 1insllel
0Gont Ninrct,: within enrneily pf Nifty TINS q
steel wIru daily Ot all sizes, including tele-
grapil. fcicn, and other largo wires, nnl
witch individually will Ndd 1argtly to Ito
,nnterinl prpspHYity of tho rn,npAs,y mid MID
to Its nlreatty tnvfat1e fame, rs tile ores
within tho control Of tho company nrc nd.
nlrubly adapted to steel crys.nt ntlfzati0n by ths
ncsse.iier prueess, alil tle Ne!I ul@M to Ate
Introduction OF Il superior ducti1o wire Is
ALMOST bDitMlless.
Tile Plant of tho company Is situate Oh
ThIsty-irst street a!Ml Ashland nyenWe, as,I
| tho several buildings comprising tito e4tab-
llSltnGnt cover MI nreu somewhere about
two Ncrcs. THO hNslness uislgps of tho com.
puny are located Mt No. ii Enst Stnhison
street, Ill tho l,enrt Of tho business part u
| Tic city.
, 1881-12-31
SCALES AND WINDMILLS.
FutrbHtttfM. Morse Il Go.

TO ,attetnpt ,any description Of .Tnlrbanks
tlcIes liandted by t'lls ilrn', would ',u silpct;
kH9M k9s f2h ey sffSsyb avs ybcs nssa sa,ssllntsa Il MS
dit tAe West. and the tienthld IL,
tliem. hus been t1uril;g 1881 larger
tim n Any RroyIfn''!s year MeinE ie stn u.
large Mflount. Of railroad building las
AMONG tho scales uf this class created iii IN.
prctedcled tlutnMtltf. and tltn snI'te tacts be.
lny true i! reYnul , to ti,e :. graiI trade, Tie
OF tho ltenvy yplatiOrfi-sca!es, tnntle especially
for utllrontis anil elevators. III Chicago a!vna
three new elevators l,aya bge,l hum, cnlllMg
for twenty Of, Fn!rbanks' 4@0o0 anl " ,0W
throughout tic coultry laye ntlt!cti largely
to the consumption OF these standard scales.
Mcssrs. falrtamlis. Morse y Co; also sisase
spsela!ts Of trsks, 9Y|EEaEsba's, re- 1',r ,y IT.
the sMaller scales used IN tbs retail tratlc.,
In the .wliltl'I,!tl department t'lo trade III
farm mills was large, antt Il 1i0tAbt lilureGso
Upon former years "ni, tl1u VT wsas11fs t1%s
rtau mills the business has been tito largest
over known-tlIe "EcliYse'' having sgry
thoroughly demonstrated Tic fnct TO tu
Most powerful as wcil rs ecut!onlcal mill fot
ruilroud wnter stations lnatlufacthtea.
III tlls direction Mcssrs. Fairbhnks, Morse
& CY. iNlye thy nluss extensive facilities ~ ~
san stea'i.paaps, % w|nanE,Isvu;,ts 1s 1s tanIs ill.,
ures, us i,lny be retl,tIfetl. III fact.
s;;roc3n ts Hra IN fafhg ;hs 1s'p S'psenf'y ~ yw,st q
stStos soe9ts ;5|i , Ass ss ;ss t aTEfs
e@,,pl,iert t. Of n tic H 1'Sw = ne @ I ot The Cleng"
aiiiwaul;se 4 St. Tatil j, Iowa, With slxter't
, 1881-12-31

,ap at!sr @ o. s5ei @ n.sKEs Sna[KSs in on
'etgss' w. r .,,,, ,,,ot .,,a vo,,, .t,,, ,o.,, +,
"to 'ssmIc ,'I 1r.ss.t tS tv v,mt V u 14,a r.
passt'sgt ntlA tle!EnG M.uGe!no!la - n!mGM
Eseater aullnE anq GMateht slS h'o"'1S ''a1
W Mms n,tmiGf mn, Je'n: r.t,o .. f,r,,,
.rra ag s'.slt M a, 81 .st,, sn ~eeo t,ss ss .,, Wu
nrunK n's otMervs. Ta!.a ,Gp ~ p's. @ !tot.a KY,
M mM eM is,n, isSs w',EEs S 'Ies ti,t r n alao M ss
MM hrs.-eimss lM;;sssm.efic"'S n4ye w a, o1
MtstleH ~ ~ ln;l!hia-a1ock: ~ tne steei
MesSisH;ty & " s'Sol s'tMt potao4 ~ Ma9 EuNt
ioW !M ~ Mtlt ltlt nAa Eeet! sitnStGu @ "!.u
tl,a5 thtHaR sJsiuia vi tlAIlas W.! " ntleu w
with u't1 WHsttnEtoMSsa MntnMnae ~ .,..ns ornMe'
NM ~! tile Metai!sM Mtts 10 hefluSt lrans.
p0lla,oM MI9 pe!ag Ual.y nHu ~ WhGto H., NV, ~,
ita%. sensoi II a. gg@u sinns tor 'fnt,e!ass
PaSsehRef hassness ms Mns vM aiio etsAe':
Me io9K LIT teIy peoSpGro!ls Iut'In HlI
lils u,tteEtHkiH' H,!'t uettuse NY poiE1Hy !11Hy
W!llelt nas pla,Gel t1n 1.iiH I'LL. III ~ S.ne"go WIN
pta'e !" hnsn WEN " WY. "'se ofe'
Tho Cilcm@o, Rock Ixinud d A'aciac
hallway.
Of tlMliyJl,,uls Ur corpOratlons Is to support
ti,oy receive from lliu bubble, TakitK Tits us
II criterion, tho CGicuEO. I,ocI islaiil 4 In.
g1jlu hallway must Nu MI lInu,ntsu1v tInntltr
linz, ipr frOll tic reports Uf tIlU Ilinlis lAl-
roads. ,il,.,U to tho KailronN commissioners
fNr lhu yEnr pl,flluv 1,,In 10, 1881. Wa jrNrn
ti,at vii, i,.s. M1llrs u track i casrled mr. i,
princllglj ctliIliW,{tDr, Will HdN miles Of
track, c,lrrlel ltss latI a,5OO, ,Oi0 passengers,
| Inokiny uvur lila nntnu lpnurtH wa mid.
| fnitimw iniiritua IN II insts. fItnf IL had
the minimum ii nCc|tIunty Ia persl,t,s of uny
rUulI, Tllrst, tucts, verified US they nru.
, 1881-12-31

THO following facss were !obtalned from
Mr.. T.. X Chapman. uoncrnl Superintendent
Of tho Western Division, Whose headquarters
arc III tt,ls city:
Tho Alnlun! Union Telegraph Company
,yns organized about ot1p year nRO, ait! thu
rnptllty Of Its construction. Which has lh,G!l
carrlea OFT BY tho Wull.knnwn New lurk
l,ns been unparalleled In the annals of telc-
ernpIl building, wltia at. tEv sn,,le Ting no
EXPENSE hls been spnrcu to MAXI ITS lines
Tho tllNst substantial over cnnstrltciga.,
Its instrutlclts nllu appliances inclnu1nE
duplex nstd 9undruplex INSTRUMENTS hre "
the lntGst anti MOST improved clluracter, nfft
Its facilities for doing business nre tlerefnro
fur superior to hly conlpltly heretofore eS-
tabllsElrdL
1t has now embraced In its system nearly
nearly 100 points embracing all the princi-
ptl cities IN tle Eastern, Middle, AMI Vest
en- States, !nel,,s'lng slpntrea!, Tor9rto,, 0t-
CiEG yin Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester,
Buffalo, Eric, Cleveland, Toledo, ANIL Dg-
troll, to M!nlenpD!ty. st. l'gu!, nitl MIL
WallkeH. ami to st. Louis via Joliet Dl0nln-
lnEiOM, ntId Springfield.
The lines Of the system T'oW extend from,
bangor, Ate., to washington, ID. q. connect"
Ing all. tho elites Of tbs Atiantit Coast.
Ample eNblC Arr1lilRgMcHtS lInvo BOUT tinuc,
nlld messages CAit bg promptly transmitted TO
any lMrt ut tho world ut ls low ratGs A5 ny
other lines. ....,.
ali lr'oftnSt palpts q HUH IL t.p ui,tei Satss and
Cunitjn. An0tjlur trunk iiuo is also nluut
completed across tic country yin plttsburR,
, 1881-12-31
; REAL, ESTATE,
fjnr a aid.

upqucstlonably the cpcnt of our yery event.
fnl lnarcl! nt progr'ss during f, 1sSl was tlle
creation of the new suburban Village OF Cur.
Incarnation of tue spirit ,ot Manufacture.
Pullman. with MI Its grand departures, Inns
heretofore l,ecil our marvel, but since tNe
advent ut this new Asplrnnt tor Kindred lln'i-
&shssn%s e. Us M "eSf ersay sf %s Il s " @
orIeii! a,tl purposcs Of t'is i!ew natl Itlgn!y
promising suburb Vt Eh!cagu, largely
tvS atssai ! ST. ss gass Fl kss st sa g sxSS M
wits runlitled tlls trust Of purcllasc--n Just
trlbutu md recognition ,0t lls Integrity
k.lnWlsdgu of values, M,d tamll'arlty with
c9sS" 1is@';., Icn',y q ;,,rt o, ,r,,,,,ro ., ind
synlleats ereanixe. for Inc purp',sr "f .'eysl.
ouIl,E another new and great niu!,nfarllIr!ng
contre, MD receiving It's prinel,l inspiration
iEow wo,,a 1hs ,es79rt wi,a q o t "so
see sv Is ot srs,1d aela,s M for snsh s1e @ a. si n
pr Prise, cont p.,ssd of s"iae Of Uhisagu's best
busl,less-Nsl!1 !1hd Eastcrl. CAPITALISTS, Inr!,!!'
'I,E s!'clI ,'a!nss ~ Jon McAn,sy, W!;'. yi'.
s s' { GaFss aF'f VI oltsr Srw ,I' g. Tri, H' as M
+, Keei,y, Sel,ratler 4 Eliury, Jaftrs il. III.
Drsyer 4 c., iii. 'C',ariss IioStr.l, a'pl
ssss ssyneata {, easist % of u ytes ssiss x e @ ;s
Just west Vt Iin.npo!dt fssrk. md Ut this
purchase l00 acres Immediately ,wts.t-thftr-
l,lnsters OF " mlle-uf llul,lDulit Park.
ai.d nllolntt,g, the clty llnltss. IL tug
cliasG comprises beautiful! lsigll, lcSel praIr9
lhlltl, twellty.etsllt frer uboyu tfn luke, alil
tho pnttinn cntIyeyGit to the ntW suburb Is
tho l1nst attEuctlve ami desirable. It Il
bounded 0u tile North by Arluithge aycsltlr,
on the Gust by Crawford ayeiite. Ut lie ctty
llMits Mt the tnl,cti9n nf thu Chteug0 MI.
wauEuv Il ST. fui,l liAl!rna,l, on thu aultll by
North avenue, and IN tie west BY tile
Northwestern cMt-,,n anil the llnu Uf tic pro.
posed Western IMtlinna I}vlt ltt,nd. The {'iit-
cngo u Paclllc DivlssN1. Ut tho .3lilwpGker.S y
ii. INul. fuiinInK cast, cuts Il III two; a1ul
gives It drp6t In this .ccntru OF the
lown,, Tho faru by rsll frntn tho West
furti,er advantage Of tha Northwestern cut
eafs ,w!,te'! now run On Nhr;li uycnuo to
llunIbplEt l'ark, ,anl will eventually ru1, y
ruhls over 0raud, N0rti,, ,,Arn'sngc, alid
columbia aycHurs, being only tlvo aud or'
huff lnles frOnE the Court llUltse. In HtiAl-
tlon to tllesa snparlat!yo advantages
ftlr maNufncturlnK alhl rs!tle,lcv plrlL05V5,
ti4ratlu lluR further t!tcnn!pAlWbfH INCENTIVES
ttar suburban hume suekbrs luya.Itl ule feAt..
Mte Ut iNlnk within easy walking dtstuirc 6t
wMt, 1t It IL Hut HON. givcs PROMISE VI httns
ers lung thtGaBo'A i0ybliest park, and that Is
III It3 Gloss proximity IL thu boulevard ryS-
tr,H cotshcetalK tlle public PARIS that por-
tlOn nUt.Yeui Humboldt aud Central pMrE
E'A Wasla.st"n boulevard already be!nk III
, 1881-12-31

Clcyclanl Ills parallel with the Lake Shore,
nI1d from vermillon, Just wcstnf Cleyoland,,
It straiphtsns tho iake Shnte tfnSk an,t s,'
end Il viii BE- eighteen mites shurler than thu
ill., 'a''s s"!% .S1tcr @ t%a H. hs 81. r'" % ' Wi' -
soTer y tw1y rs n, A S!y sr n F4a i;a
faci, ii co,,,icction viii tGc oti,er ESPECIAL
i Spss s, 4 sSe ps$ MI. ,sS III
Ontilt III roncl,rs mil otsier nsEvaneed ennvum.
iences relntlvH H. creMtur1 cnnlfnrta, VIII tll-
tlu'tbtetlly make u the popular IihB Will! tho
,rayei!y pnsS stwss ,a -, thy itSrya; ,g "3g
!,lute especially wllcIi the scenery y hrpns!,t
Into recognition, ~ II Is sui, TINT frAM Blng-
llamton to New YORK through tho Della,
ware Water t.; t'ap @ y y, sho f'mest panor"n" OF
This new ruad l!ns splendid dnpot prlvt.
mid Fort Wnyle. At Fort Wayne 1t ,rM!is
MtS o f%o fof! ,n Ht S h ay oSg S ,hS SlR o wv wv
tic road will 'lse the Delaware, 14acks.Wanna
T. Western derot md extensive dockynrts.
They nre situated ltl il1bokeli, 0pp0sit E.iils-
}sr Ia1 f{ss ss ws s thsas i M s cGtg9 sst Of Il a, @
roaA viii be colnmoilons nnt central.
The cost Of ttIs grent railway undertaking
i nstimntsl to hc In tl,e neiglllnrlluNl ot
oss5;.a'"y @ nut 5 'nsfiIa mn eSt1synFfns n ,s
enterprise, il.e extent Of colll,try travorscd,
nllit tie territory served by It..
Nothing l'as brum said. except fnferGtltInlly
Of tho lmpgttant pearing ms new ,lnu III ,ll wlll
rrnlHctlE interests BD!rrally,. optnlnK UP,
lls u will, nnew eulltpotisur L.. the service, as
well IT'S At1nr,lIng quicker transit a,i,l tIlo
ileaylcr trainy, thereby co1.xorviig cotnl,,er:
E1ul Interests lii tltrSt rt9DGrtS, ThgSE, hDW-
, 1881-12-31

witt, thu ,rnak cr,.u1tt1n,,u ntu1 cbrunppt
nc"nss m !" tbm t.,,,orn rnr;n,,s If t1,a i;nrEv
Maintain s,m,n. INA 'frrriforirs. tia W,si.
aid Suatjlw.st, 'a,M by its cu,l,,ceiiol Vii
i,,ts III ,,,tu, Ii,"rniiw II ,,nyt uf Tint urras
trn,,xsn,,,inn,,tn, "" rn'fyny line tne SNntnern
i,mr;3n ~, ,.,.,ri,. ctm,nitfr,l-1t affords tin
r,,hii"st r,,,,n,ii,l,.niiti, with Ipxng Arlknr-
uos m,,i rnmti,,tt,,tls rt,Ilniry. In sI,Urt, lis
irntimi in ii,a ii,,utt tjuiu,ts III Eu,isns {isy,
II. fM,n,s' ai,tl Cnictw,, provides WltrlvnlSal
fnSiiiIl.s IN rrnrjiiny With lie t.rcutcst
,iea4,'sIs % ~ romft,rt. sty.ta. ,,ul gafu,y ihe
tiuIf Stntrs. tia Nt,rtlrrn :{ntps. ntllt Weat-
nv, M' ta,it',s. Iirucr lila iTicnrti It Nlinil
~, I,'nnn,,. ~, nrr,,,,nt NJ fts rlnficnt}nl1s
a,',..rI, nI,,,ni,,iIi,,nfs. nIul rpIbrtl injlls.
Misah,n d, i,,y,ij,la tourists, unti iravuiers
,.arr"iiy. ' F"''''''
i'trf..ct M are tho provisions Of tho CHI
caro- M Alton for its passenger irniiic, Il is
rnrrirr III irulrlts. ALWAYS otlitf,g ut dispatch
Anil i,rolnpt,tiiiu. itrtffs r,.,ic[i Of its sery-
In IL" lts ,,,s,nw"nsanf Ia mi stirnnssri iw lint
n nv t,thrr rnNtl. 'fiu, senucj Is. it StniNs
IN iie highest Wu,,lnrily win il,t,sn wI,nso
iMtNnws rn si.,s Il, s,i,,sgiUi,sfy stIl}seryeti.
II, nI,r ust 1ltfitni nx}iibit il VIA our pleas
uru Il, s rccount!ng @ .u!Ui,E tiic recent ,,cctM-
n its s,,,,,ot i, trick. s,1 rails. ei, md Iron
i,rIH,.,a' M,,ti ntiior nt'I,nrjv nronrnasIvn mr..
cns.SSriS3s ' NM, mI,o,,,r TIM nrMi,.vemnnts nj
iSs thn rrf'ir,,isi,,in of lila entire iine Will
t,rSv i,nitnni, noj,,,c cnnchts. M we'll M
i,mtrt r"rs VIII fin intesf ,,nvIces nnI mr.
mi,it,ncnts: i,js1 The lIlrul,ct!on of /, novel,
iv with Mi t,m,l,vII ir,,ifls.-i Grawiuu-rtuy,,t
car, lifted with sulnpt,it,us reclining chairs
apM all nFaW'ils.folia soneon''tnts. ~ & afce , m5
GNlKe nnm'H a o ~, ,nr nt,a,,,,,,'tS t
s w. ,tU, .,nr,,;nn3t H. ", na." ,amn i,
, 1881-12-31

which ts to run from East st. I.outs 10 Danyi!le.
ltoEa, Montgomery. Fayette, Shelby, alonltrlu,
Douglas. alNt Vtrhi!lnl,, Is located, alil has
nearly lis entire right Ut WY secured. They
wl!l pE0rnre tits. construct bridges, a,.d COM
pIete such work rs Is practicable tho present
Winter. preparatory III pushing to early eon.-
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The London papers announce the
death ct 50 Of Mr. Pond. probably the
greatest caterer in the world. Twenty.
hvs years ago two young clerks in Mel
bourne. seeing how bad aud dear we're
the eating houses there, resolved 10
stars 9 little place. Their resources
were very small. but theirs place al
thoagh very simple, was 80 clean and
we'll kept that it soon took. They rap
Idly exteaded their business, and pres
ea,ly contracted 70 supply the TeffesL :
msnts on the line between Melbourne
and B2llsrat. which they did greatly To
the satisfaction Of the public. Then
they made their grand coup 10y hiring
the AN England Eleven to come TO
Australia. snd l.. charging . high al
mission 10 the ground. and exclusively
supplying the refreshments they coined
money. When times began 10 grow
dull In Melbourne they sighed for fresh
aeids 10 ~in. ard went TO London with
about 500, 900. Their first venture
there Was ct the FarringtoG street sta
ton Of the Underground Railroad.
Pressntly they contracted 20 supply
refreshnsnts &C the Coveat Garden
opsrA House. and. adding one thing to
another. became at length the propri-
etors Of about one hundred refreshment
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Friday, Sept. %. 1881.
LOYE-MAkIsG IN CHICAGO


Il am very rich. my darling. she said
softly, punetuating her sentences with
soft, warm kisses. Already | have
100000 worth Of foaz per cents regis
tered in my name, and when the leaves
are turning red in the golden October
days. and the fields are laughing in the
rich abundance OF q beautiful harvest,
1 shall cut of the coupons. And when
papa dies be will leave me nearly
500. 900 more. Yes. my sweetheart. /
am q very happy girl. and fair young
head nestled confdingly on the shoul-
der of the strong lint bed. hazel-eyed
young man 10 whom this svowal was
made. He looked teDderIy down at
the brown tresses and the invisible
net that bound them TO the fair fore
head. Gently lifting the beautiful face
to his. be pressed passionate kiss on
the full. red lips that seemed only made
for oscillation
Turning bis head away, Herbert
Aiusleigh appeared for a moment to
be wrapped in thought. Then kissing
Miriam with 9 rich, warm. two-for-
a-quarter kiss, he said, DO you love
me, Birdie?'
She gave answer by placing her
white arms around his neck and throw
ing herself madly on his shirt front.
DO not hug so hard, darling, or my
collar stud will raise q csrbuncle on
the back OF my neck be said in low.
mellow tone.
1t is only the deep. passionate long
ing of my love, Herbert. II recks not
of carbuncles But you are right. Too
much pressure on the cervical vertebra
will cause an exostosis. My professor
of anatomy told me that
And We will be married in the fall,
my sweet?'
Yes, Herbert. in the rich, hszy. sem
suous days of Indian summer, when
the IoS note Of the farmers boy seek
ing the lost COW is heard as he sits on
the vine-embowered stile and bias.
phemes until the fire fly leaves for 3
cooler spot. You must take ell nv
money, Herbert; it must be yours to
do as you will with it; to attain the
glorious fame that awaits you; for
Know tuat my lOV6b ndme Will SOME
day be known through the length and
breadth Of ths-iand. Surely you must
have On ambition.
Il have, said be. kissing her. while
she held her breath.
And you will not let any false pride
stand In the way Of using my noney to
attain the hight you fain would
reach?'
No, darling. I will not. You say
you have. 500, 900 in four per cents.
1t Is enough. Tomorrow l will act,
and in less than week my name will
be as familiar throughout the world as
that of Englsnd's proud Queen
'Oh, Herbert, my darling, what
will you dor
L will purchase Maud S.
Two minutes later human form fell
with dull thud on the front porch of
the naughty pork packers residence.
1t was Herbert Ainslcigh. The old
man had fired him out
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tor will please state the name of the paper they
see this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. J. +. GIBBON, Boz
1851. San Francisco. Send $40 for package OF
medicine. nl6-dAwsf
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saloons. a grea. tavern. ard a vast pleas
ure haunt called the Hall by the Sea,
ut Margate. Mr. Spiers, Ponds part
ner. Is half Frezch, and has g great
deal OF native tsste, and they really
produced a revolution Of the most de-
sirable kind in English refresbment
stands. They established in several Of
their places immense sterling silver
gridirons on which broiling Is done to
perfection. Messrs Spiers & Pond
must often have fed from two to three
hundred thousani persons a day
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GOOD THINGS ENJOYED BY THE
COUNTRY EDITORS.

Mr. j Beesley brought into our Office
Monday morning last cucumber meas.
uring four feet and half in length
and about as large around as the body
of q good sized rattlesnake. 1t was
grown on the farm of James Hughes
on Rock creek. in this county, and it
beats anything in the cucumber line in
Oregon. At least We propose to bet
oar money on it.-Dalles M9untaiaeer.
We have received from Tom Taylor
q large musk melon that is more like a
big squash than anything else; it weighs
% pounds. The seed was imported
direct from Spain this year by Alex
Blackmore. 10 flavor it was delight
full. and excels anything in the line OF
melous we have ever before tasted.
We have kept the seeds and any sub
scriber to our paper can get some on
application.-W w Statesman.
Thanks to master Jimmie Lancaster
for one Of the incest bouquets ever
brought to this Office. A full dozen
different kinds Of flowers were repre-
sentediin it. Jimmie is never seen
in bad company, nor heard to use bad
Language, and 10 not only q constant
attendant ct Sunday school, but church
as we'll. - GoLdendaie Gdzette.
Captain Simmons, living on the
Matches, about six miles from town.
laid on ocr table this week some sam
Piles of fine plums. He has named
them the None Such. and they de-
serve the Appellstion. We are indebted
TO Mr. Rolf for watermelons. Thanks
for both.-Ydk,ma Record.
Mrs ] e Browne, whose garden is
the envy Of all who visit there, sends
rs the largest and best turnip we have
seen this season. Il weighs Q little
over eight pounds - Spokdn Falls
Ckroaiele.
j w Smith brought us q sample peck
OF Bartlett pears on Monday. among
which was one that weighed 90 ounces.
and several weighed pound each.-
Vancouver Iadepeadent.
We had the pleasure Of enjoying the
hospitality Of the pleasant home Of
Frank Batterfeld on Perm Prairie on
last Wednesday and Tharsday.-Van
oourer Censor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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FOUR COMPLETE COURSES OF STUDY:
Classical. Scientific, Normal & Commercial.

Classical. Scientific, Normal Commercial.
The University hiss apparatus for illustrating
the physical sciences, library OF 200 volumes
9 valuable cabinet IN Natural History, three lit
erary societies, and annual course Of l~w lee
lures given by some Of the Ablest minds in the
Territory.
Students able 10 read in the Fourth Reader and
who have studied Fractions will BE- received in the
Preparatory Department where thorough instruc-
ton WILL BE- given ia the common branches in Ac-
cordancs with the latest and most approved meth
eds At 80 per term OF thirteen weeks.
Board from IS 20 s.. 80 per week
For admission or catalogue address
jss0 Il Al. ANDERSON. A. ,. Presi lent.