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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Notice Of Final Psoof.

O. q. LAAb aFEzcx AZ oLnkTA. v. !.
Ian -, lsss
81 S0tica 10 hereby given that / u. HIS.
COCK has ed n0tis a anteEftoE tn Enakn
Ensi prorf brfuFe N.1pen Neo4iiam, Auditol
u E1tsaP ocEaty. Is he aEece, In PoFs Msdi.
soE, =. 7 % WsaEssisf ths ii,k 1sy OF
AeFee, a. p. los, "a px-sn ptien y. :. Ne.
a. secf n Is. township . n <st rage 20 Il
hn nsznsa ~ !. llAea=es: Lee u BAston. u
NJ. fasEhAm Les eF AaaaA aud Aiax. D.
Sab q All q Fors Maxi %. WI.
JOHN y. 9owEy,
j41imse Register q tks Land DEsea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

TINS RrsEssss Fox SALE - The sseoBsl
taaRdsiar~. GhmsFs BisOk. frant street.
tioek faash Frdae~d, bat wnst Ia lSh "a
easFsd tao lon fer alty ese exaspt %
sl0ss- oat, 6reAt Bargains IA doe ssa.
fle bed Fsotn ses. salsnt cxnixF table.
assod ssaow cas-. hszadszase eliaAdsls~fs
eshok sloves, garden tn'e, shoysis, mat
tacks. cross ems sass. lssctn nh8an. $50
hack ssTswa aud lots VI other tklaKK. II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

kSery mali bFines letters from TIE
States asking for Information concern
.ne this country and It's resources.
Every day tbs Washington TERRITORY
haiAoyuisnt Bareau Is receiving and
niiiux orders frsm all parts Of tue
soand for l0seers, mili men. farus
hands. etc. Donf vssts your tine 10
hunting for job. ssnaat Os help, ba,
80 10 90. sch known Washington Ter
lit ~ kmpicywent Bareaa. Olfio~,
Washington street, neRt dcuF % Jadgs
Lypn's csars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. ). LAND oFSScE AT oLT>RA. VT.
en-. ls, 1875.
80 Notice IL hereby given that GGsTAvCs
7. LISQUsST hiss nied netiee Of intsntloi to
make nDSl proof before the Resister and Re
esiyer. At their Uf8,e, IN Olympia. ". r,
on ne-dAy. the let dSy OF Aprii, A o.
1855. on Home. lead application. No 4S05, ior
he Nv \ Of section 5. township % north,
range 9 east.
he sAmse ss Witnesses: John Rsdebou ugh,
81 Sanper, W. T r b RI SIMPSON, Of O-ce
o's. W r Jos ph Rs ad. Of Tscomx. W. T.
and John II HeWett, OF white River, W. T.
John e. t4OaEY,
fel9nr2S Rsei<ter Of the Land Once
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

GAsEELL's CoMPE >DIuM Is i cyclopedis
OF reter1Dce. CUulain+ the greates'
amount Of o seful information ever cou
piled 10 one book. IL has so quartz
pages, ,q1Ai 10 goo paRrs OF Az Ordi
nary b1Ok. Contains OVer 100000 facts
ss good as gold. A treasury of know.
ledge at command. Is worth man,
times ITS cost. Viii pay for itself ever,
yesr. Address A. J. SMITH, agent. z .
box 4a6. Seattle. W. 4. js24If
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Notice Of Final Proof.
u.s-L4sD oulor A olTxrI., VT.

u.s LAxD Or IeE Al oLTMFIA, VII
dan. y. iSas
- Votes q kareby givss th.t SLR &.
Sta has nied nosiSs u int nE,oa 10 make
anal ptoof f0re tks ierk Of the DistFirt
Iourt rs hi- otacs IN seattle ". Q On IhnFs.
day. ths 5 b CAP % M4rch, A ID I6~S
o. pre- emi zion u a No 81. fos fhs y \ o.
NJ / and i q NV u Q ca on .. town,
ship g noFtb, raage eat
He frames - uifnsAs.si y. l. ostlsy. stse
sesa 3 ". cheFsn sed Ole 0anbrsk. all
e. ttabbsrd. ". !.
JOHN p. COMFY,
jA&auiF5 RaE1afaY of she Land una
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
sSoaUALHIE LAxg AGEvcY.
gSO. @. IANIf kE Z SON,
LsnA Rrokers and aarveIsrS,

vii iosAts sssslsrs ca the pabao land
Of tue LnIte6 states. sstin=ss timber
ci4inss and establish title 30 the sur
vsyed sBd uas1Fvsyed .lsnds- Py pr
msssinR OF toe ~arvsyor Gsasfai and
Register OF the L ). Land 0tAoe At
Olympts. W T., vii transact tsasiness
app raining 20 said otH e. We gssr-
ante ali business TRANSACTIONS with u
Will be satisfactory. Address FAILS City,
KING eoants. ". +. Corresponds ee
promptly attended 70. sdS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Notice If Final Proof.

o s. LAND oPEIcs AT oLYSPIA, " r..
Feb. II, 1875
Eostee is herebV givea that tEok0R B.
AACHsTT has hled nosiee Of intentian fc
N b. I'm ] proof before the r sf~F ard Re
o-ives. - their 3lhee. IN U yDpi-, " I. IN
Frd$y. thr 81 y Of April. D. 1856 on
Homsssea apPiirRti-n No $3.50. for the = W 4
Of secsirH {. towB.hip II ~. rang east
Be nssnes - wlInesse Max NJ. ~ hsru A
psi iell. I W. stp Tie d / =. smltr, all q
f-e0Ens, ". I.
JoHSP. 6ewEv,
felemse8 Rezistkr o. the Land 0fsos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS
Executors Notice.

THRIFT nv OF WASHINGTON,
i cou ~ or RI G. s.
In the matter Of the estate Of Afmsra
Kidd. oeceaSed.
Notice l. hereby given hist all persons
havi- & CLAIMS sg ain { the sad 6ecec sed
sle hereby rfquli 81 10 present the same
with The a. cesssry youche = within one
year fter the first tubls alton # this no
ice. TO the under igR~d sxecuior OF IA =
rast will ana ts>ta ent of said d g ased.
al hi. pls e Of husine S. IN the City Hall,
IN -ontn Th I'd - I. 10 tbs city Of Seat
lie King oou1ty. Washingt Territory.
Dafsd Seattle. ". =, Feb Il ISIS
z 5. OSBORNE
Executor II the last will aad testament
OF AImira Kidd. deceased.
Frat publication Of this notice. Feb, T.
ISS5 5w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Notice of Final Proof.

u.s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T.
Jar. Is. 1885
RA. Notice g. he eby gwen that HENaY
@. SMITH has iled Lotice If IMITATION iS
make aBsl p-oof o~f re O. D Emery.
Notary Public ct bi ofioe. in seattle, ". Z
On saturday, the 90 n o OF February, A. q
Iss5 on Pre- 'nIptI IN d 2. Nc. 92i9, fr ths
NV \ II Nv \ Of sectiuE "a, township 2.
north, rang 4esst.
He uaa > as Witnesses: Robert Ross, Geo
Thompson, ON Hood and samuel b. Carr
al of seattle, ". T.
JOHN Z. CONVEY,
foo lf, h. +
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
SHERIFFS SALE

TN THE DISTRICT rQURI fQs ~
i Third Jud al slstricf q 49,
Ter itory. holding terms = sosins 20 4,
No. l095-Philip n. LAVA psttiaA-@. WI
John J. puve dsfendank 49, -.
Under and b. virtue Of 40 oftyf
anu de rec ~ forvc oeure isua
the Dtstr,. : Court. holding fermt - Y,
tbs on the To- b dag q seHfnaiys ~ ~,
the above eat tied actlqn. Ee.Fat IA
aboys-nansad plaintiff ebtA,get : !s ~
men snd decree aga3s q ne eog - ~
defsnd mt. I am commsnde " X
Z IIOwing mcrtgagsd prsrisss ~
ssys .ss s<.sa
and sou heasI qualter ts.k ~
" quarter CIV. b. sect g. 80 - 80,
az. townshlp twenty are ~ % y. ~ 800.
seven IN cas-, cont ihtnx ~ 80 =
Notige 10 therefore hereby siWn 80
saturday, the 2Ist asy - n
1855,
Atlf oselnek q. NJ. Of said dag, ~ 80 ~
eco lrt House door, In The siiE 81 ~
tie, King cor MY, WanhtnftoA @4
4 viii In ohsdIs nee u SAID qflN s.frl
and decree 81 force osure. seh ~ y \,
described D opeFtys or 20 mnch -, =,
may bo necessary 70 eatigy ~
judgment, with interest hert
c Sta. 70 the highest snd bess So
LATED Seattle. February a ~ .
]. n. McGk.Awk
fsIs Sheriff o. King county. ". +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

Goid, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed By DIR. Kilboarne. SIS
Front street ia making artificial deb
sures. Gold for partial sets and alum
uum for full sets prove the most satla-
taotoFY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured. by Sniloh's Catsrrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free. Sod by A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

Oak Restaurant naw open. Gore
isiae, esme Al, and at square meal.
Deaf istast the ptsae. Ne. l0s NszA-
lalRt0a stseSt, kspt BY MIRA o. G. kEG-
Al, las
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

sAILoHs yITAI1ZRR i wssai you
iltsss ses Constipation. Loss 90 AnpSsase,
lssiEuness and ali syuiptasas IL Dysy9p-
,lah kfiss 70 And - sG1tS PEE saisisl
sisaa By A. a. Sts~ssi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

eslrsha DetighS. positive cure for
iHisaiEAl seaAnsss and taapotsaOe. Fer
tslle BY A. Il. Srxw6xT. drls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

FoR SALE.-640 acres OF land. one
mile fro,n hentUB. Address Box 49,"
Seattle Post Offise. ial0 II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

SHILOH ) LUUGa and Consnmp-
ton Cure Is sold by Us on a guarantee
IL cures Consumption. SOLD by A. b
SteWaFt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

Best meals 10 the city for twenty ave
cents at tue Oak Restaurant Oh Wash
ington street. Give is a call las
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

sHiIOa'S CArARRH RENRDY-a
ltskstsxs enre foF uatarFh, nsrAshsria
sstd OAnkss G0qtaL said b. A. h
sitswAx4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Sexton.

Sec. 5. That upon reQues. Of any holder
OF such certifcs te tn Mayor and Clerk,
IN the name and on beh Jf Of the city Of
Seattle, shall Execute, acknowledge and
celiyt r 10 the holder OF such certificate q
deed for the lot thee n described, which
deed sh al Do IN the following form:
In cons ration of The sum OF thirty
de lars p nd 10 The city Of Seattle by -
-. To ce4pt whereof is herr by
acknowledged. the 50 d city OF Seattle
dJes here by sell, convey ana confirm unto
the said - - heirs and n, sig 8
feIever, Iot No -, seciion - in Washe "A
e.r etery, situated in the city Of seattIe.
in kin< q. unity. %ssh'ns ton Territory.
Tor Use as pace OF ~ pull, ure. and for no
other use Ut purpose whatever.
la witn' 50 whereof the Mayor and Clerk
Of the city OF Seattle. BY virtue OF author
~ granted by the ordinances of said city,
nav Q b, rounio set their hands and aTilxed
the seal Of said city the - y OF -.
Is.
L. 81 Mayor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
Notice Of RInal PFeek

"a L4xD oxyscs At oLE1s:a. M
Rsb. q. -.
~ Notice 10 herehy gvsn NJ 49,
SisN has hie6 a0stoe Of -. - ~
make hnAl proof bsfort tbs ciexs Y 4
tint ccurf, q his once In esetus a
Thursday. ths Ism Day 81 Msf.n. $500
90 Pre- enpsfou D. 3. Ne. -. ~ 80
range ea4f. 80
a. sa1.as q y itnsesas; Red xinlss ~
erlek f2rlsoa. Franz n. fingrss 40 W.
Ford, al % Novelty, v. I .s.v-x, 1
sszrls Bsdsiss q ~ 80 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22
CAUTION.

For lame back, side or Guest. nse Shi-
loh's Porus Plaster. Price . cents.
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-22

sLkEpLESS NIGHIS, made rntser.
Aeae ev that terrible eaugh. Shlloh's
ture Is the rssDedy foe Yoa. Sold hy A.
H. Stewart
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THE WEEKLY
POST lNTBLLIGENCER,

The largest, Cheapest
and Best Ne~ spaper In
washing ton Territory !;
81 % per snnum In ad.
vance, % II not paid In
advance.
Liberal club and agency
rates allowed. The be-
ginnliag Of theyearis the
time to subscribe. Send
orders az once TO the
POST lNrELLIcENcER
Publishing Company, se-
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ERES ShTH
NALL 4 SMITn.
JACOBS
G. 4. JEzsEk
j. q. METCALEE.

a TToRNEY-AT-LAW. ROOMS !
u and g Nealer-Leary block. corner
Commsrcaa and aill streets, viii prao-
uce II tie supreme Court OF the L nited
states and al The Courts OF Washington
Territory lei u
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VIM. o WOOD.

A TTORNEY- LAW, Will. PRAC-
n tic in all the Ju-tices' and Territorial
Courts. Office, al rooms o. the Probate
Court, Jamss ST., opp. occidental Hot I
". II. WHITE eHAs. y. MUNDAY
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RICHARD OSBORN

AftorBey-at Law, room 4. Post Baildihs
seattle, ". 4.
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Mayor.

Signed. sealed and delivered in the
pes nee OF
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REMOVED.

DR r. 7. MINOR HAS REMOVED
- bis nsfine 70 FFye's NV OVera Hoass
Building rooms Nos. and 4
Tel. tshane Ne a assn
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IN THE DISTRICT pQuRr A.
l. Third Judicial District cf W. IN
Territory, holdins terns q ss.,ss : a
county. 'sss kal
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>HERIFFS SALE

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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

out more horse shoes; lay more STONE
fence; tell more truth; run more loco
motives; marry more womSu, in short
do, more labor Of all klnds-with, ,Shis
mouth--than any other man, or squad
of meb. 'm' tis 'Uhated 'Efhgiom Of
Uncle Sam. * 20.
When'we saw him he had jHst entered
the grocery, where, seated on an open
keg of six-penny nails, he was earnest
ly plying his trade and splitting at a
mark.
Seriously, there are too many Mouth
Farmers in the world. They are not In
demand in the South; SO II you know OF
one who is taking about leaving the
North, by all means advise him to ego
west and grow up with the country"
for there is too much opposition down
here for him to thrive very well at his
trade.
SNOW IN THE NORTH.
On the 7th Of October the Canadians
we're enjoying a snow storm. On
the last day Of October snow covered
the ground two inches i'll depth. Down
here we have halbltl little col weather
nothing that would be called cold, or
even chilly, in Canada or upper New
York.
LITTLE BUDGETS.
Robins are returning from their sum-
mer visit to the North. They find this
pleasant winter resort.
Pickerel fishing is now one of the
chief delights of the day.
An acquaintance of ours is tenderly
saving a watermelon for his Christmas
feast. Comment is unnecessary.
Will grapes are still quite plentiful,
and still retain all the juiciness that
made them so palatable earlier In the
season. F. P. WOODWARD.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

Not Implicated.
The reYor; has been going the roun Is
of the press for some time that Seigfried
In his statement of the Kester murder
implicated the brothers of Christman
as being participators in the tragedy.
The following affidavit explains itself;
Luzerne County IS.
On the third day of November, A, D.,
1885, before me, w. NJ. Jones, ESQ. one
Of the Justices of the Peace in anil for
said County, personally appeared w. II.
Seigfried and after. being duly sworn
according to law, says that late different
runlors were in circulation that |, the
said w. M. Seigfriej; should have made
charges or said that Edwin. Christman
and all his brothers were concerned in
the Kester brothers murder case. Now
openly deny having ever, nor do now
charge Henry Christman, who is a
brother 10 Edwin Christman, of ever
being implicated in the murder, or any
thing concerning the matter, but on the
contrary sayt to the public that Henry
Christman, now proprietor of the Fort
Allen House at Weissport, Carbon
county, Is a gentleman and not a muir
derer. WM. II. SEIGFRIEp.
/, Wm. II. Seigfried, further say the
same for James Christman, Oscar
Christman and Wilson Christman.
.y--.- WM. II. SEIGFRIED
w. NJ. JONES, witness.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

The authors Reuie,c, a monthly
publication, sixteen pages, now in its
third year, will hereafter be issued from
the publication office Of Percy f. Smith,
80 Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh. The Sep
tember number presents for study in the
public schools; William Cullen Bryant,
with a cut Of the author, his writings,
incidents Of his life, etc. Also engrav-
ings of Amerigo Vespucci, and a num-
Der of other fine engravings relating to
natural history, &c. The Reuie,C is
furnished at IS cents year, and It has
been selected by the principles of sever
al school in the cities as supplementary
reading each month. The Central
Board has provided for supplementary
reading in number of steps in the
various departments and the Revieu Is
quite popular.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14

OF GENERAL CONCERN thou
sand lady AMI gentlemen agents wanted
at once to introduce our latest AMI most
popular publication-"Housewife' De-
light, "a large, durably bound, Gle
gantly printed, handsomely illustrated
and the most complete cook book and
general guide for the proper conduct of
the household ever issued 1t retails at
$500 AMI sells at sight to the ladies'.
Send 35 cents by postal note to cover
postage, cost of packing, ETC., and we
will sen you an elegant sample if you
mean business AMI desire to take ad-
vantage of this golden opportunity to
make money easily and rapidly. If yeu
are otherwise engaged, please show this
TO some reputable person who is out of
employment. Address, B. X. FoCHT,
Lewisburgh, Pa, Box, d.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14
OUR SOUTHERN BUDGET
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
SOUTHERN PINES. NC, Nov. Z.
1t is pleasant to sit in the halls OF
ones ancestors, to walk familiar streets
md hold converse with long wonted
friends. But the halls are apt to be
over-iilled with other sons and daughters
who have as good right to the raternal
houses AMI acres as you; the familiar
streets furnish no bu ,iness that will
yield you decent living; the old friends
begin to Won Ter that you don't show a
little more enterprise. If you are o
Young doctor, people prefer an easy
Ieath by practiced hands, and YOU sit in
your lonesome Office and admire your
pretty bottles and labels to hearts con-
ent. If you are lawyer. you fine
'ome fellow with more knack thai
knowledge winning golden opinion and
golden fees while your profound learn
ingand legalacunen are calmly ignored.
If yau are a merchant it is surprising
what crowds Of people will come 10 youl
store aud paw over and CHEW, but never
buy.
Well, what's the remedy?
The surest and best is to stop crowd.
ing and come out where there is plent,
OF room. Come where men are wanted
instead of being burden, curse, a con-
tinual menace to one another.
My aspiring young friend, no doubt
YOU remember well how elated you were
ON securing the principalship of the
high school at G. II was fine thing
for you, but what about the fifty-nine
oor fellows who applied at the same
ime YOU did? Many OF them were
equally competent, some superior to
,ourseif in attainments. o, this miser-
able crowding and elbowing and push.
ng for the places! One is ready TO for
wear humanity in crowds and seek the
wilderness.
Here there is plenty Of room, great de-
lnand for MEN, great opportunities for
enlarged prosperity. Come and thy your
.uck. You will find yourself healthier,
Weather and wiser.
THE MOUTH LABoRER
We saw him the other day while u3ak-
ing little tour through Pennsylvania.
OF course you can't 6nd him as yet In
he South, but he is threatening to
,ome.
We feel sorry for the Southl
Whom do wspean?
Why, Of course you have never seen
him. 50 we'll tell you who he Is. He 10
.he great. original, celebrated, and only
4pscimen Of the kind In the world. In
hort he's the wonderful MOUTH LA.
| BoRER.
- SOse of our readers have ever seen
hlSo, and that u why we Introduce him
here.
What can he aoP e.
:. What hstaNqgssIioRLwhy. be can farm
more acres; saw more logs; cut more
haYs -shSss-aore pigeons; whip more
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Washington News and GGSSiT.
From our Special Correspondent.

4SAA O'A 'i'0SiSI DuAAchl l'oHitHt.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. I, 'e5.
In less than three weeks Congress
will have assembled for long and un-
double lily exciting session. The winter
season at Washington always begins as
soon as the November elections
are ont of the way, During the next
three weeks Members of Congress will
bs dropping into town, and In a few
days the CAPITAL will again wear its busy
aspect. Indeed, for this season of the
year. these is an unusual gathering. OF
strangers lseparing TO spend the winter
here. Merchants. hotel and boarding.
house keepers are busy endeavoring to
Accommodate the large ga'hering.
Generally by this time an active cam.
paign TOT t14e speakership is opened; bu.
the common understanding that Mr.
Carlisle is to be given second term DIS.
penses IA this year Of that picturesque
feature Of an opening Of Congress-. The
other officers OF the House will probably
be retaineL.' The two Houses Of coH.
gress being politically at ODDS, theNtt~c
branches Of the executive mechanism
President aud S6ita'e-beinS politically
oppoi ed. are conditions held 10 be con-
duriye 10 he reverse Of harnOnT, !, and
fear Is entertained that considerable
difficulty will be encountered ilr-F-O-
gresslng with important public business.
II Is not the opinion OF your eOres,
pendent that the Republican Senate
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-11-14
Auditors Notice.

In Re Fir,t and Firal Ac. In III" Cour
count W Thomas Ken eT at Commnr
er. Trustee al Tire Estate = lea al
= Of Thos. Ahnrr, drr'd. G.. rh - Ca.
October 20. lSS5. the undersigned was
ApImlIted Auditor "a the Hl,nve named ease
y the trnI Il Common Pleas. at CHri"t
cnuuiy. I" make dIsiIil.u' on at the fun"s
N Tie haId. al tie sa'd Trustee. hereby
gives Ioi,e thSt he will n'r' Hl HHrii''
inirTe tel for th" IIII II'-" ui ms HUI~iu'
meni "n MONDAY, TPE 2Ist DAY or
DECEM BER, 1875. ~ NINE O'Cl OK
A NJ. nj the tiice al Frey mHn 4 K"iier.
Atiorue,s NJ Law. ~ the R,ruugh at M-urh
Chunk. Pa wien aud where all pnrll'-
interested may aItsrd n thew think proper
'T he drbarr-d r. M coming ia upon said
fubd. 3 R GILLIAN. Auditor.
o. Lehlghtnn. Pa Nov. n. 1885.