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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Bids Received for Purchase and Lease OF
School Lands.
Irrigation Companies-A Farmers AG
venture with Robber.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Austin, April S.--The land hoard to.
day received the bids to purchase and
lease OF lands from the counties of
Mitchell, Taylor, Howard, Eastland,
Kinney, Martin and Borden, the best
ranging from eight to twelve cents
for dry sections and twenty cents for
watered.
Some complaint haying been made
at the way certain ditch and irrigation
companies are conducting their affairs,
the encouragement has determined
TO make an investigation and compel
them TO comply with the law. There
are thirty-four companies in the state,
and they have received nearly Goa, 600
acres of land. Suit was brought some
time ago against the Leona Irrigation
Il Canal company, and judgment ob,
tanned by the state for $4,000. The
case has been "TIealed.
l. NJ. Nenable, living ten miles north
of town, while on his way home last
night was halted by two men
and ordered to throw up his
hands. This he did, but promptly
jumped from his horse and escaped
into the brush. He returned TO town
and notified the officers, and this
morning they went out and found his
horse, but failed to discover any trace
of the highwaymen.
The following charters were filed
| to-day: The San Antonio Safe De
post company, capital stock $50, 600
the Lyle Coal company of San An
tonic, capital stock S2j coo.
Secretary Baker has received an ap
| plicgtion fiOm WaXahachie for n sum
mer normal school. He also received
to-day 900 from DR.. Curry, agent o
the Peabody fund.
Commissioner Brewster having fail
ed to receive responses To question
sent out, from 100 assessors and eight
cen county judges, to-day mailed then
another lot of blanks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
DENlS0N.
Crushed by the Cars A Negro Killed
Thrown from n Carriage.

Spe.ialto the Gazette.
Denison, AprilS.-Christ Hanson Of
Union Gro We, Wis, while sujourninp
IN our city to-day had his feet seyetelv
crushed under passenger car. neces,
stating, II is thought, ainputallon.
a quarrel between Sam Williams
ana man named McRoberls. both
eolored, living In the north part or tha
city, resulted In the mortal woundinc
ol Williams. Mcltoberts escaped and
has not yet been caught. ~
Wh,ie Aiderman'clect Alex Rennie,
from the Second ward. wis ridin.,
with bis fumily this evening. theS
W, thfown from ir.carriage and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
Ednunds and Lincoln tho Fayorites
With Blaine Second.

New York, April s.--The Indepen.
dent Republican conference commi,.
tees held another meeting TO-DAY
General Francis q. Barlow presided
Letters from prominent Republicans
Oh the country were received. showing
astrong feeling In favor of Edmund
anu Lincoln for the presidential Ticket
aiiliough Blaine had many Friends
,ney expressed grave doubts Of hi,
aui,ity 10 carry New York. Arthur
any logan were not men who II
Would he safe for the party to nomi.
,'ass, ny the candidate should have a
oe,.el record than any of these. ="
\. Nas unnouncec that a parIor and
suite OF twenty rooms at The paa asn
,iolei, chicago, had been engaged 0' sns
tns uss oi tne comWittee at the com.
Ing national convention. w. 0o''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
QueensWare, China and Glassware.
401 HOUSTON ST., CORNER THIRD 40

convention. The Repaps, y <Ist
tee meets the same aay, Ma IA ~
gates to the state Repu0n
tiOn. !, ..,,.ntbgfde
the city are making e'ss i 4
tions for the obserya .!V Il, NJ =
Friday and Easter suss W 2
first time here lhs Il
observe these festiysR iIss''
Work has commeus,a' ssiiaanE "
nI.n of the wooden nv IN 4
Local talent will sun alsIi
opera Doctor Of A a's:S b,
man who is still at ls'E Y Ill y "
Nat. O. Henderson 81 X, X X y
He Is a candidate Tor ~ ~ y p y
Mai. Wiley Jones ~ ~ ~ y,
Worth tomorrow g. !, snd dsI
Weather cool raw
day. /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
LOCKHART.
A Habeas Corpus Case-Indicted and
Arrested for Murder.

Special to the Gazette.
Lockhart, April S.-A writ of habeas
corpus has been sued out in the case
Of the state Va. Morrow, who was in.
dlcted for the murder OF Sam Brown
Judge Moore will hear the case in
Lulipg, Tex, Thursday at 3 y. m.
A man named Horles was Indicted
and arrested for the murder of Martin
who was mobbed in Luling seine
time ago, but has been released on
bail. VA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
NASHVILLE
Bishop scTyeirss !, A. s.,,s

spccIal TO the Gazette /, III b.. I,
Nashville, Tenn u.Ids K Hsn
October Goth; at NAN oysmbf Z
sulphur SPRING, lob, -
reston December I'm Z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
MARSHALL.
The knights Templars-- Installation Of
City officers.
special TO the oaxe.ts.

spec'si 70 the Gaxeita.
Marshall, April s.--Judg. Joe eros.
ny OF Houston spent the div IN n,,r
sity, and LEFT for Shreveport this even.
Ing, where he goes In the Interest tn ne
'n sr, hicmond narrow-gauge railroad
ine knights Templnrs have rpt,,rn.
plea'ed with the trlp. ~ e'"'y
MaSor-elect Puts and Aldar,,,
Bailey from the First aud + : Va.
nes from the Second and j. III cas-.
FROM the Third ward viii be instai,ed
10 night. '''S'''''eo
The subject OF abandoning the citv
charter IN being discussed by many y,
our hest citizens, aud the piobablIiiies
a'ethat the matter viii DO submitted
70 u vote OF the people.
----e - s---
The hest smoking tobacco Ia lsLittle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09
KYLE.
shipment Of IIorses--Thc Measles and
General Health.

Special TO the Gazette.
Kyle, April s.-Several car loads of
horses were shipped from this point
iast night u the Indian Territory, and
more are to be shipped In day or two.
new cases of measles to report
ana out one or two cases of sickness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

The The hest smoking tobacco Is ''Little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-09

western crectiOn, via both the above
named towns. These committees Will
arrive in few days, aud Will DO for
mally received and their proposi.
lions entertained by the members
OF the exchange. The committees say
they nave nothing TO report except
that they are consulting with various
railroad companies for the construction
Of new lines, with most flatlerlng sue.
cess. Nothing positive has as yet been
consummated. but will be ina very few
days. There Is no lack OF funds for The
nonuses guaranteed. II is probable "a
| meeting 10 put things in final tangible
shape VIII be held some time In the
present week or early next week.
A report IL current here that ok Gov
ernor Hurt OF Colorado has made sue.
cesslul negotiations on The building OF
the Fort Worth 4 Denver road from
the southeastern terminus on New
Mexico 10 Wichita Falls, Tex.
State Senator Gibbs and Lord Ayles.
ford arrived here this morning rom
thewest, aud IL Is said that a yerv
warm friendship has. sprung up be.
tween them, having some future 30.
litlcal Significance.
Fifteen persons, formerly Russian
subjects, were naturalixed to-day. and
immediately afterwards exercised their
rights ny citizens by voting in the city
election.
The Transoontincntal road, which
has been .ip u very rough condition Tor
some time, Is to be put In thorough
repair at once, a large gravel pit ten
/ miles this side OF Tcxarkn.
"a having been purchased recently.
ana two steam shovels, one to be put
/ Ex,doyer John Q. Brown, OF the
Gould system, aud Col. II. j. Looney.
OF Memphis, Tenn, ara the propr.utors
of new telephone recently patented.
which, y y claimed, Is . decided in.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

n Mr.. Murphy,of the Olympia Stand
ard, shall fail 70 demonstrate his loyalty
20 Democracy, and therefore his indu-
bitabls right 70 . share In the antioi-
pated distribution Of the crumbs Of ap-
pointivs Office that are to fall into tie
Democratic lap In this Territory, under
she impending Cleveland regime. II will
not be for lack Of credentials enanat-
ing from Republican and railroad
sources. The Tacoma Ledger, Nesss,
and the Port Townsend Argus rush gall
lantiy TO succor and defend the suspect
cd statesman. Whether this is done in
gratitude for the conduct Of Mr.. MUIR
ply during the late campaign. or to
succor q zsalous ally of the Northern
Pacific railroad on general principles,
does not at present appear. Mr.. MUIR
ply can get any quantity Of reoommer-
dations and certificates from supported
Of the Rspubiisan nominee for Delegate
10 the late campaign, bat whether thes .
will make him solid with bis party az
that party's nominee, tnsy perhaps te
open 10 doubt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

pul1sloo ostsssa - - - weH -
~ r61ronnes & - v.llsg g - NJ
slnappi.s Thsg 49, - - prses
On - eossEped ~ - sonpestsson =
rival asnnfsssnssss - squal -
shinsry, capital sd oehss fssfl'staL
Thh b srus providsd thsGssat overland
railroad oompanfss - sompslled b
rive equal srsnspo<ssston fscilisisss -
Il b. spssisl rssss II fsvos u rsznsrs
% tss PxsE6s Cossl suRsr from IL
islands can b . u b Dsass - 80
ssnts pr poan1 iem shan k&aessn SCAR
IN b.. a. Hswaiisa suzss b soid b ean
Prsneiseo. Hat u b 10 ssRunert
4xsinss ths treaty thzt b mooopolisins
mannfastoss ard b. means q spssial
and unjaa oonsFasss 6psscksiA o. any
othsr msn hss bs<n sbis % kssp ~ sbs
pries Of sugar % this soasf and dehar
e,mpssstion With Eastern msnnfae-
s1rsn- Thors are matters u purely
4 mestie regulation. and dsuspd astsn-
sion entirely diseonnscssd With the
taaty. II cannot b doobtsd thst Dc
syits sbs monopoly instituted and con-
sroIIsd BY the Asngar ring" the treaty
hw been Of crest bsnsat 70 the Psoi6s
Osass, increasing exports. stimulating
. snafacturss and sbip-buildinR, and
e.viux snpIoymsnt 70 1sst Of Amsri-
can sailing vessels thst othsrsiss would
not have been built Or chartered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

TIM Snow O. 1nB RAELnoADs- -Ths
running " trains % tie O. 4 r. . X =.
hss ben eoasiderAbiy iDtsrfsrpd With
By fhs snsv. Ga Friday morning m
snRins go started from Sesstis, bat Il
stuck fasf Is Nays Cssek and did not
reash Nsuczssis until yesterday morn
ing. 1he regular morning train arrived
from Newcastle all Tjsht yesterday
mornine, and ths two O'Clock train weos
oct ~ usual A locomotive. whicn went
10 30 snd II the tr41k on the Cedar
River road, returned yesterday, having
. I'd pretty severe tlos. Oa tns Seat
ts Taesma road trailis d entirely SUI
suspended, and the officf4ts d. not think
thns any EFFORT viii b. made 20 Uui
taruu "a train uutli the weather nod
erases considerably.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

The Chinese Invasion from Viotosis
into the United states 10 undsubtediy
great. whole cArroes Of Chinamen
frequently eiuds The vigilsnoe Of Cus
soms ofBeers and dsbark a. diGsFepi
ports upon tbs Sound. while Dos
questioning The zssi and vatchfuIness
Of the Customs eilicials, Ne cannot for
bear TO call attention 70 The suggestion
Of San Francisco exchange, that =
Custom HOUSE ofhcsr uill search .
whole week fos two pounds Of opium
and that II hs ID mot 20 diligsnf 10 lock
ing out for smuaaled Chinamen, u h
possibly bsc.uss be Rsts some pscunisiy
benefit from the seizure Of Illicit
opium whereas, vhes be grabs Z
Chinaman there IL no attendant re.
ward, except the consciousness Of duty
performed. The exchange asks: .Hcv
would Il do 10 apply the moietJ Law 10
smueaIed Chinese immigrants !" TIE
difsculty apparsnfIy would 10 In sscut.
ing the proper division Of the Illicit
article. II only one Chinaman veis
captured, be world have 10 he cut 10.
fsr settlement between the Government
and the inspector. This would IN
doubleday "solvs the problem" but
would be hard on the Chinaman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

PAnruL Accident. Friday afternoon
Charles Poole vas brsksinR 90 . ~ .
which vas endesvorinR 70 opsn the road
from Rsntsn 70 Newoas<ls. By Some
means, while working about the engine,
~ bad his right foos run Ovsr and badiy
mashed He vas brooRhs ~ town -
soon a. possible, and Dr.. Baeley vsa
called 20 dress bis wound. the doctor
found u necessary 70 amputnte the Rreai
tee and the one next 70 IL, and thinka
thss the patient vii now ret along all
right, though be will b laid 40 for two
% three months.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21
COFFEE AND SPICE MILL
For Sale.

OWING TO SICKNESS AN COM
~ PEELED 70 sell Qua and 30 away. I
therefore cffer my house Ga frunt street
with ave year, srouna iea-s. my store
machinery and bustz go. fer sale. Terms.
ere tan cash. and one-half time, with
good secarsy. The plsee viii be solx
csesr a. al eacumhranse.
Will stay Quo meath. FREE Of charge. %
give Furchaser an opportunity 20 learn
Iha huslneNsL CT. ESN0NIN.
seAale. Dec. q lisa deio Ina
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nnKsSrsEs.

The Elder may be looked for today.
A man named Castie was ba dly bitten
by mule at Napa last week.
0ns man at Redwood City has lost
800 fowls by chicken thieves lately.
The Puget sound Furniture Company
has q ins lot of goods in store. any or
sll Of which are d esirable ~ Christmas
gifts.
The Utah. Idaho q Oregon Compsny's
lire OF stages has been wlthdrswu, and
the uryinv OF the mail turned over to
the railroad companies.
The murderer Torres. lately executed
% Salinas, was not, ns has been stated.
q native OF Monterey, bat Was born =,
Victoria, b. U. his real name was
Pyoin.
At . ladies' Thanksgiving supper 10
LsnmoFe, ID. r.. pie vas sold several
times " auction and redonated TO the
society, the ssiee Of the erunter netting
80 10 ths funus.
Commenoine Monday. December 22d,
tbs steamer q ,phyr will hereafter isAvs
Seattle for Tscotna. Steiiaooom and
Olympia ~ 7:so eacn morning, instead
Of y. ~ heretofore.
On account OF irregularities In the
master BROOKS has been relieved froo
Y. :. Clark Ia charge.
The steamer Hustler has been eneae-
ed for Aversi DAYS Ia grapplins and
draeeing for some anchors and chains
Loss IN COR hsrboF &C different times, bat
% far without success
A few days since Dot Richley Of
Meridian was driving through the
Bates. aud IN attempting 60 draw o
pistol 60 shoot jack rabhis, the weapon
exploded. shooting him through the
hand.
The baby Of Mrs. Oliver Zschexks, Of
San Luis Obiepo, IN trying TO cllms over
the foos OF its CRIB, FELL. aud the post
caught his nieht1own In sush q manner
that the poor little child was literally
banged.
There 10 one sAsisfscsion In this
weather and these times. aud that 10,
the days vii set no shorter. The tura-
me point has been reached, asd frem
this on tssy viil isnsthsn daring ths
next ak months.
Holders Of tickets In The beautifal
quilt 10 oe given asay By Messrs. ToksAz
n Singermnn. are requested % present
their tickets al tie san Francisco store,
ChrsstuaAs eses when thu drawing will
take place wsthous fail.
+ Tue mail carrier, on horsehack. be.
tween CAnyon CITY aud Long Greek,
Oregon. vas Suddenly psrslyxed in botn
iczs, bat managed. by holding fssl "a
the saddle. "a reach C2nyen. Hss cous-
plese recovery u doabtfal
lbs 0risxner. Davies cmbinatson. VIA
are uov plsytng 10 efowdsd houses ID
Portland. are eooksd % appear al
fryss Osera hnass csi che san. On and
i0.A ot JannAFs. N tlae great plsys cI
(" Monte Chrasso." Ll1hts Of Lsndoa'
aud = Msehael sssug0dr
| The British bark a. Lawrence POI
into Honolaia Ia distress. ksssng epranx
aieAk. sne wxs toand trom Poxs
Biakely Win eargo OF lamber for sgd
nes. n. =. W., shssc see u owasd. A
saFssy has been he'd. aud u n&s bees
decided % dlseAargs ner ear and 80
iaso the dry deck 20 stop The iszk-
4 Frank Myers. q pFinasr. VAC aboul
tho nrss Of the mo1th annnarc.d ~
lnts Etion - start . seven day uEoguEnz
newspapeF In thss essy On khe lush ins&.
and we0 engaged nnen 90 wosk for hin
~ thai sauss. has eaanssd bis mind snd
lefl shs city. It's felios didn's hass /
dollar. and his fzre ffem Una placs -
p&is for hisa % esher2
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w. II. Pumphrey h Co. do mot pre-.
tend 10 be selling tneir stock Of fne
books, Christalas cards. juvenile books,
40, DO, ~ reduced prices, b-cause they
bougns their goods for cash s'dnrinR the
depression In the Essterr maFkets.
and their regular prices ars loser than
other houses selling At such greatly 70
ducsd prices. 2t9
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1oor o11m1fun = pu1poolfn1ly inyl1D6
- - immon1D eDDek - 1oo0 ! nave
- hnnd- A1DD - - albun1s o94z.
I'D and Dsrfno GInnDua jozGs roA1lne
nlaeDoa. m5cxoeoopee and 0aDy 0ebes
aFtieles suisabls for holfdny pcuoeuss.
Moae ~ thu stzsek ! bpuR1e ~ o1m-
snsr Wien N Nsw YORK. Pn1Inds1pn1n
ard CnisaGo. whiis ~ mar1eeo vxre
very mnck dsprsnnpd ord aDods sold ~
ie11 than acfual oont 81 Dfodsct1on.
t1oxne Of thsss uill ell - D mere tri1s
h sdvancs q vhat ! paid FOX thsms bus
q l6ras mafceify as eoek, and esen bel0s.
Chrizemas and NeW Years cards al a
Isas than o0ss. @. Dkvrn,
II Che<ry sfrsst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21
SUMMONS.

n ERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON.
! county Of King. 80.
In Justices Court before 8. b. vrooman,
Justice Of the reacc.
To Christian Thygensen: You are
heruby notihfd that Michael Kelly has
nied . claim AGAINST you In taad court,
which will come on to be heard az my
ONCE. In SEATTLE, King county. w. T., on
the 18th day cf January. A. %. 1876. ut the
hour o. 10 . clock .. m, and unless you
same viii be taken a. confessed asd the
demand of the plaintiff granted. The OBJ
iect and demand Of said claim 10 20 re-
cover balance Of go alleged 90 be a ne
said Kelly fran you on account Of ser
wees rendered hy said Kelly on or ab ,uf
the nrst day Of 0ctober, issi. In assisting
70 negotiste the sale OF certain real estate
eesoakiag 10 you. 81 your special instance
and request
Claim fiied Decs mber g 1854.
SIDNEY n vkOoMAS.
Justice Of the Peace
J. Ronald. attorney for rlaintsff. uls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

PsFs1ns dssirsEs sns sifi kss2s. Carat
nsas cards. 9 81 psrm., pfaysr esoks
and hxusz,ssz osn and "a, l.resss -
ne<t kxsostne.t IN shs cssy ~ w. n.
Pumphsry a Cas- nss aaose ca Cara-
mesrizl stirred. Ana IhssF prioss are a.
vars ~ Toe ~ ths iswssI ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

YoUxo-In Seattle. December 18th, - the
wlfe Of 9. u. Young. soa.
TABKR-In Seattle. December 18th. to the
vile Of v. ID. Tkber. son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
University Of California.

FIsdE REGULAR COURSE or Lee
a. - VIII commences kse d '. ixHA
Peg paxtirnlAr< x2afees T. A. Mrl.EAN
~ u iHs~A. GO MxrcA4nt sssseL Hnn
txAncixen Ae161fw2
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RAFFLE.

TUE DIAMOND RATTLE WILL
Il take place 1T the Pantheon Saloon,
Dec. ~ Christmas Evil All parties In
teres,ed ~tll bear this In mind. de1)
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

magnificent assortment Of TAILOR-MADE
CLOAKS. Newest shapes. Perfect fit guaranteed
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Situation Wanted.

TO HEf.P IN A SMALL. FAMILY. To
do hoaGwork and tAke care q ehli-
ersn. ~ gsri compessaE and willing.
towards Lake Uaion- rs
sEATTi.E LODGE No. q I. o. CT.
~ uaerts every Acn1sy. q TO p. M, AZ
I sciF bah. Front streeE. Visiting mean
bexs always welcnnne.
JOAN u. DENNY. Wet.
W. A. Hail. w. = cell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

Splendid lines Of Lace Goods and Neckwear
The latest designs
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Always beakngh Market DRESS GOODS and making composition
ashamed Of ITSELF Note fine DRESS GOODS at
greatly Reduced Prices.

for centsw WORTH. M
CENTS
20 t5Ocntswo
10 4Oin all t75ontsrd
ncre 81
Grosde Lions 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

Z OF L-oUKEN CITY ASSEM-
~. bly,. No. sil4 meets on second and
foarth Sundays OF every m snth. af ; p N.
In Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting brethren
In good standing are cordially tavised
n. II MILAN. NJ Va.
JoHN j. KSorf. X. &. defS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21
IMPORTANT Announcement.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
FINE DRY GOODS
SACRIFICE
Sale to commence MONDAY DEC s and continue until sold
Sale to commence MONDAY DEC ls and continue until sold

We would and the public generally that
Hdkerchef Table Flannel
70
a less than tof
be sld prices dveris
make
worh con
- . SC
coOrs . :-- . mA
ny - - - ~
rs white and
,wothN k
and4 EACH will besod a otsof 6and7
n q o
bkchedS heunga
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS
STACkPOOL,
JACKSON & co.
In order to effect thorough clearance Of our
present stock we shall offer during the


Extra inducements in ell departments which, together
with fresh supplies continually arriving, presents
most favorable opportunities of securing fasbiona
bic and seasonable Dry Goods at very low prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council Of the city Of Sesttla: We, the
undersi. ned. citizens and tax payers OF
the city OF Seattle. engaged In business In
said city. believing the legality Of ordi-
nanca No. 6l7. entitled. An Ordinance to
provide for the better observance Of sun
iay. - pas. . / by the Common Csuncil the
1ist day of November, ise4 TO be doubt
full. and that IL 10 unjust and unequal In
it, operation, amt that It's enforcement
viii be pref IdicIsl TO the business inter-
eats and material prosperity Of the city.
and wih entail great and unnecessar ex
economy demanded In the admi1istra-
tion OF our municipal ff.irs. respectful ~
petition your honorable body for IN Inn
mediate repeal OF the same. and that in
the meant mo the po Ice ierce be instruct
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

A complete line of sizes in the California Ho.
siery Companies. ALL WOOL HOSIERY and UN-
DERWEAR, in medicated, scarlet, white and Shct-
land, warranted not to shrink.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21
THE LAST GRAND HAUL

srncaded
ean etc.. q" the highest
Of
dboc
dbadeat
Il 50
ncn Gunet black
ncn cord silk marked
erhappen
- - ." ..-1 old piS7N
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21
IMMENSE REDUCTION TN NEW FALL CLOAKs,

Alaska q -
sold all
bargains viii
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

Sole agents for the celebrated Trefousse Kid
Gloves, the BEST wearing Glove now manufactured
full line Of sizes and colors, in A. 6. and 10 but
ton lengths. Every pair warranted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

full stock of the fashionable NONPAREII
vELvETEENS, in black and colors, from 90c. per yd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Notice Of Special Meeting:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Council Of tn city of Seattle will be con-
vened 81 the Council rooms. City Hall, 1t
o'clock p. m. on Monday. the ed instant,
70 take into consideration and act upon
the following petition and such other
matters as may lawfully come before 10.
JOHN LEAkY, Mayor.
seattle, Dee. 20, 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

BARG AINSil
BARGAINS An every oepA''"en1