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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
THE KIND OF rHTy8s TO Rry.


nt lao 1Tn tsNN AAn nm q
And Children
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'u' """Np'"i''s WIZ n"" III u'A '"','S a''u
shoPs "l Lancaster hfu'le> 10 uss ana orna-
mcnts In quantity and variety to satisfy the
most varied taste and to exhaust ths largest
purse. There arc tovsaud dolls and mechanical
animals f., o,csss nr all tho doxira. of ayarv
child Iu Iancostar Snyeliies keap pace
,i,h IN, ,in,os Anon, huIIdinc, hl,,L. ara
,,a ur,,i,r,,,, ,rI,I,,e -. ora,.a,e, -. 80,
:, ~ " Ne1' " ~, ~
mo washington monument lhefe are inc
t'miliar Npah's arks Punch and Judy, tho
great wagons labelled "GO West" the largo
monkey that regularly ro-appears plsvinr on
, violin chot,orIpy nm accom- pani,uent with
bis wnnderFrII, :, nox lilo unnar lin and cnunt
less harIonnin u,nsical 6dxes ,Thero Ia a
significant saving hank Tor Too credulnus
little men n fat man with long sharp nose
.onnes In tho door nuts tho denoSit in his
norket and giyca n browd and cunning nod
a. no Jis,nncars inside Iifo.Iika nSnies
onrarod ,,g,b zeal stin ,ro Of iica .i,a. aisn
goats with magnificent he,rds and rod hnr
moss
Thero oro ra,v goo,os for hov, that haf,e
riser boada ,oud ,rocery store. With mn.
Iini,ed snn,iies .I1o woo,v triha arc ronra.
.ented In nnmhorless shooD and nuga that
hao and hark and small -siyed Jolly St Niche
las ia evrrvwhoro seen nrcsidinp nyor tbs
dipDIov drcsscd Ia n rlho oIittSriny with
frna, ;rir,ncd ,,i,b G,ra onf boIir h,rr,ca
re-, ,si,nI ,.arnaIs corr,, oach a moan,H.
ccnt Arah in oav otttrc and tinEIing Sans
BoautifIl rosv Way angels with bIonde curling
hair and yrcat LIno oycs with crnwns and
wing Of goII hlow yGIdcn horns and with
one extended hand 1t,ar a hunch Of lilies-of.
,ho.yalIov these ara susnended from n
height by almost in Visible elastic strings At.
,acRed 10 the hack Of tho waist
VII, ,,...,-,,, .,.,, ,,.
~, N'. vs. I''"s ~ ''t', "' ',f'''1
no li.s'1ll 'ii'h~uShSti. ~ 'ot 'iic M ai..ll Wv "
,'hus IN no sihall uoHIoo 10 SILVER ornaments
,hSsliiliies oI Uolhs anu olncr ouJo'.S, ~, "a
nrNelet 0i oNiulhed silSor rsPr0uucf@ al tne
N'hlis aiiu uark tihIr o, aRe me SQUARE III
,'snt'u com mar lnruhiioi. 'shlre' WIN u
leaplns animal looking back' ana n..s
r,s 'S,a t anu iesenu M uIoeh h'o.'let Iaa.
t",li" nean .I"" me-, W Hi, ulaurI'i vi cIoHn
Nv nv foiuue$ ih"eg u'Hlsu IA ,rPoHss'
are arc aGELlcateu on the 4.i.[ CONS OF ,he nracs
Az, rue hB iaslehnB Lhe 9olt VI Hon
ii hn9!neI Leprouuceu curio III uhrk sunnsu
,,t,h Ni1Su siin"r ~ pracoie. "i cl1iii % arliIr
WIN Win lP,iuah,s oi woman OF nrchac orS'k
I'm VIA tn ~ n,noilo u'sihis III rrp""sS. VI
rpn ',"u., , pan,,N' Sas, hirpI,'lus, rpI. .'"a
S,,It' oh o,lsI h''rI'i'' s"i''s hIs u
So u,l",' nuiii", Ioii'"t y,iP' h'In HaS,u
r, Nun II, uiauo, sun o,n"r ucslHnS
hd sr" ll"sS fr ol hinsous cnara'ter anu coiiea
si.nS nsse are IN some sPeslliei's m
'iSeu US wen AZ III Ieiici anu ueuiascenu WIN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
pArLApr or CHRISTMAS GHOSTS

Between tho moonlight ana the nrp,
In winter evenings long ago
What gho~ts raised At your dcstre
To make your loaping blood run slow
How old, how grave. how wiso we grow
when Christmas ghost can make us chill
save those who troop in mournful row,
The ghosts we all can raisa at VIII
The ls sts can talk IN barn and byrs
On Christmas evo. old legeu uds known,
IA ono by one tho years retire,
We mon fall silent then, trOw-
Such sights has memory to show,
such voices from tho distance thrill.
All me they come with Christmas snov,
The ghosts We all can rise at viii
o children OF the village choir,
Your carOls on tn. midnight throw
Oh. bright across tho mist aud miro
is ruddy hearths OF Christmas glow
Beat back tho shades, boat down tho woe
Renew tho strength Of moral viii
Ba welcome all. to como or 20.
The ghosts wa all oan raise at viii
Friend, sprsbn' eordr, soon OF slow
We part, liko guest, who'vo joyod their MI {;
Forget them not, nor mourn them 80,
The gho~ta va all can raise at will
-ArdrsT lang, 4" Hdrpcr's Ansdt,nc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
CoQuettish Adelaide Nelson.

When Adelaide Nelson was In this country
sho had a habit Of coquettishly fattering
She used To give oach Of them an album with
the inscription that no was tho best Romeo
she had ever known. When these actors met
In summer "on tho Rialto," near tho Union
square theatre, they began TO blow about
Noilson's opinion Of each other, and when
albums were produced tho effect was magi-
cal. Tho word album was not used by load
ing men for long time ai,orward.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
First Revived and then Cured.

Was troubled for year with torpid liver and
indigestion, ana Hfisr trying everything imazi.
nsblo uaed Burdock Blood BiRcrs The rrIf
bottle revived mo and tho second cured on
nreiy J. :. Williamson, Rochester, y. Y. For
sale by IL II. Cochmn, druggist l3T ana l9 North
Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
Let Truth PreNall.

Let the tncts be known. Let us understand
that boil, or an ulcer or n carbuDce, or any
eruption or Dlsmish Of tho skin Is sure to wear
away ana disappear when BHrdock Blood Bit.
ter, are employed. This wonderful medicine
acts directly upon tho circulation ana the rea.
sons for It's use are therefore obvious, For salo
by H. u. Cochran, druggist, lST aud lS9 North
Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18

We want TO say word to you who make n Nv
ing with your tongue. You certainly must have
clear, strong voice TO engage your listeners.
Dr.. Thomos Ecieciric on for sore throat, colds,
and hosrssness is uneHcelled. Uso snd admire.
For .ale by II. II. Cochnn, druggist, lJ7 and lS9
North Desen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18

In Hop Porous PlRsiers the virtues OF Fresh
HOPS are combined with strengthening and
stimulating balsan-. ana its cures OF Weak
Back, Pain In the Side Rheumatism, ana Neu.
nlEia or Pain In tha Chest are simply marvel
lou., Il being mora oflcacious and thorough
than any linimsnt or liquid rsmede-. IOu'll
sp uftnr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18


II was Margaret Fuller who said. when
her own baby Angelo crowed his delight
over tho fow snowy toys Of their italian
Christmas that there was nothing In lifo she
regretted NJ much AZ having always forgot
ton To give lIttlo children this pleasure All
tho sunny grecuory and magic OF Christmas
IL possession that childhood has a right In !;
a..pleasure that IL tho more precious because
II Is common TO nil. A birthdry--come to
think Of its rather -oltsh celebration !
hut Christmas day IN tho great lovollor, whom
Joy II quality rathor than quantity n
pretty catching thing in tho air conta
sion OF chcorIncss and good wishes Expressed
In kind.
And 50 the holiday SWEEPS all into Its reach.
You may have begun with concession Of .
rard merely or IA cake, trina Of handiwOrk
mot 10 bo an sll-ruund Christmas at all--Oh,
mol But insonsibly you are caught trying to
remember how This and the Other One had
fancy for something. What was itH Or this
dainty thing that looks likesss II IL made
on purpose, and she must have i'll Or did
he not suspect all this time that your eye was
ON tho capital idea II viii bo nOrCy II ho
has not got II for himself before this, such an
inevitably useful thing.
And 40 the pretty forecasts and wrnkling
of hrows and tho lead-pencil lists and the
infinite calculations, all arc parts Of the soa.
son. Camels and kangaroOs, what arc they
10 the loaded down purchasers that meet you
on every corner. II may not be rich
thrstmns--the preparations may have set
in late-hut all tho same IL will he-all the
same thore will bo delight Of the sort that comes
hut once wear. II II IN only the gathering
Of dear heads about the table-less plentiful
tho dishes, but how blessed that tho chairs at
least have their full contingent IL is only the
chairs after all, that wa need care about on
this holiday and not tho cloth. Or II there IL
an empty place and silence when one dear
name Is called, think how the absent one
reioices in the childron's pleasure--how he
would command that tho day be cheerful
still--for their sakes And so tho mystery
rounds itself-fOr their x,kes--the children
first and noxt,--aIl whose helplessncss gives
them tho nearest place to the Joyous young
heirs Of tho time
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT pU

VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT PUBLJ'
SALE.-On FRIDAY, DEC. d, tho uu1er.
signed will sell at public sale at the Grupc hotel,
North Queen street tho threestOry and Ito
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. with thTee-story
and attic back building, known Us No. l3l East
Orange street, containing IL rooms and two
largo garret1. with all modern cOnyenienccs ana
sewerage connections. The lot IL 52xl45 feet
more or less, to Marion alley with an abundance
OF fruit I'm full bearing.
sale TO commence ut O'Clock. whom torms 'v'g
be made known by
decl5.tsd HENRY SHC BERT, AuCt,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
n. Yousl y.,to Hear From.

The movements of mules hind legs are very
variable aud uncertain, but Dr.. ThomaS' Eclsc-
Lric OF takes but one eourss,-it hoals and cuTos
and sore throat has never yot been sold. For
sale by II D, Cochran, druggist, l37 ana lsa North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
LIrERirURE or rBE marry yULE
rTDE-WHar TO nor.

A Melango OF Holiday Miscellany Productions
OF - windy winter - suggestions for
People who are In search Of Hoii-
day Cins for tho Loved Ones
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18

This IL n common romark whom roughs ana
rowdys insult public decencv by their unseen.
ly ways. Dyspepsia Is a horTid bore Fira Il out
with Burdook Blood BAiers You can DO IT, For
sale by H. II. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and ls9
North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
An Explanation.

No ono medicine will euro ev0rything but II 10
an incnntestibla fact that ThoUIds' Eriscfrir Oh
will cur. spuin, a bruise, a bite. or an ache
neural gia and rheumatism. For sale by II. H.
Cochran, druggist, IN and 10 North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18

ytCrystomaa day on Thursday I've,
A wyndy WINTER az shnlle yco,
OF wyndos and wedcrs all wrecked,
And hardc tempest, strong ana thyckc,
The aoiner shnlf he good and drye,
yornNa and bcstcs shall mutyplyej
That we're ys good iondcs to tyllhe,
And kynRcr. and prynce- shall dye by shyllo.
what chyldo that day borne bec,
Ito shallc have hnppo ryght well To tho,
Dt dcdcs ho shalbo good and stRbylle,
OF spcCho ana tongo wyse aud rotsOnRbylle
Who so that day any theito abowts,
lie shalbC shcnt" wythOwtyn dowto,
And VI sckenca on That day betyde,
uyt shnl some fro the vi yde,
-Tftripiun Nh, ESnseaIh retyUrH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
:" There Was a I.lltle Eirl."

Yes and whom the rus,- faded from her chacks
and she became iistless ana languid and pRlo,
they gave her Browns Iron BitteTs. II bu!lt her
mp In beath AMI made her ruddy and strong
Misc Weigold, q PerTy street, PittsOurg, Pa.
writes that her sister aged IL, took several bot
tie. OF Browns Iron Bitfers for nervousness md
dyspepsia and was greatly relieved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
tISf G"0N" Wy HENRY surRERT. Auct.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE

on MONDAY. DECEMBER %, 1884,
will be sold Gt public sale, ut the Cooper House,
on West King street, Lancaster city, Pa, the fol
No. !. All that certain three story BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING HOUsE With large
two story brick back building three story brick
confectionery. thrcsstory brick leo house brick
bake house, engine house. elevator, brick stable,
carriage house, etc The lot fronts 81 feet, ~
inches on tho west side Of North Queen street,
and extends westward In depth 2tj feet, moro OF
less, TO Market street The property is situate
Nos lG and ls. ON the west side of North Queen
street, aud IL in firsi-cass order ana repair and
for a confectionery establishment there Ia none
superior In the city OF Lancaster.
No. All that certain one story FRAME
tachod also another FRAME HOUSE In rear
well with pump therein, fruit trees and other
improvements and lot OF ground thereto be.
longing. The lot fronts ~ feet more or loss
the south side Of West orange street, and er-
tending In depth l22lS feet. The property Is sit
usto No. 40 West orange street, and adjoining
property of Abnham Ersman, Mrs. HolOein and
No 3. Al that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING hot II, with u twoetory brick
back building and balcony attached a e Oh Well
OF water also. cistern wutor In the kitchen The
lot fronts - feet, more or less, West orange
street ana extends in depth las feet TO tcn.ieet
on It, tho north side % Of West Orange street and ad
ioins property OF Christopher Lilcr and John
LorentZ.
No l. All that certain two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with oneetOry brick back
building well of wator, hydIsnt ana cistern.
Tho lot fronts - feot and has depth of li5 feet.
No. l2, on tho east side Of Nevin street, and ad.
Joins property Of Isaac Bardon and Charles Bow.
man.
sale TO commence at O'Clock, y. m, of said
day, when attendance will De givsn and tOIIns
LEWIS SMITH.
Executors OF tho will OF Louisa Sattler, decd.
IL sHUBERT Aucuonsor. d9-tsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
MEDICAL.
CUT1CURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF
BLOOD DISEASE, FROM rIMpLEs,
TO sCR0ftLA

have had tho Psoriasis for nine months.
About five months ago applied 10 n doctor near
Boston, who helped me. but unfortunately had
10 loayo, but continued taking the medicine for
nearly three months, but the disease did not
leave. snw MI Carpenters lCttor to the Phila.
dclphia RECORD, and his case perfectly described
mine I tried the CrTtCtRA REMEDIES, using two
bottles RHsoLvEST and CrTtCuRA SOAR in proper
tion. and call myself completely cured.
L.F. BARNARD.
wArypPOrp. Y J
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
I, ,AME BACK
HOP PLASTER,

This porous plaster r. absolutely ne best ever
made, combining tho virtues of hops with guns,
balsaInA and extracts Its power IL wonderful In
curing discases whore other plastors simply re.
lieye. Crtck In the back and Mock, Pain in tho
side, or Limbs, Stir joints ana Muscles, Kidney
Troubles, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Chest
Affections of tho Iroart and Liver, ana all pains
or achos Ia any part cured Instantly by the Hop
Plaster.
sSTry II. Price . ccuts. OF fivo for 81 .00-ya
Mailed on receipt of price. sold by all druggists
and country stores. HOP Pidstcr COmpOny, Pro.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
LAME BACK
ron SALE OR RENT.

Rs~Fur constipation, loss of appetite ana dis
eases OF the bowels take Haw!oy's stomach and
Liver pills. - cents. dBlyd&wt3J
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18

Every species Of Itching Scalv, Pimply Scrofu-
lOus, Inherited and Contagious Humors, with
lOss OF hair, cured by CUTiCURA RHsOLvEvr, tho
new Blood Purifier internally, and CUrIcURA and
CITICrRA SOAR the great skin Cures externally.
SOLD everywhere. Prices CCTrcURA, SOC SOAR,
2j cents. REsoLvEST, 800.
POTrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
sCROFULOUs SORES

h0d dozen bnd sores upon my body, and
tried all remedies could hcaruf, and at last tried
your CJTiCuHA RENEDIEs, aud they have cured
ne. JNO. IAekILL.
HEnRoY. ThaveT County. Pom
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
ECzEMA TWENTY YEARS.
RE.r ron ANYTnINn-

BEST FOR ANYTHING.
Having used your CrrfCrRA 'RrNEpiEs for
eighteen months for letter and finally cured II,
| am anxious To get Il 10 sell on commission. I
can recommend II beyond any remedies have
ever used for letter Burns, Cuts, etc In fact, IL
IL tho best medicine have ever tried FOR any
thing. II. :. HORTON.
MNRTfr, Miss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
DUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY

Executors OF tho will OF Louisa Sattler, decd.
III. SHUBERT, tuCttOusoU dglsl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-18
Collins Voltaic Electric Pastors.

INDIAN MEDICINE.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-01
SkAtilr CJJgrR.

Tho Queen of the Pacific took 500
tons of oats, raised on the SwihO-
mish Flats in okagit county from
Utsliady ON her last trip to San
Francisco.
Mr.. Jo,rgensrn the atftble postmaster
a Laconner, reports business quiet at
that place. but tie outlook Is good, and
business men look with confid nc, 10 re =
'.Nch proepcr ~ ia the spring.
Tue work on the Baptist church
at Laconner, which has lain dor,
mant for some time, has been re-
sumed. Tho Methodist church is
nearly as lar ADVANCED as the Bap-
fist, and BIDS tar TO be com. .eted
hrst.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-01
SAN JUAN COUNTY.

The settlers on Orcas Island offer
to buy the 26 acres of Government
land at the head of East Sound, for a
public Burying Ground.
Mr., J. NJ, Fry of East Sound, will
build extensive kilns, this spring
for the San Juan Archipelago Lime
Company on Orcas Island.
A man is reported to have been
murdered at the crossing of the
Nooksack on Sunday. We have
not been able to learn any particu~
lars.
An expert is examining Judge
WarbasS' mining CLAIMS on Crcas Is
land, in the interest Of an Eastern
company representing halfa mil
lion CT capital.
The settlers on Orcas Island are
busy clearing their land for the re-
ception of apple trees, a kind of
fruit which produces reliable and
profitable retnrns every Year. on all
the San Juan Islands.
Two deaths occurred on San Juan
Island last week. One was Miss
Maggie Nc Kay, yonng lady of
about eighteen years of age, from
Typhoid fever. The other was an
old miner named Todd who came to
the island to spend the winter.
They were buried in the Presbyter-
ian Cemetery.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-01
snIaers on relrgran., Wires.

One OF the chic. hinirances to tele.
IN japan is the g: Guiding OF the
current by spider lines. The trees Dor
,'ering the high ways So arm with spiders.
Inch spin THEN webs everywhere be-
sween ti,e - tn, vines, posts, insulators
d trees Wien the ~ Il f-webs are
av.red with heavy d VS. they become
GOOD condu tors, and run the messages
20 the earth. The only way to remove
the difficulty is ty emp owing men to
weep the wircs with brushes OF bsm-
boo but, as the spiders are more nu-
merous and persistent than the brush
Users. the difficulty always remains d
erous one.-S.ientiao Americdfa
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

All persons interested in the burying
ground on the SibIey Reservation on FL
daIgo Island, are requested to meet on
the ground on Saturday, March Sth. for
the purpose of clearing the ground. All
persons who desire a lot will he entitled
to the same, 16 feet square, by clearing
up the land, paying the expenses OF sur
veying, and making out q deed.
E. Sibley.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-01

IN an .mable mood, and will do the
handsome thing to all customers.
Mrs. Poor, living on Simllk Bay,
on Fidalgo Island, who has been
suffering from consumption for over
IA year, died on Saturday, Feb 23rd.
and was buried on the Sib!ey Re-
serve burying ground on Sunday
She was about thirty years of age,
and leaves = husband and Two chill.
dren.
Mr.. J. Dozer the gentlemanly
travelling agent Of the Gordon
Hardware Company has sold a bill
of goods TO DR.. Childs. Persons
needing any kind of hardware can
hereafter save money by ordering it
through the Anaoortes store.
Everything in the trade can be
promptly furnished by return of
steamer, at rates as cheap IS Seat
tie
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-01

Mr.. W IN. FOX ana vile, VlSitel
old time friends on Fioulgo Bay, for
o few days last week.
The directors will shortly adver-
tize for bids to build the new school
house OH Fidal 20 Island.
Mr.. Geo. Il. iobin Of Cottonwood
Island is engaged oil the Survey at
Whatcom.
1t will cost $1,000 to raise the sunk :
en- eam.ship Umatilla from the bottom,
OF Esquimat Harhor.
Mr.. Hutton and Family, and
Chas. eaverling started East on
Feb. 10Th.
A larg. pnnber of the passengers on
4 board the Idaho On her last d'wn trip
| spoke tavorably st Snip H.rlor. aud It's
future prospects.
The most delightful spring weather has
prevailed during tn last week, bright
sunny days AMI temperature ranging BE-
tween forty AMI iuy degecs.
Mr.. J. Powell of Anacortes is en-
gagged in tanning deor skins, and
is turning out very creditable spec
linens OF buckskin.
Cap. g. r Clancy the agent of the
PUGET Sound DIV isinn al the o. h u
Company, snd Rev D J Pierce. minis
ter Of the first B,pilst church at SEATTLE.
went ap on the laho, on her last trip.
I. took two mules 10 husl the Rev.
Pierces rublsrs out ot the mud, in SEATTLE.
where they got stuck when their owh'r
was crossing = Atreet So people can guess
how il is il the Queen city.
Tue steamer Lotlie. Capt. 8. Sween'y.
from Victoria through he Snn Juan Is
lands. arrived 1T Ansnorics on F. idp!
Shs wen, on to the S4mi>h, laden with
potatoes and dog-h,h oil.
MIR. p. f.. Oakley returned to
Anacortes from San Francisco, last
Friday, anu weut to Seattle on
Tuesday, where he will go into
business.
Mr.. J. l.. Smith the business man
ager Of the Irondale iron works,
formerly from Austin, Nevada. vls-
tied DR.. Childs at Anacortcs, or
TUESDAY.
The regu,ar n,,5ilgo ths ". .
r. u. ofFidalgo island, which was
postponed by the 6, cretary, will be-.
hold ct Utopia on March Bird 1884
Fidalgo. 1. NJ . hite'
Feb. 18th 1885,. PRESIDE i
The Band of Hope will meet at
the. Alden Academy, on Friday EVEN
ing, March 7th. at Z! PM. There
will be speeches, singing, music, and
good time generally All are in
vited.
The recent snow reminded the
Fida go settler of his boyhood days
when the rabbit and oppossnm were
coaxed out Of their hollow tree
With a forked stick, that was rather
hard on the fir suits Of the
animals.
The Idaho now runs through to
Tacoma every trip, taking the place
of the Emma Harvard, while the
latter is undergoing repairs on he'
boiler head, recently bursted. The
Idaho took up 100 Gilman an to Tia.
coma on her last trip.
W. A. Hssbrouk, representing TIE
wholesale drug House of A. B Stewart al
Seattle, was in town on Monday. and so! G
bill of goods to Dr.. Childs. Persons II
need of drugs. paints, oils, col"ring ma
terial. and die stuffs. call On DR.. Child'
Stewart has recently got married, and Il
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IN oct the -. "a. Nnst ON 3pr"e thirty minutes
,,,.r. SciniahnJo .ixty inmates later, and Laron-
~ nearly twJ hours later. The hours between
ndduight and designated by y (A.M.l those
hatwesn noon AID midnight by /. pm Oh. 0Om
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

]. M. Fry. Orcas Island.
]. T. Jones, Orcss Island.
E P. Ncwhall, Orcas Island.
Andrew Heintz. leighton. Mich gan.
Thomas Sharpe, Deception Pass.
ID. Brese~, AnClaire, Wis.
A. s. Gallaller. Laconner. w. T.
W. A. Hasbrouk, Battle Greek, Mich.
M Gallaher. Lsconner.
q. Hare,dsen, Fidalge Island.