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I‘Bﬂfl-ZSDIONAL I' \lth‘.
JAMES D. MINKLER. M. D.
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omm. um :rmt rum». up at ﬁr“ Aunt:
lunimng.
In Anna on the hi.l_m|n~-r of Javan and
Ciny rum-ls.
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All work guaranteed ﬁrst class.
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ysman an ‘ “lgooll.
@- Olﬁce up stairs over Clapp &
Feuerbach's Bank. dtf
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GEORGE H. JONES,
Attorney and Counselor,
Proctor in Admiralty.
Notary Pub‘lic.
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BRADSHAW a: SACHS,
PORT TOWNSEND, W. 'l'.
Attorneys and Cotmsellors at Law.
. ’ Paco-tons IN Anuunnn.
Onlcsz 1n Elli-nudes New Build‘ng. ‘
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I. J. Cunt)“. A. It. Couumx.
l'mocusingAny.
CALHOUN a COLEMAN.
Attornoyu-nt - Law
AND PBOCTORS IN ADMIRALTY.
“co—Clap!) building,
in! Port Townsend.“'. 'l‘.
D. W. Smut). rivvu'rénﬁl‘ llunugu
SMITH & HASTINGS.
Attorneys - at - Lax".
_ PIDGTORS IN ADMIRAL“. 1
had Tor Sale. Loans Maya}
fort Townsend. W. 'l'. i
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I'm-ram AND STEAIIIIOA'I‘ﬂ. ‘
CENTRAL HOTEL, 1
Pom: Towxanxo, w. 'l'. ‘
‘Wm. Dodd. Proprietor. ‘
Ti! H’ “NEW dKEW. FYRN .‘ E'Dl
1.32....» uﬁm Ippo‘utmozu 0:1"
WT-CLASS HOTEL. ‘
“‘1“ Eu- ll lupplhd with we best of Winner
1.: non wd Clam".
g gnu-ch;- Billiard qble und Banding ‘
#:ﬁﬁapu. Nothlnz vnll be undone [o‘
It: at: on] hand :0 non. In the'rerri
m7.
, EST SOUND HOUSE.
, , new IuUND, w. 'r.
1W; ﬁuthortund. Pmprislor.
I luncxﬂnlmud . Now now u. But Sound '
h- Jnn Conny. culled 111. " Enu Sound
Inna." which 1- now open for tho accommodn
l to. “ﬂu nun-u ynbuc. jams
Wllham Busby,
PAINTING,
Kalsommnz and Paper Hanging.
"Pinbolm work GubrAuteed.
“op on Adult IL. op. Court Hun-JD
9
Pauple s Market,
jag; Cor. Wuuund Tayior Street].
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4* Port Townsend, W ash
Thomas Jackman,
Propnetor.
T'JB very be“ qnliizy at a“ kind: of He“.
:1. Wholoulo um! um). Sausages. “and
Cm. B‘plognu Sausages, .:th aha-y: on hand.
“’Qg‘mw deliver-ad to all may of the City.
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, ty ,Meat Market.
WHUICE FRESH MEATS O!‘ ALL
mm. It wick-uh Ind nun:
Cox-nod met md Pork. Boleyn:
u m Chamois .IIViI)"¢n hand.
Haul Cur“ Hams. Bacon and Leat lard.
Give In nun. Satisfaction gu‘nmcuu. ‘
0:40" “In nud good- drlivend to a.“ psru of
tho city.
0. C. COLEMAN & 00..
Port. Townsend. W. T.
'30:: ﬂoor to “'nxerman a Kan. dw
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Port Townsend
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AXL’I‘AUTLRER or LUMBER. LATHE.
wt Hutu-z Looting nnd bum-ed Lulu.
duldlmn 10m.
Wars mind for dellnry in town or for
.Iwmelt. Jaw
GBO. E. ST.§“{ET’l‘.
PORT lowxsm.
Contractor & Bullder.
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’“P'nm'szt.l.°;:!.:,,;.::rPm‘ma P 25? P
dons- un short notice.
Vlllo}, on Waur St. near Charles halo! ..ﬂ
HGCOSKRIE 81 00.,
ARCHXTECTS,
‘.UII SUPERHHEIDENB.
“MOTORS:
Gut: - ~10 -"'- .l"'llr‘. N: n -1 :.w‘- [‘lan
‘ulnd tn Elev. an “L “.20. ILLII'AIY.
d kumuy work gcucmuy.
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Tim. 1* a‘ m :5; C 3-0 n-wxzunn‘a AND
EXCELLENT I'lzust‘lCL‘TS.
‘ Snue )‘vum Hz: uln-n ‘.im Page! Sullln}
’ [“11 Cmmmny was urgauaai. un-l u
snm‘l experimental furnace was bud! :xt
:lu- lzcud rt l'urt 'l‘n-Wnswd buy. it wm
“Slur-It'd us the phylhiug at in few than
Frnnciscu c'upituliau.‘ Late-r on. when
tLeJ' [ll’uzllli't “'ui‘ run-cunhnfy hrwught
futu c-mpvtnzuu “III: the but Emu-ix
pig iron. um] tlu- uwuvrs of l|.c plant u.-
cruusml thcir un‘catuwnt n. .~ 1 hum!“ ‘1
thousand dullnn‘. ham-lied tIJ- l- x nit:
mine, put m 11:: Buy-t um] ﬂux-At mu
clxinc-ry that ('ull'd be h (‘llr(‘t},ltnll xnmlv:
o‘ncr i'zu runnwnts « l u ..ulmhaulm}
li..lr:u:te-.“ puhlL: C-IULI L'ZJ'l: in :n:- m:
t prise tunk the {mm n.’ air-rt:- n-xp—x-l
a a; nut [03.3“] ms Ht a g~crmill~elililm z
tiltiun. I.;,tteri_\' {hr cumz-amy has be“:
making prcpumtiuns‘ fur lmsiuvzsnn :.
scale lxuaide winch all their humor “all;
seems quite insigmﬁczmt. In fact thry
are 8‘4"; in! » tlm business to ma!“-
mnnuy largely. 'l'lh-sc pra-mrutiuns iu-I
elude the manufacture m'nu humans.-
amouut of cb-u'c-ml-lzundrer u! Umus—
anla of bmhvls. unl the uccumulati .:x
of a vuat. :upply uf nn- :ut lhv {uruscn
both Img uru uni magnetic. They are
t) lmzlj :'. wharf 305200 (er! in 8129, to
accommodut; thelr bunintas insulating
out mm and rrcn-iviu: the crude ore,
cordwood, .\'2. They are ulsu to have
a steamer here sum for use in their bus
iuuu; and it is wh- [u suy that they wil
have :1 pay roll amounting to SL100!) on
320,000 per month. They now have IB‘J
Chinameu Working in the wouda.getting'
out cordwuml fur charcoal making, but
are anxious to give white laborers the
preference—and those white laborers
who have been wurking for them are
making from $1.50 to $2 per day. Mr.
J. L. Smith, the auperintcbdeut. ii a
Hive manager. and is attending to details
'with a ﬁdelity that involves the abuulJte
;o~:nsecratiuu of hi» ta’cnls tor the suc
‘cesa ut the company. Plans have been
made fur the construction of large
wows-and in fuck, there are number
less dctails that mm but: a faint. idea. of
the maﬁmtude of this ind ustry. Rolling
millu and other factories will inevitably
follow in the course of time.
ENilll'sljs'l'lC HEE’I‘ING.
The meeting at. the court house Inst
evening was the largest of its kind ever
held in the city. Thu hail was crowded
.ull, um] many could not get in at all.
R. G. Hill cullvd the meeting to order,
and mm elected chmrmnn. and C. A
Dye.- nml Allen \\ oir were elected sec
retariw.
On mohuu it wua decided to vote by
ballot. and that nnly tuose wbme names
were on the regiztcr were emit-led tn
‘ote.
E. W. Devue named D. W. Smith
for mayor. and Geo. H. Juuea named \V.
H. H Learned.
The vole step-. 1:
Smith‘ ......85
Lenrnedxso
For connoilmcn there were a great
many persons named. and several were
voted for who were not put'iii nomina
tion. The v Ite stood:
DeLiou.... ......34
‘tarrett.... .....44
Litt1eﬂe1d................ ..........46
Pettygr0ve............ .. .. .. .. .. .. ...24
W. C.tiiimmond.. .. .. ..26
Flint .. .. .. .. ..12
F. A. Bartlett...... .. .. .. .. .. ....6‘2
Moloiiesu . . .... .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. ...]U
1Mi1ieu..........'....;.. ...13
Weir .. .. .. ....10
Whittle-say” .. .. .. .. .. .. ..24
Payne” .. .. .. .. .......... .. .. ...75
‘D-iwns” .. .. .. .. .. .. ...46
lKuhn.... 4
D. H. Hill 6
F. W. Easting-n ............ .. .. 4
acatlering...... .. .. 9
Messrs Frank A. Bartlett. G. W.
Downs. Wm. Payne and D. M. Little
ﬁeld were declared the choice of the
convention.
Fur marshal, the names of Chas. Finn,
'l'hos. Murphy and John Adams were
placed in nomination. The vote stood:
Finn'u
Murphy.. .. .. .. ....32
Adams.. .. .. .. .. "......30
Trout Fishing.
Eutsrn people unfamiliar with Puget
Sound trout ﬁshing may be interested 10
read the following list of persons who
complied e part) out on Lake Whateom
last week. and the ﬁgures, which repre
sent the number of trout taken by them
on their third catch: A. D. Blowers. 74;
Mrs. Mary Blowers. 13;.A. R. Kineth, BL;
Mra. Lizzie Kinneth. 23; Dr. W. L.
Whitg. 21; Mrs. Gertie White. 1!; Henry
0. Power. 88; Miss Linnie Ornnney. 27;
W. J. Blowers. 40; 3““ L. K. Beale. 94;
Mini Clara l’ancuust, 14. Total, 319.
The largest trout caught wan 11‘4’ inchoa‘
long. .3 a! 1
a _ _ ‘.0.-. . .-.- .
SPECIAL Ausxi excunsmu. ‘
Steamship Idaho
Will sail from Port Townsend fur Alaska
on or about Julv 10th; motion a special
excunimi. ”the Ancon and Elder are
unable to accommodate the travel. All
parties wishing to avail themselves of
this opportunity should apply at once to
H. L. Tinmm. .18..
Au'l P. C. S. 00.. Unltll) Wharf.
Port Townsend. June 22. 1888.
Fresh Creamery Butte! just reached
by Burkett & Eisenbeia. Send in your
orderi‘ at once and secure something
very nice as we. have only a limited imp
pli'- 525::
w, , ”... _____
STORE FOR RENT.
A roomy. cliL'ilile More building 20x30
feet in 3‘2»; lunr rot ms (in wound tin-2r.
Location—on the hill. excellent fur lam
‘ ily retail trade. Tyler street. opposite
public echo il. Inquire of
JM. annnui.
Poll Townsmxd. June ‘ls, 1883.
, wh Arker'l
Wke “.430“ mid mm,
b warranted. a became it is the bat
mood lwiurrlnq hanw'x It wiil pas?-
tivch' C'Z' I'l3 Dior-d I'.‘;“:\N"‘ [-lifiﬁz‘" 13..“
whole f:‘t.iQ-|.L'Zl‘l XlM!!|i;f_in'_i 1..-“‘l3 Hp L‘xu
constitution. Remember,weguumweit.
Port Townsend. Jefferson i‘eun‘ty, Washington Territory, Thursday, July 12. 1888.
i ”nil liuuu- 1:. Qlulc'un.
l 01r 1% mm] uf Trade. Buiinuu Ex
lchmagr. clly gm‘rtmm-nt nu] hus‘lwis
lc-mmuuny mm mm him ﬁnd: nth-Mi :u
{in the an-uiun ul‘ m curl! g 2; mail rnnto
‘lw Wqu h: anlcim; wnh gwnl {lnspects
lnf aux-4mm. I; v. n; mun-.:ul .x :‘uw _vmrp
1820. but Un: pnpuldh- 1: ml Q ulclml “'Ztn‘
'SO email 9.: Hull mun. and :Eu- sum ru
lqlert-J m 0-Ilupm:sa!u stemmhuxl uwm r
lfnr [.rrfurmm: 11-u .wrvu'r w:..< an lnrgv
gin pmpnrﬁmn. ill-t the .211”: was ash-m—
--launch qu, 11.'.\.-\'cr.tl;r-re i 4 a lawn
lnnd [lupuluue cm::?:.:1n;n army"! Quil
lcino BM) in so :Vv; ll.e-‘..’ (hair is sum
[ciomly ‘.‘ul‘ ..‘.'u t» :;‘.'.k.- ll \A" rm vuv
Whiln an a E-mi w“ w l.‘ mu' :!_\ L» c-m
:trilmh- u 4;;qu sulux .l_\ f-.- :. sun-minus?
lmml tln- ruixtw .-.u. l. 1* 1:.- d:-,-*f:nls‘u;?:-
ling. Inn] :2 ﬁ‘lll‘t‘vliﬂg mn he vumlu Huﬁi
cwntly ClruL-g t . mind ample grounds
fur “ﬁlling that a stunmlmut svrvim- l‘o
granted and r. Hlu‘nl r- nh- established
liwtwL-en H-rt l'x-wnsrlrl and Quilouw.
31!- ;s certainly w'mh whim, to try. Mr.
Hamiltun, Who has a state in Quila‘i-w,
says his luml trmlu- nm vunzs (n 8500 o:
more per m-mth. am] he mtimntcs that
more than lm'l' gut-5 outbid"—[v.‘zncipally
to Sraulo. Port Townsend c'm c-‘mlrol
this lame and grunting trndc jxiﬁl as well l
:13 tn lo‘. it gn elsewhere. Shall w.“ 11.: n? 1
Shallwe make-nu effurl in that direction?
These an- qucstmns that nddruu them
selves to us With chu‘dnr force. When
we get :1 rnxlruad through there the pub
lam will In- speedily solved, but fur the
present we need water cummnuicntinn
I The Fourth at Lopez.
I [.qu Ismxo, W. T., July 5.
DEAR Mn. EDtTonz—One of the most
enjoyable Fourth of July celebrations
that I ever attended Was that held at
this ploco yesterday. '1 he pwgrnmme
consisted of the usual reading of the
Declaration 9! Independence. singing of
national uirs. oration, basket dinner,
nmusann'uts. etc. But. the happy feature
wna that the entire day was mused by
‘tho cutkc crowd without it drupot‘ intnx~
:icautr. The oration was delivered by
Mm. Emma Molloy and 1 think was a
surprise to all of us; not that we didn't
export a good address. but it was grand.
She outdid herself. For over two hours
she held the audience spellbound. I
count it our of the gmntent literary treats
I over enjoyed. So with tho rntire uh
scnce of rowdyism, drunkouness and
prufnnity,l Count Lopez bland m: on
titled to it place in the front :m.k at“ CT
ilizntion. _ _ _ J. ‘
cum naturism 40125. 1
LOPEZ ISLAND. June 30. ‘
ED. Anorsz— This is the third (law ot‘
our camp meeting. and although the}
numbers in attendance as yet are smothl
yet the right Stilt”. prevails. and Mrs.‘
Mulluy. with all her earnestness. zeal
and devotion. bus created a stir on the‘
Island. Sonia mo oﬂ'en-lul. some are}
rejoicing. and the "faithful" are hopefuli
of grand results. 3
Last «tuning a bad. though we. lmpe‘
not serious. accident occurred. Mr. Jun.i
Button, ngcnlli-man jurt (mm Dukoti-i
and stopping uith W. Warner. was out
in the cveuing Watch.ng to shoot thv-I
deer that. Wain feeding in the ﬁeld of J. l
G. Wnrncr, and at dusk there chanced
to be passing that way two young ladier,
Min Martha Blake and her younger
sister. Etta. daughters of Mr. Jon Blake
of this island.au-l Mr. Bottomin the
darkneua.mistook them for the other
kind of “deer" and ﬁrm] on them lith n
double-barrelcd shot gun. hitting the
eldest lady with tWo shot and younger
one with ﬁve; but u the distance was
nearly 100 yards. we trust there will boI
no serious resutta. Mr. Blake and his
idanghters do not blame Mr. Botton. as‘
{they know it was purely an accident.
l All concerned have our sympathy.
The Fosnot hrotberl of this island
lost a line span of horses over a year ago,
dying with all the Bymptoms of having
been poiioued. Since that time they
have bought another the team and three
days ago one of them 0191!. and today
the other one is reported sick. Suspi
cious of poisoning are entertained. And
so goea the world.
Wumu \VARNEB.
‘ Ardour“! lam Onlnon.
E. Bluinbridge Monday Esq. County
:Aityq Clny Co“ ’Bex. says: "Have used
1 Electnia Bitters with most happy results
My brother also was very low with Mo-
Llnrial Fever and Jauudice. but was
cured by timely use of the mediqine.
Am fatieﬁed Electric Bitters saved his
life.’ ‘
Mr. D. L. Wilcouou. of [Horse Cmm.i
K 32. adds it like ttstimony, saying: He'
positivelp believes he would have died.,
had it not been for Electric Bitters. ,
Lhis great remedy will ward MI, 118'
Well no cure all alnrinl Disenaes,uud
for all Kidney, Liar : and Iltnmnch Die
orders atuude unequalled. Price 500‘
and SI . Ht. 1". I). Hili & Son. 1
MMywudemevoherCe-m g
"honnhowueChld.’ ob. med‘ (or Custom :
NlHOWOXMOhoolungNCumx-b. 4
mmmcm.mpumcmom l
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A Cure l'u-r sou- Nix-pith. :
I Mun. MARY E l.rm.ow..nt Manning}.
Pratt 00.. Kmnsun, sun's: Six years ago
we lived at (‘.nlumlma Junction. lowa,.
and I hurt a )oqu baby tin-i a very sorei
breast. For three mouth-i I trial every!
thing until at last I got a box at Chum-j
herlein'e Eye and Skin Ointment and it.
cured them. hold by Joe. D. Minkler. }
{Renews‘ﬂe‘r ‘Yonlhr— 1
Mrs. I‘lzuelw Chet-10y, Peterson. Cluy]
Cm. lawn, tells the following remnrlru-z
hle story. the truth of which is vouched
!--r by the residents 0! the town: “I um
73 yours nlti. hnv: been troubled with
kidney 'w-nlpiniul and lameness for
tuzmy yawn; chum nut :lrcsa myself
without help. Nov: lnm free from nll
pain and unreuvs-i. and mu uluie todn
lull my own houwwwk, I owe my
Himzakd tn libreirit‘ B'itor 2.1.? Levi“: ”r
--{hr-no.l mv v.» .'h_ and :. mnvw! o-m
Iph‘lé') ull elr< rm- m‘u' rru' " 'l3". ..
bottle. 50c. and :1 e’ N. l}, iiiii .k Sm'a
drug store.
E Port. Townsend.
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i"! (then! 1.53914)“ 1‘? = ywr-vuh t‘ilj.‘ In"
int-1:11;: 4.00 Mpr lilh. What L'nrlul
ﬁlm-r; this tezu‘L-f I: :nr-mza Thu! the
'nuturai and inherent 'ula‘lsutagm nf
[our Charmin: (‘in hzu'u .t-wertvd
! thmusc-lws, hm!”- tEmn‘HDh tho L‘X‘llSt
of uhliviun malt-1' the nuernus lead
uf lack of enterpriw. and attracted
tu our midst a gnu) :ahurt- nf the pm)
[:10 and capital who :m- hiéingz them
to the sun hissed szhurt-s vi Puget
Suuud.
. Moreover" “a chungr has (-.uue overt
the spirit of her nh‘mtul." Her citi 1
Zens are lit: in arm“ :uz-l resnhed 1v.)l
make the lie: ' it_\* “he! Suture de-I
creed her to h:- :1 grunt cununvrcial'
and manufacturing city. A syudi—i
cute of gentlemen get together a few]
months ago, put up SIOOO each. and
sent surveynrs on! to examine the!
feasibility of a railroad Connecting.
Quimpur peninsula with the (.‘nlulml
‘hiu river. The most favoruble rem!
‘port was received to wit: That the;
highest grade such :1 road would have '
to encounter would he 50 feet. The
Port. Townsend Suutheru Railroad
was then organized. and the work be
gun of getting a subsidy and right of
way from the (-ittzeus. ’l‘u-day this
'sulmidy is the large-9t ever eﬂ'ered,
2895 acres. speaking volumes for the
generous spirit of the peoyle. and ex
hilntiug the enterprise perspicuity
that is bound tn win in the race for
greetness. _ _ ‘ _ >
‘0 Meetings are held weekly to lur~
tller the intcrcst of the road, anal
work is sure to be begun on it within
a very few months. pvx‘clmncc Week-z.
Handsome business blocks are be
ing erected. hundreds of privntn resi
dences are going up. several large
manufacturing,- eut‘y prism have ro~
contly sturted up. and the ring of the
hammer and HUUBJS of industry are.
hoard on every side. the poems of
peace and plenty that are sweeter
than the songs of triumph in war.
and tell of the teeming thousands
‘who will wend their way to tlu- Key
City. and build number Frisco :it the
gateway of Puget Sound.
wnv YOU SHUIYLD (30311-1 T 0 roar rows—
qrxn.
Because by virtue of its beautiful
and Commanding; situation on Quim—
per peninsula. at the Gateway of Pu~
got Sound. it must he the future
great city of the New Northwest.
Because the construction of the
Port Townsend Southern lhilroad,
now arourctl. making illlﬁ city the
mrminus of n transcontinental line.
is th;‘ only thing neariasziry to insure
that glt'itanHS beyond all uvi‘udvem
lure.
Bocuusu it has the ﬁnest hur‘oor in
the world. and more shipping enters
.ind clears at this port than at any
other city in the country, with the
exception of New York.
Because it oﬁ'i-rs unrivalled fm'ili
ties for Manufacturing Enterprises,
and the Port. Townsend Business Ex
change will yield to no city in the
country in procuring the most liberal
subsidies to the inourumtom of ln~
bor employing institutions of any
charm-tor. On the completion of the
P. T. S. R. R. shipping facilities Will
be unrivalled by land as they are
now by water.
Because rich copper mines have
recently been discowred adjacent to
the city, and strong companies are
now being formed to operate them.
Because the evidences of an abun—
dance of coal equally near are con
:clusivo.
Because our climuto is the most
salubrious of any city in the sun
kinaad Sound basin.
Because Port Townsend’s innu»
mernble advantages am becoming
known abroad, and hundreds of
strangers are pouring in and making
fortunes in real estate, uni you can
do likewise.
That Harrison will carry Indiana
there is excellent. reason to believe.
Add Connecticut with Indiana to the
column of sure republican states
and the republican ticket will win.
Ulevoland carried Connecticut in 18—
84 by A plurality of only 1276, and
there a considerable prohibition vote,
which will probably be smaller now.
Moreover. Connecticut is a hivo of
manufacturing industry. and the tar—-
iﬁ‘ question as now presented will
have great inﬂuence in that state It
:will be seen then that there is reason
for conﬁdence on the port of the re
publicans. They ma ex eat to
hold every state carriel for Elaine in
1884, and have but to carry Indiana
and Connecticut to make their tri
umph sure. They may carry New
York, but they may win without it.
while the democrats cannot. zuul even
twith New York the democrats may
fail.
'l‘mr ST. PATnxcx's PILL: :u-d canny-:1." '
their (-ﬂ'ect. with an) ullmr klud mmlz. '
'l'bey c minin the gum] proportirs u! tbei
older preparminus in tlu- market u-nnri
binnl WI“! the moat vulnnhle medicmm-i
discuvered in modern times. Arm cath- ‘
attic and llVrl’ pill St. Patrick‘s are per-‘
fcction. sum by Jas D. Mink‘er. l
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Go to Hill & Sana fur [lnna-apathy:i
mu-dicines. Guides with l'ulupiuiC—xiﬁ‘l‘
Lnnu lIRDICAS m be had upuu applies. ;
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a inn-. 11, deHVcch. Lame rrdr-rs will:
Adams & Lake.
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i Mr. J. M. McMnrry. whu i.~ .u- :upidb'
kmulling up a pb'Jtn «Hi I lnmuess m
ﬁ‘nrt 'l'ownsend, has in-‘r' II“: Hi the hu
{midt- methud uf vibrant: [-ichnr-s, and
4., :!:e r-rr;.l 9mm: n .touhz-a inn-1!,
{.zi prudiice‘l picnic. :2 ‘l. x “pm-l .1»
credit to nu,‘ city nu IL“: u-naal. 31:: J:-
uxvca liberal success.
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We always Keep in stock a complete
line Of Choice Family Groceries. and
will svll them :1! prices which cannot
be beat by any ﬁrm on the Coast.
Will deliver all goods free of charge
to any part of the city.
Give us a trial in this line and 51-9
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and qualily.
3C -\. are now offering on. large and
we}! selected stock of Mens' m. 1 Boys‘
(Shaking and Furnishing Goods at
Lever Pricas than Ever Before!
Our stock in tlmbv lines comprise the
latest styles and best goods. (lame
am! 553 what wo have to olfer before
Dunc-basing elsewhere.
.1 '.arae and Well-Selected SIUDK 0i
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Ship Clnludlery,
Crockery.
Notions.
'l‘ol)uccos,
Cigars.
Viiucs. Liquors, &.0.
Alma in stock, which we cﬁ’cr as hes
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