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Barbour County index., 1882-06-15

Huntington, in which the establish
ment of superior grade of inebriate
asylums is recommended, as the
panacea for intemperance. The fatal
difficulty with the good bishops plan
is that it works entirely at the wrong
end. Instead Of aiming TO save men,
especially the young. from becoming
inebriates, it directs its efforts entirely
toward the desperate enterprise of
rescuing those who are already sots
Instead of buoying the channel, to
warn every one from the rocks of ruin
(as we teetotalars are trying to do). he
would spend his energies in endeavor.
ing to extricate and repair those who
are wrecked. Suppose that the bishop
were to apply this same false principle
to the spiritual administrations of the
household and the church, what would
become OF the Diocese of Central New
York; In his religious methods he
has sagacity enough to use preventives
Ito begin with the young and to press
the claims of the Gospel upon those
who have not already grown old and
hardened in impenitence; but in regard
TO this widespread and ruinous temp
tatlon Of the bottle he would ignore
che system of preventives and rely
chiefly on desperate expedients tC
rescue the remnants of those who
have been ruined by. the bottle. Has
not the devout and learned brother
(whose volumes we delight to read
yet made the simple discovery tha
one ounce of prevention is worth {
whole ton Of attempted curep
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"What are you doing hereP" said old
Sobersides to a tramp who was lying
ON his front stoop. gaping at the moor.
"Wbat am / doing herew echoed the
lazy rascal, endeavoring to suppress an
other gape, "why lam studying esthet-
les. "How SOP" quered the curious
proprietor. "Oh," replied the loafer
I'm yawning after the unattainable.
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,sH 6, FINKHAM'G
yEGETABLE CoMPoUND.
Is q Positive Cure


for all those Painful CeR,piaints nnd Weaknesses
sOcommOR to best female population.
Itwfil cure entirely the worst form OF Female Conn
plaints all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcers
tion, Falling and Displaccments and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted to the
Change OF Iite
IL win dissolve and expcl tumors from tho nters IN
early stage OF development Tho tendency to can
humors there checked worry speedily by fts css
It fantness fntulency destroys oil craving
for stnulants. and reiicvcs weakness OF the stomach
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostratton
General Debility, Seepessness. Depression and Indt
gestioD.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain weight
and backache always permanently cured by Its use
It will at ell tmes and under all circumstances act In
harmony with tho laws that the female system
For the Kidney Complaints Of either sex thil
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINKNAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at 233 nnd 235 Western Avenue
Lynn Mass Price 81. Six bottlesfor sa. Sent BY mail
in the OF pills. also in the form OF lozenges, on
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pnkham
freely ali letters OF inquiry Send for pamph
:st. Address as above. Mention this Puper.
No family should bo without LYDIA z. PINKHANl
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, btIouEnsas
and to-pidity OF the liver. IS cents rer box.
AS- Sold by all DRUGGISTS. ia
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Paints. Oils Glass JOHN A MCDONALD Co,
PAINTKRs' MATERIALS. Clio Delaware ST. Kansas City
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yssn saeA = Lea u Msnssy, IasseeoeA
NocsarnA Entsesexs. ASers.rn - 49, :
ptrase1 Of vlstea. Nessss IN the Ueo0s -
VIA aafd passing Hncesr-vea n u -
and nashy ether dtssAsss TIA, ICED 10 insnnsv
and death.
DIR. NiNrlx wiz agree 10 fcssslA M
HrNnaxp peIlsRa fce caSs of TIN k1Do -
VITAL RE6rOkATlvE tuAerf ~ epse8
afvsee md tycofmsnti viii not cure. - ~
Anything impure o. ipturscss fc10e y -
DR. NfNriS trsss ell Private Diseaess -
ceesfufiy Without mercury. CcWs1xAs1D
yAxk- Thorough examination and a1yeees
Isuifine sna,ysis Of urtrs. $500. me- u
VITAL knBToRArIv1. $500 . bottle. a -
tinses the quantity, sio-oo; srnt 70 aey -
dxsss upoa receipt Of price. % o. o. p
eecure iron observation. and In pztvune -
4. L. MTxTIR. N. D..
II xeazny Street. san Francisres o.
SAMPLE BOTTLE YaxRI
Sent % application By letter ssssise eRs
toms. Ssx and Aga. Communicative sRsssV
coondentisl.
DR.. NINrlE'e KIpNEY RHlfxDy. ~
RETlCFN. eurOs al kinds Of KidDeg -
Bladder Cor1plstpts, 6onoyA0o. oJese, -
cCrh0A For sale By al dsueGfu1Ds NJ
bottle. Nh bottles fcs es %.
DR.. AINTIIB DANDILlON YIll0 -
TIE best and cheapest DYaPUeIA =
BILIOUS eurs - IL nae1Se Fee sA,s - 9
dSuszists.
All ordss Tor psdseans o. o. D. usGG 49,
eo1pan1sd vitA q, - GuaEa1Aso - -
t111As1 yA1eA YIN - As1usoe1 - -
ueaAAD esah1uood. ooOUv
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SesalssAa weakness lrasossncy. night Loses
&c S-sssrszS sS-T,1ss Ga the face and lot
ras-ssssae sxz. sSsSs5year ne cured. Tho
siseA &zsA azsss<scS sshsszssA pes sasl to Gallon
fsE. TIE Ascssr DIS T-xxsacs extensively
n tos-vgs ARD ssssge1vcE thoroughly tho
sa-scas h:rs;'slssis 1itcrs sarxsxipg gFee1
sssssa II Ss.lpt>a< 3r,Sorua1,sr. vhich - =
s'sssfs7sftfa ~ lsiass,u W $fsssse in need e
rs ssrSsissss. Us. ssi,shon VIII make -
Charge EsIsirss Ia aiss.sfs . crre. Penoao
~ Ssisstas,~ fatss 10 cured ~ home. An
soshsa ssssssEfnsss sssts,f.s csn;facniial. You
ssse -. ssss han sis sNsfas. fersons wfit.
nc ss i1.s .sesssf viii p,s~se s1ase the name
xAAsxss seAseas tsaa. Cal or write. Al
ssrvse W. = ssssssessN Y. q bog 1857, oaQ
fsAsssseA &ss& SO GO . package &
esesse ~ Id6 ~
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News on the Atlantic Coast. The line
to Memphis will be ready for traffic by
October LIST. The arrangements are
about perfected for fast freight line
By this ro11s. The first instslltnent of
cars, so III number, has Just tesn re-
eeived. The full complement viii be
coo. The line Will DO known as the
kanawha Dispatch.
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10 the Public and to Suffering
Females.


l consider it my duty to the human fam
lily to inform you that DE-. {. l.. Miller. ST.,
has accomplished what sixteen of the best
physicians nCalifornia, Oregon and Wash.
lngton Territory have failed to do. have
suffered from chronic skin disease for forty
years. catarrh OF the bladder twenty-five
years, proiapsus uterus Tor falling of the
womb twenty-five years, and congestion
OF the lungs eighteen years. When I went
to d.. Miller lcouid only expand my chest
an eighth O! an inch. Now can expand
1t three inches. and breathe free and easy.
I also had nasal catarrh twenty nine wears.
DR.: Miller cured me of all these diseases
in four months. consider myself fortt,
nate in having found physician so skilled
in the cure Of chronic diseases. wish the
suffering to note that il is generally under
stood that pruiapsus uteri or falling of the
womb cannot be cured. / say to you that
LIT. Miller can cure you without the use OF
any instrument Whatsoever. as he has
cured me and others. Your suffering can
be relieved at once. Throw away your
Pessarys; and go 10 him, and DO again a
healthy and cheerful woman.
Again: hope and pray that DIR. Miller
Will De spared for years as a monument Of
God blessing to the sick and suffering.
tSignedl CHRIsTENAE CAMPBELL.
SEATTLE. W. L., July 9TH. lSs2.
hereby heartily thank Dr. Miller for
the valuable service he has rendered in
curing my wife. and also say that by the
use of his Catarrh Specific | am rapidly
recovering from 80 years suffering from
fering from chronic catarrh to send for his
CArARRH SPECIFIC, and don't be hum
buEged by nostrums.
SEATTLE, W. T.. July 5th. issa ~
Personally appeared before me, a Notary
Public for King county, Washington Ter
ritory. Christcnah and b. r. Campbell
known to me to be the persons who signed
their names to the above for the purposes
above specified.
w. +. HALL
Notary Public Cor King county, W. T.
Icall your attention TO DIR. C. NJ Miller
ST. who IS the only physician. by this new
method or treating disease of the uterus,
who can cure you without the usa Of in.
strumenfs. He has cured me of retriever.
sion OF long standing in forty DAYS. and of
nasal catarrh in fourteen days. 1 hope
and quick cure Will give him call.
w'itness-wm. Melhuist.
Others have been likewise cured who DO
not wish their nsmes pahiished.
Office hours from 10 am. TO pm.
No charge for charging the chest
No charge for consultation.
No charge for advice.
No charge for examination.
Ne cnsrge tor removing any pain from
cause.
Breathe often. breathe deep breathe free.
lnfammafory rheumatism cured in ten
Dr.. M,lieris residence IL on Cherry st
and his postossicc box a. Seattle ivSsf
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SAN FRaSsIsco, June 10th, 1882.
THOMAS BESSEr, ESQ.,.
General Agent, Etc.
DEAE SIa:-Perrnit me, through you.
to thank The TRAvEIx.s' INSURANCE Co
for their promptneSs in paying me the
amount of insurance on the policy held
by my husband. George b. Reynolds. Of
Seattle. w. T., at the time of his death.
l also wish 10 thank Messrs. NcLure 4
Taylor for kindness in preparing the
necessary proofs The amount Of the
policy WAS $3o0O.
Yeurs truly,
tSirned) MARY l. REYNOLDS
The fRavxIEks' INSURANCE. Co. issuaa
policies running from one day to oue
year; covering every kind Of injury from
accident.
McLURE 4 TAYLOR, Aesnta,
Uz-d0 B1tles's DuildinR.
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Tho Delsgateship is exciting muct
talk at the present time. The leading
candidates aye said to be Thos. IL.
Brsnts, T. T. Minor, and E. N. Sweet,
with much talk of Gen. Sprague, and
more than possibility of Judge Win
gard or J. b. Allen. Mr.. Brents, the
present incumbent. is working hard to
retain the position, with the chances
strongly In his favor. In the multipli-
city OF candidates, however.is danger to
Mr.. Brents, and after him it il hard 70
tell whose chances are best. A strong
railroad opposition has been developed
70 Dr.. Minor, while outside of Whitman
county No hear no one advocating the
nomination Of Judge Sweet. The DEM
orfsts may net place q candidate in
nomination.
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The q. r. d N. Co. has fixed tho rates
following for grain transportation from
Lewiston, Dayton and Walla Walia to
Portland; Forty cents per 100 pounds in
lots not les than 5000 pounds, and
30 csnts In lots OF less than 5000
poundA From beyond-Spokan Falls,
Cheney, Wsstwood and Cabinet Land
tne-the lower rata Ii raised to Is cents,
while ths higher one remains 80.
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aOW To sECTxE uEALrH.

II is strsnge-any one will suffer from
arrangements brought ON by impure
blood, When Scoviils Sarsapariila and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys
ical organization. It is strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PGRfF Ter ever discovered
curing Scrofula. Syphlilitic disorders.
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, DEBILITY,
Bilious complaints and diseases of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
etc.
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Mr.. Edward Atkinson, OF Boston, re-
csntlv addressed the members OF the
f,o,den Branch Society, of Phillips E1-
eter Academy, upon "what ADVANTAGE
Doe an American Boy Posssss? Mr..
Atkinson urged that the young men VINO
are soon TO become the workers ana
eooAsol]ses in he business of lie Should
b careful not to become one sided. ana
not 70 loss the "gumption" which every
Yankee boy ooahtto posses, and wnicn
doea mot form . part OF the crrriea'u"
a the school q college, but u developed
or lot in that part Of the process OF cd
nation which II outside the books and
independent Of the teacher. Gumpsion
n that power Of applying the work OF
the hand and the brain together under
ths Quick application Of the will. which
makes a boy OF man ready for any
esperQsncy, and enables him 70 decide
at . glance, OF With . single thouRns'
the right way Of doing something. In
the old time, although the oreanizafien
Of tho schools was not a. perfect as 1t
il today, and although the teachers
were perhaps not ~ competent as those
OF rodern time, while the variety OF IN
struction was far less, there was no
less number of able and capable men
among the graduates u schools and col
lsees in proportion to the whole number
Of pupils than there 10 today. The NO
esssity which was imposed on the rich
and poor alike TO do some sort OF the
work of life with their own hands, while
thsY we're attempting to develop their
mental powers, worked in the direc-
ton of that readiness and versatility
which We call aumption. 1t il obvious
20 men Who have been engaged from
very early years in the active work OF
life, and have been charged with thu
duty Of selecting men TO fill important
places, that tho number Of school Of
college graduates who have been sde
qsatsly prepared TO apply their iEssruc
tion 10 immediate use constitutes a pain
fully small proportion Of the whole mum
Der. Il may b. admitted that the onl,
true result Of school and college tral.
ing IL to enable young man to know
whom and how 70 begin the real educa
tion which must form part Of his life
and which will not end except with life
bat It ought not to happen that th'
method Of preparation is 80 ill-adsissc
that IL disqualides the graduate in
measure for the work which he must do
Mr.. Atkinson advocated for boys and
young mon In school and college An or
ganized system of sports as means Of
developing manual dexterity, urgins tbs
development Of hand and brain togeth-
o.. His address throughout was nm ar
gument in favor Of students endeavor-
ing 10 acquire not only that knowledge
that will enable them to design, bet the
gumption which facilitates the ready
application Of knowledge to the execu-
tion Of design in whatever work may
demand their attention and effort.
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A WogD TO THE WIsE.-Piper's cele-
brated Milk Bread has moro nutriment
in one pound than common bakers
bread-whieh is blown up to look big
has in two. asst
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forsConsumpsiou. Asthma R.ca~Assss
SAArh DyspecssA Headache. psA1sssr>
Neufaikia. Rhe1mAsi2n. and an CA,vzsc
ana Nervous Dsac.yscrA PAekaxss r~ay
oe eo1yenientay scas By exrresS rvaay fs-
imAsedsaee Ne ~ hcnsc. Sad snr esvx
ueafss % Tie oxyS~n ueafsseas. Aes,rss
Tie pROpriescrs
DsA oHARkgv 4 rAlKy,
u9 Tia 0irAra ssrrce rAssAaaesyAsA n
Or y. H MATHEWS r~esse peessseerv.
~ AoaekouRery ~. San rsussc5AssA S.ss
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No we!l-stocked private wine cellar
without the celebrated Eclipse Cham
payne. m3-3m
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the GREAT ENEllSn REMEDY

h . ssvselsilfno
Care for uogvUU
NMssy. ExAsa1e
~ VIZ ality. eeub
nAs wsskneoos
sperm stosln0
est NkuD0o0s
iwpsseccy. -
sysi~. end ~ -
terrible eGkeo .
Self-AbasA -
FL Iolliso. - =
A. AADD
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Ladies' chemise at Clayton Bros.

Babies dresses, ali kinds. a. Clayton
Bros.
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PiAxo TuSrSa.-Don't torture your
musical soul by playing ON \ piano that
= Doth ont of tune and repair, when
noefnef, the tuner, who il q resident OF
oessle, and h ever ready to come az
your bidding and make the work Of
ooso tuning and repairing satisfactory
20 Son. Orders left with J. H. Tbbetts
WA o promptly attended TO. iaO-sf
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Second hand goods bought and sold
by L. L. Bales, Colman's row, on Front
street, ni:D-tf
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Fslts, fosses, crewels and zephyrs, at
Clayton Bros.
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The Little CHEF tanning mill has no
equal. For sale by Valid & Campbell.
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Are you suffering with hem0rrhoides
(piles)! Go to Dr.. Miller. jl3-1m
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TO the uNF0R1UNiTE.
GIBBONS
ciSpenSAaX.

81 K0FDey -.
co<neg Of ComDoe.
caaz ST. san Eran.
cisco e<sahliahe1
in 1854 for the
trcAsu,eas II Sex.
ual and Seminal
DISEASED such -
Gonorrhna 0leek
Structure. syphilis
81 ~ rsa y41-a
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n q TIC E.
0aNho v1RsAasPA ~ 49, ssnrasas "a o.
House Raising and Kovins
APPARATUS
ON PUGET SOUND.

ceas11eel forty iseAsrssvs, fsA ~ % rNsa
60. eap.e.n. eaccAa. Ae. - RrsesesSa " A.
any vsR1 b Inst iine On he akossssa sess,
aAd b Tie most - isf>csosy Rannss. wiz ~
- aAy lisse % he ssaad. The Assa 81 resvr~
ooeso 01vsn.
Al cFoas len q The UaedvSss sscr~ cf ,.
". WuotHOFP. "a Fsooe sesess. yin he
~ - ~ 90 aOesicAS1<s~ Il rssspasAls 49,.
"0 W oOR0tvT.
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osupl-te:y Overcome. -

SIoczToS. Cal, March 3, 1881.
II. Il. WARSEa s Co.: Sirs-Ten
years of kidney and liver complaint
have been completely overcome BY your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
WILLIAM I. CEfsoB.
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ADorTIonAt rElEcRApnIc MEMS



WAsH1se1os, July 3l.-Sscretary Fcl-
ger viii begin the award Of 3pcr cents.
in exchange for the surrender OF bonds
on August Goth.
Representative Brown, CT Indiana,
has introduced solution providing
for an investigation Of the Soldiers
Home a. Hampton. The citasion in
the preamble charges smon9 other
things tn Superintendent woodfn
makes distinction between inmstes
who are not pensioners, and that it 10
almost impossible for inmates to secure
their money after 1t reaches his bands,
and that he issues wooden chips in lieu
Of pension drafts. Said chips are only
receivable at tie Home store and beer
saloon. where the most exorbitant prices
are charged.
Col. Popham, Superintendent Of the
folding room Of the House of Representa-
cans, has resigned. He denies the truth
Of published reports that he was ar
rested in Washington for foreeries CON-
mit:ed in Richmond.
The Honse Committee On Foreign AZ
fairs today further considered the Chill
Peru report prepared by Chairman vii.
liams, bat did not complete it. a COM
munication from Robert Randall, coun-
sci Of the Credit Industrial, in response
to the last statement submitted by ex-
Secretary Blaine and ex-ChsirmaE VIII
liams was received and has been
placed on record.
The Senate today concurred in the
House amendments to the senate bill
originally introduced by Hill. Of Color
ado, providing for extension of service'on
certain mail routes and for temporary
service on mail route where contractors
fail to perform the required service.
The Conference Committee on the Jap
anese indemnity fund today practically
agreed to allow five per cent. interest on
the amount involved.
Lieut.. Brown, e. s. n. who was in
jured by the accident at Cadiz, is now
| in the London hospital.
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WEDNESDAY,

sity will be reopened at Seattle ON --hns
WEDNESDAY,
the 2oth day Of Septsmbef. lisa
Professor L. ]. Powell, the present State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction In
Oregon. has been engaged "a President OF
the University. He Is authorized toorgane
ize a Faculty and without delay viii secure
a corps Of efficient professors and teachers
TO assist him in teaching the prescribed
course OK collegiate and academic instruc-
ton.
The we'll known ability, zeal and expe-
Renee OF Professor Powell warrants the
Board of Regents in assuring the people
that high degree Of proficiency. thor
oughness and advanced studies viii char
acterize the management Of tho institution
during the coming year
A limited number OF students can Be &C.
commodAted with board and lodging 1t
low rat4 in the University boarding house
under the charge Of d. b. Ward. ESQ.
The rates Of tuition and terms Of admls-
sion are the same as heretofore.
For further particulars address the Sec
rotary Of the Board OF Regents, Seattle.
III. g. STRIVE,
President Board Of Regents.
ARTHUR A. DENNY.
U. JACOBS,
@. A. WEED.
j2-1m Sec'y OF the Board.
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The STuDEBAKER b ths snandsrd
vsSon q The world. For ols b Maid
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With ono exception no Congress since
the war has remained in continuous
session SO long as the present one. The
exception was the first sessions of the
Forty-fourth Congress, which lasted till
late in August, 1851. Even now it is
impossible to state whether Congress
will adjourn in one, two or three wesks.
II the river and harbor bill should be
vetoed. members Of the House Commerce
Committee say the result might continue
Congress indefinitely, as great efforts
will be made % secure some bill the
President would approve, or DEVISE
other means of obtaining appropria-
tons. The river and harbor improve
ments will not entirely stop if no appro-
pristions shall be made, for appropria-
tions in the general appropriation bill
do not lapse at tie end of tho fiscal
year if not used, but continue perl1A-
nent appropriation. There is now more
than $45,00O,0JO in unused appropria
tons to the credit of the rivers and har-
bors, aud from last years bill. Mem
beers of the Senate Commerce Commit
tee have indicated if the bill shall be
vetoed, there would he no attempt to
pass another by thst Committee. conse-
quently efforts to pass the bill will prove
unayailino,
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A Happy California Town.

SAN DISCO. July 3l.-The British
bark Sarah Scott, from Cardiff with
Zoo tons steel rails for California
Southern Pacific railroad, arrived this
afternoon. This cargo viii complete
the road to Cotton. Rails are to be
rushed to the front, and in few days
San Diego will be in rail connection.
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Geotlemsn6 canton flannel uudor-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-02
Executors Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
N in pursuance OF an order Of the Pro-
bate Court of the County of King and
Territory OF Washington, made on the
9th day of July, 1882. in the matter Of the
estate of Jesse ). Spray, deceased. the I'M
dersigncd. the executor Of said estate. will
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash. lawful money Of the United States
of America, and subject TO confirmation
ny the Probate Court on