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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

YESTERDAY aftsrnOcn vas devoted 20 ths
women journalists OF Amertoa aud nun
Dsf - Aas srtlcles were given
NJ r "a. Coppens presented the club
.ifhsa = sxanS psrtrait of Mrs. Frank
Leslie. the most suecs-aful ~Onsn jour
nalist 10 Am@rics. The hksness IS very
accurate. being copied from two photo
graphs sent 10 Mrs. Coppens By Mrs.
s4ila.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

If you wish al elegant bed room suit, go
to the Star Furniture Company. 100 South
Diyision-st This firm has an elegant as
sortment and are Offering great values.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The Star Furniture Company 100 South
DiYision-st.. are showing an elegant line OF
bedroom suits, which they are selling at
rock bottom prices
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
BUSHES BREVITIEs.
SEAL GARMENTS NADETO MEASURE.
MINEB, The Halter AND FURRIER, CREATES
SENSATION AMONG THE LADIEs-SEAL
GARMENTS SOLD AT PRrcKs WHICH
LEAVE CHICAGO, DErRoIT AND
EASTERN DEALERS Our IN

Miner is Just now very busy supplying
the ladies with new seal garmenta for the
Winter season. He taxes their measure,
warrants the closks to fit perfectly, and will
wager $500 that he sells lower, ard q better
grade of sesl than any man in Michigan.
Ladies and gentlemen will find at Miners,
u Nonros-st.. large line of furs and trim
mirgs IN all grades. styles and prices; also
the haadsomesr line of seal caps ever seen
in the CITY and at prices that would be
cheap st wholesale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

A most complies stock Of Furniture will
slrsys b. found At the star Furniture Co,
loq south Divisicn.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

A most complets stock Of Furniture will
always be found al the Star Furniture Co.,
100 South Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Tb. Oratorio society will hold their next
nssung IN HArtmAa's lover ball. on Tues
day evening. Al clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

por't ssk us n send bill FOR that ant Ad,
but enclose lie stands OK silver oy nsll o. Res
se4ger. Our ant Columns VII rent your house
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

hsntsosne cnw D3exiOn = ere ef iks
a~eateef t1ag-z w1n4s1 eer rasssse9
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
LITERARY y OTEs.

Don ask "a TO send bill for that Want Ad,
but snciose thf stamps or silver by mail or mes
seuger- Cur amt Columns will rent your house
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
Health is Wealth.

Ur.E {. " efts Nerve and Brain treatments
guaranteed specific ior ByEtens Dizziness, Con
yugi0ns fitf. Nervous keurslgis Headache,
Nervous Profrsti0r caused by The use OF alcohol
or tobacco. Nskefulness kentsl Depression
softening OF the Brain resulting In insanity and
Old Age Barfennesk fO-s of Power IN either
sex, Involuntary loxet and kpernaiorrhoos
caused by over-cxertion of the brain. self abffse
or over.indulgeDce Zach box contains one
month ttrestrreai g bo1. or sir boxes fr
ss.tent by mail prepaid 90 receipt Of price
~E GUARANTEE sgN BOAEs
To cure any case With each order received by
uE for si1 boxce. accompanied with a. VII
tcnd the purchaser our written fuGrILtoe 10 re
f1nd The money, II the treatment does not erecs
o cure. GusrsnteeS issued only by
w. H. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
sole Agent
i26 Moproe-st., Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The e,licviaz = ist Of TO nsrr.g
licenses sssues sinee isst PUBLISHED Win
10 names. rssiisrce tv5en outside he cityl
an azes Of ilse Psr -
sees
- ~ Ern~r--an. Nsr~afts CRY =. ss-t7
81 IA NeJsrnv - Fcw 81 es.zr ser e f.-f
stchss Fshre. asns~ srts rtszs-.-.--.......- As
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
Of BARGAINS!

The advancing The penetrating blasts OF Mich
gan winter will pierce you through and through
At this writing the atmosphere is changing.
Are you prepared for the cold weather.
If not why not2
We imagine there is idle hand in city. Wages
good money plentiful and beneath the roof of our
immense establishment you have immense stock of goods
from which to draw your supplies.
Our store is constantly crowded and would fancy
in Grand Rapids completely out of Dry Goods But
don't worry went into market early and bought in
quantities that nearly breath The
wise and offer you the benefits of our large
purchases Take look through the special offering for
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
loss q! Speed in Planets.

Is the motion Of planctry bodies per
petual2 At first, everything seems 10
show that it is. The earth, wAich. with
its mass Of 5000 trillion tons, turns with
a speed which enables a student TO "a
bare headed q good many miles without
catching cold in the act Of saluting a
professor. for a long time deted all at
tempts 10 detect III il loss OF speed: bat
with the friction of the tides continually
at work such loss must take place. and
now it is pretty certain from tie calcu-
latiOns Of Adams, the astronomer. that
the earth loses about an hour IN lG.OOO
years, and is coming TO rest, though. il
must be admitted, rather leisurely. so.
also, the hurryIng up of the comets a,
they go round the sun D.. possibly ac-
counted for by a rctardiug action in space
which makes it necessary for them 90 try
and make up. as 10 were, for lost time.
and in fac, the general arguments 80 The
present day are in favor Cf what >Ir ! aac
Newton b~ci.eved-;hgt the motions Ct all
bodies in space are suffering r"ctarGatiou,
and that their velocity is becoming less
aud will ultimately ccasc.-Nature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
4 Railroad NClOCipcdc.

A railroad velocipede is at present cN-
perimented upon 10y the military author.
ties of France. Ii is a wagon of ,cry
light build and little weight, and has four
wheels of thirty inches diameter, withrims
constructed for running on rails. One
man can move it at a speed of forts Oh
fifty miles an hour. BY means of a brake
il can be stopped in a distance of five
yards-that is. almost instantaneOusly. Ii
can be easily lifted of the rails 10y one
man to get u Of the way Of a locomotive,
for instance, and rs easily replaced after
the train has passed. by fixing gutta
psrcha rings around the wheels the Veloc.
ipede can be prepared 10 run on country
roads. The durability Of these machines,
as constructed by the French, is said tC
be marvellous. such an engine, If practl.
cable, might solve the problem of private
c%onveyanceS running on railroads rs or
highways.-Paris Letter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Old Uncle Price.
,Is ron sho rwinc 10 take my rnna nv

us you sho gwinc 10 take my papa my
letters, Uncle PRICE, she said. as she
folded up the last bit Of scrubbed over
paper. 'Iic1l be SO s'prised."
ayes. my babe, fore de La~i Is
gwine fotch dem letters safe 10 yer pappy.
Bimeby dar's gwinc ter come a angel. all
white ike "a pigeon, and dat angel Cwinc
tech me on de shoulder and say. Uncle
Price, de Lawd says come right dar dis
minnit. and den me an dat ANGEL gwinc
git in dc boat and sail of-clar ont o
sight o. Bctsey. And den bimeby ives
gwine haul up and pull DC boat ont on Do
sho oh heaven, and den Is Cwinc step
right M 10 he grct wife tronc, an de-
Lawd he say 'Howdy. Mistah Price and
tech me. honey. Yes. my baby. de Lawd
Almighty gwinc tech yer old uncle and
turn him wife and new and mOns'uS
strong. And den I'll look al long in all
dem iv'ry pews whar De angel chuirs VIII
be a-huttcrin' lax dc pigeons on de cote,
wild dcy troats cooin' full o. music. an
dar Is gwine spy out yer pappy. an Is
gwine say, Marse Jim. hits old Price.
an Is ies come: an de baby. she 'puied
me 10 fotch desc letters An I'll gin
dem letters in dc presence o. ANGEL wit
nesses. An'-au' Marsc Jim. ic gwinc
drop right down on dc golden street, Wid
de angels migratin all rom, an he's
gwine ter read dem letters, an brcss d.
Lawd, honey. But derc Will be ioicin
and jubilatin rOun dem pcws, an de- an
gels all p~cstcrin 10 see dem letters, an
askin how dcy come. An Marse Jim. be
gwine clap his han on me-, and say. DE
baby's ole Uncle Price was &c pos'man.''
go now. Uncle Price. 20 quick, - and
the small arms pushed at the gaunt old
darkey. who sat wiping the tears from his
half blind eyes.
"No, honey; de angel amt totch me on
de shoulder yit. Is got dc invite, but dc
do amt open Wit
And then somebody swooped down from
the big house at the other end OF the lane,
gathered the runaway up, and Oaby and
dogs departed.
That night. while the mockingbird sang
TO itself in the hOneysucklc vine, an angel
more snow white and shining than the
whitest young pigeon cooling III its cote
came into the dingy cabin where Uncle
Price and Aunt Betsey were waiting and
watching, and Uncle Price turned his old
eyes on he faithful, homcly little darky
wife ana whispered, I'm gviue. honey;
de time is come. Don forsit Ge baby's
letters
Betsey did not forget. And when the
next day she bent for the last time with %
rare carcss over the stilled form of her old
pian, the tears fell down on the thin black
hands in which were claeped. just as she
boI prr.rfcnd tho bahv'. l.ffar. -Gufhq-
rine Callsn llarper's Bazar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

Lovers of veal know when they get %
good article. Further than That they give
the matter but little attention. Among
the trade there are half q dozen GRADES; %
the general buyer there is but one kind
thai the butcher oilers. An outsider,
should he go among Gao calf men at West
Albany, would hear such expressions as
''Send that bunch Of iirccrackers o. New
York DO you want to buy any grass
ers or fed2'' GLOW are buttermilkS
quoted this morning. "Veals are firm
and wanted The dealers ignore the
word calf entirely. Albany Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

A long strip Of clouds, called a salmon or
Noah's ark, east and west, is a sign of stormy
weather; but wheu IT extends north and
south it is a sign Of dry weather.
If the clouds be of different heights. the
sky being grayish or dirty blue, with hardly
any wind stirring, the wind, however. chang
ing from west to south, or sometimes 10
southeast, without p%erceptibly increasing il
force, expect sto-c1 Boston Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
think Of It,"

Over $4,000 boxes Of The CHEROKEE
COUGH DROPS have been sold in Richmond
and Manchester during the vast year. These
Cough Drops nave never failed 10 give rclei
to coughs. CTogp. hoar-eIcs-. and tickling IN
the throat. Only : cents per box. For SAFE az
drug stores and cOnicctiCnerics. The trade
supplied bS all who. csale druggists. Oliver u,
Dyer. Manufactured. No. 6i East Marshal.
street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Dyeing E.tnhli-hmcnt.

Mrs. Al. PYLE. 80 ". Fifthstreet. &,
cleaning. securing. auu carpet ellen
Manufacturer of the Acme Reu0Yafui.
Mrs. a. B~ANNISTEH. slb T.. BROAD
Lace curtains a speciality.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Country Produce

ID. WALLERSTINE n co. IS ana d. SF.
teenth street. Potatoes. butter. bee
tage, NC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Diaries

AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly WostnamIf ..
y. Seventh street. and llt r. Main str.
Fresh milk. cream. butter. butter m.s. saI
cheese.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

&C HOUSTON. Sd p. Man street.
JOSH IH + M~lNGFltlu, corner .f lauri
and Broad streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Canvas Goods

DIN j. GEhlNG. corner 0t Fourteenth ana
NAN streets Tents. awnings. iars. horseal8
wagon covers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

Office, NO. l-0 North Eighth street. G.a--
zee to cure colds. citsrrh. and I. head arl
throat troubles. Free test l.fpnat .7I.r
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

STEAM BAKERY. 81. Al.
proprietor. II :. Twelfth street. Whole
and retail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

.ALIER T.. BkAlER. stall 80. D.. F-,
Market. Smoked beet tongues aspocia.ty
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

WALTERJ TODD gG N.>IRth street. Con-
s.gnmelts of country produce solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

NlLLlAMG @. FULLER llO 3. Cary stree,
Special attention 90 repairing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

w. NICK BEDFORD. lfg D.. Main street.
sign 90 tpe Horse. Notwithstanding whole
sale dealer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

j. r. IEASDALE. 1915 2. Main street. n. .
60 and q mems aud e and e. al '
shoes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

WILLIAM u. GARDNER. SO F.. D.
street. Hair cutting. dycng. shaw
shampOOlug.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Contractors and nnnh.r.

A. GbASBERGER, lfs E.. FmnaIn stree,
All work guaranteed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Employment ArrnrIr-

,. p. JCSrlS. q y. Fifteenth street. A. p
agent. Established l-oS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

Hardware and Carriage Goods
a. b. CLARK a son. 1910 East Nam stro.f.
Aeeu's for Imperial chilled p.pR..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

VI. J. DIMMOCK, llO3 r.. MAN street. a.
respOndence solicited. '
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES

The Directory bo0ae # yoiq5l and o..
ea"ness houses, giciHg aor Lra.lon All
3l"ness, niH be Joptd oery uslol rs y s,g,
y rqerence for AFFIRMATION reit,re F.
md al The dfpeHt branches Of bpsme,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

BOOTS y SHOPS.

Is now ready to serve his friends and the
public generally with the
BEST OF WORK ~ HIS LINE.
Boots and shoes made and repaired IN tue
the shortest time possible.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
lie thanks his friends tor past Hoertu iafor~'
and hopes they will continue 60 gave nm lhelr
patronage. 't1' 'H
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04

JOSEPH DELARUE. 73 D.. Nal -fur
hanging and oneul machine u,p,I U
IOIcI- Ton patents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-04
Analytical Chemist.

Or. HENRY ~FROELING. rs Tweio,
chemist 70 Chesapeake aud Ohio ana
nond ana Allegheny railroads. special ..
t'ntlon 10 ores and mineral waters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-25
WASHINGTON NEWS
Serious Outbreak at the
Roslyn Mines.
Fatal Train Accident tn coinubis
Counts-1sessaa asd Olympia
Eysnts.

EELxxsgrRcH, Dee. "a ksariy lsS Eaii'e'
drivers vent GU. On $ strike Of The Ksssiyn
coal mines to-day. causing ikens % - ssss'
down. The rnale-drEyers 90 not Ike ihe
new supsfSnsendens, b. nssae A. S0HAia,
who has been placed over them, and asa
ask for aessneed wages 10 g pei Gay. This
IL 10 hard bsew 70 the ooEapsny. a. they are
badly crowded ana sw2Y sebind on orders,
moi being able 10 supply enough e@ai fs'f
tbesr own use. This is probably EhA'
tempted the men to 60 est The company
ssy they y iII not glse n. and vii pfoiss-
bly, import nrw mes. 4 large nlinlEf q
men III gs@is haze teeu drinking Eaf1
tDdat alsei there nay " F0ubls tehishs
url4sk fGrIie ore il a6ss ~ ff1itfSs sHeia'
Later W. W0nbinRs9n, fyft1ffi4 81
refif;tefslst.t ct The uiiHfs N Sosiga q. @ii9
ras accused ~ The ni3sefs 81 ensHilnE
fhsis aid vas eeIied ~ ~. faHi ~ the
e,usr.af5s and CLEARED himself there r.
fnrtss.iJ 10 KoslyH tOong Kig io@S ehaFss
al nige No where ile y FrpsA are ga.
ployed. - snpsTiBieudeut Ibts sFehias
ni,ossf 7 % he gss Standing 80 TIE e,'ia
pauy' store y hen four seois we're hfeta ~
hlEi fir.jagf the dor asfg wipdoNs biit
sYase tai lisg fret. Bs gfew tw0 TkFs3sfrsi
hui eslid 45of see AIS one. feteles aP1sd
h. tslue No. l0F gnaFas There viz PROB,
abiy ie f0uble wieB be attempts 70 ieafe
shst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-25
waLLA wALlA Srws.
Another Change at the Garrison
Train Accident Near Alto.

WALL WAIt4. Der. 81 "A weil eGtlien-
fieaffn q Iaff comes from TOE garrison tAhi
Col iie8dsuin, who ssfsy Essuiue3 ts'fa
maIa 81 ffp Isfi, fes been dgfsa gstYf,'
tie retiring board o. olf'-' ana iees =
Col. John Green viii aeaan c3i'ff i5Yti.
Boise City 80 take eiRffe uHiil ihe sff4 a.
Of Cei. lnirss Hrlsliig of thu tllfd esthify ,
Who Is text IN The iine ~ pfOfaoiien.
Sandsg evening. - freighi ifa.u vas
going doWn a grace pesf Aiio, on iAe ~
psria bgaafb. u bffafns uaiDenaEe .iis.
obtaining great velocity, and threw ieb
loaaed cars ~ lhe ifack- Killing Erakegnan
I0pnB aud hfeaking ibe ifg ~ AiiUtiFf
brakeman. Tie CTug v a. an enureiy n&#
one.
There vii he ansss meeting herr satuF-
day 20 consider the railroad situation aud
devise rafs and means - assist IN DIiiS
ing Che Oregon 4 Washington rosd from
here to NAitsturg ana Dayton. The boards
OF trade ~ waitshufg aud Dayton. aud
Representative citizens, VIII b. pres III
WI Butcher. the yell-kn0Wu attorney
OF CenierYiile, Or. vito vas arrested lat
year by ksnsah sheriff, charged with
STEALING a male, has iast recovered Jadg
ment for sstUo against the sherin.
Married, Is this city. sunday evening.
Miss Maggie WEIGH and sol Centre, tliss
Meadow and David rsfabssH
The estimated wheat shipments from
Dayton this year amounted o. 7D0.OJO
DlHNf{h ~FAN fHf Et@F VIA AAftGAtfNA
this one.ilaiFd At isust
Hsturdsy evening whitman college re-
ceived from Rev. Hm. Barr0ns Of New
York Christmas gift ~ 500.
" IL announced that the marriage Of Nr,
Se' ReyBol 3 to Miss Carrie 81 Aeekcf VIII
be sole nnized this week IA this city.
The city looks beautiful tonight, In
wrcHihs ~ evergreen afia decorations and
electric lights. The streets are thrOnRed
with all eiAsses 81 people onlO} Ing the
sights presented b. toe Gsily dressed
stores which are crowded aith purchasers
OF holiday presents. All the churches are
having appropriate enter asumeuis
Among the many MHlla Nailiaus in the
city 10 speud The holidays, afe Herbert
GrtRg, Of the Oregon an, Portland, Nn. u.
Doiap, spokane Falls Col G. 81 Anderson,
Beattle; Martin q elm, san Francisco; }. :
Mckenzie. If Boulder: Mia Emilio bauer,
OF Portland; A. Y. CushmaH, Of Tacoma:
Major aud Mrs. ffuax. of Lewiston.
TEE viii VI Thomas Tifguey WAS pro
bated to-day. Lew Afkeny aBd sol Center
are executors n. j. tgbert Was appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Thomas W
Davis, lately murdered near here
Charles smith. the AOHtaBiAn. who a
few Gays ago desired % be admitted 10 the
peniteDtiAfy, Was adIudged Insane to day
by Judge Thompson, aud all BE- taken 90
kteiiacD1p soon.
Levi Kidaeil was confirmed as guard a.
tho penlb'uiisfy 20 dag
Tiiv weather is delightful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-25
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.


SEATTLE. Dec "a
Ihe clea-- hrarlug weather q today uas
cserr's welcomed by merchants aud tle
astsai s'r,zm oi rar,Gas..-s entering t.1,
wel.-dtekci stor.S Av,rs large ya1gee
o. b'ssiuess va, 3aHc. ana some merchant,
state ,he sales daring she pnssut holiday
season. 10 tg mura la-c-y lcsa fa. a4y
other TcTioa Ia The history Of seattle The
irut oasiayss ~as Eath iucIfe-ysi Wlrh
hy roe ron ARRIVAL "a $50 S4u Francisco
81 amer Ga time ro meet tbc or3c-s given.
. Tbs cvaai yumert 81 frnit % fs 0eeeiysd
cJn-i>:s ohie1y % o-aas,s lemons.
bananas and a uso5iyTzt- sapp}y 81 Srarc.
kssgsa rEes have a feuGcacv t5ua7as
h.saer values, white chalce frssh istal
b0f &c pa- dorm foG- hundre8 ca, s
. ed asseru az uow Oh the ;74ek awas'fr-
usiraLtee. Paiaiaes have = considerably
s-7sHsvs Hs-k-i. aud hay Is rising Os,.
( ksrlf col15ar la largely. lg,s sasks bs5s.
/ iae ccslT'S siace SATURDAY. The voalr-y
/ u.a-set Sas aeavay tsHsf o. Brtt ihs
. Eaav Gals. tlt tAe sappss # Ea.ts-u
b trssstd Turkeys zr4 chickens was eersI %
. ~. @ues!s.
NFkEHANplSE AND PRODUCE AS.
Z EkiF is-ua TAX She iset a hau-s ife
E rnrrr taftI.- sg.f u-,-fllee r-ss-i,s, - ~.
5 PA asvc bera IS sai3rWs. lsarst $50.
+ earrr ra@1- 81 i-s ehia s1a parcf
Seams rs l- a.. I lau- eatr 9. Lskr 81 .e
AZ af.s ~ ra-issa. stu tens. 20 aHftu !
I iaHs asgc r.tfcaaasiss eirsa.tss -Ina8if
=, - 'al-; tlts II 0ziuty. sz1e t.f.,
sap=as sEasas fitr a. fferfg q f.sas. Is 5ts
+ o. q "a Z )
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ssxkS sras. s. Eexss appaes. y e&ses ieE1-
sss8s- exzes ersnzes. 81 ass osHngs cifser.
- s&fks sxxsassss- - SACKS = slxss. so -
czsaas. u fazS sad sask- EFssrsses-
cgzsg ~ batter. &c ssses RaG boxes erxs. ,
essats EFr fHTkeys and $40 lfas afrssssi- )
S0opx nd erAsrs eAirkc8s. tofssss zE1
crkses geese. 30 tte-ees lard. II bikes
sssaEssf meat Is b6&s 20 kaf tb1z saG :
cases nesf. . Abs AIS! = hasf bis rsqfz. -
bBszs fssssxcro. - ha1 bits beer veal. !
hssTes, ear-soss 4zd Dces- ~ ksgs lisiis.
] esg-iazad. Ice. I ears wood ana a1esD sers
laasises
sfjIFMES TS-Barfng The last a. boom
Fagsx zEti Eaerehsns1ise ksge tesn ssi'Fp<<f
f.za -<aisle 70 tke surrounding e51Bfry -
r. l0Ts. Puget s8HnB shore rad. g
toas Columbia and Puget sound railroad.
II tons sesgtis. Lake ehoTs ard EasEerH
xaitwag. 81 fons steara~rsN nEfne -
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sous d: Jennie r., Puget sound; Hesper,
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CESS: bk. Canada aud Aureola
SEAH BAY, Dee. 2l-Clear; fresh east
wind
PJET GAMBLE Dee. 2S.-Arrived-Bk
Fresno.
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