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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

Labor Convestion vas held a. San
francisco last week. TLs slerpen,s in
it we're discordant, and a. a result bo,
little good Vas accomplished. Asso-
iation directing the expulsion of Chi.
nese from the city within sixty DAYS vas
passed and repealed. After much dis
cussion resolutions were finally asooteA
EXPRESSIVE of senfimests a. folIovs:
First-Thst boycostinR voald no,
solve the Chinese question.
Seoond-That the election of auy man
10 ofice will not settle the Chinese oues-
tion nor any question in xhi ID labor ia
interested.
Third-Thas We do not believe tb.,
congress will pass any Law for the re-
moval Of the Chinese, or if passed. tina,
such q law will be enforced.
Foufth-That this con vention believes
tnat an armed levy en- nldsse would be
useless and would result in useless blood
shed.
Fifth-That the officials Of this oitv
can remove the Chinese il they chooss
TO DO 30 that evners Of property oscu-
pied by Chimes can remove them II they
choose to do 20.
Sixth-Thst hence We hx the respon.
sibility upon the city officials and upon
the white owners of property occupied
by Chinese, in case the latter are not
removed.
Seventh-That the Governor be urged
TO call special session to enact a Law
prohibiting aliens from engaging in
business, and that il be refuses, We make
him q responsible party also.
EiRhth-rhat We certify this respon-
sibility to the public and leave the Quss
tion Of making said parties do their duty
with the public.
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PRRsOSALs.
PoBr TovssxSD De

PORr TOWNSEND, Dec. 10th.
Mr.. Frank LOTUS, manager OF the
Port Townsend Iron Works, who had
his foot badly mashed some time ago,
10 recovering and 10 able to be about on
crutches.
Mrs. Chester Terry has moved to Ia
coma, where her husb.nd 10 stationed
ss Inspector Of Customs.
Mrs. Chapman has returned to Ia
coma from q visit to her father. Senator
Mitchell. and is now with her husba d
keeping house. Mr.. Chapman has
opened Law office, prseticina his pro
feesiop In connection with his position
a. assistant attorney for the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. Their
friends here and elsewhere will be
pleased TO hear that they are doing
we'll.
MIR. Ssaz epaty Collector of Gus
toms at Semiahmoo, and his consort
are enjoying tneir stay at that place,
viewing the beautiful sosnery Of that
country. and are pleased to send the
compliments Of the season to ali Who
remember them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bartlett will give
an entertainment at their residence to
morrow evening to number Of friends.
Mrs. Bergemap, Of this place. joined
her husband yesterday on the bark
Julia Foard at Utsalsdy.
Mrs. Dodd returned this morning
from her visit East. accompanied by
her mother.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12
THIEVES AT LARGE

Al $50 a. m yesterday the report Of a
pistol vas heard in the vicinity of the
ssattle Restaurant, on Mill street. A
reporter hasteued to TIE scene and
found large erosd there assembled.
From we'll informed person be learned
the following pa ticalars; A man By
the name of +. J. Wells. Who roons over
the Oak Restaurant, had his room en-
tered by thieves on Wednesday. and lost
gold watch, chain and ring, valued all
told at $66. A. noon On Tnorsday the
room was again entered and an ovsrcoat
and pistol we're stolen. About go
ociock frlday morning tvo rough look
Ing customers, both Of whom we're vit.
nsssss In the Squak murder trials, en-
tered the Seattle Restaurant and ordered
breakfast. O1e of them was Jack shaw,
commonly known as ack, the Sailor and
the other fellows name We could not
learn While they were eating Mr.
Wells came in and recognized his coat
on the back Of Jack, the Sailor. He
Immediately vent o1t, and not finding
an oficeF, engaged two men to assist
him In recovering his property. As
they entered the restaurants the two
rough looking customers arose from the
table, one of them exclsinine, What
in the devil does all this nesn?" A
sqaabble snsa, d, during which Jack.
the sailof. drew Wells revolver. which
be had stolen, from Lis pocket, and
daring the melee the weapon was dis
charged. At the report Of the pistol
there was grand scattering. during
which the thieves reached she street and
disappeared. Later in the day the
police we're notified, but up to last
evening the thieves had not bsen ap-
pretended. No blame can attach to
Mr.. FIoe, of the Seattle Restaurant, as
be knew nothing Of the affair until the
trouble commenced. One Of the wait
ers at the Seattle Restaurant has
photograph Of Jack, the Sailor.
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SUNDAY CnuRCH NOTICES.

Scandinavian meeting In the Swedish
Lutheran Csuroh on Pike street. at II
Q. m. and 7:3o o. m, by O. JoerRensoa.
The following are the subjects for the
services at the Christian Church on SEN
eoa street: Saturday evening, What
O man must do to become a Christian !"
Sunday morning. Unity OF the faith y
Sunday evening, The infailibly safe
way" Monday evening, Conversion"
The public are cordially invited to at
tend.
Free Methodist Church. on Pine street,
between Ninth snd Tenth. George ".
Coleman, pastor-Preaehing. II q. m.
and 8 p. IN. Suadsy school. 9.45 a. I'D.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at D. m
Come thou with as and We will do thee
good"
Methodist Protestant Church. corner
Second aud Madison strsets-PreachinR q
Sunday moraina and evening at IL and
O'Clock BY the pastor, Clark Davis.
Sunday sehsel at l2:l5.
Gospel meeting at the Y. N. @. A. Hall,
corner Front and M.rioz streets, sun
day, 4 .. m. All are cordially invited TO
attend.
Plymouth Congregational Onufcn,
Rev. Henry L. Bates, pastor-Preaehing
tomorrow ct ii a. m. and Z p. n. Sub
jsct for evening discourse. Redeemins
the time" Sunday school immediately
after the morning service. Young peo-
Pies meeting At s .. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
First German Reformed Church. cor
uer OF Seventh and Cherry streets-Di-
vine service every Sunday at IL o'olooh
a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. There 10 no
thing for "itchiug ears" bot II you seek
the truth. II You feel to praise God, II
you like 10 pray. come
First Baptist Church, Fourth street
near James--preashinR by the pastor
Rev. ID. J. Pierce, At II Q. m. and p. m
Prayer mseting at 6 D. N. Mission
school al $50 .. N. The pastors sub
jects are; Morning, Ihe Way Of Hali
ness:" evening. "brioks Of Babylon
Rev. d. J. Pierce will preach at Jack
son stree, Mission at4 o. On.
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for a Groom of Glory.

hsd become troubled at the peculiar
manner OF the stranger, and especially
ubis parting look and vords; but when
looked ct the figures. my heart sank
o. lead within me. made mental
tfort 10 dispute the correctns % Of the
record. but was suddenly startled into
snsfe honest mood by an audible sigh
--slmoes groan--from the stranger.
vho bad paused in the hall. and by sud
dsn darkness falling upon me. by which
the record became at once obscured and
neasiy iileRible. | Suddenly cried ont.
Lord, save msr' and knelt down at
ny chair, with the paper in my hands.
and my eyes fixed upon IL. At once Il
became . mirror, and ! saw my heart
ls6scted In Il. The record vas true
isss 10; felt IL; I confessed IL; de
plcfed 10, and besouebt God, With many
bars. to save me from uvself. And al
list, with loud and irrepressible cry Of
inRuish. avoke. Ihad prayed In years
gone by TO be saved from bell, bat my
payer 30 be saved from my self nov Was
immeasurably more fervent and dis
tfessipR; nor did rest or pause Till the
fseninR power came down and vent
through my heart, searching. probing.
melting. burning. filling all its cham bers
With hight. and haiiewine my whole
heart 70 God. !;
That day was the crisis Of my history
and II there shall prove to have been. In
later years. some depth and earnestuess
b ny convictions, and some searching
and saving punRenoy In my words,
doubt net eternity will show their oon-
nection With the visit OF this searoher
Of hearts. al whose coming | vas
Weighed In the balance and fouxd
vantino.
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CUBE F0R PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded b. q
sense Of weight in the back. loins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient to supposa be has some afectisu
Of the kidneys or neiehborine organs
At times symptoms Of indigestion are
present, fstulsncy. uneasiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi.
ration, producing a very disagreeabls
itching, after getting warm, is . com.
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield al onoe 20 shs sppli.
cation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts a.
fected, absorbing the Tumors, ailayine
the intense itching and efiectine a per
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bossnko Medicine Co, Piqua,
Ohio. Sold BY A. b. STEWART. DIV
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A CLICK RECaYRRH.

Ii gives rs great pleasure to state thai
the merchant who vas reported to be at
the point Of death from an attack OF
Pneumonis. has entirely recovered by
the use OF DR. VIZ. HANS BAIAAM rol
THE LUNGS. Naturally be feels grateful
for the benefits derived from using this
remedy for the lungs and throst; and in
giving publicity TO this statement We are
actusted by motives Of public bsnefao-
tion. trusting that others may be bene-
nted IN similar manner. A. B. Srsv-
AIT, Agent. dv
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-. Sovn in an chair, veaYisd
- =, vork. Ny toll had been severe
VI n,osrseted. Many were seeking the
.,rt,on Of their souls, and many had
- cha. they sought The church
su aspect OF thrift and prosperity,
4, and hope and courage were the
k..,l,oe sersiments on every hand.
-, m,self, was isyous in my work;
nssarss vas crowded with listeners.
.sols community was more or lees
lsS With the prevailing excitement;
- a the work went on, had been
II ,n,o exhausting isbors for Its pro-
cotton. ., Loo,
~ h A sort of half forRetful state,
80 / seemed fully aware Of my
- and my Surroundings. Suddenly
tnnqtr entered the room, without
80 preliminary tap Or invitation to
=. in. sav In bis face benignity,
:.s.ll;oepce and weight Of character;
~ though he vas p pssssbly we'll attired,
!. ss,ried suspended about his person
-.snres and chemical agents and i'm
.ssusnts. which gave him q very strange
~ aranaer came toward me and,
srissdine his hand. said:
sHos is your zesl!"
suupoeed. when he began his Quss-
uoa. that the query was 70 be for my
s-slsb. bat vas pleased 10 hear his final
.srd: for was quite well pleased Wit b
- ssal. and doubted not the stranger
.saId smils when be should know its
ssUportious. Instantly conceived OF
4 = ph,sieal quantity, and, pattinE my
kasd into my bosom. brought u forth
ssd presented 1t TO him for inspection.
n ,ook IL, and, placing il on his scale.
vs,ehsd il carefully. | heard him say,
sO0s hundred pounds" Icould 90 ,rse
upufsss an sudibl. note of satisfaction; !;
a by his earnest look, as he noted down
~ weight, ] saw at once that be had
drsvu no final con nclusion, but was intent
% pushing his investigation. He broke
ths mass 10 atons, put Il into his cruci-
81 and pot the orucible into the fire.
when the mass was thorsuRhly fused be
vol 4 out and set it down to cool. Ii
scussalsd in cooling. and. when turned
out on the hearth, exhibited q series of
hysrs OF strata, which all, at the touch
n ths hammer, fell apart and we're sew
srsIIy tested and weighed, the stranger
msking minute Dtss as the process went
%. when be had finished be presented
shs po1n to ms, and gave me look Of
nisefed sorrow and compassion ~,
without Q word except May God save
yoaF' be left the room. l opened the
Sessa and read as follows:
lsxlysis Of the Ieal Of JnassIs, a candidate
T.as1, - Gl.-..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

On. KkLLooo's WoRM IRA 10 entirely
free from sll Mercurial properties; can
b given to the weakest consultation
without danger; il palstable and easily
administered TO children; IL mild In op-
Grafton. and never fails 10 effect Q cure.
Price % cents. Seld by A. b. srxwAHr,
Seattle. ocSldvSn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

W. r. Borp a Co. are agents for she
Genuine Foster Kid 0ioves." They
have been tried and tested for man
seasons until their popularity 10 Armly
established. OF all the improvewenta
ever applied to gloves, Posters Neu
Patent Hooks" are the greatest. They
fit gracefully and their durability 70 ar
kBovledeed fact. no8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

The Ernest Gabler piano combines in
the highest degree beauty Of tone, per
fection OF action, elegance Of finish,
wonderful durability. For sale BY Al
BEET HANSEN. Yesler Leary block.
Front street. uo6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

Forty years. experience, In every olims
on earth. has proved Ayers Cherry Peo-
toral to be the most reliable remedy fol
colds. coughs, and all lung diseases
Neglected colds often become incurable
ailments. Deal With them in time and
prevent their becoming deep-seated in
the system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

As there is and has been a certain
party or parties peddiing jevelry
areund the sound claiming to be OF
calling themselves Little Mac" /
would like to call che attention of the
people to the fact that / deny having
any connection. either In the past or
present, with the same. III. q. Nc
LAUoHLrS, the original Little Mao,
the Jsveller." del0 I'm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

Tone up the system BY the use Of Ay.
er's Sarsapsrilla. II will mske yoo feel
like q new person. Thousands have
found health and relief from suferins
by the use Of his great blood puri6ef
when all other means failed.
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CHILD KILLrp.-MseRie Zsllsrs. the

OHIk1p hiLLkp.- nakkte 6ctesb sno
II year old dsaester Of Rsv. W. H. Eel
lers, Of skseit, was killed at that place
last Saturday by being thrown fro-L .
horse. Her father had bought an In
dian pony for her q fsv days before.
aud vas teaching her TO ride u. The
animal vas frsetious, and after little
effort soecesded 10 throwing on she
child. when her father reached her be
found her leaning against stump. She
did not seen 20 be seriously injarcd,
and said - her father came up, Papa,
I dou't think I am moeh hurt" She
vaiked for q short distance toward the
houss, When beeoning too weak TO valk
the father took hef up and carried her.
After reaching the hosss she said.
wonder shat scared Katie" meaning
the horse. These ~ere she last words
she ever spoke. - she Immediately psss-
ed away. death coming like deep sieep.
Il IN sappossd that when she sss thrown
q blood vcesci vas ruptured, aad she
b,ed 10 death internally, as there vss
not the slightest mark 90 the body 70
indicate that she had been h1ri.
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WILD CHRRaY AND TAR.

Everybody knows the virtues Of Wild
Cherry and Tar e. relief and cure for
any affections Of the Throat and Lunss
Combined with these two ingredients
are few simple healing remedies ia
tne composition of DY. BSsanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup. making II iust
the article yoo should always have in
the house for Coaehs. Colds, Croop and
bronchitis Price 50 cents and 81.
Samples free. Sold by A. B. srrv-
Art. 10
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RRiNGING GIAnNEns

To millions, pleasing their SalAtes and
cleansing their systems, arousine their
L'vers, Kidneys, Stomachs and Bowels
70 healthy activity. Such 10 the mis-
sion OF the famous California LIQUID
fruit remedy Syrup of FIgs- Sample
bottles free, and 500 and 81 bottles for
sale by A. B. STEWART. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

Ladies, do not forget thst BY bsyine
yeor hat at CLAYToxs 9, $40 Front street.
you save 75c on every dollars worth Of
goods yeo porohase from Nov. 30 to
ian. lst. noA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

Use Eieetris soap for cleaning your
carpets. removing grease. pafcn or
SANS Of any kind from your clothing.
II Will make the old nev. the vorteiea
valuable. nolo
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HoTaER CARY,s sALye

For sores. cuts, burns. piles, hstula
and sore ouaions. Does not draw liks
other salves- causing pain. bus 10 soosh
ing and coOlinR. Price 2S oents.
no24 6u HAsssoucK d TERsY, Aeents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

TEE Krxo on AIL--The light ran
ming New Home Sewing Machine Sim
ole, durable and hsndsome- For sale
hy AInxxr HAxsEx. Yeslss Leary block.
Pront s,rest. nos
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EAnrnsuAKn. - several shocks Of
earthquake were felt in the esaniry to
the north on the night Of Dec. eth- They
vers feit al Victoria. Fraser River val
ley, Port Tounsend and various other
places. A correspondent At Exss sound
writes us - follows: EARTHQUAKES
vere fel, hsfe iAss nis6t ss follows; IA
loss three light shocks; lo.40, tvo very
heavy shocks. ompAnsed ~ notses
a. Of explosiooa Ny sooss rocked like
q vessel O. sea; ceisa ratified. pots &C d
kettlss swung, aud ve exp~eted mo
usu,ariIy 10 hear q general crash. AZ
Ills sere too light shoska. and ~ II so
one beaver shock- The waves vefs
from the scathv 81 Every fee minutes
coula be heard What seunded Ike the
no,mins Of cannon. Ma, be this vas Q
past OF ths P.eine Ocean disturbance
fels on the CAhfsrnia eoass ths ether
day
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PoHr TewssKsp. Dec. 10. II

PoRr IowSsEND, Dec. lO, 1885.
British bark Rsmulus. Capt. Morgan.
arrived al Royal Roads yesterday, 4S
days from Callso. She is chartered to
load lumber az Pert Blakely for Valpa-
rsiso.
British ship Record, l722 tons, Capt
Forbes. arrived yesterday from Quay
mas aud was towed to Moody vile, whore
she loads lumber fer Hobson's Bay.
British ship James Martin. 1857 tons,
Capt. Fleming. arrived on Monday in
Royal Roads from Payta, Peru. She IL
seeking a charter either from British
Columbia or the Sound.
Am. bark Sarah 8. Ridgewsy, Captain
Tosnssnd, arrived at Royal Roads on
Monday, 81 days from Callao. She Ia
seeking q charter.
British bark Harvest Home, Captain
Williams, arrived at Victoria on Mon
day, Ill days from Liverpool.
British ship Geo. Thompson, which
sailed from here Sept. 18th with lumber
taken on board at Port Ludlow, arrived
at Sydsey prior to the 4th inst.
Schr. Maria E. Smith. which sailed
Oct. 10Th with cargo Of Lumber from
Port Gamble, arrived at Kalshui Nov.
18Th.
Sshr Nora II 4rkins sailed from Quay
mas for this pert Dec. Sd.
Steamer San Pedro passed down yes-
terday With q cargo Of coal from Ia
coma.
As the bark Mary Glover WAS sailing
into San Francisco Nov. l2Ih with. q
- L.. 49, pApf htaaA-ary
she passed the ship Yorktown towing
ever the bar, bound to Pert Townsend.
The former vessel remained at the wharf
discharging lumber IA DAYS, and sailed
for Port Discovery Nov. 26th, passing
the Yorktown in the Straits, and arrived
ct Port Discovery some hours before the
Yorktown arrived at Port Townsend.
There is no accounting for the difference
in passages OF coasters.
Bark Julia Foard was toved this morn
ing TO Utsalady, where she loads lumber
for San Francisco.
Bark Maj.stic, Capt. Bergsmsn, "a
brother of the master of the Julia Fosrd)
was towsd to Port Gamble. where che
loads lumber for Honoluls.
Ship Guardian 10 throvin out ballast
of the Point.
Bark Columbian, new at San Diego.
proceeds to Seattle TO load coal for San
Franclso,
Mr.. George X. E. Monk 10 building .
beautiful yacht Of about eight tons al
Port Ludlow.
Capt. Backlin has resigned the posi-
ton of mate Of the Dispatch, aud, With
hi, family, has moved TO Port Madison.
II 10 rumorsd that he will take the tua
BE II be eau get q reasonable charter
from Capt. Miller. the owner.
The revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott re-
turned last evening from cruise down
the Straits
The following vessels we're on their
vay from San Francisco 10 the ports
named on Puget sound at the dates
given below:
Nov. 30, bark Enoch Talbot, Seattle.
| Nov. 50, bark Tenplar, Seattle.
| Nov. 30, ship Alaska, Tacoma
| Dec. 1, bark Eidorsdo, Tacoma.
Dec. 8, ship Theoboit, Port Blakely.
Dec. 8. ship Henry Willard, seattle.
Dec. 3, BARK Covlitz. Port Gamble.
Dec. s. ship Ho.pidor. Port Biskeiy.
Dec. 8. bark Henry Buck. Seattle.
Dec. 8, ship Spartan, Seattle.
Dec. s, bark Nonshtsrn, waiting or
dsrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-12

Grand discount sals at the drcssmak-
ing and millinery emporium Of II. l.
CLAYroS, $40 frent street. no34
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The finest dresemsker north Of San
Francisco at CLAYroN's Dressmakina
and Millinery Emporium, 6l0 Front
street. ncA
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Have your magazines oound a. soon
a q voiu ne 10 complete, at =. Antooey's
Book oindery and voc w.ll have no miss
inc nambers 10 regret no
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Cs,oKss MEAL is Just the thing for
oysters, chops, etc. Eight hundred hour
sacks for sale, az % cents per dexen.-
NoRrHwEsTERN CRACKER COMPANY. no Q
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wasaSorox. - The waila walla
pssos says; IL has long been oar opin-
ion that this Territory Vas very inap-
psspria,ely nan,ed. We have lived In
Warrington Territory over wenty- one
jean. and have written the name an
average Of Q shousAnd times Q year, or
u.o0O timsa II takes rapid penn su
two and half seconds 20 leCibly vrits
Ne fuil nane. OF one aud q quarter SEQ
ooes 70 write the word TERRITORY. In
tventy -one yesss be has consu med over
ssvso hoss 10 writing an apOe endase 70
We name Of the political division Of
As kstisn be inhabits. 90 q 70 dsssin-
eenn u from the national capital. Had
We Territory been called Cascades,
Tacoma. eeastle. Yakima. Walla Walla,
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LADIES' visiting the city viIi NOS forget
the nnmsef sic At CLArruxs II they
want q nice dress -sais or cot no14
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Headquarters for fns dressmakine at
CIArroS's Dressnakine and Millinery
Emporium. nozA
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bRArrLR. Dec. lie 4. Hunt, bailifi
90 the part Of the Territory, vas dis
charged for the term.
The hs ,ripg Of the ease Of the United
States " the steamer Eliza Anderson,
her tackle, apparel and furniture has
bsen ses down for January +th, or i'm
nsdiaiely after the trial Of cases mum
befed tI02 and t703
10 the case OF N. Dishon vs.. Nelson
y. hcPherson, temporary order was
krAuted 10 restrain the defendant from
telling the east half of tho vest half oi
ectiou 8. township 2l north. range
ea.l on the plaintiff entering into an
iudsunitv bond In the sum of 5000
VIII ". 1. Harrington and J. Furth q,
es'.essa. N paw all damages the de.
fscdsns may sustain by virtae Of sseh
In The case Of q. Morris Hsllsr, ad.
niaistratof Of the estate OF France.
nmell. deceased, vs.. j. A. Gilliisnd, q
!oasment vas entered for plaintiff fol
vleelto and costs.