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rsaimportAtlon; Of specie and bullion at New
VIZ luring the week ending September S, were
sal consisting Of q, 7gI in gold and 5,5li In
I'M, as against total VI 67j, los for the W eek
sing September 10, last year The lmporta-
s,g, snee the lst ofJanuary and since the LIST
4 august compare az follows with the move
vs,tluiug the corresponding periods last year:
~ L.. 4
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nskes q superior cattle food, rich in all the ele.
ments needed for the production of milk meat
and bone. Its believed that this utilization OF
the cotton stems, hitherto a nuisance, will prove
70 cotton growers anew source OF wealth and In
many parts greatly facilitate the raising OF
stock, by furnishing a Substituted for era,o
which now has 10 BE- brough, from the ives, for
stock feeding WV ~
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6frangor-"I say, Mister BIG Head, Won seetn
10 be a little 'on.' What all. you ~
DfD Head We'll, yes; you 900 was on,
with the boys last night. and got kinter mjIedn
str6ngcr-"H appears 30 from the looSa Of
big Head al; don't feel exactly like nv head.
pears TO be kinder 'swalsd up and o. II IL had
notion 20 bust aud the pain i terIihlr.n
bfranyer-" II you will get a bottle Of Bailey's
saline Apcrien', one OF two doses will put head
on YOU that your friends would rocognike.n
this pain aud sursringn
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
schesl clehnses the stomach, Guloads the bowelA
unloeks the liver, Iolieves constipation At once aud
Riyos tho bilo chance to So II has become the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, hill
ioutneis, SICK headache heartburn, acid stomach,
hd AZ diseases requiring real nice and plsasAni
putsatiyo OF physic.
IL never niusenies nor grpcs, acts In one or two
houts, and Ia just 90 delightful and refreshlnF
drink, that everybody likes il.
iinnelouds and cools the BRAIN qulets the noryos,
aud 10 tint qua non for the headache OF ladies,
IL mitigatos tho Iangs OF rheumatism and govt
rsneros kidney and urinary troubles, and pain In
she back. Fer dyspepties IL acts like charm, and
highly recommended for porsOns who .lrayol, for
merchants, clerks. meehnhiee. factory hands, stu.
denu, teachers and all persons who lead closely
confined lto and arc subject TO headache difxinesu
and torpid bowels. II Jon are troubled with :
coated tongue, foul BREATH loes Of appetite or gen.
etal slugPishnoss, Baeys Saline Aprtient will eure
pleasant and psstabls, aud Ia much cheaper in f.cs
II Is regular family medicine chest within ITSELF
II sparklee and foams Just like glass Of soda
water, and "a Just ~ pleasant. so conts and sold
eyery.wheTe. II. DRoNeoolr 4 CO.,
Proprietors, Louisville, Ky.
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Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock A, M

EXCURSION TRAINS will be run from For
Worth TO Wichita Falls on the day preceding
and during the continuance of sale al reduced
rates. For further information and maps apply
10 r, Y MOSrGOMERY,
y a. II, HosACK. General Town Lot AIT
Aucloncer VI W ORTIZ Tex
G. / fROsr Gen. Pass Agent II W ortb' Toy
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This Year last Year,

hrnd sner1,I that Nr Edward Atkinson has
MI ono wv, element Of value In the cotton CROP,
ne pre,, wnieh promises to materially advance
Aitiof a rvtt'y ot southern farmers. IL appears
vbrh sts wa. uhY ot lint there are 800 stems,
eeO,,enW ,a nen ground aud mixed with cnsllagc
hasr in w moal (which IL too rich for usc as
"rge quantities., tho stem mixture
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

"a, ,s,v nat'cring can be discovered In
ssihs'ns ~ The foreign trade Of New York
Dc N'u.n,p.t as published in the Commercial
t1insss tee heavy imports contributing 70 fur
Ssitse,,,sse The long -standlng balance against
~ ~, The exports Of domestic produce for
Ass WI were only moderately below those OF
4s n9a,,s Isl their total being ;SS S6l, i9l-a de.
Asspct 81 4d9 With snecie and mercbsn-
"a. b'nel his difference was reduced TO a
~ W'..t,, IA the larger exports of specie dur
sae va ,.t amounting to S2,7l7, i27. The least
* ~ feature OF tho statement is the excess
a vl''a,s,s that is confined exclusively 10 mer-
...i,se As the receipts OF specie and bullion
t'A.' isrge decline Apparently there Is
"a In imports. but II specie be excluded,
lsft % .Srn Thai such is nos the Gaze, and for.
eAlSs,abSpdiSe is still coming int that port
~ which II likely 70 continue, under ex-
asI.,umStauCes would soon attract more
~ st,sntlon. There was Il larger warehouse
D,,snt than year ago, and, as is usual at
l.ssson The Withdrawals exceed the entries
-Hn,isg he past eight months the exports, In
lLns cf specie IRON New York have
..,snn,ed 10 sl65 SS>, compared with S2ol,-
y s5 isst year-en increase OF SS,Sg0,S eX-
w. N .pecie however their totals were
.r,sS M and S25a 93S VA In lSS2 and 1881 re-
tssrsIy which Is a loss OF sSl, 9i6 1875. The
49, ri specie IN this period were 1ii, 209, $50
w Nj s7l more than In the preceding year
. ;~,orls there has been an increase OF Sl3,-
IsI which would have been very much
.fisi. 10 had it not been for the decrease Of
~. - imports. OF merchandise alone there has
". an exceedingly heavy inward movement
sSsf mart that has led to an enlargement iu
4, -snsntly Of goods In bond amounting 10
sSEl which sum represents the excess Of
MN, over Withdrawals from warehouse
mn, 10 the amount OF SIG 1853, 26O were col,
ssI In lhe New York customs district, and the
nj eollectel since January reaches slO6, no.,
ii against t9i 91h5S2 IN tho same time las;
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COTTON.

raSleeips OF cotton In this city 10 day were
heies, OF nifty oales All tho buyers are
9Min their praise of the staple, and think
Mn will be little low grade cotton offered In
Ms city this season. There Is no change to
@& IN the markets, either In this country or In
r,e, will not ba maintained. although the
saxon hand Is far from being large The re-
ePsins 81, Louis to-day were 62 bales: sales,
'nlpmenis, %; stock on hand, 1857. In this
W lilCesare firm a! quotations given below:
NJ nauuisiib'''..'
ssi.'us'
Icymidiing. ......,.,.......,,.,.., i0S
iOd ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ordinary. 49,. ..,.,,,,.,.,.'....
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Me6ieal.

Illustrated Marriage Guide acc paxeA 40,
ahu gu binding 50 cents same In paper cover,
. cents Manhood, 10 cents, wcmanhons 4
een,s' pa 1phlet cents, securely scales ;,
MAJ, mat send money or POSTAGE Stamns ~,
VIII, LIEN II the sreS, specialist eIT ST Chsrls
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hotels ard Restaurants.

hotels ard RESTAURANTS.
Cleburne House,
w. IL, BROWN. Prop,
CLLBURNE, TEXAS.
Express Office aud Sample Rooms Attached,
SPARKS HOUSE.
,,,, Z r SMITH, Proprietor
The drnmmcrs' home. This fayoriiS S1 "SS
popular resort for the resident aud travelling
puDnc sun maintains the lead as the hest hotel
IN Johnson county. striutest attention paid 10
.he comfort and pleasure ofits guests.
LINDSAY HOUSE,
GAINESVILLE. TEXAs.
The only, frst.class Hotel in the city. Especial
attention shown to Commercial Men,
GROWN ~ PHILLIPS.
@as t. S- v Projectors.
McCIEI-IAND HOTEL l.,
WACO. TEXAs.
Largest and Best Hotel in the CITY. Fverv
convenience for Commercial Travellers
TERMS, $500 PER DAY.
J. W. y ". II. SCARBOROUGH. Props
CENTRAL HOTEL.
H. j. Il DAVIDSON, Proprietor.
Cor Market gath SITS Galveston, Texas
4, transient Board per day, sl,CO Board by The
day. week or month. it;lis
81. WMES HOTEL
DENTON. TEXAS
w. j. FlNNEGAN, Proprietor.
@Sortheast Corner Public sauare.~sa
Central Hotel,
bryan, TEXAS
LltO Feet East Of Depot
}. T. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
rsFirStclass accommodations for Commercial
Men. with sample rooms on ground door ''
SO u THERN HOTEL,
Near Onion Depot Austin, Texas,
5 G3Bt5OCKEH PEERY. Proprietor.
Z x CHANGE HOTEL
BRENNAN, TEXAS,
Sample and Bed Rooms Excellont.
a6m GRO. II. WILSON. Propet
MENGER HOTEL,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
This old and favorite hotel Is now under en-.
lire new management Mr. Fnuk p Hord lotc
proprietor of ilord's hotel san Antonio and
MI Curtis Davis, late proprietor of the Blugh am
house, Philadelphia roth having a long hotel
experience latter themselves that they will be-
able To give general satisfaction
Tho Mcnger under 10 new management. has
hoen rented and diminished with many altcra.
lions ana improvements OF modern rbsrar,er
making 1t the largest and best appointed hotel
III western Texas
HoRp 4 DAVIS, Proprlotors.
CUElIS DAVIS Manager
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We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hulling
Attachment and all of the very
latest improvements. Solid
I2-lnch saws, patent brush,
strong iron frame, made under
the immediate supervision of
Richard Il, Gwathmey, the
patentee, The Eclipse Gin is
designed for hully, trashy cot
ton, but with the improvements
we have recently added it can
be {, used to great advantage in
all public ginneries and large
plantations,
Send for circular and price
list.
II III Il
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New London, Conn.
Mitchell & Scruggs, General Agents
DALLAS. TExAu.
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ihmining territory OF the country. including
lplN embraces about !, 100000 square mlles,or
prJ One.thlrd the territory of the country.
h.ls the past twelve years more than $685.
MNin gold and silver have been produced In
e,unted States Colorado produced $500, GOO
hl.'S In 1850 she went to the head OF the pre-
.ls metal producing states with s23,0oO,OoO,
caring both California and Nevada behind.
The Financial Chronicles list OF railroads
gdlt sll,7iS 0S2 in August 1881, The gross
slnllg from January l to September |,
la9uned 10 sl74 100, 639 against sl5l, o60 25p IN
assDuespOnulug period of 1881
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

One firm in Olympia sent of in one week
four tons Of oysters.
One of Mr.. r. d. Hume's fishermen re-
Gently caught II pound shad near Coos
bay.
There are at present 80 persons confined
in the United States prison on McNeil's Is
land.
Singiser. annexation candidate for con-
gress in Idaho, is elected by over 5000 ma
jority.
The large crop of apples in Walla Walla
valley this season makes that fruit very
cheap.
A large force of stone masens, carpenters
and laborers are at work ON the Ainsworth
bridge.
Good judges figure that the city of Seattle
has almost. if not quite, doubled her wealth
within the past year.
The steamer George w. Elder in her last
trip from the sound took cargo of over
S40O, 900 worth of hops and other produce.
A New Tacoma girl refused to marry her
lover until he performed some heroic deed,
and he gratifed her by clipping with her
mother.
The Umatllla Indians have l6,0 900 acres
under cultivation and own two mills. Chief
Homily says several of his tribe are worth
over l$lO, 900.
The Sisters of Charity have commenced
the erection of three story building, about
mile west Of Yakima city, to be used as
convent and boarding school.
There are seven inches of snow at Sand
Point. The ice 10 four inches thick on Pend
d'Oreille lake in shallow water. The rail-
road men are having lots Of fun skating.
Capt. Kingsbury, engineer of the N. P.
r. X. Co., 10 locating a tunnel at the sum-
init OF the Cascade mountains. That indi-
Gates the completion Of the survey at that
point.
A carpenter named Ambrose Patton was
murdered near Freeport, in Cowlitz county
last week. aud his body thrown over a
derer.
Gov. Newell has appointed Mr.. VIM. H.
Humphrey, Of Seattle, a Trustee Of the Hos
pital for the insane in place OF +. G. Nc.
Clure, who has resigned on account OF i'll
health and removed to California.
Last year DR.. Minor put three Chinese
pheasants on Protection Island, in Puget
Sound. There are now over hundred OF
these beautiful birds ON the island as q re-
sult. The birds are said to be a. large ~
grouse. with gorgeous plumage
Gee Hutchinson. working in brickyard
ct Alki Point, says the Post -IntelLyencsr,
has become insane, and enc Of the peculiar
phases Of his insanity consists in his being
afraid Of women and At the sight Of . female
h takes to the woods like deer.
Not the least Of the evidences OF prosper
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Gen. Nelson A. Miles when last heard
from was still at Jamaica Plains, near Bos-
ton.
The post commandant is having q large
number of fruit and ornamental trees planted
in various parts of the garrison grounds.
It, W. s. Scott, LIST Cavalry, has been
granted two months leave, and departed on
Tuesdays steamer en- route for the east.
Com. Sergt. John Lutz arrived down from
Fort Colville on Monday. He will probably
be assigned to temporary duty at Fort Ste
vens.
The quarters of Gen. H. A. Morrow, Col.
commanding 2lst Inf, have been undergo
ing course of repairs and changes, which
are now nearly done.
Rev. David Wills, Chaplain U. s. A., re-
Gently station at Fort Colville, is now the
guest of Rev. A. L. Lindsey, Portland,
while awaiting orders.
A number of the officers and their wives
from Vancouver Barracks went over to Port
land last Thursday night to attend Senator
]. N. Dolph's reception.
| The dramatic talent of the Fort Walla
Walla garrison will give two fine entertain
ments at Stahls Opera House on the even
ings Of Nov. 2lst and 22nd.
| Capt. A. G.. Forse and 1t. r. P. P. Vain
right, LIST Cav, registered at headquarters
during the past week, as members of the
board for purchasing horses.
Fort Colville having been abandoned as
military station, Commissary Sergeant John
Lutz has been ordered to report at headquar-
tiers, Vancouver, for temporary duty.
Major J. p Candy now on pay tour to-
| III. E<,r& kb.~ il TO-
frightful condition, having taken "a hours to
The quarters of Capt Franck E. Taylor's
light battery have been thoroughly over.
hauled, aad will soon be in as good condi-
tion as any of the company quarters at this
post.
| All the interchanges of companies in this
department between the different posts that
have been heretofore ordered have been
consummated, and the troops are all busy
preparing for winter.
1t. Frederick s. Foltz and It. Samuel G.
Robertson. lst Cav, in charge of Is men
and pack animals, left Fort Walla Walla on
Friday last, for the mountains bordering on
the Grande Ronde Valley on hunting tour.
The party will be absent about ten days.
The purchase of artillery horses has been
postponed until spring. For lack Of accom-
modations for them at the post, and the fact
that equipments for the light battery will
not be received for two months has induced
the department commander to make this
change in the programme. 1t is not i'm
probable that the.purchase of cavalry horses
will also be postponed.
The promotion of Col. Mackenzie to the
Brigadier- Generalship vacated by Gen. Pope
on his promotion to McDowell's place, if
confirmed brings good fortune to the officers
of the ist Cavalry. Bernard, Captain of G
Troop, becomes Major of the Sth Cavalry;
Demands place will be filed by 1t. Frank
X. Upham, now Regimental Adjutant, and
2nd 1t. John Pitcher becomes LIST 1t. in
Upham's place.
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EDITOR INDEPENDENT-I noticed an ar
ticle in your paper headed New bridge"
stating that it was above the high water
mark of 1876. That is mistake; it lacks
some three or four feet of being as high, but
it is above all ordinary high waters. 1t is
100 feet long by Is feet wide, built on piles
driven 10 feet deep. thoroughly bolted to-
gether. The county furnished the material
aud built the bridge with the road work
of the district. F. NJ. FALEs,
Supervisor Road Dist. Ne. 4.
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SHINGLES. LUMBER AND
SLAB-WOOD.

The undersigned has 10000 frst-class
Shingles for sale At his mill Also rough and
plsned Cedar, both first and second class,
which will he sold at a bargain. Weather
beaten lumber and second class finishing
lumber, which will be sold cheap
Will furnish slab wood at the following
low rates for cash. delivered anywhere in the
city, until further notice;
Cut short aud spliti into siove wood, (per
cord .-...-......-.......-. - 90
Cut feet long .......- 1 u
Per load. uncut. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
l2oct-0 3 w. BROWN.
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TEAcHKRs' ExAMINArIoN.-At the recent
examination Of teachers in this city every
candidate was granted . certificate. The
list Il - follows:
LIST Grads-Prof. T. c. Bell, Mrs. 7. G..
Ball, !. N. Lafsrty, Miss Kate Padden.
Miss Lsla Phillips.
2nd Grads--Miss Jane Cahill. Gabriel
Dugaw, +. w. Curtiss. T. A. West, Georgs
Shepherd.
srd Grade = Miss Lille Russell, Miss
Stslls Smith. Miss Mary Cramsr.
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VANCOUVER HACK LINE /.

Jerome B. Smith, Proprietor.
Carries passengers free to and from the
Alta House.
win carry passengers In all parts OF tile
city to and from the boats. Fare IS ccuts.
Leave orders at Smiths livery stable.
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FRoM THE LAcAMAs.--If the weather per-
mits. RI. Rev. E. Yuneer will como to bless
onr new church on Sunday next. the 10th Of
Novsmbsr. We hereby sxpress our warm
st gratitude to those persons who 20 gsnsr-
ously contributed towards the erection of
eur beautiful building; and We kindly invite
thsn 70 assist at the imposing ceremonies
Of next Sunday. Mas win Be celebrated
in the church between half-past ten and
eleven o'clock. G.
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II you want your hat trimmed by milf
ncr, 20 10 Mn. Newman. II you want q
4-hit hat don't 90 to Mrs. Newman, for she
don't keep that style Of hats.
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THE

Neatest, incest, nobbiest, cleansst, coolest.
cosiest, best lit. highest ceiling, largest sky
light-in fact the Bon Ton place,
1.-THE IDENTICAL"
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Selected direct from the Factory. Ties Of
every description.
Ask for cur IL cent silk embroidered null
tie. $50 doz, job lot)
Ask for our 10 cent box OF crochet needles,
with adjustable handles.
Ask for our job lot Of Val. lace at cents
yard, sold everywhere at double that price.
Ask for our ladies' linen or tarletau collars,
at 2 cents piece.
have 1900 yards Of lace, which will sell
at wholesale rates, of such varties a. would
take too much space to mention.
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COUGAR KILLED.--On election day as Jo-
ssph II. Eaton and c. w. eagle were com.
ing out Of Salatchie Prairie they discovered
a large cougar in the road. Being on horse
back they gave chase, though unarmed, and
run him about 800 yards before he took to
the brush. getting within twenty feet of
him. They informed Ira Biesecker . few
minutes afterward of the presence of the
sheep-eater, who took his hounds and rifle
and went after him. In less than two hours
the cougars hide was at Iras ranch. num-
bered among his many trophies of the chase.
The CALIFORNIAN excellent Pa.
cific Coast monthly has improved vastly
since passing under its present management.
The November number has 81 pages. and
presents the names and articles Of very eff
ficient corps Of contributors. fifteen in mum.
Der. There is. as usual. distinctly west
ern flavor in its general tone; but topics Of =
wide and general interest are given ample
space. We believe that the January num-
Der will drop the Californian part Of the IT,
tie and appear - the Overland. The pub
licatisn appears to be in the hands Of insn
who understand their business. We wish
it an abundant measure Of success.
New TOWNSHIPS SuRvEyED.-Plats have
Just been received at the U. s. Land Office
Of the survey Of two new townships, ~
follows;
Township I north, range - east, Klicki-
tat Co.. aud 10 described - containing lands
Of uniformly good quality. capable Of pro-
dncing good crops Of cereals, without irrigA-
ton. Il l. covered with pine and fir. he
former being Of 6ns quality. The land il
well watsred by numerous springs and
brooks. There are three settlers in Sec. -,
one in Sec. l3, and one in Sec 70.
Fractional township s north. range 10
east. is mostly in Skamania comfy, the d.
viding line between Skamania and Klickitat
counties being the White Salmon river.
This township is described - consisting Of
rolling uplands aud level bottom bordering
on the White Salmon river. The soil i
generally good and capable Of. producing
abundant crops. The township l. well We
tered b. the Whits Salmon river, and many
springs and brooks. Thar y oao ssttlor 10
osa - md ese = Sec. -
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If you want your hat shaped over ant
made as good as new, go to Mrs. Newman g
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Gridley & Whitney keep full stock OF
the famous San Francisco Rubber Paint, all
ready mixed for use.
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Near Vancouver, Nov. sth, 70 Ne wife Of
Man spsrgeoa, . son.
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John w. Cochran has for sale An S0-acrs
farm, near VIM. +. Zcek = saw-mill; 20 acres
elsarsd, 10 acres slashed. A good house,
barn and wood-shed. Cash prico. 81 100.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-16
DECORATIVE ART NEEDLEWORK
And Embroidery Material.

Mrs. Blake is receiving from the East, to-
gether with Kensngton, Applique, &C.,
some novelties in Fancy work. Also facili-
ties for doing the indelible stamping; and
will teach the different stitches in Kensing-
ton and other fancy work, either in classes
or private lessons, on Tuesdays aud Thurs
days, at her residence on Main street, Van
couver, w. IT. Embroidery done for any
who may wish. [25oct4
Call and see the new lot of sewing ma.
chimes at Gridley h Whitney's. They are
the best out.
Gridley & Whitney keep the best farm
ing and teaming wagons for sale on the Pa
cific coast.
Wall paper in full stock at Gridley 4
WhitBey's, and trimmed for purchasers, free
of charge for trimming.
Boarders wanted-who can be furnished
rooms also if desired. Apply to Mrs. Gil
more, opposite Gridley Il Whitney's store
If you want your hat shaped over and
made as good as new, go to Mrs. Newman's
Gridley & Whitney keep full stock o
the famous San Francisco Rubber Paint, al
ready mixed for use
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Empire Market.
Harmer & Morris, PrOpriet0rs.
Main Street, Vancouver.
Fresh Meats, Salt Meats, Hams,
Bacon, Fish e. Vegetables

Bacon. Fish & Vegetables
Constantly on hand for sale. Prompt atten.
ton paid TO all orders. Market prices paid
in cash for cattle, sheep, hogs and calves.
Vancouver, Nov. 10, 1881