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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-15

Morn SroNE.-Another twenty-ton lot
of sand stone has come from Belling-
ham bay for j. NJ. Colman. The lot in.
cludes the coping for the wall around
his lots and the steps from the sidewalk
to the elevated ground above. The
stones are all very wide. none less than
two feet The steps are eight feet
In length, the one for the top being
three feet in width, and the one for the
bottom four feet. Tue latter will be
rounded TO the street, and il is fourteen
feet long. This stone weighs two and a
half tons, and Is said to be the biggest
piece yea got out of the quarry at that
place. Two hundred tons of stsne will
be used in the wall and steps.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-15

RECEPTION OF THE GOVERNOR.
Squire will come from the Territorial
Capital today. This being the first ap.
psarance of orr fellow townsman at his
home since his appointment as Cover
nor by President Arthur. q formal re
ception will be given him. On the ar
rival OF the boat from the upper Sound,
ne will be met by Stevens Post of the
Grand Army Of the Republic and by the
Seattle Rifles. salute of IL guns will
also be fired. The Governor and party
will be escorted to the armory of the
Rifles. in the Pacific House, where a
camp fire will be had. following which
viii be music, speech making, etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-15

NOTHING TO LosE.-The Port Town
send Aigts has made very strained eff
fort TO 81 consolidate the whole country,
outside of King county," against Seat
tie. 1t has endeavored TO make the
people OF the Territory believe that we
were asking entirely too many favors
from the Republican party; that we
were getting more than our share. and
that M end should be put to such hog.
Rishness. This city and county have
received no favors from the Republican
party of the Territory for several years.
Including everything. our city aud citi-
Gems have received through the medium
of the Republican party of the Territory
probably less than one thousand dollars
during the past three years. IL would
have been fearful deprivation to a
town of ten Thousand people not to have
got this patronage, wouldn't il? Two
of our townsmen have been honored
daring the past two months with dis
tinguished federal offices, but they So
cured them through their own individ-
ual influence outside of the Territory,
and are not under one iota of obligation
to the Republicans of the Territory
therefor. Peoking Mt Seattle on its Do.
litioal seltishness comes with exceeding
bad grace from any one in Port Town
send, place which, without National
and Territorial patronage, would be the
veriest hamlet, IL 1t even had an exist
ence. The Argus must hunt another
line of argument IL 10 wishes to effect
the consolidation before referred to.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-15

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
F. Coulter, chairman; j. L. Reddish,
l.. s. Booth, 4. s. Briscoe, w. Ii. Whit
tlesey, w. j. kenney. j. V. Wyckotf, ID.
II. Blackmarr, w. X. Thornell, A. b.
Ensign, President lex off.
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Fob SALE.

A N ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
n will suit energetic parties. or man
and wife +; the business II well establi shed
ana using goo trade. and will bear the
stFictes1 investigation reasons for salt
ing low rent with long term cash price
SLIGO; all liabilities paid mp to Sept. LIST.
Several other gool Investments for sale.
Telephone No. ia9.
1876 PICKERING & CO Agents.
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Early Closing Notice.

4 LII THE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND
"A Shoes have agreed to close their re-
soective places OF business at 8 O'Clock
herea ter
TREEN. RAYMOND & TURRELL.
A. ORTIZ.
H JONES s. SON,
j. p. LAIR & co.
DAVID KAUFMAN, u6
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MARRIED.

IA, a. Trinity Church. by the Rev. Geo.
herbert Watson, assisted by the Rev. J.
II. Forrest Be |. August Frank and Isa-
bella ID. Lumler, of London. England.
BoATMAN - SERFLING - la Steilacoom.
August 10. 4. A. Boatman. of Orting,
and Teresa Serfiing. of Steilacoom.
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Primaries will be held at the usual
places of holding ele tions. on Saturday.
Aug. 81. In Seattle the primary will be
held at Engine House No. 1. on the same
day, between the hours of II m. and Up
m. No proxies viii be allowed.
BY order Of the Committee,
w. II. WHITE Chairman.
ALEX. MoNTGoMER cry. Sec'y. auI5dwtd
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Don't fill the system with quinine,
when fever and ague, and malarial few
ers css be much more effectively treated
by Ayers Ague Cure. Warranted to
cUra
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The Temple II Fashion Store, which
IL now In Frye's Opera House Block. il
20 Be- closed GA Saturday for good fhe
balances OF the gooas nos ia the store
viu be sold for most anything to close
tnem out. Ladies' should call AZ .ncs.
a. tbs y their isss chance 10 buy Rooos
81 one-quArter Of What they cost
lat l42
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New BLOOD, New LIFE.-This is oh
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Pnrifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
bottle, six for s.. ap6dw6m
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"A c. "A ILL

A DEMOCRATIC oNvENTIoN
"A for King county will be held at Yes
lers all. IN the city of Seattle on Satur-
day, September 6. 1884. at IL O'Clock a. M.
for the purpose of selecting delegates to
represent said Territory in the Terrific
rial Convention, ami nominating candi-
dates for district and county Office.
The following apportionment of repre-
sentation has been fixed upon:
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The first dancing party given BY the
Seattle Base Ball Club, at the Csurt
House hall last evening, was a most en-
ioyable affair, some fifty couples being
present The floor was in fine condi-
ton and the music fui nished by Prof.
Ghanke was superb. The program Of
dances, which b ID been Arranged with
much care, was as follows:
/. Waltz, Play" .............E Ensign
2. Lancers, Striker Up" .... Roll
3. SchottIsche, " Base Hit. Blaekmarr
4. Waltz, safe on Second" Jacobs
5. Polka, Foul lip. Kenney
s. Waltz, "O1t on a Fly. Tnornell
I. Waltz quadrille, "Over the Fence. y"
--...........-.-.-.. W yokon
"TIMEl"
8. Newport, "A Daisy CATER. Reddish
3. Waltz. Double Play. Roll
10. Galop. Hot Liner Bagiey
IL. Centennial Lancers, - 1860. go.
...--..........- Reds of 1854
Il. Waltz, " Sacrifice Hit Fairbairn
Is. Schottisohe, "Out on Second"
....-........-.-.- tOaiter
IL. Waltz. Home Run" . Everybody
On the back of the program was the
record of the Seattle Reds up to date,
as follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-15

CONTEMPLATED RAILaoAD CHANCES
A number of important changes are CON-
templated among the railroads of Ore
eon and Washington. The two most
important of these are the full opera
ton of the new sections FROM Portland
TO hslama and from raco .aa to Seattle:
this including, of course. tue use of the
new iron ferryboat ON Columbia River.
IL IL said that through trains will be run
TO Seattle. including slsspers and dining
cars, and that all freight for this CITY
Will be brought by rail-. and probably ali
treiaat for points In Snohomish, Skasit.
Whatcom and Island counties. A. ].
Thomas. second Wee President of the
Northern Pacific. will be sent from New
York to Portland. there TO have general
supervision of all the consolidated in
tsrests. General Manager tsackley will
DO transferred from Tacoma 10 Port.
land. The head office of the steam
boats on Puget Sound will remain in
Tacoma, and the transfer of Port Town
send, British Colanhia and Alaska
freight will coatinue there TO De made.
The "shops will sis9 be retained there.
and such business as rightfniiy belongs
20 the place, hut there vii be 4 marked
loosenine OF the pressure put upon other
towns for the bcnetis of that. notably
10 the relief OF this ciiy.
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EeOR 4 DAILY FINE DAMASCUS
H. log@ge. breech loading. double bar.
relied Shot Gun. with 100 brass shells. al
HARDY HALLS Sportsmans Empori-
I'm. Front street opposite new Opera
House, on August 18Th. Rightly chances
for 81 each "a
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FOR SALE.

VAcaT ARIEL. JUST ARRIVED
from Port Townsend. For parficu-
lars inquire for two Gays OF E II. RICE.
on board. or Of J. c. HAISEs. Yesler.
Leary block. 80
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rHr Nrw GorrnSoR rruo.rrr.,

IHK NEW GoyEsSoR At THE CAPITAL.
"A special dispatch to this paper from
Olympia informs as: Gov. Squire and
party we're met by Gov. Newell and staff
at Ienino on "Wednesday evening aud
escorted TO the capital city. The party
pat up AZ the Carlton House, where an
informal reception and serenade were
rendered them The Governor will as
sumo his duties today Thursday, aud
tonight Will be given farmaI reception
by the Olympians. Gov Squire will 60
90 seattle tomorrow
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VALUABLE TITLE
AND
BUSINESS FOR Sale.

WE ARE INSTRUCTED BY MARY
w N. Pickering to sell the right, title
and interest in the well known busin IS
The WashinSt0n Territory Employ
ment Bureau and Commercial Agency"
with all ITS furniture. fixtures, l fine safe.
good will, agencies, in fact the whole
plant insurer to June Il, 1875; telephone
paid ior three months, and outstanding
accounts: rent low. with long term ali
liabi titles paid profitable and good in
vestnent, and well known as a reliable
and bona fide bu Iiness firm for the last
eighteen months.
For further particulars apply to
PICKERING & Co, Agents,
Or w. w. HoLcoMB, ksq.. Attorney at
Law. I36
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Attention. Buckeyes I

LIVERY NATIVE OF OHIO REsTD-
IA tng Ia this Territory Is earnestly re
quested 20 y Nd his or her name 10 DIR
=. H MkRRlCK. Seattle, WASH anj
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NOR CASH OR IN INsTALLMkNIi.Sis
II a Raymond e. Wiltshire SAFE. ApS4
10 JAMES A. CARRY q C3..nS.
Room No. I. up. tairs. Yesler Leary Ia ~
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FRon SAN Francisco. -sseamehip EN-
pire, Capt. Butler, arrived fro N San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. She broaeht
z Poliexfen and wife and two children
Z. J. Connor. II. NJ. Latsimer, Peter
fesersan. August Ssesnmeyer, &. Neii-
sou and A. RuremAnn as PASSENGER
she alsa brought freight Consigned a.
follows; A snyder. Beck a sponaeel.
Harrington a smith. J.. III. Whitley. II.
kossin-, Lynch a Wood. AZ. a W. Heat
ma, ii. Il w. 6otsstein, So ish A farr.r
.. Gardner. James Brewer. A. Falinsky'
Annie Wright Seminary, h. Barlow. 4
W. Taylor. Il. Meeksr 4 Co, Nov Inns
Ia ii. Failing and .. Warmer.
The stssmshlp wallA walla lsavss
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THE ORIGINAL
NASHVILLE STUDENTS,
the MOST CELEBRATED 0t0ftD
CONCERT COMPANY NOW BE-
FORE NE PUBL c.

This Company is controlled By the hS :,
path Lyceum Bureau. OF Boston. ana VIZ
present In this city the same pros'..
given by them In Boston. New fork -
all tho metropolitan cities Of the - -.
consisting OF new melodies. jubilee seiec
tons, campmeetiRg hymns. pisnaa'ss
songs. and cabin and river songs
Endorsed by the pulpit. press ana pas
lie OF the entire country.
Admission. 50 cents; reserved sea'A y
Seats TO be had at Lowman's, on Monus''
August Is.
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House to Let.

A FINE Two-sroRY HOUSE, co ~
~ TALLY located : rent - Do take1e s0.
Id board. Apply to EBkN SMITH. "a
James st.. opposite Occidental hotst
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
information Wanted

TfIIVIITIdVtOTT "dTfISU
OF THE WHEREABOUTS OF GEO.
~ BOIL, formerly OF Brown County,
Ohio, and later of Peoria. Ill. The settle
ment Of his fathers estate being desired,
any informal on of him. whether he is
dead or alive, will be thankfully received
by GEO f. ESGEL,
aulidw1 COyington, by.
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Sick headache, habitual costiveness,
pains in back ami limbs loss of appetite,
bad breath and taste in the msuth, etc.,
entirely cured by the use of
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ARRIVAL OF TIE GIVEN.

The Queen of the Pacific arrived from
San Francisco last evening bringing
passengers a. follows:
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The steamship wallA walla lssvss
tor Portland this lsaornlng.
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The surplus stock must bs disposed of
within sixty DAYS.

ES No Goods will be exchanged during
this sale.
Store opens at o'clock a. III. aud closes ri
S O'Clock p. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20
Snrinn Talien.

Five weeks ago we received some
flowers grown in the gardens of Tenn.
Many of our Pierce county friends
live Whereabouts.
Logging is about over with here, as
the snow is fast disappearing.
Mr.. Cole, who purchased the farm
G. A. Lawrence, has arrived in this
vicinity. His family will be here this
week.
II. NJ. Preston has been busy the
past week or two hauling hub and
spoke timber to Wildwood.
There are several horse traders in
Spring Lake, of whom Burt Wells is
not the least.
Mrs. M. L. Mavgood closed a sue
cessful term of school last week at
Syring Valley.
We learn that Mr.. Jap. Lawrence
has purchased over one hundred
chickens, and he designs trying the
poultry business.
There are several sick persons near
this place and we notice both Drs.
Thompson and Irwin frequently pas
sing
Seed corn in great demand in Spring
Lake.
We learn that j. K. Webb has re-
turned from his visit to the southern
part of the state.
G. A. Lawrence will soon move to
Spring Valley.
John Biddle and Mrs. Biddle are
on a visit to the Valley, and John
looks well after suffering the loss of
his hand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20
CLIFTON.
Crows are plentiful.

Crows are plentiful.
Clarke Boughton has charge of the
mill at the Hollow.
Our minister failed to connect last
Sunday.
R. B. CALDWELL is in town. He is not
very enthusiastic in his praise of Da.
kota.
Jerry Dunn is to leave the Dayton
Mill soon we understand.
Sociable at C. F. Eckstien's last
week, the last of the season.
Mrs. G. N. Foster is visiting in town.
Miss Eva Wright is home from
Rochester.
Edith Caldwell will teach at Donegal
the coming summer.
Lewis Shepard has passed the win.
ter at GAINESVILLE, perfecting himself
in telegraphy.
Some of our teachers are having
fun with the Superintendent this
week.
Green West is fattening about sew
enty hogs for the market.
Mrs. Lininger died at the home of
her son, John Hafer, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bowman are to
teach in Spring Lake the coming sum-
mer.
Mic. Nopp wants to sell his farm.
The regular spring caucus for the
town of Clifton will be held next
Tuesday at the usual time and place.
There will be a meeting of the town
board in the forenoon.
The mill at the Hollow has been en-
tirely remodIed, and the very latest
roller machinery substituted for the
old-fashioned mill-st0nes, consequently
the proprietor is now ready to manu-
facture flour by the newest process.
The mill is now under the supervision
of Clark Boughton, who has long had
the reputation of being one of the
most competent millers in the north
west, and will undoubtedly produce
flour equal to any in the st. Croix Val
ley. The intention is, we believe, to
do both custom and merchant work
and run night and day. Mr.. Taylor
has been to considerable expense and
trouble in changing the machinery,
and if he does satisfactory work, as he
undoubtedly will, he Should receive a
liberal patronage from all in this To-
cality.
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Gilman,

larson brothers are building an up
right part to their saw mill, and will
be ready to start Che last of the week.
They have fine lot of logs in their
yard.
Railroad ties are going to Wildwood
in large quantities.
Ii. ]. Rudesill's saw mill is now run
ming, and he is ready to accommodate
his customers. He can saw your logs
or grind your feed. Give him call.
How to Get Along.-More miles can
be made in one day by going steadily
than by rushing. Have order, regu-
larity and promptness. Pay as you go.
Never fool in business hours. Learn
to think and act for yourself. Keep
ahead rather than behind. Don't stop
to tell stories in business hours. A
man of honor respects his word as he
does his bond. No man can get rich
by sitting around stores and saloons.
If you have place of business be
found there when wanted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20

Polan Lender killed large wolf in
a hollow log recently. He realized
$40 bounty for it, and 81 for the pelt.
Mrs. Cathrine Lee died on the 7th
inst. at the advanced age of SO years.
She resided in this neighborhood dur
ing the last 19 yeras and was much re-
speeted by all her neighbors, as was
attested by the large attendance at the
funeral.
Barney McGinnis' house was burned
on the 18th. He lost nearly all his
furniture and clothing. Insured in
the Rock Elm Farmers Co.
Mrs. Weldon, nee Laura Sheppard
has had a slight attack of diph iberia
but is now we'll of it. DR.. Thompson
was in attendance.
Jake Plumleigh has bought pair OF
horses and intends to go vest as soor
as spring opens.
Charles Henneman has sold three
village lots near the bridge on the
north side, to Hugh Mcdonald. Con
sideration 1925.
We think we are going to have I
temperance town this year. as there is
petition in circulation signed by
many of the citizens, and our two sa
loon keepers to the town board not t.
grant any license this year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20
ELLSWORTH,

Rain, snow, thaws, billiards and
colds now form natures medley.
An unusual enjoyable time is antici
pated for next Friday evening.
"Who is to preside as teacher in the
grammar department of our school!n
is now the general query.
Mr.. George Chamberlain, who has
been attending commercial school ia
st. Paul, is once more in our midst.
The Ono lodge of Good Templars
were expected to visit our lodge last
Friday evening, but they failed to
come to time.
The many friends Of Judge Ames
were pleased to see him once more
able to be on our streets last week.
bIr. Gardner, one of our black
smiths, moved into the Kimball house
last Monday and is now occupying the
rooms lately vacated by Mr.. Robson.
Some of the building materials for
the NJ. Il. parsonage, to be erected
here have been deposited on the
grounds preparatory to the coming of
fine weather when the work of con-
struction win be pushed forward.
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Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THEW. G. t. U.
aE0r Cod and Home al.d Natige Land. .

Regular meeting of the w. c. I. u.
on Friday at usual time and place.
In the list of officers printed last
week the name of the most important
one was omitted-Mrs. w. III. Sander
son was reelected as treasurer.
a boy murderer suffered the ex-
IRENE penalty of the law in Ohio not
long since. As he stood upon the
scaffold his pitiful appeal to the men
of Ohio was this: "That rope means
first a glass Of poisoned lemonade, at
last a bottle of rum, and oyer in that
saloon, now filled with boys and men,
my ruin was wrought. Oh, let me i'm.
plore you with my dying breath, close
the saloons as you love your boys;
close them for their protection. =
Union Signal.
1t seems as though that appeal
might reach the hearts of those in
power.
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EsHniIe.
The sick are improving.

1uG SICh dlC I'M ONlLSs
Andrew Sorrenson and family have
moved to Wildwood.
"A. Molonsen has rented the Betcher
farm, lately vacated by A. Sorrenson.
Miss Sue Gregg has been visiting at
J. E. Browns.
Harvey and Albert Burdick left
last Monday morning for Dakota, and
James McCarty for his home near
Lake City, Mimi.
Rev. Russell, of Maiden Rock, will
preach at the school-house Sunday
morning, March 23d, at ten O'Clock.
A little son of Chas. Boggs had
three fingers cut off last week. His
parents were visiting in Minnesota at
the time.
The dance last Friday evening was
pronounced a success, and the supper
a good one.
A load of young folks from this
place attended the exhibition at the
Spaulding school-house last Friday
eve
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20

The mill of the Hudson Lumber
company is undergoing a thorough
renovation. The position of the ma
chinery is being changed, and an en-
tire remodeling of the working of the
mill viii be the result. 1t seems that
through some fault in adjusting the
saws, etc, the mill was not a financial
success during the past season, but
with these judicious changes in its OPP
GRAFTON, and with Hod. Taylor as gen.
eral manager. it is hoped that Hudson
may soon boast of the best saw mill of
its size in the northwest.
Hudson people will do more build
ing during the coming season than for
any one year during the past twenty.
Hudson has kept little quiet for
several years, but she has, during that
time, taken pretty fair hold. and can
balance herself in most any emer-
gency.
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Hilbalsk, Dakota.

A series of revival meetings are in
progress at the NJ. E. church.
The city election comes i'll May.
Farmers are getting ready for work
which will soon be at hand.
1t is proposed to bond the city to
the extent of ten thousand dollars to
provide means for safets from FIRE.
Mr.. Beatty, newcomer, will,
about April /, open irst-class boot
and shoe store.
A Mrs. Stem, residing near town,
met with a singular, and it is feared
fatal, nishap last Saturday. She was
engaged in house cleaning when some
one made a remark which caused hel
to laugh heartily, whereupon
her set of false teeth dropped into her
throat and lodged in the esophagus
She was at once brought to town fol
treatment. An attempt to remove
the teeth only succeeded in pressing
them further toward the stomach. Al
last report it Was feared it had reach
the stomach. and that her case l:
hopeless.
Three cases of pneumonia in town
but the patients, we are glad to note
are recovering.
Territorial Superintendent Q
schools, Beadle. has taken trip TO tn
southern states ON account of poo
health. 1t is feared that he will los
his eyesight,