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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-07
Interesting tOLadros.

Our lady readers can hardly fail.
TO have their at tontion called this
week to the combination Of i'm.
proyemSnts in that most useful Of
I'll dOmsStic implements, the "sOw.
ing machine"
As we understand it, = machine
for family usO should meet hrSt Of
all these requirements: II shOuld be
simple in mechanism; it should run
easily; it should do q. wide. range OF
EOrk; it should be IS nearly noise.
less AZ possible; 1t SHOULD be light,
handsome, durable. and Is shoap as
iGI, OOnsiSte4t vita excSIlOneO
Throughout. = Ill. =.
these conditions the "Light,R Ran,
.Aing New Hsm1P certainly "tmsstG
IT has aIss several very important
and useful attachments and "HO'
tons" Of its own, which 60 far to
make good its claims to popular ia.
Yer. 49,, 80 ~
Tie tNev Hoa1t" specially re
E~Oemmsnds itself . purchasers vi
account Of IT. SGPStior mseAaIica.
construction. SssS OF inanatsAGnt
aad reasonable price. |OvSr half I
milliOA have been SOId in the laLr
thrso years, ali of"whieA are giyin,
Inivsrsal satiSfSctish. TAis snsi
vailed machine 10 hAhSFacturod b.
the NEW HONE SEWING MA
CHINE GO, 30 UAiO6 square, NO'
York, who wish VI. Il. say that a
Whs will send for theft nSK' illus
trOtSd catalogue aud enCloSO thGij
advertisement (PriHICd Oh aDOths
page, will receive q set Of fame!
advertising h~GvoltiOT Of value I,
those collecting cards, &e. j. -
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-07

There vas quite q pleasant
party vt N rs. JnO. Falkner'', on
Monday evening Of last week Civ.
en- 10 Mr.. John hurry, who has
Just returned from the University
at Oxford. Among The visitors
present, were the Misses Melon.
ald'ahd Miss WilIi&mson, from Ash.
land, Miss Wood, from Ala. ,raud Mr.;
Marshall from Vieksburg. o.
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Ex,GOv. CHARLES. J. jenkins, Of
GeOsgia, died Ot HE hsns in SOmOF.
Vile, in that State, Friday night,
in his Ssvsaty. eight year. He vas
. native o.. SOSth. QArOIiaa, BIT,
moyodt to Georgia SaEgx Ia lie. Re
served the State for fifty years in
.pGbho' pOSitiOAS. and Vas ulAui.
&OusIy Olostod GOVOraOr in. 1865
after the close Of the. wsr.
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We refer yOu to the advertise.
meat Of the renowned Commercial
College 81 Kentucky University,
situated in The beautiful, historical
and socisty-rsnOwned city, Lexing.
ton, Ky. Write for circulars to ita
President, W. r. Smith, Lexington,
Ky.
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K. J, Thurmond, Record

80 sIiI" .f.it. lts
-Mrs. K. j, TbnrMond, Record
Ing Secretary Of the WsmaR's. Mis-.
siSnary Society ofths North Miss.
ConforsAcs returned ons WedRss,
day frSm SsrdiS. NisS., where she,
had boen IT sttSndancs upsn the
annual meeting Of the Society at
tina! place.
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The pEOtraetsd meeting sOm:
nOncsd at MethOdiSt church On,
laSt WsdaOSdsy, viii be eon.iAuOd
during next week. Rev. Mr.. Ger
dOn Of KOSSuth, . very able mimic.
tor, iS assisting Mr.. Cog Iell ia his
labOrS. ,:t-f
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-Mrs..R Hugh W.tsht and little
daughter Jslia Rt SAgIsbYFy. Gpoat
several dayTHa tOSS iGst week DC.
iting rslAtiysSSOdfFisR3s.@ ~

Diamonds, silVsrwarsasS ts., the
GaOst ssliss I'D goods SNsFssy de.
scriptiOa Is kattOm .pricsFa t v. B.
TAayor's,.b popular Aaa rel:
able jsweler. RsPairing Of GSs
watches aaa swolry : speciality
ass Main stissb AsabAis TOaa.
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. John Y. hurry, Jr.. = student
IN the University Of Mississippi al
Oxford, has returned home, having
completed his course at that instr
tuition with the degree Of Bachelor
of Arts
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-Graham BOOIWick aHd his PrO&:.
ty little sister Nary LouiAsve bees
visiting their uncle, Mr. &. N. BOSt
wick for some days.
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The cOAmG Eicatiod u OHpE.s"W!
W: Btilsy vsdt We issag' T6r TtAl.
weeks issue. twill" bt ipUbliGhoG
next week. ia" +hnh '.!t.
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. The Tennessee Press Convention
met in Nashville last week, and OH
departing started On su excursion
to, Mexico. g.. >...,,.
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--cartsts LitGS" Es3s rms viii
positively cuFs Stcfskasaschssaad'
prevent its EAtAru., Chi&iaeet talk
but truth. One liEl a&6sS. 70 be
had OF all dFugEtSst Sea sdvsr-
tisemsRt. ~ Az Ss .. u ~.
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See advertisement Of Ripley
institute. wiz have npfs g az
Of this excellent. Sehsel hereafter.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-07

EEDo you wish to buy a first class
Sewing n achine cheap. Then. beGsEe
purchasing, call at this Office ~
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H r. WILEY
Pointers, crasnovS, smitatOVs Of AsaVbIOO, Co..
Buggy, Wagon . ornaHaen4a Painters,
-0RIPLEY. MISST~

max. . specialv 81 ORNAMENEAL PAFER HANGING and
DECORATING OF PAELQRS.. Ako polishing and vsuishtng f!a49s
and Ill kinds Of HOasehSd FurnituSe ] also Dc kahomj&g and ~hitesi
washing in the best style and W aO most approved cs1nical lTSosss
combining durability with beauty l also use chemically preeaFea eere
proof roof paint which will Le applied 90 low As tOjasAty airy GSc@
making their business houses &subly sccure.
Ny mOnOi Is Gr dealing ANl PrCest to suit thSQudbg S4~Ork SeS''ea
April I, le8$-Gm.
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Mr.. MGrUhalI, u viskGSdrg il
visiting Mr. 10" Hatfi: St'tAfG
place, .,;h,,.r ''''
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TIE ReReSsatatN 'e 1s"sPeper e. tae
south. De2oeEA nc D Is , GafiA tSS
ESoVoSus Say
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Wms :, EEKLV
CourGsx% Journal
~, ~ AN OEGIANO o.
Liz" Isssss. g VlpS Ideas
/, AND McRAL 0RCEs.
Vns = EEELV
AXORG4NOR
AND NORALS ORCEs.


THE WEEKLY COUMER. JOURNAL
Has norOupsEiAea aA gTbaA falaily enc -.
Iikleir paper Ia The n~eMsp&PeV WuglaTT
~. s,iranlatiOn a
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HE La1AER

ltetGaf paper N ~ GS%SR.k ~SHNSs
IA. sirSllatiOn u
uAHY TIHs L6BGER
then any Political neuppaseriA the Eeiik.
anL la Cxcsllsl b but teu IN The UhlIkl
Statsa. IL cSatalRs. each Neek. tAs PF0ss
cOmplets summsFy sftAs nsWsof WsFiq,
and its oditOliai columns (hANHH MATTRR-
SON, EdltOr-in-Chief,) are always abteA
stronRa and bright. AHoAg' tAe.
EsPE0IAL FEATURES
are Telasaphie Specials fESni all the lssi.
ink points in the United States end
FSIe, serial END SAeEt Stories, Talptsksa
Aerlnons the day after delivery " hrvsA.
IEA Tahemacla, Market keP0gts, EasAisA
iAtlera. Tart aAd stOtk &epOrta, Anewa.s
Is orFospoAAsnlss bepsFsseAt, eos4Fs spd
AlspNImkpE gsg ChldFen. Ne here 10 saa
Cossty Shesiah vithe4s u.
0UBACRIPTHOA TERns.
Daily, OIaOoa yeag; Sunday oaOosyssr
weekly. singls oopy, enc yoaS 81 - fav1
CopeA 0ne ysars Is CO. AneF ncluhefAua
has been cent us the club raiser eaa.
throughout the year, add slngls euhsagEp-
tlOnh Is received IS enf lowess club rate
81 10 fos yoaEiy subscriptions. Yeaflv
subscriptions only : g TecolVed ~ tha
pste. Oar teFms Ter less tlAn & gear ana ga
fer . monthai Is cantn toG 9 mouths g
eents for three niOatsa.
A sample cOpg IS Meekiy C~NaFisFJsHF-
nal is sent trce III charge ar examlaAsi0a
On application, Liberia eeah casapsisalss
allowed caAvesasfa, and entht ssnt EAeia
Tree u eaAFgs.
Address y. q. HAtBEnAH
pgest CpuHleFsJousaAl c., LeplsVills. <
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rs.s Memphis Appeal for 1883.

- y
Tbo AppEAL haSjsss entarsd upsa the.
fsrty.third year fits e3isteRcs. leur.
ihe The year 1883 il will maintAiA slEita
hssorabio traditions tydse adoption
Of every improvement which l'FesFesA
can invent Of suggesk. 1t will Ss the
constant ain Of the management to
make itA complete newspaper apa the
reliable exponent lOfa liberal puSIlc
spiIion. With this object IN view, "
iii Hfint Ill the nsWO o. the dAS,
PSfomntIy Gad. asaHally % ito large and
AGrGssiSghcIlihes viii permit. While
kespanR SuF readers Intelligent Hpea =
the poiitiCal Questions Of Tue tina, Ne
shall contiRuG 70 devote .. Large share
Of eur spaOa to Agricultural 4. sdsce'
6onsl, religious, sCientlne, literary. iH..
Eanstrial and eommercial matters: Re:
|aidcalpartIes are likely to b. IeOegnis,
edupCh new ;issues'ss national Pollhcs
ASSUMING nsS phases. This viii
give additional interest "a al well.con'
Quoted newspapsrs until the next rreS-
iaentiAl election. Every good citizen
should keep himself abreast Of the'sur-
rent pulitics Of the day; for that reA
cen The price Of the APPEAL Il placed
within the reach Of svsn the poorest.
TkA history Of the APrRGL for the pHse
~foEty-two years has been the hiStOry'S y
Southern thoaght, Southern politics,
Southsrn industry, aHd ~ fstuse nlll
b .hA aAma.
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For the best pianos and organs
b tap- bad oil kind sfaOUieAl instruments,
$50. ssnd 10 Hy@tG.> HOLLENBERG,
NJ = Memphis. 1snu. Be- card. II.
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RENOLUTIONH

Adopted by tho Democratic Exec
tive Committee Ot TjppAh youN'
IT,, held ut Ripley, Nay 2Sth,
1854. l., r,,..a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30
ances from legislation.

The defamers and enemies Of Presi-
deaf Arthur either do not know that he
was the first collector of the por. of
New York who put in force civil service
reform, or have no regard for the truth.
He inaugurated the competitive system,
and the records show that fewer re-
movals were made by him than any
one of his predecessors in that office.
Collector Scheii removed fourteen PEI
cent. OF his force yearly; Collector Bar
ney, twenty-one per cent; Collector
Draper, fifteen per cent; Collector
Smyth, thirty per cent; Collector Grin
nell, thirty eight per cent: Collector
Murphy, twenty-four per cent. and Col
lector Arthur, two and three-fourthl
per cent, while Collector Robertson il
80 much Of a civil seryics reformer that
the records of his removals are already
above ten per cent. No wonder the
" half breed" in politics is difficult to
define
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30

The Portland Nems thus informs MS
of the last days proceedings in the suit
Of Wells, Fargo d. Co. against the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company:
The arguments in the Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S cases occupied the attention of
the United States Circuit Court the
whole of the session yesterday. The
announcement that Clarence w. Seward
would conclude the argument for the
plaintiff attracted an audience that COM
plctely filled the court room. That the
arguments of Mr.. Seward attracted
more than ordinary attention among
the legal profession Of this city, is
evinced by the fact that more than fifty
lawyers were counted among the audi
ence at one time. Nor were they disap-
pointed. for the address of the distin-
gulshed gentleman WAS an elegant spec.
linen OF forensic debate and legal acu-
men; nat u rantiug hurricane of words
as Is often heard from jury lawyers, but
an address characterized by elegant
diction, we'll rounded periods and elias
sic learning. In opening his argument
MIR. Seward took occasion to commit
ment the counsel for the defense upon
the forcible and learned manner in
which their arguments were presented
the day before, and well he might, for
the reasonings Of Mr. Dolph onThursday
were well calculated to surprise a gen
tleman like Mr. Steward, who had never
visited this coast before and who pos
sibly expected TO find in far-away Ore
gon nothing bnt country lawyers with
whom 10 contend. He may have had a
similar opinion of the Judiciary, for he
took the pains to translate his latin
quotations while addressing the court
The argument OF MIR. Mcknight in be-
half of the Northern Pacific was an able
exposition Of the law "a applicable 10
the case of the Northern Pacific ia
Washington Territory. 10 give even a
synopsis of the points. theories and
principles contained in these arguments
IS beyond the scope of an article of this
kind. portion of tho audience ont
side the bar in the court room Yesterday
morning morning mistook Mr.. Nc
Naueht for Mr.. Seward, and many were
the compliments bestowed upon his
oratory, but when they learned that he
was the gentleman from Seattle they
spoke not word. Thus do circum.
stances alter cases. The arguments
closed yesterday and the court add
Journed until Monday next.
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one of two communities. Moreover, if
a railway cbmplny IS not allowed to
favoF one of TO persons or co.nmuai-
ties who use one and tue s.ine portion
of their line, why shoGld they be per
united to prefer one If two persons or
co omGni;iss VINO happen to use differ
emit portions of their system
In another strennously litigated case
it was decided that where q number of
collieries were situated on the same line
the railway company could not carry
for the enc most remote from the place
Of delivery at the same rate as for
another lying at shorter distance.
This decision, ike that pronounced in
the Budd case, seemed to point directly
to the enforcement of equal mileage on
the same line of railway. But that prin-
ciple has not yet been distinctly forInu-
lated by the English courts, and pro-
ducers entertain such strong Inisgivings
that it never may be. that they have
combined to seek redress for their griev-
ances from legislation.
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sssTo2Ei. z. q.

In our market reports lest evening we
omitted - CO NE the prizes Ut NESTS.
waica are nox qlotssi G. f8iio-ss: Beef.
best cuts, II ees.ts per po1na; mats "a,
best cuts, II cents pr pJ4ld: pJEk. Is
cents rer p9uad.
On the arrival of the Geo. Z. Starr at
2. pm today several gentlemen were
observed coming on shore carving
swords. There WAS nothing particularly
wariike in their appearance, still the
rumor gained ground that they were the
advance guard of the expected Fenians.
They were closely scrutinized until a
man had the courage to speak To one OF
the armed band when II was found that
Deputy Supreme Chancellor Osborn and
fourtesn other members of the knights
of Pythias had come on peaceful mis-
sion. Relief was ut once experienced
Post.
The keel of the new steamboat for
Capt. Meyer has been laid at Laurel
Point She will have a length of $50
feet, a beam Of - feet and 10 foot
hold. Her speed viii be Ii knots.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Beaven placed
his resignation in the hands of the
Lieutenant Governor. His Honor after
wards called on Ir. Smithe, leader of
the Opposition. 30 form a Government.
and that gentleman accepted the duty
with every prospect of success.
A report from Port Moody to the
effect that sea worms are making sad
havoc among the piles upon which the
railway wharf and station houses have
been built. 1t is stated that some of
these piles are already almost eaten
through, and fears are entertained for
the safety of the works.
Yesterday afternoon. from about 2 10
4 O'Clock, Mr.. Thes. Harmon, diver. was
employed at Messrs. Weleh, Rithet &
Co.'S wharf searching the bottom of the
harbor for some casks of hardware sup
posed to have been lost from the San
Francisco mail steamer some weeks ago,
or anything else he might find. The
water was very dirty, aud though Dir.
Harmon was down twice, the first time
about an hour and a half and the second
an hour, nothing Was discovered except
an old pick ak and a small bar of iron.
-Colonist.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
uSirrp srarFs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STaTFs DrsrsIcr LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washington Territory
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TEAT, IN
y compliance with the provisions of the Act
of Congress approved June 5. 1879, entitled
/" An Act for the sale Of Timber Lands In the
States of California. Oregon, Nevada and
washingtos Territory" Joseph f. Clark. Of
King unity, Washington Territory, has this
day filed in this Office his sp licasion 10 pur-
chase the sEA Of scction No rs, in township
No. % north. range Ne. 6 elst of the William
et,e M-riAisn.
Any aud all persons cleining adversely the
said described Land or any portion th sreos.
ars hereby required g. Gle their clsi rs In fhis
Office withia sixty teol days from date hereof.
Given under my hand At my Office In Olym
pia, W T., this 2lst dag OF December, A ID. 1882
joins r. CONVEY,
dS9-1lw Register Of the Land Once.
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One branch Of Congress recently
passed bill awarding $4,000 to the
State of Georgia for money alleged to
haye been spent in the defense of the
Union in i777. This is about the oldest
claim on record. 1t il to be hoped that
the State isn't holding back demand
for 105 years interest on the money.
La that event the general Government
might be justified in putting in as a
counter claim bill for expenses In
Cured in preventing Georgia from de-
stroying the Union she had helped to
make.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30

Says prominent horseman, in Civ
ing his opinion of Vanderbilt's mare,
Maad S., whose great feat at Chicago
put her at the head land dubbed her
Queen Of the Turf,'l In my opinion
tie time is not far distant when "A two
minute gait will be recorded" 1t will
certainly be the case if horsemen CON
tinue to use hondail's SPAWN Cure, as
it limbers up tie joints, removes all
blemishes, and in fact has made COM
plete revolution in the horse business.
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Notice of Application to
Purchase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND osr1cB,

UNITED SIAIEs DISTRICT LAND OsFICB,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GiyEN ThAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the As.
of Congress approved June 3. 1873, entitled
"An act for. the sale of Timber lands IN the
States of california. Oregon, Nevada and Wash.
ington Territory" George Wilson, of King
county, Washington Territory, has this dag
filed in this Office his application to purchase
the SW11 CT SEk of section No. 5. in town
ship No. &c north. range No, 5east of the VIII
lamette Meridian.
Any and sill persons claiming adversely the
said described land, or any portion thereof, arc
hereby required TO file their claims In this Of
fee within sixty (60l days from date hereof
Given under my hand, al my ofice in Olym-
pia, W. T.. this LIST day of December. AID. 1852.
John +. CONVEY,
d8.I1w Register Of The Land Office.
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Parties wishing to obtain the only au-
thentic aud reliable sectional map OF
fn2et Sound and surrounding Territory
can do SO by addressing box 1g6, New
Tacoma, Wash. Terry.
80 These maps are compiled from
the records at the U. s. Land Office, and
bnt limited supply remain on hand
for sale. d-S DAWN
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Notice Of Final Efi'O0l.

US. LANo OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. I'll
January s 1888. /
81 Notice Is hereby giveo that WILLIAM De
SHAW. as administrator, has filed no. ce of in-
tention to make final rroof before the Clerk o,
the District Court, a. his Office in Sssttle, W.
t.. on Friday, the 23d day Of February, AD.
1888, on Presumption ID. s. No. 1891, for the
SWk of SWA of section 8; 81 of SEA Of
section 4. and SWk of NEA of section 8.
township IS north. rsr ge east.
He names as witnesses Frederick Williams,
John W. Tipkley. ravid Esslng, and j. r. fry-
herg, all of Port Msd son, Ki'ssp county, W.T..
i25w JOHN f. CONVEY, Register.
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Notice OF Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATEs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN compliance with the provisions of the
Act o. Congress approved June 3, 1878. enti-
tied :" An act for the sale of Timber Lands In
the States of Cslifag "a in. Oregon, Neva6s and
Washington Territory" Mary Kennedy, of
King county. W. r.. has this day filed in
this Office her application 20 purchase the 81
of NEh o. section Nc 20, In township No. 25
north, range No.T east of the Willamette mo
ridan.
Any and ell persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required 10 Gle their claims in TITS
Office within sixty i60l tays from Gate hersos.
Given under my hand. at Eiy o;Bce " tiv,.,-
pia, W.T., this sd iay Of Deces3i, y 1882
JOHN r. GoNFE.
IJ.v q a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30

READY FOE The Yesler Min
and Manufacturing Company take this
means of informing the public that
their sash factory is now in running or.
der, and that they can manufacture TO
order, at short notice, all kinds Of sash,
doors, blinds, brackets and holdings at
The lowest living rates. Orders from a
distance solicited, and satisfaction GUAR
anteed. d9s-tf
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Notice of Final E'ro0f.

L. s. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, w
Jan ,, 1888.
~Notire is hereby given that Rams m
ST. Es has Iii. Il police Of int Etion t. make
tipsi Ut Of before the Judge, or in his absence
tire Clerk Of the District Court. az h.s Office
in Seattle, v. L. o. Tuesday, the 18th day OF
February. A y. 1858. GA Homestead applica.
ton No $500. for the NWh Of section 4
township ~ zortb, rance 4 east.
He names as witnesses Chris. Thygesen
Sol. Grand. Gre rye Oul tie aud Charles sar,i.
ner, all CT White River, King County. " T.
j55w JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-30

lie sichauss Golden Balsam Ne. I
cures Chancres. first and second slageo,
Sores on the Legs and Body; SyphiHfio
Catarrh, diseased Scalp. and all prinaFJ
forms of the disease. Price S5per bottIS
lie Nichauss Golden Ralaam No. 4
curesFertiary, Mercurial Syph;liticRheu.
matism, Pains in the Bones, liberated
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Jumps, etc. M
era6icates all diseases from the system
whether caused by bad treatment o.
abuse of mercury. leaving the blood pure
and healthy. Price IS per bottle.
LIE Extchau's Golden spanish Anti
dose for the cure Of Gonorrhpa. Glook
etc. Price 81. 80 per bottle.
LIE Richau's Golden spanish Inlsss
ton, wash for cure of elect, Stio
lures. Disease of the Urethra nd Bad
der. etc. Price $3.50 per bottle.
lie Richau,s Golden Olnsmens. n
the effective healing of Syphilitic 6Moo
ana Eruptions. Price 81 per bottle.
ALSO AGENTS FOR
LIE Ricbau,s Golden pills. for weak
ness. loss of physical powers and al a..
eases arising from abuse and exceO e
overwork. Price 50 per box.
Sent everywhere c. o. D., securely paoke1
by Express.
4. r. RICHARDS & Co., Agents.
4E and Q Sansome st. cor. Clay,
n-dAwu San Francisco. ca