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SEsqHS M's Sale

Py virtue of decree and order of sale issued
ont of the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory holding terms
at Seattle, i'll King county, for the counties Of
King and kitsap. in the civil action of D Rice
Campbell. plaintiff, against William II. Sny-
der and Martha J. Snyder. his wife, and John
". Naples, defendants, duly attested this 2Gth
day Of February. \ D. 1878, I have levied up
on the following land and premises situated i'll
the said county of King, in said Territory of
Washington. end particularly bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at n post which bears north II
chains, west % chains, and north 992 chains
from the quarter section corner on the north
and south line between sections and in
township % north of range east. and running
thence west, 1871 chains. thence south IL 90
chains II the north and right bank of the Du-
vanish river, thence up stream following the
meanderS OF said river to white fir tree 60
inches in diameter standing AT the northwest
corner of Sidney McCarger's land on the right
bank of said river, thence east 81. So chains,
thence. north % deg. west 80 chains, thence
west 453 chains, thence north 262 chains,
thence west 80. 80 chains to the point of begin
ming containing 4S 66-100 acres of land, ALI
King county, Washington Territory
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
on MONDAY, MARCH 25th, A. D. 1878, at the
hour OF II O'Clock A. NJ at the court house
door in the city of Seattle, and county OF King
Aforesaid, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, gold coin, the above
described lands and premises.
Seattle. King county. February 20. 1873.
L.v. wYCKOFF,
Sheriff said King County.
I. II. HaLL and W. Il. ANDREWS,
feha3-5t A.torneys Cor plaintiff.
, 1878-08-31
Summons,

In The Distrc' Court 0 the Third Judicial Dis
tric of the Territory of Washington holding
terms at the City of Seattle, in and for Ii e
Counties of King and kitsap.
E Twin Eells, Plaintiff, VS. Charles W. Moore,
Celia c. Moore, William A. Jennings and James
Osborne, Cnarles Mcdonald, Henry Woters
and Charles Fecheimer partners dong business
under the firm name and style of Wo ters and
Fecheimer Frederick Mna:ck and Richard
Wallis. Defendants.
The United States of America send greeting to
Charles W. Moore, defendant: You are hereby
required to appear IN an action brought against
you by the above named olaIrtlf, in the District
Court OF the TDi:d Judicial District az the Terri.
tory oil WASHINGTON, h ID ng terms a the City of
Seattle in The County Of King for the Counties Of
King ard K,isap. and to answer the complaint
flied therein, within sixty days exclusive osthe
day of service) after the GATE Of this summons, or
judgment by default will be taken against you,
according to the prayer Of tue complaint.
The SAID action is brought to obtain judgment
against the defendants, CiiaiIes W. Moore and
Celia c. Moore, for the sum of three thousand
dollars gold co n. with interest thereon from the
first day OF MAJ ch 1873 at TIE rate OF one per cent
per month, together with attorneys fee of
seventy i've dollars and costs of suit, AMI also to
obtain decree OF tuis court fer the foreclosure OF
a certain mor'g ge, described in said complaint,
| and executed hy the said Charles W. Moore and
Celia 4 Moore OF the Sth day Of June 1877, to Sc
cure the paymeut of certain Dromissory note,
dared on tie Sth day of June 1877 made by the
said Charles " VI ore aod Celia C. Moore foI the
sum of three thousand dol ars gold coin with in
terest tn reon at the rate of one per cent per
! moDtb, pavale to the order of Edwin Eels, said
interest being payable on the first Of each aud
every calenGar month.
Witness the Hon. J. f. Lewis, Judge of said
Court. and the seal thereof his 5th day OF June,
A. ID. 1873.
JAS. sEAvEY, Clerk.
BY WV. Il. ANDREWS. Deputy.
Thomas Burke, Attorney for plaintiff.
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SUreIIse0DS.

In TIE District Cour; for the Third Judicial DIS
.rict Of the Territory Of Washington, ho'ling
terms at the City Of Seattle, in and for the
counties of King ard Kitsa-
: Fred rick A. Mnick, plaintiff, VS.. Charles ".
Moore, defendant.
"he United States Of America send greeting 10
Charles W. aioore, defendant: YoI are hereby
required TO appear III an action brought against
you by the above named p'aintiG. in the Distr ct
Court of the Third Jucicial District OF the Terri
toi of Washington. holding telns at the city OF
Seattle, in the County of King for the Counties
of King and kitsap, and to al swer the complain
fled therein. within sixty daes lexclusive OF the
day OF service) after the date Of this Summons or
Judgment by default viii be t'ken against you,
accolding to the prayer OF the c0mpl lat.
The said action is brought to recover iudy-
ment against you for the sun OF Three hundred
and sevent; seven IS 100, due plaintiff upon a
balance OF account for vices by i.m rendered at
voor SPECIAL instance aai request. between the
first day Of Ap'il, 1877, ard the eighteenth day
af April, iS1S aud for eo.ts OF snit and far intee
est on the above sum
L. $. Witness the Hon. J. R. Lews. Judge
Of laid Court and the seal thereof this 20th day
of Ap'il, A. D. 1873.
Jas sEAyEY, Clerk.
Bv VIZ. II ANDREWS Deputy.
". il Whiiean Larla3e & Hanford ittor-
neys ios Pi. iEt Fl,
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a administrators Notices

Notice is berehv gwen that the undersigned, hy
an order of the Prohate Court Of King County,
Washington Tertitory, made and entered on the
ia day Of March, 1878 was appoirted admins
TRAITOR OF tpc esa'e Of william p. Dinsmore, de-
ceased, including the partnership estate of Dias-
m re & Ac.s'roy,
All persons haviog cla ms against the individual
estate OF said William /. DinsTore or against the
said partnefShia estate Of Dinsmore & McElroy,
a'e required to present the same with The uecessa
ry vouchers. within one var from this Gate, to
the undersigned. at the office OF McNaeght & Lea
ry, in Ssattle, King County aforesaid. Ii spch
claims be not 50 presented within one year, tAey
will be barred by law.
Seattle, v T., april 12h, 1878.
Al BERT DlNSMORE.
Administrator as aforesaid.
McNAuGrT { LEAEY, Attorneys Ter Estates.
d&w y.
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sshcPsES Sale.

BY virtue of decree and order OF sale is
sued out Of the District Court Tor the Thiru
.Jsdlciai District Of Washington Territory,
holding terms at SEATTLE, in King county, for
the counties OF King and Eitsap. in the civil
action OF John 7. Stewart, plaintiff, again st
John j. Se6rly, defendant, ouly attested the
a0th day Of February, 4. D. 1878, have levied
uuon the following land and premises, situa-
ted in the county of King il said Territory Of
Washington, and particularly bounded and de-
sc1ibef as follows, to wit:
All Of the northeast quarter of section III
township - north Of range 4 east Excepting q
portion of said northeast quarter containirg s
l72 RODS. conveyed to Daniel W. Post by deed
record, III volume Il Of deeds, pages 80 and
90 kiLg county records; also one acre and l.
rods described as follows: Beginning at the
northwest corner of section i'll township -.
north Of range east, and fTlnang Themes east
rs rods. 10 feet and 9 inches, thence
south rods, thence west % Iods, 10 ieet
and inches, theLce north rods to the
place of beginning. Also 8 acres of land
more or less i'll the southwest corner of
section 81 in township % north of range east,
commencing IN the center of what Is known
anc called the Big Slough, and where said
Slough crosses the south line of said section 81
and running thence west to the soul Invest cor
ner of said section, thence north to the center
OF said Slough, thence southeast following the
center of said Slough TO the place of begin
ming all situated il King county, Washington
Territory.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
on MONDAY. MARCH 25th, A. d. 1878. at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the court house
door, in the city of Seattle, and county of
King aforesaid, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, gold coin, the
above described land and premises.
Seattle, King county, Feb. 20. 1878.
s. L. V. WYCKOFF,
Sheriff said King County.
I'M. HALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. feb23-5t
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Probate Notice,

II the Probate Court Of King County. Washing
ton Territory
IN the matter OF the estate of Charles Grover,
deceased
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given. that hy an order of the
PROBATE Court OF King County, Washington Ter
ritory the undersigned was appoisied admins
traitor oil tue estate OF Charles Glover, deceased.
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons haviug claims against said deceased, to
present them, with The Necessary vouchers, with
In ore year after the date Of this notice, az the
residence of said administrator on Duwamish
6ivef IN said County ard Territory or they will
be forever barred.
HENRY Il. MILLER
administrator of the estate of Charles Grover,
deceased -
Dated at Seattle, June $, 1873.
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SheriGs $ Sale.

ry irt of an order Of sale issued out OF the
District Court of the Third Juclea District OF
Washington Territory, h lding terms al the City
of Seattle, 10 King County, on the 18th day OF
FEBRUARY. 4. D.. 1878 in the case nJm3er 35f,
w eerein James Crawford and Wm. A. Harrington,
partners, doing business under the firm name OF
Crawford & Harr net on are plaintiffs and Thom-
as J. Jackson and Eliza Jackson, his wife, Wm.
Taunton, James Scott and Andrew Moore are de-
PENDANTS consolidated with cases numbered l14,
293 & cJI on a Judgment and decree therein ren-
dered in said Court on the 18th day of February.
A. D.. 1878, and to me directed commanding me
to nske sale o the property mentioned and 1e-
scribed in sad decree to satisfy the following
in lgments, tu-wi:
FIRST judgment II case No. 364, for the gum OF
s: 532 5 ~ geld coin. with interest at one and one
han per cent per mon;h from February 18th, 1878,
Until pals, together with the sum OF three per
cent oa ~ amount recovered as attorney fees
f0r Pisinth'S attorneys, and $ or costs OF Court,
with arctuiuG and incr-ased costs.
Second Judgment, isr balance remaining due
the said plaintiffs on the decree of this Court
10 consolidated cases Nos. lTt, :293 291, amount
ing to Sc, ,1G161, gold coin OF the United States,
with interest from February 18th, 1878, al tue
rate of one and one-hal per cent. per month, un-
til paid, together With the SUM OF sij1.9l Tor in
suraIce and taxes paid by said plaintiffs in ac-
CorGaDce with the decec therein, with accrui3g
and ircr cased costs.
have Levied upon the property described in
(3) and thIee (0 IN H1ct. numbered twenty four
a) in that palt Of the City Of Seattle laid on and
plated by \. A. benny, ard known as 4. \ Dem
nv's Addition to Seattle, together with and slti-
gal + the tenemeI;s, hereditamens and appGr-
'"uanccs thereuu,o belonging, in King county,
Washington Territory.
Ana r6w, hy virtue Of said decree and srder o'
size. On Ncnday. the 6'h day of May, \. D.. ISIS.
1T the hour OF ~ It,. ia grort OF e Court
House door in said CITY OF Seattle. viii sell 20 he
bI-uest bidder therefor, for ca-h. gold cola, at
pablc auclon, AL the right, tilc interest and
equity Of redemption oi said de!eHls, Is. Thomas
:. Jackson, rlza Jackson, his wife, Wm. Baunton,
james Scott sud Artlcw Moore, in, oi and 10 ihe
above de-crhed properly, or so much tn, reef as
will satisfy said judgments, DEGREES, costs. aitol-
ney fees, interest, aud accguiag and increased
costs as aforesaid.
L. V. WYCK0FF,
Sheriff King Co, Wash. rer.
Mc%AUGET & LEARY. Aity'S for Piaatils
Seattle, Wash. Ter, april 6, A. D., 1878
mar2-5w
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NOTICE OF sHERIgF's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

u
BY virtue Of an execution issued ont CT the
District Court Of the Third Judicial District, of
Washington Territory. hoGing terms at Seattle. in
King county, on the 70 CAY OF April, 4. D. 1878,
in the case wherfin UIiah Nckels is the
plaintiff, and William Forsey is the de-
fen,ans, to ME directed and delivered,
commanding me to take into execution the per-
sonal property Of the said defendants, and if suf
fcient personal property cannot be found, then
toe real property of sad defendants, 10 satisfy
juGgmsn nj fer the of one bundled dollars.
(SfOG with interest Il al he rate of fen pc.
centper annum until paid, and costs OF suit amount
ling to eleven and fifteen oae hundredlh dollars
(S1f Is 1GG), aud increased costs.
Now. therefore, no re soGal property being
found by vir.ue of said execution I Lave levied
upon tie following described real property, ;o-wi':
The west half Of lots and 3, block 81, in 4.
A, penuy's addition tie town, now city of Seattle
ard will se'lhe or MONDAY the II day ofJune,
a. D., 1878, at the hour of lG O'Clock, A. NJ, at the
Court House door 10 Seattle, in said county OF
King. AZ nubic auction, to the highest bidder, fog
cast Or 50 much thereo. rs viii satisfy said
judgment, costs and increased costs.
L. Y WTCKOFF,
SherifF of King County.
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should be convinced of its great meritso that their
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drug business for the past twelve years constantly,
and sold everything for Catarrh, but yours all
the rest. II you proper you can use this letter
or any part Of 1t that you wish.
Very truly yours, s. D. BALDWIN co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books and
Stationery, " ashington, Ind. Feb. q. 1876.
Zach package contains Or. sanford1 Improved
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cases. Price, Sl00. For sale by all Wholesale and
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States and Canadas. WEEKS 6 POTTER. General
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, 1878-08-31
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, 1878-08-31
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, 1878-08-31

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TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22

Dennis Kearney takes the witness stand as
an expert, and defines communism In a re-
cent Massac husetts speech he said:
Now let me give you my idea OF commu-
nism; If am drowning in the ocean, and a
ship as large as the Great Eastern is passing
by loaded with lumber to her masthead, and
l. rs self preservation is the first law OF
nature, ask the captain to give me plank to
save my life. and he refuses, am justified in
taking plank This is my idea OF commu-
nsm.
Or to reduce his metaphor to every day
English, if anybody has anything You want
you have n right to take it, peaceably il he
will give it up peaceable, forcibly ii he is so
unreasonablv as to wish to retain his prop
.erty. This is communication
Then we suppose the Pioneer-Press
takes the other horn Of the dilemma,
and thinks il better that the man
should drown than that he should dis
turb the lumber. That is the trouble
with the Republican party; it sets
ssw-logs above men. Now this world,
if it was made for anything, it was
made for The human family; and the
rights Of man % life, liberty and
happiness is at least as high as any
other right in the world.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22
PAPER MONEY.
Continental Money and French Assignats-
Why They Failed as Currency.

Any one who studies the social in
dustrial condition of the French and
American people. at the time when
the assignats and Continental money
were practically repudiated. will be
at no loss to understand why their
paper money failed to meet the ex-
pectations of its friends. The newly
liberated American colonies were in
the condition of political prisoner
released from confinement. with moth
ing to call his own save the clothing
on his back. Almost bereft of re-
sources. hardly any property of pres
ent utility An insignificant commerce,
no industries except those of the
most domestic kind. scanty popula-
ton. spread over wide extent of
territory, general feeling of distrust
and uneasiness with regard to the
future. and an ignorance of finance
beyond the mysteries of primitive
barter, it is not surprising the Cont
mental money should have proven a
useless. if not a hurtful. appendage
to the economies of the young nation
II, however, instead of withdrawing
this money. the Government of the
day had been far-sighted enough to
retain it, the people would, after a
few years, have found such ample use
for it in representing the new prop
erty created by them. that, in place
OF being drug on their hands. it
would have become sufficiently indis-
pensable to hold an equality with gold
IN purchasing power, and they would
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22
The Greenback forces are marshall


ing all over the country. east. west,
north, south. Everywhere opponents
of the bondholders are gathering to-
gether their strength to deal a blow
at the financial system that has for
so many years been robbing labor of
it's just reward. Maine, which at the
last election gave Greenback vote
of about 5000 promises this syear to
cast vote of over 10000 for the
Greenback cause. Massachusetts,
too. is waking up. and if General
Butler is chosen to head the ticket it
is within the probabilities that the
Old Bay State will he found next Fall
among the States that have declared
themselves in favor of the Rag
Baby And so the movement
spreads. Here in New York we ex-
pect to poll a vote of over 100000. In
the west the ''Greenhack Fanatics
in many places have it all their own
way. Last week county elections
were held in Tennessee, and the
cheering news comes that the Green
hackers carried everything before
them, having in Memphis over 5000
majority. The New York Times in
ascribing the cause of this over
whelming victory, says it is largely
due to the Irish voters. who have be-
come dissatisfied with the Democratic
partv.-Irish World
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22

The Connecticut National Greenback Labor
party declares that governments should DIS
Courage great accumulations of wealth in a
few hands, and should promote industry.
frugality and equal prosperity for all: If gov,
ernments should discourage great it should
discourage all accumuations. 1t has as much
right to discourage all as any.-St. Paul
Globe.
By the same mode of reasoning if
YOU discourage a man from eating too
much you prevent him from eating at
ALL!
This world has nothing to gain by
the creation of such financial monsters
as A. T. Stewart. Jay Gould. and
Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22
THE WOMAN ON THE GREAT
QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.
FOUNTAIN BROOK Mimi }
,,v,,,% 10 1910


Editor Anti-Moaopotist:
1.-The Women's Journal" of August
3rd. 1879, contains the following pre-:
amble and resolutions. which we can
not refrain from sending you for
publication, as they embody the great
need of the times; a more thorough
searching after knowledge and truth
lay the whole peoble. that they may be
able to steer this government clear
of the shoals of despair and wretched
ness upon which it is now stranded.
before it goes to pieces in anarchy,
confusion and bloodshed. The time
has now come for the women of this
Republic, if they have one spark of
love for country. OF home. or one
anxious thought for the future well
fare of their children to give some
little thought and time to the study
of political economy and good govern
ment. The most effectual way to do
this is to organize Greenback clubs.
Subscribe for Greenback papers, meet
often. read and discuss these problems
that are now fairly before the
American people and must be solved.
Let not the women of Minnesota be
found wanting in knowledge on these
great questions, which concerns their
present and future welfare, and that
of their children. equally with their
brothers and husbands. Let them re-
member the words of Abigail Adams,
written to her husband John Adams,
Loo years ago. when he was member
of that Congress which promulgated
the Declaration of Independence If
We mean to have heroes. statesmen,
and philosophers, we should have
learned women"
Ata womans Greenback club
organized July 10. 1878, At Vine