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Farm Facta.

oak 20 70 date Gainesville has received over
wv bales Of cotton.
IN H. Davis, who runs one-horse farm
ahen, elncan n Brunson's Belvin place,
l0bs miles West OF Perry, has gathered
corn 1ss oi cotton, besides ~ bushels OF
hogs o, uu suthclency OF peas, potatoes,
ana 80, ~ me cotton has all been sold,
's averaged 1913 pounds per bale.
bs a ! negro Of Clay county. who ia said N
cob,r.ao,'Dsu larm hand. offered 10 make a
ler,os. ,, Tor next year, on the following
quart me farmer was TO give him a
allow 4 y, whisky every Saturday night;
day a uln 70 ride one OF his mules on sun.
BIN a ivy, T.. leed and clOthe him, and give
n, ~ cash the next Christmas.
two H., sober Of Hall county, bought
uplecs' s ~ back" species, and paid ST 25
samm..V them. He fed them through the
VI Stops aud such other odds and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
A POliceman's Thanksgiving Dinner.

AfcHe efec fhONtc iUUsi OOUTtcFs
Of all the THANKSGIVING dinners that
will be spread in this @ty to-day probably
there will be none more enjoyed than that
at the home of Policeman Dempsey. In
the centre of his table will rest large
wild turkey, which was gotten under pc
culiar circumstances.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Dempsey was
going home to breakfast, and when he had
gotten to upper Broad street he cav three
wild turkeys flying overhead. The tur
keys flew over and across the street, and
as the policeman watched them going
towards the Etowah river he thought Of
a Thanksgiving dinner, with a well
stuffed turkey occupying the most impOr-
tant position on the table. One of the
birds, as if divining the thoughts of
the policeman, wheeled away from its
companions and flew in the direction Of
the street. Suddenly the turkey dropped
it's wings, and fell to the ground about
fifteen yards from Dempsey, like bunch
OF lead. The policeman, seeing his
chance. pounced down on the bird, and
after a littl race succeeded in capturing
1t alive. 1t was a large fat gobbler, and
fell from sheer exhaustion. The birds
were flushed a few minutes before, On
Mount Jackson, by Mr.. Robert Harvey.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
A Lunch In the Wood Box.
Fro~,i5s 1srt Gatns' Advertiser,

From- ne f0T TdIHe5 dHVeTW7eT'
one OF our young gents, who had been
in the habit OF staying rather late when
he called on his girl, was greatly surprls'
ed the other night. he went out IN the
hall for a stick OF wood, 10 recruit the fire,
when he discovered a package In the
wood box, and taking IL in 70 the young
Iady. was greatly astonished by her tell
linz him that II was n lunch prepared Tor
his benefit, "a he stayed 80 late every
night he called, that she knew no got nun
cry before be left. He says he VIII make
his oalls shorter In the future.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

ends from about the premises as would
Otherwise have been eaten by worthless
cur or wasted. He states that they have
not consumed exceeding half busnel of
corn each. They were killed about two
weeks ago, and one weighed 15S pounds
net, and the other 165 pounds. Yet, to
near some farmers talk, sit don't pay to
raise your own porx."
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NInst lielinble of AIl.

From, ne Sparta tGa.) lshD1deiiie.
The Savannah NEWS IS the only one o. Of
the leading daily papers IN the otate
favorable tn prohibition. Taking II az IN
ali, IL Is the most reliable OF any OF the
morning dailies.
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ProhibftIon in Georgia.

Muscogee county will probably vote on
tne PROMOTION question at an early day.
The indications now are that the prOhi-
pitlon question will be agitated in Terrell
county at an early day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
CAPITAL Prize SI5O.OOO.

2,270 Prizes. amounting to.-.......... $522.5OO
Application for rates 20 clubs should be
made only 70 the Office Of the Company in
New Orleans.
FOR further information write clearly. Civ
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders. or New York Exchange In
ordinary letter. Currency by Express TALL
sums OF IS and upwards az our expensel al
dressed NJ. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c..
Or. JNO. B. FEREANDEZ,
savannah, Ga.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New orleans, La,
New Orleans, La,
New Orleans, La.
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KID GLOVES, KID @.

WE ARE PIONEERS IN THIS LINE.
in
81
scaop "Mgnon"
Nothing like
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ssrs. l. II
he'd busi1|
d Whlts1
n highly
thank 0afl
unquali1
nassura|
honorable
so MANI
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NTILLINERYy

1000 Ladies', Misses and Chdren's Velvet-covered
81 80.
500 Chidrens Trimmed Wool Hats, nobby Styles 75c;
1000 Ladie , Misses and ChIldrens Bound Wool Hats
cent. cheaper than elsewhere.
1000 Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Bound French Felt
lower than elsewhere.
Extensive selection OF Tips Plumes Birds Velvets, PushG
hrsclass Millinery Department. at prices way under
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rNEws OF THE TWO STATES
IT, T0T,D IN PARAG RAPHS.

w.bridge Taken from Jail at sparta
Apresumably by q Band OF Lynchers-
Pauper Burials at Gainesville- "a
rather and His Sons Fighting at a Oir-
.,s at Rome.
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1S7th Grand Monthly
AND TIE
Extraordinary SGni-klnld DRAWING

In the Academy OF Music. New Orleans.
TUESDAY, December 49, 1885, under the
personal supervision and management OF
GEN. G. r. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana, and
GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY. Of Virginia,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28
essxeu rReeupExes

C0zEeiI net ISss evening. pnTs1Ant %
tie cali Of his Hooox the Mayor. Pres
e1t-Msyor LsAry. and C0zncilz~n
d4EFIngtcn. AoEEtGp. Sox. fs=seT. Lst1-
mer ssS RS1shars-
Notices Of Fzrrlsh1ent wsre served
% ths sify n the .sses # tie Gordoz
Hard Ezrs Company, Ballard SJx and
Jsso3 Coweu vs. Wn. Hzrkins. and also
releases thereof
The claim Of C1uuinRs s StrgaR
sgssnst fos James syrsss grade for 81
54l-5e vas sIl=ze6. &C eandHioa th&f toe
Mayor retain 1900 q said srzip for
az days. 70 secure slaims against sa1d
stHess.
An aspiration xes Esde ey tie board
q Fire DelsRstes for tee printing Of
is hy-lsSs AZ The expense e The city.
Referred 70 Fire Cousnfttes.
Cs1aeilEo2n Rissb an offered the fol
lOTing resolution, shich Uss Snsna-
EaJusIy adopted;
NHEEKAs Four u tke twelve Mayors
of this city have contributed ihs1F
photographs to decorate the walls of
our Council chamber: and
Hher-as. We regard these plesares a.
a hsang reminder Of tbs their services
II bGiidinR ~ this. the metropoiis Of
the Territory, 10 It's pFessut proud 20
sltiOn, uoE. therefore
Ess7iasd. That w. retgrn or tkanss
to Hon. H. A. Atkins, Hon J. I Jor-
dan, Hon. BeriaA Brozn and Hon. L. p.
Smith for their said photographs, ard
ve respectfully request similar favors
from TIE other sX Mayors. az follows :
Hon c. p. st0ns, Hon. John Collins.
Hon. H. L. Yeslsr. Hon. Bailey Gaizert,
Hon. g. A. Weed, Hon. Orsngs Jacobs,
Hon. Il q. SsTuFs ard Hon- John Leary
said pictures to be the property Of the
city. and she same 10 be kept psrma-
nently II the Connect chamber.
". V. RISEHAET.
Ordered thss a warrant for $50 be
drawn on the road fund in favor Of W.
[. Wsdleigb for opening Broadway from
Madison street, north Of Wassslii GENE
.sry.
Ordered that the Chairman Of the
Street Committee BE- requested to pro-
cure from owners of sbutting property
the necessary right Of Way for straight
enine Madison street.
The claim vi the board of Fire Dele
gates for an appropriation of 800 was
referred
A petitioz was received from James
VI. Colmsn for vseaslng alley IN block
- and =, Boren's plxt. Referred.
Petition Of Eliza Ludlow, for vaczt-
inc alley in block IS. TerFy's addition.
Referred.
Propositions we're received from the
Lake Union Water Company and the
Spring Hill Water Company, to furnish
water for fire plugs ia North Seattle.
Referred to CoGncilmen Sox, LAtimer
aud Harrington.
Claim of r. Miaiek for services as
special policeman against the city fund
for az 80 vas allowed.
Ordered that the action Of the Mayor
in relation 30 the injured at she
recent FIRE in procuring assistance al
Providence Hospital, be and is hereby
approved.
An ordinance appropFiatine money to
pay audited claims was adopted.
An ordinance TO amend Ordinances
No. 6S7 was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28
FIRE esELls.

Engine Company No. l had drill
yesterday afternoon, using the Gre plug
at the eoraeF Of FIfth and Columbia
stretls- The pressure in the main vas
snSilriemt 10 force the water through $50
feet Of hosa With such force rs to throw
stream through an inch naxEle over the
cross on Providence Hospital, kisht
Of ~ feet. fhroagh 80 feet OF hose and
ahd inch and = quarter AoEzle, water
vas Thrown lbs sees against the wind
TIE dfth vas satisfactory ia every re-
spect. ant proved the great pgatoctioa
me lire piu2s awe tae city even on the
high elevation Of Fifth street, sia fees
RhasN tile mark.
Hess Company No, I. tue Are aepart
nlenl Naades. also had drill, using
1ee itoasi cart aud ao-a of Eacins Com
FAns, No l. They xsde The run from
tee tpoianeaa street engine hoaae To the
nFe pi1g 90 the bridge near the gas
warss 10 abort order. I've streams
wefa thlnwn iaroagh lines Of kase $50
tees loER WITH inch nezxirs. 20 dis
tsncl o. loo ftes. The boys worked
hae teisrsas. With little pFaeslee the
dasss viii make h exeeediagsy inter.
estine Toe the elder e6AnsrtueS Ia ths
nAatser af getting hFs. water,
AZ o'esock tbs are b0ys on CaFsuAnv
Ne. !. hastlsd thstf steamer Dut 81 ,ha
hesSA and eaalsd her 90 tAs aFe plns
% sheend and James streets. frona
sheaca . lice Of koae was ran nc 10
ihtEsl street In fruat Of Y~sler's nsw
seeids0oe. The eagtne vas xsry sktl-
fslty banded, sAvias 81 oae tine $40
poanas wSteR peessRro. She wsrked
sznoolAly A0d kepa very even ss@arn-
Her Iisst nisfht's psFfarmsnce vas he
saass rrsastiaete sue has yes naSe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28

the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. S. May nard'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 Sc.
attic, $500.
Lots ] and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
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, sl75.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's add.
ton, 1926
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot. or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000
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 well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
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 Whatcom; good location and
good soil $4,000.
VIII sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided one-eighth in
terest in and to the north half
and the north half of the south
east quarter of section 36, town
ship "a north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5oO.
The above is one of the most
valuable coal properties in WASH
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
siA millions of tons of good coal
and is well worthy of investi ga
ton by any one desiring to in
vest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28

An epidemic Of disorder seems 81 be
prevailing around the world. especially
affecting Legislative bodies. Both the
Hungarian Diet and thu Austrian Reich.
strath have lately witnessed dis0Ederly
scenes which for the time completely
upset the deliberations OF those usually
quiet bodies. The French Chamber Of
Deputies and tina EsRlish House of
Commons are proverbiaiiy diaofdsFly,
bat within the past few weeks they have
dsscidedly distinguished themselves In
this difectlon. In oar eountry. The lii
nsis Legislature his been making snch
q rumpaa - mait astonish even the
wicked people Of Chicago. We have
seen . legislative mob directly At our
dosfs in the shape Of the Oregon LeRis-
laturs and NOS the Ohio Legislature
proves lie ability 10 keep up With the
tilnas by 9 personal encounter between
tys Of thc members Of ice lower house.
IL there no way BY which Legislative
bodies san be forced 10 restrain their
disorderiy propensitiea :
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Wan RrFIrTns-Ths easc. Of The
Russo English var talk y fels already
IN all parts Of The uniiad States, even
10 washington Territory. The parehAsa
by England Of snoe vast quantity ef
meat Ia ChieA9n, hiss caused che move.
tnsnt towards shat taty AZ thonsantss Of
bead Of beet and hora, including 50
csFloAds Of cattle from waila waIla,
tha hrss shipment Of The klnd ever
made. TIE hdvAnse IN wheat Il feit In
Oregon and Washia0seu corresponding
" With Chieage snd Hsw YoFk. II
kn9tish uAnGfaetglfefa are emplaSed
hereAfter in makfag SUapons Of var
aud clothing for soldiers, eur naaaufAe
tuiers viii and lees eompesitian and
mtfe orders IN TIE making OF tasls,
nails. cloth eo0aa. etc. At ma sapse
tiuie thai eur nsechsBacs vtll have uaarr
votk 30 Do there will hs hishss Prices
fus what they turn cat. and the maasy
Will come tEWm foreign lands. Oar
shiEM, our factoFiea cur farms. oar
towns. oar vhese leople. viii ifan.s.
hateiy feel tis exttlaFatssss, and the
commercial leahaE.y uish which We
hare ben plagued fef sigAlecn uaanths
pazt vii disappear 10 dAy.
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PACIFIC COAST.


sks FEAEc1$oo. Msrsh ZI.-Ths Gard
aer Mil Company bss fled srfieses Of
i1teorpzorstlo1 II this city. TIE ost@ef
Of the eorpogstion ia 70 carry On 3 sen
sfsl E.sTehsbdfss bsziDess. bay and 81
land and maE 1fsetnre lzaahSE u ORE
ayn. The capital stock 10 $50 600, II
z5lsE $1,000 have been ss5seTi.1sd
The ise0FpoFa t0ss are NiisOa T Js~stf.
ot GsrlineF CITY. JOssph knSsiaBd
Charles 9. Stssenson, Jr., of Alameda.
zlsd Iohn Uolhar and George ;. Hl1s-
dtls. Il this city
Jspah fsB siaad "a
san FsAscTsoo. March E.-TEs San
Pablo arrived tins Afternoon from
HongkoSg EIth datss Fl March 81. and
from Yokohama d March I2ih. ] Be-
Shanghai Casrrsey's Tisns Sing e0rres-
psludeut says dlc1usuf has been
ssIzs3 provIae tbss The ate outbreak n
ftsr~a was plaunsst u oounlvARcs with
Jilpznese sgfhorttiss The statement is
aileonfraas5
Net az Pre.eaI.
San FAAscTsoo. March 27.-Speeials
from Washington state that Cleveland
xiil not ssake sBy California appoint
men1s until the tao Democratic factions
si this state have settled ;hslr differ
sHIcss ausGng then selves. Il is expected
that all those Eko vent 10 Washington
20 prefer their claims. viii noT return
10 this e1lest, believing i, useless b. pro
long their STAY.
BaFuInG Of She Dayton Wseisa NILS.
PORTLAND, Or. March IA special
20 the H,sios says that the Dayton VT. j
u,,oIsE mills we're burned this morning
AZ 8 o'clock. The IRE vas eanseo By
sEuuiansoas combustion IN the csrdinR
room. The loss - S;G.On0; Insurance
s.D.0J0.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRAscisoo, Marcia u Arrived
sieaun~r Mexico. from Iictoria; ship
Updaunied, from Nsnaino; barksntine
Tam U'Shautsr. from Colambi8 river;
schooner Maid Of Orleans, frcm shosl
vister Bay.
ssiied--Berk Hssper for Puget Sound.
Pom townsend, March 27.-Arriyed
Bark Tidal wave. frOsa san Fran
oigeO.
PoRT BLAKKLT. March Z7.-AErived-
British bark Heron and schooner
CInfBeF.
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After year Of vain effort the Law aas
finally oonoIaded that il ia unable te
make . stahborn woman talk. Becky
Jsnss, the woman who has hssn con-
hned In Ludlow street Jail for almost Q
ysar for refusing &C. testify at the trial
Of the HAmmersly will ease a, New
Yask last April. h 10 be- released. She
hes shsrly baisled the Judges aud las
ysrs, and viii doubtless be perIaisted 10
be rs silent a. she plsases for the re-
mAindeF Of Der natural life.
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wlDE.AwlKE DRrGGIsr.

Mr.. A. b. Stewart is always alive TO
his busins -. and spares no psins 10 Sc
de has secured the agency for the cele-
brsted DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. The only certain cure
known FIR Consumption, Coughs, Colds.
HOarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bron-
chitis. or any affection of the Throat or
Lungs Sold on a positive guarantee.
TRIAL bottles free. Regular size. 81.
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HIS SeccEssnR.-glaisea States Mar.
shAl Georss has appointed 6eosSe W.
Dvsilly. q Pert 0anable. guard 81 the
Enisad STATES renissntiAsy "a Mcneil
lslzlnd. vsce y. l. McCowNn, resisnea.
M. Dwefiy has resszhsd fer tEasy ysars
IN kitaap county whsrN be - q well.
kn0ssn AMI respected eiatEaa.
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dior RoEss. =. ThesteaaaeF Eslith eaas
inhs port Yesterday towing = seow. ca
Which were $50 cedar hep poles. eat ~
. uran named phililps ~ saiAes ap shs
SQUAD, they are fsE 9. If. Davis Asa
VIVA. Sstnasky cf White River, whesr
Their vii - t0wtd tesiay.
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An early tnspeeftan vsh sAeHre A
eeosesi fsSsen TIE stecantlv asserted lines
81 Aise spFs@a S9saSs Of CAaiee Dress
kAhras IA Salks. Safsesas. LAwns
white Materials. ste. ass displaysa Al
". 2. Rssa 4 Cas- =
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CO 10 The Aain street SKATING Riak
taasssht and sas psos. JoAm n. MaarAes
ehanipaoa EAney SHAKER ~ sAs EaEtA
sess. he Vii ee ASSISTED tonAeht b
Miss TsllIs 1oAu3on. lie eAAEapiaa lads
skatlR " seattle. Mr.. Mancasa ell
als1 axhthit % his Esslsea sAAsesA
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The latest and most elegant perfume
in the world is Elite Bouquet" For
sale by 4. Il. Stewart. Try Il.
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]. S. MCGUIRE. n. D..

GRADUATE OF TRINITY COT.
ieGe pus'in, iats Physician
and surgeon Of the Royal East
ern conPsnY' 80 Eslce, IL now
residing hare temporarily. hav.
ing como from New Westnlin-
ster, 3. c. and may be censuit-
cd ne the occidental Aosei be-
tween the hours Of 10 and "a
a. m. ard 8 and 2 p. m.
mhss ssa J s. MCGUIRE. "A. o.
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FOUN D.

A GOLD AND SILVER EMBLEM OF
n the Order OF Knights Of Pythias. in
case. was found yesterday and left at this
once Tor Identification and redemption
b. the owner
Please call prove property and pay
costs uahac
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A COMPETENT TEACHER FOR
"A No. 1 school District, San Juan
eoanty. Schcal wiii be kept open five
nanfhs. BEGINNING April L5th- A2tres4.
ssaflnx safaxy req red. s. v. BOfck.
Dire tor scbool Isistrtcg Ne. I. FRIDAY
HarboF. San JaAa county, T. mkiadw
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NEW BLOOD. NKw LIRE. This il OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Blood Pun
hsr. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie, six for &5. mhl7-3m
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To Lease.

THE LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
= and Hotel, Tor q term OF years from
tho q day OF May. ISIS Apply 10
mh26 q. G. PHTNNEY & co.
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FoR TAE UPPER sKAcIT.

Stu1y Glide Q. W. Cove, Master
r RAVES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday And Saturday, returning
THURSDAY and Monday, calling a. stan
wood Utsataay. Mos Landing, sksgif
City, Mount Vernon. Starring ana al n
tegTne1iate poanis above. Fur freight O.
pasEags mpslY 90 board or % GEUR9R
fOeTkR. - ths wharf. ap1
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NOTICED.
STEAMER & RAILROAD rRAem
TOWING md JOBBING.

a ca STEAMER ]. h. LIBBY,
W. +. Monroe, will
do Iswing and frei-hting TO and FROM all
po'ts ca Puget Sound. at res' enable
rates.
Ad iress P. o. box l2i Sesttle. mh6
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Offices 10 Rent.

CUITKs AND SINGLE. IN Ny FIRE
- proof brick building at reduced rates.
The most central iocstion 10 The city.
tao q. p. ETONk
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MARRIED.

PARruN-H oBBINs-In Yakima City,
March II, Is. Il. Parton and sarah. Rob
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HARVEY -McCRADIE 1t, Yakima coun-
y. March ". David Harvey and Annie
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28
ALBERT HANSEN.

\ FADING wATCaMAKER AND
L. JeWsIer. Fins line of Watches, Dia-
mends and Jswelry.
esler-Leary block. Front street jas
SEATTLE LODGE No. 8, I. o. @. T.,
> meets every Monday, a. 40 .. m, at
their hail, Front street. Visiting meRl-
bers always welcome.
JOHN B. DENNY, w. G. T.
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