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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

III WAS the REGISrEs's intention to men
tn the candidates for DOorkeeper and Ser
hnt-ar-Arms OF the House and Senate, but
lSir name is legion, and for fear some good
'smocrats may be overlooked in the cate
~, it IS omitted entirely. But, may the
4. mon make the rifle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
Wea.her indications.

WGsHrxeros,D. c., January ls-l AM-
For the Ohio Valley aud Tennessee. fairsr
weather, with northerly winds becoming
variable, rising barometer.
Lower lakes, fair, but colder weather pre-
ceded BY light local SHOWS, IN the eastern
portions westerly winds and higher barO-
meter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

Is yoar system running dOwni b there
a feeling of decrepitsde taking possession
Of youf Are the functions of your diges-
tive and urinary organs impaired2 Is Jour
blood bad7 Do sores and pimples trouble
you2 Do YOU suffer from aches and paiEsI
Are Won weak. and doesfhe least exertion
give Won fatigue7 Bewarel Regain Per
fect health by using Dr.. Guysotgs yellow
Dock and Sarssparilla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
ATTENTION, MEoEBxRs.

/ Democratic caucus IS called for I:sO p.
khis evening, OF the members Ofths
bss and Senate, to choose candidates for
respective offices within the gin Of the
branches Of the Legislature. A fun at
bapce Of al Democratic members is sx-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

fHE clerkship of the Senate is 8 prize
|t6 ght BY three royal Democrats, namely,
-. J. R. DOSAHOU, Of Hancock, DENNIS
5, ,kEEFFE, of Ohio, and J. d. ALDERsON, Of
i S.ehOlas. They are all gentlemen Of sbili'
) Ind capacity, and either Of whom would
'.Ace the Office in 6ne style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
ST, JOHN,
NJ was TO say in His Speeches That DE
was For Blaine.

ne was TO say in His Speeches HhA' ne
was For Blaine.
c. Iorts January l2.-Ths editorial In
=. 5ayis Globe Democrat, referred to IN the
s;.nStcbes rast night in connection WIN
- - r Lavates s letter, says Mr.. 81
John secured early in the campaign rT% %t
senator Plumb, letter introdaelhg Cur Ms'
Tsgate TO the National kePaohean Uou
.o;,tss As q person authorized to act ana
- for him: that Legate stated 70 tne
RSnnblican Committee that St. John o5igI' 5SH
~ iSea was that be ought to get S2oO,OoV.
Tba article further says that Iegate eS,
Named 10 the COMMITTEES how ST. John ooalo
T. ~ service 10 the Republicans, stS1ng
fhat he. St. John, Was to say IN ms sPeecueS
4 was evident the choice was oeIWeeu
pl.;rs and Cleveland, and that as blalns
~roresented whisky and loyaity
CIey,,land represented whisky Snu ulsio ~ :. =.
4" h, was for Blaine, and that ne was " y
scoo.,, ,anied in his canvass BY Mr. LegAeel
: nroIh ,ept politician from Kansas VIZ. W.
- - =, -;fy an 81. john said, anu s1ASS y
ohibitioutsts Of Kansas would :. 81
80 - - N. inc. After . good deal OF els
,,oss;o- = .,.. agreed to pay 81 Jonn 20,
IL
5CO The edA OTial also states snat II InS s% SS'
9s PSs .nilv N LSss gss. use YOU doqs respond ::
49, t!'l IN r, aid for the eounty Is
SSsT SDsoD Db,S,s ssa sOd sod bs. johnson. call f. f.
&d for his COUNTY sSTs M. cIsSs Nam
tehed St. john MOI y. 80 S;Ss oF Il
rat claims it has ma 1e ou' Sue 49, - ,oryb
Sc against st. John, v ~ =. Jebl
noney from the RepubA es'n;, ..n-ss, -. os N
6reeted his campaign to / Ne inss.Uss n-a-SaS wi
Democrats and was hberaA y sea s,a.Sar say
De shown in good time. - - ooni
here are several gentlema nosr
help prove the Democratic sit - - on
lions the editor Of the Chicago is.S =
snd SenstSf German, Of MAJ. A"O'
In0ibnR
hcoId-Biooded Forgery. g.,
tcS Lax. January i2.-The .;s
5ts evehfng prints an inter 4
>'i|h Lstate in relation 70 the
6t .e-RNRa pQFporting to has
y Nm to r. G. Kerns Of ST
tssding sht letter eerefeily
sa twas col9 bloOdsd for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
Heavy Robbery.

PIr7ssUEG, January I2--Thieyes entered
the residence Of Dr.. Shaver, Of Allegheny.
Yesterday and took from the safe in his osSee
Sl 500 in cash and jssesry vained - Stoo
The robbery v.s oneof the most myysnoes
ever perpelrated hereabouts, - The sale
virdcas and doors show no evidences OF
having been tsmpered sith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

AIEssRs. WHIrE, GIKEsoS and DESSIs
working ike beavers They are an en-
.ing trio, and no doubt each member says
himself
"HOE happy I'd 10 with either,
Were t'other dear eharmeT away"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
BEFORE BREAKFAST.

10 MORROW the atmosphere Ofthe House
i reverbera;s with the found Of the gaVsl
\ "Mr. Speaker
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

ssTIs mere hsve loliye than die There
fore cont wait uDtil uufil . slight cough de-
ytlops inio consumption. bat secure bottle
az in. Balls Ccash SyrnP. at the small ori-
Law a rs cenis. care JCur cough ard I've on
happily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

In, Baltimore, yesterday, q man named
G'Nsil, Who had been locked up os asaault
ing man with intent 70 kill, threw bottle
at bis attorney, cutting him badly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
BLAZE IN CHEMICALS.

A ssrsa,soO Fire In SSskers, n. n, EAFly
this Mosaing.
YoxxRKs, N. j., January l2.-Essly this
morning FIRE was discovered in tie fourth
story brick builoing on Dock street, occu-
pied By Reed & Caasick. manufacturing
chemists the Maltino Manufacturing Com
pany and the New York Pharmical Asso-
citation. The buildinsAwas entirely DESTROY
ed and other smaller, buildings damaged.
The loss is over 100000. Insurance
light
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
A FATAL GALE.

MANY Lives Lost on the Englikh Coast
Glbraltor Rock shaken by an Earthquake
Mediation as n Cure for the Corean
Troubles.
LONDON, January l2.-Tie gale which set
in on Saturday off the coast stin prevails
with unabated fury. The velocity Of the
winds has seldom been equAlled and grave
fears are entertained for the safety OF vessels
now due. The coast guard report that much
wreckage has been washed ashore. :,
Dispatches from points where the teie-
praph lines have not been prostrated report
Thai number Of vessels have been wrecked
and many lives lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

DEclDED steps ought % b 49, % c1Es
\ cold or coceh q: once. We shosn recon-
rtnd Dr BvHs coneb Syrup. leis vall.
able nedicins Is erdossedb By phJsiz.cs -
you car rely on !! doing The vofk es~J
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
Mediation In Corea.

T1Ex, TsrS, January l2.-The Chinese
and Japanese Governments have mutually
agreed to submit the dispute between them
in regard to their rights in the island OF Co
rea. 10 the mediation of the representatives
Of England Germany and America
An Official statemen. is issued by the Chi
nese Government duplicating Japan IN the
responsibility for tho COrean outbreak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
A Hurriean

MADRID, January IA hurricane in the
uroyince of Malaga compisted the ruin OF
many places that had suffered By the earth
quake. The camp II which the fngitIyes
from Periana had taken refege was de
stroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
u 10 AlAh 49, so aa4Aa
Their SWORDS are rust,
THAR sanls with tod "a truai

And with that there should be an end Of
acrimonious discussion Of the issues in
volsed in that. terrible conflict. The
hour of two having arrived the matter went
over until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
10 cIreuIars, Kswmarksts aal,
Russias cireulass.

Win . large Ilss sf'tAe ho1sr
priced EaFnsesls fesssullI feAassA
In price, We 01ae te-1aV . aAree
Iine ofthe abSve witA tAe DsAssA
reduced 0oe.halE
Every EnRnne0t In o~ heose
bears . Red XtslEet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

z. N. M,niLIIN AGO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

WHEy a remedy has proven itssfto be q
cure for consumption a4d perfe0s lunS re-
sto,er. ii should be kept in every well'regu,-
lated home. We refSs to DR.. Wistar 8 Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, 5 single dose of which
win cure an ordinary cough OF cold. Afew
bottles will cure consumption. 1t u very
-lo,,oo, ,o take
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

Senator ShermOu replied in q nilder
strain, but insisted that / was not person
al quarrel The Senator asked why the pa
pers should not be presented and added:
"Whensyer the motives and causes Of the
war are called in question | must assert
that it was causeleSs rebellion, entered
upon with bad motives, and all men who
led in that movement were traitors to this
country Of ours"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13

Senator Vest in reply to Ingalls, said the
Senator from Kansas could indulge in no
debate without becoming personal and that
the Senator was verbal horror and an oral
terror. The Confederate States, Vest con-
tinued were dead. The soldiers who
fought for the Confedersey and who fought
for the Union slept side By side, having
illustrated with matchless deeds Oh yslor
and heroism, both sections, about them
might be put the ancient epitapn:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-10
SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District Of the Terri.
tory Of Washington. holding terms al Sc
attle. in King county, for tie counties Of
King and KiLsap.
No. SOL n. Bigelow. plaintiff. w. ID.
ID. Miller defendant.
Complaint fled in the county Of King.
Court.
Tie UEi'sf States Of america se,stf greeting
To d. ID. Miller. defendant.
You Ale hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against you hy the above
named plslntitf In the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District o. the Terri
tory OF Washington, holding terms At the
CITY OF Seattle. IN the county OF King. for
the counties OF King d Kitsap, and to
easwer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first nuh-
! G atom OF this summons or judgment BY
aetsut VIII ns taken against y. a accord
ing TO the prayer Of the complaint.
The said &c ton is brought to obtain
payment OF the sum Of MIN HUNDRED ana
elx hty-h Q dollars. and interest thereon
Al the rate OF o and one quarter per
cent. per month from date until pa a. due
upon two prOmirsors notes made and exs
cuted % SAID defendant. ID. ID. Mill-r. and
~ him de ivered TO the aid plaintiff /.
y. gelo~. On tne 18th day Of May, 49,,
ana fsr an attorney fee Of Ave per Mt.
action.
wHness the Hen. Rore- 9. Gresne
Judge OF the - d district Court,
SEAL ard tee seal thereof. this 2fth
day Of fr6rua y. A. ID. lsss
JAMES -EAvkH, Clerk.
BY JAMES p LUDLOW. Deputy.
Z. h. Bowman. attorney for plaintiff.
mH3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-10
SUMMONS.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT or TEE faDb
1 judicial District OF the fe'rifsry q tkn,
tngton, holding terms Al Seaitls. q hlf
tounty. for the counties Of King e1d knl>f
~. 43O4-Chrisi Ann DunRihg, plssiilf "a
George Dun aing, defendant.
TheUniied States Of America sent srssiiss
To George Du1nlng, esfeodanf.
You are hereby required - sppax 2
tho above entitled AetlOn hfeaeht .@A,s
you By the above named pl.infia y
the District Court Of tho fhir9 tnb
eiAl District u the Territory a Mmsife-
ton. holding terms 81 the Cit o. eeAuk
the County Of king. for the Counfiss q -
and hitsap, and b Answer the eamplAis' -
therein, within sixty days from ne mss
the hrst publication % this Eimmeas, efIs1t
meut By dafanlt will BE- tsAsn sgsinM ~
according 70 The prayer o. the complaint
The szid action n brought 70 ebiala
ere Of the above Court disselvinf tee -
riags FL s;i7g brtveeo plaintiff kaa ds1es 80
ard awarding 10 plaiutin the euscdy y
minor Geld Of plainlld sod dsfsadAnf, % "
sruunds q The deser loo and sbsadnnmssl
pisinsiG b. Defendant since gune. -
foF the dinre sDd ief1szi q asfsaa.in
make suita, i or any provisiss for u sals''
nf rs family -.
Wines the Hon. Roger s. srsess. sslg
- Of the aid District Coun
sEAI. he seal tbereof, this iss ~
49, February, q. d. 1888 =. -.
JAMES sEAvEf. 0sn
ByJGMxs p. uDLov, Dspats.
Wbite Eapday, attorneys foe plslpn1'
Date Of nrss pubiicaffns Feb u, -.
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To all whom itmay Concern
0FFIcE or rHR CoLUNBIA AND PueETl
SorND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W, r.. July r. 1880 4

OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PuGETl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July n. 1850 !
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w Gate August ~, 1873. executed In pur.
suance CT an ordinance approved August
Is. 1873 the city Of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Wzlla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street, In said city Of
Seattle. in, along. around and about Elliot
bay. from extreme high TO extreme low
tide and deep water: and
Whereas The Legis lAtive Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved Sovember & IS73 ratified and
confirmed mid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company and,
Whereas. Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title OF said lands in
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. in fee sim
where's. The United States has acaui-
esced In said grant and conveyance; and
Whereas. The said Seattle and Walla
walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all Of
said lands To the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Pugrct sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right 20 occupy said lands and 70 erect
whArves and other structures thereon.
and that all perrons are hereby notified 70
refrain rom occupying or entering upon
any Of said lands without the consent In
writing Of eaid Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGkTSOUND r. R co
By T. J. MiLNER.
aps Assistant Superintendent.
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on ruE ART OF WAR.

In coming 10 nee me, as he had done
the DAY bot one before, the Duke had
hostn TO walk. from the station to our
nonse, aud without even a guide. He
-Aid he bad found it n rough walk, and
toe ground inteFsec,sd IN a way be had
DOT xptoted; 80 | said TO him:
" IL So nus you forgot TO guess what
Was AZ ihs other side Of the bill 4"
Tits WAS ia allnsIon toa circumstances
sbica had occurred between him and
me HoIne thirty years before. When
travelling on the north road we amused
ourselves by guessing what sort of a
9 untry We should 6Bd at the other side
Ut The hills We drove up; and when I
expressed surpEiiie At some extraordinary
good gnessss be had made. be said:
why, have spent all my life in try
ma 70 guess what was at the other side
Of the hill"
! tad reminded him of this iust a. We
we're driving across tie ravine that b I'D
Impeded him, aud he turned round 10
dTs. Croker TO explain It 10 her, add
Ing:
IAN the business OF var, and indeed
all the bnsiness of life. ia 60 endeavor "a
Ind oas what you don't know by what
yen do; that's what call guessing what
was at the other SIDE Of the hill"
He said the perfection OF practical
var Was TO move troops as steadily
and eooiiy on q field Of hattie as on q
pafa'ac.
"soulps fault was that. though great
stTateetst, be never seemed to me 10
know how to handle the iroops after the
battle had begun"
! then told him what Guizos told me
of Issnnes having said that "le plus
grand general etait celui que Ia cannon
AIDE faiaait mieux enteodrs. et que IL
inmae faisoit voir plus Clair
Huraph~ said the Duke. "That's
only q sleverer phrase for what I have
Just been saying sang fraid.-pfesence
Of mind, bot that 10 not enough. The
mind. besides being oaol. must have the
art OF knowing what 10 to be done and
how 10 do IT,"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLD
l. log ierD's at Sea'tle.
No. t2S7-hrneSt Wyman, piaintif va.
jos phi Met rath and Henrietta McGrath
d 'fs ndahts.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
issued out of the a. owe nsmed Cour,. in
the above eDtitls d action. dat. the p III
day Of March. 1875, and to me directed
and delivered ! an commanded to sell
Fhe pro erty dess ribed in said order o.
sale end ss follows towit:
Los i've 80 twelve u2i, thirteen u9
auG foUrtse en- uil IN block twesty is0,
Law's addition TO the nity + Sea tie, K nx
county, Washington Ter. 1t ry.
Lots Gig en- 81 and nln.teen tl9 In
block two t2l, Allview addi ion TO the
city OF SeaIt e, King coun'y. Washington
Territory.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
saturday, The 25'h day of April,
1855,
At the hour OF II OF lock In the for noon
Of ssia day, in front OF the Court "A. use
q or. in he city OF 5 atlls. KinR county,
Washington I ITitory. will, in OBJ di
ence to aid y of ssle sell the sbnVe
70 crtbed prep rty. or so niue h thereof as
msy b. re,-ess .ry TO satisfy be tud sment
In said action, foSe he With interest and
costs. at public auction, " the highest
bidder for cash.
I'ated at seattle. the tn dayos March.
SIS. II. Mc5iAW,
20 d Sheriff OF King county. WI.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR rHR
L Thrill Judici District Of w0tington
Territory. holdsrR terms 81 seaftie
No acI6-SohD G. Btautignm plAiuif6, N.
! n. ariswold and Mary ariswoid. defend.
anita.
Under and BY virtue % en- order Of sale
ans decree Of FORECLOSURE. is-ned out Of the
District Cnurt, holding terms 81 sesssie. %
the 7th dar Of Mach. 1888 IN the sbos~ en-
titled sction. wherein The shows aaued pain.
til ob'sis ed . judgment And decree seainst
the above named dosend.ots, I IN sonmSnd
~ 20 sch the fSlloviug msFtEsged premises.
that b ~ say:
Lot. nGu'ersi one ~ sad two ~, In block
faFty-sishs (3sl, IN Males ialt 10 ihe
cttS u Ssstls, ktns county. washingtsn
Terri y
Notice Il ihersfers hsrebr givee. tbs. %
Saturday, Ihe Is h d.y ~ april,
I6SS.
Al the hour q O'Clock p. N .ef SAID d$y, in
ft0rs Of n courT Hsmse door. In ihs city OF
Seattle k1nG e0tnty, wGshiazscn f,rritory,
wiil, in ooesiieats 10 said ord.K IL saas and
derree af fReel SURE, seli the score asscFib-a
pr p-rts. u salts y plaintia-s iaiIrseat, with
lsssre - thsFeoiI and costs, 70 the kizhes and
kest bfddsF, for cAsh.
n<asd ~ s.siilIs. this IS d&g Of Marcs,
lsS JH ue3RAN
aAis "a shsr.e Of K az e5uusy. w.r.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHERiFFS SALE.

IN THE DTSyRIrT COURT HOLD
Il tnx terrrs - SeSstle
No 4srS-Stet-Oo s Pc Z. plaintiffs -.
Charie- r. Clancy and Lillian Clancy. de-
PENDANTS.
CndsG and By virtue Of an order n sale,
issued out Of the ab0y. J amei Cou, {, Ia
the show entitled SIT on DARED the g5tk
day Of March. 1885. and to me dlrects &
aud delivered, l have dolly levied upon
the property described In said order OF
sale and a. follows. to vi
4 Nv Ssto y tram building occupied
BY Chsries =. Ct ny. and known IS ths'
-, -ify Lively 81 shls situated On lot Ave
81 in b ock tn tlDl IA Msyasrd plat OF
the town now cityf OF Seattle. King
County. WSshlugIOn Ter itlry. more
fully dsscr bed g. reirz on the 9th wpsl
CIR e. ~ tn d and Main saeets, in said
City Il Seattle.
Notice Ia therefore here By given that or
saturday. Ihe I'd Day OF NAY ISSa,
At the hoar Of 10 o'clock IN the ,Tenoon
Of II ray In front Of the c uit House
door ia the CITY Of -eatile X ny COMFY.
Washington Territory. l will. n bedi-
ence TO said order OF sAiP. sell the shove
described property az pubic su sion TO
the highest 81 tdec for cssh.
al d ~ Seattle, the lat day OF April,
1855
sps I'd J.H. McGRAw, sheriff.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tn THE pIsrRIcr COURT HOLDING
Il terms At Seattle
M. s03. 80 NJ. Tenny, pisiatif ". Charles
K. Jenrsr and @ L NSFas 2. DEFENDANTS.
Under snd ny virtue e aB execution Issued
ont 7 the ab We BAned oeu {, In the shove
en filed action. hAv- day levisd upon the
real property. situsted in King Co1nty, Wash
iBgtOa Territory, and more parIieu 2riy
bounded and Gescsi bed as nows. {, wit:
L1r three 49,. tour ii) nj I've 80, IN black
four (4) OF Brxwley's 4 'di lou to the City of
seattle. Al-o iot nine f9). in block 'Nenty six
(2t} of A. A Denny's xddtstan TO the city %
seattle. Ais an undivided seven-sighths "a
interest in, and 10, the nort Invest quarter Il
section thiriy-six tS6E tsWnship twenty four
"a no. III, ra1ge i've 20 east, containing $50
AcreG
Notice IL therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the cd Day OF Way. 1855.
At the hour of ? O'Clock p. ~ OF said day, IN
frsnt Of the Court House door. in he City OF
Seattle. King O auty, = Oressid, l viii sell al
the right. title aud Interest al said def sndanis
or either Of them. in and % said real prop
srty. 81 public auction TO the highes, bidder
for cash.
Dated at Seattle. the slst dsy Of March, 1886.
J. H Mc0RAw,
Ap2-td Sheriff Of King County. W.T..
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At tie Gzs q forty OF forty-eNe, he
erystzlius leEzs Of tie eye kas 1a9ts1ed
20 such Al extent, by the layers OF the
lens oondSnsinR. that instead q icing
aide % read dne PRINT al distance Of
tweive inches, - formerly, the oook has
TO be bsid sf q greafef distance. What
is sAntsd il AZ artiaciei Isrs Just Thick
snoagh 10 all NJ for the dsaclsucy Of
the lens Of tue eye
Instesd OF sel7cEinR glasses for your
self, a. u Usually doEs, call Oh EEAsK
hrMRALL Of himball 4 SON xho il q
Practical optIci4n and thoroughly
understands the eye. and have him ad-
iass 3 pair Of their celebrated Scotch
Pebble gisssss, and don't ruin yo1g eyes
Nth gindoE gisss spessAc!ss. We ais1
make al kinds Of compound, cylindri
cal. prismsslc aud complicstsd lenses
On cur pFemises- Glasses ground TO
order on prescription Of any oonliss.
Frye's Opera Ho1se. lssdv