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Morning Breake upon the Tomb-Easter An
thein Thomas. 90
tswinging on the Garden uate-Song and Cho
rus Thomas. ~
Where Is Ny Loved Une To nisht i-song and
Chorus. Hays. IS
Sing, Unrkics, Sing tAs sung By Carl wag.
ber} Hays. %
Angel Gabriel-Comio song stewart. 80
When SILVER Locks Heplaco the Uold-Sopg
and Chorus tAns wor to silver Ihroads
Among tho doidi LIKhtou, %
tYOu Never a' IS the Lager TIL tho kcs. Runs
Dry-JOnio song ~
GabO Awa'-ScOtch song Waud 30
Alone, and At liOIne-SOny aLd chorus Hays. 81
tAly Wee vile waiting at the DOOr-Dsla
Thomas ~.
oh Miss Susio lind Song and Cho Hays. IS
Give No but u mile-SVny and thO stewart 35
When first | Mrt Thee. Nellie Dear-song snd
Chorus stewart 80
I'm Captain Of tho Guards-Conio Song Hays
20
beyond tho uoiden Doos-sons and chorus
White. ~
.dcrtlo's with the Angels Fow--song and. Chor'
us Christie. 80
Please uVd, Make Room for q Little Boy Cox.sI
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day. the 26th nay OF may, io,p.
i'll the Fulton Opera House, Mt the
city Of Lancaster. for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Governor
aud State Treasurer. Each Repre-.
sentative and Senatorial District will
le entitled Ia the same representa-.
tion ~ il has under the present ap,
purtionmcnt for Senators and Repre-.
sonta,ivos in the Legislature.
RUSSELL ERsErr,
A Nusuy NORRIS Chairman
Secretary
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BY Betsy Williams, one Of tho last
Of Ponnsylvania's slaves, died in
Lewisburg, recently, at the advanced
age OF 75. She was purchased by
William Davis. Of Limostown, Mon
tour county, when only eight years
old. At tho ago of Is che became
FREQ. Hcr skill as cook was unsur-
passed., and she welded hor nuthori-
ty with regal sway in tho kitchen.
Her fame spread throughout the
neighboring country. Many are the
rocollections possessed by many per-
sons of the royal way in which she
Drowned turkey. Her doughnuts
were unsurpassed She was good
friend or good enemy Sho WAS
perfectly identified with the interests
of the family with whom she lived
/ Her masters friends were her friends;
his enemies, hor enemies, his joys,
her joys his sorrows, her sorrows.
AS age cropt upon her, her manners
became remarkable kind and win
ming. The smallest child did not
hesitate to climb into her friendly
lap, and even the brute creation, such
rs dogs and eats, were attracted to
ward hor, and always found her rea-
dy to befriond in all emergencies.
The old homestead was ut last bro
ken up. and old "Aunty' found a
home with one Of the daughters o!
hor old master. SIrs. DR. Mari, of
Lewisburg.
Ias-Mr VIM. Squiros, of Nostoc-
ton. Oregon, has offered the Conten-
NAL Commissions for exhibition somo
tail specimens OF lumber, OF the fol.
lowing dimensions fir plank II
feet wide and 100 feet long; spruce
plank s feet wide and 100 feet long ;
coaar plank 7 feet vide and 100
foot long larch plank Z feet wide
and 100 feet long homlock plank
foot wide AMI 100 feet long. He
says he can procure plank Of much
greater Dimensions than those given
above, ii transportation can be furn-
ishel for them to Philadelphia
They must have some tall trees in
Oregon. We question the ability of
our Pennsylvania lumbermen { o
match the specimens offered by Mr.
Squires.
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*, Of San Francisco,
ecorder's Office a re.
. trust deed executed
'ying his property to
ious benevolent pur-
cites in tho revocation
,es to provide for parties
.atural claims on him, to
9, and with returning health
personal attention to the
of his designs. He con-
. acts heretofore performed
. iIustsas.
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Gov. Hartranit,

The iYresistsble floods and mountain like
gorgss have passed, but still greater
Aood--grsstsr by for in leugtb aud
breadth, but wanting the destructive cher
sctsr Of the foru.er-is sweeping over the
sta,s Of Psuusylvsuis frOui the Ohio 10 the
Delaware aud from the Southern to the
Norihsrp boundaries. II is the popular
will IN favor Of the re- psminstion aud re-
elss,ion Of Governor Hsrtranft. Never ir
l.'-'' bistOry Of our State has ther,
-. al and perepptory
u fsny man
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Hon Jso b. LrSS, now Deputy
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, is
spoken OF as the probable Repnbli'
ea.a candidate for State Treasurer
II we ere TO have "a Republican in
that Office We would rather see SIR
Linn there than anybody else IN that
paity.-NOythR Il Domcrdt
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Americans nre n Nation of Dysprpties'--
We live fast. dissipate and MI early grave.
We drihk all kinds VI alcoholic spirits. and
swallow, without ma-tication, pork, greeso,
and rycry kind Of lie Destroying, system clog
ging, indige-tiblo food. DU. WALKHR's NEo-
ErABLg NlNfaAR hIrrERs VIII remove TIE
evil effects AMI tho recovered patient with
pure, vitaligcd electrical bl lool Rowing through
his veins viii have clearer hoai and cooler
luigomont, which nddeh 20 experience, Will
cause him TO abstain In the future, Alar. IL, 10
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NEW ADvHRTIsEMENTs
Auditors Notice.

IN the matter of the distribution Oi
l. the fund In the hands Of Daniel d. Boyer,
Eco, Assignee Of Jacob Bssslcr.
Tho undersigned, Auditor, will meet for The
purpose of mixing distribution Of the said fund
In Boyer's Hall, Freoburg, Thursday, Nay 18th
1873, ct 10 O'Clock, .. m, when and whore all
parties Interested may s,tend y they think proper
yOok " ARNOLD,
AR. ls,'TS. Av1ity
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Ir is stated that many Of the set
tiers in the grasshopper districts nre
Leaving, A western paper sntes
the ground il full Of the OWL and
that it il feared the hoppera will make
another clear sweep this GUNNER.
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spirituous liquors as "wot Damn stion." rooT
follow he know whereof he spake, BY sad ex.
perienoe. and II living. would apply tho same TO
hut there Ia ONE Tonic and Alternative In ex.
istence-ihe host the world has ever known
which contains no slcohol. II is DIR. Walkers
Oaiibrnjs vinAyI Ditters tLpr.e, ~.
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THE monthly report of the Score
tary OF the Treasury shows a reduc-
tion OF the public debt during the
month Of March of S3, 5s1,00 This
IL q satisfactory showing Of the
finances Of the National Treasury.
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-Ir Is estimated that the time required
tn construct tho tunnel under the Brit
ish channel, between England and France
will he seven years. How much money II
will take no one is rash enough TO ssserl
A COW belonging to Dr. Culberston. OF
Chambersbnrg, yielded l7t pounds OF but
ter in one week, He paid $500 for her
when 10 months old.
A liule daughter Of Philip Meloy. oi
Pcrrysville, Juniata county, Pa, fell into
u cistern on Sunday week. and was
Dir owned.
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PETER RIEoEL, OF Adams Township, througf
the solicitation Of his Republican friends hs'
consented to be a candidate for the once o.
sheriff Ho isa sound party man, aud has do
voted tmo and means 20 its success. His excel
lent social and admitted business qualification
Arc A safe Guarantee thai no Will make good Of
Ecor, REPUBLICAN,.
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Ir the lava wero properly enforced
thero could bo no such troubles i'll
the coal districts ns are now reported,
and which aro interfering with the
business of tho whole state to q very
serious extent. Tho laws protect
oyery man in his right TO labor for
whstcvcr pay he msy SOC fit TO ac-
ccpt, and it provides for the punish
mcnt of those who violently interfere
with such right. Notwithstanding
for tho paat week men at work in iii
fcrurt branches Of the coal mining
districts hnvo been driven from thoir
labors by tho strikers, who are rcgu-
larly organized into groups for that
purpose. The local authoritios arc
treating these oulrngcs supinoly
enough, and apparently make no at
tempt to enforce the laws Thus far
tho sheriff Of SchuyIsill county is tho
only ono who has tGkon Gny action OF
an emphatic nature. A few hundred
determined mon co1ld disporso these
outlaws in very sho;t time but il
is question whether they could be
held in peace aftorward unless armed
organizations woro maintained
Gguinst thom. twill be fortunate il
the timo shall como when the opera
tors can supply tho places of thes,
men with those who will have SOM,
ioconoy in their conduct. Ga-oH
ant R,dic'in.
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Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF.

REPUBLICANS, we respectfully present
SAMUEL nowEs, Of Middleburg, as o suitable
candidate for the otioe of SHEHIrY. Ho IL In
every way qualified for al efficient discharge OF
the duties pertaining To the office, aud will tom
per ia rog.dity with mercy. Vote for Bowen.
VOTER.
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For tho office OF Sheriff announce ]. CALvr
SrUnCH, OF Franklin, as suitable candidate
IIS possesses all the publications necessary 4
prompt aud faithful performance Of the dutie
holon glug 10 the Uthce aud win give strength "a
the ticket. JACKSON.
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ELECTIONS for state officers were
hold on the 9th inst. in Connecticut,
Rhode Island and Michigan, and
Local elections were also held on the
samo date in Ohio, and Missouri
The Democrats elect Ingersoll Cow
ornor and gain two Congressman in
Conn. In Rhode Island tho Repub
Iiceus mako clean sweep olectiug
all their State officers by increased
majorities and also gain in the logis
laturo. In Michigan our party has
also been successful electing oil Of
it's State officers 10y from 5000 to
10000 maioritios; aud nearly all
thoir local oGicors IN Ohio tho
towns arc about equally divided be.
tween Republicans and Democrats.
In Missouri the democrats havo large
maioritcs es usual. Taking all in all
the Republican party has nothing to
! flar.
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OK n CTYsnd the N. Y. Saturday
% VA0QJournai,t the great Literary
az Subscription Price, Postage paid. VIZ;
Names entered lmpartlslly % received, and
Five Dollars Cash sent at once 20 every NTH
subscriber. Clubs OF hve lat ~ sAoh) tsay rev
tain the t5l This 10 our 'cbromo-a Cash Pre-.
MUM OF 70 TO every nth subscribsri The drn
name IL . sunlcient guarantees Of fa!rness and
letter TO BEADLE k ADAMS, pvbliSAAgk q
Vllllnan 6cDonh uW y0k.
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I'D. PnHr-Hoist the name OF WIN, II, woop-
LIMO, OF Penn, as a candidate for Sheriff al the
coming Primary election, His ability to fulnl
the duties of tho otlico with credit TO himself
nTodit 20 tho party aud Justice " tho people ~
large Is unquestiOnAblo, beaver.
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Ed. PosT--Permit me to suggest JoHs n.
woLp, OF Perry, as q suitable candidate for
Sheriff. Having served term In tho otice
heretofore and proved himself every way com
petent we do not hesitate to recommend him
to the Republican voters as . suitable candi'
dato. MONROE.
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Republicans Of Snyder the undersigned 70.
tlon the claims OF JAOoB =. BoaAR, OF chap,
man, to tho office Of sheriff He is an excellent
citizon, sound party man and Is we'll qualihed
for the ONCE. MANY CITIZHHs.
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En-. Posr--As our standard bearer, In the next
sent PETER HARTMAN, Of Centre As an no.
tive, jealous worker, q whole s0uled neighbor
and citizen and accommodating business man
there are few 10 be found superior. Add In his
business cal aoity his very excellent social quail
titles and you have IN him capital officer.
SNYDER.
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lNSTRUnE ENTAL.

Ia Belle Jeunesse-Poiacca Wilson. ~
tAwskeuinR OF the BirdsA Morceau Maylath u
tSwocthoart-N Nelodle Gracieusa Maylath. ~
.Twinkly Stnrs--iiprceau de salon Wilson .
The Highland Maiden Romance wilson ~
Aulus Amman tirOm Stabat Mater wagner u
4Dfoamland-MOrcca de salon Naylath. ~
Echoes irem tho Palisades Morceau wagner
40
Venetian Regatta-Transscribcd wagaerf0
tMerry FOrresterp-forest scene Wagner. 90
Rocking wayes--Taabscrihed Maylath. -
~ no scotch Iassie-Eeyoris Pochor. W
Bittio's Poke Nazurka Prcyot. %
Fairy Land-Roveeie Norv"l 80
sparkling Jeweis-Poka Christie. 10
Think Of ale SOmetimes--Easy waits wsguor
20
Temperance March (Easy) Wsrner. ~
'Nlen are Such Dcceivers-Easy Polka.
tMOllic Darling Easy March Wagner. ~
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Peters Household M'IoSies, T-s, \, .
and 3. A Collection OF rsr nlar Songs, by
Hays DaDks, stewart etc. Each number
contains seven or Eight Songs.
Price 5Occnts zach, Yearly, I2Sunbsrs fori ~
Pet sr-' pnTior Music, Ne.., 4, =. md 3. Fact
number cOntaips several easy and nodefats
difficult Plano Pieces, by kiukol, Beehi
Wapncr, Wilson. ete.
90 cents each; Yearly, IL NuHhsrs for .,
La Creme De In Creme, No-. to 49, Eacl
number contains "A PAGES %. classic spd dn
ncuit Plano Music. worth e. !sast sl.O.
Price Of each number, ~ conts; Yearly, !.
Numbers for 81,
prBLIsURp sv
J. l. PETERS, 500 Broadway, n. Y
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county, Alabama adjoining the
Georgia lino, had faith tha. there was
II big paying copper mino in his tract
of otherwise poor land. He was
working his mine to get tina shape
to realize his hopes and expectations,
and run himself out Of money and
ten thousand dollars in dobt, Eigh-
teen months ago tho Sheriff of his
county got after him in tho interest
OF several creditors. Tho day before
the sale was sot for Wood went 10
Atlanta to borrow ten thousand dol
lars in n lump TO shake the Sheriff
Ho tried several mercantile houses
promising to pay back the money in
a few weeks, so sure was he that his
mines were rich. The tirme did not be-
lieve in the copper, and could not spare
the gold. At length the almost despair
ing miner found friend who beloved
in him and advanced the money. The
last train was just leaving, and he board
cd it. Travelling by railroad and buggy
he reached his tract by II o'clock the
noxt day, Just rs the Sheriff was about
to offer his property for sale to tho
highest bidder. lie paid of the exc
lcution. arrested the sale, and saved his
lands. The ten thousand bridged him
lover his financial straits. Nine months
lago tho mines were opened, and have
since cleared s25, 900 after paying nj
expenses. lie has refused $l00,OO0 fol
} half interest, and says there's million,
in his mines. Mr., Wood is in no way
connected with the celebrated Ssllesl
family OF Tennessee.
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Jusr about the time man gets his
we'll cleaned out, cellar dug, winter
wood laid in, and things generally ar.
ranged to render life comfortable,
some astronomer comes to the surface
and gives fellow the blues by pre-
dieting that horrible catastrophe is
to fragment the earth and scatter its
atoms into infinite space. One Of these
star gazers, who mighty sweeps the
heavens with New Orleans for a stand,
point, makes the awful prediction that
the earth is to be licked up by the
fiery flames Of the sun, and that moth
ing will be left but mass of no, va
por Don't get nervous about II, now;
for this astronomical catastrophist fix
es the period for the great wind-np at
a little over six thousand years hence
giving you ample time in which to
wear out your old clothes, and pay up
your last years taxes. 1t would no,
be unwise, however, 10 have your
lamps trimmed and be ready, for the
prophet might have made q miscalcu-
lation; and the calamity may strike
the earth few years sooner than that
time
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-05

MOODY & Sankey, the evangelical
evangelizers, have thrown up breast
works and will lombard the Devil
from one corner of His Black majes-
tvs own dominions-the city of Brook
Ign. They will "Hold the Fort with
their Ninety and Nine" at all haz-
ards. Men who possess the sublime
courage to tackle sin in its own strong
hold, as Moody and Sankcy have
shown in making stand at Brook
Ign, would not fear to storm hell It.
self. Beecher wanted to volunteer in
the big fight, but the evangelizers told
him to get hence, to stand afar of, as
they did not wish his kind on their
side. Beecher's forte docs not lay in
saving souls, butt
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PLowMAN's mill is still motionless.
Don't know when it will start up.
Carl Schurz will chin some music IN
the Pennsylvania campaign.
DR.. B. SIMPSON, resident dentist at
this place, has turned out some very
fine work in his line, lately.
SNow.-Some of the surrounding
mountain peaks are covered With snow
which will probably stay there until
next July.
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OREGON DEMocRArIc.-The Portland

OREGON DEMocRArIc.-The Portland
Evening Journal says that Oregon
went Democratic by majority of at
least five hundred, and Lane is elected
over Warren by at least two thousand
plurality. Multnomah county, the
hot-bed of radicalism and corruption,
usually carried by the republicans by
from four to seven hundred, only gave
Warren majority Of one hundred, If
he has majority at all. This change
in the vote Of Multnomah county was
brought about by the Evening Journal
which paper has got in splendid work
since its establishment at Portland,
the most important Of which was the
expose Of a four hundred thousand
dollar fraud in the building Of the GUS
tom house there and the breaking up
of the ring which put the job up.
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1VHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO RATTLE
i his Ranch. In the Upper Payette Valley. con-
tanning fifty acres OF the finest OF land. all under
fence ami cultivation with plenty OF good stock
range adjoining. The Ranch Is well watered, has a
good
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FIVE DOLLARS Zach +!

The drawing viii take place at Placsrville, under
the Management Of Messrs. l. W. Garrett, J. Mickey
and Sam Weller. - soon - tho tickets can be dis
posed Of. Due notice viii be-given.
.-. A BEARD.
Idaho Osty. Nov. n. 1875.
, 1875-01-21

Monday svsning. q which time . ssps-
cal hesbne will b called. "a sommit-
tss Was appointed to report ON the quss-
ton. In the election of odleers thu
names Of VIM. z. Dodge. Peter Cooper.
and VIM. c. Bryant secs scratched oy
members. owing n sAsir participation
in the maas meeting II Cooper Institute
in relation to ths action q DE Govern
mept In the Lnuisiana naAtsr.
ALBANY. N. T.. J. 14.--fhs Assembly
to-day. by party vote. adopted Ieso-
luticns condeaning the istrrfersnce OF
the military in Lostsiana Affairs and ."
peci.lly ecndemnire sAsrinan's bandi'ti
proposition and tho approved thereof BY
the Secretary of War. In the name Of
the administrator. 80. -.4rs
CcIr,1Dua Ohio. Jan. Is. "A protest
aga,nst the ndoption Of resolufion is.
| nouncing ths action Of Government in
the Louisiana matter. adopted b" the
Leislaiase. -. to-day entered upon
the House jourual. ~
HkI.ExA, Mont, Jan. 12.-Last might
the mercury in tie Thermometers al
frozs. small quantities Of mercury In
phisIs als, coneealed. Proof whisky
placed ont doors froxe solid in half ~
hour yesterday. -
Four Chiuamen Who left town at s, p
". on Tuesday. we e found on Wednes'
dsy morning. half . mile from towr
The whisksy they had with them II
small kegs VA. frozen i .''
, 1875-01-21

New YaRx, Jan. IL While here and
at Washington there sharp div isi"ns
of op MON about the accuracy cf the
facts in rhe Presidents message. that
document has INSPIRED . lss.Aral feet'ng
of relisf on the part of thinkihs men Of
all parti. .. because. whi!e it ssssrts
strong provscation from the oonsesva.
tives for military intervsntos. 1t care
fully avoids asserting the latter. as >
principle or as q jnrtifiabls policy. ;g
Bosrea, Jan. 15.-The masa ne~ting
At Fsneuil Hall to protest agsihst the
use Of tho military in Lonis,sna wss
held to-day. Over 5000 were present.
Resolutions were ,dopted condemning
the use Of Eaderaa &xseps in State affairs
~ subversive Of . Republican form OF
Government. They condemn the dis-
patches Of Sheridan and sppesd to the
people Of Louisiana to coaiiuas in the
'ofossfaoce they bxyc shown under try
ing circumstances. The allusi,na TO
Sheridan were received with cheers aud
hissss. ~ ~~---,
BAIT1NoRE. Jan: ia large meeting
"as bold tonight 70 protest .gnisst the
action Of the U. 8. tsoops in New Or.
leans. Rsverdy johnson Vas the prin.
cipal speaker.
- az sgF
NEW YoRx. Jan. 15.-At the ,a.nnal
meeting Of ths Cnion Lesgue Club lsst
night iher" was shonf %sd spirisAa dis
cussion on Louisl. p. troubles. the gen
sral tenor of which was approval Of the
Presidents course. Extended consid-
| Grafton Of tils subject WAS deferred till
, 1875-01-21
y II TIl.T-J =
Sherif's Sale.

I'm AND By VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT or RX-
L eeution irsued out Of the Once Of ClerA
Of the DisSict Court for the Third judicial Dis
trict Of Washington Territory. holding terms at
Seati =, In and fer khe Counties Of King. Kitsap
snd 9nohcmish. on the 23fd tias Of December.
1874, and to me directed, in . certain action
wherrin Charles D. Emery, Adminisr ator OF
the Eststn Of J Y. Erwin, deceAAed, il Plant u
and BentAnin r Ban sd Fennsses e. Rs1l md
others are AeSsndaat@ demanding me that II
the Real Estate hereinafter described, should
make . certain Judgment wondered hS said Court
In said sction for the sum Of two hundred
ard seven dollars and seventeen cents Gold
Coin, t$207 ~ with interest thereon st the
rate of s~o per cent per month from Dcc. ..
Ia1l. until psi.i. ~ also an Attorneys fee Of
nifty Iollsrs $3.50 Gold Coin and costs II suit,
amounting 10 tbirty-one dollar and sixty cents
1881 6O), 1 have this 9Th dsy Of Japury. 1875.
l. We'd upon Lot number one NJ in Block mum
Der seventeen (l7l in Bor-u's Addition 70 :he
City Of Seattle. King County, Warrington Ter.
ritory. upun which II erected two frame dwell
iae AOasss A0A oAber eutbuild ngs; and notiee
y hereby given tAA ] viii. aA Monday. Febru-
ary sth, 1878. Il 10 0cioek n the forenoon q
the same dsy. proceed to sell for gold cotp s.iS
keui Estate By public outcsy, In froat ol the
Court House door In said City Of sssttls, for
aud towaFds the payment Of naid judgment. A.
torney's lee. costs snd tnexrased costs. 80, .;y-t
listed q Seattle Afosesaid January 9Th. 1875.
5,A..f., L.v WYCKOFk. =
'li- fherk nl King Eoanty, W.T.,
e, D, ENE1Y Attorney for Plaintiff.