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Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-09-29
Mill Strike.

Twenty 'beamers" employed in the York
mill. Saco, struck Monday morning for an
increase in certain qualities of work. A
settlement was at once offered and work
resumed.
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6RESGTtEs.

The Elder aud Alki are both taking
coal at the incline.
The Misses Tibbals Of Pert townsend
afe Visiting friends 10 Seattle.
THURSDAY morning the North Pasifc
took over 100 passengers to Victoria.
Tue tug Btsksly left for the Straits
Yesterday morning, to tow the ship
Prussia up The SQUAD
A.. Z. Sietaon. of this city, vas regis
tered at the NicoIles House, in Mime
sppolis, on the 9th instant.
Isaac Korn. youngest son Of our fell
Tow townsman, Moses Korn, has becotue
a partner in the drug business With Max
Glorious, IL this city.
Tue Olyupia aud Tacoma district
shools will ID Irtly cloae, before the ex-
pfration of tnsIr terms, on account of
exhaustion of the public school money.
About 30 passengers arrived here By
the Hayward last evening. Among the
familiar faces IN the thronR we're tkose
Of Il. q. Siruve. Eben smith. Geo. b.
Adair and Capt. @. II. Parker.
Tbs steamer Palitkofsky came over
from Port Biakely for a boom OF logs,
hai before shs could get il. Captain
smith received telegram to retura 10
Biakely and tow ship 10 sea.
The Josephine came In from Snohs.
miHh yesterday afternoon, bringing
quite number of passengers, among
whom were several attorneys of this
city. who have been attending Court in
ihs former place, and Who will return
today.
A. ID. Charlton, general Western pas
aenger agent for the Northern Pacific
u silrsad Company Charles Kennedy,
p passenger agent for the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad A. II.
Msckay, travelling freight agsnt Of the
Rock Island aud Pacific road, have
been spending dag or two in Seattle.
They are visiting agents In various sec.
tioas of the country, and having a
coed time generally.
Wells. Fargo 4 90. have recently Is
sued very pretty historical chart, REG.
ressntlng the rise and progress of that
great express company, with all It's
business ramificstlons. Pictures OF
Mr., Wells and Mf. Fargo occupy wu
corners. while in little sort of cards are
represented the horseback service, the
stage coach, the letter delivery. the
steamboat, tne city express wagon, the
railroad car, the ocean steamship. and
the telegraph. Ii IL from q pencil
sketch by route agent Of the com
pany, and 20 pleased Superintendent
NaAeatine, 10 whom 1t was presented
thaa he had II Autographed for general
circulation.
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NEW LsGmrmossE.

A few weslas ago George T. Davis,
Commander United States Navy aud
Aching Enaineer of the Thirteenth
Lighthouse District. invited bids for
furnishing lumber. doors, windows,
blilads and finishing Iunber for light
house TO be erected on Point Robinson,
besseen ssllttle and Tacoma. Three
bids were submitted for each class of
material, AZ follows
sash. doors. blinds, etc. Carson a
Johnson, Tseoma. Sate95; Tacoma
Planning Mills SlssI5; stetson & Post,
Seattle, xisT. 20.
The bids foe lumber were: John Car
son. faeonsa, 1904 Il; Tacoma Mill CO.,
k6a9. ~; Ststson & Post. $Sss2 "a.
The Seattle arm has been notified of
the acceptance of their bids for all the
woadwaFk necessary FOR the construc
ton OF the lighthouse. and have also
been Informed that an aRent will be
SAINT over within the next feg DAYS 20
arrange for the construction OF the
Point Robinson Lighthouse.
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J. req HE vas An sseIs.H mas. =

Oas Of the fs~ thiGes zhish tend 70
maize life ia nswspAper oeaes sDtoy-
able ~ tie arusseEeus crested b. lss-
ssfH received from angry insIv5dasss
zho TANK themselves sEzrisvsa BY
soins article which hss appeared in the
pspsr. In order that tbs pablie also
mar derive enjoyment from these
epistles. il IL veil 70 pablish ole Of
them occasionally. The following
scholarly and esntlsm2nly sSsEt viii
doabsiesz be appreciated. The sharu-
ina sirDplislty and e2Adof Of the Iaa-
gailge, the passionate sentiment, ard
the striking and beautiful simiIes, all
toad 10 make il s perfect gem
SIR Editor sf The POrst inteliRenser
Seattle, Marsh II I5o5 To she bearer
that poe this piece IN y0nr paper II
might b. yo7Eself- anyway be is Dot
man anoaah 10 pat bis name 20 IT ]
syinpathies With him for his ignorance
Nj Opinion 10 that b dout know as
mseh a. siseking calf IN regard 20 the
EnRlsah ami kGF1oeaL AZ iifs. it
comes 30 shaw very Plain that De or she
that Put this Piece in ths Paper of the
iisb day Of March has that dirty low.
degraded Irish spite IN him teIi yo1
what u fact il the Irish people Of Ire
land we're 10 have their freedom to
morFow, they would be fighting among
themselves worse than eats snd dogs.
IFiah are - good ~ any one else when
they attend to their owa B1sinese aud
20 are the English 50 you attend 20 your
owa Bassiness and don't Ban your, d.
ehsW. mouth 10 the Euzilsh f0a Put
me ia mind Of calf when be IL suck
ing his mothr Some of yon news Paper
men cannot take q tumble until q brick
Bu,lsiBg fails on yog the American
People are NOS in the haeis sf Bah. al
others Subscriber
As will be soen. love of eoantry Is the
ruling sentiment IN 81 Subscribers"
bosom. He sbca.d not, however, hide
under the stisdow Of 50 vague E0ss De
piasse. His talents, bis elegance ana
his mastery Of language demand for
hiua that honor. which the world would
gladly bsa;ow. were II not for his sur
passing rnodesty.
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Proposals for Fresh Dss
and Nut on.

HKApoU AKTERs DHPT or CoLrslHiA
ONCE Of Chit ComMiMaEf
Vancouver Barracks. w. r. Feb u - |
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TfaPk
10 eats, subject 10 the u&i cond iaM
will be received az this once ana y y
Offices Of the ActinS Cummlmsflfs =
Subsistence OF the following named -
flor the fresh beef and matten neetea
those posts onlyk until u ociock nsos
! Wednesday, March D. LeA 81 49,
time and places they VIII - epstS9
the presence Of bidders. for fafns1ls
and delivering fresh beaf and nniisss
during the wear anm mencinx July !, ~
Roisa BsrrackA r.. Fess GanhE '.
T.; Fort Coz 7r n Alene. J. T.; Eon 49,
ath. Oregoa; For sp0kana. ": 4; ~
Townsend. N. r.: vancglvM basfsc<A
w. T.; Fort walls WaiiA, ". Il a..
Proposals will also be rseefFea - 80
same time and dafe fox sapsayihs -
colville. w. T., and Fort AApssr l. -
this Office and 81 the ot,iaes y - ~
s.. Fort spokane. w. r. sna fss' Va"
Waila. w. T respectively. -. -, =
The Government ressfs1s -
reject any or all bids. 1850.
Bidders viii undersfAna 80. - -
made under this adveraaaezssnh - - ~
poaals made n respanse thnrsfA snal -
be construed TO invalge To Y nsas@ - z
In any obligation for paym ~ 49, rss -
the appropriation granted "
for the puSpoee. .-..a ,s,v,ssrs
stating the kind Of beet and mMl
CURED. and giving full instruc tlons
the m amer Of bidding. e9naAsoas y -,
observed hy bidders. and terms 7.
tract and payment. viii be 70 snlsas
apple Atom 10 this Office or 70 70 =
5. 81 the seve ri posts -. shauIs
Envelopes containing pfgf0 gsss1 a
b. marked q Proposals for fsen4 - - =
Mutt onl al Fort -. ans 49, 49,. -
the anaersignsA or % the Aeelhs -
missarv 81 Subsistence q -
posas. q. "A. WOODRUFF
Captain and G 3, L.AAr
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sing DsIrxaaExTs.


Daring the past fe~ days City Atsog-
Ley HsEfoEd hiss eonnss1eed saii
against a number Of property owners.
% s1foEoe the psya.e1t Of their grade
zsd street improvement zssesszenis-
Among shs suits sassiy commenced are
tie folIgwFns
City Of Seattle "a p. H. Lewis, Ea6i-
sou street assessment On lots ! aud L
block =. CD. BOren's addition; amount
Of claim xIf745a
City Of sesttie ". Catherine Randolph
ct al, Coisnhi2 street assessn ut On
lots 6 snd 7. block IS, Tsrry's second
addition; amount n claim &I75.ss.
City Of Seattle ~. Joseph r. Me-
Saaghs. Cogaushas street assessment on
lots 5 and I, block -. G.. g. Tsrry's irss
addition; amount OF ei4im &3aT.
CITY Of Seattle ~. John VI. Frink ct
al, Eighth street assessment ou lots !,
: and $, block 1, heirs % y. A Bells
addition
City Of seattle ". Franklin Matthias
and L. NJ. smItnEEs, exse1t1rs OF the
Terry estate, Washington street ASSES
Rens On lots B, { aud ), block :, NAV
nsF1's plat; amount Of claim x2.l41 -.
A DASGKRoUs LUSATIC.-Wm. Miller.
Who was discharged from custody the
other day because be zas not suh
eiently crazy 20 De sent TO the asylum,
has since beea eating up great aidOes.
Yesterday Afternoon be took shot az
an aeooEdeon IN his fathers house with
a shosgus. His father broke the weapon,
whsreapon the youDS fellow took . mat
tock and drove tbs family from the
house. The father, mother, sister and
brother fed snross ths lake, snd the
father came 10 town and notified
Sheriff MeGrav, Who left for the farm
at fDidBigh; 30 esptzre the madsaan and
bring him 10 town
Mr.. Gus Green Is requested to call at
the SeAAtfa phz Smaau afr-tF
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the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. S. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Se-
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots |
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attic upon them.
Lot z, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9xl28 feet s175.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
tion, s325
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot. or the
entire ffty-two lots for 5000
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, aud within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city we'll
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township rs north, range 4 eat,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
of Whateom; good location and
good soil 10000.
Will sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undiyide I sne-eighth in>
terest in and to the north half.
and the north half of the south.
east quarter of section SO, town
ship "a north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5eO.
The above is one of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash.
ington Territory, and is fully de-
Eelop'ad. The tract contains over |
sia millions of tons of good coal
sna is well worthy Of invests ga
ion by any one desiring to in
rest.
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Notice of Seizure.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
Third Judicial District IS.
In the district Court holding terms Al
Seattle.
fsis-United States of America Va.
| fifty pounds OF prepared opium.
The President Of the United States 10
all whom II may concern, Greeting
Whereas. Jehn b. Alien, United states
Attorney for Washington Territory, has
filed an information in the above entitled
District Court, alleging In substance a.
follows.
That on the nth day of February, AID.
lSs5 at the City OF seattle, in King county,
Washington Territory, afsre said. In q GER
tain house then and there being situated
on land within said city. the said A. w.
Bash, Collector as aforesaid. did ssixe
the following goods. wares and merchan-
disc. towit, one hundres half pound cans,
containing nifty rounds OF prepared
opium. and now hath the same in
his custody as being forfeited for
the causes hereinafter mentioned. to-
wit. for that the said goods. wares and
merchandise. heing subject to duties by
the statutes Of the United states, were,
after the LIST day Of July, 1883 and before
the seizure, aforesaid. brought into the
United States, ana being so brought. as
aforesaid. were found concealed in
q certain hruse At the city Of So
att e, In King county. in the Terri
tory aforesaid, the duties on said goods.
wares and merchandise not having
been before that time paid or secured 10
be paid. against the form of the statute
in such case made and provided; by rea-
son Of all which the premises and the
statutes in this behalf made and provided
the said goods. wares and merchandise
have become and are forte ted TO the uses
in said statutes specified.
And praying for mention or other
proper process. TO the end that the said
goods, wares and merchandise may be-
By decree OF this Cont, condemned as
forfeited to the United States, and sold.
and the proceeds distributed according 70
law.
And whereas. on reading and ding the
said information the Court made the fol-
lowing order thereon. towit:
No. iJfS-Orcer for hearing.
United States OF America VS.. fifty
pounds OF prepared opium.
Let this cause be set down for hearing
IN open Court. on Wednesday, the
18th day Of March, A. ID. 1876, at ten
o clock a. m. at which time ali persons
having or claiming any interest Ia said
goods. wares and merchandise must Ap-
pear and make their allegations In thai
behalf M their default win be entered
AND laf nQktee be given In the usual fern
6y pBhiieafj0n thereof In the DAILY PosT-
Enter. signed.
GREENE. Judge, etc.
Dated February %. 1885.
Now. therefore. all persons having or
Claiming any interest In tbs said goods, |
wares and merchandise are nofiied TO be |
and appear In open Court, az this time
sEecified in said order. and make their |
In that behalf or their default /
VIII be then entered and the prayer o. /
,aid Information granted.
........ Witness the Hon. Roger :. 1
SEAL: Greene, Judge Of said District /
= 100 Court, and the seal OF said Court |
his ID day Of March. 1855.
JAMES SkAyEY. Clerk.
By JAMES T. LUDLOW. Deputy.
John y. Allen, United states Attorney.
y q. X. Hanfeed. Assistant. mk3
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We are plaksesi h. nsstls the grAns sue.
esss uhfeh toliaws tho sarnesa thoaeh,
and atosa application 70 hnsine~. al
thai ysang, th0RgA auers~fio arm. The
y. W. Fruit Gasnp2ay. Ehsy have ada.
g 70 the slresdy aeat Appearance ef
thesr shop two lAreO and we'll exsaasesi
siRnS which sEaeify eleaGiy thsis line al
hnssness, and aFe rery attractive, ths
enc flsesnz Csnal,Fvsaa nts@as ts~i,ss
ua1sl psVasiaenk, Toe asher estches
Tie ere IT all soFning irasn n 80.
astaee or toe hosts. Tue siaFe wAseA
they nos esanpy h tso small fas aAstr
increasing osislness and they viii Dc
eampeaied % hransA osis in tha near
fataFe b nars cealmaas0as Qnarssxa.
teesF ieheing trade alone il snea ~ Is
demand special Asseilssaa. - the AEneana
90 ffnas. pfuaugcA. pu1liRy kAd KAnse
Walsh passes throazil their hAnds i nelF-
pFisinz % ths AswrAss hasiness y "a. j
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hlE Dun Nor DEs0oheK. -SherifI Bill
hnsss returned from Victoria By tia Geo.
+. Starr yesterday. where he vent 10
interview Harmon, his late deputy. Who
Ahsconded from Olympia With $3.50
bsienstpR To the creditors of Shelfon A
Co., waich lie toak from iAs sherry
s&sa md sildsavus 30 induce him 10
dtstoFRe. Bas, ~ predicted in shess
salnmiast Harmon was not that kind OF
feliow. When he learned shat his
former employer was in the sity he took
a little trsp 10 the country and thus pre.
vented tbs pateFview from taking placm.
air. billings says be will a. once make
40 The denciaaey and hereafter reaaire
hts ueEaties 10 enter into bonds for she
honest and faishfal performances Of their
duties
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CSsx FfazT.--ME. He ltoa. Of she
Nesthwess Frsst oompany. has 8 n /
eetciksn. which "A Of h<liiGsreas itsps.
ssssan, waasiiag 20 kneek cut every
@shas eaaaksis which eones IA his
way Liza 'tesatng be cane Gear
aaAsian9 hss sesstch- 4 bird Of similar
ktna haFp@nsd aiong. and teashs Asn
Tor ten inmates. u the presence Of al
lssa& 100 sF~sststors. oaig 80 be GnalIy
whippaA taao saanissioa - sAe viii Of
aAe sscEsntaus pst Dtck.
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German Joke. hssrAlly tFMnslafess--
on whss saekneas ia the Mfe u. dead ~
. Exstaa1y knoss shex nos p~rhApM be.
eanssI she boo fast tfved.~ -Ha~
- Az marriage was she. aaeoraiaa
~ ha9 Owu atorys three years yoane@F
skAa hxf sRssAna. An2 aGtsr her aeash
was kAe, accoirding - the harth and
da2ih essssAeaseA ssne yeass cider than
tie xilnsS
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sAIs fosrrosxp.--At Iha advertised
sale OF the steamer Eyril At I.aarel
shade. yesterday, shs attendance vAs
not lafgs. Aad biaiinS vas nat vary
eFisk. DC. DAwsnn. tue Coroner. acsed
~ aac4soOesf. and tue hish~ss sd -
eoald see fof TIE steamer, Der engines
tackle and appsrnl wAs &5Ia.s0. whiaA
vas noi considered adequat<. whsssur.
90 Tie sale was postponed anfii next
Wednesday AZ eselack,
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Improve Your LaTilg Stock.

I HAVE A FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
l. Growers left, Matched this season from
imported stock. Brown Leghorn fowls
are the best layers in existence and any
person keeping fowls FOR eggs should have
this variety. Price. g 10 s. each trios
two pullets and cockren SO.
uo22 C.P STONE,
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NOTTCHlI:I.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AeeaEaens Irsarancn Company 81 Nerfh
Aaner1eA- and hASa tuyme4 oFer the ma
prs q tASt GompAny 20 car sncx essnF.
MT. w. II Peter. Ail perAous inxsa bfsd
70 ne above named Cssmpany % poairies
1sd frpm our osHce vii please par 10
NJ. Fefer 90 hss anly antAaxixe4 agents.
feS JAS. A. CAREY & co.
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Dissolution of :ouartnsEhi|

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTvENfH
~ the firm OF J. strauss q c. -
day dissolved by mutual cansenG Il J
Simon retiring. j. Strauss assaaEx q
deb OF the late firm. and ID aieze iaI.hN
ized 70 collect outstanding claims q D
Late firm. ]. STRArss
n. 8 sEMoE .
Seattle. March :. issa. nhS
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SEATTLE LODGE No. 6. ]. o. G. T.,
- meets every Monday, ST 40 p. M. at
their hail. Front street. Visiting MEN,
bers always welcome.
JOHN B. DENNY. ". c. T.
w Hail W = dAlI
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WANTED.


S10lA $3.50 OR sseoe. on IN
ftDVs SIDE improved property,
Address z. D. boz AS-. snnttae. d
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0. R. @ N. co.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
rU6ET SOUND DIVISION.

From Tacoma to Victoria, b. c., and
way ports. daily except Sunday al 8 pm.
From seattle to Victoria and way porte
daily texceps Monday at 80 a. %.
From Victoria TO Tacoma and WA,
ports. daily sexcept Sunday at a IN,
From Port Townsend 70 Tacoma and
way ports. daily iexoept Sunday at 3
a IA.
From Seattle TO Tacoma, daily texce2,
Sunday. 81 3 p.nl.- and every day at $50
a. m.
From Seattle 70 Olympia and way portA
daily texcspt sunday. at 40 @. IN.
From Tacoma 70 Olympia and Stella.
COON, daily Except Sunday. Al m
From Olympia to Seattle and war porta
daily texcept sunday st D. m.
FROM Tacoma % Seattle. daily a. $40
y. m. and p. m.
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THE STEAMER
d. - - III Oh

VII leave Seattle on Sundays, at 60 o. N,
for sehonae snd intermediate ports. ne
turning. leaves sehoEne ca Nfoaeiay
after aeon, and arrives al Seattle 90
Tuesday. carry ing passengers 70 all ports
tor Eafty CeRss and freaght az FINN
Genas peT ton
Regular time and Grst elass accumno
daffors for both passengers and freight.
@. T. CI4ANCKf.
q. II. PRESCOTT Agt New Tacoma
MAaaGex, Portland
yoaIx MUIE. TIafsic Manager.
A L. sT0REA. Gen. Fri and rass- Ayr.
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For Sale

A NICELY FURNISHED BOOM
"A Lodging House. k0oms ali fnI
Terms cash. Prise moderate. Fos- far.
tlculars apply ~ thls efFt-A mhs in
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FoR THE UPPER sKAoIT.

FNs~ w 80 1MW&EFa
8trnv Glide G. ~. Cove, Aanatev
II KAvEs YESLER'S WHARF ON
Thursday and Monday, caIiaa4 a atan.
wood. LtsalaAy. sfosa Landing. Skaad.
CITY, MoUzt vernan. Starting and Al n
feruaedi4ie points Above. For freszht \,
pa&Aze Apply On beard or 70 GEORGE
FtsSTEK. On tbe wfzrf an
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CHANGE OF AGENCY.

II AVING APPOINTED THOS. r.
l. Humphrey agent for the Western
Fire aud Marine Insurance Co., Of San
Francisco, vice Jas. A. Carey & CO.. re
tired all business connected with said
company. and renewals OF polio es in
force. will b. looked after BY Mr.. Pun
phrey. STEEL, DICKINSON & CO,
General Agents. Portland, Or
Seattle. Mar IA IL. 1855. mhI2 I'm
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WORK HORSES.

ENoR sALE-GoOD, sERvI FABLE.
IL reliable animals. Inquire of
A G. ANDERSON,
mhl0 Corner Fourth and CherrY SIS.
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A SCoWt - FEET LONG AND M
- feet wtde. without deck. Reward
paid fos Information Of the sane. a.
fhIkk VALENTINES Fish MArkes,
foot Of Columbia street a.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mr.. Gus Green is requested to call at
lie Seattle Pharmacy. alr7-tf
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WANTED.
Clerkship Wanted,

A CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS A
"A situation A. clerk in a store. Leave
word al Posi- ISTELIIGE office. Geoi
r. ferences given. mhI2
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To Let.

HRkk ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
A hotsaeksepahg. can be had furnisAed
g anfnrnlEhed located on Third street.
asSMsen Lens<s And blanchard. Inquire
on premises Or address n "a hox al1 rnhI
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House to LET.

A sPIENDID HOUSE,. CENTRALLY
"A located. Apply 10
mh6 g O. PHINNEY a ca
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NOTICE.

NoTIC6.
TNHE COPARTNE RSHIP HER GTO-
l. fore existing between the undersign-
ed. UNI ei the firm nance c. r. Brewster
g. Co, Is dissolved this day by mutual
consent ). T. Brewster is hereby author
lied to collect any and all unsettled &C
counts pertaining to fhe late firm.
G. Il. BREWSTER,
fe26 I'M s.. BREWSTER.
Seattle. w. T.. Feb. .. 1885.
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NOTICE.

ThE REGULAR UARrERLYl
= meeting OF the Equal Rights Asso,sis-
Ton viii tAke place At the Court House.
Tue sday. March 10. at O'Clock D. m. A
tan attendance is desired. as important
BY order OF the Ex cutive CommItfe,s.
National Republican., 1885-07-29

WHErE THE REPUBLICAN is PRINTED.-
The editorial and printing offices of TnE
national REPUBLICAN we're yesterday re-.
moved to the Globe Printing office Of
Messrs. Gray Z; Clarkson, on Pennsyl'
vania avenue, between Third and Four
and.a. half streets, where they will re
main pending the repair of the building
corner Of Tenth and d streets. The
paper he's been printed at the Office Of
Messrs, Gibson Brothers for the past
week, the removal thence being made to
obtain the advantage of two fast presses,
which ore available at the new temporary
location, The paper is issued, as here.
tofore, at the business Office, corner Tenth
and L streets, which has not been inter
fered with by FIRE damage.