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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

WRITERS of communications to the Sem
finel are reminded that the writing on both
pie. We are compelled not infrequently to
omit publication of articles which otherwise
we would chserfully print, because of writ.
srs disregardIng this injunction. Rsmem-
her to write on only ons side OF your paper.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

The Weekly Magazine well says that the
plain principle comes to the fore that those
who are making finely off the people ought
DO devise measures for the benefits of the
people, and make some compensation foI
the benefits which they are enjoying at the
hands OF the people.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

and ten, at least, and IS much beyond that
sge es possible.
Nh. CHARLES GIBsos, MissourIs new can
didate for Cabinet honors Is among the
great scholars of the country, and was Q law
partner of Edward Bates while the latter was
Attorney General in President Lincoln's
Cabinet
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

publican vote in Democratic States was
2,246.O91. The st. John vote in Republican
States was 99,oS2; in Democratic States, ST.
500. The Butler vote in Republican States
was %, III; in Democratic States, 4O,3sl. The
Democratic vote in Democratic States was
2,719.09s; the Democratic vote in Republican
States wss 2,l9l,7 III. The Northern Repub-
Iicen vote was 1859, O56.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

SWEET potatoes are twenty-five cents
bushel in Florida. but WHISKY is thirty cents
glass. This is just the kind of thing that
Rsndallism Is at war with. Mr.. Randall
would put down the cost of whisky and put
mp the cost of the necessaries of life.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

THE evidence against st. John is very
aimsy. Plumb. of Kansas, seems to have
had something to do with the alleged
"dlcker." Lei rs have the facts. There
were some Republican bosses and managers
in the scandal who should be exposed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

The Upited States may be very infsntile
Nation compared with England or France,
but in one thing at least, as far as age goes,
we beat every other Nation in the world
we have the oldest written Constitution.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

a JUD1cIoUs reduction OF $4,000. 900 in the
revenue from customs will give more relief
TO the industries and labor of the country
than the total repeal of the 500, 600 of
internal revenue from whisky and tobacco.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

The Sentinel is prepared to-day to furnish
asupplement 70 the State press, containing
Governor Gray's inaugural address delivered
on yesterday, Governor Po,ter's last message,
and the full proceedings of the recent DEM
ocrsnc Editorial Convention. Price per
LOCO, $3.50; for 500 copies, So.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

A REPUBLIcAN Postmaster in Chenango
County. New York, committed suicide on
Christmas Day. Some really die, don't they
But it is reported that all Cficeholders with
long terms to serve are particularly careful
of their health, keeping . physician within
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

The Terre Hsute Gszstte well says that
the people OF Indiana made no mistake
when they elected Isasc P Gray Governor.
He will make safe. conss rvstive, copsri-
entious and capable Governor. He viii 81
tend strictly To business.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13
Another Recommendation for the Library.

To the Editor Of the Sentinel:
SIR-Miss Anna B. Richardson, OF Hen
bricks County, would make a goo State
Librarian. She is an excellent scholar, hav-
ing taught school several terms with credit
to herself. and is still teaching. She and all
her relatives are Democrats. JUSTICE.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

II Is said that the gifts declined by Cleve-
land to date include Newfoundland pup, 8
pair OF boots, cask of rum and large
quantity of advice.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

RAILROAD business, like the iron trade, is
generally true index of the country's
business situation. More than forty rail-
roads in this country passed into the hands
of Receivers last year.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

EX-SENATOR MCDONALD talked good deal
of good sense to reporter of the Chicago
Jn'er Ocean, which may be read in another
column.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

Our exchanges from various parts OF the
State soy the wheat crop is large one and
in good condition.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

LIEUTENANT GovERNoR MANSON was &C
corded hearty applause by the inaugural
Audience.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

ANYBODY to beat Morton and his money
is the sentiment at Albany.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

LET taxes be removed from the neces saries
Of life before they are lifted from the luxu-
-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

GOVERNOR GRAY wears his honors grace
fully.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

READ our new Governors inaugural adj
dress
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THK
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms AZ Sc.
attic. in King county. for the counties OF
King and Kitsap.
No sos-L n Bieelow. plaintiff. va. ID.
d. Miller defendant
Complaint fled in the county Of King.
in the once Of the Clerk Of said Districf
Court
Ths Castei States Of AS.sss-iea ses4 greeting
To d. ID. Miller. defendant.
You 4ae hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against yuu by the above
named plAiAtln In the District Court ei
the Third yndicfal District os The Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms 81 the
city Of Seattle, In the county OF King, for
the csunties Of King ana Rifssp. ana 10
answer the complaint aled therein within
sixty days from the date Of tie first pub
BcAficn Of this summons or judgzneHf by
default VII be taken against yon accord.
Ing 10 the prayer Of the complaint
The said ecsion IL bn1ught 70 obtain
payment OF the sum Of nins hundred and
etGhfy-ate dollars. and interest thereon
Al the rate Of one and one quarter Per
cent. per month from date Until paid. due
upon two prunlissorg notsfs made aad exc.
cufed By said defendant d. ID. Miller. and
b. him delivered 70 the saia plaintiff 4
". Bgelow. ON ths zsh day Of May. isst.
and for an atasrney fee Of ave per cent.
upon the amount dne. and for costa In this
2cfion.
Witness the Hon. Roge- 3. Greene.
-, Judge Of the - 4 Il4strics Court.
ssEAI- and TIE seal there's. this 3afh
- day of February, A. ID. lsss.
JAMES Sk.AVKY. Clerk.
By JANIS r. LUDLOW. Deputy.
C. X Bowman. attorney fsr plaintiff
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SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third Judicial District OF the Tersft0ry
o. Washington. holding terms at fseatEie
m htng couaty, for the counties Of King
Complsins hled In the County Of Ksnx.
N ne once Of the Clerk Of said Dlstret
No. t27S- Margaret ,. Mcglaushl.n.
plaintiff W. Robert @. Mcsslaagklin. do
rni USuEp srIrn OE AsEascl skxs tlssErno.
To Robert @, Mcfilaughiin, defnndant /:
lo1 arr hereby required 70 appear In an
action brosight against yoH By the above
nAraed plaintid, in the District Court of ths,
THIRD Judicial District of The Territory Of
Washington. holding ternEs as the city az
seattle. IN the eounty 0f King. for the cuun-
Ties OF King and kilsap, and 70 answer
the complaint fled therein wifhln sfxfV
days IRON the date Of the flrst pafaicafion
o. this summons. or Judgment by Aefaulf
sH o taken against you. aeoonaing 70
the prayer Of the complaint
The said action h brought q, obtain
. decree Of the above entiflsd Court dls-
solFang the bonds Of matrimony axisfiux
between plaintiff and defeadanf. and AZ
lowing piAinffm 70 assume her malfNn
name, On the Eroands Of Ahan1onInenf of
piAinun ~ defendant since March. lEsl.
and for neziect and refusal Of asfendanf
20 make s1it4bieor any provision fisr pInin-
III support since ~ March, IHd,
Witness the Hon RozeF S Greene, judge
f~---~, of the said Disfr1cf Court, and
sNAi. the seal there0f, this f3d dAy
'~-4i Of January. A. ID. lssA
JAMES skAvkY. Clerk.
BY JAMEs Y. Ludlow. Deputy.
White 4 AuDday. attoFneys fer plAin-
Date Of hrSt publiaation- Jan. =. IssS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

fhe pine lands ,sf John Kelnappal, in
Maaon county, are 20 be sold on April
l0iio satisfy Judgment Of $l475 In
issr Of /. G. Eliza
xm Irwin. ha. haan ap.,asn.sa dan
a. sIaria ylrs Hsymo,, ahacondsa
@s,,g RIllinss n,as ae,ermine.i ~ ~
esl,s good and sufnoient bonds of his
aspaiiss hereafter.
FAe uastorate o,I The NJ. 4 Chureh of
al. city. which h.s been vacant since
a. ss.ieuation nf Rev. Mr.. Cameron
rme months Aao. has bean filled hy
Re,. 10. Bruner. oi Indiana, who arYived
ths veek and nsannsad bia ,,asso, Al
dst;se.
~.
- ~ Ss'i -. nas oosn W. .os u.ys pass
ssu VII : auArsssss y. slanips,
-, I aaso uauo sness.sss 49,. .s onca,sssel. :.
- ~ ss .nsoses - sne.i uas ss US ~
~ W " sA,'n't nonses '.on tsHs'
- u ~ issou u ~ .se's aue
49,. - $1,000. ~ seA' ""k spo" '"e o'uei
a'en'
The organization OF the Bar Assocta.
IN Of this city WAS eompletsd last
sisliinR BY the eltsstion OF the following
sseefs: Preaidens, n. ). Porter; secre
70 AT. Gregory rfsasnreE. L. ".
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Vt posT.IKTElLlcEHCER PUB. CO.
- 4..a. Al tHx9
,trsssaG INTELLIGENCE.

ne Emperor William will be ~ years
"A a. .ae I'd Instant.
Mae d. Z. y. SouthwoFth has just
tsi.bed heF SEVENTY first novel ten
-, ,hsn one fer every wear of her
IA, Bopner has an iron clad contract
"a het. binding her to write for him
,Isue, and on demand, at 5000 a year.
(;~neral Sir Rsdvera BalIsr served as
.Lrusenant up,ier Major then Cap
i.ipl Ni.aIe, In the ssixtieth Kihss. on
n Red River expedition. Builer was
,.se,led captain during the march to
las Gary. In returning his company
.,ads tie experimental march across
~ prairie 10 the Lake Of the Woods.
Ma kennedy. widow Of a British
6sosral, died lately at Bensres. India,
ssly thns years short OF being ecu
snsrian She Was mother Of eighteen
aliIdrsa, and lef. no feweF than eighty
ennd children, seventy three great
rzsdchildren and hve great great
azndckildren 70 mourn her death. The
"a lsdy tFuly belonged to race mill
nus. Nos only Rss she q GensfAi's
iiaahtsf and q iienstars wife, bat twJ
4 hx sons, one Of her sons-In Law, aud
iaur Of her Rrandsons were English
9amsrals 20 say nothing of the great
mnpany Of C0lonels and other army
Misfs among her descendants.
senator's Slater and Farley are appIi-
aris for official place under the new
Aministratisn. Delegate Slngiser has
ten given a land odtios in Dakota.
Dsisgzte Brents will probably resams
u residence In Walla WalIa. and Rep
sentative George In Portland, they,
iane Of the vrosg political stripe. get
aai 10 Offices, Of course. George, by
zxsy, 10 the only Representative Ore
ID has yet had who has been honOrsd
sih re election. and Brents 10 the
sly Delegate Washington has had who
vi siected for three terms.
great deal of interest continues to
siRanifsssed In Nil parts Of the United
aAles ~ TO the outcome Of the Sena-
1fial contests In Oregon and illinois.
! Oregon IL is iefs With Governor
lady ~ appoint. A number of papers
sEa MoOdy himstilf for the place, others
lifshell, Hill ard the different Ca d.
ties. Whoever is chosen Il IL to be
lped he will be- n friend of the peo-
. and nos a safyant Of tie Failr ads.
! Illinois the aituation remains IN
Isflgcd; Logan, Harrison. Morrison
q Farwell being the leading oandi-
hes, with chance for Hainea, the
eaker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

Considerable interest is being mani.
Tested among the sporting population
OF the Sound over the six rouad glove
contest which is advertised to come ofi
at the Standard fheater on Saturday
evening between Billy Hall aud Tommy
Clancy. The Impression prevails among
those whs are in a position to know,
that it will be a bonA fde contest OF
strength, science and endurance, con
ducted 10 such manner that the best
man will win. The contest will be gov
erned by Marquis Of Queensberry rules,
which are ~ follows;
Te be fair stand up boxing match
in q A-foot ring. or as near that size az
practicable no wrestling or hugging
allowed the rounds 10 be Of three min
ute's duration. aud one minute time.
II either man fail through weakness or
otherwise be must Ret up uuassisted,
ten seconds 30 be allowed aim to do so,
the other man meanwhile TO retire %
his corner. and when the fallen man Is
on his legs the reand Is 30 be resumed
and continued until the three minutes
have expired, and IL one man fails to
come to the scratch in the ten seconds
allowed, Il shall be in the power Of the
referee to give his award in favor OF the
other man. A man hanging on the
ropes In helpless state, With his toes
o6 the ground, shall be considered
down. No seeonds or any other person
10 he allowed in the ring during the
rounds. Shaald the oontest be stopped
by any unavoidable interference, the
referee 20 name time and place for IN
ishing the contest as soon as POSSIBLE
90 that the match must be won or l0st
unless she hackers Of both men agree "a
draw the stakea The gloves 30 be fAir
sizea boxing gloves Of the best qnAlity
and nes. Should q glove harst or come
%, u muss be replaced 10 the referee'l
satisfaction. A man on one knse IL con
sidercd down, and II struck h sntitled
10 the stakes No shoes or boots xiit
spikes allowed.
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&c.

At tns age Of forty or forfy-fSs, ths
erystalins lens of the eye has dastsred
20 ssen Al extent, by the layers of the
lens condsnslng. that iussesd of being
sbse % read ane print as distance OF
iVesVe inches, a. formerly, the book has
TO Be beld at rrester distance. What
is wanted i an artificial lens Just thiek
eno1Rh 20 I'LL up for the dekciency of
tie lens Of the eye.
lnstsad of selecting glasses for your
seii, a. D usually done. call on FRASx
hEMEALL Of kimbaii & SOM who is a
practical eptician and Thoroughly
understsnds the eye. and have him ad-
lcst pair Of their celebrated Scotch
Feooae glasses, and don't ruin your eyes
SItn WINDOW glass speetacles. We also
make All kinds Of compound. eylindri-
cal. pFlsnstic and complicsted lenses
on cur premises. Glasses ground TO
order on prescription Of any ooaliss.
Frye's Opera House. jssdv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

Tt craving norih ss rsqaested by England.
- - SaSStfs says there can Be no doubt
tnst great fears are entertained Of a col
.Ls''n oesSeea the Russian and Afghan
toSp- As tois lsst advance has plaes d
nc opposing o1tposts face to face and
.aAsn zoe Russians q march nearer
hiRosnistsn- There - no indieAtios,
~Ays ne e9Ssiss, that the R1ssians hsvs
go oeysnd what they consider the At
Rhsn boundary line.
GeFmaRy's Threat.
LONDON, March 9.-GrAnyiIIe. IN the
letter Rad in Parliament. denies that
ns ever received BssmArck's dispatch OF
March 9Th, which he says vas syidentiy
private, and intended for Won Aau-
ser RuId2ncs in deslino With the gen
erai political situation. Shortly after
March Ssh, Won Monster and Herbert
Bismarck told Granville that GerGanv
would be unable 70 maiutain A frierdly
Attitnde In relation to Egyptian matters
IL EnRiand con tinned unfrieudiy on
colonial questions Granville dsRied
that England wes unfriendIy, and gave
positive assurance of futnre friendly
action. Bismarck Was satisfied. The
tension since has resulted from a differ
ence OF opinion as 10 whether the as
saranees given hsve been KEEP, Or bro
ken.
fa the Commons
LONDON, March i0.-In the Commons
the Secretary of War moved that the
forces az the army dspots be Increased
By 5Oo men Of all arms. He believed
the El5O,0O already voted would cover
the cost OF the military operations IN
the Soudsn. The number OF additional
men required next year be estimated at
l5.UD. He believed il would be found
advisable to construct short lines of |
railway for the transportation Of troops |
and supplies around she more serious |
cataEacts.
strike Increase EsFnee.
LONDON, March 9.-A strike Of 5000 |
niners against reduction of wages is |
threatened.
The increase in the army will be ls,OOO |
men.
Tue Government does not regard |
Nsrth Borneo as under British soveI-
eighty.
keafans at Buffalo.
KINGSTON, Ont. March I0.-A protai- |
nent military officer has received a let
Ter Informing him that there are 35OO |
Fenians At Buffalo drilling with a view
Of making raid on Canada.
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Notice OF Final Proof

rs LssD oyyzrx AZ oErEtrA. VT,
Fab T., fsss.
ksties h hsraby esTsn thsf EZEKIEL
FILL has Alsd nattee 0f insenxion =
m4ks nuai pFoof hefofs ths Czark q Tia DIS
tEtst Co4rt- o. kts eflss. ts sezatla. w r.. on
Wednesday tia sth Gay n ApFi1. A. d.
1855. en- Pr-mnpsioa u. q. No. sEss. fsr ths
7. tows&hfp - nartA. ranse saas
He uAz1es O. wttnemNas 10hn %naarsr
6se. Ch4rtasWarth Carl flsunT xssa John
EGs<d. al q sezstis. vt.
JOHN y 80yEY.
f<z,Np9 naSister q ihe Lsaa ofnna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

Hereafter tie stesner EVaneel, II. r
bcscner, master, will leave YesIer's
Ssarf at ! a. N. every Monday morn
ing for Victoria, ria Port Townsend
carrying Passengers for s. and freight
at redaoed prices Returning, she will
leave Victoria on Saturdays at IL a. a.. d,
for Fort Townsend and Seattle, arriving
here at 2. N. Full information can
be obtained BY applying to
felS GEo. II. FosTKs, Yesler's Wharf.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

O. q. Lam orEscs Al oLrnFza, W p,
Pa. ~, 1853.
Aotics h hernhy givea that ssKols6H q
MAcnkTf has Alsd nostns 81 fntsssfon -
make nnsi proof eefcre ths Hsgsssss sna ns.
oeivsr. ~ thsar ofAee. IN 0lymspsa, w. NJ, On
Friday. tha - dag ~ April. a. n, IaRS a.
Hs1assssea Applbcati1n No. eaaa, far die NV L
Of sscsion J. toxnskip n neEFk, raEass 4 sasI.
he nAnnt~ ~ witBeasm Mar Mea.sham. A.
Danisll. l ". NeHslAs ssa L ?. amiEA, sii a
Tssuua. ". T.
SoHE H- GosgET,
fsssHg4 keEisssF - t1s Lad oesas
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Aa,sui the Raailag Dswn sf the EnG.
iasA FLAG.

Aassut the Hauling Dawn 81 the Rag
lisA Flag.
LONDON, Marsh l0.-In the Lords this
afternoon karl Granville, in answering
q question respecting the reported haul
ina down sd the British hag by Ger
mans, said that IN the face of Bis
marek's assurance Of GermAnys friend
ship for EnRiand. be did nst believe the
hauling down of the British colors and
the h0issing of the German hag as re-
ported were tntended as an insult 10
ENGLAND. b,ii was probably due 20 ie-
norancs on the part Of the German
commander. Who might believe that
vissoriA w,As included In the recent
EuRilsh cezsinn 10 Germany OF Ger
tain slice Of territory in CameFoons, on
thu Representation OF Count Herbert
BasmArek that u vss necessary 70 Ger
many. In order 10 make the German
colony in the oamerooas pAors compact
In the Hoesa af Commons this after
noon. Gladstone. speAking on the same
snats0t. said that II The report we're
true, complications vere not likely 10
arise, As the matter Woald be amleAhly
adiasted hy the eosernsnsass concerned.
Ne eeaaste Reply.
loSDoS. March io-The Government
has not vst received . dednite reply
frr,n Russia 10 their latest syert1re for
an anicAhla adiustment af the Afghan
frsntier disp1te.
Ia tsks tiensnzans ef q s4aaarea.
sirxaAnoRif. March i6-fhe Russian
Admirai Crown. has arrived here On bis
way 30 take command ef ths Pscsae
sqasdrun cf the Csars nayy.
Isra p'urhsm Esses ksis ssis.
Lnsncx, March i0-L.nrd DarhAz's .
sua fer divorce 90 the groana Of his
vifei Insanity was tokiAy dismissed
viii soass ssssinsi DarkAEa- sur James
Hilnner IN rendeFsaa The decision. d.
clared the rsspondent loSed anosAes
and usnsarsd her fAssily zoe arranging
tha marriage with his ioedship.
The HtRs<iaas neass Restre.
Tha Pail Mall Gaastts sAya Il Ia be
lieved thaa correcs news v&s Feoeived
laak evening ta the ezeaa thAs the kus
siaas advanced thsir eetpcsas IN z1sp-
kAn Pass further soatA. InEssad u With
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wAxrs HIn TO DTsaoRsE. -Sheris
Biltngs. OF Thursson eoanty. Vas in
Seattle yesterday on bis gay 10 yisseriA.
10 interview his late deputy, who shipped
cot. leaving the Sheriff IN . hole. In
conversation viah friend, Mr.. Billings
said 81 have besa inferHed thai
HsFmoa. ny late depaiy, 10 in Vic
tsris. he sook with him ahoat xI3oo.
for which | am responsible 90 my
otficisl eona- Ny errand 20 Victoria
is 10 sc Harmon. and endeasor 10 CON-
promise with him. | donf thiak be
uill insist on keeping all ef the money,
and every dollar that he refarns b 90
much clear gam 20 me- Ia h more
than likely Mf. hllings' trip vill turn
cot usaeissz. as thssf who steals money
and skips 10 . fosesgs land With 70 .
not the kind Of q chap thas voaid re-
tarn the s.slsn usonsy tass for the AJAX
me
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PRACTICAL PtASenAEER.

Mr.. Nitschke is in tsgn for a few
weeks TO attend 30 his contracts for
siano-tuninR. Orders left at Davies
book store and at Lowmsn's music
store will receive prompt attention. .253w
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wAIxISa JAcxETS-DazinR The inter
val between nov and ths time The nrnI
Of Ssaek2osi. Iaeksea 4 %. remove 20
their rew ssere they will ofer fall line
of SnRESa ksn SCMNxR WAIkro
JAcxKrs. in the Latest shapes and styies.
AZ the lowest press eves kno~n in this
city. These immense reduetions ere
nsade In order ts sifscf eompaste clear
anae during the -Fenoyal sAls." and Q
saviag Of xrYTx pgz CENT may be sfeeted
hy the pnrchAse of any artiess In sock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
PoR WEEKLY:

a.of,~sonAl cards ~ per month for one
y, - Al. sDpsr month FOR one-half inch.
49,. IA cenft q line for obe iEssrtion.
= q oents HDs per nonth.
c.1me-rsai advertising. u per inek for
's.,r.s-riOu. Andi q ger month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11
a.uy AkD WEEKLY:

e-.sa~ssonaI oArtlz, 81 per month for one
- sad o. per month for one-half inch.
fe.se Is censa q line for one week. and
sssnig line per nEoath.
sSs-Tmerriel advertising. ~ an inch for
= ,ssek aRd "a an inch per month.