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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Motto" is hereby given that letters of Ad-
mini>tration upon the estate of .Iurial T.
Bowman late Of Adair county. decd. have
been gram ed to the undersigned Sarah ].
Bowman by the Probate Cou t OF the county
of Adair bearing date the 9th day OF sebur-
ary. 1883. All persons having elaihls aga,ns.
said estate are required to exhibit them to
me for allowance within one year after the
date of said letters or they may be preeluded
from any benefit Of such estate and if
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publication Of
This notice they will he forever barred
SARAH J BowNiH
Administrative uf
LrEIAI T. Bowman, Decd
Mare iSih. iNSo. n46
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Floyd's Creek Items.
(GRAPHIC Correspon,lence,

"HAfhAS SOrTtspOnuence.)
Can some one please tell us what has
become of Jay?
The weather is more spring-like
again. We hope it will so continue.
Farmers are quite busy with their
spring work. Some few have sowed
oats.
Mr.. Games Moots has erected a new
SUE bic, one more addition to the "Rheu-
barLs of Gasburg."
Prayer meeting at New Prospect
church every Sunday at II o'clock.
Considerable sickness IN The neigh
borhood. Pneumonia is the prevailing
trouble.
Mr.. John Uber lost little child with
pneumonia last week.
Bert Gleason isquite sick with pneu-
monia. DR. Mefford is in charge OF the
case.
Preaching at Trinity last Sunday by
heV. Mr. fayt0n.
Some indications of a wedding soon
in our neighbcrhood. Some one guess.
Another Easter egg for that riddle.
We would say to our Floyd Creek
friends to subscribe at once for the
GRAPHIC and get fair start with the
new story. 1t Is a good paper and only
$1.5O year.
Who said the GRAPHIC was going to
pull up stake and leave There are
more GRAPHIcs come to Floyd Creek
than all the other papers put together.
No indeed! We cannot do without the
GRAPHIC. REX.
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The Shelby county Herald says:
The people both north and south of us
are talking of building a railroad
through this place running from some
point on the St. Louis s; keokuk Short
Line, in a northwesternly direction
through Northeast Missouri and the
State of Iowa to Dakota. We have
confidence that the road will be built
in time. and that our people will yet
see the iron horse driving through this
part OF the country That's the road
we have been looking for for the past
year. Starting at Louisiana and rum
ming northwest it would cross section
fiich farming country at present
away from convenient railroad outlet.
Kirksyille would naturally be its cross.
ing point OF the grand divide" and
from here on it would not only find un-
occupied territory but open up rich
coal and timber region. Talk 1T up by
all means.
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Literary Entertainment.

We have only space to say the COM
bined entertainment of the Sublette
Literary Society and the S, p. S. l.. E.
came off on Wednesday evening of this
week, and we are pleased 10 state that
the effort was success both financial
iy and otherwise. This is the frs:
effort Of the kind by either society. and
the aneteurs deserve credit by the ease
grace witk which their parts were rem
dered. There were essays, dialogues,
ree,tations, select reading. two papers,
and plenty of good music, both vocal
and slstrun entail.
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4 ae.oo Biblical Reward.

The publishers of Rmledge's Month
ly offer twelve valuable rewards in
their monthly fof April, among which
is the fo.lowin
We will give $1,000 in gold to the
person telling US how many verses
there are in the Old Testament Scrip
lures by April 10th, 1888. Should two
or mere correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The mon
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ey viii. be forwarded tolthe winner

ey viii. be forwarded tolthe winner
April 10th, 1883. Persons trying for
the reward must send 20 cents IN silver
no postage stamps taken with their
answer, for which they will receive the
May Monthly, IN which the nam. and
address of tine winner of the reward
and the correct answer will be publish
ed, and in which several more valuable
rewards will bs offered. Address RUr-
LEDGE PrBLIsnlNG COMPANY, Easton
Penna.
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1t sounds little strange that be.
cause prominent statesmen should
die comparatively poor it should be
commented upon as something won-
derfully commendable as an evidence
Of an eSceptionable honesty. Yet to
this pass has it come in these modern
days Of specializing politicians and
scheming statesmen. The old-fashion-
ed honesty that would not write pri-
va.eletter on stationery belonging to
the state would be considered Alto
gether too cranky for modern use,
and practical politics"
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We ale in receipt of the premium
list of the Kansas City Fat Stock Show
Association. The stock show this year
will be held at Riverside Park, Kansas
City, Mo. from November 1st to Sth.
Stock breeders and feeders who may
be interested in this show will receive
catalogues by addressing Edward Ha-
rem, Secretary Fat Stock Show Assn,
Room 20 Live Stock Exchange Build
ing, Kansas City. Mo.
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J.W. Hannah, of Sticklerville, will
start to Kansas in few days to buy a
car load of seed corn. which he will
offer for sale in this yillage.-Greeneas-
tie Zudetsnlenf
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We are glad to notice signs of an awaken
ing in educational matters throughout nortl
east Missouri. Township and county, in
ftitules are being held in nearly all the coun
ties. and are attracting the attention of par
ents as well AS teachers.
The good done by monthly meeting o
teachers in Township Institutes is very
great. The methods by which q success be
comes the common property of the profes
sion, and thus "a little leaven leavcns thu
whole lump" and soon the influence is fell
and the effects seen IN the entire school worl
of u county or state.
| II VT wish to intensity this influence we
should select for our school officers those
who have shown the most interest in the sue
cess of our schools.
ror directors we should select men who
have done the most to advance the welfare Of
their home schools
| And for County Commissioners we should
elect man who has chosen teaching as n life
calling Such man feels pride in the work
and his fellowship, leadership, and influence
among the teachers of county will make
it>clffelt in the remOtest country school in
the county.
We are glad prominent teachers are coming
forward as candidates for the position of
county commissioner 1t shows that they
are determined to elevate the standard of
school work by assuming the duties OF an
office Of which the salary is insignificant and
the responsibilities great.
In our own country we notice that Mr.. s
p. Vaughn, and Prof. r. R. Steele are candi-
dates for the position. We are not person.
ally acquainted with Mr.. Vaughn, but have
heard him spoken of an eneneryetic and sue
cessful teacher, and doubt not that if elect
ed he will make q good commissioner.
We arc well acquainted with Prof. Steele,
and know him to be one Of the most ener-
Setic workers in the county. To hi. efforts
more than to any other persons is due the
success of our Township p Institutes. lie has
labored all winter to build up uccessful
Institute in Benton township: he has visited
teachers. written to them and in every possi.
bic way striven TO waKp-rfe tcurhers to an
interest. And we are CAD to see that
in his announcement he pledges himself to
continue the good work if elected. This is
rs it should be. A Commissioner should.
be leader among the teachers of his Co., if
he expects to advance the interest of educa.
ton in The community.
commissioner WHO takes no interest ir,
Institutes, Teachers meetings, Associations
&c, is detriment to 4 county.
We confess that we earnestly hope Prof.
Steele vii! be our next commissioner, for his
work during the past winter shows that he
will be the right man in the right place.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Noti:e is hereby given that letters ofainiinisfrs
ton upon the estate OF L. d. Noblett late Ada-
county deed. have been granted to the undersiYsr
Phebe NOblitt by the probate court be airing dat
tne uth day of Feb. fS,. All pei having elaine
az alnst said estate required exhibit the Is
me tor allowance within one year after the date o
said letters or they may be precluded from anv
beneft Of such estate and ii such claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from the time of the pub-
lfcaton of this notice they will be forever barred
PHEBE NoBLErr.
Admlnistratrix o FL. ID. Nobiett Decd
March 18th, lSS3. n4s-tys
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4 DNJNISTR
NOTICE.

A Notice Is given that letters OF admins
tration on the estate of Jacob Novnger, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned on the I7th day Of
Feb. 1883, by the Probate court of AdAir county
ALI persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for allowance to the Ad.
minisration. within year after the date said
letters. or they NAV be precluded from any benent
Ofsaid estate. and If such claims be not exhibited
within two veass from the date of said letters,
will be forever barred j. H. NovfNGkR.
n4&-4t Administrator
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From a copy of the Republican, pub
hshed at Milan, Mo. we see that DR.. ].
E. Dunbar has arrived at that city and
already has fine run of practice in
the line of his specially. The Doctors
uniform success where ever ne goes IS
astonishing and can only be accounted
for on the theory that he thoroughly
understands the treatment of diseased
eyes.-HeraLd, Kanoka, Mo.
The Doctol will visit Kirksville on
the ,1st. See his notice in our local
columns this week
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The following Greencastle Items are
from the Milan Republican:

The following Greencastle Items are
from the Milan Republican:
Mrs. Owens of Memphis, Mo-. is VS.
iting her parents in Greencastle, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Bessie.
X. H. Gormley has sold his house
and lot in Greencastle, to James Jen.
nings. MIR. Gormley contemplates
leaving the Castle If he can find a place
that will suit him better.
Mr.. Frank Swanger of Milan. spent
Sunday and Monday last. with the
family of Judge Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Terry, and Mr..
and Mrs G. B. Burton, attended Con-
ference in Kirksville last week, return
ing last Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank More ofBrown.
ing, are visiting relatives in the Castle,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. P. Phillips.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned ad
minstrairiN OF the estate Of Martin Goodrich de-
ceased viii make final settlement OF said estate n
the next regular term of the Adar county probate
court to be held In kiIksyilIe on the second Nom
day In May Iss3. Late AMANDA GOODRICH.
Ad 'mrx.
nH-4w Now AMANDA WILLIAM
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~The above two items were published
incorrectly in the Journal of this week.
The amounts on license and fines be.
ing transposed.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that the copartnersliip
heretofore existing between j. X. Such and r. b.
dewitt under the firm name Of such & Co, was by
mutual consent dissolved Feb. 18th, 1855. Their
DOCKS ahf accounts are IN the hands of j. NJ Iyie
Tor collection Parties knowing Ives inteb,-
ed TO said firm Will please cali and settle same st
once. j. X. SUCH,
I. Il. DEWITT.
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Ex-rREsDENr DIAz, of Mexico has
,een quite an honoled guest OF st.
Louis during the past week.
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RAGS--1c Or lb. good mixed
WOOL-unwashe,. 20 to %, washed 20
toss
SCRAP IRON-50 pes hund. copper
l0c Id lead &c zinc le lraSs SC
Lianeus Bulletin: Goldsb-rry. a
new town in Macon County. has a
wonderful spring that is claimed to
eclipse the celebrated Eureka
springs.
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County Commissioner

EpITsR GRAPHIC: Prof. H. X. Steele Is the
man. have known him for more than six
years and during this time he has been dirsc-
tly identified with the school work. The
Prof in a wide-a-wake energetic and enthu-
siastic teacher; and II elected to this Office
will be the right man in the right place. vOt-
ers Of Adair county, beg Of you to look well
20 your interests, Pros. Steele has risen to
his position by his own efforts and il we
judge his future by his past we must say he
will rise still higher and in his advancement
he will benefit and improve our schools. The
school system has been revolutionized in the
last ten years; now. if we elect II man to this
Office who has not kept up with the times he
will be a failure; and the condition of our
schools Will not he bet'ered. 1want the best
man elected. Irepeat it Prof. Steele is the
man. CITIZEN.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tof1r- existing between John b Hannah and Jonss
CaSkeyls now dissolved by mutual consent. Caskry
selling ont TO Hannah. The accounts will he col
iectsd by either Hannah or Caskey. Those know
lnr themselves indebted To us will please call and
sss'tie AT once, JOHN HANNAH.
March ID, So ,JoxA.R II t,skry
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The UnionvilIe Republican says that
Graves the man arrested at this place
for stealing horses in Putnam county,
escaped from jail on Tuesday night,
1t took about thirty minutes for him to
work his way out. The Republican
adds: "Particulars are not necessary.
1t was done il the same old way, a ared-
hot poker, etc. He.has gone to see
his aunt. and next week the Grand Jury
will make the same old report: 1--WE
the Grand Jury, find the county jail an
unfit and unsafe place, &C., &C." We
don't need a new jail, good sized dry
goods box would be more serviceable
than the old rattle-trap now in use.
Graves was hand-cufed and had on
one foot cuff when he escaped"
The Macon Times is responsible
for this: Some two or three years
since lady died in Sullivan county.
this State, and was buried in the usual
style. During the cold weather of the
past winter, her husband died and was
buried at another graveyard in the
same nelghborhood, and when the
friends went to erect gravestone. it
was suggested to disinter the woman
and bury her by her husband. When
several persons repaired to her grave
and renoved the dirt from her coffin
and put ropes under it, four men were
not able to lift it from the vault AS
sistance was procured, and by the
united strength of eight men the coffin
was raised to the SUI, face, which was so
astonishingly heavy they concluded to
open it, when they were shocked and
astonished beyond measure to find the
body solid rock. preserving the fea-
lures wonderfully perfect, with only al
sink on the nose, caused by the break.
ing Of the glass in the Id of the coffin,
which had occurred before the petrifica-
lion had taken place. The hair was
perfectly natural Some of the cloth
ing had partaken partially of the petit
faction, and some had not, but had
changed Its color from black to green.
The body was taken and relntened by
he side other husband, requiring eight
stout men to convey it from the vehicle
lpon which it had been moved to the
,rave. 4 distance of a few rods.
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Financial Statement.

or the town of kirksville, April 1st.
1882.
Money on hand CT @,.-o
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A. ]. Herriford. an old and respected
resident of Putnam county, died last
week,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

A soaii party % young msa the other
evening were sanding On seress cor
nor. Thy vsse ourionaly sxaminina q
ougiA balonginQ TO ous Of then, and, q
Stranger came along. an animated dis
ouesiou Ayooo.
II vish I eoald play ON it," said one.
Play On itm aid anoshsf; I" wish
could MAXI no6os on b."
Its . pretty hard thing TO do" OBJ
ssrved Q third, " II yoa haven't cot the
hang Of the thing just right"
Hard thing - dol' ehimed in the
Stranger, haltin2 and regarding the
party with evidsut contempt. "Why,
! could blow buRis before ] vas Q foot
sWsll. soms bagiss are Different from
other" said The yo1ng man.
"0imms that bugie," aid the stran-
ger. sxcitedly.
Il uas imnediAtsly handed 10 him,
and, putting u 20 hin iips. b. made one
trial. Thew vaa . subdued spluttar,
when the strnAgsr began Q kind Of var
dance. AS ~ saHDs toe holding his
mouth IN both hAnda.
"6rsas Clsopassa' Q nssdls!' hs yelled,
With taazs streaming from his syssI
/" Who in thnndsr hIlsd that m0ushpSsce
With Cayenne psppeff I'm small, gen
tlemeu. hRht and fraeils, kut I can lick
he man Who psppsrsd The bora"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

San Francisco has well earned the &C.
lebrity of being the chsapest city-as is
city-to live IN on the continent Ey-
erythinR is cheap, more especially food;
our two bit restaurants excesiing IN APP
pointuens and fare the hest dollar
ordinaries" of New York or Boston.
The only notable EXCEPTIONS 10 this rule
are the absurdly high, oldtime prices
charged by the first class theaters- Why
q people who spend % much time ont Of
doors and at PLACES of amusement should
be compelled to pay FIVE times a. much
TO witness theatrical performance as
they do for Q dinner, Is problem that
confoonds the mind and paralyzes TIE
understanding. At the lowest prices
even the percentage of profit Is more in
favor OF the manager thap the provisiol
dealer. If the high price managers had
a. much foresight as they have hind
sight, they voudn't wait until they are
finally knocked ont OF time by tbs two
bit theatsrs On this question
1hs other evening bright looking
Stranger arose from his seat at the Cali
fornia during the progress of zoos "
and repaired to the box.
II say, mister" he said 70 the ticket
seller. b there any rebate on this
tningF
Any vhatr'
why, any rebate. This show runs to
about IL O'Clock, doesn't its''
About that"
Exactly. LIST me see-eight TO eleven
u three hours; at dollar and half
cat, that's df$y oents an hour. fts jast
ten O'Clock. Now IL you'll give me re-
bate Of fifty cents for goods returned.
I'll pull out and 90 round to the Winter
Garden. kinder think I'd rather finish
she evening round there, and besides I'll
quit winner i've beers. What do you
say, eh?'
I'VE don't do business in that way"
9rovied the pasteboard dispenser.
Don't, chr" yawnsd the stranger. |
All right. then; but il you want to keep
that crowd in there till this things out, |
I'd advise you to nail the doors shut nov,
that's al. Ia! tap E
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

The Atlantic and Gulf Canal and
Okooohobee Land and Drainage CON-
pany, composed chiefly of Philadelphia
capitalists, has received from the State
of Florida SIS, 1855 acres of land, located
in the southern part Of the peninsula,
for the reclamation work carried on in
that region. The company has reclaimed
near 1,500, 600 acres of land in Florida,
and 10 still busily at work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

nm more monsy. HeRave ne tn sine.
and said be understood tbs demand to
mean that be Vas NO longer wanted. l
replied that he could 20 or remain a he
chose. bat / void never b his wife
again. He sid. Very ven,' and vent
70 my room, rang for a messenger. and
ieit me, as was his custom, to pay the
bills; and thus ended my bllssful welded
life with Mr.. Francis G. Bang"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18
0ECENT PIERCE CoCSTY ACCu.
09NTA .sa

o. Monday OAarise Davis, had sav-
yer In Hansoo d Cas- min. vss struck
On the len sids By Q Nab which had
bssn thrown o. from thu circular ~,
and had one Of his nib broken.
On Tuesday 6veds named Charles
Edbsr vas enQa4sd IN slnsAina 49, BE-
longing 70 smith 4 Stan, ca ihs vsss Of
Tie to1n- In Dnnin9 oSay b norpo .
fANmQ noA R616g seeppod ineo Z ko3o
and broke biz lefs thigh. Afsse frooina
himssH b again fell over hank several
fssI hi0A, in1istina a Ugly ooalp
voanA md psshAp1 The oknll Z fme-
tussd- Edbsf vas removed 70 The Fannie
G. Paddoak 0eGpi1Al vhese - intaxies
are being cared tos b. Dr.. bsaSd1asy.
4 svsds named Charles Bsnsua vas
fatally injured lase we'd % IL Stuck
river railroad bFides. h vas saaaesd
in tsayiua auay IL ssa1pldine q the
upper portion Of The bSidGa, and,
through ~ Rfving way Of the falas
work upon vhieA - GOOD. vas prssipi-
tatsd uDoo IL loUog fEaDo0ogk. Hi
he and cellar hone veee breksa, a0Abe
sustained iAtssnal injoriss Which nnosd
biz dsash On wednesday, foof dAys al1sg
The accidsnk His hosay yas heU1RAt 70
Sumner upon - conG6kuo1ia0 train and
inferred in ths csmsesgy. Benson, 3 =
aatA hss . brother livtng il Snn1a BaF-
baxa, Cal He bad ou1g oes4 . vusk
hsss shout . vesk-Tscsms Nsss. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

The Canadian Pseshe Railway Com
pAAy = havine foas swift irnn prupsalsrs
built a ths Oly6e, Scotland. 6r Z LAks
6aUsri0e linz between Aleoma mills, On
0sorRiAn nay, and pces Arshsr, tn
prsseat sal1ssn md u ~ railsay. Thsy
ase n0da3sa afteg IL famous avid
IrnA uAil s1sAnsn. Thsy vill b sun
s9aD ~ Atlnn1ic and % shs g. Law
rsnos - ~ lAko4 baS q DthuuRAt thsa
soms di0sulty WI Be- sxporioooed 10
bgin9iaG sAam thBouah - canals. Ths
1rse o.. The Afhahasns. has ben
Iauneho1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
n work In a private family. Good
wages viii be paid 70 . competent house
kecper. Address - this ONCE itQ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18
N o IT, c e.

I WILL BE ABSENT FROM THE
Territory about Eve weeks. during
which time ]. +. Boyd will conduct INV
business. J. W. EDWARDS,
aus Dealer in Real Estate, 7l3 Front Of.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

a CLERK; must be ready short hand
"A writer: ON having expeSience IN .
Aw ONCE preferred Address L." This
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

"a uafsd In n les from the town OF DAv-
export In Eastern WAAhingfou- Party
viii ssli g sIade tor Improved Seattle city
psUpogaY. Inquire of z q. CALDWELL
with The A. r. Hosalin3 Co. seassas. u {
r ADIE6, PLEASE CALL ON
IL NaAaDe Gee, for hair work and
dSDus0akin9. FtsinS specially. Second
0lnl Styeee aul30
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18
Condensing Engine for Sale.

AN UPRIGHT CONDENSING EN-
y CINE. lSx6. with cross heads two L.
foot fis wheels. sill complete. will be sold
at a very low figure.
Apply 10 the Portland Water Company.
Portland. Oregon. aull2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-18

A MAN WITH 5000. TO ENGAGE
n in the lumber business. For particu-
lars inquire at this office. aui7 Ct