Fort Wrangel news., 1898-10-26
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 Finest Salad oils and Sauces at 322 Front St. VERY CHEAP.
 Mrs Clarence Thwing has been on the sick list the past week.
 The Book Exchange at si2 Front St. is popular these long evenings.
 W.J. Sully has large supply of dry wood for sale, at moderate prices.
 Chief Deputy W. P. Mcbride went down to tho sound country this week. Try those Eyaporated Aprieots- Choicest in town at l2le per ib, 322 Front St.
 For Sale-A few windows and doors cheap. Apply to Dr. R. B. Dayy-5l2 Front street.
 Extra copies of the News arc on sale at the Hunt Grocery Co. and $. Strouse's Tobacco Store.
 Mir. Wlloughby Clark and NJ. J. Cochran are on the Cottage City on their way to Sound parts.
 Mrs. T. G. Wilson has been confined to her bed for the past three weeks with symptoms of typhoid fever.
 Joe, the soldier barber, still contin- ues to improve. Two more new win dows-plenty of light-good work.
 Notice the card of Dr. K. N. McAlpin in this issue and when in need of den tai work of any kind give him call.
 Nice bread, pies and cakes at the San Francisco Bakery. Large five and ten cent loaves. Everything baked fresh every day.
 We forgot to call the attention of our readers, last week, to the ad of the To. tenn Pole Drug Store, Dr. R. B. Davy, proprietor
 Marshal Grant returned from trip to Sitka on the Cottage City. The bus mess connected with his office is al ways correct.
 Mir. A. Stark will have charge of the building of the new sidewalk on Second street, for which the Ladies Aid Socie ty are furnishing the money.
 Go to the Totem Pole Drug Store, 5l2 Front street for drugs, toilet arti- cles, photographic views, Indian curios, etc. Dr. R. B. Davy, Proprietor.
 The finest stock of Perfumery ever brought to Fort Wrangel at the Wran- gel Drug Go. They are oyerstocked on this article and you can get low down price.
 We were pleased to meet Mir. w. s. Staley, the deputy marshal at Juneau, and Bob. Street, the deputy at Douglas Island Marshal Shoup has the happy faculty of selecting the right men.
 There were fourteen ladies present at the last meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at the home of Mrs. Thwiug. A large amount of sewing was done be- sides the social enjoyment of the af- ternoon.
 Hon. Henry Drum and his charming wife left the city for Tacoma, their former home, last Tuesday. MT. Drum will return sometime during the win ter, but Mrs. Drum has probably gone to stay.
 Mir. M. Manson, formerly of this place, but who is now located at Ju- neau, was passenger on the Cottage City for the sound last Tuesday. We much regretted to lose MT. Manson and his family.
 Lilly Sullivan, native girl that has been with the Dr. Thwing family for five years last past, was injured by a fall last Sun day. The shock was very severe and for twenty four hours her life was in peril, but she is now out of danger. Dr. Davy is the attending physician.
 We were pleased to meet Mir. Ed. Russell, ST., of the Dyea Press, coming from Sitka to this place on the Cottage City. Mir. Russell is thorough news paper man in all it's branches and gets up good paper. Socially he is rat tling good fellow and it is a pity that the bottom has so completely dropped out of his town.