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VALUABLE LAND
Western North Carolina
FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of the authority vest~I IN the under
signed by decree OF the Circuit Court of the
States Ia the cases of George Snow, asrizuee ia
Bankruptcy OF the Bank Of North Carolina against
The Trustees 9f the University Of North Carolina
aud Others, hled January AJth, lss1, we win,
W. DsEsDAY, AUGU-T 2Bd. al ~ O'Clock rn, ia
Asheyiile y e sell the interest Of the Trustees OF
the University of North Carolina, in the LANDS
situate ia BuncoInbe, TransylyaInA aud HeIder-
counties North Carolina, the same being
undivided half in,erest held IN common With The
heir Of Zachariah Gambler, deceased, the whole
supposed contain about lis, ,OGD acres.
Tn large aud desirable body Of land il situated
in the We. ter. tho enouutAuous-portion Of North
Carolina, h the counties OF Buncombe, Hendsr
sou and GransyIyauiA- much Of the land is r. h
loam and mould, finely adapted 70 grazing pur-
poses, sne' hu.0andry and frui culture, while
Indian Corn. Wheat, Rye, and most vegetables
grow well omit.
The forests the most part, are dense ard ~, II
supplied With varieties of OAK, Chestnut Locust
Cherry, Poplar Buckley, &c dc, u.efui for tim
Der purposes
Iron Ore i. abundant and it Is believed there A..
other valuable minerals. Two or three small
forges have been operated near 20 this land for
many years.
There are numerous beautiful mountain stressns
p.ssin, through H. Many OF them are adapted in
supply of water, locatio and fail TO milling ana
u uf acturtng purpo-es There are county roads
passing through PortioEz OF 1t, aud others may be
easily constructed.
Pa 't- Of II are mountainous aud rough; much Of
IT consists OF valleys aud a'ealr-
The climae Is unsurpassed for szlubrity and the
cou try Tor Il beauty. I wo Railroads, lot ytt
complete but Tar adv aucei, pEss through IA.
Western part % this State and within f-~ mile
Of this laud, aud another railroad is pro istt-a
@hich, when completed, ~lH pass through 20. t1.
= i. Tn. - rzl.ro@d have greatly improved the
'TJspect- OF this part Of = orth Carolina Thou
Al d. OF strangers go there Ia for the beur-
n q TIE excellent mine Al Saters, saiiIe others
going Tor purpts of business and proata L.. IN
" ~ ieif ot cspltll There IL scarcely more fr-
'itIng eg1oA anyaher- Ii the sunny outi.'
rht-- land. will be sold 10 parcels to suit rur-
chasers
rERas SALE-Drls -tuird csah balance IN ON.
4 - -ff int
of sac. Title retained until purch are money i,
paIQ
For further particulars apply To
GkO III. SNOW, Co,,,,ot.st,.
Wv. FULLER, 'oniih1' Sioh-Fs.
Raleigh, y G..
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q reward.

the subjoined article from the Flurid.
Economist relates to gentleman who va
said to be the youngest Colonel in tn,
Southern army when he was appointed /,
command the famous Flannagans Flori
dians. Gen. Brevard left numerou
kinspeople, in North Carolina being
nephew of Judge Rrevard. and Capt
Alex Brevard, of Lincoln, and nearly re
lies.
"Tired. he sleeps, and life's poor play is o'e-'
Died, of apoplexy. AT his nome in Tai
lahessee, last Tuesday night, after an ill.,
ness OF Ony few hours, Col. Theodore
w. Brevard
His father, the late Judge Brevard
Comptroller OF Florida, under Gov. Per
ry S administration, was native of North
Carolina, nephew of the author of the
celeura Meckienburg Declaration.
bis mother, still living, lady Of rare
worth and intelligence, MAS Sou h
Carolinian; sister IF Jud e Dammit
Mays, the Rev. Richard MAYS, and Dr.
Rhydrn M.vs. we'll known and greatly
respected citizens Of Madison county,
Fla.
The deceased, unless we are mistaker,
was born in Alabama whence his father
removed to Tallahassee about the wear
lS41. At the time of his death he was,
we think, i'll the forty sixth year of his
age.
No young man of our acquaintance.
iIis equal in strength, solidity and brili-
ancy of intellect, has come upon the
stage Of action in Florida during the
last twenty Eve years. HIS military IL
tie, and even higher one. which he
never wore, that of Brigadier- General,
was won in the late civil strife between
the North and South. And il is safe to
say that no more heroic spirit drew blade
III that mighty conf CT, cit her in behalf
OF the victorious CT the Lost Cause
HIS military services, on more than one
occasion. were especially and si.nally
merItorious and daring, though rash
uess was iOleipn to one of such admin
able poise Of viii and judgement.
On the opening of the Supreme Court,
now in session, on the morning Of We'd
uesday, Gen Perry, his companion in
arms, arose and made the following i'm
presslve announcement:
May 1t please the Court
Il rise to make the melancholy an
nouncement; that since our last adjourn
ment, death has come into our mid ST. and
has taken from among US one Of the
brightes' intellects that ever adorned our
profession.
with yesterdays light passed away
the spirit of our brother, Theodore W.
Brevard; the friend Of many of us-the
enemy of none.
AS mark of respect and 10 token of
our grief, move the Court do adjourn
for the day"
The Chief Justice responded in appro-
pirate terms, whereupon the ad joL rn-
ment was ordeIed.
The funeral came off from the Meth
odist church, the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy,
pastor, officiating; and notwithstanding
II continuous fall of rain, the church was
flied with the friends of tie deceased.
anxious TO show their respect for the
memory of one of whom the whole com
munity was the friend--many of them
followed his remain, to their final rest
ing place.
Death is another life. We bow our heads
Atgoing out, we thint and enter straight
Another golden chamber Of the Kings,
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The countenance of MOI tai man or W.
man carnot be ccle>tialy radiant al 4
pure. but with DIR. Bensons Skin Cure
II can be made smooth and free from let,
ter. scaly eruptions, freckies and china
tic dlscoloration. a lovely toilet dress
ing.
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]. | Watkins & Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
henderson, Vance County. A. G

hANc established ssaos>l intelligence { r.x, Ana
agency Tor tts~ sAle, purchase 90 tr.usfer af a.
We have nos In charge for sai. .osp. S-r, 49,.
A. iAftas IA thts Aist TIE al tutntns eousslas Al.,
N*s'F hnalbef of kestdanc-s, business house.
u proFei lots In ths corporation as Iie.,srr
son. Parties desiring comfortable soEae. or eA1a-
tAAsts seeking promising fuvr.tnsrs gill ara II 20
th-ir iptore-i II consult silh ns.
Information checrfaIly given And II f,.-...t.
promptly answered.
Loans negotiated on real estate security
Correspondence Solic4ts~i.
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DR.. Girardeau positively declines the
pastorate of Columbia. S. c. Presbyte
rian church, and it has been offered to
Prof j. F. Latimer Of Davidson College
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any proprietary medicine made. A sure
and ieilabie tonic, Browns Iron Bitters.
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heaO the following
BAINBRIDGE n. Y, March % 1881
FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER neUer fails to afford
instant retteI for cralnp and pain in the stomach
JOSEPH BURDITT.
nv NICHoLvILIE, Y. Y, Feb. q 1881.
The Uery best medicine | know of for dysentery,
cHolera 1lorDus, and cramps in the stomach. Have
u'eo II 1or Years, and it is every time.
JULIUS w. DEE
, MoINGoNA, Iowa, March 12 1881
HaHo useO your PAIN KILLER in severe cases of
instant relief. r. r CsIDwEII
GAINESVILLE, GA Feb %. 1881.
:. Ior tWenIy years have used your PAIN KILLER
III my 1anlny have used it many times for bowel
cOlplalntS ana lt dt5c0ys Would not feel safe
"4elouI DotIe Ii the house j. B. WE.
SACo Me-, Jan q, 1851.
Have used PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER for twelve
Sears IL Is safe, sure, and reliable No mother
should allow it 10 be out of the family
Ii. ]. NAYEs
No family can safely he without IL
Within the reach Of all L. LII -.
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L. |. POLK g. CO., RALEIGH. N. C.
Summer COMPLAINTS.
GICE: Si.IO FOR SIX MONTHS,
400 FCRCkE YEAH.

this
through lack PERRY DAVIS
Complaint
Cholera, Cholera Mobu, and is perfectly
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The chief work of the school is done by the Sc
nlor Principal and his two The les iTnpof-
tant work is given to assistant instru tor. who
selected with special reference to their peculiar
ntness for the duties assigned them the mum
Der of students Will not be Increased beyond the
capacity of the Principals to take personal chsrg.
OF all the classes in the leading BREACHES taug.It
and to supervise all the work of the school
The School has been und r its present manage
ment for more than thirty years, AMI in this
sense, 1t is, We believe, the oldes. school IN the
south.
As several of the Cadets viii leave for college
there will be next Session for aIout txet. :
students.
For Catalogue apply to the Principals,
J. II. J. @. HJRSER
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THE
COMMON SCHOOL JOURNAL,
An 8-Page Monthly Paper,

Devated tn the discussion Of plans md ethods o,
tea hing IL the Common schools.
Every reIt every teacher, every stuce't ough
20 t&k@ Il Some I the best practical 81 .4Jl- r.
writing for it. 1t is iive,y, wide AVA. c, ~ IS,
readable.
SENT FREE ,eF ,aFee ,as month d on .za1 ria.
stamps or fifty cents per annun Ag Ut.
Wanted.
The Common School JournsI If On.
OF the d. ST ddvtrusln5 ne-Iutns IN the cOIlutry
Circuates California 70 II iainr and f. IN, ,ll,.
ntsots to Texas. Rates low ADDRESS
JAO. c. TIP1ON, Ed. and Prcpr,
Iron Station, ". c.
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ONEIDA, n Y, Feb 19, 1881
We began using it over thirty years ago, and 1t
always gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
to go to bed without bottle in the house.
w. O. SPERRY.
CoNwiy8O-o S. c., Feb -, 1881.
Nearly every family in tins section keeps bottle
in the house. Dr.. E. MORTON.
e. S. CONSULATE,
CREFELD, RHENISu PRUSSIA. Feb. Z, 1881.
1have known PERRY DAVIS PAIlS KILLER almost
from the day it introduced, and after years OF
observation and use / regard its presence in my
household Indispensable necessity.
l. S. POTTER, u. s. Consul
BURTON-ON-TRENT. ENG.
I had been several days suffering severely from
diarrhoea, accompanied with intense pain, when 1
tried your PAIN KILLER, and found almost instant
relief H j. NooNE.
81 MONTAGUE ST, LONDON, ENG.
During residence of twenty three yars in India,
have given it in many cases of diarrhGea, dysen-
relief r. CLARIDGE.
s Invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
sts at 25c. soc. and $1.OO a bottle.
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Please mention the Farmer and Mechanic
when Sou write or speak to advertisers.
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IL
PERRY DAVIS & son, Propretors, Providence, II. I.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28
Puyailup, July %. 1882.
ANOTHER RAuwAY ESrxnpE1sE.-The

ANOTHER RAILWAY ESTKRPEIsE.--The
citizens of Walla Walls, who have had
in hand, and been agitatiug the con-
struction of line OF railway between
this city and Pendleton via Milton and
intermediate points, have telegram
which conveys the definite information
that the plans aud estimates of such a
road, forwarded to Mr.. Willard, have
been fully approved, and that Mr. Thiel-
sen will be IN Waila Walla tOmcrrou
icorning To Dieet the committee APP
pointed TO secure tho right of way. The
new enterprise means an abandonment
of the narrow gage from Whitman
southwest, and ths construction of 4
standard gage from this city to the
points indicated above-Ailton, Weston.
Centervii!e and Psndlet0n, at or near
the latter place, to connect with the
Baker City branch Mr.. Willard says
tho work Ut construction will be com
menced upon tho completion Of the la
bors of right Of way committee,
and it is confidently believed that the
owners OF property lying on the route,
as we'll as the residents of the towns
named, will chesrfuily make every reas-
onsblo concession asked by the commit
tee. The completion of the road will
not only give the people of the sectio j
penetrated cheap and rapid transit to
the main line of travel, and furnish a
new market for the production of the
soil, but 1t will greatly enhance the value
Of property of all kinds. II is to be
hoped that the effort of the committee
to secure the::right of way may have the
earnest and unselfish aid of all the citi-
zens Of the territory indicated IN the
survey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28
WHY VIZ LAuoH.-We. have assurance

WHY VIZ LAuoH.-We have ASSURANCES
from the very best possible source that
actual work OF construction on the rail
road to connect Seattle with the North
ern Pacific road will commence within
the next two weeks, aud the entire line
DO completed, 10 that trains can run
through 70 this city, before January LIST.
For the present portion of the Puyal-
lup road will Do used, and also portion
Ut the Columbia and Puget Sound road
(from Black river to Seattle), but next
yesr the line Will DO built direct from
Lakeview to Seattle, a. an independent
road. Whom this is done Seattle will
virtually - tho terminus Ut tho railroad
ON Puge: Sound. These facts are not
generally known, but We are assured ON
good authority, rs above stated, that
they are facts. nevertheless, and that is
Why wc laugh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

IRIS GaEArLr 10 Hrs CREprr.-James
Gordon Bennett has his faults, nc
doubt, but his princely generosity will
cover a multitude Of them. particularly
~ il finds its outlet in methods unknown
and unsupported. IL vas accidentally
developed In the police court OF New
York the other day that the family oi
poor Jack Cole. the insane seaman OF the
Jesnnetts, had been. and still are, sup
ported in a comfortable house, with Ga
per month Tor household expenses, and
IN addition 10 this, a nurse Is employed
~ an expense OF e2t week to take
charge OF the insane father. No one
would ever have known this bat for the
fact that one OF the family Was arrested
for assault and battery, and these facts
were drawn out from the witnesses dur.
ing the trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28
Os THE ALxar.-On Wednesday af

ON THE ALERr.-On Wednesday af-
ternoon four suspicious looking fellows
walked into Newcastle, and were at once
spotted by the people there "a loafers
who had left Seattle for the good of the
town. Que of them was seen providing
around the Company's store. and finally
be laid down near the building aud ap-
parently went to sleep. The citizens
called meeting, arrested the fellow,
and brouRh. him before them for trial.
be could give no satisfactory account Of
his presencs in that usually quiet camp.
Some talked Of fogeing and sending
him off, but better counsels prevailed
and the man was turned over TO an Off
Ger, who locked him up during the
night, gave him hearty breakfast and
sent him of rejoicing in the morning.
The three friends. who had until then
kept in the background, now put in an
appearance and were also notified 20
leave. and il is needless to say that they
complied. The Newcastle folks are =
working class of people, and they intend
to make the camp ton hot for anyone
who attempts to gain a livelihood Other
wise than by honest labor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

Tho following are the transfers a
real estate, "a recorded At tho Auditor 3
Office. since our last report
VIII. Reeves to John Collins, block
20, Hanford's addition, $1,000.
ID. I. Denny 10 NJ. D. Bangs, lot 9.
block 10, d. T. Denny's taird addition,
500.
A. NJ. Levy to Jacob Brunn, lot IL,
block e." and lot IL, block ~" A. A.
Denny's addition, $1,000.
n. p. X. Il. CO. TO George +. Rodin9-
ton. I'D acres in section IS, township
n. range 8 east, 1912.
Geo. DorRsi 70 >. L. Crawford and
Chas. Hilton, lots and 8, block 81, @.
c. Tsrry's first addition, $14W.
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nlILY posf-IHfELLlGEBCER.
LO e a L..

d
0en. j. W. opraRue ana sIa!o. o. L.
Hayden were IL seattle Yesterday.
FIJI. Lamb, Assistant superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph CON-
many, came over from Portland on
business visit yesterday.
s4~vsna. School Superintendent
Of Spoksu county, has given Wv oonos
70 answer to the charge OF heeL prefer,
rod BY r. n. Galway, o"ons'Seo
echooi teacher.
Ann IN this city have teleRraphed
..a. :. IL Tor 4 shipment of three hundred
t,ns a. new wheat via Bonneville to
PuQet Sound, where u VIII % 0aoeu
upon vessels. Sibson, Cnurcn q w. u
Portland, send the order.-c"'o"'
phiuney ID Offering bargains IN Ter
va firat addition 20 Seattle. This ad-
dition viii no doubt soon become very
nnnuIar. a. some of our most wealthy
oif,xens are securing locations thsre Tor
Hns residences TO be built IN sno iu'a.o.
II IA said that zoo e. S. patents, which
vara AWAITING owners, we're burned IN
az Colfax Land Once. Tho loss can
n. narr,,,ltv sur. lied by obtiuninR cefti-
a. couies from the records NJ wash
inQ.on, bat Il will cost somethin9 70 DO
this.
,rhe Walls Wallans, since seeing Be-
Alta illustrated in the Daily Graph'e,
A. anxi0usly awaiting the appe trance
81 vievs and description OF their own
town. But wont their mouths wafer
Chan thew zee Seattle in the next issue
~ a. Went Sh0yef
III. ,rrtiay ~ Applicants for tho
...rdsv Advertised for n stu
st;cn 10 over a dozen, and she got
49, n anti before 3 O'Clock in the
se"srinC. A dozen other girls could az
ess;iv find employment by applying for
= r. ~. eama way.
49,. Tr;b.n. aavs H. W. Done
Ing yuo s9oo IN the hotel business at
49, ~. u.s 1.. - tha Iast eighteen months,
sus: P -. h,;Id;o0 and stock, which IL
IN iust sold for $500 more. Five hun-
dred dollars a month isn't bad wages
for man of Done's capacity.
=. p;,L,~tor. Klickitat county, last
~ OsoAao, a,. ,,aunad F,overs and
Thursday, Two men ILL m. .Soa.;ng After
10oAo. us1 -, f;yed il yaa found
AZ U.1i r s had heen hit in the loft leg
snas -. "a Hooksy NOT hurt.
Ganao branding "6iiCk
~
.,... a.. nov veil supplied
u1 . Ma.A.sa v.ostab,ss Bes,des
sn l.u.s ,uo, articles. such as
sne more Uo ,.aas cabhapes. &c.
pOsasoos, .u.rs, ssrinc heans. e,ru.
s soolC a.S mmr;nats ,,nms. applss, pears,
sonsoo', "pb ,panas oranoes. and
mel01s' R asp,; a,sa IN the line OF
nSaLiy sso.y .n .,rn s o wish,
sso'o ae'.o"' 49, - u.,sr &
30 far this sason. Mes,lS' nePpu,,o H.;
D'ac s..;mn I ,,".vas Wallnis and Ire
ma o 49, sh;n,,ss about 2.Coo 600
Da.os, nnvo o, ' he STRANGER passing
u'i ,;s., 90 ,,.u,;a, ,vnn,d hardly ipncjrle
s su.s Hs. LII. .A % ,ba most i,nnorta,,.
s LA :: w." ro mt :" IN tho line of u,,psr
sn.ppaus Pyiuno 90 @Ta,or
country iaa"a5s'.u" '"''
]. J. sheppard VIII nsAs We . S",a
mence the construction =. nouse , = 49,
feet, two storiss n,an; WITH u"I h,s , 10y
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Pictures OF SKArrLK.-Pumphrey d
Lowman, booksellers and statiOners Of
this city, are in receipt OF two hundred
copies of the New York Daily Graphic,
containing pictures Of some of the i'm
portant buildings, with full description
of the city of Seattle, from its early his
tory to the present time. just the paper
to send East. Price, 10 cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

FuskRAL-- Tho funeral ceremonies
took place over the remains Of Charles
E. Jones, at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, yesterday afternoon. the Rev.
". . Harrington preaching the ser.
mon. Tho church was crowded with
friends aud neighbors Of the decsascd,
and tho funeral discourse was very i'm
prrssivc. 4 large concourse Of people,
including the lodges Of Godd Tenp(.rs
and United Woskmen followed the re-
mains TO their Last resting place n the
Masonic cemetery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

PfAso Tuxrso.-Prpfessor A. L. Fran
els arrived in the city last evening Il
remain few days. Persons desiring
frst class piano tuning or repairing done
will please leave orders ut Davies q
Woodruff His success in Victoria il
unprecedented, having secured two
hundred pianos and tho finest pipe
organ north of San Francisco. No can
vAssing will Be done.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

HnAvy NAr1s.-The California stages
axe lsaded heavily with mail almos,
svesy day, and passenger travel 10 alsc
aroa1er than can be accommodated,
One or two extra stages have been run
through 70 relieve the pressure. but new
orthe(ees u 60 almost impossible to make
the rsQulAS schedule time. The extra.
coming from Orsgon, and Washington
ard Idaho Territories, says the Yreka
yewraal. loads the staee every trip with
600 70 500 pounds, In addition 70 the
paeeougess, texpreaa and baggage, the
mali having the precedence of every.
thing. There never has been such 90
oxesnsiye quantity Of mail matter since
~ Old Califosnia Stage Co.'s days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

INV 0ocus.-Blanchard q Co. re.
eeived pr Geo. W. Elder . large In
voioe q The celebrated Hibernia Bit
terA for which they are solo agents,
aleo Walk 6laata oslebrated Milwaukee
beer; Aeidack, Aumm and Khcdarez
ehAmpagnea, lease Moore whisksy,
New York cider, and other goods too
numoreun 70 mention. This firm has
baik Up : lArRe Wholesale and jobbing
1rn1A Uhtnh 1hay intend 10 increase by
Handling nothinR bat firss GLASS goods.
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The boxes arc made With 2x2 FIR cor
ner posts; tho sides consist of first a
strip of lx4 fir at the bottom, next xiO
cedar, then strip lxx4 fir. and which
IL eight feet long and projects far
enough for handles with which 70 carry
the box; then above this is another CO.
dar strip 1iA10, making the depth of the
box, measured on the slope. twenty
eight inches. The top edge OF this last
sup is driven full of small nails to pre-
vent the pick.rs from whiting off the
top of box and reducing the size.
Z. EEExEB.
prvaiIy,p Iulv q, 1890
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We have just received. par stsamer
Dakota. = largo supply Of Cantrell 4
Cochran's celebrated Dublin Ginger Ale:
also. a quantity Of Vol Blat1 Milvaukee
beer To pints and quarts; and ~ alvayu
keep in stock English ale and porter. an
Of which Ne Offer to the trade IS The
lowest rates or in quantities to suit for
family uss. BlAucxAxp q O..
ilAsX
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Pmo9ALs--Wiliam Beck, wife and
family, arrived here last evening" from
Portland. Mrs. Book 10 daughter OF
Mr.. and Mn. Il. g. Thornton, and
viii remain on the Sound several weeks
viss1iuQ relatives and friends. Mr.. Beck
hAs bu1ineoD interests in Portland ru-
CURING h,s attention, and will .leturn
6ome within Z few days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-28

vunH 6scx.-Niks Hhsarsr, Tor thres
ypan employed on the Columbia aud
Puget Sound Railroad al fireman and
eegineer,' II very sick with consumption,
q the home Of his parents in Renton.
Mite il a.youug man OF steady. IN
dustrious habits, and his many friends
viii reerUt 70 learn Of bis severe illness,
from which IL 10 not likely he oan re,
oov0r.