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psnrne.. Cnn,t DO Cured

by local application, rs they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the eur,
There Is only one way TO cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an intlamed con
dition Of the mucus lining Of the Eus'
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is en-.
tirely closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
aud this tube restored to Its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mucus surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol
any case Of Deafness, Caused by catarrh, \
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free,
D&w FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
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Regarding the investigation Of The
Pension Bureau tho New York pra.
makes some very timely remarks. They
arc In tho nature OF friendly advice "a
the gallant Corporal, and no doubt will
DO taken In good part by him. The
Pres says;
lie comes out Of tho Investigation Tho samI
honest, COURAGEOUS, blg.heatlOd soldier, but no
has learned q lessOn-nAinely, that tho Commits.
HlOuet Of Pensions mist exercise eternal Will
lance, else he IA likely 10 10 imposed ubun, Di6t,
tlMBa III QiAflefA neat AZ home aud Whpfu iIibn.
silIuti N least expected, The experience Of Nd
last few months, therefore, MIL CaffY WIih N
many useful lessons fOf The new COTbfiittiSneS
aud 10 wlll undoubtedly profit lhEtOifOm, fhCft
II ample opportunity. iOt Nj, Tanner Ia make 4
splendid reputation for himself AZ lhO head N
this bufgal NJ an impartial, judIClnus 0Iieei
With decided sympathy iOt The yeleflhA Oh M
Wat, and al the same time q strict ftlHI ri NM
lava which he IA called upon 70 admlhISlRf, M
dls0bVy those laws or 10 exceed his pfpfOlalIye
will lhlufe tile hnldletA' cause fat more titan M
gtantlnH OtB few tensions Will benentIt, V6in,
missioner TAnntt mist realize ihtk. Beliir
down l0OTpfy.day business, Corporal, BhakOOd
yOuf bad adviser, bounce those who hAvoIaken
hdvantagOb VI thelfUniciAl pOtlilOn6 Ia Niailfoe1i
thOlf own behAlOhI through, and giyo INC conn.
w A!CtedlAbla and tillahINdmlnlllall0h oI
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DIED.


~DUvAL-on Tuesday, August Q, 1859, MARY
HAMMOND, wife Of W. X. DuyRl, OF Omaha
Nebraska, formerly Of Wheeling.
InlCrment at wcllsburg on Saturday morning Of
10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family arc In
yItCd,
PYLE-on Thursday evening, August 8, 1885, al
$50 O'Clock, WILBUR w, infant child oil
William and AIDA Pyle, agedG weeks and .
days. =
Funeral services at residence Of parents, No. 3O7
Main street, this Saturday. morning at S:aC
O'Clock. Friends Of tho family arc invited
to attend. 1ntCrmCnt at Mt. Wood Gene
terry.
MILLwARD-on Thursday morning, AuPuSts 8,
1889, at 1880 O'Clock, FRED. o., son Of James
and Sarah Millward, aged ! year and
months.
Funeral services OF residence No. 2Os Eleventh
street, this Saturday afternoon OF 2 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
Interment at Peninsula Cemetery.
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LADS AND LAssEs PINIS'.
An IscIdsptin the Course Of a North Caro-
lima Game,


WaIhb0NR POS,
Back in the North Carolina mountains
the student Of customs may still find
material for research, The most unique
are the kissing games, which still cling
to the soil. A lot Of big-limbed, power
full young menandapple-cheeked buxon
girls gather and select one Of their nuns
Der as master OF ceremonies, He taxes
his station in the center oil the ROOM
while the rest pair of and parade around
him. Suddenly one young woman VIII
throw up her hands and say;
u am a'pinin',"
The master OF ceremonies takes IT up
and the following dialogue and tnterlo'
cution takes place;
NAIiss Arabella Jane Apthorp says
she's a-pinin', What is Miss Arabella
Jane Apthorp a.pinip' furY"
"I'm a-plnin' fur q sweet kiss"
"Atiss ArabellR Jane Apthorp says
she's a-pinin' fur q sweet kiss. Who Is
Miss Arabslla Jane Apthorp a'pinin' fur
q kiss from?"
"l'ma.pinin' fur avery sweet kiss from
MI, Hugh Waddle.n (Blushes, convul.
siye giggles, and confusion on the part oil
Miss ATabslla Jane Apthorp at this lore
ed Confession,) MIR, Hush Waddlewalks
up manfully and relieves thu, fair Ara
bella's "pinin' "byasmack which sounds
like a ~3'year-old steer drawing his hool
out Of the mud, -,
Then a young man will be taken with
a sudden and unaCcountable "pinin',"
which, after the usual exchange OF ques,
tions and volunteered information, re-
yeals the name OF the maiden who causes
the "gnawin'h sud "pinin'," She
coyly retreats out doors, only TO- be
chased, oyertaken, captured, and torcibly
compelled to relieve her capturer's dis
tress. ~,
AT one Of these entertainments, which
Il was the %narratOr's fortune to attend
there was a remarkably beautiful younl
woman who had been married about :
month. Her husband was present,
huge, beetle. browGd, black.eyed young
mountaineer, with q fist like a ham
The boys fought shy ofthe bride for ieal
OF inCurring the anger OF her hulkinG
spouse. The game went on, for somt
time, when symptoms OF irritation dc
yeloped in the giant, striding to thu
middle OF the room, he said:
"My wife ez poorly, N ez nice 'nswee
ez any gyrl hyar, You uns has know
her all her lie. This game las beer
a.goin' on half an hour an nobody ha
pinned for her oncet, Efsome one doesn'
pine fur her putty soon thar will b.
trouble"
She was the belle ofthe ball after that
Everybody pined for her.
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Gone 10 Canada.
M,
Kooponn-By tho way, Bonds, what
caused the decline In your bank shares
to.day-dlvlded OFF,
Bonds ilaConlcaIlyl--No, cAshler.

oUR readers have doubtless often no.
tlCed that Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 well
spoken Of In tho newspapers. The press
10 quick 10 recognize tnefiL aud does mol
hesitate 10 give praise where II 10 due,
The following 10 from the BdpltSl Wetk.
" leading religious paperi
"AdveftlBlng may bring an article
prominently before the public but no
advertising can long help IL II Il has not
real merit Hoods sar6Aparilla ID well
advertised but the best proof Of lts value
ID that 90 many persons use II on the
recommendations Of friends who have
proved its virtues
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InAyE been subject to painful boilt
and carbuncles over my body during the
spring season, and after much suffering
and much useless d~octoring ] found q
permanent Cure in Swift'ss Specific. 1tis
the monarch Of blood medicines.
L, j, WILLIS, Augusta, Ark.
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A Natural mistake,
Tine.

Cholly-How did Tweddy come Ia
lose his cane, Gworge2
Gworge-Well, the other day the OIL
GERS came awound TO ahwest Fweddy,
don'tcherknow, and by some mistake OF
other they got hold Of Fweddy's canein
stead OF him.
"That was sadl"
"Indeed II was. And Fweddy needs
his cane veal badly"
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No MEDICINE in the world is in better
repute or more. widely known than
Ayers SarsapariFia, Asa safe and certain
remedy for all manner Of blood disor.
ders, leading physicians and druggists
everywhere recommend 1t in preference
to any other. D&w
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The latest scheme of the Sugar Trust
is to negotiate with q view to gaming
control Of the markets Of the entire
world. The news lsno less important to
the whole race than the plan is daring.
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W. II. nAlLEn. AuctioGncioTr.
SALE,

-
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made 10 me as
trustee by Nathan wilkinson and Maggie j. vii.
kinsor, his wife, dated the 9th day Of July,
1875, and now Of record In the clerks office Of
the County Court Of Ohio County, West Wiz.
ginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. q, on page 107,
will proceed TO sell at public sale al the front
door. Of the Court HOuEe Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1889,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. tho following
property, situated on tho cast side OF EOIr street,
between Twenty.gecond and T%Wenly.lhlfd
streets, In what 10 known as EOfTs and Chap.
lines addition, In tho Fifth ward In the said city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, that IL 70 tay, lot
number two hundred aud iofty.hve (2l5l.
The said lot has q good brick dwelling house
thereon, and II tho Banc property whore Col.
Nathan wilkinson resided al tho time Of his
death.
TRNRs op sALE-onO.third Of The purchase
money In cash on the day OF sale, the balance In
two equal instruments, payable with interest In
one and two years from day Of talc, tho purChas.
or giving his notes with good security Tor such
deferred payments, and the legal title 10 said
property 10 be retained until such deferred pay.
4.l1 = A'" JAMES =. ROGERS, Trustee.
". u. HALLER. A%netIoneer. Iy27
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TnosE Democrats who are Btralnlng
themselves to revive Mr.. o~loycland's dc.
cayod popularity arc finding II a great
undertaking, How would 1t do To in.
ieCt a little Of Dr.. Drown.seQuatd's
elixir Of life,
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A Desirable Residence on National Road cast
OIL, Kim Gfoyei ground " acres.
No. ~ Fifteenth street,
Lots notth, south and west Of House No, lo2D
MeColloch street,
20 Acre Farm on Middle wheeling Creek.
~ Acre Farm, Glenn'G Run.
100 Acre Farm on Short Creek.
W Acre Farm five miles west Of MatAfn0rAS,
" Aero Farm near Marietta. Price $1,000.
A desirable Residence on Fourteenth street.
Four .Roomed Cottage, furnished, on Park
street, M%OindSvlllO Camp Ground,
No, 1909 Jacob street.
totlol eaSt and west sides Of South Front al.
Ground 70 feet I inches front, north Of 1870
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Btaie Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney aud
Notary Public.
9S.ogieo houfs until September is a. m, 10
AUTO No. iuaMARREr STREET.
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the PenEIon OAiee-Rn R~dmlnllpahop Mhlch
d0ths 4 yPu want TO-
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San Ftanci.cO Wasp.

Scene, the garden OF q country villa
PaSSerby Eat the gate)-Gardner, what is
the matter up there at the h%ouse-that
terrible screechlng?
Gardner quitting his hand 10 his ear
TO llsten)-f can't make out exactly.
Either the lady Is practicing her singiig
or some vile animal has got Into the hen
hnuaa.
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tnn,s,s ilrd cloKsr rlli nsmsd,.

Is q positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer.
ated and ptottudlng pileg. Price zoo.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.. Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va. nav
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Complete line oil the cele-
|brated CHER MAJESTY'S
CORSET" in all sizes. This
Corset for comfort and dura,
|bility is unsurpassed, and car
only be found at our store.
"Maggioni Francisco" Kid
Gloves-the best fitting Glove
in the market to-day-in all
shades and sizes, at the popu-
lar price. We are the sole
agents.
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WHEELING, AUGUST 10. 1880,

PERSONS going out Of lowH for lie
summer can hare The DAILY NTELLl'
GENCER mailed 10 them for G5 caS per
month. The address Of he paper will b
changed as often as desired,
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no BUILDERS.
FOR SALE.

A Now Double Brick, containing five rooms
each side, has both gases throughout, with
everything else complete and finished, aud II
Will bay !l2IIz per cent clear Us an Investment,
PricG E9,sCO.
Right R0Omed NouSG with all cOuvenIences at
1853 North Front street, Price $500, Lot ~ ieet
'front.' running back 10 river.
A very desirable modern House at Ia South
Penn street, containing six rooms and hall lot
10 feet front Price $500.
Seven RnOmed Brick IIouGe, corner Thirty
Eighth and Wool streets, Price 81 100.
Five ROomGd House, 100 South broadway,
Si,l60 And other improved property,
and East Wheeling, from SlO0u up.
@. o, SMITH,
auto 1870 Main Street.
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HOTEL FOR RENT-FURNIsEP6
Al Hotel 70 rent on easy terms In H. FL!
parties, Proprietor and family viii board N
EHs 6nss WY hbIitTS q sSA' HARRISON, NcLans
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WHEELING DISTRICT

THURSDAY, AUGUST l6-NemorlAl Services,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22-Chlldren's Day.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23-Temperance Day.
SATURDAY, AUGUST N-ReunIon Day.
Sunday, August IS and Is, tho gates will close
ut 9!S0G q, m. and open Of 4 O'clock.
rhia, Americas Favorite Singer, will have
charge Of the singing. auto
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SUMMER GROCERIES,
C0rry's Imported Ginger Ale,

Fruitsyrups and Raspberry Vinegar. The Fin
est Olives In variety. Montserrlt Lime juice
makes the finest Of drinks. Extra Fancy Lem
Ony. Crosse & BlRckwell's Jams and Pickles,
Fine Catups and Imported Sauces, Pine Apple
BOneless Bacon. Wilson'S Lunch, MIX and
other Fine Crackers. Fresh Roasted CoiIees and
Pure Teas and Spices. Our Gold Dust Flour
leads all other brands. Sugars arc not high
when bought from uS.
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For Rent.

DOR RENT-AT llgS NIpTSS,
street, two Front Room, on y
suitable Tor Lodging or Offices. iBtSuiIIpsaa h9SI
MAtof Street. '"N " nsl
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EOR RENT.
For Sale.

F0R SALE-A HAMBLEToNIAN
~ Mare. seven years old; work any nIsca
Apply to HENRY HUGHES, corner FOIEtctnth
aud MeColl0ch streets. wis
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EoR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT. No
~ $50 ROff street, between IWenty,thitd and
~Twenty,iOuEth streets. Apply 10 VI III RISR.,
HART, ll6S Market street, Gng
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-20
A CASE IN POINT.

IN our forefatherS' days, pimples we-e ~.
'riDd1ed to diseased blood. But modern
medicine has demonstrated that rich food
uoeS nos create eruptions by foulinc tho
olood' but re:ards digestion, which makes
tne stomach torpid, and the circulation
sluggish, and in tu-n causes an enfeebled
scrlon OF the pores which congest or become
plmpiy. The modern theory Therefore is not
70 treat the blood, but the stomach and liver
ana IT'S under this new idea, that JOYS yece.
table sarsaparila was conceived. It is win
ing the old blood disease " idea ont of eY-
tStence. case in point: al have had for
years spells OF indigestion and dyspepsia and
lriec nearly everything Finally L took one
oi the leading sarsaparillas It caused pir-
pies to break out on my face, which 1
was told was caused by the potash. Hearing
that Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla did not con.
tain mineral, I sent for It. The pimples dis
appeared and havo had 10 return of the
bid spells. IT is cure for indigestion aud
dyspepsia and the attendant face eruptions."
MEs. c. D. STUART,
III Mission stSee.. 8. II.
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a auop'ea the punishment of putting
sne mothers of the troublesome bows
N PRISON for several days. This Ger
'diniy VIII have the salutary effect of
making the influence of mothers beor
more practically upon the maipten-
ance OF law and order. How would
IL work to punish teachers when fho;r
pupils commit crimesP
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SENIOR GoyzALo EsTEYA, a Mexican
journalist, has written book bearing
the title Of Editorial Prison Life"
He has been in prison various times
for speaking too freely Of the govern
ment. and knows the subject thorough
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-20

Rev. Mr.. SPURGEoN, the London
n-aacher. receives an average of SOC
letters a day, and he employs three
secretaries to answer the communica-
tions which come 10 him from all parts
of the world.
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JoHx JACOB AsToR is called the
r;cbest man in New York to-day, his
fortune. which is mainly in real estate,
ho;nc estimated at S100,000,0O0. He
{ about seventy years of age and a
widoweT.
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The Boston Globe has offered two
prizes to the largest family in New
England. A gold watch is to go the
mother and a silver mug to the young
est child. A family of seventeen has
been discoveredin in Holyoke, Mass, and
at present stand fair chance for the
prizes.
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ANOTHER infant pianist has been
discovered. This one is but year old.
His name is Raoul Koczalski, and he
has captured st. Petersburg, where
the newspapers speak in extravagant
terms Of his execution of works of
Chopin.
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The heirs of Colonel Nicholas Lott
who died in the last century, have
held a meeting at Reading, Pa, and
have taken steps to sue the govern.
ment for $17,0O0,0O0. Lott, it seems
furnished the American army with hay
during the revolution, for which he
was never paid.
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JAMES a. STEWART, the newly
elected mayor Of Griffin, Ga, is one
Of the Youngest mayors on record, his
-twenty-second birthday having been
Just celebrated. He is the son OF
congressman J. d. Stewart who was
greatly surprised when he heard ol
his BOYS election.
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Christmas numbers of the London
NelOS and Graphic, with large illustrated
supplements at Griffin & Reeds.
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CONGRESSMAN w. L. SCoTT, of Erie,
Pa, is worth probably $15,OO0,0O0, but
he is one of the least ostentatious men
in congress. His face is sallow and
hei rather thin and round-shouldered,
with sparse sandy hair. He repre-
sents, either as president or director,
22OO0 miles Of railroad.
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PROBABLY not one in a hundred
realizes the fact that, next to England,
little Holland, whose king is at present
at deaths door, is the greatest col
onial power in the world. The Dutch
colonies have an area of nearly S00,-
900 square miles, which includes some
of the finest colonial possessions in
the world.
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TIE daily news tells us that short
time ago the mission school in Zahleh
was attacked by some boys who threw
stones at tbe doors and windows.
complaint was made, and the Nude
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Comfortable Rooms TO Let.

Single. or ea suite, at Mrs. p. j. Good
mans, n. w. corner First and Madison
streets.
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HE shrewdest criminals met with
in New York police courts are the
Chinese. From the moment Of arrest
to the moment of trial they are abso-
lutely non-committal. They disclaim
everything and admit nothing. This
silence prevents the police from FORM
lug any clues or from utilizing such
confessions or explanations as most
criminals, or persons accused of crime
are accustomed to make. Next to the
Chinese, the most reserved and taci-
turn Of the residents of New York are
the Bohemians.
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NEW TO-DAY
For Sale.

HOUSE AND TWO LOTS, 5Ox15O EACH
11 in Shiyely's Astoria. Price S24OO, two
thirds down, balance in six menIhS. Corner
and adjoining lot in block %. AlderbroOk
price $3.50. Inquire at this Office
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THE total extinction of wild ami
mails that are too large.to effectually
secrete themselves from. rapacious
hunters is lmerely question of time.
The day is coming, unless the law in
tervenes, when no animals but those
that crawl and burrow viii be left for
the sportsman. In that coming time
turtle stalking may of necessity be
raised to the rank OF sport.
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GIVE US on the part of our lawmak-
ers wiser policy in measures cal
culated to foster new industries, ex-
tend our commerce, and increase all
facilities for the education and train
ing of the masses so that they may be-
come intelligent, law-abiding, indus
trious and useful citizens, and the
United States will achieve results sur
passing anything recorded in the his
tory of the world.
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THE salary of each member of the
cabinet is $4,000; that of each justice
of the U. S. supreme court. $4,000, ex-
cept that OF the chief justice, which is
S1O.5O0. Each member of congress,
senator and representative, receives
5000 and mileage, also $l24
per annum, for stationery and news
papers. The speakers salary is the
same as that of the president of the
senate, $4,000. I'd The mileage of
members OF congress is twenty-five
cents per mile of travel, each annual
session, to and from Washington.
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the most exciting. This property
being so near the city makes it
especially desirable for tradespeo-
pie and business men needing
suburban home within easy reach
of their business. Lots will be
put on the market till January lst
at Sixty Dollars for Inside Lois
and SeVsntY Dollars for Corners,
and as the number is limited, ap-
plication had better be made early
in order to secure the best loca-
tions.
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This addition is beautifully To-
Gated within one and a half miles
of the center of the city Of Astoria
on the southern slope, and from its
excellent location and the magn;f
cent views to be obtained from
every quarter is acknowledged to
be one of the most desirable and
picturesque additions ever put on
the market. The government
military road on the north and the
Electric Motor line on the south
make it so accessible as to satisfy
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An interviewed Michigan farmer
exclaimed the other day: Bring
along a cyclone powerful enough to
raise a mortgage, and you may bet
yOur sweet life that half the farmers
in this country would be mighty glad
to shake hands with the critter." 1t
is an open question whether mort
gage is not, after all, tougher Gus
toner than a cyclone.
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Rev. C0BERT COLLIER has pres
ented Cornell college with an old
factory bell which had an interesting
history. It was the bell that rang
him to work every morning in his
young days when he worked at the
blacksmith's forge and fixed the time
the days toll was over. The bell will
be used at Cornell for summoning
the students to their classes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-20
Citv and County official Paper.

.. ...... DECEMBER 20. 1889.