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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-09-06

See to your potatoes, they are rot.
ing in the ground.
A full line OF Jerseys at s. Weis',
Selinsgrove, Pa.
DIR. Barber is practicing on wing
shooting. He shoots arms-length,
hip aim or shoulder-fire and Is lust as
sure to kill one way as the other. He
has hit two barns and one black oak
tree, all Of which show the deadly ef.
feet Of his gun.
Persons allowing the Canadian this.
tie to go to seed on their farms are
liable to fine OF fifteen dollars, one
half to so to the inforiner. Any per
son Is authorized to enter upon the
property of another and destroy the
seed, and collect two dollars per day
for time employed.
Rev. +. Aurand, of the Louisville
Lutheran charge, spent Monday i'm
this place. He has resigned his pas
torate at Loysville, and will take up
his temporary residence with his
aged parents at Middleburgh, Snyder
county, Pa. We are sorry that Rev.
Aurand leaves our county.-Perry Co..
Press.
A man should be ashamed to say he
il too poor to take n newspaper. Il
costs less than half a cent a day to
take weekly newspaper, less than Il
cigar q week, and u poor cigar at
that less than the barber would
charge for getting your hair trimmed; /;
less than glass OF beer a week; less
than an energetic servant girl will
save In week. One half a cent per
day can be saved in many n better
way than by stopping a newspaper.
So any man ought to be ashamed to
say he can't afford to take his home
paper.
The mixed up weather OF this year
recalls to the old residenters the year
without a suinmer-lsl6. The year
opened mildly; but April took a
movement to the rear and wound up
with Ice and snow. May was warm
at first and then froxe the life out of
the plants. In June, ice and snow
were common, snow falling In Penn.
sylvania and New York In ono dav IN
the depth OF three inches. July was
marked with frost and heavy ice and
August had ice half an inch thick. A
cold north wind prevailed all summer
the fall months ere cold and the on
ly decent weather Of the year was In
December. Seed corn In Pennsylva.
MIA sold for elk dollars a bushel the
ext spring.
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As when She was Young.

~ have used Parker's Hair Balsanl
and like 1t better than any similar
preparation know Of" writes Mrs.
Ellen Perry, wife of Rev. p. Perry, of
Coldbrook Springs, Mass. MY hair
was almost entirely gray, but dollar
bottle OF the Balsam has restored the
softness, and the brown color IL had
when ! was young-not a single gray
hair left. Since I began applying the
Balsam my hair has stopped falling
out, and find that 1t isa perfectly
harmless and agreeable dressing"
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cTNTRTvIILT GOSSIP.


Thomas Martin resident OF this
township met with sad accident on
the 9Th, ut Ryan Thompson 4 Co.
Steam Saw mill in Union Co. II seems
while some Of the hands were push
Ing car from the siding into the
main track II started with such speed
that they were unable to stop II. The
car was loaded with about 5000 feet of
lumber, and there were eight or ten
men on the car. All jumped OF ex-
cept Mr.. Martin, who had broken one
Of his toes that day and could not get
off. The car ran very rapidly about
81 miles, when Mr.. Martin was thrown
of, bruising and cutting him badly
about the head and shoulders. The
car ran few hundred yards farther
when 1t jumped from the track and
was dashed I'm pieces. Mr.. Martin was
taken to the house of near resident
where his wounds were dressed by
DIR. Steans Of MfIlinburg. He was
brought to his home In this township
on Monday following, aud is at pres
ent doing well considering the wounds
and cuts he received about the head
and face. His escape from instant
death was q miraculous one.
Mr.. Valentine Walter has commenc-
ed the foundation for n dwelling
house on his store lot, for Mr.. G. NJ.
Showers, his son-in.law. Mr..
Shower, having disposed Of his prop
erty to Uriah Berger who will take
possession of the same next April.
Jarius Del.ong, u former resident
OF this place, but now OF Washington
ID. G. was here OH visit to his aged
father and brother, whom he had not
seen for about twenty years
Sheriff Reichly was in town the
other day.
The farmers have been very busy
the past week or so plowing their
oats ground preparatory to sowing
their wheat.
The days are growing rapidly
shorter.
Master q. W. Sheary, paid his for
iner chum Master Otto Reichly Of
Middleburg visit last week.
Commercial agent Patterson OF
Harrisburg-a notion man visited our
dealers last week.
Mr.. jacob Kuhn OF Altoona, q gen
tleman well and fayorably known in
this place, is now visiting here, and is
OF course having pleasant time.
John Showers and wife OF Lewis
burg, were registered at the Centre
vile House several days last week.
John Hartman Of New Columbia
by his wife and daugh
ter were the guests OF II. X. Sanders
during Saturday and Sunday.
The Union 8. s. intend celebrating
their annual picnic on Saturday Sept.
8. A fine time is anticipated.
Cap. the huckster, received a load
Of fresh water melons the other day.
ou' "ciphuIith are tOIIlR tnT1NInR
and Judging from the large
baskets OF goods people take away,
evidently show that they know where
to purchase the cheapest goods.
Daniel Boyer and Jackson Bailey,
both enterprising farmers are each
having a fine dwelling house in course
Of erection.
Jas. N. Vanzandt OF Middleburgh
was in this township OH Saturday in
quest Of gray squirrels. The result Of
his days hunting was rs follows lie
shot lO0--90 gray squirrels.
Report says that q certain person
not many miles from this place was
ont shooting squirrels last Sunday.
Mr.. sportsman you had better keep
your eye skint, as some may be after
you with sharp stick.
REPORTER.
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j II. Hoffman & Bro, have made
another sweeping deduction OH Car
pets, and all sorts OF summer Dress
Goods.
SHINGLES Sixty thousand No. |
pine shingles for sale at Mid,llcburgh
For particulars call on or address,
Il. H. HARTER.
We stop the press to announce that
:. Oppenheimer will sell Summer
Goods at greatly reduced prices in or
der To make room for the incoming
large stock OF Winter goods. 1t will
pay you to buy now and hold the
goods till you need it.
! sell Ladies' Congress Caters at 90
cents n pair.
MRS. II. MARX.
For SALK.-A pony mare. Gentle,
though hery and very fast. Speed
will be shown to any one wishing to
buy. Price $4,000. Call upon or adj
dress, ii. w. BROWNE,
Middlccreek.
Aug 10, 83.tf, Snyder Co, Pa
ATTENTION FARMERS Improve
"our land by using Phosphate. The
best quality for sale by Simonton,
Barber l. Co.
J. Il. Hoffman d Pro. aSelinsgrove,
Pa, have just received large invoice
of new Pattern Flour Oil Cloth at the
same low price as before. Call early
and secure the best style.
j. II. Hffoman 4 Bro, Selinsgrove,
Pa, call special attention to their
stock OF groceries. Cun goods n spe-
cialty. They are selling all sorts OF
groceries a little bit cheaper than
they can be bought anywhere else.
At j. II. Hoffman n Bros, Selns
grove, Pa, you will find the best as
sortment Of Dress Goods, Notions,
Hosiery, &C., to be found in the town
The great amount we sell enables us
to make the above declaration,
Wool CoRD1NG. The undersigned
will receive wool for cording if left
with Philip SwineforK at his Furniture
store, Middleburgh, and return it to
same place when corded, free OF
charge. lie also sells all kinds Of
Furniture. HENRY HEIsER.
You can buy mems plow shoes at
$l.a5 pair at Mrs, X Marx Selins-
grove, Pa,
It will pay every body to examine
the immense Stock o Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
W. II, FELIX Lewistown Pa
JUST RECEIyED.-A fine lot OF La.
dies dress shoes at prices that will
convince you that l sell n better shoe
than you ever bought before for the
same money. Mrs. II. MARX,
Between National and Keystone Ho-
tells, Selinsgrove, Pa,
WANTED-1O agents in Snyder Co.
to canvass and sell grave Stones and
Address or call on N. s.
Fisher. at Selinsgrove, Pa,
You can by good Button Shoe for
$l,25 ut Mrs. II. Marx, Selinsgrove,
Pa.
WAR ON PRIcEs.--1 have just re
ceived magnificent stock OF foot
wear for Spring and Summer
make a speciality Of the celebrated
Boots 4 shoes. which are
noted for durability and comfort
You cannot get them at any other
place In town. Every pair warranted. |
MRs. X. MARY,
Room between National and Keystone
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SWEEPING
n EDUC ON !!

in prices to continue for the next THIRTY DAYS date
The following goods will be sold below price
These special prices continue for 30 days.
Our entire Stock of Calicocs
Our entire Stock of Gnghams.
Our entire Stock of Sccrsuckers.
Our entire Stock of Black Cashrncres
Our entire Stock of Coorcd Casllmcrcs
Our entire Stock of Lawns
Our entire Stock of Dress Goods
Our entire Stock of White Dress Goods
Our entire Stock of flickin..s
Our entire Stock of Carpets
Our entire Stock of Shirtings
Our entire Stock of Oil Cloths
Our entire Stock of Skirts
Our entire Stock of Parasos
Our entire Stock of Linen Users and general reduc
ton in the Notion Department
The object OF the great reduction close
duce the stock generally, to make for the Fall
Remember these reductions will DAYS from a
date only.
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
-. v-EIs.
Selnsgrove August Sth, 1888
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look Mt the Figures on the label Of
your paper. Those figures tell you
TiIH DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP
TioN IL PAID. Within 8 weeks after
money IL sent. see II date is changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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LOOK OUT! Look OUT! LOOK
OUT r!!!-S. Oppenheimer, Selinsgrove,
viii in short time leave for the east
ern cities for n large and well selected
stock of fall and winter clothing.
Theodore Dauberman, of New Ber.
lin, after an unaccountable absence
OF some days from home, returned
and soon after was discovered with n
shot gun, attempting TO take his life
lie was prevented by timely inter
ference, but not long after tried 10
drown himself in Penns Creek. Res
cued from this, he made IL third Mt.
tempt with razor, but was foiled
again. A day or two afterwards.
when spoken 10 on the subject, lie
said he knew nothing about this
repeated attempts at suicide evident
ly being made while laboring under a
decided mental aberration.-NjT
Teg.
Sic sago es wora drei karl fun
Schneider county drunna In Tennessee
an kartza zeit tscrick. Sic hen as
lond so Dram gefunna dos die kill
deer schnep-seck uf der bucket henka
hen missa fer driver zukumma. Sic
hen iver nocht oma rigelwake gestupt
un miragets wora sic umringt init
wosser, un hen nix zu cssa gahot dos
n por kichlin. Uf die hen sic tswa
dog gelapt. No hut an neeger ena an
glany wasser maloon gabrocht. Die
hen sic sholl und al gaessa. We sic
witter ons wartz house kumma sin
hen sic crackers gaessa dos ena der
stob tsu da ora rouse genoga is. Sic
feela gaga Tennesse vie der Ben But
tier gaga Texas, we ar gasogt hut dos
are mecht ferlicht in de h-ll "a over
sci lava net noch Texas,
We are informed that peddler is
operating among the farmers in Cen
tire township this county in way
that creates considerable suspicion as
to his honest intentions. Some time
ago he called on Il number of well to-
do farmers and asked Of them a loan
OF from $l5 to $35 dollars each to 20
into speculation, representing
to them that he had been successful
in securing loans from the very best
men in the county. lie returned at
the specified time and paid back the
money loaned in full. Since this oc-
currence we have learned that he in
cluded number OF men who deny
the statement which causes us TO sus-
peet that he is on swindling game,
and will no doubt be back again to
borrow n larger sum and than disap-
pear to turn up no more in SNYDER
county. Sign no papers and give no
money unless you have the full value
of 1t in your hand.
On Thursday evening OF last week,
Rev. A. IL. Spangler delivered an ad-
dress before the students OF the Free
burg Academy. He was greeted by a
good house, and the frequent hearty
applause gave evidence that the lee
ture was appreciated. AT the close OF
the address Prof. Dill, who has won
Tor himself the reputation as one of
the ablest instructors OF the state,
Was presented with Thackery's com.
plete works, eleven volumns, neatly
bound In English cloth. The gift was
from the students attending the
Academy, and the professor respond.
ed with a neat little improlnptu
speech--showing that he was not un-
acquainted with the nature of the
gift, and his high appreciation of the
same was the best evidence of tho
good selection. Prof. Boyer was IL
the chair and interspirsed the exer
eises with vocal and instrumental
a. Lsie.
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j II. Hoffman & Bro, have made
another sweeping deduction OH Car
pets, and all sorts Of summer Dress
Goods.
SHINGLES, Sixty thousand No. |
pine shingles for sale at Middlcburgh
For particulars call on or address,
u Ii. uARTEN
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following Widows Apnrai-cments unde
the t1oo Law, have been hlrd With the Clerk Of
the Orph ans Court OF SNYDER county, for con.
nrmation on Monday, the 2Ith day OF September
next.
Appraisemcnt OF Susan Baumgnrduer widow
of Henry BsnmgsTdner, late OF West beaver
township decd.
Appraisement ~ Mary Alice Knonse widow
nf John =. knouse late OF Penn township, decd
Apprstsement OF Sussnnah ShradeT widow OF
Daniel Shrader late of Centre township, dec'd.
Apprsisement OF Elizabeth Kuhns widow OF
Charles Kuhns late Of Centre township, deed,
Apprsisement Of Alvarstta l.. Ilerrold only
child aud heir OF Elizabeth Herrold late Of
Union township. deed, under Section 5 Act
Aprll Ia, 1851.
J.oRoUsE Cisrko @.
Sept. o, SO.
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si si3sef,s ssi seoad sAo., n.dssaa
Coespany " d. Hart: injunction. 4
5lB7-Puess Sound shore Railroad
Company ~ John Cove; injunesion.
Sl6e-Aarv Greene ~ Leand&
3is9-Mary Il. Can " Albert Can,
C. p. Ferry, es al; foreclosure OF mort
sisl-E II. Tilsoa ~ JoA Sarhsr. q
a.: injection.
sl92-City Of Seattle N. ". 81. Pun
phrey; sidewalk tai.
3l&-City Of Seattle " q. @. Graves;
Sidewalk tax.
3isi-City Of Seattle ". I. II. Hack
EFT; sidewalk tax.
3l96-City Of Seattle VI. Nicholas
BeA1su; Sidewalk tax.
3iT-City of Seattle ~. John West;
sidewalk tax.
3l9s-City Of Seattle " Geo. r. Dear
born; sidewalk tax.
500 -Js0is W. George ". Jno. Seer
W and Thns. Smith; injunction-
aDlJ. @. KENYON ". ". @. Squire
and j. r. williamson; injunction.
302-M. Dav, ct a. ~. James y.
IAnehlin, ct a.; accounting.
3ae-Q. 4 T. 8. b. b. Co. " 8. s.
Bailey, Of a.; Injunction.
s0lES. 8. Bailey N. C. / p. 3. r. r.
Co., Of a.; injunction.
3O6-w. @. Squire ~ J. @. Ksnyoa;
aO7J. r Dswolf ". Ship OrisntAl;
collision.
sos. French ~ His Creditors; In
nolvaesav
asO9-Harah Maussr, q al. ~. The
BENTON Coal Company, Of a., eject
ment.
ssi0-John Faruham N. Elisha Allen,
promiasory note.
a2ll-O. b p. 8. B. b. Co. ". Joseph
Surbsr, Of a.; Injunction.
32l3-Henry Carlson. q a. ~ Bari
Henry Buck; wages.
32l-Hiram Thomas " His Credit
ss-John sands N D. Ebsrsold
damages.
a2H-0. o. Haller ". Mary n. Andsr.
son; foreclosure of mortgage.
| S28-Fred. 0aseh W. Il. ]. White, j
H. Sander and 81. L. Ysslsr: injunctioE
suit.
s29-Hssman Tetxla6 ~. 0soea'
Siren; account.
$500. ]. Custer " Thos. Blake; 20
count.
8231-Elisabeah e. Neill ". Atchisoz
Nsill; divorces.
S2SS-Thns. 81. Campbell ~ Pete
BaumAu; injunction suit.
32l0-SaEah J. Grimm N. Eugene Grit
| an; divorce.
Besides the above there are ninsseel
United States criminal cases, and TWEEN
ty-sieht Territorial criminal GASES q
the docket.
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sRAl EsTArR raAxsssss.

The following ars the transfers Of
real estate. - recorded At the Auditors
ofaos. since ous last report:
Mary. Il. Shinn 70 Cora A. MoDsr-
moth, lot !, block ~, Kidd's addition,
ei7W.
wm. Hart 10 q. Jef's, tract Of land
In the northeast corner Of the II. Jones
donation claim. go.
United States 30 Il. Jcds, tract Of
land IN Sec. 2, TIP. II north, range I
east, $500.
I. N. Bieelow to r. r. Pumphrsy. lot
8, block Q. Fsisvisw addition, $3.50.
I. N. BigeIow to q. Davies. lots 8. I
and 8, block IS. Bigelow'sadditicn, el75.
Thos. Mercer 10 Ellen n. Pfeifer, lots
3 and 4. block II. AsrceT's addition, $50.
Il. Scott N George Ninemire, lots
and G, block 8, Cove addition, $40.
r. p. Ferry TO Frank Mcllus, lots l, 3
and 8, block 10, BiRelow's addition.
goo.
A. W. Powers TO J. Carlson, block &c,
Laws second addition, and other prop
ersy, $500.
<. NcKinnie 10 W. II. Reeves, blocks
70, 90 and 81, r. Hanford's addition;
also lota 0 and 10. block /; lots z end 3,
block 2, and lot 2, block 10. Baysido ad-
dition. 5000.
W. II. Reeves W Fred E. Sander. lots
I and 3, block 2, RAyuide addition, 600.
W. y. Fredd 70 Ed. q. Tilton, l2Oxi26
fest IN Fairview Homestead Association,
d. b. Ward to J. r. Andrews. a tract
Of land In Soc. 20. Up. % north, range 4
east, e1lO0.
n. p. Il. II. 70 Peter Pstsrson, lots
and 2, Boo. 8, Tp. "a north, range I cost,
el72.
Peter Pstssson 10 !. v. Boah, Q tract
In Sec. s, Up. ~ north. range I east. $500.
w. II. Reevealo John Keenan, and A.
b. Young. blocks ~. 20 and 81, r. Han-
ford's addition, e2lO0.
J. II. bowman 10 @. E. Bowman, 4
tract IN Sea ~, Tp. Is north. range 4
eass. o5e5.
4. Phroedsr 10 Vim. Msydenbausr,
one half q lot ,. block 0. JsdAins's I'd.
J.F. kcNauehs 70 I. N. Bigelow and
j. ID. Ballard. lota 2, 8 and I, block Is,
4aynard's addition. $1,000.
Ida O. Milhnen "a Il. 6ects, lots and
.. block 8. Eden addition. 5000.
Il. A. TFeen 10 r. A. TTeen, lota 3 and
Z, block i6, Mcrcor's addition, 81.
II. O. Maddoska 10 ID. b. Ward, north
half of0W Sec. ~, Up. 70 north. IanCs
I est, el0O.
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The Clerk Of the House OF Representa-
tiyss has computed sandry statistics OF
shs Forty eighth Congress, which con-
vsnss on 10 hss Monday of Dsesmoer
next. The foil wing facts are broughs
ont: The States Of Colorado, Kansas,
Maine, Minnesota, Ne6rssks, Ssv
Hampshire, Oregon, Rhode Island and
Vermont will b represented by solidiy
Rspablican delegations, and shs stases
of Alabama, Arkaus1s, California, Del
aware, Missouri and Nevada BY so!idiy
Democratic delegations. Tbs Demo
cratic gain Of members vas; One IN
Arkansas, four ia California, two IN
C,nnscsicut, ons in Georgia, two IN IL
linois, six in Michigan. four In Indiana,
two in Iowa, two in Nxssachasesss, ssv-
On in Missouri, eight IL Hsw York. eight
in Ohio, foas II Pennsylvania. on: IN
South Cafolina, ons in Tennessee, nve
in Texas and four in Wisconsin-sstA',
s2. The Dsmosratis las Of msmbsra
vas ons in Florida, ons In Maryland,
ons in MISSISSIPPI, two in North Carolina
and one in virainia-totai, 8; leaving
che net Dsnocsalie gain Is.
The Republican gains were: One IN
Florida, four In Kansas, ons IN Ken
uusky. ons in Maryland, one In Maine
two in Mississippi, two in Nebraska. ons
in North Carolina. one in SSush Caro-
lima, and one in Wsst vtrxinia-totai
l6. The Republican loes Ut member
Vas: Two In California, two in Con
psctisut, two in Illinois, four in Indiana
onstn Iowa, swo 10 Massachusetts, foui
In Niohiesn, ons In Missouri enc In
New Hampshire, seven In New York
EIGHT in Ohio, three In Pennsylvania
one in Tennessee, two in Virginia, ont
In Vermont and thres in Wisconsin
total, ~; leaving q net loss OF -. Ofth'
thirty-Avs new districts created BY tn
Rsapportionment acs Of 1882, the Demo
ssats carried ons IN ArkanAas. tvo II
CaIifosnia, one in Georgia, two In Iowa
one in Massaeh asstts, tv, In Michigan
one in Missouri. ons In New York, on
IN Ohio, ono in Psnnsylvania, -four II
Texas, and one in wisoonain-toeai, IL
The Rspablicans carried four in Kan
~, ons in Kentucky, two in Minnesota
Two in Nsbraska, ono In North Casolina
one in South Carolina and one In Yves
visginia--sotal, II.
The 0fssnbscksrs lost ssvsp mem
bsss. There wore no membsrs Of ID
lass Congress knows - independents
But In the next Congress there will b
Ave undss shis classinoation-svo Wit
.Dsmeesoois antsosdsuts. and three Wit
Republican lsanings. The next Con
Gssss win, - 70 th4 lower House. have
strong anti administsAtipn majority.
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6s&vesn q shUst hAndsd foeo1 Of iypsl
settlers, early outgoing mail boats. End
. pressure 81 c0uFs and :ese1raphic ueUs
matter We are compelled this morning
70 cut down local matter.
"Bsead upon the wa.ers'' viii Be 70
psa.ed by the University students At
get real. solid benefit on this 0ccaEoc.
We sincerely trust
The steamer Geo. z. Starr has gone
for lime On each Of her three trips this
week.
Mis- L. L. West. ia. three years past
principal Of the Colfsx Academy. has
been rendered q position in the neg
Baker school Of Walls Walla.
Salmon fishing on Columbis river for
the SEASON OF 1873 began last Monday,
and seldom. remarks the Assersas, has
there been better results for the nrsa
haul than that exhibited by the ashef-
men. Twenty and twenty Eve 20 . boai
Was not uncommon, and several caught
sv.co that number. The highest ve
| heard OF alphabetically Was the scors Of
| Peter Johns Of the Columbia CANNING
company, Who came rolling In on tbs
morning tide with eighty dve OF the
prstsisst salmon tina. ever topped q
farewell I'm 20 the foaxning ocean"
| Ths HeYdis coaches viii be pot on thu
streets Of Wal.a WAlia daring the ens1'
log month- Ths vehicles we're In Bar
Francisco last week. What has beonrns
Of oar Herdie coach enterprise? II Il
dead, or only slesctnR9
L,s2 in block q Of @. d. Bofen's plat
was sold At auction yesterday Tor u 100
II belonged 20 the estate Of John Halves,
deceased. and vas bought By j. w. Wan
Bsooklin. Is b ons Of The side hill lots
on Sixth street. two blocks back OF the
county jail.
| wm. Hammond has lost horse, and
will pay literally for its recovery.
| A woman can learn a. this once Of
good place 10 . private family 70 d
general housevofk.
| Il will be seen by reference TO on
advertising columns that tho firm O
Carey 4 Woodruff has been diaselvet
by mutual consent. The basinsss o.
tie Iatc firm will hereafter be conduc:es
under the name OF James II. Carey d Co
The steamship Victoria will arriv'
here this morning loaded viii passen
gers and freight.
Mr.. Jack Levy. Of this city, has besl
In correspondents With Asasfs. Clanc,
|, and Muir for some time past, IN tn,
endeayor 10 arrange for An sxcursios
; from Seattle TO Victoria on the ap
preaching 74th OF May. and IL now look
, ~ II satisfactory arrangements can b,
made. Oar people are beginning 4
look IN thaaa exouYaiona A n matteI
Of course, aud look forward 70 them q
70 any other approaching holiday.
Il Il was The Indian school at ehoal
water Bay that closed ON account 0
lack Of attendance. Tho Quiuaul
school Ia. In . Aourishing condition
under the direction Ut Mr.. Rylatt.