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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25

Mrs. Ella Berriman, of outhwick, has been
ieputized to examine the applicants Of the
Potlatch country.
29.2 S. G. IsAMAN, Supt.
| VIM. Wing was down from the Big
Potlatch country on Saturday aud says that
everything is looking well in that section.
He saws that large amount OF all kinis Of
grain Is yet in that section awaiting ship
ment. That the Mcfarland warehouse on
the river is yet jammed with sacks OF grain
and that during the coming season larger
amount of grain will he raised than was last
wear. Give them a show to ship their grain
and . better country cannot be found any
where.
| On Tuesday night while Masters Ross,
Rensen. Greenburg and other children were
playing the game Of hide-and. gos seek near
i the rear of Clindinning's residence in this
Il citv ,hey discovered two valises. slowed
away under an old box. They were ex.
amiu~d aud found to contain valuable
clothing and the boys suspected that it was
the goods that were stolen from the store
y. II. X. Barnett last fall and on notify ine
4 them ~ni examining the goods il was fount
tote lie <sn.e taken the amount OF which
was upwa ards Of $500. consisting OF hand-
ksrchiefs, underware, oversosts, Jeweir.
and other articles. Mr. Barnett ampi,
paid the boys for their honesty in notifying
bin. It is supposed that whoever commit
ted the theft BECAME afraid OF removing
his plusdpr ADD by accident II WAS fount
by an honest lot Of boys.
i FOR RENT-rhe building in rear OF tn
|, Universalist church. formerly occup'edoII
MIR. Fleming as photograph gallery: Az
ply to Jas. W. REID, Attorney. 2zH
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25

Water wheels will soon become very
useful.
Read the commissioners proceedings in
another column.
E. J. Bonhore, Of this city, left last
week tor visit to Colfax.
Court convened at Mt. Idaho on Mon
day, Judge Logan presiding.
Read the notice to contractors for the
construction OF our county Jail.
Trains will be ready to start into
Warrens about the first of May this year.
Nine. LIE Francois left on Sunday for "A
trip to San Francisco, to remain q short
time.
The base ball players have been enjoying
themselves the past few Sundays playing
ball on the plateau back Of town.
Chris Theiesen left this week for his
sheep ranch on Snake river. and will be
absent some weeks.
The Lewiston National bank has received
new coat Of paint from Kemp j. Son
during the past week
Ed. White came down from up Clear
water on Saturday and remained several
days in the city.
Commissioners court adjourned on
Thursd~y having completed all business
brought before them.
Mr.. L. J. Cheney. of the Weippe, was in
the city yesterday and says the country is
looking prosperous there.
A heavy rain has fallen here the past
few days aud has made all classes of grain
shoot up in good shape.
Steamer arrived on Thursday and Sun
day with passengers and freight and took u
load of grain away each trip.
NJ. L Smith, since he has had his livery
.stably turned around, has put new side
. ance.
Judge Piper. Mr.. Clark and others from
Moscow passed through town on Saturday
en- route to Mt. Idaho, where they went to
attend court.
The A No. l Cutter Whiskey still has
1.-The Same demand as ever. and the only
! place you can get the genuine is at the
Palace Saloon.
Hon. Jas. H. Hawley, U s. attorney,
. who has been in the city the past term OF
. court. left on Sunday for his home in
= Southern idaho.
Richard Cunningham, sheriff of Shoshone
county, passed thu ough town on Sunday en-
= route for Pierce City on business connected
with his Office.
Ass1Fnsys NV. 49, ~ - y. ta.h1
IT, r.st s. ~. .t,sna;r. 70 cour,
h".;, p.s' -"
r,. " , :.a -.
T looL, ~ nj. l;verx stshle Nv puttino ON ,
/, nav front aud roof and otherwise improv
, ins the made.
RI. naa u.,,o IN o;x. cr.,d ce,.
bration Vt Asotin, tomorrow, being the 70tl
anniversary of Oddfellowship. Crane
ball in the evening.
I'll. .,;o - ~. ruup !. still, con
fined to his bed but strong hopes are en-
tanned VI his soon Receiving to be able - bt
about the house again.
NJ. + sn-.n., and a.uohter. Mrs
A. vorL Spvs rsntsd the Henson build
ing east Of The RAYMOND House. and hav
opened = dress making establishment.
~, -
Inc district SQUIRT sdlourEed s'ne a'e "
rnday last and u Was the shortest seln
court We have had Tor numoer OF year
ana sne business WAS Oil comp'eteo.
VIZ. Kettenh.ch shoved M. ON Tues
day, q spric from one Of his peach tree
that had from two to four peaches ON on
=
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25
CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOTa.

Gee. n. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7-tt
Lent is over.
The trees are all green.
Fruit will soon be in the market.
Weisgerber Bros. have potatoes in blossom.
WATChES.-- Geo. II. Lake is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
At the O. r. 4 N. Exchange you can &c,
sNssre' Whiskev. We IN can Jesse Moore.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25
STOCK
CATTLE FOR SALE!

THE undersigned have about 100 head Of
cattle for sale. Thoroughbred Shor. Horn
bulls have been with the band for the past two
years. Those who desire to get small band
Of cattle should avsil themselves Of this
opportunity. For particulars enquire at this
once or ~ the Critics ranch sig miles ssst Of
Lewiston. 2l-6 EAKlN 4 SMITH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

NV ORLEANS, Ia, Jan. l7.-Today's
races were run over a heavy trick, but TIE
weather was pleasant, although the sky
was partly cloudy. Following 10 a sum.
mary Of the events
First Race Niuo.Fxtccnihg Of mile.
Slartere Porter Ashe, Benton, Ilornc,
Dot Bcnton won in lOl, Dot second,
Porter Asho third.
Second Race Thrcc.quartcrs Of q mile
Starters. Pr.bus, Dudley oaks, leo linycl,
Nirircss Orange Girl, No. More. Probus
won Ia li23 Dudley Oaks second, No
More third.
Third Race Fiyc-eighths of q mile.
Starters Kcc.No.Na, Lord Grosycnor.
Winnie Davis. Mattel. JOYFUL. koe.No-
Nawon in l0sl Lord Grosycnor second,
Winnie Davis third.
Four,h Race one mile. Starters Me.
Muriry Countess, Sherwood. Norma, Ellie
H., Mary Foster. MonocraL Comet Mary
Poster won Ia 1888, Norma second, shor'
wood third.
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General News.

The Annie p. Silver departed for New
Orleans last night.
The Joe Peters goes out Saturday at
O'Clock pm for Arkansas River.
TnE City of Baton Rouge is expected to
pass here Saturday, bound for New Orleans.
THE Anchor Line will send out the City
Of Nicksburg from st. Louis TO Natchcz this
evening. She should pass here Sunday,
THE Rosa Lee, for Osccola, and the Goa
homa, for Friars Point are the Lee Line
packets leaving this evening at O'Clock.
THE City Of Cairo. under command OF
Capt Shep Lightcner, leaves from the ele-
vator tomorrow at o'clock pm. for Nicks-
burg.
The Future City, towing number of
model barges loaded with grain and miscel-
lancous freight, passed here yesterday after
noon on her way from Cairo 10 New orleans.
The James Lee arrived from Arksnsas City
yesterday morning with 1913 bales of cotton,
1888 sacks OF cotton seed and lot of sun
dries. She went back last night with good
trip.
THE Ohio got In from Cincinnati yester.
day morning with $50 tons OF freight and
several passengers She leaves again this
evening at o'clock for Cairo, Evansville,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
THE L. z. Schenck, en- route from New
Orleans TO Cincinnati, passed here yester-
day morning with good up stream trip.
She put of here 70 barrels of sugar, rs bar
rels OF molasses and lj0packagcs OF sundries.
LIST Of snags destroyed by United States
snagboat Woodruff, Capt W. III. Christian.
in the Mississippi River during the week
ending saturday, January II. 1882 One at
Falls one at Lear six opposite Fulton,
seven at Island No. 80, one nj Morgans
Point, one ut head OF Island No. 81. one at
foot Of Island No. -, five at Dcnsfords,
three at Poker Point, two Of Hollybush
Field, three at the head Of Old Head Island,
five at Redmond's Point, two in chute OF
Island No. 40, one at Brandywinc Point,
one at Deans Island, one at Thomas
Field, one In chute OF Island No. IS; total
during the week, A..
Tux St. Louis Globe. Democrat OF the 18th
says Capt William Dunlap, Of Pittsburg,
one Of the managers OF Gruy's Iron Line,
was In the city yesterday on his way from
Cairo to Pittsburg. Two efforts have been
made 10 sell the property of the line at auc-
ton, but as bids were too low to justify q
sale, the property was Withdrawn each time.
The managers have not yet decided upon
what course TO pursue, but will come 10
some conclusion IN few days. Mr.Canege,
the extensive stecl-workcr. OF Pittsburg Is
interested In maintaining the line intact and
operating II ~ carrier Of the product Of his
works. The line has hitherto received q
liberal patronage from the Carnegie Steel
Works. There Is little doubt that the line
would continue 10 pay well II continued by
those now having IL In charge"
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AZ Evansville. Ind,

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Guiding
Star, in splendid shape, aud loaded within
100 tons Of her capacity, leaves here at 10
o'clock tonight, having added go tons Of
freight aud ~ head Of stock here. and has
adyiccs of sufficient in the lower Ohio bends
10 on her out. She has registered 80 passcn.
gers thus lar, adding several here. Crew all
here. Regular locals out on time with fine
receipts. Business lively. The Golden
Rule, due Monday. will have good layout
here aud below. as the Guiding Star will not
be able 10 handle al offerings here and at
way points below. Weather today clear aud
spring Ike.
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sncclnl nl.nnlsh 10 rho MI.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CArEo. H., Jan. 1.-THE City oi New
Orleans the Cherokee and the Dac1tah each
with good trips, and the w. II. Cherry, from
Tennessee River we'll laden. passed 10 S.
Luui, this morning The Arkansas city
which bad been laid mp here, went to st.
louis this morning aud was followed this
afternoon by the Sidney Dillon with three
bnrgcs. The Sentinel came down for two
Government hargrs for the Rose Glare. The
Druuillarl has 900 sacks OF corn for Nash.
Vile. River 4 q feet ON the gauge, q rise Of
9 inches in q hours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

c, Z. Winkler, Professor OF Music.
L. A. Harvey, Isl Front Street.
J. II. Taylor, Hill, Fontainc & Co,
L. W. Thomas, 50 Madison Street.
c. T.. Hcth, 5li Madison Street.
s. N. Castle, Taxing District Office.
J. II. Erskine, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo Dashiell, G.. w. Jones & Co,
II. W. Beck, Scimliar Office.
l.. W. Dale, Avalanche Office.
c. NJ. Peetc, Lennon & Gale Co.
II, NJ. Draper, Tennessee Paper Co.
4. H. Patterson, 1853 Front Street
NJ. Halle, Menken & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

We hnd To,ltlic prai hat Arkrfs English
T'uud t.Ikir Guns nll blood puiaous when UADtp
tHrsHpdfII.a. and sFtniiri UurUrrs nlL knowing
thIa we VIII fpi 10 a. 90 Who cni 90 our st1rr uu u
positive auumutpr. H. T. iIHrlu. Druggist
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VIM, A. Nelson, 2O5 Main Street.
DIR. c. Swain ?i5 Second street.
VIM. Baker PSI Second Street.
u. II. Graham, 25l Second Street.
W. \, Sloan, Johnston & Vance.
Ben L, Kocrpcr Naccaro & Co.
W. A. Cain, Lennon a Gale Co.
T. W. Shcrron, J. NJ. Hill & Co.
Louis FriSch, |, Goldsmith & Bro.
J. H. Scruggs, NanNlact & Co.
T. 4. Robertson, NanNlcct & Co.
Thos. q. Mcclellan, :. A., NJ. sc. II. Il.
q. A. Scyforth, is Madison street.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements az the Levee.

Arrivals--James Lee Arkansas City; Future
City, Cairo U. p Schonck, New Orleans
Departures-Annie z, Silver, New Orleans;
Future City, New Orleans; u. L. Schenck,
Cincinnati; James Lee, Arkansas City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
IA sisting Of SO m I'm :
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays SI,oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $4,000 worth of goods
in our line-a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articlcs-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

Special ntfHtch 20 The Appeal
CN,rN,ri. o., Jan. 1.-THE river after
rising to 20 feet 8 inches. commenced falling
atnoon. with - feet ou the gauge at Go'clock
PIN. The Katie stockialc returned 90 Fits.
Trim
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l.. Halle, Mcnkon & Co.
T. NJ. Thompson, Appeal odlcc.
ii. Il. Miller SS7 Main Street
Geo. b. Williams 5. G. Toof 4 Co.
J. f.. Sncats, 3Gl Main Street.
T. Wilson, 1877 Hin Street
W. J. Stcmmler, 97l Main Street
c. W. Becker 365 Main Street
John Hastings, j 5, Menkcn Co.
Chas. A. Harris $40 Front Street.
Chas. q. Atkinson, H. L. Cochran & Co.
John Strong, 36t Front Street,
II. NJ. Brown, Mcnavitt, James & Co.
Joe l.. Fazzi, l.. Il. & NJ II. Il.
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usr Sol coleman's Eo.ko cachou.

Full Drcss shirts n specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis steam Laundry,
eli Second street. Branch Office, Sj7
Main street.
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Stages Of the Rivers.

OFFICE figNAt srHyIcr. 4. e A., I
MlNrHis Tenn, Jan. ~. i,'9.
The following observations arr taken M M "a.
tlOus named iu the 18th mcmillan tire, which IL
ono hnuT latsr Than Memphis umc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

Will be- found nn excellent remedy for
sick headache. Cartcrs Little Liver Pills
Thousands u Letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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c--------s nr WNH CELEBRATED PAT
~ PSI AuIIiCisL LfG8 AND
~. a tUWa IHfH 10 ihH motion of the
!. q. q. !. q: e.
~ ~ r#WHi I.ul. rsrcCi satirffrtiun
ksh .HuI UH.. uT tu riy frHrf o..
HA " III UUIHL eo'f manufacturer zoe
IN 4fF..trl mHiut,i Louisiana soldier Cnitcli.
~ H.r.trf 81 ard lula.a ~ ~ Styles aud
~ ~, rurH. Pamphlets and pucc.llst
60 kt,laI.H t.uI IfUr.
A. NlDERNoTT. Manufacturer
40 I|Ust III .f'.s .Urft New Ofieiua
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Membership Books
NOW OPEN.
REMEMBER THIS,

That we do not compel you to
take a certain watch. You can
got tho we'll known Elgin, Wal
than, Springfield, Hampden or
Rockford in lax. case for $50;
or II you do not want a watch
you can get anything else in the
jewelry lire by join nR this sys-
TEN and paying 81 ger week.
Tho public as well as all mem
bers are cordially invited to at
tend our grand awardlngs every
Tuesday night at 7:3o o'clock,
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TESTIMONIAL:

We the undersigned having supplied through the "IIUGIIS
WATCH AND EWILRY CLUB pleasure stating
lily endorse and recommend their plan every
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u nllo mnuflsna. I#. H.u Iu fol. Ia
home about tnnuiffA I..u .H iUuplE PAD.
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fO'JO setter dog tH mouths u.d UuIi1
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

samuel E0scuthal " San May J. II. lnvcnsicln
q lrn ". ram May, B l0wcusicln a brJs ".
Sam May
la cUmplinuoe with th' oricf n The Circuit
Court " Shelby County. made in thg above named
suits. the undersigned torClyrr thrrtln, Will ~
Crtvr bids Cor tlr entire sfuHk ~ merchandise IN
The SON hou'c, 30. 80 Malu succt Memphis,
Tenn. Consisting Uf
Ladies' and Gents FURNISHING Goods,
Notions etc. togCfhrf with 40 he Counters Fi1.
turs aud show Cases. Mirrors. &C.. belonging
thprrip. rcllcd his viii hy frDUNCd by mp iuf
nll sHii properly. In one moss ur bulk. uutI ianu.
ary ihr - f,sa NJ u0 satisfactory l.d b. Revived
then 90 aid property win b. suld % public
auction, ul tid fluIrhuusr he suitable lufs ur par
Gels, commencing No 10 O'clock n iu.. ou sid
Friday, January -. 1850.
Sale T. ofdcrcd 10 b. made for olsh. Goods and
lnytut0u Gnu De- seen hy upp'yiur % uIC Receiver,
nt hls 0nicc, No. 90 Main street
H MICHEL. Receiver
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

AMUSEMENr~
NEW MEMPHIS rHEATER
~ Frank Gray, Manager
One Week and saturday Matinee,
Commencing Monday. January Il,
The Eminent Imggdian,
FREDERICK MARnE,
FREDERICK wARnE,
In the Following Repertoire
Monday aud IucsiHy-NM TELL
"Wednesday Evening -NlRGlNlUN
Thursday Evenlnp-nANON AND pNTHtA9
Friday Evening aud saturday Mntinoc-1llE
MOI NTEHANk
Saturday Night RICHARD H.
Seats on salc at Iron Mountain e. " Ticket onicc.
NlroNDErLANp MUsEUN AND TIIFATER.
w Ia Mammoth Iron building, lg0 and ~ Main
ttrcct. between Adams aud Washington.
week NJ January II.
New Attractions In our Curio Hall
JOIO.
The Dog Faced 10y,
LARApos.
The kalaI level ohlct
The Smallest Chinese Dwarf
Madame knmlinr. Ancient Pottery queen.
Xulukc GWtluu BEAUTY.
Prot McNulty. Punch and Judy.
Prof Miller aud His Hives oi Working nccA
lhas. Hall aud ~, Educated rig
Madame Johnson. the lat Woman
Blackston aud nurns llrrakncck song ani Dance
Team.
The Da,hingtons. -Four In Number
Totilc West
pfnf Nichols the Win King
johnson and Celeste, and others
Admission 10 cents
Opcu ut uud O'Clock pm
Hourly NHutmnncc@
PfItsONNt-
A NrIQUARiAN BOOK -TulE REMOVED To
y. No 20 scconi urct
A MON lsELE MANUFACTURER on AsD
~ dcaletin luts AMI -ho.s. az Munfuo street
A aJmooR 4 WITH ~ FHoNr ST.. PAY
" highcsi Zach rrirrs iuI iiidss. furs AMI Wool
nR J. n POWELL cas- BE POUND AT MS
- onlcc. ioi 'ouH street.
TAs AND OF STOVES. --LATEST pfWgNS
VI Lamps etc, NJ A. niuiclis "a sconnist
lei lpTs AND Fuis WANTED AND HIGHEST
price ulld HCllElnllR& ~ au Naln "
uENL E,rArr AGFSrS.
A MrN a FINLEY. RIAL ESTATE AGENts
~ and nrotcrs. u Madison street
II GOODWIN uEAI,n ttINL I.rATE AUEyrg
VI bfukeu hud COLLECTOR, No 8 Nn1i."n sirgt
II l. UUIUN. RLAL tsIATE A0ENE
IL. " Madison trct
IIArCHETE HiCF q 90. RIAL I2,TArE AND
I lufumnCu Arunts -e Main q Ncmphia
ID l. GoYER& 90, HrAL EsTArE ADLNTg
II. and lrnkcr, No q Maiison 'irori
u JBLADK q 90. HAL H5iAI. AsENua
N. o. Madison ftnvt
nun COSAWAY MAJ FsTATE AGINCY. -
l Main s,fcrL Established 1874
ULACk~MtIIIs.
NIYEits & urRiiN. HErNiuiNg ANp nursir
vi shooting speciality, telephone lnil. 80 Mnlu
HArH~.
rI'uRKIsH. RUSSIAN. uiCtWr FufrurA
I taltur Frrsh water lhthH EH 'pfi E' 20 st
'IItupOUt-t.
Dn . tCuIKlW 1RfAts uOgNt All
y bini0ns OllUs houn sul uu tp.n 30
81 Main street
STEAMBOATS,.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Enst End Dummy line.
Arrives and Departs from Cor Third and Monroe
sfrp.ta

Chesapeake and OHIO itouts.
Leaves Arriya
Limited Ex...- h?0p.m eLlmitcd TX. qSAn
eIaducah tx. Gi5am ePaducah tx. SOS o a
sRipley Ac.. ...- as pm eIliplcy Ac.....- Sajl a
Limited cxpnSs trains run solid between Men
phis aud Louisville carrying Pullman Buffet
Dmwing Room sleeping tara. Paducah Express
connects closely ut Fulton for Cairo ~ Louis and
Chicago. giving the only day tmin from Memphis
10 81 Louis Ticket Office under Peabody Hotel.
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srUANuD

nNF wHuE rIyf. "..I WhNplp pN
~ itf uip. LIuttu. % 90 tlday,
November ~ iaaA IrI." HM Will Noubf, ON
Old Raleigh rad. ami b. HrI'.l
ON brCENuuHX iE.. UNN N'HE ltNA4
" tony Mass faOaI ..U urn halter i.riufn
~ a. H. HLLia. Csplivllt lrHu.. nhl rewarded,
or ad1fUts A. ~ lille
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN nb columns BE NJ ehdrrei NJ -r,e q,
l5c torhco laeso one nsutiog icO .nstoRS, 25c; one
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THE WEEKLY APPEILh a compRdhun N ne
nors Of sIen DAILY APPEALS he dgrtphTal
department Is prepared ,cin geI care contains
complete mdrkd reports. The yorr 1855 vll BE- nu Of
Important political ercnts aud THE WEEKLY AP.
PEAL viR keep Us readers ynily informed Of them
Thepric, OF THE WEEKLY APPEAL is only 81 a
yoar. II has no superior
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spcimen copios g 81 free Of charge.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-06-07

To WATER CoNsUMERs.-1st. All
persons intending to use water for irri-
gatins lawns or sprinkling streets must
report at the office or to the superin-
tendent. 81. All persons who have
bad faucets put in for their own use,
FAUST prohibit others from using from
them or their hose. IF water is allowed
to: he used an extra charge will be
added or the water turned off. 3rd.
No person shall use water for other
purposes than that contracted for.
45h. All persons wishing to use water
R.Ist give notice to have it turned Oh,
# they wish, to. discontinue notice
must be given to. tuin it off OF charges
will continue to be made monthly.
9th. All persons caught using water
without giving notice will be charged
tor the same until the bill is sufficient
ty large to justify forcing a collection.
9th. The use of water for irrigating
lawns is prohibited, exceot between
the hours of 6 and a. m., and 9. D.
m. All persons Caught running the
sprinkling viii be. shut off and an ex
ira charge will be made to, have. it
turned; on again. I'm.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-06-07

THE LEcrURE.-One Of the largest an d
the most intelligent and appreciative audi.
ences ever gathered in this city hall was
that of last Tuesday evening, and they left
with realization as bright as was their an
ticipation in coming. ''E!i Perkins as a
liar surpassed himself, and the buttons
gathered up from the floor after the lecture
were not so much testimonial of ravisl.-
ing wit as they were certificates, testifying
a joke is pointed by the telling of it, and
that their age was not noticed until the
laughing was over. The young men who
were instrume ntal in bringing Mr.. Perkins
here are entitled to thanks, and the
ninty-seven cents which they cleared and ac-
knowledge receipt of.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-06-07
BRIEF LOCALS,
Read Nolan's new advertisement.


Eugene Mcconnell & Co real estate, fire
| life and acciden: insurance.
To-day the directors of the school district
No. 8, will open the bids for the building of
the new school.
The Hon. Charles Pearse. after an illness
with typhoid fever. is now on deck again at
the store of S. L. Kline's.
Col. Copeland lecturers in Corvallis on
Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday evenings
June IL. Is, andl Be sure to hear him.
Mrs. Martha Moore left last Monday for
Southern Oregon where. she will spend sew
eral months visiting relatives. She remains
most of the time at Canyonville.
The real estate firm of Eugene McCon.
nell & Co., of this city, have sold more farm
property since Jan. 'S9, than all the other
agencies together in Benton county.
G, a. Loud is doing fine business at the
Little Band Box Barber Shop" proof
that the people of Corvallis enjoy an easy
shave and an first class hair cut. His va
por baths are also making lots of sick pee
well and happy.
On Monday l95 head of cattle and geo
sheep were driven through Corvallis for
oIuaht. lhey belonged to Mr.. Beckley,
OF Douglas county, and were being taken in
this manner because it is cheaper than shi;
ping by rail. or boat
Mrs. ". s. Neugass is home again from
few weeks visit in San Francisco, among re-
latiyes and friends: Her husband, Nose, is
as happy as be can be over her return. MIR.
and Mrs. Joe Greenberg accompanied Mrs.
Neugass home and they will remain here for
a short time. Mrs. Greenberg was formerly
Miss Betty" Neugass.