The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-03-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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Maier & Benton make a speciality OF
fine teas and coffees.
Mrs. Thomas the mil liner of Dufur
was in the city today.
Fred Skibbe and n. Harris went to
Portland this morning.
There was light fall of snow on the
Klickatat hills last night.
For fine jewelry, silverware and fine
watch repairing go to S. L. Young.
HI. C. Nelson calls attention to his
choice stock of gentlemen's neckwear.
Chas. Stubling sells Milwaukee beer,
bottled by himself, at 25 cents a bottle.
John Roth OF Kingsley left today for
Port Townsend with car of beef cattle.
Walla Walla is afflicted with measles.
There are said to be 100 cases in the
city.
/. G. Nickelsen claims to have on sale
the best organs and pianos that the mar
ket affords. ~ -
Birds in their Titles nests agree
And tits shameful sight,
When two''retired ministers
Fall out and chide and fight.
Joles Brothers will receive today from
across the river ton of number one
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Garretson, the jeweler, has a magnifi-
cent display of ladies' and gentlemens'
gold and silver watches.
The west bound passenger passed to-
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and filed with emigrants.
Milt Akin and Elizabeth MACPHERSON
both of this city were married at the
Cosmopolitan hotel yesterday.
John .Pashek expects today fresh
arrival of foreign and domestic suitings
and pants goods. Call and see them.
Livermore & Andrews are going out of
business at The Dalles and are selling off
their rustic chairs and lounges cheap.
Battalion drills will be held on next
Tuesday and Thursday evenings pre-
paratory to the coming regimental ball.
The attention of the ladies is called to
the new advertisement of Mcfarland &
French as it is of special interest to
them.
1t is said that ''skermish drill'' will
be given, under the command of Captain
Nevius on the upper beach next Sunday
afternoon. =. - = .
Elder J. A. Orchard will hold religious
services in the county court room on
next Sunday at IL O'Clock a. m. and 80
p. m. A cordial invitation is extended
to all
The new granger store is now open
and ready for business-all but the show
windows, and Pap Chandler bid us say
nothing about them till after he closes a
treaty with China.
The butcher business must be booming.
Wood Brothers have bought new hand
some delivery wagon, built by F. Skibbe,
and F. P. Taylor has followed suit by
buying another from Filloon Brothers.
Max vogt has been giving number
of his frame houses a new coat of paint
while the opera house has been newly
clothed in a suit of white wash on the
outside next to the alley
A farewell party by the gymnasium
club will be given next Monday night at
their hall over the 1. G. Nickelsen store.
AS this will be the last of these pleasant
entertainments good attendance is de-
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Nort on g surveying party have got
as as the ranch of Mrs. Dick Brook
house, on Lower Fifteen Mile Creek.
They have. met with no difficulties. and
report that the farmers, through whose
lands the road is being surveyed, are SO
well pleased, that no trouble will be ex-
periencced in procuring right of way.
e The state of Washington has passed
one good law which escaped the veto
power of governor Laughton. 1t is a
law giving any person who may do anv
labor upon any farm or land, in tilling
or sowing, harvesting or threashing
any grain, as laborer, contractor or
otherwise, a lien upon such crops for his
work or labor, and every landlord shall.
have lien upon the crops grown or
growing upon demised lands, for rents
during the year; the liens shall be pre-
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