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To all requiring an excellent tonic, com.
posed of natures own product, and most
invigorating beverage, we cheerfully recon.
mend Lemps extra export Beer.
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1t is now settled fact that we sell car.
pets cheaper than any house in northern
Texas. Fail not to come to see us, Tor you
will save money by purchasing from us.
A, IL Il. MITTKNrHAL.
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z. England, Hot Springs, Arkansas, says:
l make no war on the waters Of physicians,
but say all praise to ). s. s. for cnrn. me
after both had failed.
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Words OF Wisdom

No doctor will fail to impress his patients
that the mouth and teeth should he
healthy because it receives the food and
prepares it for its digestive work" Use
Sozodont, crafty your family PHI ysicisn
aud enjoy life comfortably.
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The new brand SrrRg Tobacco is what
every dealer should have in stock. Chew
ers say there is nothing equal to in on the
market
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Mysteries, a melancholy symptom Of seri.
Gus monthly troubles, are cured by the use
OF English Female Bitters.
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You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy, and retain Its youthful color, with
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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Co.,, e' an understsndIov


t,D,'s '' an Understandings
sNvie," IL nan, who was taking
lrS ,ssa IN :, bulk from city iirm'
something wrong with thy ths
", best a,, 10 was the reply two
sat We c sa,,Sie sold in the country we 3
'aadlns "'sa. TO have a mora neri.,,
then, Va, continued the sea ieu'
. NE ' than aol,orate before " ven
asn the rs, ~, adnl,erate before I !
}. and II. soan, adultera,es be,ora.
sling iwsn ,,sd,mer can't be blamed W,s
" !, Ssne schedarIlss =, % see e we COULDN'T
!, . M you meanf" 'e 'o''owed."
'0a put in 10 per cent. Of
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fn MICHIGAN, August 20, ls79,-CARrER
flsE COMPANY:
EAmen-Please send to my address
|sbottle OF the Little Liver Pills. |
phthem asovereign remedy tor Head
CHARLES S. SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan.
|Rne by Williams, Tolliver IL Walker
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Yours, "JINKs

|,,iy. 6rm and regular beat of the
Tglces the interrupted, feeble action
Litlgsn If Browns Iron Bltters are
|-,.I
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Rurnett's Cocoaine
Softens the hair when harsh and dry,
soothes the irritated scalp, affords the
richest lustre, prevents the hair from fall.
ing OIL, promotes its healthy, vigorous
growth
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employment for All.

MECHANlCS, clerks, servants housekeepers,
W or laborerS of any kind will do well TO cali
at the Employment Office as daily applications
are received for city and country. Coz Main
street A. Llder. Telephone your orders.
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educational.
W AV ERLY Sc MI NARY.
Established in 1874.

UAV MASS. Avenro Washington, ID q. +
Fun corps Of professors auu teachers, Every
advantage afforded for thorough training IN tho
mathematical, literary and ornamental depart
mens, Terms roas 'nable, Fall session opens
sep,: 2q,h, For catalogue apply to Miss LIr.
N-oNs trln ipnl dim
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INcian 4, -,
N FUND y R,o Cincinnati, Ohio, writes.
cure for 'gI N., Iron Bitters to be eI n
eased and o ,Ds, yisor, incidental - I" /"
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Browns Vegetable liver Pills
are universally conceded to have no equal
for. curing Sick Headache, Constipation
and Torpid Liver. They are prepared es
pecially for this bilious climate. Sold BY
all druggists In Dallas.
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Smoke genuine Duke Of Durham. stans
Hrt the world.
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Browns blackberry & Ginger
cures Diarrhma, Dysentry, Cholera Morbus
and all arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels, arising from over.eatng or drink.
ing. Sold by all druggists in Texas.
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Enr Sale.

EOR sALE-A secondhand Lava Mower In
good order. Apply 10 4, +. Doyle plum.
Der Main Street aug,6 Al
E'oR sALE-Onc pair gray horses, perfectly
IL gentle and well broke 10 double harness.
one stout light Ambulanche and one pair double
harness almost new Also one pair fine mules
gentle and well broke to double harness, one two
horse wagon (Bols d Arc make,) with double
covers, two spring seats, two feed and double
harness. stout and almos, new. Apply to John
J. Good, Jr., or Ben, Mcleod, ia Good ST.
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w A. ihD-immeulalely nrstclass boot
and shoemaker. Address ], Guyrss,
aug 2t5t
W. NiEp-AwhlIe woman or II ri Io 40 house
" WORK for = small family. Apply TO j NJ
HOWELL Cedar Springs road about one and Que
half miles north of courthouse. augls-lt
WANTED-A position by a Young man who is
W good engineer. Can give good recon-
henuauons, Address +, CAsAD,
sus5-lt Herald office
WANTED-A irst-class hotel man to rent
w the new S0-room brick hotel at Denton. ~
augs--St 7, W, ABNEY, Denton. Tex.
WANTED-A tirstclass milliner, to work In
" the largest dry goods establishment In Sui.
pnut springs Good wages aud steady employ
meh1 Address ], W. DABBS.
WANrEp-A good cook, washer and ironer,
Aug22-2t S2l 81 Iouis street
" ANTED-A live Agent ~ sell the Casquvl az
" Literature. Price $40 Ten Dollars a set.
Address ], W. IL this office augl9
WANTED-A firstclass cook, white preferred,
Good wages Apply at 4uS HARDWOOD St
- aulS-u
ANTED-Two shoemster s-one a cutter aud
inter to take charge of shop, the otncr
general workman. Steady employment To sober
men Address J. T. sullivan X Co., Corsicana
Texas. nugl7.lw
WANIED-A No COOK ana house servant
lOr lHhilly OF three, wages tirst.clAsS.
Apply at 81 Ross Avenue
WANTED-A never falling Water Power 10
w Drive Grist Mill and Cotton Gin. Address
NJ. d, Norris Jacksonville, Cherokee Co. Texas
sul5-2w
WANTED--Fivo good timers Apply TO
w Harry Bros. augid-tf
WANTED-Agent for the Star and Crescent
w Matrimonial Association, of Dallas Texas,
day and month company combined. Chartered
August lst 1857. c. D. Brown, Secretary.
augS-tf
WANTED-A good nurse girl; must come
w well recommended Enquire at corner OF
Young and Ervay streets H. Loeb. augi-u
WANTED-rwelve first class carpenters, 10
w work on round house Mt Alvarado Cali OH
W II, Patterson, at drugstore, Ill Lamar street.
Tor Information. A. Brown &c, Contractor.
augS-u
WANTED--old Cast Iron. AZ Car Shops,
w Liberal price paid for same at their shop,
Eas. Dallas. Also old Brass aud Copper
-. jy27.u
WANTED-A file Of the DAILY HERALD for
w the year 1879 Apply at the Herald office.
WANIED-A good male cook TO COOK in res
tanrant and lunch.house. Address J. ".
pEphlCh, Terrelll. Texas. jul 22-tf
WAN lED-Four Sllesmcu OF good address
w ana one smart Office boy, with good recon.
mendatous, at los Elm street juu17.tf
WANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
" liable Association wants canvassers
Home onlce, No. COS Main St. Dallas fe25.U
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HlLLSBURO
ree Ofthe Herald

fr'dtlence OF the herhiu'
(nsssO, August D, lSS2,-Hill,boro is
|pthG big boom. Buildings are being
| n the time. We need more mer-
4 Business IS daily on the increase:
I'll ship at least 1900 bales of cotton
kiw this f,ll.
! Rw bank will open by the 1st
b.,
kAamt district will soon he rebuilt.
snrhsnts received the greater por.
! 4 their insurance. Several policies
fM!et been paid, but probably will
sl,
|sw.ton cropis exceedingly fine. Corn
made and there will be an abundance
h lAs market will open here at IS cents
|eAel.
|rs grain business is being done here.
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Eoc EfciaHuc.
2huSicianS.

PHYSICIAN AND sURaEoN-Dr. Morton,
I once over Exchange bank building; mi.
dence ssS San Jacente street; telephone at real.
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EuR SALE-some very valuable property, on
i account OF sickness, between now and the
hrst OF October. Also bar-room fixtures and
stock OF Liquors. No. li2, and li27 Elm street.
auglO-lm
kOk SALE-A very desirable city lot. Call on
l. John browning, l0Ss Elm street jul27
EOR SALE-A good residence, known as $50
1 Ross avenue. Apply to j.. d. Padglu
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COR RENT-Rooms furnished or unfinished
l. single or In suite, at Mrs. simpsons. COR
Hslu ava Hatwood SIC augl6.iw
L'ON RENT-A house containing i've rooms
j. within four blocks Of slngcr's store, will bc
rented cheap to u good tenant Apply at san.
ger Bros, To Harry Wheat aug i3tt
E0R RENT-The store soy Elm street. occupied
l. by IL. Owens as shoe store Possession july
ist Apply TO Crawford h Smith, or Abe Rhine,
Mckinney iuni7
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NVANTED-Old Cast Iron. nj Car s6ons
w Liberal price paid for same at their shop,
Eas. Dallas. Also old Brass aud Copper
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miscellaneous TMauts.

WANTRD-lmmediately, a flrst-class boot
and shoemaker. Address J. GUYrss
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r'OR RENT-Two pleasant rooms, In good
ncighhorhood, near business part Of city.
Apply at Cor. Commerce aud Akard sts.
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1;pr &r,,l.

L'OR RENT-Two good pianoe. Al c, u I'm.
i wAkps'. 72S Main street an.2y.lr
no NRkNr-A S0.r0om hotel at Denton,
u HI1-it IT. w ApSEy upnfnn
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|Fs grain business is being done here
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WANTED-A file Of the DAILY HERALD for
w the year 1879 Apply at the Herald office.
WANIED--A good male cook to COOK in res
tanrant and luneh'house. Address J. W.
DEDRlCk, Terrelll. TeXAs inl 22.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-04-25
TELEGRAPMIC ITEMS.

Mrs. Scoville had quite az interesting
interview with Guiteao tins other day.
She told him plainly she wanted to
take care of his money AMI papers. and
he as plainly told her to mind her own
business. He grew very angry at her
interference in his affairs, and talked
to her very much as he did to his
brother John, when he visited him ON a
similar mission. Mrs. Scoville says:
IL did not want bis money so much as
to see whether could reach him. Now
that have so far, may 60 further and
do him some good. lie said it would
not hurt me if he were hanged. l told
him it would kill me. / know itwould
kill me if that boy were hanged after
all that l have done to save him.
When | came away, asked him to
kiss me goodbye. He turned away
and said me was not kissing man;
that he was not so sentimental as that. ,
| told him was not sentimental either.
/ propose to lecture aud circulate peti-
tions for a commutation OF sentence. /
have manager already selected. l
think will begin away out West, as
that is the best place. / take no stock
IN the proceedings before the Court in
banc."
A fearful tornado passed over Cairo,
Illinois, and although of but few Sec
onds' duration, it blew down sae Col
ored Methodist Church a-d four other
buildings, unroofed tsn or fifteen build
ings, and blew Ger five loaded freight
ears Oh the Wabash Railroad. 1t also
did considerable damage to the City
Gas Works by overturning gasometer;
also completely destroying telegraph
and telephone communication. No lives
were lost. but two or three persons
were slightly hurt. The tornado was
accompanied by q heavy hail-storn,
which did considerable damage to win.
dows and sky-hghts.
Thele was a very heavy rainsstorm in
st. Louis, and sewer in poorer por-
tion OF the city, which burst some days
ago. overflowed and flooded the district
between Chateau avenue, Miller street,
Third street and the river, from two to
five feet in depth. The Easements and
cellars Of between two and three. hun
dred tenements were filled, and the
water was two to three feet deep on
the first floors. Several pork packers
and manufactures were also flooded.
There were several narrow escapes from
drowning.
Jules L. Barby. Railroad Agent at
Campton, Los Angeles county, Califor-
MIA, went home to dinner and blew his
brain out. No cause il known for the
act. Deceased was native Of New
York, was soldier in the late war, and
had been in the service Of the Railroad
Company about ten years. He leaves
q family. 81
Scoville, in withdrawing from the
Guiteau case, sends to the Washington
Supreme Court letter a column long,
stating his reasons. which are partly
personal, and partly because he believes
his client has not received fair judicial
treatment.
News has been received Of o terrible
tornado at Selma, Alabama, Saturday
night, which leveled everything in its
course. Much property was destroyed
and number Of persons were killed
and many wounded.
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BEE-KEEPERs' SUPPLIES.

Simplicity Hive. with movable combs. Comb
Foundation. Simplicity Smokers. Bee Wells.
Honey Knives Bees transferred on reasonable
terms. Send for Price List.
ap4-lm GEO. w. CHEDIC, Proprietor.
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EAGL E DRUG STORE

Justr received from the East, complete.
stock o. HampheyS Homeopathic Medicines.
Sold strictly at San Francisco prices.
jss'ts- Ac- -MeALekA-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One Square 90 Iincs) first insertlon. ....N 30
Each subsequent insertion, per square. -. / 90
liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (sUNDAYs
EXCEPTED) BY
j. j. HILL & CO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
one copy, one year, by mail s. co.
one copy, six months, by mail .......... co.
one COPY, three months, by mail. 2 So
Delivered by Carrier. 25 Cents per week,
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A @ GEN1s:

EN1S:
CIV. CRANE, 3ls Pine street and 10 Loides
dorff street, Room 80, San Francisco
GEO NJ MJTr, Sacramento, California
RF. RILEY is authorized 10 collect and =
ceipt for subscriptions 90 the SILyEk
Paradise Valley.
II. c. MAREER is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows.
A. GISTz is authorized to collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER SIATJ in Spring
City.
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT,
BRIDGE STREET, wINNEMUccA, NEVADA.
MRS. ID. n. CROOK, PROPRIETREss.
OD GI NC .

Elegant and desirable Sleeping Apartments
have been arranged and are now ready for
occupancy.
MRS. d. p. CROOK.
winnemucca, February 20, 1882 it
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ORES ASsAYED.

Attached to the Works is an ASSAY OFFICE
where ores will be assayed ON reasonable terms,
and accurate returns guaranteed.
o. f. AVERY, Assayer.
Winnemucca, October Is, 1851. If
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

PLANS ADoPTED.-The Citizens Com
mittee met at the Office Of Jacobs d Jen-
ner on Saturday evening last, prslimi-
uaryt meeting with the Directors at
the office of Mcclure d Taylor. A ma
jority of the Board Of Directors did not,
however, meet. The Committee con-
sidered the sketch furnished by the
architect Of the ground floor of tho con-
templated school building, drawn in az
cordance with abe request of the Board
and Citizens Committee Mt prior
meeting, and fully approved the same,
and requested the Board, by resolution,
to direct their architect to complete full
~ the drawing of tho contemplated
building, in accordance with the sketch
furnished. This sketch Of the lower
floor OF the contemplated building fur
nished by tho architect was a combina
ton of what was known as the Park
street and Clsv land buildings COM
bined. 1t was judged by tho Committee
to be an improvement in many essential
particulars upon either or both Of said
buildings. The plan adopted il two
story building, with basement, and
will seat about eco pupils. 1t will en-
brace all the modern improvements
known to school architecture. and be a
credit to our schools and pupils and our
cifv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

To ENJorN COLLECTION OF TAxKs.-J.
b. Montgomery has instituted suits
against tbs sheriffs Of Thurston. Wah-
kiakum aad Cowlitz Counties to enioin
the collection of taxes upon lands pur-
chased by him for the N. p. Il. Il. The
GASES are nos pending in the Olympia,
Lewis and kalama courts. Judge j. II.
Lewis and Messrs. Jacobs d Jenner, of
Seattle, represent him. N. H. Bloom
field, District Attorney, represents the
counties. The N. p. Il. II. have institu-
tod similar suits along the line of their
road to enjoin the collection of taxes
against all the lands Of their land grant.
These cases involve the question of the
exemption of the lands from Territorial
taxation upon the ground Of not having
paid for the survey Of the same as pro-
vided by the charter before the lands
can be patented TO them that they are
not taxable. The cases will shortly be
heard. Az they involve many important
questions of Law, the result will be look
cd for with interest. -Oregonion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

4Arcn RAcE.-A match horse race
was made in this city On Saturday be-
tween Honest john" backed by ]. H.
Marshall, and Bay Kit, backed by G. c..
Phinney. The race is to take place on
the Duwamish race course June 18th.
The distance ~ be run is 200 yards, and
the stake is $50 a side. The greater por-
ten Of the money has already been
placed in tho Stockholders bands. Nor
gan OBrien will ride tho horse. The
rider Of the mare is not announced.
These two animals were matched in q
half mile race at Olympia some time
ago, and Bay Kit carried of this laurels.
She IL a nice animal, bot il she wins the
coming race it will te a great surprise
10 Seattle people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

ANOTHER SrEANRs ron THa SoUND.-A
private letter from Portland announces
that the steamsr City Of Quincy, having
been purchased by parties on the Sound.
il now being overhaulsd ut the William
etc Iron Works, preparatory to starting
around here the latter part Of tho pres
ent week. Tho Quincy is \ stern wheeler
about the size Of the Zephyr, and for
'nerly ran on the upper Willamette In
what was known as the Independent
limo Of steamers. just where she will
ply We are uniformed. buqruufor has it
she will be placed on the route between
Seattle and IAcOnner, connecting at the
latter placs With the Daisy and Susie,
belonging to II. Olney 4 Go.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICED

TOB. b. JONES, Superintendent of
the Washington BLACK Diamond)
Coal Mine, in King county, W. T.:
You. and the men in your employ, or
under your order, arc hereby notified
that should you again attempt to put US
off from, or prevent US from entering
upon any lands in said King county
which belong to the Government of the
United States, you will do SO at your
peril. We shall lawfully protect our
rights as American citizens to the best
of our ability.
On the 9Th inst. four men in your en-
ploy met US ON section "a, township Il,
north of range 6 east, and informed Us
that they were under orders from you
not to allow US to enter upon said sec
ton. M. S. BOOTH,
JIG. NOLOP.
SEATTLE, w. T., juno II, 1892.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

6uMMxR GAlpu.-Mr. James VERNON
has rented tbs old stand Of L. Rsinig,
o. Mil strost, and converted il into Z
summer Garden. Fresh cool bear and
. good lunch there await The weary OF
thirsty pAsserby. jl-0
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FRslonr.-rhs schooner Queen, sail
Ing In Charles H. Wells's limo Of vessels
bstwsen San Francisco and Seattle, ar
rived here Sunday, bringing freight for
ne following consignses: Harrington
6tone Z Co, Washington Iron Works.
\ Reinlg, Waddell / Milca, ] Schram 4
Co. J smith. 3 Shepard, 8 Baxter &
Co., Sullivan. Dougan 4 korn. N
Carkssk. Clark 4 Anderson, F w Wust-
he6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

MAMMOTH WHARY CoxxESCED.-The
Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad
Company commenced piling yesterday
on the water block recently purchased
from Leary, Collins and others. a foun-
dation for tho largest wharf on Puget
Sound. This wharf will have a face of
240 feet. and run out from the bank into
the water at least two hundred yards,
and probably . great deal further, at
any rate 70 deep water. On this wharf
will be erected buildings a. follows: One
main warehouse 20 feet long and so
feet wide, with two wings or ellis 100
feet long each BY 40 feet wide. All the
piles under the building will be heavily
cOppered to prevent the ravages of the
teredo. Work ON this wharf has been
commenced az before stated, and will
be pushed rapidly ahead until the en-
tire structure is completed. AsBoon as
the work is finished and the wharf ia
ready for ase all the steamers owned or
controlled by Willard and his associates
will make it their stopping place. There
the Puget Sound mail steames, the coal
steamers and the freight steamers be-
tween San Francisco and the Sound will
land their freight and passengers. The
new wharf will be made substantial
structure, and when completed will I'M
prove tho appearance of the Seattle
water front.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

The following arc the tzansfefs of
real estate, as recorded at tho Auditors
Office. since our last report
Louisa Fowler to S. G. Benedict, lots
{, 8. 8, 10, block 80, Moss's first addition,
$4Co
George W. Rianey to Arthur Perry,
lots 8 and 10. block 2, Bayside addition,
500.
Frank Hanford to A. McKinnie, blocks
-, 50, 81. F. Hanford's addition, $500.
Thad Hanford to A. NcKinnie, q lots
in blocks p, q and q, T. Hsnford's ad
dition, $ll50.
Charles Hopkins to A. NcKinnie, one
water block at the foot Of Commercial
Street. QuIs claim, e6W.
g. b. French 70 C. II. Hanford. lots
and 2, block 6, Laws second addition,
Dexter Horton to Abbie Frink. lots Z,
8, 8, block 4, heirs Of 3. A. Bells first
addition, S25OO.
C. L. Whiting TO w. B. Cheney and
Richard PritcharJ, lots and 8, block
II, heirs Of s. A. Bells 6rst addition,
NJ 3. r. Co. to Charles H. Hodges,
l43 acres Of land in section 3, township
q, range 6 east. S3n.
N. p. r. Il. Co. To Charles Jordon. -
acres Of land in section q, township q.
range s east, $i04.
Thomas Calhoun to James Dugan, 16
lots in Northern addition, $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

II you have pictures yon wish en-
larRed in hrst- class style, take them TO
Moore. the photographer, and encour-
ago homo industry. Eirst-cian work
warranted. Sullian's Block, Front ct.
MD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

Hereafter fine lunches will b ssrvsd
10 order At the Boca Rear Hall. Try
our Swiss cheese sandwiches. They
can't be beaten.
FuxR i DIcKAAs, Proprietors.
io-0 Mill sfre.t SS>atfla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-13

Ladies' call at Clayton Bros. and see
the Bridesmaid Corset. it is beauty.