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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

Now on hand the largest stock bug
giles and spring wagons in North Texas
l-l4-tf w. A. HUFFMAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
Removal.

T.. Gutzman's barber shop is re-
moved to Main street, next door to
Barradall's drug store. Call and have
your work done in II first-class barber
shop. ian 2.-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
Pines, Pines,

Meerschaum and imported briar-
root cheap at Wells drug store.
i-l3-2w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

Miss NJ. Newman, Mt. Calm, says:
Browns Iron Btters cured me of
dyspepsia when nothing else could
help me. 1-17-d&wlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
For Sale or Rent.

Wise county school lands, for lease
or sale; four leagues in Haskell county.
Apply to q. h. PICKETT,
IL p If County Judge Wise Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
Cheap Coal for Everybody.

The w. Il. Lake Coal Company are
prepared to furnish ilrst-class coal, in
large or small quantities, from their
mines at Millsap. A full supply al
ways on hand ut their city yard.
Leave your orders with J. w. Sim
mons, foot Of Houston street, or w. r..
Lake, corner of Second and Houston
streets. II. G. kfNNS,
1-l4-tf . Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

Go to Kelleris for your wagons, bug
gics and other vehicles. l0-12-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
BONES WANTED.

BONES WANTED.
WE WISH TO BUY, DELIVERED AT
ST. LOUIS, 10000 TONS
B JFF,ALO BONES,
For which we will pay the highest
market price. Address,
A. b MAYER,
1914 to 1922 North 18th street, St.
Louis, Mo-, or L. Baer, Fort Worth.
(Sp) Novl-3ms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
A. NJ, Bnrrrox, Pres. Joux NICHOLS, vice
Pres. s. w. LoxAx, Cashier.
IleCitDatiOla| Bank
OF FORT WORTH.
Capital and Surplus $l65,OO00 %
A Regular Banking Business
In all It's branches, transacted.
Exchange bought and sold, and collections
made on nli accessible points, Draws sight
exchange on England, ireland, France. Ger
Norway.
Ladies' Aid Association.


st. Andrews Ladies' Aid 4Associa-
tion tEpiscopal meets regularly
every "Wednesday, lp.m., ut the resi-
denee of the vlce-presidcnt, Mrs. DR.,
Fitzhugh, corner Fourth and Taylor
streets.
All strangers are cordially invited to
visit the society.
Mas. G. l.. HARMS,
President.
Mas. Dr.. FIrGHuGH, Vice-President
III. &. Il. GogMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer st. Andrews
Ladies Aid Association, East Belk-
nap street, opposite Robert Mozart,
Esq's, ll.So-tf
Notice.
All persons indebted TO Mrs. .. :.
Dennison are notified and requested 10
call and settle with me ut Max Elscr's
old stand, and to pay TO no other per-
son the amount they may owe her.
j, IUpKiNS, Assignee.
Jan. IL 3t.
For the next ten days | will sell re-
naming stock of holiday goods at cost.
l-l3-2w II. NJ. WELLS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
New Boarding House.

/ have opened n tirst-class boarding
house, at thenorthwest corner of Sixth
and Houston streets, where j am pre-
pared to take day boarders; terms, IS
per week. Please give me call.
1-l6-lw j. n. DAzEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

,,uv tsav Iuuus III MS hands resulting
from sales Of trust property, among
the holders of trust notes. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

,fsssssss. y ,ssrs
weak OF the navy. Mr. ThVniss
concluded tile United states possessed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

Of princes.
In the deputies seven 10 ninety-iour
voted for urgency for the fllfi.ln Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

with such force as
terially check the speed OF the
/, when he svae canobf and DOyle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17

et.asne,, q u.,p"assivir " ',cai4s o,,v9~
daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-17
Daily Gazette

q uslication--Second street, be
kson and Thockmorton. Entered
bnice as second-class matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25
GatUgsAL MOTIFS

Tie Notorious negro Ia2. supposed 70
hSye been connected with the safe rob
terry on Washington street some two
yesrg ago, is nos serving oct sentences
IN the citF jail foT beisg drunk and dis
orderly, and amuses herself By white
wishing tie interior of the building.
That Gainaman known As PATSY"
recently arrested for chasing little girls,
il also serving sentence in tbs same
institution.
The oasy ot!aer permanent occupant
Of the city jail Is s-0ld Deck" a sailor,
vilose of-nse vas drunkenness and
chronic i1npecGaiosity.
Tie Dseo. arrested here the othersday
charged with having mordered az In
dan the frst IF this week at Utsaiads,
- now confined In the county jail.
Shawl. the young fellow who attempt
cd TO jump his bail, was brought up
from Port Townsend yesterday after
noon by oEfiear MCGOWAN, and placed in
tae bote. de MeGraw. where Re will
await the action Of the next grand jury.
The young fellnw Carter, who smash
ed up one ef c. Z. Clancy & Co.'S bug
gies and injured ons OF the Lorses.made
arraneenen;s 10 pay for the sarae, and
vas released.
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y1TfSs v. CIR. {. Ez-etea TssSszy as
y aeassk psl IA tbs tAsa<sEe-ss;ssssEsa y
CarsS.iz-s C-s.--ch'.-1. the !. H. c. 4.
Iail. S1als4v school ~ 70 m Sc-i I
re tissz - II An AIs .xre invited
German gsfo~n Church cerae- OF
seventh and CGerry ssree.s-fsev. A.
Kre1ser, raster PreachIna today a.
II am. Sunday schocl AZ 10 an. Al
arc invited. Service IN the eysuia2 al
Baptist ChQzca-Ssrvices soSax =. /
am. ss Te<iGrss Hail. Preaching b
ths pastor. Fey. J. A. wirfh- SEGisT
school s.5mselzfsly zfteT the sSr1so1-
all ere cordially Iays.ess 20 attend
No services in the NJ p. Church TO-
day Ca aceo12t OF Sickness Of It's
pastor. Sunday Ssheo! az the us-sal
hour Glass Meeting 90 p-ra-. followed
By Praise Service.
Congregational Church. az Second
street. between Spring and Seneca
Preaching service AZ II svs- and Sd
p.ra. Sunday SaaosI as 30 4 cordial
invitation extended
German Methods. ChzrcA-F. Bonn.
pastor. Preaching t.a1ay AZ ii ). u. a.ai
7s59 p.Ia- Corner Fourth and pIks
streets. Sabbath School az tsls ss2st
place at 70 a-m- German people COZ
daily invited.
Y. VI. C. A--G. Il. sohnsaa, ESD,
will lead the regular afternoon Praise
Services OF fhe Y. u. C. A. az lesss- )
Hall today. -Four o'clock is the time.
oil - ~--at<.e.raeI
Ester Day as tha Episcopal Church
Early celebration Of tie Holy Eocaariss
at 80 ana. S1nday Schooi az 10 am.
Morning PRAYER ana sermon 50 Hiss.
Chiidren's choral service at 6 pm.
Festival services ut the North Seattle
Chapel ct pun Program of music AZ
the II O'Clock service: Anthem-Chriss,
O1S Passover-Hodecs. Storia PAM,
Dupuis 1e Deam, Berthold Tours
Jubiiate, Sullivan; Introis-Coms See
the Place where Jesus Lay-kichard
Redhead Sicene Greed. Sir Join Goss;
OEeTtoFy-l know that my Eedeemer
Liveth-aaayieI.
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~ AE1xE
VOLUNTEERING a.
r,sr,1aTELllGENeER'

1xrenYdsua4 as{SS rssHA krHu1os s,s4s-
ktin. the Northern Paeiae hsalr g,;fl
r,oxneeaSipa40 tae sf1p Atettf4 q GA
s11sIaySps oSoG6be 1esssfl1. d. T$$fl .ts.
a6ueanatqisdi. hel eAs6 tht xe;fc
80 lsbsAiQpIdbh XfysFA is .-I1 4i
-Aah1hatSla4- go 4eF 49, },s,
tasefsgtjtA leheg p4fsh E Ee 2,iiss u,
..>muan0toeaaH4 III Sta I'd "a Z n. ri
T,ureCuneaotAkfeeh H9a ,sIIiSs ~
II EttaeDeQDayOAs VIE ZEE a6 ~,
bGap QbtaeeA 1eshsS hfs6e 70 RsaIifhus 81
rauft kbaseps5ssNf - 800 Is =, au p.xuaa
obnnd q cs8fAAs. 81 isy.l a!sads al AZ,
ciHElgh0pnA1 se5s6 p ~ an IA ~
tnp>pe1 l1Ai tSINh, hfs1tfI EIl a i nro
riifaH a5lr a4Ay '"sss:sfea, sn1p,gg{.i Ie II
snneMafl a9p6f "a ity "a 4l.n,g grIneeEr
ctui9asiG pl641ct W ttfds % s5ffy
whionn hh4sfneB 'ttAs frs,aET 70 -
cusAeepaaRd 80 H Nzs fna' sle
whbt 4fss}sfft z irssIafed 70 90
fhstrAAdar1Ae sfzss, says one %
seMite itHefnK7ths. They pns 'ne'f
rndh1r ~ Hpd. Tney MACS eAiel-
siRsyeaenssnts- The rcsrii u TEAL .
chslspf settlements IS extending aiohe
the great stretch OF The northern la-
ciHc On all the good lana. ihess So
Elements are creating business loi 'ls
road, and they are giving an s'aoi si'la'
value to the unsettled lands
The Bsdl<fis's arguments is in1' II
this way Is TO be accounted iof ''1
greater Development OF TIE COUNTY,
along tho line Of the Aortasfa farii4s
than along the line OF tue oiia'-
There is reason for TINS 70 % nai'' VI.
it IS not wholly as stated Inc clie.
reason for the greater development u
the Northern route u found ID sae Ss.'
perior country in which u Is ioca'eo'
which ia incomparaoiy pfeieraoie -
that along the Central ana ooa''iefi
roads. Along the Northern route - 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

In reply 10 the high sounding eibber.
ish used by fiippant young man,
which was quite AZ meaningless AS il
was silly, the old gentleman upon whom
= quantity Of II was recently launched,
~ soon as he WIS able 10 catch his
breath. replied:
Ny son, in promulCating your ESQ
teFic cogitations. or artieuiating superb
ciai sentimentaiities and philosophical
or psychological observations. beware
Of plafitudinous pnnkerosity. Let yoar
conversation possess . classified con
cisencss. compact comprshensibleness
ooalesccnt consistency. Eschew All
couciomerstions of Gstulent gsrruiity
jejune babblement and assinine nifecta-
ti0us. Lot your extenspotaneous de.
cantings and unprecedented expecsa-
tons, intelgieihility and veracious vi
vacity, without rhodomantary or fhra,
tonical hombast. Sedulousiy avoid al
polysyllable profundity. pompous pro
hxity, psittaceous yacuity. yenftiloqnial
verbosity aud vaniloqusnt vapiditv,
Shun double entendres. prurient 10
costly and pestiferous profanity. oh,
scurent or apparent. In other words
tax plainly. naturally, sensshiy. truth.
fully and purely--and don't use bis
WCft}a0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25


NEARLY FATAL AccrDxsr.-R Robert
impa.t, the well known logger, whose
family rezides in this city, end whose
logging operations ara carried on near
Mosquito Bay. on Bainbridge Island
LETT PORT Biakely yesterday 10 walk over
to Pog. Madison. when ahont one and
half miles IN his journey. he opened
his knife. and while preparing cane,
or walking stick, bis knife clipped aud
severed the msin artery IN his lett wrist.
lie Immediately started back 20 Blake
~, but WAS 50 weak from loss of blood
that lie tainted on reaching tho mill
wharf. The men there cared for him
Rs best they could, and Capt. Renson
ordered the steamer Positkgfsky ~ let
go q schooner she was towing out of the
harbor ia order to bring tho wuardesi
man % Sestsle for surgical treatment.
Dan Mcdonald. the ship carpenter OF
Port Hake'y. accompanied Mr.. Impett
10 this city, and Drs. Smith ge Willard
dressed his wounds, alter which he was
taken to his home. Had Mr.. Itapets
been half mile further On his ioglguHy
When the ncrIdens occurred. he wou.:
undoubtedly hsve hsed 10 desth before
assistance could have baen renassssi
him. he is now at home. ard in few
days will be all right again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25
ORGANIZING A srarE GOVERNMENT

A Yakima correspondent of this paper
has some suggestions Of interes. rs 10
the organizations Of State Government
He recommends the holding Of another
convention for the framing OF Consti-
tuition, and the subsequent election IN
dor It's provisions of State officers, Leg
islature, Senators and Representative,
and demanding admission of Congress.
We cannot regard the scheme as laid
out entirely practical. II would be an
assumption from beginning 10 end, bn.
would not be Objectionable to uson tina.
account. II probably would be, howey-
or, to many. The weakest feature in
the Plan proposed. though, is the pecu-
MARY one. 1t viii require the expendi-
ture of a good many Thousand dollars,
and it will be legally impossible to get
the money out of the Territorial treas
ury, and quite as impossible to get ]. in
any otLer way.
There are three ways of getting WASH
ingtou Territory admitted to Statehood.
One Is to 90 before Congress with the
Constitution OF 1873 and ask, aud keep
asking. for admission.
Another is to get an enabling bill
through Congress authorizing the Terri
tory TO take certain steps. which, when
taken, will entitls as to admission.
The third is for the Legislature TO
call another Constitutional Convention.
organize State Government as far as
possible, and then secure from Congress
approval Of their course.
The first plan We have always regard
cd the piainess, simplest. cheapest and
essiesf. The third plan il next most
preferable, while the second involves all
the objections that may be urged
against the third with additional unoer-
tainty and delay.
The Legislature will meet again few
months hence, when, we believe, IL will
be wise and proper for IL 10 adopt new
measures looking TO the desired end.
Until that time cones Il will be impos-
sibls TO do anything beyond talk
ing and vritinrl that viii furthR the
cause.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

IscfE,ssx SrUxps.-They grow some
big timber in Snohomish county. While
there the ether day, Chief Justice
Greene took occasion TO measure a
round. symmetrical cedar stump the
circumference of which. foot above
the groand, WAS g Is feet. The stump
vas burned ont, and its greatest inside
diameter between the walls standing
WAS q feet. II would be- interesting
10 know how high the tree was that once
stood on thst stump. Eow much lumber
il continued, and how many years the
tree was in attaining such great dimea-
tons. Another cedar stump measured
by the JGdgs IN the sane county, was of
| obi8ng shape. It's shorter diameter be-
ing 10 feet, its greater Il and its circum-
ff.rer,nf e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

CHuscu SrArxxESr.- Tho rector Of
Trinity Chnrah has issued business
statement covering sthe past eleven
months. in which ka shows that Che re-
ceipss q that time havs been r. III. 6S,
aud the disbursements So .slI Is, inai.
eating a shortage ct $iTass. The Key.
Mr.. Watson Clearly. explains the cause
for this condition. Of affairs, and CON
cin1es with q Vel put call for money.
Over hnndrrd families for unmarried
mem arc connected with the church.
and very reasonable annual consrihn-
sisn on their part. augmented by the
gifts OF strangers, will be- sufficient 10
maintain the church in the vigorous
manner it should be- Tia practitioners
should be ssIrrsa hv ttss re=ol,ecs,pn
that theirs has heretofore hasn tho ban
ner church Of the IaTrsspry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

Dakota Is the onlY Territory that
lsads Washington In postal matters,
while Washington leads at least three
Of the States-Nesada. palawase and
Rhode Island. In Washington ARE no
Offices Of the frst-c,sss, ? Of the second.
8 Of the third and ass Of she faurth.
We lead every other Tertiary. except
Dakota, not only in the whole number
Of ofacea bat in the number Of offices
flisd BY Presidential appointment and
tho number of money order offices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

GETTING WELL-Heury Morrill,, the
fiier at the Port Gamble saw mill, who
IVES supposed to have been fatally H.
jured By being jammed in a machine at
that place come two weeks ago, is get
ting along finely. with strong chances
IL his favor for recovery. His face.
however, it is feared viii be badly dis
6 .ured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

FoRfs 70 En- kEsAfREn-Ths las,
Congress appropriated sol, coo fsr
building military posts. Concerning
this appropriation tho Secretary az Wa
Is reported - saying: TIE wsaass 90 u,
VIII IL expended en- Tires pests. Near-
n ORG hail VII he required On Fort
IhaFnhQe, T. Il. in the cslantsy Of The
ties. Ecst Cssiyilse, IN Washiaeto1
Territory, near tts hsssxiar 81 i3rstis:.
Ca,amtias win te virtually rebuilt ana
gaxzs<oned. This IN odd post n1d IA ia
Z very tiiEapidased csadlfi0n- some
80 AoNlh b. required 10 enlarge ard
strengthen the third fart Which q ID
southeastern Araxona. II fhe Aruohz
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Ixcsxasxp MArl sravlcr.-rhe fol,,

IScExAskD MAIL SEHvscn--fke follow
Ing. fson the Laconner Nasg, win be
read with rlessass BY our homo readers:
On last Ihnr slay vc wers grafis3ea ii
receiving telegram from Hon. Eaze..s
Garfield. Of Aarora. llllnoss. con vsyisse
the inscils2encs that ths nepsrtsnesas
had granted the exson ion of TIA ssasi-
weekly mail service from Seattle Ard
Laconner clear shroaeh 10 Wha.oDaa.
Il will be remembered No yx1sitionai ynr
this extension atsoat 4 year aexs. hut i
vas than disallowsss. sfhraxspA Tia ~
Bexed Efforts Of Mr.. Bssnss aud Mr..
Cartse.d the proposition has becss re,,,,us
siderad and allowed Ar. Csnsssss IS
AZ the head of an Eastern syndscats
heavily interested ia haSis in " kstccr,a
and ether counties tAsouvisput lie
Sound sisd Territory"
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ts4.1f7f, 8 sfts ysas@rGEY AZ t1kss elsfs
Ia. GkH harm hcrre today.
~ hznds are wanted az TIE barrel
1 k!sr5Fy. bo.h Ken and Lc3s. fseTe e =
k1ses,ee asyTs-sae~@ cosAets 10 gss wgE%
vitkea. Iookffg for Il.
The timber land application notice
Of Mary Kennedy has been p1bllsile<.
sail time, and tise affidavit 20 that
eject ia awaiting her AZ this Office.
TIE weather continues pleasant, the
days being wara and sunny, aud the
rights cool-;ils lat.er end Ct May
weather. instead Of that Of March.
The bark Heury Baak, loaded with
1905 tons OF Seattle coal for tie Central
Pacific Railroad, finished loading and
went 20 anchor ia The stream yesterday
Henry l. Wil5us, bright and p-crn-
ising little boy CT aboai ;wo years OF
spe. was drowned IN The Skagit river.
near his home al FIR, On February 2sa
last.
The Q1esn Of the Pacific on her Lass
trip brought TO PortiSad GO passen-
gers. a majority of whom. the Meas
SAWS, were for Eastern Oregon end
PGget Sound.
EicRae g. Co.'S camp On the S.faish
"a doiug q fine bT1ssross. Tiaev win r7lf,
two teams ttis sesssn and sxpec: 10
turn out aboat Z 90 60 feet Of ils finest
tig.,f,er ar tins ssya1,d.
- -. 60. III -, -,
sans,a nsEnv ye1rs 9re h,s M .rrIsxi
| soa;y. ei..a si,s Iaf, mare and IL r,eSr
tls. wife ~ tsss PTesidg4,s OF the Pacific
Nntual life fnsoYanc, Cornuanr.
s,s - xr,.,.a.a.. S,ena
Ia. -. -, 80 -. -
1--we op,s ~ ~ o.. - ,,,..,
sSeen on'on ,i4 -, ,;ia !. '- -. =
bandsa.ne esureh- Tba Iocatlo,, ia AZ,
| sd,,3rable are
| - wa,
"a, Ssps. "a s'iS s
vans, fsAs sAssa W. neS ie'l1esiso
being coi'ifi Ia ~ isor,t. huii'' me-.
1.e Io,Ap ~ ~. nv, .a5o ~..'
ION pa ~, nas .l.''s - .sA'Ais' "--0to
iney wiz nsfeaissF Isai1e.
| Aaa "alA 20 .so.ss U sle cay ssii nas
oesh sassi ~. no lsssl-ss ar ho.
n:1iso. a. 40 1ka- .s13.e les..S,.ssi !,
piece ~ so1E- oilcSf r, INoinl'soii Is.i
ail,a-iL .ll1s saal ssap i.1Af .s...s' X
aAlHs i'siiosay ssSts.seN4 sssious inJu's.
The steamer Washington strneA 2
floating chunk On her Passage MP .ise
Sound yesterday, and knocked small
nos. INTO her. sile was as once IlaceG
on on u, ps'.ca as en4i,osafliy feliilfeo'
iDe oa,i'-aRo oi eo4lsss WAS FsTS sa4Snt.
| Daily freight trains viii hereafter
rnn between kalama and Tacoma.
Heretofore weekly trains were run.
The passenger trains now incla6e three
cars each. This Is an increase If one
ear over this time last year. and an III
erase Of two cars over this time txo
years ago.
| onr neor,a sha-1s ,,a,- +, v.s,.a .s,..
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Labor Wanted.

TWELVE MEN AND SIX BOTS ARE
J. wanted Immediately, at the barrel
factory of the Mattuista Manufacturing
COfftfSany rr1, n
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BORN,


EI.cx-ln Seattle. March "a. 70 the wife
Ct Don fiAek. son.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Help Wanted.

CIx MILLTSERs. APPLY AT THE
:. store OF CL ifT0N BROS, at o'clock
Monday morning
Also. a girl to take care of small child.
Apply Monday morning. al CLAYTON
RI - Store q If
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WANTED.

Il WILL GIVE A GOOD OLD RELI.
giosls coupe rant free. In tina prettsess
enstsg &c in Seattle. II they viii take care
Of . parlar and hssd room for my own usc.
They must b. near snd tidy. and not quar-
rssssnse. ard the woman must be old
enough 10 be nay mother. Apply To
@. G. PHINKEY,
Tnrls Il E-ost Building.
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WANTED.

yITOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Inquire at the seeoed house
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

A GOOD FARM TO RENT. WITHIN
n sight of the city. Good house, barn
ard orchard. A good rate for : good
renter. Is. r. DAY.
mrI5 e Room 1. Post Build ing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-25

By dealing with us. We recognize the fact
that advertisements con't make custo-
mers- True. they attract PEG. lie TO come
and see Us. hut il is only low prices that
make buyers. Neither gush nor argu-
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-09
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

The lookup was we'll filed last night
with plain drunks and Migrants.
A drunken cowboy from the Western
wilds called at the Nicollet house yester-
day. and being annoyingly obstreperous
was ordered away. In the dispute which
ensued he threatened to shoot Joe Murch.
Officer Fox took him in tow and landed
him in limbo, and this morning Judge.
Cooley will interview him.
Last evening S. Briiey, the chairman of
the board Of supervisors Of the town of In
dependence, called upon the city physician
for q nurse to go to his town to take charge
of two smallpox patients, James Hutchin-
son and sister. Mr.. Briley stated that he
had quarantined the farm house by fenc-
ing up the public highway and properly
placarding the same.
Yesterday gentleman found the corpse
Of q new born babe on the bank of the
river, just below the short line bridge. The
body was wrapped in an Old cloth. Upon
making the discovery, he reported the
same to the chief of police, who in turn.
notified the coroner. An undertaken was
sent for the remains, and the coroner will
make searching investigation to-day. 1t
is suspected that the child was an illegiti-
mate offspring and was murdered by the
unnatural mother in order TO shield her
shame