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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07
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4 T1 - The fast SternwhesleI
JOSEPHINE.
DR Eowapn 60 oa

ID. K HOWARD, Sole Owner.
VII, from date, car the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. making semi
weekly trips TO Seattle Leaving Sea
beck every Monday and Friday morning
VIII touch AZ Port 0anbl4 for passengers
or freight arriving at s attic in the
afternoon returning viii leave Yesier's
wharf az - O'Clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail al
Port Gamble for 5 abeck and Union City.
The steamer Josephine viii leave SEES
oscS for Port Gamble every day except
saturday, 70 L ke Passengers and freight
and receive orders for aAy point on Hoods
Canal. ieN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07

RAILROAD LABoRnRs AT YAIx A dis
patch from Yale. b. @. to the Victoria
Cstesist brings this information 3" The
tram this morning from the east
brought 100 whites and ls0o Chinese,
discharged from the npper contract
September Sosh. A, noon twenty cars
81 Chinese left for Port Han mond,
where they wili 80 into winter quarters.
The railway coAtraeiof began paying
on the whites this aft<rnoon. Ice
scene about town baeeAss descsi psier
Saloons and STREETS are fuii Of tntoxi.
Gated scn- Residents Of the tevn are
Obliged 10 bar the doors Of their dwell
inRs In order 70 keep the howlias
thronx from foFelag an entrance. Suce
sxsiteneas has not been seen sinee
i-eo The saicoDs ars reapinS q rich
harvest"
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4 Child Can RUN IT.

TNHE NEW No WHEELER & WILL
i son Sewing Machine tths best and
cheapest in the world is now for sale at
the branch ONCE, on Front street, near
Pike, with full and compete set OF a.
tachments. upon which q person OF any
age can execute the finest and mo 4 pleas
ing kind Of work possible Every person
purchasing Q machine will be thoroughly
instructed in regard 70 its use and the
use OF the attachments. ami will also re-
ceive guar .ntee for keeping the machine
in good repair for Ave years. All perSons
are cordially invited to call and inspect
our machines-
Orders from the country are solicited
and viii receive careful and prompt at
tention- y. W. HANSON,
1!l5 Agent. Seattle, W. T.
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Rheumatism,

CT Nsu-algla. few bottles Of Ayers Szr-
szparilla viii reiisye and cure you. Ahes
Kendall, SIS fremont 81, Boston. Mass.
writes: Il have been troubled with Neu-
r1lgia. pain IN the side. and weakness. and
have found greater relief from Ayers
>srsap>riIla than from sny other remeiv.-
J. c. Tolman, S55 Merrimack 81. Lowell.
Mass. writes: " In 70 other remedy have
ever found such : happy relief from
Rheumatism Is IN
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STEAMER TRAVEL. Ell.
For Pors 0Yhard and Wa,hisstOn

= "a STEAMER HELM. WI.
Master. leaves Hsr5ing.
ten s. Smith wharf Seattle eyery Monday
Wednesday and Friday. al go g. m for
Mitchelfs Point. head o. Port Orchard !;
also. 10 head of Port Washington. Re
turning leave head OF Port Washington
at g. m, head o. Pot Orchard at le:3a
a m, Nit hells Point a. II a. m arriving
AZ Seattle about 80 p. N every Tuesday,
Thursday and SATURDAY. auS7dv
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confgT o. sek
Yorfa
Al. on Fourth t.ee1N A1sg oclew
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F0reWarned

q Danger by The eo2di1io1 of yogr b,oot,
IS shown in pi1p4es, b5o:cAes- balls. 81
dlscosorz-iocs Of the skin: O. b. feeling
q l.nguo-. i.slocsd, perhaps, by iascliy ~
q the stomach. liver. and Kidneys. yoa
should lake Ayers SzrsSpsriIl4- II VIII
renew and iayiE0rzte yogr biOod. AM
esase the vial o--zns 10 properly perform
ihe< functions. II you suSer from
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A RELIABLE ARTICLE.

For enterprise pub and desire To g,t
such gOod- - VII. give the trade saiisfse-
ton, 4. 3 STEWART. the Druggi,; leads all
competition. He sells Or. Bosanko's Cough
and Lang syrup because il i, the test medi
enc on the market for Coughs, Colds, Group
ami Primary Consumption. Price. 50 cents
and 81 Samples free
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07
AUCTION! AUCTION!

PEING AN OLD AUCTIOSEER OF
L. twelve years experience. and thor
eashly understanding. he business. l Of
that line 1 win give my entire attention
70 business entrusted 10 me. I will ali
real estate and personal property At n.
snortosf notice. In the city Of seattle and
county Of King. r CHEADLs.
eel SEATTLE pfaf. fflr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07
FoR.rnE UPPER skAcIT.

Stn.r Glide c. W. Cove. Master
r EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at stan
wood, Utsalady, Moss Landing, SkAgit
City, Mount Vernon Starting and all in
termediate points above. For freight On
passage apply on board or TO GEORGE
fDSTkR on the wharf apl
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Notice to Creditors.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
ne,d. deceased. are reqa>steS 70 irsarr,
the undersigned. By mail or othe- wis. m
or nefore Dcc- L lssa ct seaftie w. n In
order thai said claimants and myself n, sx
coafsr . g proceedlnss for The sctiie.
Detsa Sept !, laa
sseavin o. D. BUrTEkFIELD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07

ID. Crseea. the axstsiar, vas At Yicse-
RIA Hast wcek. he addressed q meeting
OF 20 WORKING men on Saturday, IS Of
whom we're Induced 10 sin the knissts
u Labor. On Aondzy svsniaS another
meeting vas hsii. n veieA further
proS ra2s vas mAcs.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

Tar PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
eaasf1ng eetween the unaer<axueA
EAssef he arrn rame q Caikins & Resi-
asa - tAis d2s dissolved BY mutual rssn.
sens- aae the lnfercss as Je~ II, he sassh
,asF~.a nss been sod 10 W ilfreA Calkins-
Jos 7. Reddish rrrirrs fs,or, 49, Ar,
Al dsets due s<if erm are 10 b. pziA q
Nnfr~t Cxlsias kn1 Wlifred c..Slns -.
s1zscs al liabilities against said arm
WtLFNkD CAf.EfNS
J. Y. REDDISH.
Seattle. W r.. Sspt. -. lSsA Ms
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR. GIBRON's


pispenAyy No. 6ss
ke&roy street, SN
xra1ciscs. E<txb
hshec In iS4. for
the treatment o.
Ssxusl and seGzina
Diseases. such -
6oSokkH0A.9AH
erHcTcM, STPnu-
eLE In all lis forms
! SEMINAL wEAKxExs
Eand IMP orEscY
sLoss Of manhood
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ON TAI g. CO.,
MILL STREET. aEArte

EWEgts SGAIIIE,
NKRAL DEALgRs IN TEA
~ Rice. CigarA silks. Ladies' and Gen
Eemens CnderweA and Japanese and
Cnaneso 6eoda I'll - tho lowest prices.
wiz contract 70 furnish Chinese labor.
CHIN BUG XXX
Businese Maaa1er
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Drop 10 at HAsBRouCK 4 TKRRI's and
sample their new ssd elegant perfnm~yy.
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TO ALIVE MAN.

A GOOD BUSINESS CAN BE HAD.
n already In working order. with large
profits ean purchase this chance for 500,
can make $50 month reasons for sell
ing. Apply 10 @. ". CRANE kmploy
ment Bureau Sc
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NOTICD

lux SPECIAL TAN ROLL OF
- Scnoos Dsssr.ct No I, King county.
are due thereon. and the said tAxra IN nat
paid within sky days from and after the
nfst day OF publication Of this nosis e
shall ee declared delinquent and .hzu b,
recovered In the same manner and with
tse same costs - other delinquent taxes
O. said county Of kirs. washlngten Ter
risnry,
Published first the sth aay Of seps.u,.
boz. lsSA A. W. YOtrNs
Clerk Of School Districs No. 1.
King county. ". I.
tfnce> room !. ap stairs in ross bald,
-. set
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STMR W. F. MUNR0E

W. 2. MUNRoK Ma.,er

VII teAve Seat le on Tuesdaya n :
N Tor Co1pevilieL Utsalady. Laconpex
Itdalgo, sarnish ard Whatron isaxs
ss,tus On trtdaYA ~ q m, for Coups-
We ttn1Aoy. LAcoansr. Ffdaig~. a1D-
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knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. silS
NJ K OF l.. meets every "Wednesday. At
$50 p. m. In Masonic Hall Visiting
brethren in good sanding are cordially
invited to attend.
n. MCMILLAN N. ".
WALTKR WALKER r. = mil
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Dir. c. l. MILLER, SIR
neS Cherry street, Saiilt. v 7.
p. O. box "A.
Special, Private and Chrenlt
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminal Weakaes and all nes.
vo1s disorders can seA bv exee<se,.
positively cured, ON the Install.
asnt plan.
send for printed questions.
DR. c. L. MILLERsS remarka
bic success I'm the curing Of al
Chronic Disease L. well known
His success In due to his 3s year.
experience and obseFvasions IN
his practice.
a. No more patients taken on
"Our Boys Farm" until the sth
day of March. when ak new cot.
saxes VIII be foished. However.
Z can accommodate one more pa.
sfenf tnaiel with . nicely furni.h-
ed room and all home comforts, al
my residence. los Cherry street.
cree of charge.
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NOTICE.

I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
!, Informing ny friends and patroes that
ness fesDeriy conducted hy CsIkin- 4
n<odinh and viii consinne a. the "a
sta1d- iiel; corner Front and spring srs.
VII oe ptessfd to serve my custoners
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the v. s. Mail.
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY

Wnlleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
ports. every Monday and Thursday, re
turning Tuesdays and FridsyA
For freight and passage apply AZ Com
panys Office, on Yeslers wharf, or On board
the boats at the same wharf.
mrSl-H GEO, g JACOBS. Sec'y,
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1. o. C.. T.

SEATTLE LODGE No. & l. O. CT.
- meets every Monday night In Odd
Fellows Hall tReinig'sl Front stree,
Visiting members In good standing cor
daily invited LAURA Z. HALL
J. W. BIxBY. R 8. W.CT.
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STEAMER & RAMRoADTRAvEL
THE PEOPLES BOAT.
.l l, ia ' ANDERSON

VIII leave Yesier's wharf. Seattle. on
Tuesday, Thursday AID saturday Of each
week al o'clock. .. m , for Port Town
send and Victoria
Freight al reduced rates
Apply on board or to agent on wharf.
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Ayers Sar saparilla

ssparila7 1t insuls ea.d.nn
onod AMI
Being highly The
economical blood 1 FNAe'' LIE Oes' :
Prepared Dr. J C AyrkC
TOT sale oy all druggists Price 81; six bottles for g.
For sale wholesale STEWART Front street ssu.
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MAXWELL Miller Milton, Mitchell, Mcclellan McKinnon N..,
Orman Parsons, Petty, Robertson. Stone, Swearnre @
Thompson-a2
So the amend nent was agreed to-
On motion OF Mr. Mann Mr.. Eugene Hawkins page w,s
cused account of sickness.
Mr. Walker moved To reconsider the vote just taken
Mr. Walker Withdrew the motion to reconsider and No.
notice that he would. to morrow move RECONSIDER I've
vote
Mr. Malone moved that the section amended be- .d
and moved the previous question eu'
The question was Shall the main question tc now - &c.
The yeas and nays called for.
The vote
Yeas -Messrs Bennett, Bethel Bount Broome cam,,.n
Carter Clarke of Jefferson, Clark of Jackson Coker T
Davidson. Davis. Duncan, Earle. Edge Foyar,y Conn
GIis. Hausman. Henderson. Herndon. Hicks Hooker Ill
HUMPHREYS Hunter Johnston. Jones' Lesley Love Lut,
Malone Marshall Maxwell Milton MOI gan McCp n =, ''n
Orman. Parkl., Parsons, Paterson Peot Rande Of Wd
Richard Scott. Seer, Stone Swearingen Taylo T.d
Turnbull, WaaIsworth Weeks Welman Wilson of Cav VIII
of Polk and Manatee and Wylly-5s.
Nays-Messrs Baker, Bell or Brevard and Dade Bl,ekh
Bush, Carr, Chaen Chandler Conover Fowler fiibi c'
Lewis. Mann Miller. Mitchell, McKnnon Nee Parker Perm
Randall of Duval, Randolph, Robertson Rove, Sbrsss
Thompson, Toert Walker, Jr.. Walter onae and Zn
perer-3I
So the previous question ordered.
The question then upon the adoption of section As
amended
The yeas and mays were called for
The ::
Yeas-Mr President, Messrs. Baker Bennett Btha
Bount, Broome, Carter, Carson Clarke of jefferson Ca
Jackson, Coke Cook Davidson, Davis, Duncan Fos.rtv
Genovar, GILES, llausman, Henderson, Herndou Iok,
Hope Humphries. ives Johnston, Jones Love- Lutterob
Malone, Marshall, Maxwell, Milton, Morgan, Mcclellan
Odom, Orman, Parkhl. Parsons. Paterson. Peo Haneei
Of Madison Randolph Richard, Scott Speer Stone Swearp
gen, Taylor Teider Turnbull. Wadsworh, Week, VIII
man, Wilson Of Clay, Wyly and Yonge-57.
Nays -MesstB Bell Of Brevard and Dade Blackburn
Bush, Campbell Carr Challen Chandler Conover Earle
Edge, Fowle Gibbs, Goodbread, (ioss. Greeley Green
Hargret. Hatch. Hicks Hunter Landrum, l.tslev Lewis
Mann Mitchell, McknnOn, Nee Parker Petty Randall If
Duval, Robertson Rowe, Sheats. Thompson, Toler
Walker, Jr, Walter, Wilson of Polk and Manaee and
Zpperer-38.
So the section adopted
On motion, the Convention ad jourIed until o'clock
p NJ to-day
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the appointment, ne wrute resi-
dent to remind him that he was con-
naotAd with the Nail and E,sprssa whinh
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The Fort Meade Pioneer is the title
Of new paper published at the flourish
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-23

red to those acquainted with him or his
record to attach responsibility to him for
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deprecated the appearance oil such q resolution
in the Convention. and said II never should have
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President Pasco in the chair
quorum present.
Mr. Bell, of Hamilton, was granted leav of
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The South looks up smiling SUNNY
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tss-,1 ~ $500
J. T. 4 aeGR. CilaiTman.
riders 1fahe day.
EnmmsffHe ON E.nrnllnlrni
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whereupon, the following resolutions wsra unszimaiy
adopted by the Convention
Resolved That the President and this meeting
instructed reduce its sentiments writing shape OF
memorial setting forth the views of the meeting and earnestly
protesting against the ENGRAVING of provision in the
Constitution preerring the adoption of fundamental
law in lieu of the present unjust and radical one.
Resolved That should the Convention ignore this protest
that the meeting here assembled pledges itself to all its
influence its defeat.
Resolved That copy of this protest and resolutions De
forwarded by the Secretary Of this meeting member OF
the Convention known be sympathy with the sentiments
this meeting for the consideration OF the
Convention.
T. j Morr President.
b. T. ALLEN, Secretary
The committees being called the following reports
submitted:
Mr. Carter of the Committee Education made the fol
lowing report:
CONVENTION HALL, TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July %, 1885
Hon. SAMUEL PAsOo,
President of the Convention
SIR our Committee Education to whom was referred
Resolutions by Messrs Sanchez Marshall, Bush, WHY
Sheats Walker Jr Manu. endley Landrum and wilson, oil
Polk report back with the recommendation thai
laid upon the table and that sections IA and 10 hereby
reported by the committee be adopted.
Very respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Gov. Hoadly deserves credit, if quoted cor
rectly, for frank speech on q ticklish subject
for, according 70 the New York Herald, be came
out boldly yesterday in line with Presiden,
Cleveland's silver policy as expressed in his
famous letter of last winter. 1t would scarcely
b expected that q candidate for democratic
honors In Ohio would take such positive ground
on this question, and that Gov. Hoadly has fel,
Justified In doing so Is a proof OF the declining
strength OF the silver delusion-even in one OF
It's traditional strongholds, the state of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

The sad accident on the river last night
teaches lesson of caution to all who use the
nan pleasure boats that skim to and fro like
Insects on the surface of the stream Boating
Is delightful. and need not be dangerous pas
time, but ii does not do TO trife with the risks
mat go with every description of aquatic sport.
man Is not an amphibious animal, and he
should not trust too far his art to protect him
In his play with q foreign and treacherous
element
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Minister Foster, although he has not had
much luck In treaty making during his recent
visit TO Madrid. has brought about an under
standing. 1t is said, between Spain and this
country on the long troublesome question of the
Spanish-American claims. II so, his mission
has been OF service, whatever happens to the
Commercial treaty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

The cholera has at length passed the italian
frontier, several cases having appeared In the
province of Genoa. The season has advanced
% far, however. that hope may be entertained
mat the country will not witness repetition
On the sad scenes of last year. In Spain the
epidemic still RACES with great viruIence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Is there new star IN the sky9 This is a
question that is interesting those who DO not
eonfne their minds to the affairs of this tiny
globe alone. A star-like nucleus it is said, has
suddenly appeared in the great nebuIa OF An
dromeda II Is described as central in the
neoula, OF about the eighth magnitude and per-
1ectiy stellar In appearance. 1t remains to be
seen whether this Is in fact q new celestial
birth or merely a passing phenomenon of the
skiea
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SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER
sCHooI-BARGAINs AT BAUNa
School viii be open In few days, and Parents and
Guardians desirous Of furnishing their children or
charges with . school outfit will find desirable and
useful Bargains Our Mammoth Establishment,
where everybody can make their purchases conscen-
tiousy without fear Of being overcharged as We Guar
antee Our Prices Lower than the Lowest
INTERESTING READING:
so Doe Perca,e shirtwaists, elegant designs; sell
everywhere for 81. our prize s5c-
20 Dos Boy. Flannel shirtwaistsi in all colorxnever
IS Doe Misses and Boys Ribbed Hose in an col
ors and all sizes,
OUR PRICE Csc. A PAIR
L.. Of Misses suits. al, desirable and seaaonahle
YOUR OWN PucE.
OTHER BARGAINS
but simply Rare Bargain; sold always a &25 each.
OUR PRICE $50 EACH.
sefa Z sa lev
OUR PRICE $50 EACH
CHEERING NEWS FOR THE LADIES'
ANGoRA LACEs.
There Is where we take lead. Why. Simply this
We have importers of stock Of Angora Laces,
giving Us the advantage Of having the lowest prices
md the most prominent sha les In all widths and
trades Ladies DESTROYS of the same are invited to m
'pect them so that they will be posted where to get
the correct assortment
BAUMS FALL DRY GOODS NEGOTIATIONS.
New Styles daily arriving.
An enti Re and well selected stock Of Dry Goods
iemanas hasrrs 81. suited to equal the
All the desirable shades in BUCLE CLOTH.
Alt the desirable shades IN STRIPED AND PLAID
ASTRACAN BISON CLOTH.
All the latest novelties in Camels Hair and Home
spun MIXED SUIrINGS
TRrCoTs in all widths and all colors at almost any
splendid 4x4 TRICOT at SOC. In all colors.
We show an unlimited assortment Of 25c SUIT1NG
wool Suitings at Z5c.
Ga Flannel sui,lngs in all colors at 75c.
Special attention is called to our Csc. FLANNEL
We guarantees Ii to be the best value In the city.
Call see our stock and be convinced that this is
no idle talk.
friday.
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The Montgomery county agricultural fair
opens to-day at Rockville with fine weather. q
most attractive exhibit and every prospect of
SURPRISING the success Of last years meeting
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

O0R RENT-NTCE BRICK HOueE: SIX RooTs
t and bathroom; latrooe ana modern Improve
nant.r onapcresad cellar: rent, 10 Q month lSO2
Csroiine e NV. between and stA Key e 1901,
opposite. LIE
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FOR SALE

Il .
Several 6ne lots Qnclud'ng two corners) on 7th st
NV, cor OF Boundary street, will be sold cheap and
on easy terms OF payment
THOS ]. FISHER & co.
Meridian Hill and Columbia Heights q number of
lots at Investment prices.
aulS-xw THOS. ]. FISHER d CO.
nor sALE-TWO LOTS. IN A HEALTHY LO-
II cality on 81, between 18TH and 18th sta o. W
INQUIRE al 12lO St n. W. anlSlm"