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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

The holders of policies in the Fidelity
Mutual Aid Association of Philadelphia,
will regret to learn that this company has
been discovered to be unsound, and that
the most glaring frauds have been perpe-
trated by some of its managers. In 1881
and 1882 over $25, 900 more than enough
to pay death losses were collected as as
sessments, and no one can tell what be-
came of it. 1t is no wonder that people
nowadays are constantly propoundng the
question "Does Insurance Insure ?"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

Handkerchiefs, towels, napkins and ia
BILE linens to suit everybody at Lutz &
Sloan's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

A piece of furniture is always welcome
gift. Go to Correll & Cos. and select
something for Christmas.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

The members of the Roman Catholic
church will hold fair in Evans Hall COM
mencing on Monday evening, Dec. Gath,
and continuing every evening until Mon
day, January lst. Oysters and other re-
freshments will be served A contest for
gold watch, between Peter Lennon of this
town, and Lawrence Connolly of Danvillc
will be decided on New Years night at 8
O'clock. Also the sewing machine contest
at the same time. AS the proceeds of the
fair are for the support of their church,
they ask the patronage Of the public.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

The mystery surrounding the disappear
ance of Miss Nellie Cooley still remains un-
solved. A reward of $1,000 has been Of
fered by her friends for her recovery, dead
or alive, and the river has been dragged
day and night. A divers armor was pro-
cured last week from New York and
search was made with this ice the river bed
until the running in compelled them to de-
sist. 1t is still believed that she drowned
herself. Wilkcsbarre is greatly excited
over her disappearance.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

The latest style of soft
hat, the "KnOI Hat"
Fedora - Fedora - Fe-
dOru-
The hat of The season
ut ID. LO1UenberS'S.
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A Live Newspaper

giving every week RELIGIOUS SHEET flll OF In.
structiOn, encouragement and truth ana A SRCU-
LAR SHEET, containing all the news, vigorous com
choice reading,
The price Is S3l5 year. For bona nae nelC sub
scrlbeTS we give one Dollar commission, or a copy
OF the "lRENAEus LETTtRs, an elegantly bound
volume OF 400 pages, containing portrait OF the
author, sample copies OF the ObSrrueT VIII be
sent 10 any address Tree. Address,
NEW YORK OBSERVER, 81 AND 32 PARK Row
Dec 7-3w
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correct Railroad Time rab,e,


Trains on the Philadelphia q r. r. leave Rupert
as follows: 'p0''
MONTH"; SOUTH.
V'oo o IT. H. HAS a. IN.
f'o' u "i' b!l3 y. IN.
Trains on the d. L. & w. II. r. leave Bloomsburq
as follows:
NORTH. souru
AZ, y" in' S:25 a. m.
Ag's ge ~ .l' lli02 a. IN.
o'o ~ H' 4:36 y. m.
The l145 train south connects with the philo
depnla Reading at Rupert and with the N1r-
thern central at Northumberland
The S25 q. m. train connects at Northumberland
WIN Ineg25 train on Pennsylvania road reaching
Philadelphia at 3.15 p. IN.
The HAS train connects with PHILADELPHIA and
Reading road at Rupert at l:5 reaching Phiiadel-
phia at 500 p. IN.
The 1i:i5 train connects with PENNSYLVANIA road
at northumberland at 1:i5, reaching Philadelphia
at 7;2j p. IN.
The 1870 p. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
70 at northumberland at sos p. m, and reaches
Philadelphia at 3:O5 a. IN.
Trains on the n. & W. b. Railway pass Bloom
Ferry as follows
NORTH. SOUTH
a'ai a. M 1901 p m.
ool ~ ILL., 1:O1 p. IN.
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The stock of oUercoatS
for little boys is nezU,
neat, and nice call and
see them at LOWenberS'S.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

Call and see the ne1O
stock of hats, soft and
stiff, Just received at D.
LOlUenber6S.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21
Noplriy in p',i.ics, any sect IN religion.
The Greatest and the Best,
TlG large n0lhl} Weekly
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR.
HEW YORK o3sEaVE R

No paper In the country has a more experienced
ana able corps Qf EdUJrS.. DR.. s. lrenaeus Prime
stands at the head OF the editorial fraternity and
his letters and editorials stll enrich the OBSERVER.
Others among Its editors have had the training OF
quarter of a century fol the work.
The Correspondence OF the OBSERVER Is from all
lands and the news, carefully prepared from let
ters and kilograms, furnishes a complete view OF
the condition OF the world each week.
The Departments OF Agriculture, Business sun
ddp-ScltOW Tracking and Religious Work are con =
quoted by experts, who write clearly and 20 the
point The OBSERVER does not MI It's colums with
long essays and long sermons, but aims to be
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21

FARMERS so caT9aa others wanted
deiphla, Pa.
Dec IA 4w d
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-12-21
HARpER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year

One l ear No2 NumOerS). ..'''..''''lo w
Postage Free TO all subscribers IN the United State;
or Canada.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-09

&erl, a6er &lles fit bi6, oenn er meint
es gut, Die re6li6e 9eele.
9lu0 bas follte ytetta mod berant=
tporten. S6manfenb ri6tete fi6
Griinbler auf, legte bic breite Sano
auf bas Mdb6ens &opf unb iagte nit
elmer 6eisrli6feit, bic an linn unmiberz
itebli6 fomii0 mar: 9tetta, ou biit
ni6t mebr Netta, unb 10 oiirfen mir
bi6 au6 ni6t mebt nennen. gon bic
ier Stunbe beibt bu 9lntonie, ooer bener
Nntonina uno i6 gebe iebt, um ben
&u6m Der gefeierten 9ntonina tpeiter gu
ipiibnle. Ser Get 1T belne @a9e. @r
f9tpanfte fort.
9lntoninal beelamirte Bbilippin6en
feierli1, uno tpollte Stetta umarmen, fiel
aber in @riinbler's Mrm. 9ietta ladte
gum erfen Wfal an sem san5en Sage.
aber ibre 8eritimmung gewann glei6
tpieber bic Sberbanb uno ungebuloig
rief iie: Gebt bod nur, Griinbler, un0
pIagt mid ni6t au9 mod, i'd peiB
obnebin ni6t mebr ein mod aus!
(8urtfssuns foiat)
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Matter. Mattsr Matter /!

Mltter Watter!! Mfatter !!
Derbst Str bes Nahts ssRSrt wsrbsn
unb In gurer Rube nntsrbrohen burH bas
Shreien einss fraufea Ginbes, tpelGes
SGmer3en pom DurGbreden Der 3abne
ieibet Sii es Der Sal, 70 tanft eine
Dlafde Don Mrs. Wtnslows 9cp.
tttna5 5Ytup. 81 piro ben armsn
Rleinsn 9ofort BON ieinsn SGmsr3sn Be.
frsifn. Man psrlans liA Darauf, ss bilft.
So II fsine SHUTTER auf grben, bis Go Der.
Iutts unp guh niht mittbsileu pIrbe, baB
60 bic ginseweioe resulirt. ben &leinsn
5alfs unb Geiunbteit unp Der Mutter
&ube psrf6afft. bab es pie 3aubsr witft
Das Mittel II fiber in alien 8dlsn unb,
nneenebm pun @efdmad !; es wtrb Don
elmer Der altsaen unb tslsn Doctorinnsn
In ben Ser. @taatsnSerfhriebsn. uetsr.
d gu taten,oie Glafde ;u 25 @snts.
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11ebpr h;p eurnh1ishe Grnte X,

= ueber Die europaiide Grnte dll=
Berit iib Die uGDlniibe 3eitung" To-:
SIN @ansen f6eint es, baB bic Grnte
feline rei6li6e genannt tperoen fam.
Nu9 Seiterrei6=llngarn errei6t bel
Weitem ri6t Die quite Grnte bonn bori=
gen Sabre. Sn Deutf6lanb merben
Die preuBil6en Yrpbinsen 8ranoenburg
unb polnmern fart binter elmer Mitz
telernte 5uriidbleiben, fonit lauten Die
Na6ri6ten siemli6 gut. Ser Nusfaa
in Der Gutterernte, BEN bic groBe Diirre
bes 6riibiommers berurfa6t bate,
fanu infolge Der in5pil6en eingetrete=
men Me6eri9ldge nod ausgegli9en
tuer6en. Sn Der &beingegeno muB oer
Weln einbrinaen, mas Die 9almfrii6te
gu niini6en lai1en. Stir Die grntebe=
iteaung tpie fir bic Gntlpidlung Der
Weiutrauben mdre freili6 jebt trodenes
unb beiBes Metter bringenb ertpiini9t;
benn Die &beinlanbe bebiirften brin=
genb einmal tpieber zines guten Serb
ftes.
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-WIohomo heffr6nft nessnrtSrhritt

-Nlabama bef6rdnft ieineGorti6ritte
nidt auf SnbHitrie uno 8ergbau. Ser
Genius tpeiit na6, baB Die Nnsabl Der
6armen ii6 beinabe pe,6oppelt, baB Der
Maisanbau fi6 um so, bic Saferernte
INN 800, bic 8aummollenernte um so,
bic Woaeni6ur Inn 100 unb bic 3abl
Der S9meine Tim mebr als 20 proeent
berlnebrt bat. Dabei barf iebo6 ni6t
bergeiIen tuerben, baB Der Geuius BON
1870 febr unboafdnbig getpeien mar.
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= Sn Stem Uorf bat Ii1 etne 8ez
fe1i6aft NIT einem Capital BON 81, 25O,=
600 gebilbet, ,pel6e pneumatii6e &obs
rem 3tpii9en bieier Stabt uno Chicago
legeu lolen min, I'm 8riefe, Getreibes
Broben, Sutpelen unb anoere fleine,
padete babur6 gu befOroern. Staiio=
men tperben in Glepelano, Buffalo unb
anberen gunften eineeridtet weroen.
Die &6bren perben aus giien gefertigt
uno 4 3oa i'm llmfang baben; Die Sol.
ten fir oas 2egen oer &0bren lino out
$4,000 per Meile perani6lagt. Ser
preis ber 8ef0rberung zines Briefes
betrdgt 5 Gents un6 Der fiir ein padet
10 Gents. Gs miro angenommen, 6aB
innerbalb 4 Stunben Die padete bon
Stem Yorf na6 Gbicaso beforbert tper=
BEN f0nnen.
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~ 1azzzAzAR
stlte betilbfitte Jrait Dbne 9iteI
(slas benz s8oitoa @Ip5e.Y


perren gebattenre!
Gas Dbi9e 1T elm gutes Bib pon 5rau apSia 6.
staEbam aus apnp, Maii, bic M br ais irgenb cine
sssoere 6raa IN asaBrbeit ben 1amen ber a5rauenz
sanbin@ ben piele itrcr eorrefponbentinnen ibr
tSgerne beiIegen, perbisnt. sic tuibnet itd NIT
BEN srSbten eifer ibrer arbeit, weIe Isttere has
@einitat zines lebensIdnsIiden Stubiunts lit, unb
if seswangen feds afiifentinnen iid5 gu baIten
bic ibr beIfen bic ausgebreitete gorrefponbens,
welde BON alien Seiten ibr 3ufieBt unb pon benen
stae fegIidbe lire ipesieGe 2eibensIait ober ibre
5reabe bapon befreit su fein, tunbsiebt sn beants
1uorten. Sbre 9Fanaen 4rdparation ift elm SeiI-
ntittsI fir CUTE ,snb ,tit fit b5ie 8pefe SD babe
Petion!i9 bies ansgsfanben unb Bin non ber gBobr=
belt beiien ieas i'd jdees aber5euet.
Begen biefer mob bIbewie5eneu Giaenfdbaften ,,,irS
tle pom ben beiten @er3tem bes 2aibes einpfobIeu
M,.o psrit9riebsn Giner pon biefen faat: e9is
sic turirt pouftanbig bic iim,iie Mrt utferIeib.
Mbfauen, 3eucorree, unre geImdbiae uitb idatner,,
ttde monatli9e @einigams, ie6e Mrt Gamenrsranfs
8s1 SIatoSg sss e. aRS Ss9Dre
gensSt ldenmartbef f9perbeft, unb ift befottbers
@ariusa bbar sur 8eit bes aebenswe 6ieIs.a
cs. sic bnrd9oriiist isSen S1etI bes menf9Ii6en
araft ELI. S9rpdde, 8ldbiM9t, 9rans mad @eiss
nitteln iifb Magenih1pd1e tutrb jeberseit 6aburd5
absebolfen: sic ReiItanf5 weInngsn, aopff9mers
ssil, geEpeie 3steen, ,ausemeilie a5rperf9udde
S1lafo1lgtetts Abmattung Mn6 1lnperbauIidfeit.
Senes gefabL .ednsIiber Grfd5pfung, iueldes
54meraen anb HldenIeiben str Soiae bat, lit ftets
Nolfdnbtg poriiber mad @ebrdud. bieies 9eilinits
Birtnng tn poaitdnbigeml lleocrenfonine nit be,
s4em meibthen 96rperfpitem unterIieaenben geiet,
per Yreis IT nar 81 g 6Iai6e s.. fur 8 6Iaideii,
gel9er @atb fr fpe3iele 5dIIe, unb bic samen poi,
8telen bie burd Mn1penbune ber 9fanaen Wifdbuno
asieeer peaanSig 5ergei por6en, tann man ron
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emmadhofte M}ebiain. = Sine

9iri6enz8rultmittel III ebenio erlei6z
terno pie 9onig; feline 8lutreinigunss=
gilIen gleifen tpie 3uder iiber ben @au=
men, unb iein Sariaparilla 1T elm
gsettar Der benz 2eben neue 2raft bers
leibt, bic @eiunbbeit mie6er beriiellt
un6 Rranfbeiten berbinbert unb aus
treibt.-Waterford lPa). Advertiser.
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emaipa,t & SO.

Der betannte @dubbdnbler s. MAR
Tin bat fein @ei9dft an obige iirna
berfauft unb tperben bic 6errem iid nidt
nur bemiibsu, bic alte Gunbidaft 6es
@ef1dfies 5u erbalten, ionbern aud inls
flier lilebr ileue 2unben gu erperben.
6uIIiban & 60. bcben ni1t nur
bas bette unb getudbltefte 2aser in 9a=
meHs uHb Ginberi6uben, fonOern ibre
Waaref 3eidnen fi6 aud bur9 preiss
tDiiroigfeit unb 9auerbaftigfeit aus.
Die 6erren erbaIten forttpdbreno neue
3ufubren unb Iiefern baber bas Mller=
mObernife. Mlan faufe 66ub5eag nur
bel ibnen, tDenn man gut bebient fein
nil.
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***rgs 1T Iei1ter bic Slime, als BEN
Willen bes Menf9en gu befebren."
Ma9bem Scenario, Der frant geDeien,
9iierene&raut grinbli6 beriu6t bat,
ftimmen Slime unb WiQe iiberein nit
8e5ug auf bic barim entbaltenen bei=
lenben @igenf6aften III allen &ranfbei>
ten, NO bic 2eber, gtieren unb Maagen
anbetroffen lino.
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Gpilepfie BON nemtt eSabreit.

SD banfe Dem Geber aller guten
@lben", f6reibt S. &c. Marfball BON
Granbp, 9fepton @ountp, Mo., ubab
ct mir Samaritan Nerpine gege=
BEN bat. @s beilte meine So9ter BON
epileptii6en 9lnfduen, benen lie9 Sabre
untermorfen mar" gu baben BEL Drug
gilten. $1.5O.
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= 9ie 8etpobner bes Weitens linb
9r. NDer gu ber gr6Bten 9anfesI6ulb
berpfli6tet fit bic 3ubereitling BON
Nper's Ngue Cure. Ser seitige @ebraub
bieies Mittels eripart piel S6mer3 un6
@ntmutbigung, unb mir f0nnen es nit
Der gr6Bten 3uperii1t empfeblen.
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Gin f60nes 9lugebot. Direftor
pollini in 6amburg bat Der Nittme
&i6ar0W 0Wagner' 3 fiir bas ausi6lieBti6e
Nuffiibrunssre6t bes parlifal" (fiir bic
gan5eWelt) cine 9umme bon elmer Dill
lion Marf geboten. Srau @olima bot
bieles in Der Spernliteratur gerabeau
unerborte Mngebot runbueg 5uriidge>
trieiert.
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Der @oitpffiee Gxd,amae,

Sommers & ueblimaer @igen=
tbiimer, flbrt Die beiien @eine, gbamz
pagHer, Wisfies, 2iqu6re, feines 8ier,
elnbeimiide un6 inportifte giqorren.
9as eofaI 1T luftig unb geraumiQ unb
Blaaro5pieler finbea mebrere Slide Der
beiten Gabrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,ncy
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9sanosrbiIt M,,ipertitat, 9saIbDiIle, senn.:
SD teideinise bic bbtbt scrtreffltden GisenAaftcn
snn Prpf. DarbpS aPrcpbplactie gluib." Mls Oess
nfctran98s Eunb MsiniBnnsSmittel TT eS ipippbl
Sepretiia lpte pratiia rprSasIiHer als anbere bes
pDarbps Tlmib" pIrS empfob!en pom:
Som aleSanDer $. Stepbens, Georgia;
0sep G9as. 8. Oeems, Sremplinsssairde, 81. g.;
eci. &c Gpnte, Columbia, llniperiitatsprpf., &C.;
@er. Geo. s. Gierce, giiaof 80. Gptse asirAe.
9mrd,ans ucthtpenNia fur ieSen @auabaIt.
2piltpmmen uni6dplid. 5u innerli6em pber aM5ers
litbcm Gebraub fur Menihen unb 0ieb.
,ds .Ttuip" lit srlnbIib erprcbt rprben ilnb tpis
en- Se.reiie rpuaui bab es dies bas betpirtt mas
;e: pea ibm bebauptet lpirp. 3ur rpuftanbiseren
2.stnnit lafie man iidb BET ietnem siprttefer ein
,'srlar ber ircitlre ae5en oper renbe iib besAdlb
e ,fiAentb1mer,
s. $. 3etttn 6 Co.,
i.rifire1fe Is eTttir, BbtlabeIpEie
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| Gs n,er3t
| @aiaria aus.

beeie.lt, fpute eS reid
sSieber tit banit sebeili
i6tparse Grbre@ett I
Giebermoe unb franfe
0eriouett erqutdt unb
@mnoltegett perbltct
burh 8aben init Oar
tps Tluib."
tlureine 2uff unSddb>
It'd semaat u. seretnist.
@e9en id,ttntttteit Gals
eiu fihere8 Seilmittsl.
MmftcGmss8Sftoff 3er=
fort.
@esen erfrnrette suite,
Troitbenleit, 9dt,ts
orrbotoett, atsfges
riebeite Sant &c.
NbetttttaftsntitS sez
heilt.
@ei6cr, tpeiBerSeint
burh ben @ebrau1 beS
sTfuib" erlanst.
SdliTSEeber perb1tet.
Gum Neinigett oeS
athens unb G6us
bern Der Sdbtte 1T
eS iinibertrefilih.
&atarrb Selinpert unb
sebetit.
0ric seteilt.
SranStpunoett auf Der
Stele geltnfert.
W6rbett perbiitet.
Wisbr turtrt.
gSmneen RAID sebeilt.
SD babe ba3 sSluib"
pabrenb unierer iesisen
S6arladfieber : peirniu=
Dung nit enti@ierenem
9tuee1 angeipenbet. IS
III ilr has 9rantenSimm
ilnerliBlt1. - &m. S.
Ganrfprb, Grrie, @la.
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N z + u . y Z II 1t q.

Sntf@ Witten fsnc fpesien FIR biefe Sane
beretfefs etne3pf5s Dernrfdd)f einen fcIcbeugSeds
fel TN Befiueens taf ner 9eihente erftdunt iif.
Gieuermebren ben Mppefif unr reruriaben 6leiid3s
dfat, ba bey a6rper gen&brt unp nurb bre fpnifdle
2 Strfans auf erbaasungsp etu regelmdft=
ger &fubianng berporeerafen trirD. greIs 25 Gents
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Sipbtbsrie
nerbatet.

Dte Mer;te bier ses
braa4en Darbps rTluibA
NIT srpbem GrfolSe bet
Diphtberte.
u. Stplle n ~ erf,
Greensboro, Mla.
syledlte auSSetrpdnet.
GbuIerd rerbItet.
0eid)piire geretntst
unb sebeilt.
gei SooestGusts 5orte
ber 2eidndm namit tez
banoelt tperben; eS
iptrb jetea ipiberltAea
@eru4 perbiiten.
Der ansgejeid)Mete
Mrst Or. s. mariott
Stnts, Neip 0crt, iast
uS4 bin ii6eraeust, bab
Srpf. 9drbs8 9srcpbps
tactic Stub Elm ,pertbs
pplles De5tnTictruna5.
rutftpI in n
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SarbOS
prup6glaCtiC }Iuil.
Stu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir
aug1ntetnc,t gat:.itieu0cbraua).

q 8eeen GdarIadj
Il tt,sS tppb5ieTieber,
n 9ipbtberie, Gpeis
Y @clhmf, QaISges
Il idltpiire, Do6eta,
N Waier,t ,i.,0 aus
i anifeGenoe,t 3ranfs
"a beitct,. Ber Sraufe
II gebrau9en. @elbeS
ipprben, t,a1oettt SaS
attgefmnoe,s bate.
gforbuf firirt.
Gin Nittel segen tbtes
rti9e cper PiIan,ensifte,
Stihe &c.
po6en ,;nb WoGetts
Narbeit nerbiitet.
Gin Mtitglteb metne.
Tamtlie betam bie poden.
SD penbete bas vSluib"
ali !: Der Yatient perfiel
iii9t tn 6ieberbibe, be=
belt feine Hpdeuilarben,
fDnlte mad ettpa bret
@rben ipteber um1erz
sc5en, unb bic 9lnperen
I'M 9auie blieben per=
iacnt. IS. W. parttn>
lDn, Yhilarelphta.
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= anDpfe, geTabartitel fiir 8amens
tlsiber unb Mdf6e. iouie far 9ettseug,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

Orcas Island is settling up rapidly, half
dozen families having moved there
recently. This island produces better
fruit than can be found in thu Seattle
market, and We would suggest that
some Of the dealers at that place send
to East Sound for cargo next autumn.
and show the Seattle epicures what
these islands are capable Of.
There has been quite boom in FRI
day harbOr real estate. A lot was sold
at auction recently for $195, and few
DAYS after changed hands, selling for
$50. Another lot is to DO sold next
Month at auction, the upset price being
$500, which was bid by Mr.. Katz. II
this gentleman secures the lot he will
erect store and wharf, and then the
Friday Harbor people will have the
benefit of lively competition.
Msssrs. Frank Seidel, Henry Foster,
Thomas CLANCY, Chas. Clancy, and s.
q. Benedict came up on the City of
Quincy from Seattle last Monday, for
the purpose of ascertainirg whether
there was any vacant land on Fidalgo
Island, with IA view of locating the same.
They left Anacortes Monday afternoon
and were shown around by Mr.. Frank
Graham. they discovered Government
land near Mt. Erie, but found it so ut
terly UNFIT for agricultural or timber
purposes that, mp to last accounts, they
had not decided to locate. It has for
some time been known to residents that
all the valuable land on Fidalgo Island
has been secured by settlers and CAPT.
tslists, and that all that remains is al
most valusless. Fidalgo Island and
Ship Harbor, as we'll As Guemas Island.
are attracting considerable attention
just now from the outside world, and
people are beginning to discover that
there is great promise for this particu-
lar Observation-Disclosures.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

WALLA WALLA 6CHoo1s.-At a recent
meeting of the Board of Trustees of
Whitman College. says the Union, it
was decided to construct An additional
college building at An estimated cost of
$4,000 during the coming season. To
raise this money Messrs. H. r. Rees,
VIM. Kirkman and b. F. Stone were
requested to act as soliciting commit
tee. The necessity for the speedy cree
ton of the building is apparent to every
observer. The pupils and teachers now
in attendance at the college require
more room. and additional accommoda-
tions are imperatively necessary to meet
the demands of others who wish to re-
ceive instruction there, but who are
crowded out. The sum required is in.
signifioant-less than $3 for each inhab-
liant of the city. The inhabitants of
the beautiful city Of Waitsburg raised
$4,000 in few days for a similar pur-
purpose. Surely the real estate owners
and business men of Walla Walla are
sufficiently alive to the importance of
continuing in their midst an institution
Of learning of the high character At
tanned BY Whitman College to be ready
to contribute of their means to the in
crease Of its facilities. Neither paved
streets, nor stately court houses, nor
imposing churches, nor palatial resi-
dences, nor beautiful yards. nor street
cars, nor gas lit streets, nor steam fire
engines, nor all these together, will 40
certainly and effectually attract the
better class Of people to settle ir and
improve a city AZ will superior educa-
tional advantages. Walla Walla nov
has one splendid public school building.
besides two ordinary ones. a large. we'll
administered Protestant boarding
school for girls, soon to be vastly i'm
proved, large 'atholic boarding school
for girls, besides whitman College
scholars in attendance.