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All Sorts.

At the Cavalry School: $50 here
recruit. do YOU think YOU are copper
stoc that YOU 'eer always falling
and risinq?"-Fliegende Batter.
Saleman-"That piece Of goo Is Will
work up into serviceable dress IT
YOU don't think the pattern is too
laud" Purchaser-"Oh. not at all.
The lrlv IN hrvinc it for is a deaf
mute. .'-Bingha lton Leader.
Aram;nta-"You put v""r arm
around nv waist 80 gracefully, George
G-,-re-"I have bad lots Of nr'c-
tice. was street car conductor five
ar."-Saturdav Night.
Ouincev-"Ifit were not for one
thing | would marry that girl.
Ricksecker-"What : the objection?
Quincev won't have Inc.
Young Husband (to his pretty wife
after the reception at Gen. Blank 81
why. the general acted Just az
though he was going to kiss YOU.
What would yon have done if he had
kissed vono' Wife-"I would have
smacked him right in the mouth.
Husband (medtativelv)-"Yes. that's
what | thought Saturday Night.
lie Spoke to Papa: She eagerly
..W.ll dearest. lid Won enrok to papa
3 this morning." He-"Yes, spoke to
N" She (evcitedlv)-"What did
he saw" He He said good NOR
n;ng. Epoch.
, Wife-"James. do Won X ,0w y at
| Won are q very small man Husband
s How ridiculous, am nearly SIX
a feet in height" Wife-"That makes
o no difference. Whenever ask you
S for money to go shopping Won are al
v ways short. Saturday Night.
r Mrs. Prim-"It's dreadful the way
> nen drrk these days, isn't it' Ny
lie ln-hand's head is so wc..k e can
a. drint. A glass of vichv makes blu
er roaring" Mrs BIim--"Ies, and IN.
as husband can't read the label on
lie beer bottle Will ont getting head
,che Saturday Night.
"Whoob, Loo out there, Johnny
shouted the old man, as he stuck b
head out from behind the woodpil
ne "vou better not 90 into the house
Who's after you?' as ed Johnn
MAJ" "Yes. Somebody tangled
sa' sa the zephyr that she was using to wo'
ne a God Bless Our Home mrtto, Al
she's been out Of temper ever since
&c" Washington Critic.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
Notice..

There will V. a meeting Of tho
Board of ..evee Commissioners Of the
Tens:,s Basin Levee District, at Ray
81 J., Ia. on W-dnes lay, December
10th. 1889, for the consideration OF
important matters.
An members are requested to at
tend. H. p. WILLS,
President.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

GALVESTON. Texas-C. }. ". John
son. who was arrested in New Orleans
for an attempt to defraud the Travel
ers' Insurance Company. of Hartford,
Conn. arrived here in custody OF
Detective Williams
/ Johnson made clean breast of the
whole scheme. lie stated that on the
night of his SUPPOSED disappearance
he threw log. with iron, into the
bav. and his hat after it. When he
did this his wife was screaming, while
he ran rapidly west into the union de-
not and boarded the 6:i0 north bound
train. He kept his wife advised OF
hrs vherebon,s under aliases of 'J. j.
Wirth. u. J. Writ and j.. J. West:
that he was to remain under cover IN
New Orleans until she had collected
the money, when she was to join HIM
and they would leave for parts nm,
known: that in all she did here she
had implicitly followed his instrnc
= tions.
: Mrs johnson, when interrogatec
. this morning. not knowing her hns
f band WAS in an adjoining room, EN-
f phaticallv asserted to Chief OF Polio
Lordon that her husband WAS dead
/ that she had seen him disappear be
a meath the waves. When shown a let
ter she had written to him as -.
Wirth," she still insisted he was dear
When the door was thrown open ar
Johnson was led in, she ws- sr eel
. less, bat threw herself tito las arm
and wept as if her he .rt would brea
~ After she became somewhat compos'
Johnson told bcr to confess all, viii,
she did. J>rnson is forty-one yea
old, a ns ave Of Port Gibson, Ontal
!" count. y. Y; resided ten years
= Foy. du Lac, Wis, where he was 6
" .aged in the dairy business, has
attending school, and where he "
IL" divorced from his first wife.
He claims to have resided in Tel
'"6 seven years, and married his pres
''e' wife at Victoria, Tex. He says h'
the nephew of Bonanza King Jt
les, ". Mackay. Affidavits to defr;
lro- have been nade against johnson
his wife and their chances for tt
ted, in the Eenitentiary are excellent
Times Democrat
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

badly damaged by roaming cattle
The Progress thinks that the Shell
Road could he kept in good order If
new road with fences on each side
was opened for cattle, etc.
TAYGIPAHoA.
Mrs. VI. + Tomlinson, Of Liver
pool. England. will spend the winter
with r. F. jackson. Of Hammond.
W. ". Vineyard has presented the
Hammond Leader with some extra
fine Gninces. weighing more than
pound each and measuring sixteen
inches in circumference.
Rev. J. II Lane has taken charge
of the Amite City Baptist church.
The new d Arbonne steamer Lake
Washington" is handsome boat with
electric lights and all modern in-
provements.
Messrs. Henderson, Sellers and
Bruton. of Union. have been appoint
delegates to the meeting OF the State
Agricultural Society in Arcadia next
January.
John +. Everett, prominent and
much esteemed LAWYER Of Union par
i.h died Oh November l2,h.
NEEMliI'N.
The sheriff will sell certain tract
Of land on December 2Sth.
\ WEST CARR IL
The Messenger announces the mar
u riace of Chas NJ Beadley and Mis-
II Kate Jones, that occurred in Floy
on Novrmber 18th.
e James Bcadly died in Floyd o
' November 18th.
WA*EISGT y.
, The cane crop of Washington
short this season, but the syrup Of
l. fine quality.
I, WEST rEIICiANA.
IN The West Eelicsana Fair Assocl
ton has elected John +. Irvine. pres
dent; jeff Hamilton, first vice-pres
dent. and Chas. NJ. Barrow. secretar
- : The Industrial News annonnc
~ that the Bayou Sara Messenger.
- illustrated journal, will make its Il
'e pearance about December ls,.
e Captaih George II. Frost, Of NJ
Orleans, and Captain Samuel La
bert, of Baton Rouge, visited Bay
ne Sara last week.
ew The Fe,icana Sentinel has reach
on volume XIV. May lis success e'
prove greater in the Journalistic tle
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
Notice!

The members of r. +. Mcclure
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, are requested to
meet promptly at IL O'Clock, n. M
on the % Wednesday in December.
Election of officers.
". +. O.IvfE, Secretary;
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

field have organized into one church
The Kangaroo reading club has
been organized IN Mansfield with ".
j. Elan, president and K. Il. Wolf,
vice president. kangaroo Is hard
" literary aprelation. but doubt-
less the Young men have followed
Shakespeare view regardless q Tie
eternal fitness of terms.
r,,rc,rr.II
....,!,.. ~,,d. ofr,s, Carroll A.,
..'l.t.4.,ul;,;.u
r,., ,,....lI ,.-.,..,r,, ,...,I,... of
grave irreoularities il, he daily mails
to Lake Providence.
B. 7. Shelby has retur.ei 20 Lake .
Providence after a rleasaul : journ of
seven months at gulf resorts.
r,sr B,rox II raE
r, r,r,;,.Ll, Uomo.te,1 Acso a.
L,';Il;.r o;oh, ro.;J.rcas N
d.. po,ra 4 most rro.,.ron>
II;
1nI,o M, pardes has anno;ntod
II w II cool,Ia T. { Co,omis-
.;,no, - Patton pouoo The Adyo-
cato considers the aprointment a
capital one.
Hon. J. T. Young has been ap-
pointed L. S. Commissioner for the
Baton Rouge district.
Miss Winnie Booth has been ap-
EAST rE'L'l'NN
The crops Of East Feilclana have
made satisfactory Weld this season
and the financial condition OF the
4 people is reported better than 1t has
/ been for some years.
The East Feli"iaua Agricultural
: Association has elected the following
8 officers for the ensuing year; L. y
Perkins, president; ". +. Herman
!. first vice-presldent; k. ID. RoWley
a second vice-president; Il. }. Ramsey
secretary; J. l.. Heyman, treasurer.
q GRANT
The Chronicle reports addAiona
! improvements in Coltax. The ne'
brick store of McNeely is nearin
completion, and will be one OF tn
70 finest in the country
iplruA.
in car,o;r GEORGE II KIM ex-mavc
st 6 1,.uoro,to d;.d Last week
Hon Jos.pb A Preaux yjsite
Io,.o.o,,al,s+ vasl,
T,o Ta.ba Pilot states tbattbe OIL
rk ,, &C tho y,ptrev refinery las, wee
y .os,t,n,1ooo 600 ,our5s Of suoa
an C,o uornshv > .ra,on dasreraa
IL , i.;,,a rooont,, :, I;t,la R,v,
p;coon hv . nartv Of officers dete
ice ,;nol rno, his arrest He resist,
rs Goor, ,nI 90
- en-. ILL, ,;,h hrl,a,s
,en @ ~, ruu;,,o' r;r;.h r,n,, h...hs
a,,oI .nd :, oor.;jorad .,
40 ooI,n,, ,,;aca Of workmanship
on r g Nsub;, and Miss Uarr
rrornor vere married in plaopem;
"'oEl"' "e'' mo- ''' ="
vi oi' ->oNe"hoe' :.
ely John +. Rils, of Plaquemine, di
on November Goth at the age of
years.
The lberyille South thinks that
" State engineers should give their
tention to raising and improving
oda levees in front Of PIaou mine :
lar- .oross ,ba Lavor
,ces The St' LOUIS sugar Piah'auoh
DR. yielding oOoo pounds OF sugar 10
acre.
Tho ,overnment fleet commen
work on the river front at Plao
;oIa.x.sM,
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

away and cast together 4 huge pile of
stones.
One of the oldest of all Irish SUPER
stitions is the belief that if Won chase
and catch butterfly Won imprison
the wandering soul Of your grand
mo,her.-New York Star.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
NOW. WILLIS
ATTY ND IIIIltliIl Nl
Kayviile La.

Will regularly su-ad ia" C""r's m 'ae "a
;shrs nf R~hiaud AMI Fra"kim. and else
wbsr- when husiurs. requires
Lsnds bnnghi, sold and exchanged "'
commission.
UnnIrnvrd and imrrovrd lands III Iafs'
n, small Tracts NOW nn i.snd for >aie
Th,. uninpr"v.i land is covered WIN :"
yarirty ui large nmher. suitable w 0"fh''
!. and .ntiic,rnt IN ouan,,'y for almost ah5 P"
fes.,
TI,. improved lani ia sui''h'" tn ap''r"'".
cal pu,,n>r- uo.--s-In2 daf1 sandy -"i' 'h'
f-,,,lrv Of which Is -xc-il.d 10y no country y
the world
Tbes. lands are conveniently located W."
reference io rallna Is, nsvIGa5e stream
thurche. schoni,. rtc.
churches. scn"oi-. etc.
Trlc p.,frrt. Term reasonable. ryahle u
ANNA, in.,a ilmenrs"r cheaper for cash Cor
respnnipnc- s"'rrIir!
Rsyv,lI~. In Msy30. 1873
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
CLAlBORNf.

Homers next pressing need, after
the bank, is a good hotel.
John G. Knighten and Miss Rhoda
Ledbetter, of Snmmertield, were mar
ried on November 18th.
The Homer Guardian announce;
the death of Joseph Shelton and DR.
Silas Turner.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
State Glearirgs.
fCui,d lr,In 'h- La. Rr,Iew
ACADIA.

ACADIA.
Tie assessed vi uation Of Rayne is
:lC9, 20 and Crowley $40, ,29O.
Vim. Wood. has q fine orange grove
near Crowley, and is selling the fruit
Cf :iTer hundred.
Tie ,.alia Sentinel reports the
man te-.ttion .. pnusuai interest in
educational ma..el- throughout the
parish. New school t...il~cs have
been erected, Others are in coutsra-
plation, and few years hence, Aca-
dia bids fair TO beceme one Of the most
intelligent points in tie State.
Av"YFII.Es.
The Bulletin states that Judge +.
North Cullom will remove to st. Ian
dry parish at an early date.
Messrs. J O. Cain, J F. Griffin and
W. B. Marshall. have been appointed
committee to call the attention of
Governor Nichols and the State En-
gineers to the important need o
erecting good levees in the bend o
Bayou des Glaises.
ASCENsI y.
Mines. J. F. Huorv and S. S. King
Of New Orleans. have organized II
Donaldsonville an auxiliary branch o
the Foreign Mission Siciety OF the NJ
Z. Church South.
Brulee Sacramento chapel was for
mallv opened at recent date Mas
was celebrated bv Father J. n, Can
tisser, in the presence of large as
semblage.
BIESvilLE
John E. Talbert And Mrs. Rut
q Gladney were married in Arcadia 0
. November 18th.
y A branch of the American BulI'
ING, Loan and Tontine Association h'
t been formed in Arcadia.
: Active work an the X. c. l.. Il
railroad has commenced at Arcad
y this week.
The A. NJ. and F. College has Il
students.
:. The new swords for the militia
company arrived last week.
- BOS>IER
u Plain Dealing received about 8
Y bales of cotton last week.
The trains are irregular at Pla
Dealing and ohe was wrecked |;
~ week in sight Of the town.
cAppc,.
The Caucasian announces that We
Y on the Belt line Is progressing RAPID
Tie Shreveport Building and Lc
Association is reported in a flourl
ing condition.
y P. Connor, the L. s. Signal Serv
officer at Shreveport, has been ira
ferred to more important station
~ Kansas City.
> Mrs. J. S. Swan and child
! reached Shreveport last week, a
H.. a pleasant sojourn in Virginia. l
Aaa will visit Mrs. W. II. Johnson bel
n, -" returning to their handsome home
- Red river.
:" The hotel arrivals in ShreveI
'A' we're creditably and rrogressl'
large last week.
CLAIBORNE.
Homer's next pressing need, q
the bank, is a good hotel.
u John G. Knighten and Miss III
,C Ledbetter, of Snmmerfeld, were
ried on November 18th.
The Homer Guardian annou
the death of Joseph Shelton and
Sias Turner.
CALCASIEU.
VrSa
AZ, y p Watkins has returned to
- Char ies from tour in Europe.
Tie Jennings Reporter publ
in il, asst issue the articles of /
w. poration of the Ladies Library
ciety of Jennings, formed for the
-
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

9Th Louisiana Ievee Board has de-
c!ied to spend an additional $4,000
in raising and improving the leveeS of
the upper enl Of the district, which
will bring the uniform grade to the
Diamond Island levee in Madison,
and prevent o, erAow in the future.
NAG'rIroCuts.
The Bulletin thinks that the estab-
lsllment Of a wagon factory IN Mar .
.Layille, would prove 4 fine invest
ment owing to the SUPPLY OF excellent
/ timber. to be obtained.
The railroad at Natchitoches is
doing a splendid business.
rcIHTr CnUPFE
Rev. Ftther p. Berthet, of New
Roads. was thrown from his carriage
last week an ba lly injured \ run
away horse caused the accident.
The Banner states that Mr.. Linds-
ilv. Of An hpr. Is still gathering water
melons from his garden, and served
them in add .tion to the customary
turkey on thanksgiving. This is an
item to open the eyes of the bIizzlrd
stricken population Of the Northern
] States.
plpTS
- Tie citizens of Alexandria are tax
a ING steps to organize a $4,000 Build
ing ard Loan Association.
T. The Eighth District Association
E (coloredD is working faithful lv in the
interest Of the proposed high schoo
- at Alexandria. The white citizens o
several parishes have given the as
sociation substantial aid, and th'
. building will be erected at an earl,
date.
- Mrs Chas Randall, of Shreveport
. and Miss Randall. Of Rhode Island
yis ted Alexandria last week.
Messrs. y. C. Blanchard and Wi
49, liam Robson joined General Comstoc
= in Alexandria last week to make a
insr ectior Of the river front.
Y. RED RIVER.
Y, Cotton and drummers rolled mi
ConSnatta at lively rate last wee
The Couzhatta brass band is maxim
,ol rapid musical progress and Will gI'
ew its first grand concert on Decemb
ng 10th.
he SABINE.
In the early spring the Sabi
Southron will be enlarged. and ne
,or steam press purchased, not to mentl
Office repairs improvements, etc.
ted Joseph C. Carter and Miss lie
Miller were married at Negreet |;
Mt week.
eek ST. LANDRY.
gar Major B. Bloomfield has been
40 pointed deputy clerk of the |.
." court at Opelonsas.
Ter The site Of the Ope!ousas Pull
'e' building is on the corner of Court a
was Landry streets, facing the court ho
square.
George Q. Ellns, of Opelousas,
een L s. Surveyor, departed last W
ex- with his corps of assistants TO max
survey of Pecan Island. The sur
-riet will be completed in a month.
lihe sr. TtMMAVy.
:. The St. Tammanv Farmer arpea
~ ~ last week in a new and becoming
tune of copper alloy type, fresh f
-, New Orleans. 1t is a pleasing
''' provement and makes the paper
a. neat and trim as possible in app
ance.
N is The St. Mary Banner will soon
the pear as an eight page edition. b
something of an editor also we
need generally pleasedto TO note evidenc'
,oue- prosperity in the rocky ways
journalism.
The Franklin Masonic Building
sociation has been organized Wi
600 m capital OF $4,000.
mber "N"''>'
Tie public schools of St. NJ
opened last week with good a
dance.
u ~ 70 The steamer Experiment has
tered the St. Martinsville and
Iberia trade.
tation 'i ~
n the The Uncle Sam sugar house h
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

r.. l.. lIDDFLL t.,ders his
|s.i", al services To the teorl- Of Ra =
and .urrnrn'iry n-iyhhuh"od
~ pcc'or will D.. iouud ~ his tIic.
-rlv o.rr,ri-d l., +. C. N",y"n,-rs q"
Anr,hrasI cnruer at the cnuri huus" square
81 his r.sldrrr" in Rhymes addition n
y lille, on snn~ siIr.t. $40 yarhs sorrh
rs PROFESSIONALLY engaged
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

"r"d not Offer Us anything les ,ha,
- rates.
""s' 'cr"mrauv every ,rd-r unless
"'>"r "r "g'r' j. known To- rh. uro-
he a r"-r'n-i'le iarry.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

3 s9Subsc'ioe ter the BEACON
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

A Hook and Ladder fire compcny
was organized in Vidalia last week.
The New Orleans, Natchex and
Fort Scott railway is receiving Its
rolling stock, and when the track
laying machine is placed in operation
work will be accomplished witt
marked rapidity. Work all along th'
line is progressing satisfactorily.
A Building and Loan Association
will be organized in Vidalia.
! Edward Gray. colored incendiar.
who recenely fired barn on tn
"Warnecut" plantation, in Concordia
was taken from the Jail last week b
ls party Of armed men and lyncssd.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
CAI.CASlEU.

J. p Watkins has returned to Lake
Cha,le. from tour in Europe.
Tie Jennings Reporter published
in il, asst issue the articles of incor-
poration of the Ladies Library So
cietv of Jennings formed for the pur'
pose of establishing and maintaining
Z library and reading rpom in ths
towL. Mary g. Daniels s president
Lima Z Briggs, vice-preeident; Ollvi'
| A. Shanksland, secretary, and Fannl
! Noble, treasurer.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07

In the early spring the Sabine
southron will be enlarged. and new
steam press purchased, not to mention
Office repairs, improvements, etc.
Joseph c. Carter and Miss Lena
Miller were married at Negreet last
week.
Richland beacon., 1889-12-07
ST. LANDRY.

The st. Tammanv Farmer appeared
last week in a new and becoming cos
tune of copper alloy type, fresh from
New Orleans. 1t is a pleasing I'M
provement and makes the paper as
neat and trim as possible in appear
ance.
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paine's
Celery Compound

quickly quiets and strengthens the nerves, when
irritated or weakened by Oyeru2rs, excesses,
disease, or shock. Il cures nery3f:sneSS, head
ache. dyspeIsiG. slcepIessneSs mcidGChOlia, and
other disorders Of the nervous system.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-21
Misht Photographs.

"Misft photographs for sale" is the
sign OIL a Michigan avenue photo
graph gallery. The man who owns
the place says he hit on that plan to
get rid of pictures that people order
and never pay for. "But who buys
the pictures?" asked the sketch artist.
"Oh, many folks. You see, young
man comes in here and sees d nice
picture of a girl and he buys one and
sends it home to his friends. Then
he takes one foT himself-perhaps
two-and in that way get my money
back. I know one Young fellow WHO
took some of my best work and sent
it to Germany to represent his wife.
The picture could easily have passed
for hers, as far as the features went.
but she was never dressed out like it.
Mothers who have little children
often buy pictures of children with
long hair when theirs hasn't grown
out and send around to friends at a
distance. I can sell brides pictures
without any trouble. l sometimes
think pictures that amt taken for
people look just as much like them.
Besides, it saves you all the trouble
of sitting."-DetrOit Free Press.
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"FOr q long time / was so nervous ana worn
out that could not work / tried many medi-
cineS, but none gave me relief until 1 used
Paine'S Celery Compound, which at once
strengthened and lnvigOrated my nerves.
HARLEY SIBERIAN, Burlington, VT.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When shehad Children, she gavethem Castoris
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Proposals for a Sewer.

SEALED proposals will be received
at the office of the Auditor and Police
Judge of the City of Astoria until Tues
day, August 9th, 1889, at u o'clock NJ,
for the construction of a tWelvPin inch
sewer in Main street, McClure'S AetO-
ria, fIOm the south side of 8th street 10
point 125 feet north of the north side
of COncOmly street, in the time and man
ner provided by Ordinance No. l10l,
of the City of Astoria, and Ordi-
nance No. 1107, amendatOry thereof
Bids must state the price per lineal foot,
of terra Gotta pipe, price per man-hOle,
catch basin, branches, reference being
had to the estimate and plans and spec
ificatiOnS on file in the Office of the Au-
ditOr and Police Judge. Work shall be
completed within ninety days after the
signing of the contract by the parties
thereto. Bids must be strictly in ac-
cOrdance with printed blanks which
Will be furnished on application to the
Auditor and Police Judge, particular
attention being called to the note on
said blanks. The contract will contain
a provision to the effect that i'm case of
failure to complete said work within
the time specified, the contractor shall
forfeit the sum of five dollars per day
for each and every day required to COM
Specified. The contractor or contract
Ors when the contract is let shall enter
into bond within forty-eight hours af-
ter receiving notice of the award with
at least two good and sufficient Sureties
in the penal sum of $1,000 for the true
and faithful performance of all terms
and conditions of said contract.
Said bond shall also contain a provis-
| ion, that such contractor or contractors
shall and will hold the City of Astoria
and the officers thereof free and harm
less from any and all liabilities, or re-
spOnSibility, from any loss or accident
resulting from careleSsneSS or neglect
during or resulting from such work
and the said bond shall be approved by
the mayor of said city, The right tO
reject any and all bids is. hereby re,
served. j. w. WEIGH.
| w. l.. ROBE.
| /. b. ELBON.
| Committee on S. and p, w.
| Dated, Astoria, Aug. Goth, 1889.
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Tones up the
Shattered Nerves

For two years was sufferer nom nervous
debility. and thank God and the dlscoverer or
the valuable remedy, that Paine's Celery Com
pound cured he. Let any one write to me r0I
advice. GEORGE W. BOUTON, Stamford, Conn.
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FOr nearly q
month l was not
able to sleep, put
after using PATNE's
CELERY COMPOUND
for two days, in
sOmnia fed and
strength return
cd" e. G. SMITH.
ClausSen, S. C.
6I hava faE-pE
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The battle of Gettysburg will go
down iii history as among the great
battles of the century. Congress at
the coming session will be asked for
funds to make a complete survey of
the field and locate the various COM
mands that took part in the great
contest
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-21
Distress After Eating.

This result OfindigestiOn will no long
er be experienced if Simmons Liver Reg
ulatOr is taken after each meal. 1t is
such good digester, and so mild and
pleasant in its effect that it is used by
many, after hearty meal, to insure
good digestion. The Regulator does
not nauseate or irritate the stomach, but
cOrrectS acidity, dispels foul gases, al
in its digestion.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-21

w. S. Huntington says railroads
will soon make 100 miles per hour.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-21

The greatest known depth of the
ocean is midway between the island
of Tristan d'Acunha and the mouth
of the Rio de la Plata. The bottom
was there reached at a depth OF 49,
263 feet, or S34 miles, exceeding by
more than 1900 feet the height of
Mt. Everest, the loftiest n mountain in
the world.