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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

rs THE PROBATE COURT or ISLAND
county. W. t
In the matter Of the est4ss Of VIM. Kay,on,
deceased.
Notice is ae-eby givcn that Peter DJorup,
a1ni7istl ztor Of the estate OF william Kay
ton. deceased. having a ed in this Csurt his
petition prAyi.g thai tie rel 'ue Of the state
Of said William Kayeon. deceased. be dis
tributed In the proport Ms a.d 20 the parties
emitted.
said Court for Thursday, the IL b dav OF June,
A. D. 1855. Of he Nay term Of 1855. 1t The
ceart room ID reof, Ut the Court II use, In
Ccupevilie. cousty Of Islaad. and Tsrritsry
Of Nashinston and all persons fnserea Cd In
said estate are natintd then end there 10 40
nesr and h ~ cause, n any they have why
the said petition sh0aid nos be granted.
A p. BIO tkks.
Probate yudge and ex ofheio Clerk.
Dated Nay Is 1855. my2l Sx
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Notice TO Creditors.

Tn TEE PROBATE COUNT OF ISLAND
i e0unEy, Washi1gt . Territory.
In the nA&ttef Of 1Aa estate 81 David ReE.
rsxtsf. deees-ed-
Notses h hersbs given % the creditors OF
an1 al psrs0Ds having ciAizms AGAINST the %
tzfs Of sid David yU<rssfsr. .sceseed. % pre-.
ssnt fhems WITH - neessxax3 yoncherr. % ihe
unassf tened. administrator 81 the essa . u
s<id essssssed, "a his plses o bzzlsrss fDsit.
oo1psyiile. fslsnd cgassy, W.T. witAin ona
ysar fAs hrs pnhaiesfinsi q tkfs noffse.
~ He fsrxser berret.
DHt&d Nxy ~ zss8
HAEfEn CRocKETT.
AdzialEsrxssr q fAe sssafs 81 pxsld Farrss.
~ dsessssa. nylEfw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
Establishment of Howard
Street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ TIE owners of the land within the as
sessment district created by Ordinance
No. $50. entitled IAN Ordinance e-tab-
fishing q public street to be called How
ard street, and to provide for the condt m
nation Of real estate necessary therefor.
to appoint one assessor for the purposes
set forth in said Ordinance NO. CSC, and
file said appointment 10 writing. with the
undersigned. on or before June 8 1886, at
4 o'clock .. M Il. 8. OSBORNE.
Clerk of the city OF Seattle.
First publicati CT this notice. May g,
1875. ties
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
30 Lin Street Extension.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the owners OF the land approp lated
by Ordinance No. ESQ. entitled " An Ordi-
nance for the extension Of Roilin street.
and TO proylds for the condemnation OF
:, al estate necessary the efor. to sppoint
one ass. ssor for The purposes set forth in
said OIdsnar &c No 60. aId file said sp-
pointmt Mt In writing. with the under
signed, on or before June 2. I IS. at 4
o'clock D. m. Il 8. OSBORNE,
Cle'k Of the city Of Seattle.
First publication OF this notice. May %
1905 tIaA
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ssCELLAsnDus
Elaine Street Extension.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the owners Of tee land aPproP-iated
by ORD nance NO. SIS, entiils q = An urdi-
nance for the extension OF kiAine street
and 10 provide for thu condemnation OF
real esta necessary therefor. TO sppoanI
ons assessor for the purposes SET firth IN
said Ordinance No. 8. and die said sp-
poinrment in writiaE " n the undersign-
ed. on or be. ore June s. lNS8 At . o'clock
n. m l.. 8. uSB' )RNE
Clerk Of the city OF Seattle.
First publication Of this notice. MAJ =.
lssi S7ue2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02

The sick and Affilctsd should not fall % All q
him The Doctor has visited he hospia8 \
Europe sDd obtained Q great deal Of vsIp.hi,
TO those In necd Of his services. DR. aln8O1
will msks 20 charge unless be eiiscts . ssA
Perso cured at b, me Call or wriiR. al
communications rlesly CONFIDENTIAL. ssaf
ten dollars fc- q package OF medicine. AZ.
dress DR.. J. r. GIBBoN, Box lsss. asn I'm.
cisco, Cal Mention Po-r-iNrKLIIoxsukA.
auifflM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
Establishment of Howard
Street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the owners OF the land appropriated
by Ordinance No. 659. entitled An Ordi-
nance establs shina q public street TO be
called Howard street. and to provide fur
the condemnation OF real estate necessary
therefor" TO appoint one assessor for the
purposes set forth in said Ordinance No.
659 and Ole said appointment in writing.
with the undersigned, on or before June
s, 1886, at o'clock p. m.
E 8 OSBORNE,
Clerk of the city Of Seattle.
First publication Of this netice. MAJ =
1875 tea
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NOTICE.
uxIrEp srArEs LASp orrIcE

UNITED STATES LAND OTFfcE
OLYMPIA. W. T., Marrh 81, ls<6
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN kATERHD
" at this once o. CICERO =. HAR1l7e
sEsinst DENNIS NERNEY, fur ahsnd,nlne
his homestead entry No. slp&, dated Mar a.
lseS upon the W i Of 81 \ SD - \ 81 ~
y. o. ssrtton n. and lot 8, section % soelMhip
- north. range . esea, In King ccant{. WssA.
ington Territory. With yisv 70 tAs en-.
eeilsiscn OF said entry. the said pzrtIss -
harcoy summoned 10 appear q this oi1tss %
Tuesday, the 1sth day o. MAJ, l&A q
so'clock y. m. 20 respond and farnish taas''
naony Concerning SAID alleged absnd0ninelsl
and q appearing 10 or satisfaction that ps<
eonal service hereof cannot Be had. ssrvise q
thts notice viii be made By publiestien, pesf.
ing and mailing. according 10 rules II ~
"a Of practice In United States Dlstriei L4nd
Ofscef.
goHN y. oowgy. Rssissr.
sp9myls Jas. n HAYDEN, Rseeivr.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
o. 9. LAsD 0yysoE A. oIsxrrA. VT.

Q. q LAND 0yslcE AZ OLsnfzA, W.T.
Mag IS. 1855.
~Nottce h hsreby gwen tnas cHklsTiAH
2. NELSON has 6isd notses % int<ution &c
make anal proof before ths ynasRe. Or In his
absence the CLERK Of The Dist ics 0lurt. a. ID.
e.Aes, n Seattle. v. p. o. hoD6sy, the lss b
day o. saly. A. D. ise6. On hoEaealssd april
csiisn No 2s5s, for the lot 1, Of sscti . 8.
sosnsstp g nsgtA. rsness est; ADD lots 9.
'. 8 Fad 80 h % ~ L Of sctian 81. tow
ehlp - uorth. RANGE Seat
Ne nsHnes - uitnsr - Harry D. Frsaeh,
Samuel 6Fcese. Joha W. DeMett ana Nials &
Anderson. all of Honshsca. W. 4.
gOHxF 0OWEY,
my&S1y9 Hezist~r o. tie Land ofaea
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NOTICE OF SALE.

E,svArK or DAVID FoRREsTKR.
IL denesslaa
Ses.es. / aeEe.u kssee thai thA nHseaF-
fV aia TIE fellal0iEse pafsenAi prepersY
helanel8a - eatd as8ttak teUts An Ea-
atxiA 4 enathztf tkNeFexf ia q c4fnn umt3k
cssz.sslnz ~ II hr1A WoEk esttkA carp
tnntA <alalssA e-sektil< E1rnss1A efas Ia
t1MctRE paiHAsxss ssiIl cal ap0n tAa "a
4srsix1s1 a. Cssfees1lle " T. 6or m
WAllTxR I R0lEkF9.
ATle u &&M.a1szPa<sF.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THR
~ nrnn ~ c aus q HsFmA WnelesAie
iifuof aelllers lately d1tnS hAsineHa ia
seattle, ii nnee. bros aocunut or other
" - sic itctAass1 tAAf s1leh tnSeofs aEe@
Has tails aAy saea sold ard aaSlEnea -
Walkers AsA a. Co. gf San frAneisra
and pAltAsHt mllst aie0e he made - the
elslEnsA-
WRITE q MtsNnAY
Aitasneye taF Waters Braa & ca
SnAttls. .Ap q ~ lsA asa lua
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Administratrixfs Notice 20
Creditors.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ sesiust ohsrlss 4. Rob-. noW dscs1sso,
late OF Seattle, kiDg county. W. T.. are he ..
~ rqaesssd and roqufFei 10 pr seat the
same, WITH proper xoachae, 70 the under.
signsd. v thin one year after The nrss puhIi.
cal On u thts ngfIce. At The rssi fence o. Pal
tsnlsoE. ksq, q Nam errsf, between Tens b
end kleseun, u The esty % eass le, King
county. Warrington TeFs,tory. tbst bst' also
The piacs u rsdeEce Of tn undes siEned, or
sneh claims - u b. fafus.r barred.
Admtnlstrslrix OF the e. ass 81 ChArlss
knbb. a. esssed
Dat q 4 u pablic4tson Msy -, isss. So
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MISCELLANEOUS
WATER FR0hT--RIPiR AN RIGHTS
On seattie Bay, the Minor addition.
north Of the Barrel Factory.

EOR MANUFACTURING AND RESI-.
u denes purpo e this property cannet
be- beat. Extensive improvements now
underway prospective railroad and saw
mill. coal ounkers and shipyArd, % q great
extent en- braces Minors addition. VIII CHI
viii certa My guarantee safe and iarg
returns on tbs amount invested. Also.
tracts adjoining Smiths Cove. P,iees
low. "a uss ssy. GEO. DURFFEL
Once NTH W. Finley Hall. stones build
ing. Front 81. p. o. box 4s9 myl6
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Q. q LAND oyEscx Al oLrsPEA. w.T.l
April 3, 1855.
- Eotlcs h hereby given that DAVID -
ThOMAs has nled natine Of iniautatn y
Elaks anal proof before the Resikier zni -
ceiyer. - their one, In Olympia.
On "Wednesday. thu 3DsA day o. MHys A. y
he 3 y OF ~ 4 o. section ia. townsHip 4
north, r4Elgs : eAss.
He names a. witnesses PhIlo Ruibatu.l
q. D. Rntheffnsd. VIM L. Gtaarns and . y
Moore. all q PALS City. W.T..
John 2. 00WKl,
apsmytA nsgiMtex of the Land 01eA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR, c. l. MILLER, SR.
iss Cherry sirssl, Ssallls. VT.
20 hsx ~
Special. Private and Chronic
SKIN Diseases Cured.

semRsnAs wsak aess aaa aii new-
vess dtssra "a caused ~ exeesses.
we@atissstS cured. en- the tnsssii.
saenn plan.
send Tor printed questions.
IN. G. 4. MILAgEtsS remarka.
BE- success IN the euFaag 90 ais
cArsn u Diseases u well knswa.
ats snecess ta due 80 hts - yeaFs
expsrtsaee ana ee.ervatiens IN
ets pKsetiee.
o. Ne neRe pstlenfs taken en-
soar sssyss RaFu" antfishe iksA
Aay 90 March vince Hfx new Get.
saxes W.ii se autshee. Rleweves,
. can Accommodate ams more pa.
tieas tsnates stsn . ateslY fasntsh-
"a reem aa& ali heme eemfeFta. "a
nay rs.aasaee. I0s Chervy ssrsss.
free 90 ehsFxe.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TKRRiToRY or wAeHfNGToN. coUN
u y Of King. ss.--in the Proezts court Of
said King County.
Nc. sis-in the matter af the estate Of
James X clzrke. aecesssd.
Order toshov cause sAy eis,sisuton shsald
not he made
On r 81 81 aud Cling the peti,isn q Harriet
z. Bsrnt0n- tie Admsnistrayix Of ths e.
tate Of James n. Ciske deceaseA. setting
fos "a that thu said eEkte 4 nov in . proper
co ditton . be clos q, and lhss poftion az
the tcsidae % the SAID e-tsta rsmslns 20 Re
hna'ly distribased amans the persons entitled;
II - nov ordered ~ the csnst here thss AL
psrsons Interested In The said estate Of he
said james Z. Clarke. dsc-as,d. he and appear
osiore the frobsie Cears Of King county, In
- aahingtos Tsrrfary, "a The eur rot m q the
aid cears. IN the eliy q ssstt's. In he aAia
Moaasy. ths aesh a.y Of Juae.
lsss,
Al slevsn o'elock . m. thea and thare 10
show Gauss 10 any thsx hassi uhy . dsrree
Of Justification s1oaia nos be MADE Of ne
reatt1e Of ssid estate amsng he psr3ons Ell.
lied sccor4hsg 70 izw.
Ana 4 h narthsr asdered that eupy Of thu
orasr % stos c1uss - pablt.Aed oncs eaen
vel Tor fous successive waeks bsfars the
sats - b Dig % Jane. iss3. Is The sRxr
TLH AtxxLf Posr-EsraLLlaKscRa . vs.kiy
e0aHfy.
Dose IN pa csars tAis lsfA ssy Il Hsy.
lssA W. ID. MOOD
Judge % TIE Psohxfe Court.
Ktvg county. a.
L VIVA d. Wood, Jatse ssd ex-olscto caerk
q he ProAst, c M Of said Einx EQUITY. 90
hsFeby afstif.f that ths iareeosng i a fnll.
:. - ssd IerrTsrt copy " 80 orisi 81 ordsr %
4AgW cAaNa. n nfEd By cur aid Prsh4se
cnsf Msy u, IS. h the nuatfef e ihs ssts. :
q SAnFs {. ehsrke. deceAsea
.----s. 10 - lmnny Ehsreof 4 have
sKAL beataBts 81 nag had saa aflxad
:.----.s the ssal 4 oHr aid Prohzss csurt
this ittA d&f ~ Nag, lssA
IN. .. WOOD.
Court u kinx eounty. 10 wsahisgsan fsrsl
tary. my1eld
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FoR rNw uPPRR skAorr.

asrrs Glide q. ~. Core, Master
r RAVES YKSIKRS WHARF on
Ia We3needAy and Saturday, rutuntns
TkursksY ard Monday, calling ~ HtAft
woQ{I UtsaiaAy, Mesm Landing. SkaEsa
Cify. Woana vafaisrz. Starring and ~ ~
sarl1ediezs pcfn1 sh<wes for freiEhs ~
Eoa3 kk a o. vsSsrf al
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PRESERVE JARS.

JUST RECETvED. A LARGE LOT OF
81 Masons JaFs- half a. ions, quarter
eallone and pinss aiso. Jelly Tnmblers.
WIN b cold a. bottom prices Cor cash.
W. A. MCPHERSON.
cash Grocer. Occidental square. Nm
street, seattle. W. T. @6
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

Oh. SAoH8zh
DispensAsy Ne. 4,
ksarpy stfesi. -
Franchise. K.isN
hshet In lxA ~
the tSsaiinsai 4
g xual and eanlaA
Diseases. sneA 4
0oSoHRz0A.dLEsf
. SrRIcrr1, Sfran-
| LIS Ia all 10 IN.
! sENIsAk AiEaur
and iMPorxxcg
! Loss Of nazku,s
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Dissolution of COpartnersh p
NOTICE.

A NNUAL MEETING - LOCATION
"A OF mice Seattle. W. T.. The annual
mee ting VI the ock holders of the en-
ton Coal Company will b. held at Their
office. No. q SacrAmentOtt ee,, san Fran
cisen. Califo5 mia. on Mond ~. June !. 1885
At II ocloS M; for tie purpo OF e cot
lng Board OF Directors to serve darins
tho ensuing ear. and the transsc' inn of
such olher business as may he b ought
before the meeting. By orfer OF the
PRESIDENT T. II. HENDERSON,,
myi2td SECRETARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
Jozs O. JkSIcKE, Cas-. 2. JAx1cKK.
Notary taablic. Surveyor
sNoaIAlmlE LASn AGkNgY.
INn. al IANIrKR 4 nm

viii lesrass settlers on the puhlic
lands Of the Uuited states
We have complete abstraet from tbs
records Of toe United STATES Land
Odsce of az tie laHas IN tie .Ssosnaissas
FalAy. - htsq CossIfs showing ste
names 81 settisrz. data and character Of
entry.
Win bay ana eel lands On commits
sisu.
Improved land and 1919 acres Of VAL
uAbie timber land fog sais.
Land ssekeFs wiil fad IL 10 their ad-
vantage 10 give Ne caai befors going to
ths Land O4ies az olympia. Address.
sps6 DIV I'm FALLS CITY. VT.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla 10 q highly con-
eentrated extract Of Sarsaparilia, sad
other blood purifying roots, combined
with Iodide of Potassium and Iron. It's
csatrol over scfofulous diseases il IN
equaled by any other medicine.
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MeadAy Merailng Boat %
VICTORIA.
STEAMER EVANGEI,

Wtfi kssxs Yemlefs !, halrf. seAstlA, a. a
r.. ersry HNadaY alorhkng TOR Vietarsa
va ns<s IewnksaA l tarace tFen vttA :
lsR lsavea41Ef A4lHult a. u =, "a. Ffst'
DAY fa< Victoria via The tslAafln ar@tv-
Inx a. vscssrtn ~ q IN. Ca SatNr&ky.
tezTn SipaoriA 81 ID B. n. SATURDAY., tor
PuFt TsNnsent end tksalsls. aaa Axrlys ~
Aeafs1A abonf D. ~.
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HRrnsss saFrsntsa - Dc and scar,
st Feauesd rates 10 b haf: q 4. prAncf
a Co.'S, Main street.. ap2x In
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Why WILL roo coneh vhen Sal
lnhis Care vii give immediate raIlsf ?
Pros 10 CO.. 50 css- and 81 Sold by A.
81 SsnHArf. 4
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PHE NUGGET,

DUBI-IsHKD IN THE HEART
I Of q rfch agriculp1 rsGzo4
b an excellent advertising meqF
um and buaincas men tkcald mete
usa Of It's columns. II hAe ne
largest rirrula ion q any peper
between Portland aud tApo4e
tOiyupIA not excepse1l and = ms
ofleiaI bIaK,er q LeWis COUNTY.
suhscrsption, e. q yeaxi sln&1e
eapy. S cenEA Advertising rs18
made knoHn upon Application.
Addrsws THk NU0akI.
eso ChehAiiR W =.
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE.

aJsrrvine tha United States MailRs
WILL LEAVE YES
,snssx~S a isrss Wharf, Seattle, for
fkA anns.omish City. VIA Mukii
8L8<@& too. AIowell and way land
$50 hIaA every Monday. We'd
nesaay and Friday morning. returning o.
sisrrnsta dsrA FOR freighe OF p9saAss
ap1lg On board, or 70 d. = DUklh o.
tks wharf Seattle. N. l. RO0khh
~ Master
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Lossss sexual DecAy. Msatsl ~ 49,
hsaknesss fAiiipE Memory. MA
seunted Devesopment Impsdfm~ns,. !. -
r.sZe, e.c-, IrOna excuses or youthfrl 49,
cured. FFssne
Younz, mIddle.seed and GA -,
Who neea medical o III And exn--s... - ~
suit the Old Europaan Physician a - ~
opinion costs nothing and nar - ~
miSesy add shame, When incn..NN
visit the etty fer treatzne ( ra@iiei.s. -.
sens everywhere By express fsea 49,.
ysfton. 10 is seli-evideut tAss ! 49,.
who gives his whole attention % a -. - - y
eases auains grea' skill. aud fA,,s.s...
hronSnous the country. knowing - -
qnesuy recommend dincnlt Gases q -, "
es' Specialist, BY whom every kns~s ~. -
remedy Is used. TIE Dactor'p "a - J. 80
ence makes his opinion Of sgprras 49,. -
tAncs. tApNs
send for the sknisarist Qua. 4, -,
sent free. Also, Self AnalySt,
Dr.. Liebig's woSD4AFuI GKaa.x -.
TOE permanently prevents an unnss,,-.1 -.
from the system, tones the nerves -.
ems the muscles, eheeSs the was,s i,,v,s =.
the whole system, and restores he 49, =
health and happiness.
III reason IS many cannot sss eu,.s :.
Seminal WeaknesS. less Of Mankosd - :
owing 10 complication called Prossas.,.a.'-
with HvPerae,hesiA, which rrQui,eT 49,.
trtssment DR.. Liebtg's Invieorsf,r { =.
only positive cure for prostatorrhsA. wa ~
sulisr special treatment, used q he Is,rs
Dispensary.
Price Of InvigorAsor. 81. Oase Of A. \.
tie, 80. sent 60 any address. e0s,res :.
eureiy nom observation To prove ia -
derfel power Of she Invigorator ! 10 49,.
Will be given or scot free
Powerful Electric Bslts free to pa,isai.
Consultation free aud private. can 4, a
dress ltEBtG DssPEysARF.
SO 0eAry street. San Franclaso. d
PftvAie entrance, fes Mason stfnse q,
blocks up Ssarv from keAFos. Nam Esbx,,.
through pispeBsary Drug Store mAissrS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THR
DR.. LIEBIG
PRIVATE nIsPESsAKS,
zoo Gesry street. san Fra
cisco. Gal.

oaHdnctSa by 2aalfaed Phy
stcians and Sargeons-Nralsr
graeuAtes.
TIE oLDESR EPEclAlnrs
II The United stA,ss. Who's
LFE LoSa ixPgSrKNc9, per.
feet meshed ahd pure meai.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-10-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

1t was a bitter disappointment to
Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson when one OF
the magazine reviewers of Ramona
spoke of it as a beautiful idyl.r Her
grief broke into the passionate cry Z:
"Not one word for my Indians | put
my heart and soul into that book for
them 1t is dead failure The dry
rot is in this nation
The Dover postmaster writes to
headquarters about the special delivery
and says in Is days % letters have
been delivered, commission 81. 81, at a
cost to himself of S12. He could not
find boys to deliver them for eight
cents each, so he promised them 50 a
week, and if the commission amounted
to more than that they should have it !;
if not as much he would make it up.
He thinks the delivery will not be sue
cessful in Dover, and he cannot afford
to pay the boys out of his own funds.
So he pertinently asks Please tell me
what | shall dOP
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-10-29
A LOST CHARACTERISTIC.

! At one time of day most children
used to be born shy. We have always
been Taught this as tradition of the
race, and, carrying our memories back
| half a century, we can bear cOrrObOra-
| tive testimony to the fact. We can re-
member feeling very shy ourselves,
even at the age of seven. We should
never have thought of speaking till we
were spoken to, or coming without be-
ing called, or of assaulting the central
plum cake, or of asking the lady on
whose knee we sat how old she was
and how much money she had. There
were many pauses in the conversation
when we went into society at that age,
and met other shy little people. The
Overtures of acquaintanceship between
children used to be very slow and tent
ative; we remember particularly ex-
changing sweets with a fOuT-year-
in blue sash, long before we dared
ask her what her name was, and long
before she cared tell us our hair was
rough. Children then required encOur-
aging and "bringing forward" But
now! The shy child has disappeared.
We have bOisterOus masters and
misses, and we have quiet, self-pOsses
sed ones some are very unruly, and
some comparatively tractable; but
none are shy. Some Pied Piper of
Hamelin has been round and played all
the shy ones away. Similarly, at
more advanced age, it used to be a Sc
riOus exhortatiOn to young men and
maidens to overcome shyness. 1t was
preached to them that bashfulness was
a bar to social intercourse and to men
tai improvements, and they were in
structed how to acquire an easy man
ner; but all these celebrations which
we find repeated constantly in old
manuels for the modelling of conduct
read like so much sarcasm now. YOu
may look round where you will among
youths, but that black swan, the shy
youth, has migrated for good. You
find plenty of pert youths and of self
sufficient youths; many aggressive
youths, and no end of patronizing
youths, even now and then Il self-pOs-
sessed youth who is nevertheless mod
est ; but the shy youth-never.- Lon
don Globe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-10-29
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Three persons were killed and five
injured in an accident on the northern
division of the Boston and Lowell rail-
road midway between East and West
AndOVer, \. H., mt > a. I'D. Sunday.
The Chicago express freight left Con-
cord with ''dOuble header" the engi-
neers being John p. Emerson and Dan
icl Scannell, and when they reached
West AndOVer to set off for the down
passenger train it was found that they
had broken apart. Emerson started in
search OF the missing cars and mean
while the passenger train came along.
The passenger train men were inform
ed that Emerson had gone after a part
of his train, but after stopping at An
dover Centre and leaving four passen-
gers, they started southwark. When
about three -eighths of IA mile below
AudOver Centre the trains collided, and
as each was going rapidly the recoil
was so great that the direction of each
locomotive was completely changed.
AS soon as possible the train men went
tO the rescue of the persons on the en-
gines. Both locomotives were demol-
ished and their engineers were missing.
After long search the men were
found in the debris dead, with a brake
man of the freight train who went back
with Emerson on his engine. The ex-
press messenger and baggage master
were imprisoned in the wreck, and
were cut out after being confined in a
perilous position more than an hour
The tender of the passenger locomotive