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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-21
LATEST NEWS.
CITY zzs County.
Ma VAL NOTES.
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ShuCkers Still on a Strike |
COURT OF APPEALS
House Of C0usGtInn improvements |
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
COURT OF APPEALS
House Of C0TsctnR improvements
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
Naval Academy Notes.

The outlook for tardy cadets is not
very encouraging, since there viii be
large number dropped at the semi
annual examination this year. In all
SO cadets have been warned of their
low standing. in the lstclass,-l5
in the 2nd--1l in the 3rd and 40 III
the 4th. This warning may have the
tendency of making the delinquents
"bone up" on their studies.
One of the 4th class, cadet Van Al
len, has already resigned on account
Of bis inability to keep up with his
class.
The cadets are very much incensed
over the false and uncalled for reports
that have been made against the NOR
ais Of the cadets at the Academy. a.
lst classman stated in reply to the
remark about 'sungodIinessn that there
is at present Z. NJ. G. Association
with membership of over sixty,
Their attendance at church is compul-
sorry unless they present written ex-
cuse from the doctors. Besides there
is an evening payer meeting held reg
ularly once week at which large
number are always in attendance.
Altogether the morals of the cadets
are above par, and Capt. Ramsay il
to be congratulated upon his efficient
management Of the Academy since It
has been under his charge.
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Chesapeake Tribe No. 82.

Messrs. Charles Fl. Banks, r. v.
Clayton. John Smith, J Guest King,
G. w. Hall and Allen Mccullough,
left here to-day on the noon train to
attend the Great Council Of Red Men,
which meets in Baltimore to night.
Mr. G. IT Banks goes as the duly au-
thorized representative Of Annapolis
Tribe No. 82, Improved Order Of Red
Men Of Annapolis.
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A Good improvements.

The Corporation Is having Randall
street, between Prince George and
King George streets, shelled. This
street is in very bad order for travel,
and the City Fathers ere doing good
work with oyster shells. Many of
the streets require looking after.
Those unpayed need shells, and the
paved streets are much broken up.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-21

a debating society has been organ.
lied here, TO be called the Annapolis
Dialectic Society. The officers are
president, Ex-Judge p. r. Magruder:
vice. presidents, James M. Munroe.
and Lieut. Foster u. s. a.; secretary.
p @; Harrington; treasurer, w. a..
Lynch. F.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-21
Lost or Stolena

xrvANTED--A competent man 10 work
wv aIarge garden In this city, on shares.
with proper person liberal arrangements
viii be made. Apply at this Office. jiO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-01-21
FOR SALE
THREE VALUABLE
iMiHOUSES AND LOTSA4
In the City Of Annapolis.

rpHE THREE LOTS on King George
street improved by three two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, num-
bers 54. 56 and 5S, adjoining each other,
Will be sold on easy terms--part cash and
balance In one and two years-either sep
arate or all three houses together. They
are located near the Naval Academy, and
aiso cloee TO the water, making it desirable
nroperty for persons attached TO the Naval
Academy and those following the water.
For further particulars apply to-
L. II. REIN, Agt.,
fan. .7tf. Cor. Main st. and Market Space.
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Tbs ssesnshio QzseS II the PseiAe 10
s1ps<ssd 20 arrive I0is svsning.
Charles Es1csdy. travelling azsat for
the k0sk IsA4n1 k4ilEs8d, u3s IN Seatkls
yesterday.
Tha sasamsr ". p. Mauroe - 20 haTs
bar cylinders bsrsd 01E. and Der ia
ehansFy gss~rAIly 0TsEnAaisd and re-
paired.
The Grand Army Of The Rspabtie Gill
h1ad 10 p,scnic ~ kznt0n OF krIasy. d0iy
3sss. An Interesting program Sll Dc
Arranged for tisss oco4slon.
fwssty-sax canoes loaded with NORTH
err Isalsas arrived ye terdag. Ihsre
art asssEsl handfed Of tuess Indians
ar00nd hers at present., sziunR for the
mop ptekIna ssesOa - open
Ina blocks and frames for moving
the wAdasil q Mics, Wells Fargo a 20.
and Nogso Eest Fruft Company baud
iua1s Esse eesa earned sFo1nd 10 Post
street., Tor use shes inquired.
Professor A. J. Anderson, wife and
dsaQIlter, who have beea visiting reiA
lives and is1snda N this city Tor the past
Ezo InoutEs, isft on the Oiympaan lass
sFsnIilz sl tnsIr fesaEE ~ NaliA "Aila-
W. s. slIson, Portland merchant.
has lost taEes children oy dipnthsria
duFinx ttls PAST mouth. Ono only TO
sts,.ins OF wat 90 shOEt . tine ago was
happy quartet Of precious liEtle onii-
dnsn-
u. tlsFr special policeman Al the Cen
tfsA asso0l h,yas-, VA as4ksssd night
hsiOra last D. 8 man raising wlsdos
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FuR LAsr SENSATION
Il the name Of the neu and elegant per-
fume at HAsnssuox a TMRn1'a myS

HAszBAfL oRaAsizArIos.-A largely
attended Inessina was held "Wednesday
night for The purpose Of organizing an
osh,H baseball club. seattle can boast
Of 90 many good players as any towa Of
is tare 10 the country. After the meet
ing had been called 10 order with II. X.
Jan,ba in ths enaif, elesen players were
selected from hftesn proposed. nine to
fofrs q team and two substitutes. A
basincsn iasanafsr, secretary, treasurer
aad captain wure shea elscted; alao Q
sunisr appoinisd and the name Of ths
eine1 style OF uniforms and anaseial af-
fafnl arranged. The Organic atioa "a a.
foll<ves: Name, "PH0asx Baseball
1ini,- !; T.. W. uoFoetI, Prssiasns and
MaaAg,E H.K. strive. Secretary ana
Ireilsaixx / n. X Jaeeos. naptaia Geo.
Cssifsil. utiiai&l scorer. TIE following
plsyers viii compose the team 20 start
eisas Mssshusen. sagley, Jacobs, buF.
netL, Alissn, Jssnsoa, Cofbeti, Cssomos.
Onatle.wosth and Straves THIS team
wsll Ne eppn 10 challenges irom Aay einh
IA lk,s Northwest. and propose before tAe
ena pf ilas season 20 make cood show
las. Al o9sF Nas reserved ffon Two
did Sestsls plAyers. nsw asAy, which
stll uadeubtedly ~ accepted. and the
aine strengthened.
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Tin PHaSroM.--fhis little psepsllsf
tooA a run evsr 10 Milton yesterday, IL
being her arst stsrelss ,ginca her reccat
eveFhaalihg. 5'hings stcre too frenh
and new ~ SEA mach sgesd Gus OF her,
has On u was. ana with green slahuesSd
for fuel, che made the nx mites IN ~
minusta. She uiil be ahia 10 sahs "a
The uiaht ninntes htila later, Anss zoe
ably may do sxen battpr than that, The
fhantom IL good hast no >. better, 10
fact, thaa ever before Her present.
ownssa (Mursn Brothers. Durse and
RnguFel have hxssa her no IN evsry pArs
--knli. boiier, usasine. cabin. kitehsn
and deok--nnsil she y ssss % the mosi
plyina thnae wabtls. Tue k'hAntasn has
Madisoa in iete ehe hAs been qaiae
tFregnlar ~ hss movements ard llile= uf
tFaf1ka. The ersaieF pslrs of TIE tiale
she has icl,bea staard. towing. chkfteF
ing, eto. she was the iirsi STE ases 10
ply regularly ON the Seattle HlAkeAs
route, aeons hfsss q yeari aeo. az whiuh
tlnae 40 vas commanded ~ Gaps q e.
NlAheey. abe beng his hfss steaasF,
tshe vas also tle boat 10 inAnauFats
daily communication heswsen seattle
and fAoeasa, ses Retng % the Fossss IN
1873, under caps- MsssnNte. ieAeing here
az } IN the nhornAng ~ - n cunneet
wiiA The uatRuiHe train there. TIE
ogners % tha fkantom have ~ roale
Of ase fos her. ard nos tai she y in
aFe4 class conditien viii ssnse&vur 10 sail
her Do soase cue vAa hAA
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Cse3ar died 10 signt Of the Senate,
slain BY the hands OF the misguided
cons Of the nation Of which be VAS the
browning glory. Oharlemagns died
peacefally At the capital Of the empire
which bis greatness called into being,
and which persisted with him. Gus
tavus Adoiphus died she death Of ais
dearest choloe--in the forefront OF
battle, With his swsFd In his hand and
his brave heart aRlow with the stern Joy
Of the conEics. Charles XII died in
the far NoFshland. stricken down auiid
the snow and loo OF Norwegian win.
ter; bis blood Rashed out upon the
snow and stained ii fiery red-a fitting
aymbOl Of the Iurid spot which tho
great King Of the NORTH has left upon
the history Of hts own sweden. Napo-
leon died On his prison Island, In the
midst OF tropical storm il wan saeh
trenendeas wafrina Of The elements
~ had naver before b,'en seen giant
trees we're crushed 10 the earth aud
their fraEmeais we're hurled in svtgy
direction, the lightning was ineesssns
and the thundaF elAps blended 10 one
eontinuous roar, the waves dung thsm
lsslvsn against the Eocas - II 10 Wild
sRouy ID ssemed ~ II all the Wild
Spirits Of earth, afr and sea had joined
In q tnad carnival 60 welcome the pFutld,
bravo antamabls soai that vas geina
from the mortal prison 10 join them IN
tbs yAstnsss Of the universe. weliina.
ton died In hia English home. an old.
withsred man. worn out in the STRUGGLE
with Time. Grant died ia the cain Of
summer morning. the mountain
breeze rsstliRH thu piias bouehs. and
the birds singing his ihrenody be died
In che midst Of the country which his
sword had sawed. shiIs . whole people
locked 90 In sotrosinR slleaee.
. Ha eava Ais aonera rs lie World again.
His blessed part 10 hssyen, and slept In
pesesAn
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DAILY pOsT-INTELLIeEHcER


Thrice within ths Iaenory Of G1sn VITO
are ssill young hare the A@srieaH pso.
pie been psanesd tn:S the deptAs Of sor-
rsu. When Lincoin dssd . szi Of an
guish and . cry u raEs gent np from .
Eatsoa last drawn bsGk from TIE brink
of dsath. when Garsesd died ths soGnd
was all Of sOrroE. Grant dies, AID tee
sad nsnrmaE Of q people IN distresa BIZ
eIes With sigh Of s4iisfsssiOn thst ths
long and hopeIs~s struggle Of a brave
firm spin. asAinss the poSsE Of death Il
over at lsss.
Today tEs p4opls only feel the loss Of
ous whose strength vas given 70 the
State Of oae whom tsiey nave houe'red
and loved of ons 10 whom lhsy have
bssn taught 70 look for rescue when
aaght Of danger should n eaten tue
Nation. Tomorrow they viii realize
thas great name has lsesn biOttsd from
the list of the living that Rrsat 'sooI
has gone 20 upsta the great Ouss Of the
past that Action has paid her tnsyit-
able tribute History.
SANDER 10 mashed to-day. The strife
II fsefion and u party Ia over. Mons
dare say word against tns great dead.
and none would % ~ IT De dared he
bslonss 10 30 parry nos he - nssshef
q Republlsan nor q DsBocrat lie be-
longs 70 no section nssGhef North nor
Ssath can claisn biz erss:nsss. de 10 .
native Of Ne State. lie u Americas.
nov, and the worlds. he Ia ons Of our
hsroes one Of this grsAs spirits IN our
yaihaIla. he belongs 10 all, and ali
Yield him equal honor. Those who op-
posed him IN politics GIN admire him In
his.ory, Those vho loved Grant. the
man, can honor Grant. the greatest
soldier Of the vestsr1 world. He u COR
later Washington.
bat today ths Aasion moafns, Ter
man whon inS psOpls loved has gsine.
He made = long, Ufass kRht for life. and
the world vat0hsd the stfaggls with oil
the sympathy that ha@anity can give
His conflicts are over bis victories von-
His glories ara nos toe gIortss Of thu
people and his history blends With ths
history OF the Nation.
"The head of the King that the sceptei
hath borne
The bruv u the priest shat tbs misei
hate worn
The eye Of th1 sage, and the heart Of
tue brave,
Are hIdass asd Lost Ia the depths Of The
grave.
The peasant, whose Lot was TO soT and
20 rsapi
The hoFdssnan, vino climbed with bis
goats up tne steep;
The beRRar, who wandsfed IN seascn OF
his bread
Have faded away like the grass that Va
Tread.
30 lhs muititade goes. like the flower
or tbs weed,
That witners away TO let others sucosod |
30 tho nniGisude OOnas. even those We
bshaLd,
To fspsat every tale that hAs ever been
toe"
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT CoITRT m
u Third Judicial District az ~ Lhk
tory Of Washington. HOLDING aan
Seattle In King county, for Ike es-s.i9..
OF King and Kifsap ssne
Complaint fled in the cOuntv a w.
Court. ahslno
No. tsas-MesesL oree ana Rah.rs ~.
piaintiffS vs.. VIM. Mckenzie Re-. No
a. Ross his wife. George Dorff i ar W.
n Conover. defendants. -
fHs United srAr Hs o. ANEGlCA SExp f,.,~,,..,
10 " hham Mckenzie oea Mar 4
g nls VIE, Seorge Dorffal and WIN
You are hereby required to snn..r A.
action brought against yon ~ ~ 49,.
named plaintiffs, In the Dissr5es 60 y
the 4 hird Judicial District az - 49,
tory OF Washington. holding terns I, ~
city OF Seattle. IN the county ~ Kins ~
the counties Of King and Kitsan 40 !.
answer the complaint died thereln ,s,ths.
sixty days from the date Of re frx, -, ~
licati9n OF this summons or jadEmsbt ~
default VIII be taken against yoa. asrsrI
ing 20 the prayer Of the Complaint
The 80 action is brought 10 forrls..
. mortgage made the ID day q fskrurT
1884, By the defendanfs. Wiilisn M.H.s.
vi Ro.s and Mary A. koss kis wiiH .,.,,
the following described zeal es,ate sr cs,1
All or the We half Of The sorthws.s
quarter OF the southeast onartsr Al ~
northeast quarter OF section tsenis.twa
township twenty four north. rangs nm,
q asst. containing i've ncrc4 more a. -
all IN Hing county, WashinZt1n Fer5ftorv
said mortgage was given 70 sac1re IL
payment OF the following described progn.
tssory notes. according 10 the tern, ard
conditions thereof. towtt:
One note for the sum Of two hundred
ana wv. nty-nve dollars e922sl WEARING
date February I'd. 1854 made 81 WIlliam
let, A. II. 1884. to the order n Gsorsn
DO ffal with interest at ton per osat Der
abnum. which said note waa before ma
turity and before the COMMENCEMENT a
this action, duly as igned and endorse2
70 plstntiff, Moses Loree. who d now he
lawful hOlder and owner thereof: also.
one note for tbs sum Of tive hui died and
twenty dollars 3525). bs4inz dais
February I'd. 1874. made by Wniian Nc
H mi ROsa. and payahle July Id, Isl
to the order OF George DorffeL with H.
terest at ten per cent per annurn, itkirh
note was before iIs maturity asd bsfns
the commencement Of this s<rsa, duh
endoI sed and assigned 10 plaintiH, tonelt
kniles who Is now the awful keidaH md
owner Of the same; that the dofsnAAnk
William II. Conover. has. or claims 4
have. some interest in said mort0asel
premises.
Witness the Honorable Roger q 0reena
-, Judge Of the said District COurl
sEAI- yAnd the seal thereof, this liIl
49, day Of June, A. ID. 1885.
JAMES sEAVEY, Clark,
BY JAdEs p. LUDLOW. Deputy CLARK
Burke. hlailer & Rasin. afsoraaYs 10
PLAINTIFF 20
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NV t8r aEWh N9s [
ssnatte
When the regular press repsZt eeasec
coming over the western Cnssn wires
yesterday 1sorning the operators Is the
ynrioss ofHses we're zos1hsd - rsusiis
.. their posts IN order 70 receive the
nsws Of the 1aAtn Of GenerAi Grant, al
event which was mOmentarlly expected.
AZ the Seattle ofiSe QUO OPssatos re-
manned 90 dnSy- At hsii-p4sE O'Clock
ballstin dated At Mount AcGregor AZ
, o'cloak uzs recsiSsd. After thai the
rnInuses psssed v7th01s click frOm
the instrument here vas al hoGF
aHd salf of painful saspsnss- 1nsa
az 3 o'clock cana..ths 0'eiOck oalIsEafl.
The General x4s ssIiI alive; the ssrosaste
vas n0t over. hen ozEDe another long
interval VI waiting. daring wDicn tie
darkness faded away aud q DeS day
sswusd. Al 8 Gel Jck came call tronn
Ogden. notItyIsg operztors 20 ecosiSe
the 7 o'clock b1listln- One by one an
swsrs sounded from the different or
css-- Hsisna, Portland, sc0zaa, Seattle.
sscrz aeuto, san Francisco. All Gefe
MoUsT AcGEKoOR, a. %.
Al 3 clock last might one ~ General
Grants phyEieIans conceded, win eau
tIon, thai lie mignt survive tai jay Ri.
HIS meaning vas taas the slok mSn
mlRhs yet be hsing when midnight
should mark the new day. Tue pbysi
cans indication lIt ~as not a proRhos-
re aGIonl was borEe oot, and moFe-
Ine GvGuEal passed into the nrss n0ur
Of tie Gay. he sac rs light ~ sunrise,
ana thfeueh the early noraIDR hours
be SIN Survived. At the sdyeps VI JuIS
I'd, hoseysr, there vas q marked
enanRs in General Grants condition,
which vas agnIh ,ant. Tne chill a. the
extrumitlcs was increasing
Then there was . sudden pause. a
silence almost tntoierAole, Thea q pre-
nonitory click, and the buiieEin vas
broken By q MESSAGE OF three words
8 Grant Is dead That was all.
This was received at sixteen minutes
past fivs,or allowing for the three hours
difference IN time, Just eight minutes
after the General had breathed bis last.
The news was proba ly knosn IN Sc
attic within inmate after Il was known
at the hotel as M. McGfegor.
EGH UCVRAo WGA0 OAA hs0 o@ASSs@ - $500
early hour, bns the tldlnRs we're soon
whispered about among those few. Al
half past i've sieepers throughout tne
city we're awakened by one load tap
from the bell Of the COLUMBIA street
engine house. us is tlreF was the
startled query. Bot no, 1t did NOT
sound Iiks an alarm. fen seconds
passed. Again the bell sounded rs
single meuGnful sap. What was ~
Anothsr ten seconds. Another tap
fnsn is was plEiR enough; the bell was
tolling. Some people began 70 dress
themselves hastily. Those IN sIRnt oi
the engine house Razed from their VIII
dows At the osifTy from which the
moarnfal sounds pfooeeded. A dag sp-
peaTed a. ths base of the flagstaff AND
segan 10 ascend. II stopped NJ haii
mast and hung limp IN the still AR
fhsn all knew shas General Grant sai
dead. oOon hAgs began to appear OF
other buIIainRs, ana when the Rresi
Ill had sounded the sixty three tsp'
marking the years of the Generars life
on every SIDE ooald be seen toe Nationa
emblem fioAsing monsniuily at hal
| MAST.
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. 5. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one-half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots /
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one Of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upoh' them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9xl28 feet, sl75.
Lot 8, block 81, Kids addi-
ton, 1926
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the C,mstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot or the
entire ffty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks Of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road ., the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry. fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil $4,000.
Win sell either of the two last
In tracts to suit. at prices 70 be
agreed upon.
An undivided One-eighth in
terest in and to the north half,
and the north half of the south
east quarter Of section 36, town
ship - north, range 5 east, for
s17, 500.
The above is one of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains oYer
sin millions of tons Of good coal
and is wen worthy Of invest ga
ton BY Any one desiring to in
vest.
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eersclL PnocgEslsGs.
sE1TrLz. July 3d.

sxkTTLz. July I'D.
Council met 10 regular session. Pres
eul--iiis Honor the Mayor, John Leery,
and Ooupailmen L.atin1cr, Frye, fesier,
SaydeE, Harrington, kinehArt and Ora
ban.
.rne petition Of Bailey Gatzert. for a
GA, laInp on second ald Pine streets.
was granted.
iasnTy L. YesIeF. Councilman from
ih1 second Ward, rendered his resigns
tian. Councilman Snyder placed tr
nomination j. j. Post 60 hn the va
eaiioy. j. y. Post vas declared duly
eiscse,i.
WILLS PAID.
II. II. i h0nason. ............-... 900 "
PosT lNTKI.LIaKsuKR. ........... 70 10
line application Of Charles Il. o'HAra
for retail liqao license was granted
Ordnanoe 10 pay audited psils was
pasis9d.
". u. Lstimer. Cooneilman from the
Third Ward, tsAdered b . rvsIgnatson,
wnien was accepted. C0nnsiiman Frye
ao,ninalsd 4. W. Lake 70 MAJ Ine Va.
caIlc,, and Mr.. Lake was duly elected.
IiusIEnations Of C01nelin4en Walter
0r.lnAll, Alfred Sny der and W. ".
ka.e0lFt were Reserved and laid on tho
tanis.
Council adioufned.
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Ma h pastlcie a cslounsi &c any
ether esilslstioas sahstanes enters into
the osalspmtitna % AyeFs OA1hartio
Pills. ia tie nnutraEy. they prove %
sFesAl service 10 thess sho have ussd
eAie,nel and otees mineral petanns ~
naed eink<, and fecl tnelF iRlaFieus ef-
feeias In snsh esaes AyNx's Pills are
tnxAlaalhae.
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EEecuFHuaAEx kNFKxrhEsMnxT.- Next
TUexAsy mscntnx Miss A. &. isaase4 e4
Portland. w1ll gtss eaialee elccFliton.
afy tnhgt sismsnt n III iloeaFsesskoad
Charen. Mss laisH y teo vell kpewn
60 nnea asny comment, hang Recognised
&c one at lie isAsasng sleeutioatsAs 81
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Literary and Social Glahs and - aan-
Uisaae wtll enassuor ~ SAKE thts ens
Of the mosi pseessat ptuErans 81 tessF
entire ssrsnA,
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CHILD CAN RUN IT.

FT,nE NEW No. wHEKLER q WI,
J. 800 sewing Machine the b q and
ehsaSest n the worial Z now for sale AZ
PfkA with fan and conp e set o. a..
tachnsensA apsn which . parsan ~ any
eg0 eEzt exscafe the naes1 and mo pleas-
ne k I'd q WORK paz<ahla Every PEARSON
parvhsEing maehise will Be thsr0 sshly
Instructed IN regard - us use and the
IN z sod repair Ter nve yearA All parnnns
aae ,sar9fslly tAvateA % cali and tn-per4
cur machines
uHde ; from the coantFy ARE solicited
and viii recalve careful and prompt az
fenfinz. y. w. HANSON.
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o thu taste, more acceptable 10 the
stomach. and more truly beneficial in
its llcfion. the famous California liquid
trhit rsinedy. syrup Of fiRs. is RAPIDLY
sEpsrsskiins all others. Try 70. Sample
bottles frse and large bottles for sale By
A. u. STEWART.
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A JAPANESE BaAcELET, SET IN
"A silver. mother 0 pearl With silver
depsnl On James street and the strive
rcsideaee on Pine strsef. The fndar
viii confe- favor b leaving the sine
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SEtIEsa 0rr ar cuz1.- The entire
sasciI at wasshass aiA@snd& jsWeiFy,
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soet. ALzsaR HkNsEx, walcAuaaAss and
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Slans's ,sals CA.pp Tsa. shisA sss iH-
treducsa IN AHA EalArkss iivs yeArs sRsh
has met NisN pisasaneaaal sseaais NJ
ahs large caamunlltion. betA In this cay
end the ssFfeaHstsnR eslsetFy, Ahea-
lais purity and ss1ts ens qaAiisJ hNus
seppnglished tbs rtsail
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Mr. Jsakann xeat up % he Riaak
nl&utsna esNsi msaea on NondAy 10 DO
. liiale apxk. He gallery wsll ~ cioesa
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CIiAIltxsoR AocKFEKn. "A picked nins
II hsss eaiis.ts 20 toxethsF sestsrdas
and organised under tke nans Of the
''OsiessHs~s" 10 play The NevuAstlesr
On Snaday neKt