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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
IN THE tiTN.


bcunr'- cabinet photos, s. per doz.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Dcanr's cabinet photos. - per doH.
Fine oysters tor nmiic, at the st.
Charles.
Toys, Toys, toys, 90 to IA ger Bros
for them. II
All kinds of stock feed sold by
Chambers Bros
Chambers Bros. make, u speciality
OF country produce.
Lack, the tailor, has some might,
stylish goods for suits.
All families wishing oysters should
get them nj the 81 Charles.
Sugar and cream sets. fine assert
mcnt, AT Lcvin-Ai y Albca's.
All the best brands of canned goods
sold by tmmhrr, Bros.
Thc price. OF Highlands goods defy
competition from ANY quarter.
TrS Chambers Bros ~. II. T."
Hour Every suck @uarautccd
For 7nIc \ Tine $500 Waters or
GAN for $50. u. DoMNAu ~ BIO
thWmucrs Bros. carry Il splendid
line of fancy candies for the holi
DAYS.
Lack the tailor, has all our well
dressed business men as hi custo-
mcrs.
All families wanting oysters for
Christina, should cali vi the St
Charles.
Don't forget the grandranlc by the
Waro Furniture company, Dcccm-
Der 2bih
The initial napkin rings are beau
ties. and can only bo had at Lcyiuski
X Albca'-
Ragland has the finest assortment
of icwclry and watches ever brought
to This market.
Just received. bottles for covering
at W. \. Williamson " Co.'S, Fourth
aud Austin
The dudine WOODEN dress good~ in
the newest novelty in that line, iul|
assortment AT Il. llahrr.
Fine solitaire diamond earring at
Lrvin,ki ~ Albra'-, lhc place to buy
line goods at reasonable figures.
Candy and popcorn balls manu-
lacturcd every hour nj the candy
stand ON Sixth and Austin streets
Gel your brackets, scroll-sawiug
band-saWing and turning done al
Loving n ~Wan>ou's pialmug mil
Loving X swanson will iii up oili-
cc~ and do all kinds of stair work IN
the ncatcsl and most artistic manner
Lack, the tailor. viii make you any
thing You want. from pair of Jean,
! pants To tull dress suit, aud make EN-
right too.
Most elegant line of toilet good
| md ucriumcrV in the city. 1T W a
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Of SWEET CUM AND
MULLEN.

The -weei gum h- gathered from n tree of tho
tAmr rare, srlNtnS along thr -iuall streams an The
Southern States. contains a stimulating eNp"ctn-
rant prucipi. that lpp-en- the phlegui producing
thr early morning cough. ami stimulates the cAilh
90 thrIN ~ the iul-o membrane IN Group ami
Nhnupiu. cough When oumhred Win the head
iug n.u,ilagnouH principle Va IA" muilrin plank
OF the nld ntliH. presents lu lAN tphs ththbhtk
!tlNFbS ~ s~EEI GrM Asp MrltttN " e unvst
1uuNu comedy tot Coughs. Group. Nh'"pihk cough
aud consumption Hnd 80 palhtHhls AuJ thlli -
plas-.i To- tskru As lvul au-.l-t = It, fLcn,
10 -4asi " aIt-T = isfi"' Aurnts' a."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

There will hc % meeting Of the
stockholders of the Citizens National
Bank of Waco, AT their oricc, on the
-ccond Tuesday in January for the
election of directors for the ensuing
wear, and such other business a. MAY
come before them.
L. Il. BLACK, Cashier
December II, 1855.
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Look at the new STYLES and bar
gains in clothing at Il. IlNbcr.
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Toa|| Sufferers !

Who are now convalescing from
ienguc, let one who has been there,
| TOO, give You his experience, and fol-
ow it if YOU would be speedily res
i orcd, eat plenty of apples, and drink
| hood cider freely. AS II diet, rare
eef steak and broil chicken with
|; ery light bread; eggs and rich milk
/, abundance. Then follow right al
s.wnrds with dose of fuckers
lNl" to digest and assimilatc your
.A.and this, at last, is the secret OF
bsth, good digestion, which means
he manufacture of blood, aud that is
ee life of man, whereby wasted
issue, depleted 10y disease, is built up
sud the vigor and the rosy hue OF
ar former selves once more asserted.
|1ry it. Our WORT for it.Nou viii
ever 1.-Two long enough to cease thank
Y your friend. w. l.. Tucker.
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December II, /

Mr. f. Van Dulrr has removed his
music store to the binding next door
a. :. " Mahry, un Austin avenue,
opposite Deane's photograph CALLER,
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Exports tnls weos GREAT Britain ,I .'
France ll,t} Continent -.,1p stock AZ uuityd
-tatcs ports thi.dAY I4tt,u This day last yesi
IYrt,tt
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We shall be pleased to have every
one, whether wishing 10 purchase OF
not, visit our carpet department and
look AT the novelties displayed.
SANUER BRos.
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We have bought the cutirc outfit of
coffee mills, roastcr, grinder, etc, If
the Waco Coffee company, lately
operated by ~ &. Mex cen ~ Co, aud
are now prepared To furnish any
quantity, style or grade of strictly
fresh roasted coffee. The superior
cNccllrucy of our good, over th"
northern grade and untrcsh stock can
be- easily demonstrated to the entire
i,iartium of all who will give il n
trinl BE sure. and insist ON having
the Waco coffee, rs all grucvrs are
supplied ut Wholesale prices 10y your
iricuds lrrmlncd TO excel
\ JoNEs rANLoE ~ BIO.
Silver tilung pitchers, special bur
gain~, offered in this line, by Icymski
~ Albca, the leading jewellers,
Fresh country honey nj ~ cents per
pound. at &. G.. McCulIoch's
Christmas candy in variety, at &. &.
McCulluch's.
Fresh ouisiana oranges, aIwaN o, at
C. c McCuloch's.
WLittakcr', mild sugar cured ham-,
al 6. {. McCulloch's
Momaia coffee, fresh roasted aud
/ ground, nt G.. &. McCuiioch'~.
Jc.>cv Oakley, toilet soaps, very
cheap, nj {. {. McCullochS.
special bargains in all goods for the
holiday :. nj G. {. McCulorh's.
Remember that lcviu-hi y Alhrn
/ give Il iii count of ~ per cent. ou ALL
cash ,alc- to the first otlanuHry.
Go to the wood yard nest to ire
| engine house for your stove wood
Look at the new STYLES and ban
gains in clothing AT Il. llnhcr.
Casters, bargains in m~tors. m
lcyiu>hi ~ Aibca'o.
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i. Ilabcr's new clothing depart
mcnt is stocked with The newest
STYLES. best fitting aud best mad,
clothing in the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

ike tuy wife to use rollouis Fowler lee
cause il Improves her look. aud ls H- fragrant
as yiulrtS. For sale hy ull druggists tu1 fancy
rouls dealers Fu .alchy DasLlc~ a Morrison
Nupu. lex
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Now j. the time to leave orders for
your holiday oysters, fish, celery etc ,
nj the old market house, corner
franklin and Fourth
DAKRoW ~ liUKKE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

For every two dollars worth bought
Of TX we give prize oil of our tree.
If YOU will not huy at our price, on
can buy at yours.
\. =. O'NEn. n Go.
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We have Just received a new lot OF
ladies and children, tch hats, all the
new desirable styles; MISC, "a large
variety OF fancy feathers. We will
ullcr low prices on nil millinery goods
! for the coming month,
Miss NATE STOUIE.
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II Bchrcno has marked down his
no iday goods 80 low that thcN are
bound to 20,
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GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

GALvEpTOE. UDcvmbrr 't - The folluNtuNt
II comparative statement al cotton receipts al
/ the principal markets to-day aui Tie SAINT tiHt'
-a-L
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


GEw Yosg uyormbor .. Futures CLOSED
barely steady generally o. zoo points lower.
sales IA ~.
The following are tho quotations
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A USEFUL AND VALUABLE
PRESENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
FROM l., LATHRQP


TO TO the wood yard next to fire
engine house for your stove wood.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Remember that Lcyin-ki y Aibca
give discount of 10 per cent on all
cash sales to the first OF January.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

lit- fancy embroidered handker.
chiefs for holiday pre,c.t,, at sanger
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Remember that lcymski X Albcs
give discount of 70 per cent. ON all
cn-h sales 10 the first ut January.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET

sALvEuTuS srOTs,
GALYEsros. DeCcmher spot cotton closed
easy 10th loves.
Gross receipts. 225. Sales. 2o, Exports.
shipment, ruastN lsc. o. Stock Iut .Y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

The celebrated Berwick bay oN-
tiers received daily. Leave your holi
dN Orders in time, 50 that Nuu vii
Ice sure of them
bNEEoW n BrEKE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Nothing viii make your wife a
haud~omcr present than pnir o'
those hrmnilul portoircs sanger Bros
urc showing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

The way Mr.. Behrcns sells his Christ
nat, goods and the line and We'll So
Iortcd stock he has, guarantee, him
that he will not carr! over any stock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Iuo best ictulatni ui iis, suNo organs oul
the best appetizer kuoWuI- A"E"riurn bii
i"r- tiy 3D. bat tvWnrc of imihtitua HrI
Iiyu Annt grocer ol iiuuu>t lh' Eruuiu" Wu
tic iuuuumututvd hN pr 10 el,,ctt A
SOUS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Lack, the tailor, can give lhr latest
,tylc- in clothes and cat.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTUN MARKeI

ffN Hthf - FtTNkkH.
W." bE' bass December 81 Futures opened
il tu.oI ...Ii5. riuslnE -lchdy 10 points
.NH'I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Rogers ~ Bro, the genuine, only in
knives, forks, spoons, etc, at the
leading jewellers, Lcyinski n Albca.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Toilet sets, the finest in the -tatc
nl cNluShi N Alhcas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13
sEw STEAM NAIL Res rus.
I Tacoma Ledger.


Postmaster SAMPSON has hung on the
outer walls Of the postoffice in this CITY
al invitation 10 eamboafmen and
others 70 bid for carrying mails on the
following routes. which are TO be estab-
lished on the ist OF July next:
Leaving Tacoma ON Monday and
IhnrBday mornings at o'clock, and de-
liverinR and receiving mail at Gig Har.
boz. AEtondale, kosedals, Purdy, Lake
Bay, MinteF and Fox island, arriving
at Tacoma again 81 p. no. ON the same
days. This ss equal to 37JS miles and
return, altheuRh the advertisement calls
IL only 10 miles. ihe bidder is required
TO hie . bond In the sun of fiaO0.
Another fsw route IL 10 be from Va
shon 10 Taeoma asd return twice a
week. leaving Eashon at . a. N. on Mon
day and Friday; returning. leave Ia
coma a 3 p. m. on Tuesday and Satur.
day. Bond reqaired. $7o0.
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personal.

Mr. II. B. Robinson of Chimacuni paid
this ofice pleasant call TODAY. Mr.
X. Is one OF the old timers, having come
20 Port Townsend thirty -oAe years aeo,
when there we're only three houses in
the place-those of Psttysrove, Hastings
and Piammer. Az that time there vas
a little log siisnty In which waa Q store,
and old Yank had q blacks Aith shop
with pile OF sand for q forge. Mr..
Robinson has grown wealthy during his
long residence in Jefferson county, and
has for many pears had one of the finest
farins IN Chimacum valley. de IL To-
ioissed 10 see saeh changes and subssan-
siai growth 10 Port Tovnsend--tAkes a
pride In the lown, aud thinks ths 4rgHs
and seattle Poau- u-lNreLIIaksokR are the
bast two pspera tn " ashinRton Terri.
tory. He says u people vould sappsrt
the move according 30 their means the
.trsSs eould publish Associated Press
dispatches right along without loss. p.
7. .irgss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

NEAE Bar. March 10. 1885.
Lne reyenne catteF Oliver woloott
arrived htre today from san Frsne,soo.
vith q lifsbozt 10 take the place Of the
one that vas lost year age At the
wreck OF the bark Lizzie Marshall n
vas placed in tbs hfe-sayiue station AT
the Indian village.
PoKT TOWNSEND, March IL,
he reSenRe cutter Oliver Wolcott
arrived this afternoon from San Fran
cisco, making the passage 20 the Cape
10 - hours- The follo@ine - q lisa Of
her officers Captain, L. Is. Moore /:
first Lieutenant, Francis futile Sec
9nd Lieutenant, JOAN Z. Rhodes Third
i.as0tsnant, Charles ID. kennedy Chief
En9iBeer, James I. Traysou First As
sistans Engineer, Horace Hassel. The
repairs she has had cost $1,000, making
Der nearly a new vessel.
Ihe reyesae cutter Richard Rush,
captain Hooper, which left here for San
Francisco the zsIh ult., arrived an the
stn INST, relieving the Woicott.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

AASAINo. March los. Grant Bearuh.
Who was taken from tie Nanaims Hotel
10 Newcastle Island on account of small
pox over Q week ago, s1ccnmbed about
p. N. today. He vas - years of age.
and a native Of SagiRaS, Mich. where
bis parents now reside. He will be
buried at once on Newcastle Island.
sMALLPox. Two fresh eases of small
pOx have broken cot at Camp 10. The
names of the victims are John Doyle
and Alexander Chisholm. The outbreak
of the disease. DIR. Walkeu surmises,
oOcurFed as follows; One Of the men
IN CAaap 10 arrived ia that camp about
the 10Th of January last. The men all
assert that on his arrival be was all
broken out In the face, as they de.
seribed II. The surgeon did not see him,
but on being questioned 10y that gentle
man Subsequent 10 Mitchell's illness he
admitted having ridden Ia the same car
With ease of smallpox on the Oregon
short line In the early part of January
and about u or - days before his ar
rival at Camp 10. Ibis in the only clue
that can be obtained to the cause of
it,s appearance In the camp fctoriI
C,ii0HiSf, Malrh H.
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SUMMONS.

II THE DISTRICT COURT on THr
4 Third Judicial District OF TIE Te,rstorx
Of W Asiiingfon. holding terms af 8ssffis
~ h,ag coaaty. for the COUNTIES Of King
Complain aled In the County ~ r,.u
y me once Of the Clerk Of ssad DisfrsG
no; is7s7 Margaret J. MoGIaarhlln,
psaisan W. Robert @. Me0laaghiils. ds.
THE UxTrxD srarns oy AnRsaca sxxp esn.y,.o
Ie hobsrt @, Me0laaghlln. dsferdaaf |:
lou arr hereby required 70 appear In An
actor brought against you By Inc shoV.
named plaintiff. IN the DlsfFfcf f,oI.rf ~ ~
Third Judicial District of the Tcrrftos.y of
" ashtnEton- holding terms al the cify n
7s,@iils. n n the county of King. fer the cpun.
~, - ol kinf and kitsAp. and 70 a,sswer
The complaint fled therein wfthfn slrtv
days IRON the date Of the flrst pubIIrsfio1
ct this summons. or Judgment hy dsfaslt
nll oc taken against you, according 10
tne prayer OF the complaint
Ihe said action u brought IN e,nt.l.
decree Of the above entitled Co4rt A..
sowing the bonds of mAtrfmoziy sxi.finr
oetseeh plaintiff and defendant. as,A AZ
owing plaintiff % assume har maldrn
nsfae. on The EroEnds of ahant,onm,snf al
plaintiff ~ defendant sinco Nsrch -
AID foF nexieet and refusal Of defendant
% maze suitabie0r any provision for Slain
an saSport since - Ma ch. lasI.
witness The Hon. Roger 3 Gfseue- J..ssa,
t'----~t Of the said Dassrirt Cour,. Mnsf
sEAL the seal thereof, tisIs I'd dar
of January, A. y. lsea.
JAMES skAVkY, cisrk.
BY JANIS II. LCDLCW, DepagY.
White q Anndsy. attorneys Tor t..l.-
flafe of erst pnhlscnsian La m ,ssa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

short has already reached too srsn.
ien9tn' tat. before closing, I vssh IA
orleny ailads 10 the matter With vhish
yoa conclude II you uiIl point "a snv
ansesmiv or nnbecouing seeking Of i1-
olelsi ONCE on my part. shall be very
gao 10 be spprised Of It. | have the
i 1, ~ every lawyer bas, 10 aspire 10
y1dlcial position, and 10 several friends
among the bar Who have suggested INV
becoming candidate for appointmeut
- one Of the Judges Of the Supreme
oourt OF the Territory. and TO = few
otnef friends vhen the matter has e1u1e
np vitn reference to the runored action
~ Ihe Ierrltoria3 COMMITTEES in regard
70 the sobjecs, have said that l shooId
be glad TO be appointed. That Is the
extent OF my acton 10 the n natter.
remain very truly yours,
GEORGE FuILxK.
NOS. IHsSAs BURKE. Seattle, VT.
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A GOOD CHANCE

ITO MAKE 4 GOOD LIVING IN
ehicksas and haxz Five acres ef tie
eees af land 20 rent Ahoat SIX miles frun
seasfiA froatina on The heazh. Must be
rcnsed g. ieAeed before the l5tA uf this
noah ~ the oEnmr maSs lnMge en- 40
couns ot ether husines2 HNs . hoass
lAsge enough fer . fAnily. and stAhssA
Psensy cf hcg q ed and seyen young hews
to Be dkspnssa e. 81 . secrfsceL II fAcl
no rsasunAhae ozfer WI1 BE ref9sed fke
pear naAn uf fAnliy uhe may chance -
see skis adFsEttscEscn; Sknu'd fass 10
tine IN eAlliaR e. tAe nesgsTNFGfxE-
axxcxK oEicA. whsse he wiN Rea dlfee-
sions e. - lecafian q The pksne phenTy
q work elase ~ also q srkoozheare- se
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

The fifth Of the series OF Chautauqua
entertainments ct the University viii be
RivNn tonight. Prof. Carme's sshiecs
" "Who assde the Athenians laugh ~
and Prof. Johnsos vill consider the
HaioRen group.
The members Of the Executive Gem.
mittee are requested 10 meet az .. N =,
ss business Of importance Is before
them. J. G. s.
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SEATTLE, ". t. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH ID. 1856
&c.

At the aga OF forty or forty i've. the
cryssalins lens Of the eye has fsttsned
% saeh az extent, BY the layers Of the
lens condensinR, that instead Of being
able 70 Rad fne print st distance Of
twelve inches, a. formerly, the book has
70 be beld At greater distance. What
- vanssd % an artificial lens just thick
enough 70 1u up for the deficiency Of
the lens Of the eye.
Instead Of selecting glasses for your
self, a. il usually done, call on FRANK
kMBALL tof KimhAll 4 SOM who is q
practical optician and thoroughly
understands the eye, and have him ad-
iast = pair Of their celebrated Scotch
Pebble glasses. and don't ruin yO1r eyes
With vindow glass spectacles. We also
make al kinds Of compound, eylindri-
cal. prismatic and complicated lenses
on cur premises Glasses ground TO
order on prescription of any ocalist.
Frye's Opera House. iasdv
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us. LAxD oETsck AZ oIxMFIk, " r..
Feb. IL, tsst.
nottos = hsssby gisea that GEORGE B.
MAcHETT hss Aied nStiee of izItsnsaGs ~
make Anal pFoof bafcrs The b. gssisE and H
oeiEsr. q thstr ofAes, 30 oiympia. ". 7 On
Friday. TIE II dag Of APRIL q. D. lsss. o.
Hsmss;ssa 1pplheAtien No. Sfsa, fer the M \
of sertias 3, tgwnahsp n north. gknzs 4 east
He nsmes - WITNESSES MAN NeAchsm. 4
Dsassll. {. ". keaeiis nsd l. r. smith. All u
Tec0mA. ". 7.
JOHN y. orowEY,
saiamFA ReKtz1sE of tha LAnd Oesee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

Tsaa1, ORx.- Ths steamer Glide tsok
doxn soand Yesterday ferry snns Of
sksaas river iioa ere for suneltinR in the
furnace 81 Iioadzse. 1his y the Arst
eonzidexahle skipmens maaa u SksgIs
ore. and The sxpertmsue n0S making
with Il uiIl bi wsfeAs6 wiik interezt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

nAxArian lsws foFhie ths marriage Of
oonplss ute do nn3 po4sess s9t1cieus
means % malnfain tAsUaefssA
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FOREIGN.


The War IN Central Amesica.
San JuAS DBL Sun. Nicaragsa. March
u.-Aetive gar preparations are being
made throughout the country. The
Government has nov several thousand
men ready 10 send 10 the frontier
Strenas1s efforts 10 resist Barrios are
being made In Costa kiea. A large
nnMaber OF soldiers are ready 10 move.
Great enthasiasm u manifested, and
conndence IN the dnsl resalt il dis
played. Ia 10 thJughs probable in some
qaartegs that Guatemala wiil consider
the maitsF before attempting coercion,
and that q friendly solution OF she diff
healt problem Of unitiag the States
may be arrived at
LGExKTkp. san Salvador. March IL
President Baxrios, Of Guatemala, has
declared thRf Central AEnsrics should
constitute one republic. and that be
voald assume command Of all the mili-
tary faFoes Of the various States THIS
declaration WAS acespted by Honduras.
hat Fejecssd by san Salvador. Nicara-
qua and Costa Rica- fhs forces OF
GaAicznaiA ba9an Immediately 10 march
azainss san Salvador. Prcsidcns ZAld-
var telegrapAed an scouauf of the sitn-
asion 30 Gensral DiAx, pressdsnt of
Mexico. and asked him 70 uss his iufla-
ence % prepeai hloo3ahed. 10 answer.
Diax sent the failowin9 Telegram 10
Prssideas ZaidvAF: +" Yonr Telegram
il understood l have taken the neoss-
cary precautions against any contln.
eency thai nsay srsse. l have tsle-
grapAed President RArrios as follows :
Youf Telegram ef the 5th instant. an
nanneing year Dissemination 10 daciars
Central America e8e Fep1slie ahd 10
assume yoarsalf sAs command az ell
sAe forcss thsreaf, hks heen received.
Tbs dselMFastun has been rrieeted er-
eressicAIly hg year ssstsr repehltss.
Thesa circumstances have ersatsd sach
an antipathy 30 your couTse ainoag
Msxtcsn eisin,ns thAt my guyernmsEt
wsll be cblized % taks Immediate 10
fian 10 prsvent tAe execatson Of youF
shreaf against SISTER nAsisnAlitiss Of
shln oonilnenk"
Fhr ghsnsse Is.s-
Pass, March li--fhs ios. Of ske
Chinese IN tha defsnss ef The pssitsons
around Ksiane. captured b. the Frsnee.
wAs ls0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

BuGsnsa on rHE LIx.-Dispasehss
reached Seattle yesterday about noon
that ths steamer Gazells, owned BY
Captains Oiney and Gilmore. and CON-
mazldNa by tho former. bad burned
ehille ascending the Ssilagaamish river.
No further particulars veFs received.
exespt that the captain and his family
reached share 10 safety. The Gasslie
was q sman stsrn-wheel steamer. haili
on The Willamette river and hroaghs
Rruslnd bars about foaE years aga. she
has bean very unfortunate sincs her ar.
rival and has changed h&nds . namber
of tIulss- Aboat Q year ag0 Oaney 4
3tInaoW purchased her FROM W. ID.
Ssolt a Co. and flxed Der up in good
shAse. she left UtsAlady Wednesday
morning for stilAguamiah river 20 st .
lead ef shingles. and the next news re-
eeiyld from her was that she bad taken
Dire isad baFnasd. probably 30 tie waters
edge
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

wALxTxa JAcKErA-puEing he inter.
val ipesween no9 and tue time The hrns
of Ssaekpesi. JAsksnn a Co Fsmove 10
thesr nev store they wilt oder fall line
u SFlxa AND SrN1Ka WALKING
JAcSKrsb IN tEse --latest shApss and stytsA
a. the i0west pTioes ever kaasn IN this
etfy. Thess isamense redaesions are
euaas in sssssr % ssfrct . eompiese ele$r-
Anes aaring lie 'rsnzoyal sale" ard .
aAviae esf TIyTx PEE cExT HaAy hs effected
By the pareAase Of any zxticis IN steck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-13

PHsrNIAE1 RxLxKT.-fhe frAveisss'
Insurance. Company paid oar eisissos
toe accidents In 1854 - follows; WI
raslos, SnAiile, thrown from carriage.
Sless e. =. Brown. R4nfoa. heater
drepyea 90 flnges. sitt 81; N. Dunlap.
DayRoa. eut dagger with axe. SIsai 4ehR
q. kixnn, Scstsle1 fsll and tninred knee,
k9SS.5.; d. Il. Ward. Seattle, iniared By
tall, taas b. b. KeEn, Seattle. crushed
hanSl $50. y. c. KsiieSg. Seattle, lea
teiaFed ey fal, 500.