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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-12

.oward him. holding out his hand.

sit takes the odd regiment TO do
things up in style ~ he said, grasp
ing the Colonel's hand. ''Say, Ter
~, did you see Miss Alice ? Cole
man had just got back from Mem
phis, and he told me she had gone on
a visit to some friends in the town
of CO
But as he spoke he suddenly put
his hand to his side. 81 am shot, y
he gasped family. 1t was true. A
stray bullet had struck him in the
side, and Col. Terry caught him as
he reeled in his saddle and rode to
the field hospital. There the sur
geon shook his head doubtfully.
81 know nurse worth twenty
doctors" whispered Picton with a
smile. TERRY, can't you fetch her
to me ?n
Through the night the Colonel
stayed with him. Once he wakened
and repeated the question he had
asked just before he was shot.
81 saw her-yes, the Colonel
answered huskily. ''She sent you
some flowers
The blue eyes lighted up with a
tender glow, and Picton held out his
hand. Silently Col. Terry took
from his breast pocket the withered
flower, a sprays of ivy and half-op-
ened white rose, and laid them in
the outstretched hand.
Then the wounded man slept. But
in couple Of hours he awoke much
worse, and the surgeon said. in his
rounds, to the bronZed watcher that
the end was near.
Terry" and the Colonel bent his
head to catch the faint accent. I'm
dying. | wouldn't mind--only-
poor Alice Tell her gently, please
she loves me. you know and =
oh, Terry it is hard to leave her.
My poor darling
For moment the Colonel could
not answer. Then, choking back a
sob, he said, slowly and distinctly:
"Charley, Alice is waiting for
you. You are not leaving her, but
going to herr
A bewildered, troubled look came
into his wistful blue eyes.
Don't you understand me, Char
ley s? She is dead. We buried her
there in c.. L couldn't tell you be-
fore, dear old boy. But now you
will be with her before you have
time to grieve over her. She died
with your name on her lips, muir
muring of meeting you in the morn
ing"
He understood now and smile Of
relief fitted across lis pale lips.
dear girl" he murmured. 81 am
SO glad she will not have this grief
| to bear"
Then he slept again, and the
hours passed ON until the eastern
sky frightened with the shady dawn
light.
TERRY 7" the word was but the
faintest whisper, but the watcher in
stantly bent his head to listen.
sit is morning." came the faint
gasping accents, and again the white
lids dropped over the blue eyes.
Five-ten minutes passed. Then
Col. Terry lifted the dead hands and
crossed them over the pulseless
breast, reverently covered the still
white face, and turned away.
His two friends had met once more
in the morning of fadeless day.
Louisville Courier Journal.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-12
Keokuk Constitution
Every Time.

A man, or even piece OF ma
chinery that does its work right
every time, is we think, very cor.
reclly jadged valuable" And
certainly none the less valuable il
any article designed to relieve the
ills of mankind, and which does
so every time. Mess. Jones, Cook
& Co., Bay State Brewery, Boston
Mass, write: We have used st.
Jacobs Oil ameDg our men and
find that it helps them "every
time" We therefore heartily re-
commend 1t AS a pain-healing lin
iment.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-12

A good Baptist clergyman of
Bergen, N. Y, a strong temper.
ance man, suffered with kidney
trouble, neuralgia, and dizziness
almost TO blindness, over two years
after he was told that Hop Bitters
would cure him. because he was
afraid of and prejudiced against
"Bitters.' Since his cure he says
none need fear but trust In Hop
BitterS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-12

PROOF EVERYwHERE.-If any
invalid or sick person has the least
doubt of the power and efficacy OF
Hop Bitters 10 cure them they can
find cases exactly like their own,
in their own nejghborhood, with
proof positive that they can be cas-
lily and permanently cured, at a
trifiing cost-or ask your druggist
or physician.
GREENWICH, Feb. IL 1880.
Hop Bitters C0.-iSSrs-I was
given up by the doctors to die of
scrofula consumption. Two bot
ties of your Bitters cured me.
LEROY BREWER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-12

Many miserable people drag
themselves about with failing
strength, feeling that they are
sinking into their graves when
Parker's Ginger Tonic would be-
gin with the flrsI dose, to bring
vitality and strength back to them.
Sun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25

UNI feline seriitenben BermSsensperbdlt=
niGe etuas 5u orbnen. wdbrenb Wtaoame
Titadcwsli Elm nit Dem duberffen 1urus
einaerihtetes department in Der fleinen
Wcrstaia beipcbnt.
Rcnfantin Nleranbromitid 1cs bic
Brauen empor. Die peritebt's, iaSte er,
eeer pielmebr, bic bats ueritaneen. eenn
iett mirb fe br4 92iemanbem mebr &C.
fdbrlid werben.
Gin farfai1iid,es 9ddelu alitt aber
9eonios Nntlib; Du lonnit felbff urtbei=
len, 8cltia, menn Du fe fennea ternlt,
iaste er, uno lanSIamer faste er binju !:
gereiB aber nidt, bab i4 Did nur BET
ibr eiufabre. um mein heutiSes Wusblei'
Ben su entIdultisen.
TonItanln Mleranbrepitld jc8 lpots
tiid bic 2ipps empor, bab feline tlenoenb
welBen 3dtne fdtbar wurben. lie n'aime
pas les pommes tapees, Colo. Du mirit
mid bod ni9t fir einen Wntiquititen'
|an,nller anieben.
Stun, cher ami. on benz eidte Sewiiier
Naeen bat iid, i&cu mands WOtte bic
1liiael perbronnt
Du lpridit in ber Ebat, 3clo, als ob
Du mid erif felt seitern tennteit, - Son
itanttn Nleranbrcwitib persab ausen'
i9einli1 bic 9iirse ieiner bisberiSsn
2aufbatn, - lebe id oenn aus, als ob
id abseleste 6anbidube anoerer 4eute
au,ieten wiirbe. Oenn es mir lbriSens
anfan9s sleidsaltiS par, Define Wfarusia
tennen 3u lerneu, 70 empfnee i'd jeet
idon eine sewiHe Meusierce, bieie spei=
beutise YeriSnli@ieit 3u ieben. Do6, ea
ftnb mir. Du muiit nit eintreten su
9otidiurcf; Wila tepcr3u8t fanbirts
6ridte. far iie 1T bic Batl Mot dmer.
aber baan gilt es nod. cine surprise fur
Die collide Wanon gu finoen, uno Vrai
dire, Ne 1T etipas SsrwSbat.
(Gsrtfebuus fslst)
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= Sn einem ber 3ablreiden Teuiues
tons, welde porsorise Wp9e aber DIM
setitebtin ben Biener 3eitunsen eridie.
men linO. tcmult na&ftebenoer flaiHid &C.
buute Sat Dor: rMas mans pod ims
mer als naturseididtli&e Wertmarbiss
feit, bic mir ia burdaus nidt UNI ieben
Breis gu ertidren perpflidtet linb, pcroerz
buno einfa& gu YrctOeou nebmen, baB in
Der au ioldeu mdrdenbaft idimmerten
unb idillernben @riiten5s Wetamorpboien
prdbispcnir!en 9tatur amangloies unp
avqnsfeinolides pures Yplts= unb Wlen-
i&entbum, fabiS unb seneist, seleoentli9
in ben berbiten Nccenten urgermanild=
plebejiider @robbeit, ia 6lesslei id
iunb3useten, ni&t blub NIT Der san3en
Glesan; unb Siulen3 capaliermabisen
auftretens, icnberu 5uslsid nit aaeu
seritablen 6ine6eu unb @ra,ien. srunb>
ariitOfratii&er @eiitescrsa iation in uns
auflSslidter @be elementariih 3uiams
men9etrau mar"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25

- IS finoet in einem Shelle oeS
Staates cine B.wesuns itatt, tpel4e cine
Convention bes g., 3. unb A.. GcnsreBs
oilfrittes beSwedt, um itd iiber einen
Ylae fit bic 5a erridtenoe HniperFtdt gu
einisen.
= Die @alpeilon, harrisburg nub
Gan Nntonio @iienbabn bat in Iuitin
UNI bic SnipettiOn elmer gabniirede BON
10 Meilen na4seiudt, tpel&e iie peiilid
ppn Gan Mntonio ppllenbet bat.
- Gin 8erme1er Der Guitin uno
0lprbwealiden @iienbabu, @.S. 5at&,
muroe nad Nultin sebradt NIT elmer be-
bentlihen Wunbe inn 9iaden. @r bate
aus l1nadt tlamfeit einen Nrtbieb erbalten,
Der ibm bas Wirbelbein perlette.
- 4ei Tranflin batten li4 5tpet be-
trunfene Srldnber, ber cine auf unb Der
anberc neben bas @iienbabn9eleis selest
unb uaren einseidlafen. Nls Der 2eete<
re eripadte, fano er bon ieinem Sameras
ben nur nod cine unfSrmli4e Slei14male
pcr. Derie(be mar Son etnent ;3uSe
Iberfabren tpprben.
- IN San Saba tam =. y. @bam<
pion, Elm Vieb5adter, int franten 5ultan=
be an. ST lit an Der iosenannten Mumps
uno bies ma4te ibn 70 besperat, baS CT
isinem Neben Elm Gpbe 5lt MAIDEN Be-
i4'os. ct fa0b ii& piern,al, trosoem
lsbte ct nod.
- Sn einem Sctel 81, Terartana fam
Elm 6rember Namens 6ersotipn an, ben
man am nd@ien MorSen tOet in ieinem
yette funo. Da man @ift in ieinent 3im=
mer entoedte, wirb angenon.men, baB Der
Wann 9elbtmorb besins.
- Die Yermeiiun8 elmer 3wei8babn
BON 5armooo nad @on3ales bat besonz
nen.
- Grsouperaeur Davis 1T bon Waib.
inStou wieber in Nuitin anselanst.
- Sm @atpetpn iinb $1,000 3uiam>
men9elteuert worben, uelde ju bcm 3wed
perpeubet werben icllen, bic msbisiniiae
Safaltdt Der proieftirten nniperitdt fir
bic Stabt ;u iidern.
= Vei Inler tpuroen Straflinse,
welde baielbit an Der giienbabn arbeiteu,
pon Der 6iee ubertnannt.
- Sn DallaS pirb ba8 WaHer Der
WaNerleituns ielten; u,an&e Sporauten
liefern gar fein Wafer mebr.
= Die 2Sbne aller Bealaten Der Teras
Yacifiebabn ioqen mad benz 1. Suli re-
bu3irt werben. Die Beamten baben be=
idlolien, ni&t barauf einsu8eben.
H>1x ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25

= Wir Offeriren 9errens unp 3nabens
Nn,ase. S4ram 4 Go
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25
Gin 9(merifaner iiber bic 9iirfei.

Der grrebellen @eneral eonsitreet,
bisberiser ameritauiider @sianbter in
@omifantinepel. aibt benz Sse3ialcOrre.
ipOnbenten elmer Sltli4en 3eituns bsAlt
intere6ante Wittbeilunsen iiter bic Eir.
lei. ST bdlt bieie, mas Bpben, 3liu,a
unD merfantile Sage beiriHt, fur einen
iebr bepor3usten, menn nidt fur ben
be(ten Sled ber @roe, unb ipriht iid iebr
9initis iiter ben burdidnittli&en G6a=
ratter bes selebrisea ano eon 9auie aus
sutmiitbisen tirtiiden SOltes aus. Da.
sesen BAT er iebr wenis @utes uber bic
tiirtii&e Sfesieruns gu iasen, tpelde Das
gar niAt unbefdbiste une unitreSiame
golt serabe5u in feiner @ntwideluus
aufbilt uao biucert Sbm ideint es als
bas perherblidfe 4usluuseipitsm. Die
Tarten, welde burd bic eisentbhmlide
9tidtunS ibrerNslisisn seneist iiao, iid
liumm in bic llnsermeiblidfeit bes
SaidialS Su ergeben. ertrusen ibre ian1z
merpoue Gage nit elmer Nrt bon melans
doliider Sielsuation uno bOfien in Der.
ielben Weiie auf cine @rlSiuns oaraus
burd sSttlides Ginsreifen, uie 20 bic SUI
ben in Der babploniihen @efan8enidaft
setban baben. Der 8UranSlaube unb
Aberslaube, an peldem in Der 3irtei
Wiemanb rasen barf ;u rlttelu, 1T jeoer
6eformirunS, ieber fortidrittliden Gnt<
tpideluns bon Snnen beraus inn @ege.
General QOnsitreet, Der iebr ltOls barauf
III, bab man in europa iebt anfdnst, au.
3ugeiteben, baB Nmerifa bic erne Steue
unter ben g1otionen einnimmt, beflogt eS,
bab bic europiiiden gSlfer piel gu idlafs
rig unb pbiliiterbuft iinb, UNI bic gar<
lei 81 reformiren uub auf einen bSberen
Stanbpuuft 3u heben, wabrenb es bod
beren Yortheil mare, sab bieies bon ber
Natur 70 au6ererb bentlid be9iinitigte Sc
bet 3u einein SHtea @oniumpticnss unb
Yrrbuftionsmartte sema4t niirbe. Obs
wobl Sen. 9onsftreet iid our republituni.
iden Yartei befebrt bat, 1T er bod nidt
weniser ale Elm Yantee Semorben. Den>
nod felt ct bic Yebauptuns auf, eaB
ipenn Gurcpa unter Danfee= Wanasement
mare, bic san5e Gartei iehr balo elm src=
| fer @arten unb Elm berrlides Trudtfelb
| iein wDrbe, III wel4em ale Der balblibz
li&en Gone eisentbamlihen Yrcbutte in
eritaunlider Mense unb in uusseseidne=
ter Qualitdt SeSosen werben murben.
Gsnitontinopel wiirbe cunn resen ieiner
berrliden Sage bic srObe Seez unb 5an=
belsltapt, cas Stem Yorf BON europa
weroen, unb bic Jest itumpfe uno itupio'
BepSlferuus wirbe iid als rIbris unit
! unternebmenb betpeiien. General Song
iireet bat obne 3weifel 8edt, auein BIZ
/ Belt III nod nidt sefommen, in weldel
Der rsse amerifaniide 5Ortidrittsseii
ueues qeben unb neue Gnersie in bas Der
idtufene europa brin9en iul, tommel
jebca wirb bieie 3eit, unb es wirb MID
gar lauoe wdbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25

Sdbantemsinsm g aSpfer.
bab unter ben beutiAtn pfarrern btflss
Qanses nod feiner basetpelen IL, ben eetf.
ltdsn Stand burd @hwtnbsl. .Mn,eigen
70 berab3uparoisen, ,ptt es letoer etntae
Qmeritantide ,,Repsrenbs" NIT fussnann
ten Miffunar Treiresepten tbun. Wsnn
S6r waderer oNettuu9santer"
btsien WGlfen III Shafstleioern bas Der,
bamusnspsrtts Sanbmelt lest, 70 Bat bas
tsrrlide 8ud fit bic armen &ranten ein
grobes 0erf setban.
Sd iperoe pen ,.Rettunss ssantsr" gum
5eile meiner Wfitmenidtn bsl ispsr Sc.
lsssnbeit auf bas Bette empfeblen.
90 i4retbt ein beutlhsr Wfarrer aus
@tseonitn an bas Deutlde 5etl.Sniiitut,
412 q. 4. Ctr, ,Ybilabelpbir, pa.
Der ,,Rettuussanter" pirb fiir rs gts.
fret Ser1anbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25
Ofrs. CBins1o's Sootbtns sprup.

Wfrs. GBinslo's sootbtns sprup.
Mep. Splpanus Cobb ftrsibt In Bottom
Gbrifian 5resmaa foIsenpermabrn Wtr
wIrpsn auf tsinen Gaa cine Mspt,in emp.
ietlen, wenn mir nidt miibten, BOP lis gut
mare = DEFENDERS fir Rinbsr. gon
Mrs. Wtnslops Sprup t0rnen mir aus
Grfutruns fpreden; In unftrer eissnsn
Gamilie mar 0e BON Sssen. Dsnn mir
osn Sprup einsm &inbe saben. bas NIT
esibmsb esplast mar, 70 peri&afte ss benz.
ielben rutiSen SAlaf unp ben gltsrn Nu.
te. Dte msifsn gltsrn pi6sn bes 3u
lhdbsn. pier III ein Mrtitsl, Der unlhab.
lid unb wotIitdtis III. bsnn Der SHlat
ben er sr,sust, III natIrlth une Der tleine
@terub srwa&t iu tsu ais Elm &ncpf.
Ddtrsnb Der Ysriube pes 3abnens III Der
Sprup pom unihabborem Dutbe. aDir
taben Sftsrs Uoa Nuttsrn Iassn bSrsn,
bab Fe niht Obns ben Sprup fein m5hten
BON Der Gsb.rt bss 8lnpes an bts has
3abnsn pcrdbsr ta. gu ssrlaufsn In
alsn Npctbekn ~ 25 gsnts bie Waf&e
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gtmS S&mergtprafter.

- Gin Nrbettsr 16rsibt; rSduleen,
Mrmutb unb glotb pufolstsn mid Sabre
lang. Die urfa6en warsn cine ttante Ga=
milts unb erpss Dpttorrehnunesn. Sd
mar aan,lih sntmutbiet, bis Id Dor einem
Sabre auf ben Matb msinss Dafors bas
6ppftn Bitters 3u gebrauhen Be-
gam. Sn einem MOnat waren pir MQe
wo9l, unb &etrts pom uns III fs,tbsr aud
nur eintn Sag franf aeSeiea. SD tann
iseem armsn Manu psrfhern, ba6 er feline
Gamilie nit 6epfen.Bttters etn
Satr lang fur utnieer @elb seiunb talten
lam, ols elm etn3tser Deftsrbeiud foast. :"
- v@brilfian Mppo cate"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25
Wutter, welebe tbre Sauallnae ae.

- Mattsr, mslds ibrs Sauslinse &c.
tunb unb sraftts 3u erbalten piinfAen,
iouten esnl:lbsn Neufabter's
vDeut@@es &tnbermetW (pd.
butruptins) aur Natruns seben. Da6sIbs
bat In Der san3en DeIt ntdt ieinss @lei.
den als griubmtttel fiir manselnbe pber
ungeiuptt Muitermildb unb wtre bater-
pou ben terprrraesnbaeu Nsr5ten warm
smpfo5lsn. s. 1T iibsraus woeslamedeno
unD mirb BON ben &leinsn NIT watrer
@ier eenpmmen. 60 fuQte In tsiner So.
milte fsblen, 100 tleine jlinbsr fno. Sn
alien Qpotb.fen 3u baben.
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Damenz, !Serren= unb Sinber:
Strampfe Bel 9 S4ram & Go.

= Neuoermablte ridten ibr Saus elm.
Sbne SOZODONT feblt etwas. SIR
freunoliaes 3a4elr erbeitert ibn; ibre
3dbne erhalten ben berrliden @lanj,
bas 3abnfleiid bic idSne @Stbe nur
turd ben @ebraud DeS SOZODONT.
Sc it bas 5ilislte 3abnmittel, elm paar
Ercpfen auf bic ,3alubarite mi,fen err
frliaeno unb perfdSnerno. Glle Drp>
9uilfen perfaufen ba1Ielbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25

Disfes Snnitut wurbe I'M Sabr. 1858 far Gr-
siebanss> unb Woblisdtiettitc Dwe6e BON aer
Staatslesislatur ssier!i& lneorporirt rit e;nem
Rapital Sun 81 100000. au rsl6em Re feitbe,
eintn @eferpefeas bon $4,000 binsuesfhst bat.
Sbre Br0Sen 5iebln8en ppn ein3elnep
Rummera finben mpnatlid ftatt. Niemale pirt
cine 8is9ans ssrf4eben. Ran !efs naafOssnb,
Tre!spsrtssiluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25
100000 2idets gu 2 Dollar ieres.
SQlbe TitetS 81.

Gsu. o. o. 8eauregara mud Gen.
aahal 9. Curly.
- anfrassu tdr assnits, fprie Ret,n fa,
&lubs t6naen nur tn Der Dfflss Ia New, OIIsaps
aemaGt fpsrbsn.
sDsesn StFsularsn ob. 1taeannssn fnrsibs nan an
w. u. Daupbin,
Rtw DIlsane ia
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-Sn fur5er 3eit bat q. 9. 5rant
fein @eiddft beinabe INN bas Doppelte
persrSBsrt, neil er ieine Waaren gu billi=
gen Yreiiea perfauft. 6err Tranf en=
pfieblt alle @aaren fir ben Ne(t ber
Saiion gu duBerif billisen Hreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-25

plaio @insbams au bebeutenb
berabgeiebten preiien bel g. ..
Tranf. Sriiberer preis Is unb IS
Gents. Man beiu9e ben Store uno
priife bic Preiie.
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Segas.

- IS finbet in einem Gheile oes
@taates cine B.mesuns itatt, msl4e cine
Convention bes 2, 3. unb A. GonsreBs
bilfrittes beSpedt, um it4 itber einen
Ylae far bic 81 erridteaoe llniperi'tat gu
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- llnier Yorratb bon weiben unb sez
itreiften 2awnS 1T bebeutenb, tpelden mir
au iebr mdbisen Yreiien pcrtaufen.
S9ram & s D
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= Seioene Sduiire unb Quaten in
allen Tarbeu iinb gu haben bei
g Dram & So.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
ANCSEHENTS.
HILLS VARIETIES.

tiv-O. Hill. proprietor and IEana@cT.
Fred GcTr. stage Hianagtr. y O>trdudeT.
leader nf orchestra. Geo. Lambert. leader
Of brass baHd.-Tp-night new first part.
new acts. AMI new uii1. Mr.. NickeT>On
i'm his fuui>H>. Mr.. >tacly in hi> cham
piOn clog dance. Mr.. MOTicc in new
SDngS. Miss Morrison with her beautiful
VpcaliSm>. Mr.. Bruce will ,-XrrUte his
almost wonderful snare drum SulO. and
Mr.. Grre iH dUjchi>nI>. The entertain
mcnt will commence with i new first
part. ending with Our Circus Mr.
Hill lIa> pIOycn himself very popular
caterer la tire public tastes and will con-
time to exert himself 20 dO ~ i'm the fu-
iure. Price uf admission remains the
same. Nine people on tire first part.
and an exhibition euual tO any on
the cuast. Mr.. Hill invites criti-
ri>n. Come and sec for Yourself.
New orchestral selections and new
music On the grand stand under
.he leadership uf Nr. George Lambert
AT ON =. NJ. The entertainment will
begin al ~ y. ". Entrance on Benton
street. Private boxes on ChenamuS.
Tonight. uuT new play tile Auction
Store. SsOldem. Chas NicEeT>On
Squerler. Henry Staley: Buster. ChaS. r..
Barnes policeman. MOTice. Other char
actcrs by the full company, buyers. cap
perS. buns, etc. etc. First appearance
Of Miss Louisa Baldwin. also the Won
derfnl child artist Little Ida.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26

1t Is deserving uf mention that at
the auction sale at HOlden's ON Thurs
day evening. a gentleman passed tn
Nr. Frank heelar. the auctioneer, 4
twenty dollar piece for dollar. The
sum "a be received was only half a
dollar and the gentleman claimed fifty
cents change. Mr. keelar after ask
ing him If he Was sure 1t was a dollar
piece he gave him and receiving an
affirmative reply. handed the gentle
man. much u his surprise. nineteen
dollars and a half. informing him that
It WAS twenty he had given him.
In addition the wife II the cap
tain Il one II our tugs dis
covered "n her return home that
she had paid cut a ten dollar piece and
q half dollar for an article purchased
for one dollar. la the morning a re-
presentation II the fact Was made to
NJ. keelar and although 1t was i'm
possible o. prove the actual receipt nf
the ten dollars except from the laay's
word. Mr.. keeiar left the matter to
Mr. HplGen's decision, he being ac-
qaainted with the party, and the
balance claimed - due was immedi-
at-,y returned
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Burnett. Coeoaiue

The best hair dressing in the world.
Burnett'S cJcOaine allayS irritation.
removes all tendency To dandruff. inyig-
CRATES the action Of the capillarieS in the
highest degree, and has earned deSery-
e'l reputation for promoting the growth
and preserving the beauty of the hnInan
hair. Ladies dressing their haIT clabOr-
afely for the evening Will find that il im-
parts a healthy natural gloss tO the hair.
and will cause il t0 retain its shape for
hours
Burnett> fiayOriHg extracts are used
and indOTSe,l by the best hotels. confec-
tiOnrrS and srOcerS throughout the cOun-
try. They are perfectly pure.
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\ cough. cold or >0Tr throat should De.
stopped. Neglect frequently results i'm
an mcurable lung disease or cOnSump-
ton. Browns Bronchial trUchr> lu not
disorder the stomach like cough syTup>
and balSamS. but act directly un the in
famed parts. allayins irritation. give
relief i'm asthma. bronchitis. coughs.
catarrh, and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject
Ia. For thirty years Browns bronchial
trOches have been recommended by
physicians. and always give perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested BY
wide and constant use for nearly an en-
tire generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. Sold at - cents a
box everywhere.
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syphon study Lamp.

Hon. /. ". Case, Of Astoria, in
placing the new Syphon study lamp
ON the market, would call the atten-
tintiOn Of the trade u some II its
merits. Its illuminating qualities are
not equalled by any study lamp IN use.
1t gives a steady. brilliant light; is
freefrrm unpleasant Odor;does not drip
either when burning "r not burning:
easily lighted and trimmed, and Is
without exception, the most convent
ent lamp 70 Ill ever made. Directions
accompanying each lamp. Call upon
Mr.. Case and buy one. He sells them
AZ remarkable low rates.
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There - Music i'm the Air

About Carl Adler's music and va
riety store On Chenamus street.
Pianos and organs are his speciality
NOW, he j. agent for all the finest
makes and has a grand assortment on
hand. Terms Vi sales, exceedingly
l0w prices fpT cash, or Un the cnstall.
ment plan, SO Ter month. Has ais,
some f"r rent. CARL ADLER.
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Central Hotel.

The Central hotel. near the steam
ship dock Is now open for the recep-
teen of guests. where the vel! known
caterer, Mr.. Anton Belnh will always
be found ready 10 wait on his patrons:
He has had the above named h0use
thoroughly rehtJed 10y Mes>rs. Pike
and Stockton. "ur well known artists.
Call and see him. as ne has the finest
brands IF liquors and cigars to be had
I'm the clty.
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From a Prominent Physician.

Washingtonville, Ohie, June 18th,
1880. Reading the advertisement Of
Kendalls SPAWN Cure and having a
valuable and speedy horse which had
been lame from SPAWN eighteen
months, ] sent To you FOR bottle by
express. which III SIX weeks removed
all lmnenesS and enlargement and a
large splint from anUJher horse, and
both horses are to-day as sound as
colts. The one bottle was worth To-
me one hundred dollars. Yours truly,
II. 4 Bertyivtr. VI. ID. Read a.lver-
tisement.