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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02
EASTERN WADENA.

EASTERN WADENA, Jan. %.
From the looks of the weather at
the time of writing, we should judge
we were going to have An addition to
our sleighing.
G. W. Pallner's house caught fire
last Saturday morning. The men
folks were out chopping, but Mrs.
Palmer succeeded in making them
hear, and by working, they put the
fire out. George feels thankful that
his pump was not frozen up on that
particular morning.
Our Lyceum has extended its base
of operations. We now have dla-
logues, reading and singing, besides
the regular debate, not to mention
the s'Bugle," which is an institution
all by itself. The superintendent
called on our school yesterday. He
must have '.good grit to get out such
a day as it was yesterday. We will
try and visit the school and take notes
before it closes, though, we presume.
Mr.. Mcmillan will send you report
John johnson has got him horse
team, so now clear the track.
We meant to say news was scarce
Goodness knows, there are any quan
titv of men around. ART1CHoEEs.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02
FARM NoTEs.
From the Minneapolis Tribune.
Demand for Heavy Horses.


Demand for Heavy Horses.
The demand for heavy horses at
present exceeds that of any former
year. Buyers are securing the coun-
try for ''big" colts. A word OF cau-
tion is not out of place here. Breed
ers are sometimes apt to overlook
quality provided they find size. Dis
elimination should be used in select
ing stations of this kind as well as
other kinds. The strong demand IS
calculated to make buyers less exact
ing in regard to quality, and this
will not fail to result. in some cases,
in loss by and by. The shrewd breed
ar will look out and select his breed
ing stock with a view to securing all
tho weight desired combined with
active and desirable points that will
insure 4 salable horse at any time.
Without disparaging horses Of other
.heayy breeds it is proper to say that
the English draft or shire horses are
rapidly gaining in public favor, as
they seem to combine the desirable
qualities for improving the small
common stocks in the United States.
They are very compact in construc-.
ton. heavy in bone and muscle. and
very active and hayea strong constl-.
tuition. Breeders vi Il do well to look
into the merit Of the English draft
horse.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02
PARK RAPIDS, OAss 60.

Once more to the front in behalf of
our beautiful, far off prairie, better
known as Fish Hook Prairie. Our
winter, so far, has been sple.ldid.
with snow enough for farmers to get
their hay and fencing hauled home.
and most every one is improving the
time. All are busy.
We are having some new arrivals.
Mr.. w. G. Crandall, of Woodside,
Ninn., bought farm here last week,
and is now putting up a neat frame
house, which will be an ornament to
the prairie. He will move his family
up as soon as his house is completed.
Mr.. G. B. King has just moved into
his new house.
Col. R. Overson is building neat,
airy dwelling, and the report is that
tho colonel will have wife up here
early in the spring to cook his grub
and 80 on. .-..
Mr.. Rice Will soon nave MS gflSt
mill ready for making flour at Park
Rapids, and Britts l. Mckinley, at
Carson City, Ave miles west of. this
place. have got their shingls mill in
working order. No more leaky
houses. ~: =
Last winter only fourteen families
wintered on this prairie. This win.
ter there are thirty, and still there
are plenty Of splendid claims to be
had. Land is not all taken yet, SO
come and see us, all Of you that want
homes. Don't be afraid toscome and
see US. We always have plenty Of
jack pine soup and blueberrJ pies.
with picked dear tongue.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02
Neighb0rh00d News.

nr yler has rufa AZ
Mousse. Henry Asslin Is off to st.
Paul this week, looking after new
stock of goods.
Our citizens have had one meeting.
and will soon hold another to make
arrangements for the building of !,
grist mill, on Lake Adley. The pros
pgct at present appears to be pretty
good, and it is to he hoped that the
plan will prove successful, IS it is a
much needed improvement in our
town.
Everything quiet. Farmers are
busy getting ready for Springs work.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02
INMAN.

Still we are having the most beau-
tiful weather. We have had some
very cold days, yet it has been nice
for all kinds of work. Frequent light
falls of snow keeps the sleighing tip
ton, so that ties and wood are going
in quite fast.
An accident happened in Mr.. Fred
Hursh's camp last Thursday. Ayoung
man named Cummings was falling
timber and lodged tree. lie cut the
tree that held the lodged one, and
when they fell they caught him.
crushing him to the ground. breaking
his leg and hurting his hip. lie was
sent to his home in Alexandria on
Sunday, not being able to get any
doctor to set his leg.
The child of w. P. Gould, which
we spoke of last week, died on Mon
day and was buried on Tuesday.
We have had three new comers in
our town the past week, weighing
from 8 to IA pounds. All are doing
we'll. Who says this country is not
good for anything?
Superintendent Cowing made our
school visit last week, and says we
are having frst-rate school.
Quite large congregation assem-
bled at the school house for divine
worship, but the speaker not putting
in his appearance (as usuaD, they all
went home again, not very well pleas
ed. Now, for number of weeks,
different ones have had appointments
to preach. and we have only had one
sermon, although each Sunday the
people meet, but so away again, hav-
ing only their trip for their trouble.
DESGo.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02

Our prairie is just booming right
along. All are we'll here this winter,
80 far.
Wheat is going out by the load OH
the new road to Detroit.
Articles of incorporation will he
put on Ele next week for new rail
road, to be called the Shell River.
Wadena & st. Louis Air Line, a
through line to the Gulf, with a
branch to Verndale; capital, S2.70o,-
900. PETER TCGMATOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
EEGsE, EDTEGEM.

Commissioners Clico, Nc. 4. F.rfex si.,
Alexantris, Va. Dec &.h, 1891.
ITO CHARLES s. TAYLOR, sr., Joan st.
a {. Brookes sCm!nistfs:ar, DC, J. Hsfri:
Fcrecs and Fanny H., hia wiz, " N. q. EoSle,
jr., J. It. Beckhsm 6ni Carrie, his wife, VIM
Charles Lsdd snd Gussn l. hi: wife John B.
Dsinge:feld ard Rtb:ccs r., his wife, anna h.
Fowle, FnZlueh Lee an! Ellen his wife, ). Il.
Fowle, Geo. y. Fowle. Philip D. FowIe, Frank
+. Freshman, G. S. Taylor, j., Julian I.
i bTrse gid Esther D.. hia wife, ieo. &. F?wie,
Barbara Fowie. Elizabeth u. Go:lmsG, VIA. j.
Bowers and Lucy D., his w'" louis GrGEnsn
sEd Asry j bis wife, john ". Denna, George
\. Dennis, James ". DeEuis. Henry K Dennis,
Francis Denris. s. 4. Dennis. Howard K
Denn!s; Henry Page end Virsina ", his wife
fit!s, Spencer Pits sid Mafis Pitts AID the
creditors Of WillisG, y. Penis, deceased.
You ere hereby notified thst have fEed upon
TUESDAY, Tie 9th day of Ocean Der, 1851,
Q! III o'clock. q m. n ry said ctlce, as the time
snd place when sid where l shall! proceed lc
execute s. decroe rendered by the Circuit Court
OF the City o! Alexandria, on the E9.h day Of
Ssptem Der, 1881. in the char Gerry sui CT Charles
). lay iof, sr, complainant, against j. S.. G.
Brookea, adn'r. ard ais, GetendGo:s, whereby
sm required tc ascertain and report.
Il } The c'sims agsinst the estate Of Tho lste
William 4. Dennis, decd, their aTncuLtE, SID
pricrities, if any.
(2) q set!iea ent Of The sccoans Of the ad min.
lstrstor OF ssid decstent from tie la.. account
returned by hin.
81 The real esLsle in Virgins OF wt:ch the
sald VIM. T. Dennis, died sezed.
ihe creditors Of said dcceGcn, are required &c
attend en- thu. day and prove tha. clsr1,a
Given under my hald. SO Ccuirnissioney in
Chancery O. said Court. the dsy ard yaar frat
aforesaid. GEORGE a. MUSASSCH.
decS-l sw4H Comri'r. il EhRace,v.
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s? AsHlEGgVN t. OHIO BALBOA
WRITER ARRANGEMENT,


Ihe MAIL TRAIN will leave Wssbingt0n
= ~ E. N. and Alezsndris It CPS =. n.
daily except Sundsyi p.as Loosburg, going
westward, At II 30 3. N and srriye 81 Round
dill at IL 10 p. n. Leave Round Hill st II 30
p n; pass Leesburs, going eastward, at ~
p Ia, and arrive ct AleIan6rla at 8 Is o. m.
anG ct Washington ST 3 80 o. In.
The ACCOMMODATION TEAM will leave
Washington at : ~ p. m, aad Ale1sndra q.
% ?. L., daily, except Sunday, and STRIVE 8!
teea5urs at 40 q. N. Leave Leesburg at w
Z 70. md arrive 1t Alexandria at 8 Is L. H.,
and Washington a! 80 q. m.
80 Passengers from Washington will !sis
Gs Washington snd Ohio GAYS at the Hsit:rnoie
. potomac Railroad station et9 20x.m. and 4,l0
p. o., s1d 90 through without change Of cara.
Tae9,2o :. u. train from Alexandra end 1870
9. 10. train from Round Hill connect =. Round
Eli with GOSHEkT'S Daily Line OF
Coaches Tor Snickeraville, Ber7yville and Wiz.
Chester; also RedlnAn's Lime Of Coaches Vhica
iiesre I.seaburg daily Coz Aide and Aiddle'
burg.
Both ttsins, westward, make Close colncc!iori
81 Vieaas. with Sisson's Linz of 5tsgsz fer Fair;
fax Court Houee.
Communication tickets, 81 ctr per Is;sa
6EEusl Ese&etH. $50.
4 q. GAYBEEE,
ocl4-t General Ticket EEe7a
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JkHTEY'S WHARF
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

Tho E1ch.nae is now in active operation snd
is giving entire satisfaction. yie have now
thirty. FIVE subscribers End are recei, ing orders
daily. Cur Subscribers now Include soma Of lbs
leading commission merchants, banks and la W.
yers, ell The wood sSd coal merchants, nnwa-
paper Offices. railroads, poatc flee, express CtIco
Telegraph office and o:hc:e.
Our worklnen IRE pressed for time, end j: ia
necessary Tor all thoae who with their Nirea r1n
bc:oro winter sets in, 20 giTo their nsmes ST
ooce.
The rates srs IS folioWs-per aIuum in sd.
vance:
Place Of Ru'iness (n!iva!s lne) SEQ Go
Plsce Of Business z on wi.e) ............ 80 "
Residence (prvsta iiEe) 10 GO
Aesidenca l3 on vise) ............. 36 %
above rates can be paid quarterly by adding
S1.C0 70 each paymsai NOV list of su5:crio.
ers will BIS issued shortly. For further In
formation Inquire of w. IT. CERTIFY.
nCviO MSnsypr.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
KEILEOABH.
1881 GREAT 1881

1881 GREAT 1881
70 4HE E EosRE: XssT : SogFh
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL balls, SPLENDID SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT GQUIPMEEi.
In effect December 18th. 1881.
Trsi5s leave Washington, from station, corle;
Of SIKH snd B stretts, rs foloWs:
For Eiusturg sid tbs West, Chicsso Limited
Errre:s of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
CT 10 90 n. daily; Fast Line, 1000 q. nj.
daily, with Sletping Csrs from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati and Chicago. Western Express
I go 2. M. daily, with Palace Cars to Fi!tsburg
AID Louisville.
Baltimore snd Po!,m Railroad.
For CanaudsiGus Rochester. Buffalo, NiSgars,
at SOFA m. daily, except Sunday; 7 80 p. m.
daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars to
Csnsnda'gua.
For Wiiismsport Lock Haven and Elmirs.
10 GO a. IN. daily. except Sundsy.
For Ne@ York and the Kssl, GO 8. nc., 10 90 a.
m, z 90. 10 co and 10 l5 p. m. On Sunday
2t0, 10 co and 10 Is .. No., Limited express OF
Pullman Psrlor Cars. 80 3. q. daily, except
Sunday.
Fer Hrooslyn, N. Y, all throus h trains connec.
at jeEtuy City with bosts Of Brooklyn Annex,
s1f.rdihg direct transfer TO Fulton street,
avciiing double ter,iage across New York
City.
FOR Philadelphia, SO q. Z, 10 cos. m, 2 co.
4U, IL CU, and III 10 p. N. On Sunday, 2lU,
8 20. 10 60 snd IL Is y. M Limited Express,
so D NJ. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 10, S o. 8 80. 10 90 8. m, ard
ECO. 20. 80, { 40, I 80, 10 CO. end 10 10 p. m.
On Sunday. &C., 10 co Z. Ne, 2 CO, 8 40. 80,
loco and 10 ID p T..
For sope's Creek Line. 80 8. m. and 4Op. M.
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis. e 40 t. u. and 40p. N daily,
except Sunday.
ALIEN an DRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kAiLWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandris $50, 20. y20, II 10 and
II 30 &, III, 90, 5, 6 20 6 20 and II 80 p. n.
On Sunday at 6 81, 2G, IL 10 and ii 80 .. N.
sud 20 .. IL.
Ger kicAnpnd and the South, so and II 10 a.
N. dsily .nd 5 90 D m. daily, except Sunday;
Trains laevs Alexandra for Washington, 6.ui
eos. 53, snd 10 g. L.; 10. 3. =. I, and
IS p e. end II night, On Sunday c! 8 Us
%. sIo los. Ii 0O SID 8 C5 .. III,
Tickets .ph information 1T the Office, northsss!
corne. ct l3Lh acd PennsYl anis avenue, and It
tbs ststion. where orders Can be left for the
che cEirg &C baggage 20 destination from hotels
and residences. j. 4. WOOD.
General Pasden ger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. eecl9
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CsssEs9sSasDa SfEE.GizaMf's
%xF Z. jOHNSON & &c.

"a; & JOHGSOS g US..
WHOLESALE GMJ}sRa,
NERAL GU&Mi22SlON AEKuHANTS,
and Dealers in
ALL KINDS Of LIQUORS.
ESVo on dsird tHsSut1 S x, Xxx, XEXX
sad PURE OLD RT2 OLD CABINET
eud A0NQGKAA NhiSK1Et;: also BAK.
WHISTLE; 10 TLich tley ih7ite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from tie c3ursrJ for merchandise shsll
te:elTe Groa!pt ALt9nLicn.
ConcigL,Hente CT Flour. Drain sad Country
Produce solicited, Tor which they guarantee tie
aighas: nis1ke: prices md prompt returns.
Northeast corner OF CAlnerCn snd Royal sss.,
AleIs3dcia, "a. sepli
TE7Eo&ss Percy,
GENERAL COA,iISsIOE MERCHANT
DEaI'sE ~ FLOUR, FISH, SALT, AMI
FEETILIzEK,
Also Agent Tor
WATTS aiCHaONp CAST And CHILLED
PGCES.
:asi@-.f Ale AANDRIa. a
s i, FIsETR. C. WM. FIaEEE.
gIsls9zs 6 BRos,,
(SuccossHrE 50 Fisher, Ross 3 Cc,)
GG0GEES, LiQIDE AND COMMISSION
= EHGiiEh2&G'S
20, - Cameron street. t.eIandr!a, II.
S9sciai at.&:iion given &c tbs sale Dt county
produce, poultry, sc. jaAHLtf
EEAS. s. rAXLCk, jr,
CUaM ISS33IIIE 1.ERCHAHT,
EgeGt for
J. 3. E!GKLE2g 6 SON'S HxIDGEWaTgR
FLOUR,
WHOLESALER AND GE?A:L. FEED
GEALEk md CUTTER UE Hey.
tfoup silsatoE g!vaE 10 ell orders both from
city snd country.
g ENG STREET.
janl2 Aiextndria, Va.
E9AA&V.; Z 5A1Ta,
WHOLESALE
ts&UGE&S AID GENERAL. C0EMI6SIDE
AG&uEAMCS
Cor.ai P::lca SID 3oyal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
fc:;aig Ioalta u 2;a;a scd Country Produce
collected, end rrornp: resorn rusda. iyiG
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tA:lI1tHaylIrla Oazette
TUESDAY aEgNIEG, JANUARY 3.
IKE ncWstra,Dcr,

4 IL s. IS wel:iag 8: tie door
Trst ] =, les 20 Ssc
E.csu.a snp# he's c2L5icg hsrs
: saiE a., lie Z ne.
This II 50 eo.ertsit;rg sues',
Hes WHY sid hes wise;
a!t k-h4 s0c5 50 uauy things
IL L&s thousand eyes.
= ton>7 tEs m)st responsible,
AGC Rfeal. III; ;nesi dN;h Weld,
H. Afsc-r haa he knight Of OLD,
Vino hid D1hiod the SHIELD.
IL l0vcth hataac proefess well.
On, ysly one he ) torgnt;
AND as tie t.ru.er scattcis seed.
No ":0-a!y s,>:ttr5 thought.
lie knows Of all ihn.'s going On
Oilo:.T:o; 90 Il c eGTt5,
h"t p:,i.ri Y he tells ;na nops
y -,!i3 hos. mary hearth
/ ;hn rcGirtEDe1: OF .ny hom9,
I'll, .iitEG uJ!h Ut,rg 10 mc
The W2rG= heard 10 :t3 drawl;g room
Eb; bl!lsG! co;efie.
80 tells o. macy varied soc5cs
10 c0uG'r!oS tar o@sy,
IL chato a0-p: !hG ncGcs: books.
IaU c5n4S,: ard the pe2.
Howa'e: tie asy saay brightly dave.
l. sreG5th ltC5n ?!cta
Whence 1 tb!3 enitr;siljrg guest,
Iii. lt;ctd. tsiI 20 mas;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Gsil. South ward connects .: Charlottesville,
with Ohee. & Ohio x. T., East and West. At
Lynchbrtg, connects With Norfolk q West
ern 4. H., through Southwest Virginia, to
| Nashville, Kew Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
| and Taxss-an6 st DeIville with Richmond s.
DsDvil!e Is. r., TO South snd South west!
Express trains connect with K. s. u. K. L. ct
Dtnville for all points in South, South Ksat,
Southwest and Hast
IMPRESS trains north ward make close coanec.
lion at Charlottesville for Richmond.
Fsat Mail connec!s at DAnvile to ell points on
n. ~ y. Is. g., ind Atlanta. Montgomery, Mo.
bile, New Orleans, Houston, Galveston aud sill
Southern TeYas.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave a..
szsndria daily, except Sunday, 8 IS q. 10. and
w p. NJ, and returning arrive at Alexandria
Us 2. n. snd IL 20 .. n.
70. MANASSAS LIN loava Washington
III :. u. and Alexandria I 4o q. NJ. dsily,
except Sunday, hrIiVo St Strasburgatl2 % pm,
Wee; AID ct River f.: Luray. Leave Strssburg
50 r. d., arriving ri A.e1sndriS o. 6 IS D. m
MIA ED TRAIN FOX MANASSAS DIV.
lSlca leaves Alexandria dsily except Sun.
day, at D w Z. m, arriving at Strasburg at -
ps H., and returning leaves Sts.sburg q. s 70
.. ~, arriving in AieSaIdris at 8 C5 .. III.
Fer klddleburs. daily Except Sunday cor
neciion 81 Plrlnl station,
For uppet.iHa. regular connection :: Do!i.
plane.
FoF washington, G0ppSnsnnccS, daily coz
neGtio1, except Sunday, Ct Culpepes.
For ENRON, laags Washington ti
10 aud II ~ 3. e daily.
All trains make coed connections, at Wash.
ngtou, 10 and frc.n North and West.
~ Atlon!a sleeper iosyea Washington at
IL c. M. running through without change
Pail Dsn Sleeping Gers between Washington
and Charleston, s. O., without change, on ii y
?. m. srIia.
Pullman Sleeper ts!~een Greensboro and
AuSusis, g.. on ! lQa N. connection.
MARKS Adj ustsb!o Chair Cars are run on Night
aims between Washington and Danville.
Infoush tickets a. loves! rates TO all inpo:.-
ut points in the UListd States.
Hail TIaios in boIn directions m:ke close con.
Eecton at franklin Junction % aud from all
points on Franklin Division.
Pullman Shoppers will run between Washing.
ton snd Atlanta on Fast Mail.
III EHGHS SLAUGHTER, e. T. a.
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R;THa ES:SS.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
: i,IN iTED)

Bos.a between WASHINGTON snd ALEX.
Al1CRiA will run promrt'y as follows. viz
leare &svsnLh street wharf at 30, $50 $40
lG 20 ard II 81 = TO-. and II 80, 30. 2 30, 8 ~.
%. %, 81 and : p. II.
LEVY" Acxoatris n! 6 co. : 60, go SO. 10 20
and II 80 =. o., sad II 90, ! 80. 80, 81. 30.
60 eGd 30 .. II.
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ss:scl,ns :snGs C.sssn;. oil tEe ssatIa.

ss:sc.i;NS ;sa,ss C.s-ssni; oil fEs ssstfa.
CLOSING.
Washington, =. G.. and Northeastern eisiia
S. IL, y e. ana i and IL =. n.
Western Eln!s 80 sad IS p. n.
Southern u!siis, viz Richmond, VS., 10 SO =.
ns. enc So sad Is !. II.
SCUM ari Southwestern mails, viz Lynch
burg, Virgins, why SD through mails, Gj g.
e, snd 3 " F. In.
E;aILssas .jiVi5IOt. 7 60 3. u.
A.e23!.l.T.- 10 tCLE;; I'LL vs., co s, ri
C2EN:SO,
EarLa"-1 ND "os!uE1 maiis. 7!a Wishing
10Y, =. -. % +. IL. IL III. a0d = ca p. II.
Sca:Aar2 ils.!li, vic Richmond, Va, &. e. II
End 20 =, II.
Southwestern I.nils va Lynchbarg, Virginia;
Chrou2h ..:=!ls) iHc.adi1s way mails OF Midland
E.icosd, ! So z. -.
nrnh59Gs Division so IN. for loci. box only.
ROaId Hi 10 .E!o1andiiz, va, 3 81 p. III.
uiIce A2Urs--OinCe opens 1T 5 81 a. H., and
c!o-es lt GO =. n.
Sunday Aoi.ss--O4;ce opens ri :5 r.. H., snt
CLOSES at 81 z, n.
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q IEHINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN $. BARBOUR. President.
On ard SITTER SUNDAY, Dec. IL, 1881. Piss.
sengar trains will run &c follows:
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nCLL CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
~ We hava lie store 3 fine line of The above a.
low prices; Car,is2e; at ST. S. Is snd 81 IS:
Ws2ocs ct 81; Cstta 25c. Call SID exsnjne be-
fore purchasing clEe7hefe.
MCLEAN & UELER,
gees rs King street.
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sE~ABAS sna PGCEHm CUTLERY, SCIS-
& SECS, &r,, n SO King street, cor. Keys
Just received ~ Hbo@e lumbar, IS King street.
Dessert k.,ives VIII. sid without Forks, Cary
ers, Stees, sc foc:::! Cutlery 10 gr1at v4rio.y,
l:sors IL SCI. and ~ Tic psr, Shoars OF sssor!-
ed siz &c end qU:. i.y. with sTse s.ccx Of other
GOODS ia our l,Ia net necessary - msn!ioa, 10
which va .-e =cdius IUar!y every G.y. Call
and SEQ.
dec8 j. 4. CREIGHTON & SON.
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f'oT0.maC .ys.E5. ExyYEI.NGs.

7 = Vs's.2L faR r ss XIV ~ 1VffS5s
The steamer h2EOWSnITH leaves 7lh 81!
whsrt. Wishing on. o: 7 \ IN. s1d Alexandria
81 80 s. II. NVERY MONDAY, THURS
DAY SRd SATURDAY for all river landings.
On Mondays SIS far &c Eonni Ferry; on Thurs
day Noiniai and CurIonan; on Saturday Cur
iloman End LeonsrdtoHn; connects at Shep.
herds with b. 81 .. X. K.
9. W. RIDLEY. Gen. Marsgar.
Gspt. JNo x. WooD, s.. Il Pass : It, [ucl5
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-15
Preamble and Resolutions

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, the Supreme Rnler cf the uni-
verse, to remove from our iuidst by
death, our well beloved brother Joseph
Dowdall, Past Grand Chancellor and
late Supreme Keeper of records and
seal OF the Supreme Lodge of the
world; therefore
Resolrcd, That We humbiy extend
our sincere sympathy TO the bereavcd
family, and to the sorrowing brother
hood throughout the world,
Resolred, That by the death Of Bro
Joseph Dowdall the Order OF Knights
of Pythias has lost one of its brightest
aud most useful adhercnts, and socially
congenial and most useful member.
Resolccd, That our Lodge room b.
draped in mourning for thirty days
and that a copy of this preamble and
resolutions be inserted on memorial
page of our records and that copy
be sent to THE AsToRIAN for pnblica
tion.
Fraternaily sumbmitted in + CAB
t. S. JEwETT, L. c.
j. Z. FERGUSON,
JAY TUTTLE, p. o.
Committee
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CLIPPED AND CONDENSED

Spokan, or Spokane. which,
Crescent City, California, has had a
shower Of fish.
Many immigrants are Ginning into
Eastern Oregon.
A fine ledge Of granite has been dis
covered near Spokane,
The secret Of the Keely .notcr has
been divulged. 1t ID money.
The wool cllp is estimated at s, 200,
900 lbs. in Oregon this yesr.
Baker City ia looking up and dwell
ing houses for rent are scarce.
JOS. Dobbies, of Union county, has {
ii,027 pound crop nf wool this year.
All tho Chinese who sail from Hong
kong ROW take uu, passp,nis rrahIine
them to return.
| The head nf the editor nf thc Vase,
Sun ia alleged by It's owner 10 br twic,
its usual siz4!!....
Wells, Fargo d Cn's express liue
takes in q 900 milos. over which ar,
scattered 10000 agents.
All the various intoxicating bever
ages are sold in tho Maine drug stores
under the generic name of nosa paint
! The indications point tn yield q
60 bushels OF wheat to the acre in the
northern part Of the Nez Perez coun
try.
| j. NJ, Osborn, Of Ellensbury, ". I.
wants his brother W. L. Osborn. VIII,
WAS in Columbia county year ago
to write to him.
The population OF Oregon. bids fai
be increased by the accession of tn
notorious Younger brothers, now i
the Minnesota penltentlary, but fo
whom pardon is expected.
The Umatilla Indians arc hecomin
more seIf-roliant every year. TIL
year they will have 1000 acres {
> land under cultivation. They have
-four and saw mill, thresher, rsaper.
headers, etc. f4sst season there Wei
10000 feet Of lumber, most of
q dressed, run through, for the boart
ing school, which will be under tt