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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

NOTICE 70 HEREBT eTvES THAT N
~ pursaanos q an order Of M PrrhAss
Ccurt % King euanty, Nnshtnstob Territory.
made en- the lsa dHg 81 Decambsx, lisa. N shs
mstisF 81 the esfEis q J. v. cssas. o.
esaseA, tn undsFs snsd tbs ads. inassssins
81 The ssiss sstszs. viil sell ~ pabllc sneiiaa,
70 the hlshssf bid1er. tor essh. gold ella II
the Unfisd STATES ~ Am1Ftcas and subject 70
conarmssion ~ s.id Proo.ss coart. On
sasnrdny, she ssas day 81 February
A. . less
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PFnbkas C0mrl roatH. em James sttsst. hefwesn
Front ana sseondl IN N city "a sszfile. ~
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ths s.id i. v. G4szs - tie tlnse q bts aesiA
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ga q susnxxit, Mag e9nnty. Wzehtnates Ter
rfiery. and known an4 esscrie~a - sesisss
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Notice Of Final Proof.
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District OF the Territory
Of Washington, holding terms At 6eattle
in King couaty, for the counties Of King
and Kitsap.
Complaint aled in the County Of King.
In the office OF the Clerk OF said District
Court.
No. s273- Margaret ]. Mclaughlin,
plaintiff. ". Robert @. mclaughlin. de-
PENDANT
THE Cxrrxp sxATns or AHEnIcA sxxD GRExTIse,
Te hobart @, McGlaughlin. defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington. holding terms AZ the city Of
Seattle. in the county Of King. for the o0un-
the complaint fled therein within sixty
days iroE the date Of the first publication
OF this summons. OF Judgment By default
viii be taken against you. according to
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action IL brought to obtain
decree OF the above entitled Court dis
solving the bonds OF matrimony sxistinx
between plaintiff and defendant. and al
lowing plaintiff 70 assume her maiden
mama on the Erounds Of abandonment Of
plaintiff ~ defendant since March, ISL
and for ne1leet and refusal Of defendant
70 make suitabie0r any provision for plain
tifrs support since 90 a Ma ch. 1881.
Wines the Hon. Roger s. Greene. Judge
.-~, Of the said District Court. and
sEAI- The seal thereot, this I'D day
JAMES skAvEY. Clerk
By JAMES Ludlow, Deputy.
White q AundAy. attorneys for piaia-
Date Of arss publication. Jan. q. IssA.
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ca LAxD ossscs AZ oLrzzzA. G.r-i
Esh. :. tse3.
rW-Noklne - hersfy sisw@ kh.s JOIN
szAN hns a1sd na91es 81 tnzsutso1 -
n.As 1nal preef s<fsb fhs Cara e - Dis
trsrs Oozrt. q hls oeAce IN Asastls. ". T., %
Thnrs1Ay. ~ tsEh exy q March. A. =. 1855
q Pre- snpttan p. :. Ne. sssA - - I1is
7 "a -. e ssetisn =. tswMhip - nasth.
fknzs 9 e4zl
h n1u,sx e sta>Exsas Fred rs So. y 81
ertck lnsssea. Ffxnk q, Rk@gres sd syttestsT
soHx y. GOWN.
.s1rsz Rstssrs ~ - osAss
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. O. LAND oFyIcE Al oLnErLA. w.t.
Dec. -. lisa.
- Notice h hsreby given thss joan v.
AuSsOS hss nlsd Bssies Of tntsntto1 %
mako anal proof before william D. WOOD so.
tzry Pnblic, ~ bis oelse, In Seattle. ". r..
on TUESDAY. sha lsta dzy o. February, 4 D.
isss, On pre- emption d. =. 30 sssS, foT the
u i q 81 4 q seckicn II NV I % sw i,
aa4 sW 4 q Nv ! Of ssstioa u. tgSnseIp
- norsA, rAnssl wesa.
He names a. estnesses JnmeE Me0rexoxs
JOIN y. eowEY,
A.tf.s naz1zasr a he Lad Oetns
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a. Moof1omery, TaIlapsda snd Tus1a-
loOsa- Ala Al Colambcs, Duck Hill
and Macon. Miss. there has bsen q fall
Of nine inches, the heaviest snox storm
ever ksoEu at thoss places TIE a -
AZ NieksborR last ntRnt delays the rail-
road trains. and the fog ca tie river
checks ths movement Of boa1s- Sooz
also fell ct Shreveport, La
Startling Cabinet Rumor,
NV Yosx. FEB. l2-The Sea-, in a
double loaded Washington special, de-
elafes positively that Randall xas urqe5
during Lis recent visit u Cleveland %
accept the Se1reta-yship Of the Treas
ury, and declined, and nov Daniel
Manning will become Sseretary, nalsss
the present plan should be uaexpeSsedIy
changed before the 4th Of March.
TFytaE saIlfyaRss Same.
LDUTsyIILE fKy.1, FEB. l2.-Duncau
G. Ross. tue noted athlete End xresslsr,
attsf beinR defeated Ia q eoHtes: With
Graham got on q spree, snd this moTR-
ina, IN company With thres drunken
coGp4nions, vent into the Fifth Ave
nne Hotel office and began a disturb
ancs, breaking furniture and threaten
ing the lives Of the clerks and portsrs,
gho tried TO check them. Ross carried
s revolver IN his hand. After knocking
down the porter be ahot at the clerk,
who immediately drew a revolver Ross
thres down his pistol and began beg
Rin9 for mercy. The rioters we're then
Kicked oat. and Ross left for New York
before be o00ld be arrested.
0ae Milton Acres.
tie CoNpany has about eoEclnded neRo-
tiations for the purchase of ose million
acres Of hand from the Atlantic 4 Pa
eifio ksilway Company.
Dynamite EndSrsed
Tue Social-LaboF party held meet
ing In Coucor tia Hall tonight and
adopted resolutions favor
ing the dynamite policy for Irishmen.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Recepsisa 20 senator ssasfsra.

San FRksclsco, Feb. IA reception
vas rendered United States Senator
elect Leland Stanford this evening by
the kepablicsn League of California Al
tts rooms The most prominent Re-
publieaus in the STATE attended. nun.
berina about 1000. The meeting vas Of
q very informal nature. lts main Cd
iect vas 20 give the friends Of the new
" elected senator an opportunity Of
conQratalaiing hin On has newly ac-
quired honor, and also 10 enable those
vho vere not knovn 20 Ne. Stanford b
be presented TO him. Besides his po-
titioal sriends there we're many gentle
men presented who represent important
interests In the state.
Dead.
HAx FRArcIsco, Feb. la.-InformAtion
has been received 10 this city of The
death of A. vaavert DeMsan, late
French consai 10 this cits, GA the 0th
Of January az Aoutreaax. Switzerland.
anesiass Rirthaay.
sAx FRAscEsco, Feb. I2--Fiass were
generally hovn here today in honor OF
the bisthday OF President Lincoln-
4 Aassraltan steamer Delayed.
The Australian steamer nov in port
wilI be delayed tu0 days on aocount Of
the Australian mail from she East and
Europe being Delayed ey SNOW storms
whlch have hlocksded the roads. TIE
steamer was to have sailed on Saturday
next, bat on acoozns Of the Hardness W
tha arrival Of the mails will not leave
port until Mondsy.
The erexea seaasosship.
PoExEAxp, Feb. i2-TsdAy's ballot
ssood EnDch Herlt IS. Hirsc6, =, Fail
ine s Willmns {. Heaw l. Boise I. Jades
Tosnsend I. George G. Carson l, Moore
Z, Kssdy !, aeseRsA
safppsnx taseiitxraee.
TArooaR. FehA ls.-StsAner San Pedro
pzssea IN and barb passed COS az II -
Z. N. !; sse4nsF Enpirs psssed Ca a.
80 .. N. Lighs rain fresh s0rth Wind.
pczx AxuNxns. Feb. Rive ships
nsssea wess In taR. Steamship p4ssed
eaxa 81 40 p q.
POM Toxx-zsnI fses lz-SAilsd--
srheonsr AIMS. for sandwich Lizards
xhip Rrswn Eru&, far sydney ship
sAiEssg. for San fsanssssa-
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CUTTKs AND SINGLE. N ny FIRE
~ prnof hFtck bald M 81 reduced f&see.
Ths raoM central h1cGtica u lhe e.sy.
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NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER This DATE r
~ VII not BE- respc nzibls Ter ,ishls cen
Eraete1 b. my VII. bertha fillnTT, wka
hzz In mg bed md board
NArsaa p. O. p,srcs esassy. jsn. isRA
fa1A isss6u1zk
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Exrzirss IKTrE4S The following an-
claimed lcstsrs rsnsin IN Wells. Fargo
a Ca Rxpzess once. Fs6rasry Z. 1855
@. d. Bnrneas 81, Gie&son 3 Asi~o1. A.
Huihori. Katie Meatzsp. kertse Ptnk-
Aaul. Mrs L n. koeinso'a. !. y. Van
ssna
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wAsaHxorox. Feb. IL LA the Swaim
eoars- martial today eoanssa fos General
SWAIN objected 10 all the Coloneis, %
the ercund Of infeFioxity 10 rank. The
spurt oserruled tbs ahiceti0n. and the
scoassd pie<aed Not guilty" 10 the
charges aud specifications upoa witch
he trial wss oFdeEed. and AFs IN e9eet
sAat Swaim drew uaare forage tor bis
horses than be was entitled 20. several
witnesses we're examined. their testi-
rnony shovin9 that The forage On
Swaim'a reQuisition vas sanf 20 The
ssAhls. whsrs hateElan and Swain had
hcEsp4
AdioaEned.
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s1nAeo, Feb. ls.-Fise men were a..
1@sed IN Q sewer this aflernaaa.
sssA Gays ailu tie main sever IN Kin
NrseA ave feet in diAmeteF. became
ANfed and today gang 81 eleveu paen
- MI 70 clean il. Nine went into
ss9 ssih . serapsf etiinR 10 the
allen Of The sewer, dragging u
- nan'laoie 10 man. hole. while the
40 realsinA1 above RnauHd 20
q ~ mud and dirt threorh abe
- ealea Between Union and Hal
~. AssesS an unasnaGIy long time
seszihsa. Finally the foreaaan
- apsn ~ the mouth Of the
-. - hsant = cry for aid. ard gsdng
tsasd tlls tasn near the opening,
49, g thsm gaping fog hrmssh and
49,. atas dovn. There vas . very
aaeii OF eaA A rope vas passed
ses hl'n, ~ TIE survivors we're IN
- etinlo up tie ladder. After loo
-, > einssisd np the foreman found
- Miling frS,m the eject Of the
tle eoliaed 10 so 10 The snr-
- Anoihef aaAa ueat down and res.
~ nisa. and u third man assisted
- eAlnans four. -Four we're dead
slss.s.n esui'et - and another dlsd SION
lsAa Aisrsaps % wreck a rrasn.
's-1.salk Tex, feo, ia-Aa a,
- - y. nsss 10 wreck . passenger
- g We kew OfleAiss division al
- s1M kAelfie Railrsad Ass las,
4 -. 1seS AsrsAsviils, La. A rail %
- ssa taken up. FoFtarsssls 4
: 49, s,ss.,k tes bridge hail IN hour
~. g ~ pAssaees. which cares
i - - TIE snetEs and slsvssl fresRhl
- - aefisd from TIE bridge TAs
- .ls sas badly wrecked. The
49, - alld AEsaaAn sniracelaes,y a.
sl1af1 Two boya were 1890
- !. WA the ersnas. bal N = IS.
s sss ~. ~ snss sire insl,sa By others
kssw IN ne ssasA.
u1iAAssA Feb. fa.--svsesa,s a
Nssrss ssport saeu slar,n.
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a i'reeleu. vsse.

ALzinS en-, Feb. l2.-This afternoon
1es1 men went cut 10 the residences OF
Hsss senator Brown (Repablioanl !, who
sMfy ", and carried him into Grays-
W.. distance 81 six OF seven miles.
: slrsicheF. he will relnaia In
zn5ssilie toniRhs, and tomorrow morn
g VI leAvs fer Springfield in q special
~ ne Il very weak, but his friends
49, he will sand the trip. He is
sallsd sisn Senator Bridges until 10.
zfas. snd upon bis pFesenos or 40
%nn hon the Capitol the election o. a
800 MATES SENATOR saay depend.
szeat him NE Republicans are one
y Ne DinnKltv On iutnf hallnt
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fusf 6lurH lark. }. Feb. i2.-Aaethsr
docdy aGray 10 reported TO have 10
aIszed q q dance IN Indian Territory
~ Friday night Ned Hounds gave a
AAses q bis home IN the Ctlickasav
asaon. u which whiskey flowed freely,
~ neArly everybody got drunk. Two
esa ensaaed In q ARht. The friends OF
nhh inssffered, and the hRht became
ensfA I. p. Crlig and several strAn-
~ ssse killed outright, and y nunbsT
dusAsrs wounded.
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MOI WANTED.

OTTAWA, Feb. 1.-THE offer Of Lies
tenants Colonel Williams and Tyrwhit.
N. r., Colonel StrAnben1ie and other
Canadian officers 10 raise Canadian reg
iEnsnts for service in EgSpt, has oeea
declined. but the Canadians will ee EN-.
pleyed 10 do garrison duty In England,
Il Their desire 10 do 20. This proposal
is 20. likely 10 be accepted. - lt e En-.
srenely doubtful " . thousand Cana
dams eoald be raised for garrison pur-
poses.
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San FRAscIsco. Feb. l2.-Informstion
has been resolved 10 ihis city OF the
death of A. vaavert DeMsan, late
French eonsai IN this cits. GA the soth
Of JAnuary az Aoutreaax. SwitreFland.
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me erexen seaasoFshlp.

PORTLAND, Feb. i2-TsdAyas ballot
saood EnDch Hrlf IS. Hirsch, =, Fail
ING s Williams & tsesw l, Boise I. Jadee
Tosnsend !. 0eoaRe {. Carson l, Moore
!, Kssdy l, absent g.
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Was held &C the War 0iilce 81 noon to-
day. The Duke OF Cambridge, Com
niander In Chief, presided. The princi-
pal officers thus far selected fer service
In the new expedition to Suakem were
present. The Duke Of Cambridge will,
ON next Saturday, review the Guards
previous TO their departure for Egypt.
AL the members of the Guards absent
on leaye have already reportsa for duty.
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FOR SALE.

One mile from Rentsn, three-Quarters Of
q mile from Cedar River Railroad fine
body OF land: easy cleared IS per acre
q big bargain.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

Washington, March 31.--The Prcsi-
dent sent to the Senate to-day the fol
lowing nominations, to be ENJOYS ex-
traordinary and ministers plenipoten-
tiary OF the United States VIM. r.
Roberts. of New York, to Chill Chas.
w. Buck, OF Kentucky, to Peru
Richard b. Hubbard, of Texas, to be
envoy extraordinary and Minister
plenipotcntiary to Japan. U. S. con-
sui VIM. w, Long, of Texas, at
Hamburg, Germany; Chas. T. Russet
Of Connecticut at Liverpool, England
Norman J Coleman, of Missouri, to be
Commissioners OF Agriculture; John
7. McGraw, of West Virginia, to be
collector OF internal revenue for the
district Of West Virginia; Henry T
Kernochan, Of Louisiana, to be naval
officer at New Orleans; Andrew J
Boyd, of North Carolina, to be collec-
tor Of internal revenue for the fifth
district of North Carolina Henry G
Pearson to be postmaster at New
York City. -
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

A collision Of freight trains occur
red yesterday morning about O'clock
near the depot. The engineer on
engine no l59 was asleep. His train
ran into Johnson City at full speed,
and struck the caboose of the freight
that was standing on the track at the
depot. The caboose was knocked in
to splinters, the box car in front was
slightly injured and the front part Of
the engine. considerably damaged,
The fireman saw the danger in time
to jump off. The engineer blew
down breaks, hut too late to
stop. He said he had been
on duty for four days and nights, and
could not keep awake,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

Best coffee at 15c per ID at Gilmer &
Mitchells.
Fine granulated sugar, II lbs for ST.
at Gilmer and Mitchell's.
If you want your house covered with
tin you may find it to your Interest to
see Crumley. He is an expert timer.
Every one OF our Departments is
now complete with the best selection
of early Spring Goods
McNulty & Borches, Knoxville.
Bacon hams, at Gilmer & Mitchell's
Buy your Bacon, Flour, Coffee and
Sugar at Lide & Smiths.
Fine tobacbo, at Gilmer & Mitch.
ellis,
Those buying Carpets and Rug.
should not fail to look through thi;
department
McNulty & Borches, Knoxville.
The best Pile remedy ever made is
Ethiopian Pile Ointment, for sale al
the City Drug Store
Lide & Smith will sell you
Z lbs of choice Rio Coffee for 81 OF
8 prime 1.0(
II GRADUATED Sugar for 1.0(
II Golden C Lon
All kinds of Sewing Machine Need
les at Lide & Smiths.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
EEiS Change OfHeart.
Merchant Traveller.

Merchant Traveller.
A small boy at Sunday-school was
being Intercepted as to the spiritual
condition Of his parents.
as your mother achurch MEMBER"
asked the teacher,
"Yessum, she's Methodist
"And your father?"
"He amt jined yit."
as lie converted?'
"Y essum."
Glow long since?"
"When Cleveland was elected"
"When Cleveland was elected?"
"Yessum, he was republican before
and he got converted right away to a
democrat, and said he'd feel about
good enough to jine the chureh~when
Cleveland give him nice little sec
ond-handed post-oltice."
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
AnAnsVver Wanted.

Can any one bring us case. OF Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure2 w
say they can not, as thousands ofcase
already permanently cured and whC
are daily accommodating Electric Bit
ters, will prove. Bright's Disease
Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinar.
complaint quickly cured. heypurif,
the blood, regulate the bowels, and &C
directly ON the diseased parts. Ever,
bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC.
bottle by j. B. Hash & Son.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
ScrOftlIOsIs Ulcer.
Ten YEARS SrANp1Ne.

ATLANTA, GA, July, 1888
| have been afflicted with chronic
running scroiulous ulcer Of my lee
for number Of years which has stead
lily resisted all treatment until | Sc
cured B. B. B., few bottles of which
healed the ulcer and cured me. Ny
brother for ten years had an extern
sive running ulcer on his leg which
could not be cured, \ few bottles Of b
B. B, acted like magic-healing the
ulcer, and imparting strength to his
whole system. live at Morris mills
north of this city. A. P. MCDONALD
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

Mess. Hoss & Hodge have very
desirable business house which they
wish to rent. 1t is two story brick
25xG0, with an elegant front 1t is
one of the best business stands in the
city This offer affords fine oppor
tunity to some man who wants to he
gin business in Johnson City and
grow with the town.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
What the President Likes 10
Eat.


Washington Letter in pittsburg Gazette.
The White House steward is very
enthusiastic in praise of ihe good liv-
ing qualities of the President, who is
as opicurean in his tastes as his prede-
cess0r. 1t is customary to change the
bill of fare daily at the White House,
and although the President has not
signiiied any particular dishes that he
likes, great care is bestowed by the
steward and his assistants in the prep
arations OF the meals for the family at
the White House. The President is
fond of home comforts, however, and
does not pretend to conceal his dislike
for going out to dinner parties, which
would not only impair his digestion
but delay him in his work at the FIX
ecutive mansion. In consequence OF
this he has been compelled tosdecline
several invitations to parties .intened
to be given in his honor The Presi-
dent is content to allow his sister to
attend to the social affairs OF the
White House, except upon state acca-
sions any public receptions 1t is his
purpose to give one more public re-
ception before the close of the gay
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
An Enterprising, Reliable House.

pr, J. B. Hash & Son can always be
relied upon, not only to carry in stock
the best of everything, but to secure
the Agency for such articles as have
well-known merit, and are popular
with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation OF being always enter
prising, and ever reliable. Having
secured the Agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, will sell it on a positive
guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection OF Throat, Lungs,
and Chest, TO show our con Ienco, we
invite you to call and get Trial Bot
tie Free.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

Give J. w. Boring call for fresh
meats and sausageS. Tie butchers none
but fat beevcs and porkers. Call and
give him a trial, Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
The $500 shoe beats anything ever
brought to this market. Made in the
latest style, it is neat and beautiful.
Genuine French calf uppers and
glove kid tops. Sold only by j. Nj. &
II, P, King
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

FREE SENATE.
a hargo Batch Of CONFIRMATION

Washington, April 2-Thc follow
ing among other nominations were
confirmed in executive session;
Postmaster-Henry CID Pearson
New York.
Norman j, Colman, commissioner
of agriculture; Joseph E. Johnston
commissioner OF railroads Edward
Parke Gusts Lewis, minister TO Por-
tugal Geo. w. Merrill, minister to
Hawaiian Islands Alexander McCue
to be solicitor of the treasury VIM. r.
Roberts, minister to Chill.
Clement Dowd, collector of internal
revenue, 9th district of North Carroll
ma; Isham G. Searcy, collector of in
ternal revenue Sd district of Texas
Nathan Gregg, collector of internal
revenue End district of Tennessee and
Andrew j. Boyd, collector of internal
revenue 9th district of North Carroll
ma.
A. Leo Knott, of Maryland, second
assistant postmaster general.
Foreign ministers-A. NJ Reilly, OF
Virginia, to Italy; Rufus Magee, OF
Indiana, to Sweden; I. j. Jarvis, of
North Carolina, to Brazil c. w. Buck,
of Kentucky, to Peru R, B. Hubbard,
of Texas, to Japan; R. B. Anderson,
of Wisconsin, to Denmark Isaac Bell,
OF Rhode Island to Netherlands.
Consul generals-Frederick Raine
at Berlin, T. NJ. Wallen at London,
Edmund Jussen at Vienna.
w, II. Caldwell to be surveyor of
the port of Cincinnati.
David Settle to be United State mar
shall for the western district of North
Carolina.
AT 4 o'clock, the doors were reopen
ed and after some unimportant bust
ness, ar 4 30 p. m. the senate adjourn
ed sine die.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
Painless Eye Water.

Reynolds, Ga, Aug IS 81
DIR. j. A. DIcKEY,
Bristol, Tenn.
DEAR SIR You will please ship
me 6 doz. bottles of Eye Water of the
same 1t is the greatest thing | ever
heard Of | am selling it from Is to
20 miles around, Send at once.
Yours Respta J.. II, TAYLOR.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04

Ayers Cherry Pectoral possesses
far-reaching and powerful healing
qualities which its porsistant use will
demonstrate in any case of coughs,
colds, throat or lung troubles, while
its soothing and restorative effects are
realized at once.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-04-04
write Them a Letter Tonight.

Don't 60 to the theater, concert, or the ball,
But stay in your room to night
Deny yourself to the friends that call,
And good long letter write
Write to the sad old folks at home,
Who sit when the day is done
With folded hands and downcast eyes
And think of the absent one.
Don't sclfshly scribble, Excuse my haste
I've scarcely the time to write"
Lest their brooding thoughts go wandering bach
To many by-gone night
When they lost their needed sleep and rest,
And every breath was prayer
That God would leave their delicate babe
To their tender love and care
Don't let them feel that you've no more need
OF their love or counsel wise,
For the heart grows strongly sensitive
When age has dimmed the eyes:
1t might be well to let them believe
You never forget them quite;
That you deem it pleasure when far away,
Long letters home to write.