Douglas Island news., 1899-03-22

and warranted at Jos. Schelrs.
 Mrs. c. R. Clark left for Skaguay Monday night on the Cottage City. Fresh eggs and butter arrived on the Cottage City for Eastberg X Johnson.
 P.J. Barry. late clerk in the Tread we'll store, left for Atlin Friday night.
 Geo. Bach went to Seward City last Friday and expects to return this week.
 The News job printing department has been rushed with work the past week.
 F. A. Seeley of the Jualin q. M. Co.,, returned from an extended trip to In diana.
 Messrs. J. W. and J. F. Collins of Kansas, were registered at the Delmon- ico Sunday.
 Frank H. Copp, Pat Milan and John Rangran left for Atlin on the WOlcott Monday evening.
 If you are going into the interior buy your outfit at Bach'S where you will get it below cost?
 Douglas people are invited to call at the City Brewery, Juneau, and get sample of bottle beer. Give it trial. Weesner. the cigar man, has received a shipment of fine cigars. Call and try his new brands. The Lorena'-best smoke in Alaska.
 MT. Insley was in the city last Satur- day and again Monday. He is buSi- ness man from start to finish and is a genial good fellow, too.
 Jack Mcdonald has set the time for ! leaving for Atlin on the 25th inst. Ev- erybody will regret the departure of Jack and his excellent family.
 Matt Harter keeps cutting away and he is an artist in his line, but he don't want any more ''roastS" in the News and he shall not have them, either.
 An entertainment will be given at Ohman's Hall, April 3, by the yonng ladies of Douglas City, for the benefit of the Catholic Church Building fund
 Hans Manierson, Simon Cameron, | Thomas Richardson. Hugh Wilson, H. B. Pope, James Hickon and A. FOrsberg were new arrivals at the DelmOnico last Monday.
 ] A few weeks of warm weather will start the water down the mountain sides and this will be followed by the dropping of 420 new stamps at Tread well.
 Make your wife look contented and happy by buying her dress pattern at the Treadwell Store. These goods were of the latest styles.
 The Japs have leased the building in which they conduct their restaurant for two years from the 1St of next month. They are here to stay and know that Douglas City is all right.
 The J. D. Meyer & Go. wholesale and retail cigar and tobacco store of Ju- neau is doing a splendid business. MT. Caro- the travelling man is hustler and thoroughly understands the business.
 Capt. J. H. Surratt, whose mother was hanged for the murder of President ] Lincoln, is trusted employe of Bal timore steamship line, though still out on S25,OOO bail as a result of a jury's disagreement in his own trial, which lasted 104 days in 1867.
 Miss Alice M. Jordison, musical in structor, will be in Douglas City on Mondays and Thursdays until further notice, and can be found at Mrs. Chis- holm's residence over Eastberg x John sons.
 A pleasant social gathering took place at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Koford of this city, last Monday night. Those present were Messrs. and Mes. danes w. H. Jeffries, Mink, Milon, Me- Donald and Lindstrom.
 M. H. Wagenheim of s. Blum & Go. returned from his vacation spent in San Francisco and other points. With him it was purely pleasure trip, and we believe he got what he went after, for he returned looking we'll and 10 years younger.