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UR8ULINE ACADEMY
Eryan Street, Dallas.

This institution, conducted by the Ur5uline
lad'"s, is most deslrably located The sys,tm
of education pursued Is designed 10 develop
the menGl, moral ana physical powers Of
the pupils, aud to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing ana tuition, including
Stationery Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inhrma-
ryeNpcuses, per session OF FIVE months, SlJN
Music and use of piano .................. IS
Entrance fee (uuly fer the first YEAR - 5
Young ladies desiring udmitlnnrc into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply 20 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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Important.
49,.

When you visit or loavo Now York
CITY save baggage, express cor Carriago
hire aud stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, httod up at n
cost OF Sl,OOO,O0, reduced to 81 and up-
wards per day. European plan. Elo.
yator. Restaurant supplied with the
pest liorse-cArs, stages aud elevated
railroads TO all depots. Families can
live better for less money nj the Grand
Union hotel than IA any nthor nrst-class
hotel IN the city,
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PLAN paddiuein cans a. Alston'..


The celebrated horse ease in which
Prof George is plaintiff and j. johnson
defendant, is again on trial before jus
tice Kendall. They both lay claim to
the ownership of "a comcly sorrel colt.
The case was before the court some two
months ago and resulted In q mislrial
There nre about 100 witnesses in the
case and it VIII take several days to
try il.
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Dunbar's Figs in cordial at Als,on's.
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Young mon, middle aged men and all
mon who suffer from early indiscrcuous
will find Allon's Brain Food the most
powerful inyigorant ever introduced;
once restored by it there is no relapse.
Try II; II never fails. 81; q for s.. At
druggists ~ by mail from j. II. Allen,
3lJ FIRST 0Nonue, New York city.
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WE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
W T. T.. TENEEL. candidate for fhc
ihe Legislature, Dallas county Texas. Flrc
on,I7Qul1AoN I. lNsi
" EAREANpuOlIZEuTO NNNOUSCE
W 4. T., tunMgE, ASA candidate tlr the
Legislature from IallHs county.
Az + ARE AUTHORIZED IOANNOUNGG
w Mr. H. $. hDlBEUusu rs % cartilat.
'or ia" Legislature in Dalla, county, subject
" Inn NDI.lm N IN. Mumnlmnv.
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Sunday afternoon, In this city, the tic
gamo betweor.tho Brown Stockings and
the Fort Worth club will be played of.
This will be the last league game that
will be played here this season. The
Fort Worth team has boon grcntly
strengthened, and the probabilities are
the game will be very close. rho bet
ting on the result has already begun.
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The beauty Of the cotton daily sold
and the iinenoss Of It's texture, is the adj
mlration Of buyers Tho staple Is not
long, hut winter and cleaner cotton was
never sold IN our mart, LISA matter ol
regret, that there Is not,moro of it, but
the blcssingof abundant cropping, must
not ice looked for every year. Let as be
thankful for what we have.
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city Court.

City vs., Mrs. Road, intoNication; con,
tinued.
City W. =. Didriosa, assault and bat
terry, transferred.
city vs., otto Glisson Chester Jones',
assault and battery; discharged.
city vs.. John Groonwell, mtoNicAtiou
fined s..
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Now California Fruits ut Alston's.


The County Grange held It's annual
meeting at Duncan yesterday. n. J..
Nash was the orator of tho day The
object of tho meeting Is for tho purpose
of discussing the farming interest,
The mc'tiuy viii close tonight with a
supper at Wesley Chapel.
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"' Ha"f i"h 'he hAIVNilinhs -
Mr.. j. NJ. Strong, County Surveyor, Is
preparing an elaborate typographical
map Of Dallas county for exhibition AZ
the New Orleans exposition. Il will
snow tho number OF square miles, tho
pYpnlsuon, railroads. aud imporiau,
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,prosorves In 5Ih rnns NJ Alslon,s.
Mnscs Mnnlellnrr.

on or about the 25lh instant tho lsrao-
lites of this city will celebrate what
would be the tooth anniversary Of Sir
Moses Montcliore, II he were alive. They
will give nm entertainment bcntting tho
nccasion in honor Of the man who Is
famous the world over for his charities.
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.


~ btNE SCorrgs % candidate tor re-
election % tine office of County Assessor al
ihe ensuing election.
GAZE AEE AUTHORIZED no Az.
" uuEuHH NV. C.N. glr....atF 81, . .,n.
ut1ie lurrH,.uvUJu TO- tine oulrc of County
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I'm Amendment,
state Senator, Hon. NJ. w. Onutt,
Iowson, Maryland, writes applied to
u severely sprained knee, from which,
and from iuilammatory rheumatism,
had been suffering for six weeks, ST.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-curc, and It
not only gave Immediate relief to the
sprain, but Il cured ne of every symp-
Tom Of the rheumatism.
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,, - = aaHa=s
Tho llunstable shoe store is having q
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WANTED - \ FIRST-CLASS WUirS
" COOK FOR firSt-cll.S family. A,rS,..1E
zine, Very Fines Auction and Comm ~ a
House, $40 Elm st ,>'loa'
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We have added urlargo aud varied
stock confectionery department, and
will keep ON hand the incest lot of can
dies to be- found In the city.
~ :. ALsroS.
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The Missouri Pacific Ry CO. will sell
excursion tickets to Cincinnati and re-
turn $50, Louisville aud return $500,
from sept. 18th to 3Oth. Good ten days
for return. For tickets, etc, call ut SOL
Main st. T.. T.. TURNER,
Tk't Ap't, Dallas.
j. w. Mccullough, Gent Pass. and
TIKI Ag't, Galveston.
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II you are tired taking the largo old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carriers Lit
tie Liver Pills and take some comfort.
A man can't stand everything. One pin
a dose.
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w A. lED-ttl OR FIVE BUARDI,"5
w with or without lodging, at priv,,,.9s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
~ =. q. 7. KENDALL us a candidate for re-
election as Justice OF the Peace Of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election,
w EARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w hNSRY SCHUHGaSa candidate for JUS
tce OF The Trace Tor Precinct No. /
WE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ANNOUNC g
~ >. n. BBAswELL rs a candidate FOR JUS
lice of the Peace for Precinct No. ! at the
ensuing election.
MrEAREAUTUORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G., STEVENS as n candidate
'OrJuSticc otthe Peace of Precinct No. |.
1XTEARE ZEDTOANNOUNCE
w JOHN p. GILLESPIE rs a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct NO ], Dallas
county, Texas, 40 the ensuing November
election.
EaTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" GEORGE Z. tEAEN for Justice Of the
'ro0p for Precinct No |.
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Sonnn AND HIS SERVICE To ~
V-uNN Vest by Hh tuorleti' man, ~ Ntntl
Oh Tie is a ufst-vluss cor, respondent u UHit
p,nln0n, nud quick at figures, uf good hnvS
anu COMPETENT 10 quickly lchmi OuInnros
new 20 hm'. Addryss L. n. e., Texas hU Ug.
'hd bih.c Co., 80 Elm street, Dallas lex"
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3 1R8t
EDUCATIONAL.
LDJN-FN ~ INfNL-s
HIGH SCHOOL
BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.

For Boys and Young Men. Prepare FOR
Business, College OF University. Thoroughly
aud Handsomely equipped, Fun corps o.
instructors. Beautiful and healthy location
For Catalogue, address
W. i. ABBOT. Principal,
Rolleyup u a
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
BnS Foundry and Boiler Works.
Kew and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN TIE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUT9
PROPORTION
One Block S. Of Santa 20 peDgt.
One Block S. Of Santa 70 pepoi


lNLlaANi ltA ",
Are prepared to do all Kinds ~ IRON
WORK ON shortest notice, Fine work F.,
specially Repairing Machinery, lroq and
Brass Castings, and In fact everything In the
line executed and finished iua manner oqua.
to the best shops In the whole country.
Models made to order Don't forget we havs
The Hest Machinery and mos, skilled Wort A..
men In Texas Contacts for the iron Worl, OIL
All kinds OF machinery desired. Dua't forg,r
the place ifyou want good, substantial work
done vt uvlag prices
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I uST-A RurBER-LlNED PURSE ~
Il Bryan. between tlnrWood nnd MnIpuS
Slr,,tS. Return came to 80 Bryan 81
ave- r-wnrl VIII De- paid. -, 80
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ &. f. CLINT asa candidate for rr-, ..r.
ZION 10 the oligc OF County Attorney 40 tAt
ensuing election
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

~ Judge G.. y. ALDEIDGE as Il candidate
or reelection TO the Office of Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w Judge K. h, BURKE as a candidate for
che Judst ship of this Judicial District at the
t0sriug November election.
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WANTED.

hANTED - 4 FIRST-CLASS WuirSS
" cook for iirSt-cla.s family. h,tnS!sIE
Fihe' Very Flnes Auction and Cor,nf' y AZ
House, $40 Elm st ,,'l9a
VANTED-A STU ATIDN AS a., ~
~ IN some mercantile houss hv ID I'M, mn
Nerman, only weeks in this cuunu ing
teach music in private families: ob,ect ZIG
ployment more than anything els..,a.' Vt
English better than can speak H. Ala
u. ? care Herald. V "c9;s
NVA&TED-FOUROR FIVE E0KpI1iY,!5
w with or without lodging, m n Ii Nj t'.S
house, convenient 30 Ervay street cafts, we
erepces required. Apply to MRs. Nj ~ vi
TAM, 1905 Commerce ST. a @5S n
w ANIED-HI A YOUNG LAZY -
" Missouri, position us goVernpss ~
VIII instruct i'm both The science and mnsiuol
I,He pest OF references. Address DIcKSoS
, ,,.,.l, y, oc.6t
W room with onard, for gentleman an 19
N'ie. Address, Ho,t'olice bOX No. 1885, saS
WANTED -- IN THE SUBJ RBS- an
" Dallas Texas, one TO twenty acres .,
good land. state what improvements ava o ut
IT., w.. nov ,N Iar rom foN-oiilce, the plice and
peSl ti me on part ., H. >. HALL NJ. D..
No I6O' West Ith street, Chicago, H.
w ANTED-ONE GOOD OYSTER -,1,,t.-
" Apply To Glen Lea saloon. I'm
N ANIED-LADlES CITY or T0I7x-
w Try, 70 make 50 10 50 daily mt their o,,,,
uouscS on llEht arr work; sent by mail on
distance; no canvaSsing. Address ,SIi.iI
stamp, CHICAGO ART CO., Chicago. III eo WIN
NNTANIED--5O PANTS HANOs n ~,
W Third Floor, Factory Entrance NJ
ST. BLANEENsutP& BLAKE. s snSSiit
\EANrED--ALLP PERSONS TO IEN1j
" That Mrs. j, Il. Burnett is carrvin1om
The bGsI Css formerly done By her husbsnU4p
deceased, at 6ll and Sl3 Main stree, wboI
she at all times Is prepared with skiISS
Workmcn 10 do all kinds o. plumbing. eos
water and sjeum-ltUnE, lightnin. RAE
p'i''ls 'l'n 'l l"'te ,"t'e'N' se2ltf
MANIED--A PAkINER WITH ABOrT
W S5OM capital to take an interest in a
wei established Hardware and Stove bust
ness lu one of the best railroad towns In
Texas. Address cared. H., Herald office. or
eau 40 business Office, Herald, for inlorma.
''0'' .---.-- scptH
/ WANTED sALESAlEN VISITING
W druggNsund grocars tu sell. i'm connnc'
/ ton with ihuir Iin., q .ttpln article on com
mission, Address " uK~aEE d son, Gin.
'.Hi'i.,' W sel-lm
/ MrANTEn-AGENTS. ADDRESS ST
W Louis Z cctric Lamp Co, ST. Louis, Mo
for circulars, cuts and terms of 30 cande
power Marsh Electrical Lamp. augS. .si6i
/ NVANIED-LADIES- ONE HUNDREh
~ ladies to make shirts, drawers overoiis
ana pants; extra INDUCEMENTS offered for
September call AT the Factory, COZ and 60o
NAM 81. BLANkENHll BLAKE, iy20.lw
I NEANrED-1HE TEXAS MUTUALFY.
" dQwment Association will give good ara
profitable employment tO cNycIienoeJ lnsur'
Nnrc solicitors. Address s. ~. HALL, Sacre.
IVY, ~ VAN street, Dallas, Texas. iylu
usassu- -
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The finest line Of Fine Wines In tho
city ut Ed ). Alston's.
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ulmported nrandies and Gin, for medi.
cal use, at Ed :. Alston's.
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Buy the llunstablc Root every tlmo.

for $50.
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LNE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST.
~ ed To announce the uUmruf W. ~. Vs..
SMITH 90, u candidate for Sheriff of pnTIu,
county, 100 tine pusuiur November election.
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For thaucNt thirty days will reduce
the prize OF my best rill bowel Ndgu cab
iuOt photographs tp 81 per dozen This
great reduction viii last uuly thirty
days, j. H. WEBSTER,
sOl Elm Ntraot.
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Tho Turtsoloou hug removed To SIS
Elm strcot, whore thoy have fitted up
the finest saloon In the city.
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lIunstahlc sold the Callcndcrs their
Base BAH Shoes.
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The llmstahlo Shoe Store Is ut II.
Elm street.
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Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impo-
lence,. sexual debility, cured by "Wolls'
Health Ronowcr.n ST..
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Assessment Rolls.


NOTICE is HERkBY GIVEN THAT
~ the assessment rolls for the following
improvements. to wit:
!. For the grading Of Front street.
from the south line Of Lake avenue 10 the
north line Of Depot street
2. For the grading Of KENTUCKY street
from the north line Of Depot street 70 the
north line of Harrison street.
For the grading OF Harrison street
from the west line Of Kentucky street 70
the west line Of Temperance street.
4. For the grazing of Temperance
street from the north line of Harrison
street 20 the north line Of Bluff street.
s. For sidewalk on the west side ol
Front street. from the north side Of Lake
8. For sidewalk on the west side oi
Kentucky street, from the north side Of
Depot street to the south side of Harrison
street.
I. For sidewalk ON the south side OF
Harrison street from tho west sine Of
Kentucky street to the west side OF Tenn
perance street.
g. For sidewalk on the west side oI
Temperance street frsm the south sile Of
Harrison street to the north side Of Bluff
street.
0. For the grading Of and the con
struction of sidewalks on both sides oi
jackson street, from the east side Of Com.
mercial street TO the west side OF Second
street. have been fled with the under
signed, Clerk OF the city Of Seattle.
And further notice is hereby given that
said rolls are open to public inspection q
the Office of said Clerk, In the City Hall,
and will remain open TO inspection unit!
October IL, 1884, at o'clock p. M; and
that all persons feeling themselves az
grieved by any such assessment may ap
ply to the Common Council Of said city
to have the same corrected. on said Octo.
Der IL, 1854. at o'clock p. m, at theii
Council chamber in said City Hall.
First publication Of this notice October
Z, 1884. II. s. OSBORNE,
oc7t17 Clerk.
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p,srslcr cersr rsecEEDlsss.

October 16.-Seven boxes and i've
half-bsrrels OF opium, seized by the
United States. were condemned as for
feited to the Uuitsd States.
In the case of W. d. Scott d Co. vs..
e. Il. Brush. default was entered
against defendant. and judgment In the
sun Of 1886 81
The case of j. w. Walker ct al. libel
ianis, VS.. the steamship Qusen Of the
Pacific was referred, by consent, to q.
4 Basler TO take she proofs.
Michael Mcdonald appeared with his
attorney, J. Il. Metoalfe, aod plead noi
guilty to she charges IN the indictments
against him.
Messrs. Hanford and Halter and Miss
Robinson were appointed a COMMITTEES
of examination IN the matter OF the
application of Mrs. NJ. j. Leonard fos
admission to practice as an attorney.
Loois Putnam pleaded guilty 10 the
charge of selling liquor 10 Indians.
Neil Malloy vas arraigned and given
until this morning in which TO plead to
the charge Of selling liquor 70 Indians,
Hoyt was assigned as has counsel.
Charles Peterson was given until this
morning TO plead TO the charge of trans
porting Cinnamon into the United
States
The Laws case occupied the re
mainder of the day, and went to the
jury late in the afternoon. At the time
Of adjournment the Jury was still cut
bat shortiy afterward q verdict OF moi
guilty vas returned.
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MfppLgTowN. OCT. 6.-John Van Vert
and one or two others were hunting
squirrels near White Lake, Sullivan
county, on Thursday. Van Vert vas
aiming at squirrel when he was seen
TO fall 10 the ground as though he had
been shot. When he was picked up be
was blind and helpless. There was a
lump at the base of his skull as big as
an egg. A hornets nest hung in tree
near By. The hornets were flying an
erily about. One had stung Van Vert.
The sting had struck a nerve at the
base of the brain. At last accounts
Van Vert was siil lying paralyzed and
sightless.
On the same day Mat Simpson. Of
Pine Island, Was hunting near that
place. He fired at q bird. The gun.
barrel exploded. His left hand was
torn of and the hearing OF his left eas
destros ed.
On Wednesday John Quick of Green,
Perm, went out TO shoot q woodchuek
| He shot the animal as it sat snnninQ il
self at the mouth Of its burrow, and II
| fell over. Quick walked mp 10 pick uE
| hi game. He took hold Of enc of the
woodchuck's fore legs. when the animal
let him know that 70 was nos yet dead
| bv closing its Jaws upon the hunters
wrist. Its teeth almost met in his arm
| and the hold was not relaxed. and the
woodchuck died With It's teeth buried In
the fiesh. Quick was unable Tn get ths
| Jaws loose. and. having no knife to cu'
them loose. be was obliged 20 walk I
mile home with the dead animal fast q
hts wrist. BY the time he reached home
his wrist and arm we're badly swollen
The jaws Of the voodchucA we're Gu
loose aud removed. II is feared Qaicl
will lose his arm.
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IRoxDarx. --Irondale bears every evi-
denos of shvift and enterprise. Smelfin2
ore will commence aboaf the last OF this
monsh. Over 100000 have been ex
pended by the company at this point in
establishing iss imuenss works. At the
present time about $4,000 worth of
charcoal. ore and limestone are on hand,
and preparations have been made for .
long siege Everything has been done
en- grand scale. the furnace, engines,
hoisfing works. esA, being all Of the
very best material and construction.
Forty TONS Of iron per day viii be pro
dnced, and thanks 10 wise protective
tariff under Republican rule. il can b
sold al prices that viii enable the COM
pAny 20 pay good wages 10 its employ.
ees. A beautiful and thrifty town VII
speedily SPRING ap aroand this factory
| inhabited by the laborers and their fam
illes. II Was a grand day for Jefferson
esunty and Port Townsend bay wher
/ shs enterprise was conceivsd.--4rgns.
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To all Lovers. Of Flowers

r HAVE THIS DAY SENT To THE
/ care of Alfred SNYDER, commission
merchant of Seattle, w. T., q splendid
assortment Of Tulip bulbs linked colors),
TO be sold at the low rate OF twenty-five
cents per dozen. From now to the mid
die Of November will do to plant them.
For further instructions consult any
good Floral Guide.
Mrs. MARTHA HOSKINSON.
Gle Harbor, Aug. Is au2idw6w
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THE HON. w. H. WHITE. J. r. RON
L aid. Esq. and others. will axdre-s the
people OF King county At the following
places:
Tilusville Wednesday. October 18th. at
7sO D. m.
Porter's Prairie, Thursday. Oct. ls at
7.30 p. m, in School House at Osce0la.
Green River. Friday. Oct. II, at 7.30 d.
M. In school House.
Slaughter Saturday, Oct lS at 7:30 o.
m at School House.
White River, Monday, Oct. 90 at 7.30 D.
m, at School Hou Q.
Cedsr River Coal Mine, Tuesday. Oct.
II. at 7:30 p. m at the Cook House
Sduak Valley. Wednesday, Oct. e. at
I:30 p. m, at Tibbetts' Hall.
Snoqualmie Prairie, Thursday, Oct. 81
at I: 30 p. m. at Hop Ranch.
Falls City. Friday. Oct. "a. at 7:30 p. m,
at school House.
Tolt; Saturday. oc,. IS at 7:s0 p. m. at
houghton. Monday. Oct. n. at 7:so pm.
at School Heuse.
Ira Woodins, Tuesday. Oct. q. at 7:30
p. m. at School House.
vashon's Island Wednesday, Oct. 29, at
7:30 p. m, at Colby's School House.
Duwamish, Thursday. Oct. 80, at 7:30 p.
m.. at School House.
Renton. Friday, Oct. 81, at 7:30 y. m. at
Clusters Hall.
Newcastle. Saturday, November I, at
7:30 p. m at the Scheol House.
Ladies' are particularly invited to attend
these meetings Ocl2
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Notice of Partnership.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NoTI
~ fed that the undersigned are the
sSs Tas af.ners % %o3mposlns nnsa .ne nrm aSa 1s an
etc. in Seattle, w. T.. and that no other
person or persons, other than the under.
signer, are authorized to contract debts
on account Of said firm or collect money.
owing to said firm.
CHIN BUG KEE,
NIUE GING GEE.
Dated Seattle, Sept. l6, 1884. SELF