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The Portland daily press., 1885-02-26

An Augusta dispatch says that the Long
Greek bill has been amended SO that the dam
shall not be built except with the consent
of the city council "upon consultation with
experts" That may mean very much or
very little. If the intention is not to allow
the city council to grant the permission
sought until commission of competent ex-
perts has reported that the proposed dam
will not injure the harbor 1t needs to be ex-
pressed in language a good deal more explic-
1t. All that the amendent as now expressed
does is 10 direct the city council 10 consult
with experts on the matter. The opinion of
the experts can be followed or ignored as the
council sees fit This is not the kind of an
amendment the council asked for nor the
kind the people want.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

Tbs Willamette viii probably Ro to
set todty.
lodge DseIly. Of Port Gamble. ar
rlvei 10 aeattle yesterday.
C. W. Young, agent for The Taeoms
Mil Company, Is spending few days
IN Seattle.
An inch Of snow fell yesterday morn
ing oG the to~nsite. mantiinR With
ShIts the country all about.
III. Howard and Mr.. MsCsrty vent
out over the Cedar River eIteosion yes
tsr5sy on tour Of inspection.
Tue Eliza Anderson arrived fron
Yicaoria 90 time Yesterday, and
brought qaite list Of Passengers.
Mrs. Gre viii lesvs on the Outgoing
McKee, for ) N Francisco. 90 reiain her
son, Who lives IA the GoIdea state.
The little side wheel steamer Pearl
I-fi Yssler's wharf yesterday afternoon
for Fails CITY, loaded with freight.
SossanR has been heard from Me
Carly aud BattineF. the fAT1 dealers,
-incs their bonds we're filed In Justice
Lyon's court.
Taosnas Clancy. Who Was partially
puslyE-d some weeks ago, has tsf1
eientiy recovered 10 Re Gb0nt and 81
tend 10 has business affairs
Rev. p. J. Vincent. b. A., will take
sharRa OF the Cbspsl of the Good Shep-
heFd In North seattle. and hereafter
eond1Ut the seryises therein.
The Columbia has been blocked With
Ice AZ and below Vancouver for = month
psss, preventing steamers reAehing that
pl ,es slntil within d " or two p@st-
The party gwen bS the yalk snaanis
Club 81 ths Coast House on Thursday
evening Gas largely attended. and
heartily enioyed By the participants.
Jodse Lambert. Of walla wglla. in a
published card. gives warning 10 san
day Rsmbler., threatening tsem with
he@vy hnes The penalties ranRs from
SO 70 $50.
The wAllA WalIA Josrssal says
Fhres men, Who should De veil posted
concerning ltqnoT matters, recently did
systematic eipheFinR 10 ascertain The
amount Of nsoasy annually expended
The rssnh was an estimate Of nearly
fDo.Nn The uorAl ts large enough 10
hang hat on"
Amtn named Hunter Was cenversine
Win Reeda Anaersoa in L0s Angeles
the other evening. when the latter clay
fully pulled an empty revolver ffonl her
pocket sod remarked thNt she vosId
shoot hanser. Hunter. in the same
spirts " haasor. displayed what be COO.
stSered % be "a empty pistol, and
poaHtiHz u a his lady frlend. pulled the
trigger, and bali struck the Riri IN the
teeth. bat owing 10 TIE soiidity Of her
Doi&rs no damage was done. Hunter
uas arrested. o0k was subsequently, dis
shsreea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
a an esHg~S Ass9r.

F0s yszss pass . bzs 5es1 ch4rzs1 y
o zssrasss speaksrs and writer's s0aa
tas Eepzs&Sssn party F>1s-sAS'~ss- h0a
tee psoyss aid thsis FssEts- 51i - sos-
Dorsssozs and Esropolsss- fnls s>arsss
nss- is f.e., bssn IEe Dasz ssocx Z
trade q sss Ds1o@rstbe posiiIsasS, a,1
3 kss BEG ths more szsszvs 5scaos
H>uaiyss sua we're At 9 loNs 70 z1sSes "
fnsy oozac Dos fali 70 80 tszi 1szy q
ths R-pzbll12n bss6sfs Esse Al Gee TIE
pts AID toSss d toe o1rporsti0os, a1o
thzs TIE rssn wbo seosrgssrd tie vat
nozopslies Of tee oS1EtTy we're Wiz
fs~ sIosrssoas % b. fO9s5 zItEin re
Kspsbsiesn r4nks- 80 ihs stArge was
aes ssss.aally snS-sfsd- sDd Is EsEnto
force sussns tie people,, ea1s1nE u.s.
trzs, Il the &. pabi e4n party. vhSer
srsz stronger and stroassr antsi Is re
.uissd 10 Iss SEz1 oE.rtbrVs AID as
rsearr " she Dsnocf.sg % po~ef.
Tkiuk11s Espsbiis2Es bad !0ns nsir-
sAinsd thai tie eonseSsbon ostsss1 TIE
oaxsy add corporate poser vas oIly AZ
passns tat u Sas tbs tsnasBsJ Il no
nOSoaiss 70 cling 70 TIE party II po~sf'
md that fos tkis rsssso a1ozs tssy Uess
ranged On tho kss aDlican SIDE Ties
9 sinsd that, sb0aid TIE Democratic
Parry OEsos EEOEe obtain eoGtrol Of TIE
sossrnmsut. sbe nsnpoiiss v0aid 81
ever 10 a IN . body. and wO0id secsiF'
/. hearty usIsons- WbeG ClsvefsDc'r
ssssiiou xas aszarsd. tue psonPs CT
xrssqlafIons Of Go1id And SsEdsrDsf
strsastt snsd sois yisz Of ths case, ans
ueoole teeane eaFio1a 70 ka0x whsshss
,hs fo1rta o, N4gsn SOald vitDsas, hos
only a change Of administration bat .
change 10 The position Of parties - well.
H0ald Democracy and monopoly JOSH
hands over the spo4ls ? would tbs Re
pobIiosb party take - the grs.; Arc
zrowlng movement for popalAr rights
TIE events Of the pas; fsz days nakt
Is appear shas these questions are 70 b
answered ii scs Affirmative. In the
Discussions IN he S-Bate 9ssr the inter
ate eocneres All Oregon Carl
efsisaFs bilis pesaiiAr condition. #
fairs nAs been dsseiopsj. The issdIuR
isieadsrs Of the mOnopoliss Ssre na
Rspuhlicsns. bat Democrats, aud th0ss
sho mOss ioodly voiced fks demands OF
the people we're Republicans BsyaId
and Morgan. $40 leaders of The Demo
cratic party. who, IL - Acknowledged
xill have great ineaenee Si.h the nexi
administration. resolusely opposed bssh
bills. Wills Cullom and Wan Wysk. Re
ca Loan Zen 4 ~. were their iss3inR
chaDpi0n&
Does this indseats thai sns pfopbssssd
change Of front - about 10 take place
Does il indicste that tbs RepabieaR
party has found It's true place Is tns
defender Of popular rights Does il
indicate that the Democratic party vii.
enter upOn its lease Of power a. tee
friend and supporter Of the rnonopohs-
We shall see.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

Tia eouis-s foE the New YORK sens-
so,tship eouiiuass ~ Fats sith iaer~as-
Ina fasy. Lew p. Morton, Usitsd ssNtss
Minlassr 70 Francs. seems TO have tbs
lead az present. Ths eaoics Of large
minority % The Republicans OF the
STATE 10 undoubtedly william n. EvArts.
eai The polisic.l naehi6s Is WORKING
vigorously in favor Of Most0n. Messrs.
oarseii ana Piaas are the iso gentle
MIN who eDntFol thas piece Of nsscaAn-
iszs ~ present, and the nscs % their
vhns pailine b fsls In she most remote
ssilnsiss o. shs State. There il. how
svsx. . bitter opposition 70 Morton.
wAish can be concentrated oniy on
EvArss. o. % chAunney n. Depsw, Who
ssssdfsssiy declinss 10 be candidate.
Congressman Hiscook, sx state After
azv Rasssll. and easss awo o,hsrs. have
snali toliosiass In the LseisIssars. IL
b almosi esrtain. AowsssF, that The
winning Aaxn vii be sithsr Morton.
kvarfs e. pepsw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

AkxAMEp 90 raE1a cALlIEa.--li seems
ths lo.,ai dealers In whisksy do not liks
% h called -whissey ssIlers.- and 10 90
tern then makes tharn mad ell evrr
iha only tnistnee 10 be drawn from
akia 10 thAa they yes have Q llR8ie shame,
and that 10 shsws Itself npon appllc.
tisai cf their names - their lima OF o1si
nesh OtAef men arr generality plea sed
10 be designated after their Fespsctiv
eAiliax& fha man slho oees and o.
ssases q f4rm n proud 10 be oallsSf a
fAssnef the usan whei sails a vessel h
ay 10 means asea0sd 10 he aslle<i =
shipmAssas sha PremasIent ef unaneysSi
iasnaaskes tainks Il all rtgat % b.
knosa ~ Q hankss the mar WHO
MATES en- - expecss tn b. called shoe
nsiex the saNn oh tRtAs gsuesries y =
sso. 81. and he dce.n't ears vito kaaus
= and - % oar so oa wtthoai end.
fa laaaae he rial estate dealer, zoe lac
9. The p<tntrf, Tie danti-t. TIE ms
"a .isiA tAs 1tnex, lie seamAn. tne
sehaoa TEACHER, the pCbasAsr. The drus
asss, and 70 IL all Ft1ea Bat whea ~
rons % The snsn woo sells whiskey. ths
tasn whs gAmhiss. and fev ether iiks
setrits we unexa haaa sDule esnsT uan
Ger OF dssagrstaas. They aES at
praad Of thsiF ltnea Of bsl iaass. The.
sonld rather nos es naaaeA IN aonnse
sion With thea Here they ssfeet 10 b.
"easinesx nsen.~ and 81, thef duo thsua
assvsA % NE lunmrasss daaxaxsfaf Toe
zSsruhanss and % she arnsssennaas % Sc
esnsi,al pahiin We eanaeA weags
nsmsay In tais naaltrF wita tAs wtaA-~
- taosa enzsxea u thit sitlAinoas trzf
Is eits we can odd variety, can spely
eshas tssnaa 90 thsEn qufse - appaepra-
ale and fefesole4 lestsea 81 s&i sons,
fs.f tssssneA we can Euthfuiiy aliade
% many Of three pfabsN - asseA -
arna u sin. - eaeRsftcss a., . ss
may eaffeepoec . liz md sqsAas d.
liGAtfally ~ the arcellAtioEs eesso9ec
atsea their k-epsrz. nos tosa<skfns 10 N
slaas thai of ~basasem nsaAH-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

1'hs HsnlsI bill. foe she forfeiture Of
the aaearnsd lanes bald b. The North
srl fseiae RAilsoad. viii BE- called ~
In ne Heass today. Representative
Hsnlsy. vko has tbt bill 10 ehssge. |.
sozladsnt that be can secure its eonsad
srA.isn. and that N. Hsu.e vill ps@s 10
By simcst o twe- thirds vose. The
frisnds ef The M ssufs are enthusiastic
and eonhdeni. sad are Determined 10
prsw the ball 10 hail vote In both the
ssrass and the H.ass before The Ella. .
Of lhs prs. nj sessiosl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

Fcz TzE EIPJsTTIox- fSo han
dEed dollars worth OF articles we're yes
terdsy brs1Eht - tie rooDs q E B.
DozninR d Co, Ia tie Poss b1lldias.
INTENDED for snIBuSni 70 the SsE o.
leans Expos gsB- hey are N than
selves = very handsome eo!lecsiou. and
vJ1ld a40YD sEea 2 great fair Ike
that nov II New 0rieanS They are
olly baziLn ming. hJTsEsF, snd maca
more 4 expected 70 Be brOasbs 10 today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

A SINGLE IssrE-In= Ge4Ssa Fstzrs,
q psp@T started At Portland n tns 1t
Of Janzsry, By AaaainR 4 Azzal-e,
lived 20 send cot Jingle Izsae only, its
f-ss being rs lass- The Pabi1s5--s,
2soa PARTIALLY scanning The Fed. sz=
ooshinR bat hard zork and psc1nisry
lozs before then. and Wise3y sOCei3Eed
20 give - t7s p-o1slSss Zlcertzk ~
vbils tceT co1ld d - E!tE8ot personal
incooVenieGee- Thsy realized tast tie
D, sat il 10 time n Ehich 80 star n@W
"a eFs -p.p-rs for vhich ttsre . No
nss sD3 vhica cannot p1sslbly Be
made 70 psE exp@nses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

els C.-Oze hzo6rs6 AID tsscsy
svs ps-sous 2st = ne C1zssEs.sy
Chzpel 50 sRs1isz to lear ezsEE1nE
l7esare from Pref Csr1e % HerOos-
t1s, tie FaEEsE u E5s=o-T, t3ls0~sc
~ = p3ezs@zs soSo irues u >. Tvs 507es-
416 ey 3 eBos~ srsis fi~sl iscz1re q
= TIE Do-sin - C1sUisirT, 81 Pref.
D 2 goa1s51, sioz5nx ~ CzZ q tie
sz5lsscs. Hzlz1 orozkns OF zsez re-
YlDeEt 50 so1e sEzrp poszss % tie
seSsDes Of chsEusssry- lis cozrSe proG-
ises 70 D. dFely 0os. ard azzy Ulrcs
MI 10 dozb9 - avskeesd 70 1sz seIv-
i-y. The ssctgrss sre Esc = pcF24zg
baggage. szEEiy zc5erS.1s . y e1li1-
" grzppse EFfk tie 5=-pess ths1ssis
% s-is1es. PHILOSOPHY sro history
Prof. Lee furnished . its o I'm EIEc
Is 57zs AID girls 40 recIted - u
. rfeczfy q: hone AZ ta~lg -oFz- F4Se1s
wss also vel Eepr-se1ted- il E&s ;
~ ID szseFt4fEDe1t. Tie csosz1g solo
aad qazsses vas hlzAlT sD9ls l3sd-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
FOB RENT ON SHARES.

TWO WILL IMPROVED FARMS
fo~ rent On sbArss " thin fo1r N les
Of LAcosBeF. Ga the county road. Also.
aZ horses nd colts, . d seed. feed q
farm inplen mis- fer sale C cap. Al o. 9
Or 10 Ga y cows for sale
Inlui e Al this one falrdW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
Improve Your LaIilg Stock.

HAVE 4 FEW BROWN LEGHORS
L Grow rs lefr, haschra II 8 season from
imported stock Brown Lexnogn fowls
sre the est layers N exisseoc@. and ., J
pess3n keeping foxls or eZss should have
this variety. Price. g - g each; trios
TWO pulleIs sE1 eockreD SO
no22 c. p. STONE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

SEATTLE LODGE No. 4 ]. o G. T.,
- meets every souday, a. 10 p m, -
t-eir hail Front street. Visiting mem
bers always we.cOme.
JUN B. DENNY, ". c. T.
W HALL ". s dell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

Selecs esnss tsis and syssy SstasaaF
sseafne. Al the resns Of she Olive b >
sisl Cab. 5slmarS's Hall. Rsoas and
Rsnres strestA 0ond @asta. Adnas
ason IS csnss. eeasieuxa and ladlsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
MARI D,

FIS E-WoOLEzT-In This citv. Jan j..
az the resi6e1e- Of James II. WooIeFy.
-v. d. J. Pierce nf-lcisEink- Wa. n.
Fx1c< and Maggie Woolery. al Of Ss-
attic,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

lse SSsizSrs Of his strsss n 1sSos u
tee Mgxsesz ps1zio7 bill E=fsErs6-
A rsees vzs thu ssk@n z2s1z p =
fths sEs1znG sezsios bs1oG Ter t. 80
sS5-gz.5oz ~ p<7xs balls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

A thin4 sapstinss srssxhs - pas
A ssaasaftais note.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO RENT. UNfURNISHtD

4 OVER HALF OF HOUSE, CEN
IL irslly located all accom- modal ors !:
to n al fani , Only: reas, sIA address
~ Ca gym C. A. ialS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
HOLIDAY ARTICLES.

/. LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
n Chinese and japanese FsRes Goods.
Lacqu aGd t'ninaEaIe suitable for
Chr1-tnss and NeS lear q =, have been
received By the understood and viii be
sold al the very lo@ EST rates.
WING TAI & co.
5 I'm Main -. back Of New Arlington
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

HInsasRrEa. Jan lS.-Tee Repuhli-
,sta Srastosil cAaeas vAs held tssday.
Thirty Senstars and Is X representatives.
w~re prsseuL After tbs resstin1 Of a
letter Of dccltnstsan from Geo. Beaver.
q esllas wss taken for Uafsrd Scales
,ssnstor With the rre9lsy ]. henala
csUeran lie Jas. A. Beaver -. Wa. n.
Kelly s 6asnsha n Grow GaA Sans
/. lbs neminsti "A II C&nzroa sAs
.zsa.fs safsa ss.assaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
xaxSr TO Kxrvxx

kALxnsz. \. e.. JNn- l6.--Ssn Mr. z.
:. Nssess wes Fsaaztaste8 ~ the
Assmoexssisa sAaeas ~ aaziAmatsan-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

WI hsaFe Seattle On sae<1yk 4 "a -
Tor Seia0me and inasrMeaiA1e Ws -
taFnang. lnAves cehoms ~ ~
are nse-. and sstves = -
Tuesday, cArrs insE pesssn9s4 ~
Ter Fifxy eemsa and nu4A
cents per tn ......>s1e
Rexsnar tine AID nrsl e. ~
dArioms Cor both pasEgeHnrs 49, a. rs
O. n. PzzsocFx. A9t -
hlAMA&ex. Futt1A14
J0Hsi AtUEk. Trsesc Men1fs<. .--~--s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
FOR SALE.

FIRsT-CLAsS z HSTA RANT.
al in perfect running order. A bar
gaia can bs hsd by applying 10
W. z. JONES.
jas Denny Block
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

ALRrrI, n. T.. Jan. ls. AT asas Hoa.
+is~1s - h. ctoAn and Mr.. kryAi B
sssaras snnoanced Ra<s@lI's witharswsi
sron The Seastortai co1test 10 favor Of
EvEta- Ga the An1oeneen~af II the
sttAdrAsal % Rascal, sue frieods Of
Minister Morton ssesed him. advlsins
list ~ also wtsh1FAw. This wa1la
Rsave Esafkx z eslear EniA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
NOTICE.

TNHE TREASURER OF The CRY
Il a Seatsss vii say. on prssentafionL
War-s11s CO
Re faBa no te saa ineau6sRx Va az
Water fHn4 ~ 70 date
Gas fsn4 - ss<s Incl dag Na "a
ftrs fund. % and tscsndiag Ns.. "a
CeneterE fand. % aad ssesnainE ya. "A
J. =. LBWMAS,
Gaty Treasurer,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE APPRENTICES TO
L learn dressmzking. Apply 81 Mr..
z C.. MOVERS. 40 Main street de3s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
! cAucus ox nDSDAr.

At.raSx, Jan. lA--AIl shs member. Of
The estate and AssssrA4y CAacas Con-
mittee have sienea q call fsr 5 10TH,
isaac1s on Mead ~ evening nexa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
0. R. q N. CO.
STEAMER sezEnRE
rUsEr soUxD pav1sssM

srAy YorsA. daily exeepz ezH1zIf 49, -
Fcm SearEie 70 v ,rcors8 ed ~ I1A
daily tcxcNpt MonARyI g 159 . ~
Fran Victoria 70 IenuU4 90 ~
Pea. daliy texreps 31n12T1 e iaA
ffQEa Ppr1 ToBnenn1 n tNf0n1
wSy Tsoraas dslly ssxc~x szaAau q ,
n. -.
Frsra Saas1ie 10 TAcons& a ..111E
sunAATk af ; pa- and ever9 ~ -
q n ~ -
From seattle to 0lyupls sn2 nv -
daily hsxeey& SuD1Ayk O. q q.
From Tacoma - ytyn1pa4 80 -
coon. eAtly tercept eun1AH 8
Frum ca mpkA % See,<le snd ~ -
daily sexrepe s1n1Ayl a , - .
Fran Ese1ma - sestzlA oa1zY
n n Ana In N t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

oEn0 TO Siso: TWO YEARS An
o.JOO pc security. Apply thi- once
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
Tus SENATORIAL cexrEsrs.
non KxAKrx

NEv foHx, Jan Is II petition 10 the
Legislature s%king for the essesieu of
Nm. NJ kssrts as Senssog vas eircalat
ed nj the produee Exchaaee todsy and
received over &i0 signatures. including
every cshcer OF Sue tnstisation,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

Cobb r~Rorted = eoaferenee disagree
Essnt usoE the eill 10 forfsis ths nnesrn-
81 Atlantic and PAsi6e land Rraass.
Q lib seated thst .tbs daderenes bsawsea
tas tgi haGsss gssw 0ut % an amend
Easat pascssa upan The bal By ths Seaaks
aai ,o<E 1sonig kn0wn ~ tie NarRAn
snsndmsslt lie dssired THAI the H09ss
81 sol1 Ri~e an ezprrssioa az Ire opsaiso
Ia ssSp~et 70 The 2nensameEt.
aiseoak EECxea tnsa the HuGss receds
frm tts asz&srremeaa 20 tss Ssazse
snsadDealt Les By Is 90 -.
Ga zsottsc af Cooo tlhs e<nsss aaasnd
naens b TIE OH-Toa CsetrAi lad great
BID sas nfto-o . . rna ~
Tee ccal nitts- rsnAsn~a in aessiaa
s~sea koafs eaS asris u vaE alsia hi IA
bat ~ EeaA % Aea VAST 4.eaea.
ine Iadlsa sprrop Essasoa bill sas 70
Fortrd asd pizs~d - tie eAis1dax
Nsod prsex1ts@ psltiki0a siznsa By
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

DAISTER LODGE. No ISIS. MEETS
II N Odd Eel oEs' Hall arSf and third
Saturdays o. esch month
te3s l. NJ R0BBCSS Dictator.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-04-25
Lands! Lands! Lands !
Title Guaranteed
For Sale,
On Terms to Suit Purchasers.

NEAR WILLIE
Description. Acres.
Lot Z, section 4, townsh a $ rye . east ITO
COULEE CROCHE,
Near DIXON Grove.
of 8 W / sec %, t 7 s range 3 east S0.56
WI of 8 W / sec %, S range 8 east sO.5S
n Q sec and n e ! of s e / of sec g.
N g sec and n ] of n W I sec 81, rs
RS east, containing-.--------.- 442.S4
Lots / and 2 Of sec "a, t 8 8 rye 3 east 80
w j of n Q . of sec "a, t8sF3e.-..-- 30
BELLEVUE.
S e Of e / of sec 8; s W of sw
and lots 4 and Z of sec 2 t7sr3e,
west of the Montgomery plantation
Q of Q / of sec 8; s W / of $ W
of sec 9; e J of s W of sec l0-ail
in It's 3 east, containing....-.- a9s.S4
NEAR POINT LYONS.
Lot No 3 and II o / of s 9 / of sec 30 {
g. 8 east, containing.----...-...- o0.o5
AND EAST OF CIR. COTEAU
Lot No 1 of sec 6 t 8 east.-.-... i3.4s
PRAIRIE HAYES.
N w / of $ w / of sec 25 g ] of ct
of O /, and 6 9 / of n 9 / of sec %, t
8 / g. containing. l6O.S9
Lots 3 and l of section 25; lots ], 2
and 8 of sec IS and lots / and Q of
sec sc. s / east. containing. 1926
Lots 2, 3 and 4 Il w of s o 1, and y
g / of s W of sec DC, t 8 s L ! east l62
N w of w of sec 25; e ] of 8 Q of
n of sec %, tSsr | east.--.--- 1903
For further information, apply to
E. D. ESTILETTE,
At the Office of Estilette & Dupre,
jail Att'ys at Law, Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-04-25
s~lang.-Its Value.

The recent attack by Presi-
dent Barnard, of Columbia
College, upon the popular slang
of the day, has brought to the
defence some of the best writer's
of the country. "Slang in it's
better phases" says a Western
writer, els but a result of the
early endeavor to convey
emphatically, concisively, and
illustratiyely a particular idea
as related to a special object,
subject, or purpose. Some of
these words are found to pos
sess such terse vigor, such
forcible character, and such
positive service that, after a
brief trial, they are approved
and admitted to association
with the reputable words of
standard usage, and SO become
undebated particles of our
language. They grow up often
as a rebuke to tedious verbiage.
They express succinctly the
sentiment that formerly we had
to clothe with many words to
make it ineligible. Though at
first striking the ear extensively,
roughly, it is found as they be-
come familiar hat they are sus-
lceptible of genteel treatment.
and may even be given a musical
harmony in poetic speech. There
are innumerabfe words that now
pass unchallenged in artistic
compositions that had their
origin in the slang of another
day"
The Opelousas courier., 1885-04-25

The st. Mary Herald (Rep.),
edited by Frank Liggins, "a
colored man, and late candidate
for Secretary of State, says:
zone of the most despicable
features Of the change of admin
istration is the remarkably large
number of office-holders in the
departments. who now allege
that all along they have been
Democrats, but were afraal to
acknowledge the faith, and on
this ground seek to retain their
positions. "Such hypocrisy is
deserving onIy OF contempt.
These leeches have, according
to their own confessions, been
living off the Republican, party
for years and now seek to fasteu
themselves upon the Democrats.
They were, OH their own show
ing. false 20 their party in de
feat, and therefore are unfit to
be trusted III victory"
The Opelousas courier., 1885-04-25
Town Property for Sale.

nv RESIDENCEin Opelousas, two-stories
VA with FIVE rooms and hall, brick kitchen
and pantry attached, servants house, %cistern,
we'll, stable, crib, ETC., and half square of
ground with tenement house, subdivided into
Yard, garden and lo~ts-buildings all new, and
Of cypress. Price. $3SOO-$1500 cash,
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
Nav 10. G. C. DUSON.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-04-25
row to Make Your Girls True
Women.

Give them, first of all, a good
oraeticaI education, and as good
one as your means will adj
NIT. but no more.
Give them q thorough knowl-
adge Of the truths of life, both
rood and bad, as taken from the
leaves of your own experience !;
let them know the evils as well
as the good of the world, and
don't let anything persuade
you to put a veil between them
and a knowledge of life as 1t IS.
Teach them the most uncom-
mon Or all things-hard COM
mon sense.
Teach them to cook. to wash,
to iron.
Teach them to sew on but
tons, to make shirts, to make
their own dresses.
Teach them that a girl with
laugh in her eye, and the rose
tint of health in her cheek, is
worth a dozen .high-heeled,
tight-laced art-made misses.
Teach them that an honora-
Bile, practical man, even though
be lack fstyle," is worth more
than a dozen Of "dudes."
Teach them that the "dollar
Of their daddy's" is only one
hundred pennies.
Teach them how to do mar
keting, and to look after the
bills.
Teach them self-reliance.
Then there will be fewer di.
Vorces, less elopement scandals
and the winds of happiness AND
eontentment should watt them
smoothly over the troubled sea
of life.
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