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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
FOB REET-R0OMs

Tor REST-Elezantly furn.-Hed roo1ls WITH
4 board new hrlck bsi1sa3ag. ceniaia - al
modern improvements batA. ecl= afs1 L.%ass1 -
Central. +iS2
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All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted
from to i've lines. sc per week. all notices over
FIVE lines VIII be charged for ar the "a of five
cents per line per wees-no notice taken for less
than . cents.
All For Sales. Help Wanted. For Rents or other
business notices from TO Eve lines 50 cents per
week-all notices over Ave lines VIII be charged for
al the rate of ten cents per line per weekao notice
taken for less than 80 cents.
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SCHOOL
P r 7 N CT P A LIS

just completed and for sale at this office Record
of Teachers Ability" for use by superintendent
and Principals of COMMON, CITY and GRADED
SCHOOLS. Can be used in any city. The book 8
Of a convenient size to carry in the pocket Bounu
in Cloth, 30 cents; Flexible Back, 100 Sent by mail
TO any address upon receipt of 81 cents for cloth and
81 o. for flexible binding. Orders by mail mail will
receive prompt attention. Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE.
WICHITA KANSAS.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Y DIRK Money.

NEW YORK, Feb 6.
Money on call easy at 2@S per cent, last loan
I; closed offere'i az :. .,,e ,,er cant
Sterling excl ange unsettled ana weak VIZ "a q" -,
mai huei5ess at s. 50 for 70 day bills ana - co ioi
demand It.,
c lle of stocks today were 55lli2 shares
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

BUTTER-Firm: fancy creamery. 27C229c; choice
TO nne .ga22c; fine dairy. aAG23c; good 10 choice,
lsa2ic.
EGGS-Steady; IS6 ISlsc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

Cash quotations were As follows
FIOUR-Firm; UNCHANGED.
WHFAT-Nu. 2 spring 96&4G9ic. No. 3 spring.
nominal: No , red. 9iAsG9ic.
CORN-No. ?, SIC.
OATS-No. 2. 25lSa25tlc.
RYF-No. > 4Glgd41c
RARLEN-Nominal.
FLAX SEED $i.60.
TIMOTHY Seed Prime 81 IS.
PDRK-Sll S,1pGll 80.
IARD-S6 81.
HISKY-Sl.03
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PIANO TUNING.

w. a. Powers, practical piano tuner and repairer
IS years experience, and work fully warranted
OroeIs left at Shaw's music house, IZ5 n Main. vii
receive prompt attention. 43-u
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st. Louis Live stock.

-. forTs. Feb. G.
CATTLE-Reoeipts I.7ne shipments 7O0 Ma-ket
strong. Choc heavy native = 754 SC. fair
COCO u Qgs s6 butchers steers medium 70 choice,
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S. Z PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS.

Graduates of Chicago Veterinary College; mem
bers Of the Chicago Veterinary Association.
The doctors ase prepared 10 do all kinds of veter-
mary work. including canine practice dentistry and
all surgical operations Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special Calls by tee-
phone, telegraph mail Will receive prompt atten-
ton day or night.
Office 325 East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. j. 129-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

IaclA1zpo1s journal; Aad 80 Governor
Isaac Pussy Gray rzezEs 70 have r-r-re-
veugc or the brethren sno rubbed him oz
toe s.. Louis slate last SUMNER with :
oandaZA DAases Webster Voorhees, VIII nna
Il aecesszr- 10 grSzr hsE21 oSViS waer Dc
wates izto Indiana gr@ss fro-1 ;a1s ilnae
sJxsa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07
ROGERS.
j. ID. PHILLIPS

The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles.
he also carries the finest assortment of picturs
r. lines in the city. Give him friendly call and OK
nine SAN ee
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DENTISTS.
Il. G. SEELYE
/. c. WILSON.

Dentist has removed his once 70 the Getto Bald
ING. Corner second aHd Kan str e. - II
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Wichita Gram Market,

Wichita UIdiIi JIaFktI'
Furnished by J. ". Hawn & Co, grain ana com
mission merchants,
wHEAT-No. > soft. ssGsoc; No. hard, .SS25ic;
CORT@No 2white 25G34c: No. 2 mixed ZAazoc-,
oATS-No white, Cg2oc; No. mixed IVS-ic'
RYE-5Sc.
HAY-S4 50G5 CO.
Furnished by Oberne. Hosick & Co.
HIDES-Green 81 5o83 %. green salt - VEs2 W. w
frv sailed Gl0c; gr pelts 400 5c Dry pens oi-'
IALLOW-No. prime i1ec; NO. <o52c'
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WICHITA DENTAL INSTITUTE
CREDITOR & BUCKW ALTER.

Dcnt.sts-unly stso log = good s., o. 5ee A. one
half - ice sar 81 surgical. Operations without lain
~ North Main street. u.g
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

I'oR SALE OR ExCHASGE-Propert east, wet
north and south farms from isa acres up 20 Ia
o. acres improved and unimproved city property
IN almost every town IN Kansas and also IN Illinois.
II you have anything 70 sell or trade call and
me, once hours from 20 u a and 20 p, H.
room l.. Getto block a. J. Edgeworth. IS Il
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Dentist. All work guaranteed nrSs-cixss once
rs z. Douc,S a. Sveuue. barnes d Sons dr1s
store Wichita. hAlsSA dlslf
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PzfL&DELyzIA, July - lisa
wxkiaa E&sLk " .CasE&. kzn
Gss1tssuaxus-&s have sexn ons Ct rvar
Ma-zxzss I>oaa E<g1x.erz NJ sss~ oszes 4
the F'AlisdslysssA Mortgage AID Trus. "a.
It's city. Azs1 ssza!l - oblas~s Il y5z -
ssnsi iSzzs coszzgsaET Szss Esrnat2f Il a. ~
sr~css ~ YcEr earliest cxsaysEssrzcs azz.4 70
s1sz4a Es.srstaIsT yours.
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Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE office. d63 If
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS EFFlE E. CAV

MISS EfFlE h. CAVE.
Teacher of the singing voice in the art Of express
sion and panoforte playing. Miss Cave will re-
ceve pupils at her residence, corner Second and
Main street, room 81 Fletcher building. ds9-1
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FOR TRADE
LOST.

4 OSr-A chiid's gray muG. Lost between Nun
4 \ son & McNamara's and The corner Second
and Empora. The finder viii please leave ssiue AZ
toe Eagle Office ds5 stf
Y OST--A bay pony with saddle on. lie rewarded
u b. leaving information at ~ Seds's lck hock-
l.. r. Sherwood. 5i-olf
r OST-On west side Tuesday afternoon a gold
1 4 ring solitaire diamond set The finder viii -
ssIltahy rewarded By returning II 70 Chancellor
Everest, GARFIELD university. st-5f
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UiIIn ~ Card, Wedding Invita-,
tioas Luncheon Cards
IHlLl MI Menu Cards. Party Invita-
ols, PRINTED r. IALhO-
graphed at 20 Wichita EAGLE Office, Wich
TIA, Kansas
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Daily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Market.

Wichita Market.
FURNISHED by Ditmars. Voris s. Vandiver Live
Stock and Commission Merchants-J
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS. Feb g.
The following charges and rules govern these
cards. Yardage hogs &C per head; on cattle, SUc
and sheep &c. Hay, 81 per cwt.: corn, &c per ou,
"Reminiscences per car on hogs; cattle, 90 per
mead; I0c a head on wagon hogs and 40 per car On
sheep. Inspectors dock pregnant so~s ~ anu sUass
0pounds.
CATTLE.
Good ..--'---- 49, 40
FAIR
hogs.
r,,o,o. 1,b+ ........e4 S7l@94 %
Choice heavy. - ~ e
GOOD mil n ~ *
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+. N. C0NKLN. n. y.

General practitioner Of medicine. surgery cvnae-
Voloy and Obstetrics Tress al chronic and private
diseases. Oxygen treatment given wneR required.
Pies and all disease 81 the rectDrr specially
O1ce removed 20 Ia Nor5a Main street, over Kan
sss \ar,oaa! Bank. U:.ice noars > toi2 s. NJ n
and :, "a p. II. cNl-sf
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TAKEN UP.
STORAGE.

CTORAGE-For hou~shSld goods or rnsrchs NJ ss
- boxed or loose II yo9 have any goods 10 siors
bring them to the wichita storage Co. No. is wsss
Douglas k-a
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VI ANTED--To trade Mosler safe with burglar
W proof chest Tor Il large IRE proof safe win
increased capacity. Address call at lSs " Main
street ). W Cooper. 65-I
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PACIFIC r. r

CITY Union Ticket office, IL North Main street.
md Union Depot, near OAK street
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i fssr.-zzssk. 81 sssszr 3 & a. a9e p ~
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wv ANTED-To buy an upright Office desk, Ad-
w dress J. II, Eagle Office, giving description
and price expected. dit
NrANTED-Catte 10 herd. viii charge 20 cents "a
w head Ter MOI til 20 take them uui and return
them; viii toe RESPONSE bic FOR estrays for the season.
Address w. Il. Tyler, Hakle. kan. TI2.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-07

W ANTED-Residence by family OF three adults
" To rent furnished or unfurnshed residence
of about rOOnlS. modern cOHVenIenCes. in de-!r-
able locality, with stable prefer ed Kent payable
IN advance Tor "A term, IL object. UneNceptional
references Address with fun particulars, Resi-
denCe lock box 5L 6s-G+
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Chicago Live Stock.
CUTCAC0 Fen g.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y-
iRock Island Route.
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Z r.a-e sefr szss a. o SO fr1ai- Ter .sfxs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED-Canvassers FOR door plates. bells
w house nun ers. alarms. etc, good pay: fun
ter q Emssell. GrAmd kAp-ds. Mon. all lltL
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Tor EsFNT-sseesT fsrE1saes5 . 7afurnisss
r -aoazs - ter - . - aseakt. - i2rKs ffs1i
ro1-zs = ssi-s. ~ = e1s4lA eE<Es 49, s1sge q
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
County Officers,

Prosecuting Attorney, W X. Chandler
Circuit Ccrk 4 Recorder, Him. NJ. Morgan
Cvsn4y L erk +. M. Wells.
Sheriff, John Huskev'
Collector, James Seabaugh.
Treasurer. Robert Drum.
Assessor Albert Perkins.
surveyor John A. Reilly.
school Commissioner, Will A. Dunn.
Public Administrator, John I, Welch.
CIRCUIT COURT.
J. d. Fox, Judge, Regular Terms, I'd Mon.
day in March and September.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
BoIlinxer Mills.

Esq. Wells is very sick with
fever.
Married, r. F. KEN to Mrs.
West, on the 1st,lnst.
John w. King is now clerk
ing for f. M. Wamack.
Born,-To the wife of John
Virgin, on the l4th, a gill.
Born, To the wife Of James
Calder, on the 18th, a girl.
Mrs. James Crosby has re-.
turned home from Illinois.
Thomas Greenwood is now
clerking for j. V. SlinAald.
IF. Back has his new house
completed and has moved his
family therein.
James A. Slagle arrived home
on the 18TH from Marble Hill
with his better holf.
w. r. Underwood started on
a hunt a few days ago, when he
took sick and had to be hauled
home.
Mrs. Henry y. Dixon OF Cape
county is here on q visit to her
parents and her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Dixon. H
Married, John D. McRee to
Miss Virginia Stevens II
Wayne county, on the 18th,
Rev. Span officiating. @
g. II. Pape is going to move
his family to WAYNE connty
and crop with his father.in-law,
Judge I'ruihl, next seaAon.
jerome Sylcox has cold hls
farm to his brother, A. 5. Syl.
cox Of Wayne county. and he's
moved 10 the Boston Mountalna.
q. w. Pope made his rw'ape
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
From Latin.

We have The finest corn crop
we have had for years.
We are to have new wagon
shop in the near future.
A. Clippard is shipping a
large amount of dried fruit.
DR.. J. M. Finney shipped two
car loads of cattle from this
place last week.
j. M. Finney and B. j.. Win.
ters will build Il large icehouse
this fall.
Luther Grimsley returned
from Illinois last Sunday, where
he had been visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. B. +. Winters killed a
rattlesnake one day las week
measuring four feet and having
six rattles and a button.
The farmers in this vicinity
are we'll along with their wheat
sowing; quite u large acreage
i beirg sown and is being put
In in fine condition.
B. +. Winters shipped thirty
i've bushels of fine fruit to st..
Louis last week, dried on the
Zimmerman evaporater, for
which he is agent.
The Wheelers, Alliance and
other citizens Of Bolllnger coun-
" will have u grand picnic on
\ October the third, Hon. James
~. Walker and other eminent
|epAakers will be on hand to
dlscuss the issues Of the day.
There will b. ~ table 16D Fact
long, laden with all the eatables
The country affords. All arc
coedlolly Invited. Como one,
cOsnvnll nnd have " good time.
) jgRRy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03

AO 4AAc bAD ATVOAAZSs
]. w. Hahn is here on a visit
70 his parents.
G. L. Bond is building an ad.
dition to his house.
Miss r. E. Bois is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Henry Maytield is section
foreman on this section.
Mrs. w. Phelps very sick
with the chills and fever.
Judge Shirley will soon have
his new dwelling finished.
Miss Maradie Mayiield visit
ing in St. Louis this week.
Rev. Bifle breaches here the
2nd Sunday in this month.
T. M. Jones went to Stroder-
vile Saturday on business.
F. Governeau of Doe Run is
spending a few weeks here.
R. H. Shirley left last week
for Lake City, Ark, to work.
Prayer meeting every Tues
day evening at the M. +. church.
j. H. Lules Is having a new
warehouse built to his restau
rant.
The postoffice has been mov-
ed next door to Lutes' restau.
rant.
John Rhodes went to Miller
vile Friday and took IN the
picnic.
Mr.. Braun of Bismarck was
here the first Of the week Oh
business,
G. Masters who has been
WORKING at Blownwood is home
on q visit.
Miss Laura Cavaness was
visiting in Glen Allen Saturday
and Sunday.
Uncle Jesse Hahn's wife had
a congestive chill Sunday and
is very sick.
Geo. E. Clark and family left
last week on a visit to his old
home in the east.
DR.. A. J. Maytield and wife
were in FredericKtown* last
week on business
Peter Winters is building a
nice dwelling house on his farm
| ~ mile west of town.
K. Hatcher who has been
working at Brentwood tor the
past six weeks is visiting his
family.
Miss Ina Bark who has been
visiting IN St. Louis for the
past three months returned
home Friday.
Mr.. Walker of Kansas pass
ed through our town last week
on u visit to his brother OF Boil
linger Mills. He reports crops
good.
Our public School has 50
scholars enrolled. We have
one Of the best schools 50 far
that we have had for several
years.
z. 7. Peirce is gaining quite
q reputation for practicing law
before Il Justices court, He
says that he has met prosecu-
ting attorney Chandler in four
suits, and downed him twice
He is anxious for another case
to decide who is on top.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03

1 e@Sa6No
moved to the country.
"A Mr.. Staley of Illinois Is
visiting s. M. MeeKs, Esq.
John Burrow of Brown
wood was in town Monday.
j. T. Wells has put a new
roof on the dwelling which he
occupies.
Chris McCans is home from
Charleston where he has been
some weeks.
Mr.. Bailey and family were
visiting the family Of ]. J. Con.
rad few days.
"A special setting Of the
County Court is set for Satur
day to inquire into the insanity
of Andrew HusKey.
If the weather'is favorable
several of our citizens will At
tend the Wheel and Alliance
picnic at Latin ot the 3rd.
"A small fire in the beating
stove cool mornings and even
ings will drive out the damp
ness and perhaps disease.
DIR. w. G. Talley says that
he has a June apple tree which
is bearing the second crop. and
and that the third crop is start.
ing
"A. H. Bowenkamp came
home frow st. Louis last week.
He has been working in the
city for sometime. but Will now
remain at home.
Daniel Belchamber of Glen
Allen met with e serious &C.
oident Sunday in jumping from
a moving train near Charleston.
He sustained a severe wound
on the head, and at this writing
is very low.
SPEAKING:-H. w. Hick.
nan, President Of the Farmers
and Laborers' Union of Ameri.
ca, will address the people of
Bollinger county at the court.
house in Marble Hill on the
18th of October. All invited.
Did you say that you want
ed none but a good watch, and
have not enough money to buy
one9 All right, 60 to Jaques y
Sons, Lutesville, Missouri, and
they will sell yon one on week
ly or monthly payments, and
before you know it you can
have al elegant watch, and you
will hardly miss the money you
paid for it, Satisfaction guar
anteed. They will also sell
you clocks or musical instru-
ments on the same plan. Go
and see their elegant stock.
All who have tried their watch
es can say ll'ry were all they
were represented to be.
Here is a word from Hoard's
Dairyman to those who chu n
all day through the Fall and
Winter to get butter, and then
fail: "Do not let the cream
stand over forty. eight hours be-
fore skimming. Then do not
let the cream stand over two
days before souring. Ii yon
have u quart that is acid it will
help to sour the rest. We have
experimental and believe that
milk or cream remaining too
long before sonring develops
the principle antagonistic to
butter, and is the cause of long
churniug The cream from one
pan that has stood until it has
a bad taste and IS not acid will
ruin q large lar of butter.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03

from his guard during circuit
court, while Constable Allard
was attending court at Marble
Hill. Pope was charged with
stealing a 500 coat from J. v.
Slinkard. Wxyz
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
"A copy of the "American
Farmer can be seen at this of.
fee. '''' VI
Time Table.
ST. L. I. N. Il S. RAILWAY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

v. 5. Senators, Geo. G. Vest and Franc;,
Cockrell. '""'''
Representative in Congress, I4th District
1ion. James P. Walker
State Senator, NJ. X. Smith. Farminpton
Representative, ]. NJ. Zimmerman,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03

rrowell Lodge. No. 44o, A. +. \ A: M.
Meets a, their hall in Lutesville, on Friday
night on or before each full moon. Tran
scienl brethren cordially invited. A. X.
Iaaucs, W. M. Geo. Z. Statler, sec'y, -,
ARnLE HILL Lodge, No. 29S A, F. and
A NJ. Regular communications pm Sat
urtay on or before full moon. lranscent
brcthren invited. a c Snider W.. NJ; J z
stevens, 5 W; c Bifle, W; l. Bow
man, Secretary; TT Nells, Tyler.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
,IRCUlT COURT,
COUNTY COJIRT

y. 4, Zimmerman Presiding Judge; VIM
=. Shirley and d. =. Hill Associates.
Regular Terms, I'd Monday in February, May
August and November.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
PROBATE COURT.

Jasper frymire Judge, Regular Terms, I'd
Monday in February, May, august and
November.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
Land. Land.

.\Ll. parties who have LMND 10 se,' NJ. w.,,
Gn.i h "a iixH interest to call early and g''s
ihc description Of Il to
y. j. SNYDER,
A, W. x Kings store. as he has started .
land A. ncy here, and mean. nus'hc,.'
IN, .NlhER 4 rANNNh"N Ne'"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1889-10-03
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES

"" . NOH11N HND DOCtT IND.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services as follows:
Preaching, Second and Fourth Sunday
morning and evening.
Sabbath School. $3.50 A. NJ. J.W.
Revelle, Superintendent.
Covenant and Business Meeting Satur-
day morning before the Fourth Sunday
in each month.
Prsycrmeetings on Thursday evenings
q the Presbyterian church st $50 P. Nj
B. l.. BOWMAN, Pastor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-23
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Unreliable RumOrs And Tangible Facts

It was reported to The Historian
yesterday that important measures
had been decided upon by the direc-
tors of the Astoria and South Coast
Railway Co., which included the pur-
chase of what is known as the Kin
ney cannery: that the work of laying
track thence westward to Smiths
Point would Immediately begin: that
tracklaying westward from the point
now reached west of Skipanon would
cease, and that work would begin on
the railroad trestle westward from
this side YounG's bay, and the i'm
mediate construction of a depot at the
site of the cannery.
Inquiry as to the truth of these rum
orS developed the following facts:
At the last meeting of the board of
directors proposition for the sale Of
the Kinney cannery was made, but
not acted upon. 1t is believed that
the depot will be located in that vic
unity, negotiations being now in pro-
gress to obtain sufficient ground at
the north end of the street for that
purpose.
Work of tracklaylng does not stop,
but on the return of engineer Haber-
sham the intention is to begin, as soon
as possible, the work of laying track
westward from J. G. Trullin-
gers to Smiths point, and also
to begin the construction of the east
ern portion of the trestle, and extend
it from this side of Young's bay to the
channel; the contract for building the
draw bridge across Skipanon creek
is to be let in Portland to-day.
President Reid has gone to New
York with the S3,000,000 bonds to
place them in that city, and every
thing is moving along satisfactorily
toward the final end of having rail-
road connection accordance with
the terms of the contract
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Judge Deady is i'll at Washington.

Judge Deady is i'll at Washington.
Ed ". Deadly and wife are in the
city.
Frank Spittle has been appointed
notary public.
Miss Gussie Gray has returned
from a visit TO Tacoma and Portland
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery, of Willapa,
Wash, is in the city on visit to her
friends.
Joe Surprenant, is confined to his
room with an attack of sciatic rheu-
matism.
A dispatch is received from Mrs.
o. p. Graham, saying that her hus-
band, in Chicago, was much better.
Among the many Astorians return
ing yesterday from Portland were Mrs
r. Carruthers, Miss Grace Carruthers
Ed Wright, Chas. Brown and Il. s.
Loughery.
Marion d. Egbert has been ten
dered the position of managing editor
of the Spokane Chronicle, but will
not accept, preferring to remain at
Walla Walla.
Chas. Albert, one of the crew of the
i'll fated alaskan, which went down
off Cape Blanco last May, was not
drowned, as supposed. He writes
from Hong Kong to his mother that
after the steamer went down he floated
on piece of wreckage for seven days
when he was picked up by the bark
Kitty, lumber laden from Astoria tc
China, and that he expects to be back
next January.