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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26
To all whom it may Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUoETl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE, w. r.. July n. 1888 \

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUoETl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE. w. r.. July "a. 1883.
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August ~ ls73 executed In pur-
suance OF an ordinance approved August
IS, 1873 the city Of Seattle convey ed to the
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street. In said city Of
bay, from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas The legislative Assembly Of
the Territory OF Washington. by an Act
approved November 8, 18Th ratified and
confirmed said grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions which have been fully
performed by said Company; and.
Assembly vested the title of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and transportation Company. in fee sim
pie and.
Whereas, The United States has acoui-
esced in said grant and conveyance and.
Whereas, The said Seattle aud Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all of
said lands to the Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore. the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
give notice that il claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and tn erect
wharves and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified to
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any of said lands without the consent, In
writing, of said Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND r. R co.
By +. P. WEYMOUTH.
Jy2S II Assistant Superintendent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

Henry Willard In a rich man. He Ii
Psssidsnt Of ons Of the most powerful
oorposatioos In this country. Bot bis
money 10 his own, and the interests he
represents and control are the property
Of the stockholders. :. We notice that
Mr.. Willard has recently given a thou
Sand dollars 70 church In st. Paul.
aud have noted among our exchanges
suggestions here and there that he might
be induced 70 aid this CT that benevolent
institution or church society. There 10
NO objection to this II Mr.. Willard does
Il Voluntarily, but We submit that sim
ply bsoauss hs 10 at the head Of great
corporation he isn't bound to support
all the slssmosynsry institutions Of the
country through which his railroad
passes. II Mr.. Willard chooses, withc ut
solicitation or undue pressure, 70 snd0w
. hospital. aid . struggling church 60
eisty, or subscribe for an educational
inssitptioa, veil and good. Il u alike
orsditshls 10 his bad and heart. Bat
Il certainly isn't fair 10 pestsr him with
ssbssFip>ioo lists, and vs hops that
vhils b and his guests are here in Be-
assls sons Of the number viii get sight
a soeh Q docaosut nor b importunsd
In any way for Rifts o. subscriptions 70
any pablo sutsrDsise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

l. SAMUEL, Of ;hs Tss. Shire, il IN the
city again
=. " st4cnhs1, rte tas.t-icz, man,
aeer CO e North Pacific, IL here with
Mr.. Beechsr.
C. B. Aoores and party, Of Salem, Or,
who Lave been visiting friends On tee
Sound, return TO Oregon on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard a. Lewis, Who
have been Spending the pass week At
kerton, returned yesterday 70 their
home In this city.
s. C. Woodruff, accountant a, the
Hospital for the Insane, 10 Speeding .
day u tso 10 tie Dtronoi1s on bass
ness and pleasure combined
r. &. Cornwall, Of San Francisco. ar
MED By the Mexico anA viii spend
sone tine on the SQUAD, looking after
his large property interests here
Joseph A. Prics and wife arrived here
from California by the Mexico. Mrs.
Prics, ase Miss Nav Hansbeov. 10 a sis-
Ter Of Ma DR.. j. c. Grasse, Ut this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price expect to make So
attic their fasafe home.
A. SchvabAcLsr, Of toe irm At Sch wa
bacher Bros 4 Co., arrived fro.n San
Francisco last evening and VII remain
some weeks during the arrangement Of
the shelving and interior finish of their
nev store Ia this city.
Currie Chase, formerly of this city.
but for several years past in New York
state, graduated from Cornell Univer-
sIty IN June, and has since joined the
editorial staff Of the Syracuse Standard
Mr.. Chase is noted IN New YORK papers
as acting a. Hanian's judge in the late
Fulton regatta
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lovnan are at
Smith's Garden in Renton. Among
others Who have been there during the
past week are Mira Samnei Kenny, Ars.
Chas. Prosch and Mrs. Thos. W. Prosch
and children, of Seattle, Mrs. Plate, of
Port Blakely, and Mr.. A. AcKinnie, of
Portland.
Under the heading AFTER Forty
Years" the Otsego Republican, Of Coop
erstown, N. Y, contained the item fol-
lowing: John Webster and wife, Of
Seattle, Washington Territory, Dame to
this village last Saturday by way Of the
in this vicisitv after an absence of forty
yc0sus F'tE. VoDoech aodkuO0 tks0 tkAuo
of blscksmithing ia this village with
Geo. w. and VIM. Holmes. He walked
into Geo. w. Holmes shop on his arri-
val, and, addressing him, said, Does
Mr.. Holmes run this shepP AID the
prompt resp0uss was Mr.. Webster, he
does.' Mr.. Webster was q years Of age
when he left here. and he now is s.; has
prospered we'll ~ a farmer in the pro-
ductive hop region of Washington Ter
ritory, and 10 here with his wife, a ma
tive Of Hardwick, to spend the summer
He expects TO return BY way Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, which will
be completed about the last Of Septem-
Der, and Of which Seattle 10 the western
terminus. Mr.. Webster made the Re-
publican An early call on his arrival, as
it ia one of his old time frisnds."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

nrshs are worth In Denver, Coi- ~
IN Thsre Ore nov on hand IN that
city twenty millions In exosss o. the oe
,,:,S and ope-half the brickmAksrs
h.ve stoppsd operations, alleging 'has
,our d..llsrs dos not more than ooser
ara eos. OAsfs are made BY eonsrscsr
a., in Dsnvss 70 bald blocks OF I'VE
s,op hoasss, on stofy hiRt, u me
- vortmauship inside and oof, M
~. vood vork finely grained. and each
hou6s crowded With pantry ana tofes
ciosets. at GOO apiece. Bricks are COZ
.raessd 70 b MD n tbs wall for V2
car taousanA. SOD houses. With from
four 70 - rooms, rsnt in that city al
froa siehS % twelve dollars per NOUN,
and. e1eimating ths value OF the ios
eousi vfth fhs soss Of the house, pay
o. psr 60 pr month on the invest
mot.
Dxieas 4. seattle are hsld ct sis per
n asd many hsvs bssa sold dosine
- pssasps ssasoo u eis pr thousand
vj1h sssa9 dimealsy IN Obtaining sof-
Asssss qsassity. Wsars 1t . ioss 70
understand Why with sosh prices ana
an issssAsing demand thsfs y MOI great
u.oat n bsiakmakinG. nor Why the
maskst 4 ma yell supplisd with them.
II soor. or even nix dollars per n. VII
eoyse tbs cot u making bricks In Den
YER. Il esrssiniy should dc 20 here La
bor y kst little IL any higher, feel u
ehsap--nay - had almost for the ask
ina-apd the market b reliable and per
mansut. II bricks can b manufseI
tursd at any sooss.ibls point Within Ten
mills Of Seattle 81 cost OF six doiiafs'
IL woald appear that very large margin
Of uroAt exists betwssn such cost and
the prevailing prices. Even at y per
n. there would b money In the bos'-
pses.
This scarcity and high price have op-
Grated Iasgsiy against the erection Of
brick boildines in our city. and have
prevented ths impsovsmsst Of muca
valuable propsrty - basinss stssess'
The low prise a lombss and hsgh DF'es
Of bricks have oo0pslisd The erection o.
wooden buildings q lots WHARF W
owner would under different oiseom-
stances have erected permanent br'ok
structures. Next ysss will witness .
vast activity here In baildinR. There
are In contemplation nov buildings
which will pSquiss over 100000 bricks,
and II ID sa1s 70 estimate that within
tbs nsxt svslvsmenth there Will b
needed In this city from four 70 six
mlllfnns more. II there isn't money In
tbs baninsaL " fail - understand the
reason anl ass puxzisd to know Why
some company y mot organized which
will eontrsst fos. manufacture, and do
liver al there will bs demanded for
mart nsanou'g building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

Prnch;aS every Sabbath n the Ms
noa Church. At North Seattle, By the
pastor. Rev. r. Harrison, al 10 a. m.
and ] p. IA Sabbath school at II
O'Clock. Al welcome.
". h White viii lecture before the
LabsrA League n Yesaer's Hall this
sseniuR At 80.
Free Methodist Church Pine street,
near Ninth-Preashiag morning and
evening. Seats FRYE.
Scandinavian Baptist Church, near
North school hoose-Servicss at II an.
and p M By Rev. 6. Llisrosh-
PyDooth Conversational Church
Preaching At IL g. u By Rev. James ".
1870 p. m Young Peoples Society of
Christian Church-Ihere viii be ser
vio-s at the new church on Seneca
stxSss, bssvssn Third and Fourth. Sun
day school at 10 O. m Social meeting
At II an All are Coz diaiiy Invired.
Episcopal Church The rector viii
hold services morning and evening.
sunday schooi At 10 . N.
North Seattle Chapel-Sunday school
II 8 o. M Service and sermon AZ 80,
tbs Rev. A. C. Niaholson Of Vancouver
officiating.
There viii be service in the Methodist
Episcopal Church at ii q. N. today; also
Q Gospel Temperance sermon At 3 p. NJ
at Occidental square by Rev. I. W..
Fleming Of Illinois
Rev. J. L. With viii preach at Pages
Hall, Lake Union, at p, 10. Sunday
school at p. III.
Baptist Church-Preachine BY the
pastor at II q m. Subject, ''Sanctifica-
ton"
Hotel, Lake Union. At p IN.
n. z Church-PreachIne at II a. 10.
by T. J. Fleming. and at 100 p. III. by
Rev. d. J. Pierce. Subject, Shadow and
aapahiraa nj SaaPifiCa -
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UxrvEzarY IMPROvEfxxrs.--A mest-
ing Of the Regents OF the Territorial
University vas held yesterday. and
among the improvements ordered. was
the Immediate building Of IN addition
10 present boarding house, SOx60 fest In
size, work 70 commence at oPce and be
completed within 60 days. The Univer-
atty . In hournishinR condition, and
the demand for extra boarding and
lodging accommodation made this last
move necessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

ARRIVAL or THE MKxIoo.-The steam
ship Mexico arrived faom San Francisco
at 8 O'Clock last evening. bringing lib
passengers for Seattle, ~ for Tacoma,
and IL for Olympia. She also brought
mp the coast l222 tons Of freight. dis
tributsd a. follows: 53l tons for Seat
tie, 366 for Victoria, l65 for Tacoma. g.
for Port Townsend, 60 for Olympia, .
for Alaska and I for Hteilaooom.
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Maynard's Plat

Lots and 5. block H.
Lots I. 2. 3 1. block IL
kast half lot g. block b
Lot 4. block ~. Borens plat. on Second
street
Lots l and ,. block -. Dem and Belrs
addition.
North half block 3 Eastern addition.
Lots and 9. block q Eastern addition.
Is lots in Hsnford's addition.
Lots IS and Ia block ". kicd's addition
- lots in McGilyra- addition.
ID lotsin Yesler and Mc6ilvra's addition
Lots I. :. and :. block 6. McNaughfs
first addition.
IL lots in Northern addition.
% lots in pontius' addition.
80 lots in Phinney's addition.
choice lots ia [ mon addition.
D lots in Central Seattle.
2 splendid lots in Eden addition.
! lots in Williams addition.
1 lots in Edes & Knights addition.
Lot Z, block 4. Judkins addition.
Lands by the acre in tracts OF two acres
and upwards. Farms and Wild lands. etc.
Call and examine full lis, and prices.
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Lots and . block 81. with house.
Lots I and ?. block As, with house,
Lots. block ~ with house.
Lot IL. block y. with barn.
Lot 10, block "a. with house.
Lot IL, block a..
Lot 10. block "a. with house.
Lot !. bl0t K IL
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A CARD.
Notice 70 Contractor.

pms WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY rHR
nisAing the material and conssrucfiIa q
the pcdpess4 0face Hospital according .
ptAna ald specidcA1ions 70 10 soen q the
osnce a. MsnrA Dooovan = Neany. o..
eAitectA
The Trustees reserve The right 70 reject
any eaA I'll etaA ~ order 81 the Board.
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VIM. N. Bells Addition I.
Heirs s. A. Bell Addition

Lots 5 and 9. block Is.
lot 4, block Is. with house.
Lot IL. block c.
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TIE Portland pApsFs and people are
ssaiesnly dstssmiDsd 10 make tbs world
bslisys that e. Paul and Portland cor
sospend In position. wealth and relative
impostanos. There 10 . difference,
thoaeh. what y ususliy known - b.
Papi In this eennsotion includes Mime
ae6lia end Ne tvo toRsthss-" the twin
sitisa." ~ thsy Are eAlisd-havs 10000
iaAabitantA 70 1900 In ths city Of Port
-. tt sely poasibls sival b. Paul
- = Daluth, With 5000, Wills Port
ianA's isaAing eompstitor. and . strong
60. too, y Seattle. With 10000. ".
Pail outnambsrs her rival twenty i've
stoa. has Portland only tvo and . half
timeA Numsrisally b. Paul exceeds
RsstlanA I'D pss cent. and relatively
$40 - ssat y The strength Of her
poslsioa. The tvo towns re- smbls each
oshss u esraatn points. but - are fAin
70 bslisvs tbs resemblance viii grow
beautifully Leo ill the tune.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

Bro TAxx.-The Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company 10 just CON-
plesing q large elevated water tank Of
5000 gallons capacity, near their sac
mill. This tank 10 ~ feet above she
level OF the wharf. and II feet ab1ve the
highest point Of the incline. and will be
kept full Of salt water, pumpsd into h
from the bay. From tnis tank pipes
will lead all over the oompany's wharvcs.
aud sections Of hoas will b distributed
about In convenient places. % a. 20 af-
ford ~ uuch protection a. possible In
cAne Of hrp.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there H. delinquent upon two and
o@neIourth shares. OF stock OF the Hop
w. ID. Scott& Co on June 18th. IssS ,he
eon Of two hundred and twenty five dol
lArs. and that In aoeordanco with Law and
An ofder e the Board Of Trustees made
en IL nay Of August. lssS % many
snarsgetY1d stock e may Be necessary
tbs efncs Of w. n. Teyior q Co. on James
ofese eoat1lo. King county. w. T., on
saturday, September sth, lsSa &C the hour
q tan O'Clock o n: Of said cay, 10 nay
aid delinquent aoeesssnent, together With
the expenses OF advertising and the ex-
euS 10 Secretary
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THx ExRinsriox HALr--Supsr;ntsnd-

THK EXHIBITION HALI--Sapsrintsnd-
eat Weymouth has rendered to The En-
scutivs Committee the pss Of the large
warehouse Of the Oregon improvement
Company, or any part thereof, for the
display Of articles Tor exhibition during
the Willard psrty's vssft hsss. and also
for the banQuse In the evsnina. The
south wing Of the varshouss has hssu
chosen, and IL viii b eloeorassly dec
GRATED for The occasSoa- This has NO
rsfsrencs 10 The pavilion on The Uuivss-
sity grounds. which viii b l60x300 fsss
In alma.
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IxaAns HospTAL SuPPLln.-At the
late letting Of contracts for fsrniahine
suppliss 10 the Territorial Iasans Hos
pilAl. awards - follows we're made;
floor 10 Roudsbuah 4 o.. ef Chshalis;
frssh meat. J. @: Weller, 6esilaoos@;
nlansses and veolse RsoaA Brsvneyiils
Woolsn 4illa; potatoes. Dobeon 4 Don-
ahus, Chshaiis; druas. a. B. Stewart,
Seattle; hardware. dry Goods and sab
slstsncs. Sohvabaehsf Broa = Co. b.
atsle.
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To 0vyossss = Kicking" at the
msAesr and unreliable telegraph service
- PosslAnA. h sAys: Ths sssiks 10
osss. bat Possland's Telegraph service h
vssss than u vas during Ne sariks. II
~ Wssasrn Unioa cannot provide tsss-
gAphie service between this city and
- Francisco, Portland can. and musa
eseaniss the means 10 do H. TIE mat
tendon 10 he iaAsrssts Of the north y
dnply oatragsoss-" And yet oor con-
tsaoHnsy dess Rpt some dispaAsAss
daily. vhils tAis cay. With il popala-
oiea os looW. b fortunate Il Il ssss =
Wssa ol1aew thaa onos . vssk. EitAss
- uisss ~ not WORKING. he linz are
dsvs, go = slrilp. o. sous othss
sssns b daily aniessd for ths eAroaie.
slly dsfsstivs and insufficient and ire
Qusntly total ahssnes OF ssrviee. Oh.
for oonpssitioo or postal telegraph
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Saloon for Gale.

WELL pIrTKn. CENTRALLY Lo-
w Gated; all paid up; price. 500 rent.
~. PICKERING 4 Co,
auS O. Next door to Police Court.
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THINGS
THAT MUST Be SOLD.

FIVE HUNDRED ASSORTED HAIR
l. Brushes elegant,
800 pocset knives.
100 Raxors. Finest In market.
looo bottles Sure Cure for Corns ,guar.
l0o0 bottles Patent Medicines ,pur-
lo00 packages Soap from Sc. 10 n ner
package.
recall them just now.
Our Liquors are selected for medicinal
purposes and are pure.
prescriptions accurately prepa,ed, night
or day. Druggist sleeps over store.
For anything In the Drug line give M q
CAL !; save money. live losg and die happy.
q. KELLOGG 4 CO..
solod SWim City Drug Store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


CIruArIoN. BY A BOOK-KEEPRR
- OF years' experience Good refer
encca. Address =" y. ~ this oGlcA 3 O.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-15
Wales correspondence.

We have had very cold weather
of late, and the terrible crust on the
snow makes it almost impossible to
get about, especially in the woods,
yet many Of the farmers are improv-
ing the time in getting their logs,
timber, wood, produce DC to market,
Our protracted meetings have
been somewhat backward on account
Of the cold weather.
Mt Pleasant Sunday school is
prospecting finely under the superin-
tendency of Elder Card; Elder
Wright breaches there every Sun
day after the school.
The Sunday school at Lambs
church is denned up for the winter.
A Sunday school has been organic
ell at Goodels since Christmas and
is getting along nicely.
On Thursday last between o and
10 o'clock John l.. Parson one of
our best citizens had hls house burn
ed to the ground. The fire caught in
the roof from defective stove pipe.
The neighbors and school close by
tunod out and assisted In saving
about everything from the burning
building. Mr. P's loss will be about
5000. Having an old house on the
farm has moved into that so is not
so bad off after all.
Mrs Robert Bailey of N. w.
Wales aged about so died last week
of heart disease; funeral last Sunday
at lambs church was very largely
attended Her aged father deacon
Albijah Dunning lives in Manitoba.
Married last week in Wales, Lu-
man Lasbbrooks 60 Miss Kcbecea
Cole STEEL Pes.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-15
BRoCKwAY CENTRE MICH, FEBRUARY Is, 1883

Last week we had a few words TO
say regarding the advancement of
Brockway Centre by means OF secnr-
! ing ths establs mant of manufactur-
ing interests hero. This week We de-
sire 10 say something regarding the
m1nuor in which this may be done.
First, let our business men throw aside
all sectional feeling and organize them
selves into 4 society for The promotion
of the prosperity of Broclway Centre.
Let The proper officers and committees
he appointed. giving TO each committees
certain share of ,he work To DO. Let
every member of. the association pay
into tue treasury stated sum of
money 10 be ussl in .defraying the
necessary expense of properly earring
on the work of thr association. The
advantage Of Brerkway Centre should
he thoroughly canvassed and placed
before manufacturers that they may
und' r5tand exactly what we have TO
offer them. If it's necessary to raise
bonus in order to secure factory,
let it be done by all means. Our busi-
ness men can well afford to give few
dollars e ch towards securing a factory
that will employ lsboring nen. Every
factory secured must of necessity
bring with it a greater or less number
of laboring men wish their families
suppose that a factory should be locat-
ed here that would employ one hun
dred men. Thesa one hun lred men
would spend from $500 20 $500 each
per year for the support OF them m5elve,
and theiH families. At an average of
S4o0 per year which IS low. woull
place the snug SUN of $40, 900 per year
l3t0 tho hands of our business men.
II there were more factories then the
additional business would proper
tion tely increase. Is il not worth
the trying? Business men aud all You
who have property, the value of which
would enhance by the upbuilding of
our village, will you not do something
i'm this matter? The matter of Brock
way Centres prosperity lies entirely
in your hands. Possessed as it is, of
almost every natural advantage that
can bs asked for, Bsockway Centre can
aud will progress rapidly If you but do
your part. VIII you do il?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-15

price for the next 60 days at c. e
ROsWelrs
- If you want a cane seat chair call
on Brown.
Our devil" cot what he took TO
be a sweet little billetdouX from his
best girl on st Valentines day, but on
opening 1t he WAS surprised to fad one
of those horrible' old valentines. We
have had to keep him in the "hell box'
ever since.
j. w Lovelock, the butcher nj
Brockway. wishes it understood that
he il still doing business in his little
lone butcher shop under the maple
tree. where he is s'ways ready to pay
the highest market price for dressed
hogs, beet, sc.
Our enterprising foundry men,
Msssrs Efrick Il Grinnsll, Inform us
that they now have 100 If thelr cee-
bra ed steel pl1ws al ready TO put to-
9ether. Business g'nts, manufacture
harrows, culsivators redpers, mowers,
Snd steam thresher5 To match.
We are informed that Mrs John
Baird. of Ruby, has bottle of rain
water which she caught on the 9th of
June 1879 Hearing that water caught
on that date would keep, she tried the
experiment which proved true, Us 1t is
Just rs clear as can be and similar To
spring watar.
Now, you chap who has been b"r-
rowing your uolghbor's EXPosIToI.
and feeling just as bad as he does when
it don't get around lit not about tim
for You 30 wake up and ia o paper
Yourself? You neishbor is a good
he irt-l fallow and wants y'u to know
what is going on. but he would feel
better if ycu hid paper Of your own.
Tie Young peopla who attended
the eocial at Peck Friday night report
good time. tha only incident that
marred the pleasure, was the upset
coming home. The most of the party
acquitted themselves quite gracefully.
but one unfortunate 8 nt.gat his pedal
extremties entngied in the robes,
while one of our portly dam helped
him make his mark in the snow by
sitting on the pit Of Ms stomach to the
amusement of all. Wait till the roada
get broken fellows.
Our agent called on Mr. Twitchell
Of Fargo. while carvassiug last week
and found that gentleman Justly indig-
nant over IA article we clipped fro n n
contemporary last fall. which threw
cut some rather mean insinuations On
horse owned 10y br T. We at the
time were uUaGquainted with the par
ties, ard inserted 1t merely to make
laugh But since investigating the
matter wo are led to bel eve the article
was published by owners Of competing
horses. through spite. We have since
examined Mr. T's horse and find him
to Ue fine young animal, that has al
ready made a very creditsble show on
the turf aud In the hands Of Mar T..
who seems to be 4 thorough horSoman.
will soon have q fine recori.