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ORCHARD PRUNING.

A late English horticulturist says that
after trying all sorts of plans he is thor
oushly convinced that there is nothing
equal to the little-and-otten system OF
pruning OF rather pinching. The soft
Young shoots can be readily removed by
the finger and thumb, which is the easiest
way To which we may add that any
owner who is interested in his garden vii!
be likely to pass among his trees and
shrubs quite often, and if he sees any want
or defect he Will at once supply or remove
it. With this view Well-knOwn cultIya-
tor recently remarked that his season for
pruning is all the season through.
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F. J. cgoLy.
3. CARLE. T. J

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
| nsred to do ell kinds of work in their lire,
N city - or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento shop. No. lI24 Second street, be
tween and L. Postcfhce Box No. 40 Sacra-
mentO. m4oipu
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAF.
A. C. FREEMAN, GROVE L. JOHNSON,
GEO. Il. BATES,

= AWYERs. SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN
] ! cisco, Cal. Offices No. $40 Filth street,
Sacramento; and No. 40l California street. san
Francisco. Business attended to in both cities.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
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McKiNNEY'S LANDING.

HIOsT PLEASANT TOURIST 4 .71-~o
vi Ke-or, on LAKE. TAHOE SlfhsSA-, L
Cottages, with board, q = IS 90 sEs:sSsgfA
per week. Boats free: fishing IS ~ ~ ii,sf s..
unparalleled. game abundant - ssfs2----
romaItiC surroundings.
m29-'m J. ". MCKINNEY Proprietor.
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observed TO scratch the work; this is
caused by particles of dust and even hard
rouge, that are left in the leather, and II
removed by clean rouge brush IL Will
then give the brightest and best finish.
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CHRIS. SUTER,

CHRIS. SUTEk,
MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, VIZ
ltj dow and Door Screens specially Large
stock on hand Particular attention gwen 70
Scroll saving, Shaping, Molding and Planning:
Wareroons northwest corner Thirteenth and J
streets Sacramento. ml0-I
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> TTORNEY- AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH
4 west corner of Filth and streets, Rooms
70 Is and II Suffer Building. mlU-
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J. y. Young.
YOUNG & DUNN
THOS. G.. HODGDOl

4 TTORNEYs AND COUNsEL0RS-AT-LAW
"A Office, Southeast Corner of Fifth and J
streets, Sacramento Cal. jel-lm
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4 correspondent of the Western R'~0l
saws that to prevent fever and retention of
after birth in COWS after calving, allow the
calf TO suck what it wants, and then draw
the rest OF the milk and give it TO the COW
to drink. Nine out of ten cows will drink
it eagerly. 1t is slightly loosening to the
bowels, and also seems to quiet or prevent
inward fever If the COW IS MIXED in ad-
vance of calving it is well to give the COW
the milk to prepare her for that event. /
have followed this plan for the last twelve
or fifteen years, and have never lost a COW
during that lime from either of the above
causes. nor have had Il cow learn to suck
herself from drinking the milk If the
supply of milk in heifers is not enough for
the calf and mother, give the COW two
--.,.,-t.. &C n ,-cnrH lrr.tlnl NOR luN
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G.. Fl. KlsEiSS IL CO.,
coc STREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GED Dealers in Paints, Oils, Narnisnes, !! m
dow Glass, Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
Material. Building Paper, Plain aud Decorative
Wall Psper and Glazier Paper for window Deco-
rations a patent which is entirely new. n1ll-lm
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At the meeting of the Western Ontario
Canada Dairymeu's Association, Pro
fessor Brown, Of the Agricultural College
AT Guelph, Ont, gave the results of his ex-
perin.ents of the difference in the percent
age of cream, u obtained from 100 pounds
Of milk by 4 centrifugal separator, III COM
parison with the milk, as follows
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Alfalfa will grow in alkali soil unless it
is very strong, but it seems that even the
strongest will support Bermuda grass. J.
A. Cary, of Upton, has a spot of very
strong white alkali ground by the side OF
his reservoir. He planted alfalfa upon it
repeatedly, but it would not make start
even. \ few months ago procured some
Bermuda grass seed and tried that with
astonishing success. Although the fowls
from the barnyard scratch in it incessant-
", it grows rapidly and will soon make n
perfect mat all over what was before an
unsightly alllali spot Let others try this
grass upon their akali wastes, but let them
not put it where they don't want 1t to stay
for Il cannot be got ont Of the ground when
once rooted in it-[Tulare Register.
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IhOS' o. HOfIUDVN'
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, NO. 626 l
4 street, between Sixth and Seventh. Frac-
ice in all Courts in this state JeI-tt
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MO. 90 NINTH ST, BET. / AND ] OPP
Y posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic, Electro-galyanlc ana
Wedicir7sI baths: Magnetic Garments and In
soles Consultation free. mlO-lh
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NALt J. OF bEEf HlAEl-E-
The subject of deep blowing is one, rs
our readers well know, that has often been
dwelt upon and the practice advocated as
OF especial value TO farmers and all cult
vators Of the soil in this State The Rural
California;, in It's last issue, speaks upon
tais topic rs follows
Deep plowinS renders the land more porous
tor the admission of the atmosphere and con-
dcusatiou Of moisture thcTeirom, and if sup
piled with decaving vegetable matter, its power
OF absorbing fertility Is doubtless greatly iu-
creased. II IL is made porous 70 good depth,
water IS drawn more rapidly nom the surface,
in case uf heavy rains, and washing Is pre-
SLOWS and in place OF s03den. cold soil, we
are likely 20 have 4 warm, lively surface, and
the conditions necessary 70 give Nigor 70 n grow
ing crop. AID understanding TO this treatment.
aud The heaviest anG coolest soils may be made
porous. warm and productive Deep blowing is
endure heat End drought by retaining moisture
and allowing the 0OO.s to penetrate below q
parchcd surface. Air cannot penetrate u hard,
1sompaCt soil OF suO-S4.i. II does not take water
readily or allow u free circulation OF what il
does contain. The roots OF crops Will not take
hold of Il to any practical extent 4 SHALLOW
titled soil above u hard pan, soon dries ont
when rains cease. The little moisture con.
famed in L Is rendered useless by slow circula.
ton. and plant growth Is checked, and the
crop fails Add year by year more depth OF
tiIIsgc taking care 70 plOW down good coat %
stubble coarse manure or vigorous crops o
clover, and we soon have reservoir for q fdii
circulation OF that al important element o
plaut growth moisture, sufficient To carry croI
70 n successful harvest IN spite OF dry weather
Roots run near the surface when the soil is we
or cold, but penetrate when hca! and drought
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ladies who use chamois SKIN gloves and
dusters will like to know just how to wash
them to keep them soft Make solution
Of weak soda and warm water; rub plenty
Of soft soap into the leather and allow it
to remain in soak for two hours then rub
ii well until it is quite clean. Afterward
rinse II well in a weak solution composed
of warm water, soda and yellow soap. 1t
must not be rinsed in water only, for then
il would be so hard when dry as to be unfit
for use. 1t is the small quantity of soap
left in the leather that allows the tinerpar-
ticles of the leather to separate and become
soft like silk. liter rinsing, wiring 1t well
in a rough towel and dry quickly; then
pull il about and brush it well, and it will
become softer and better than most new
feathers. In using rough leather to touch
up highly-polished surfaces 1t L, frequently
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BLESSING & GUTHRIE. Prop-ietors.
SFree Omnibus TO and from the CArs-Ea
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JUN L. N.lhE1,
A TTORNkY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
n will practice in all State and United States
Courts Office upstairs over No. 62S street.
southwest corner of Seventh, Sacramento. m7-tf
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University of Berlin, Germany once
and residence, No. 52l street, between ruin
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours to II A
"; to and z to S P. NJ. ml5-II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Notice ~ Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
l terms 81 Seattle, in King county, Washing.
ton Territory
No. s5Ta-wilfred Cslklns and Joe T. Red
dish, partner. doing bu ,iness under the Arm
narIe OF Cslkius h keC dish. iusolseIts, We.
heir Creditors.
Territory OF Washington, King county, o..
Pursuant 20 an order VI The Honorable
Roger Q. Greene. Judge Of the above entiried
Our, notice 10 hereby Civ TO all credit
ers Of the above named iusoiyents. to
be and appear before the ssid Judge,
at Seattle. King county. Washington Ter.
ritnry. within 30 days frOm the date Of publ.
csfion Of this notice. tosit. on the 18th
day o. October. A. d. 1855. at II o'cleck . IN
Of that day, then and there 10 show csase, n
aoy they can. Why the prayer Of said In
solvents should not be granted, an assigH-
nant OF their estate made, and they discharged
from their debts and lisbiliti.s. pursuant 70
the statute In such case made nd provided.
And In the meantime II proceedings against
said insolvent are TO be stayed.
Witness my and and the seal Of
SEAL. said court, this i4.h day Of Sep
49, tember. A. d. lass.
JAMES sEAyEY, Cierh.
py JAxn r. LUDLOW, Deputy. ssi5dsN
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SALE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
] Ihir d judicial District OF washington
Terrific y, holding terms at seattle.
No. Ai2-T. h. haicb, plaintiff. w.
George Ii. Johnson. defeao ant.
nder and by virtue o. an execution L.
sued out OF the above named Court. In
the above entitled action, dated tbs 10th
day OF september. issS. have duly levied
upon the following "a scribed real prop
erty. towit:
.Lots thirteen I'D aud fourteen la. in
block eleven til, Of Union addition TO the
city OF Seattle, Kieg county, Washington
Territory the undivided one-half Nv Of
Van b. ockiin's addition 70 said city Of
Seattle. except lots l, 4 x g. IL Ia Is and
10. in block G Of said addition: also, ios
49,. In BIO K i?l OF Maynard's Lake
Washington addition 10 said city.
Notice is therefore hereby gwen that on
SATURDAY, she 24th day Of O. .
tober. 1885,
At the hour OF II o'clock a. m. OF sAid dAy.
In front OF the Court House door. in the
city Of Seattle, King county, washlngt IN
Territory. will sell AL the right, tide and
interest OF said defendant In and 10 said
real y ope ty. mt public auction. 70 tle
highest bidder. fer cash.
Dated at Seattle. the ?sfh day OF Sep
sea Sheriff Of King county. W. r.
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Henry MoCluro raised the boss pump.
kin OF the season. 1t weighed 1923
pounds. Mr.. Cathcart bought it, and
the snohomish Exchange boarders will
feast on pumpkin pies.
While In Seattle this week ve me,
some OF the Snohomish COUNTY young
reopie in attendance at tho Territorial
University. All seem to be deeply in
teresssd in their studies and are highly
pleased With the school. Ths Suoho
mish county delegation stands high In
the ranks Of she University, and the
teachers speak In terms Of wasmess
prsise Of them. There are nine pup pals
there nov from this county.
The Dds Fellows Of this city have LONG
bad Ia oontempl 4tiou she erection Of
building In tais city for lodge porposes,
aud ct Q meeting held by Snohomish
Lodge this veek u vas decided 10 i'm
medtateiy commence the work. shieh
sill be pashed - rapidly - possible -
com pietion. The site cuoscn IL aorusa
The street west from the Masonic Hall.
where the lodge owns q Zoe coraer lot
Specifications for the baildina are net
yst csmpleted. though Il h Understood
that % viii b. S5xO feet and tuo sio
ries high. Advrrtlsements vili be out
next week asking for bids 10 do the
vork.
Tie steamer Cascade returned lat
Noncay from an unsucsesafui attempt
TO reach the bop zelda. she Cos na
higher than the mouth OF the Tolt, and
an attempts vas male % bring dosn the
hops 90 small boats. Captain Brown
boat and the Falls City Clipper seye
lashed tcrether aud loaded, out sfter
coming down part way the Clipper run
on q rock aud had hole stove into her.
some of the boys were vet. and the
boats we're unlosded - as 10 repair the
damaged one, when the cargo cas-
hrooeht On by the boats sinsiy. TIL
~ hogs we're returned to be redrisd
fhis trip vas not . profitable one for
'h- stean or. and she vili not make 40.
other till the water Raises. CAampsos.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. q. LAND OrYicx AT OLYMPIA VT
September 3, 1855
A Notice Is hereby given that JAMES
DALrON has nied notice of intention "
make anal proof before the Judse, or in Ais
absence, the Clerk o. he District Court Al
his Office 10 Seattle. W. r. on Monday, tbs
18th day OF October, A. d, l-S5, on Hone-
s,ea Application No S6;l. for the SE l. Of
s-ctiou IL, township 20 north. rsuse east.
He names o. witnesses; Charley FinnixAn
Henry Grothen. John L Ikln and 4. q. White
all OF osceola, W.T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
selooc.5 Register OF tSs Land Ones
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Piles are frequently preceded bv q
seuss OF veiebt 10 toe back. ioIns and
iower part Of the abdomen. causing TIE
patient 10 suppos@ be ess some sdectsen
OF the Kidneys OF nsisehorine esgsns.
AZ times svmptoms Of Indigestion are
prsseut, nstniency. aneas;ness OF the
stomach, etc A moisture. hts perspi-
ration, prodncine = very disa srrcabse
itching. after getting warm, IL q com.
moo stsendsnt. Bind. Bleeding and
Itching Plies y,eld a. once 20 TIE appii-
cation Of Dr. BSsAeko's Pile Remedy,
witch acts directlv npen the parts af-
fected. ahsorei0e the ramsrs, aIIayine
The intense itching and eeecfine = p>f-
mArent care. Prtcs 50 cents. Addre~s
The de-. boasnko Medicine Co, Psaaa.
OHIO. Sod By A. b. srxvARr. dw
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Wall street aaa,atioss-

Crv Yoxx. Oct IL -Pseihc IS II =.
Amen-sn kxpress loi, canada Pa
ciac 4ex. Canada Southern t3e Gee
trsl Pacific 81. Darlington i5o>s LACE
axAuna 1924 Dsnver & Rio Grsnde
49,. Erie 2Jis. Kansas & Texas 81
Lake Shore 7ss.. Louisville 4 Nasa
vile A.. MichlyAn Central 12s4 Nerth
erp pscinc 3S. Northern Pacific
preferred ie5s. Northwestern lo5>.
New York Central I0l1s. Oregon Rail
gay and saviearHn s9s<. Oregon
Transcnptinentsl PSI. Oregon improve
nent ssis. Psciic Mali 52's Panama e
Rock Island l23. Te1as Pacific llrS
Onion Prolific 5lX. United States tx-
pres 81. Wells Fargo lis. Western
Onion So Nousy on call touched
per cent. but most Of the business dcne
vas as Jstd2. CLOSING at j \.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

Us LAND OFFICE AT oLrxrI,. W.T.
sept. 10, 1853
~ Notice Is hereby given that EDWARD
PARFlT has nled notice Of intention 10 nah.
Anal proof before Nelson MsOsllum, County
Auditor, 1t his once 10 Port Madam, " r.,
on Friday. the S0,h day Of October, A. D.
1885, on Presumption u. :. No. 96 o, for tie
s.W \ Of S.w \ Of section Is, township rs
north, rsDee 2 est.
He names - witnesses Andrew v. orev,
Henry Cloud and J, K. Ewing OF Pert BlAksly,
W. T.. and Frank L. Grow OF Part Msdison.
W. 7. JOHN y. GowEY,
se2foc9 Register Of the LAID vffcs.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. & LAND oyyicr AT cLrxYIA, VIII
september ), 1855
II Notice 10 hereby given that JOHN
MARTIN hss nled notice Of intention 10
max fiaal proof before the jsdse, or, In his
absence. the Clerk Of the Di trict Court, q
b., Office In Seattle. ". T.. on Thursday. The
18th daJ Of october. A. ID. 1875, on Home
cad appl cation No. zoo. for tn " y Of v
Of section s. township rs north. range Q
east.
h. names 80 witnesses Samuel ". Hinda,
Andrew Z. Hind =. Adam Tosh and John Tesh
all Of Meirose W.T..
John y. aowwY.
sei0scl5 Register Of the Land Ofsce
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SHERIFFS SALE.

fl THE DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE
! Third Judicial District Of Washinxton
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
No f36 George Beahan plain IN, w.
Patrick J. Gull and MARY Gull. defend.
ants.
Under and by virlue OF an order Of sala.
Issued out Of the above ramed Court In
the above entitled action dated the 7th
day Of October. 1875. and 70 No directed
and delivered. I have duly levied upon
the property described In said order Of
sale and ~ follows. TO vii:
Let nu ber-d six ~. In block number
fnrty eight ~. In G. T.. Terry's frsf addL
ton to toe CITY Of seattle.
Notice Ia therefore he's eby given that on
Saturday. the 7th nay % Asvenher.
lsss.
At the hour Of O'Clock .. m. Of said
day. In front Of the Court Hou.e door
In the city Of seattle, King County,
Washington Territory. I Will, in ooedl-
ence 70 said order Of sale, sell the above
Described properly a. puhiio auction. 70
the highest bidder for sh.
l,stsd ~ Seattle, the Tth Day Of October.
ocstd J.H. MoGRAw. sheriff.
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A CHILD Can run IT.

THE NEW No WHEELER & WILL
l son eewing Machine tths b st and
ch'apest IN the world Il now for sale al
Pike. with full ard comp e set Of a.
tschments, upon which Q person Of any
age can execute th- finest and mo pie IS
ing nd Of work possible. Every D 4rson
purchasing . machi viii be tn BRO tshiy
instructed In regard 10 ITS use AMI the
use OF the sttachrents. an will al.o re-
ceave guar ntee for keeping the machine
In 9 cd repair for dve yea-s. All persons
s,c cerdislly invited to call and inspect
cur mschines
" dos nom the country are solicited
and viii receive careful and prompt at
ten'ion. w. HANSON.
j. Is Agent, Seattle, w. #,
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ANTI CHrSEsx MEETING. - From the
committee appointed for the purpose
re recsive the follouisR: The eiti-
zsns of Sheltonsville and vicinity met
for the purpose OF discussing tie Chi
nese QUESTION. There were sixty per
sons present. showing the sentiment
Of the people. They appointed COM
mitte- OF SIX 10 confer with the citizens
Of Mason county and to meet again on
the 18th instant"
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The SICK and afflicted sRould not fail to call OF
him. The Doctor has visited The hospitals ei
Europe and obtained . great deal OF valuable
when be Is competent 10 impair
TO those In need Of his services. DR.. 6IBBUs
will make 90 charge unless he effects Q cure
PersoL cured at home Gall or write. Al
strictly Confidential. seno
ten dollar. for Q package OF medicine. Ad
dress Or. J. r. 6IBBUN. Box 1851, San Fran
cisco, Gal Mention Posr-iNrELIIaKroEn.
spl6dW
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A TA - The fast Stsrnwheelel
= JOSEPHINE.


d. K. HOWARD, Sole Owner.
VIII. from date. car the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. makiog SENT
weekly trips 70 Seattle Leaving Sea-
beck every Monday and Friday morn'nz
Will touch at Port Gambl. for passengers
or freight arriving at 8 attic in the
afternoon: ret 'rrins viii leave Yesler's
wh1f at u ocl ok every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail al
Port Gamble for ) abecK end UEiou City
The steamer Josephine will leave sea
bsrs for Port Gamble every day excepi
saturday. 70 ke passengers and freight
and receive orders for q y point on HooIs
G mai. te9
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Q. s. LAND orricx AT OLYMPIA VT

Z. 8. LAND OrriCx AT OLYMPIA W.T.
Sep,e bsrS, isss.
~ Motto is hereby giv,n that CHARLEY
FlSNI6AN has Died notice Of intention 10
make nnsl pr of before the ] udge or. in Ais
Absence. the Cierk Of the Disuict Court q
NEE 10 Seattle. W. r, on Mon iay. lAs
18Th cay o. Octois~r A. d iSSS. on Honest.sA
application No Stos, for the sw Y Of section
IA. township - north. rAnse q east.
He nance - Witnesses Henry Grosheu
James Dalton. Jlha lArkin and X. q. whits
eli OF 0s cola, ". r.
JOHN Y. 0owKY,
seloccl6 Register Of the Land once
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us. LAND Orr Z AT oLTzFrA. W.T..
eeptsmbeg -. ise8L
Notice 10 hereby given thst hOhKR n.
CHaMBERLAfS has nled a5sies Of IN snftss
TO maze nn4l proof before TIE Cerk Of Ne
Dist let Court, ., his Office In seattle. W. r.,
on saturday, the 18th DAY Of November. A. D.
1885, on Pre- eDpsfon =. No S9e1, Tor ths
q. w. d u NE and W y II 81 4 Of ssstisa
8. towBship "a N range cast.
He nznes - witnesses J. n. Rice, rhso-
dors Bigzips. 4. c. fallls s8d =. .. Tha0r-
JOHN y. eowxY.
o>ecc4s ns4Uow q - kAnn 60.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

DEIS0 AN OLD AUCTIoNEER OF
ID twelve years experiences. and thor
fer my services 4, ali needing them 10
that line. ! will give my entire atten, len
20 business entrusted 70 me. l will sell
real estate snd personal property At tn
shortsst notice. In the city restt'e and
cousty OF King CHEADLs
sci Seattle Postoffice.
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Notice to ths Tax Payers Of
Island County, ". 7.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Duplicate Asse Int Holl OF
lslani county. w. T.. for the " ar 1855 Il
now in my possession u the col. ctioa Of
Ia e. levied tn. rein. = Id taxes will bs
delinque on the Slst day OF Decent Der.
1875 al D O'Clock .. m, and unless pa d
pr OF tn: refo ten pc. cent will bs added
10 the am unit thereof as penalty. and In
ter-st cosrxt d at the rate OF tsenty per
are pa able At the Office Of the County
Treasurer. at c upeviie. island county.
w. T., during Office hours.
A. u. BLOWERS.
Treasurer OF Island county, W. +.
Dated AT Coupevllle Sept & lsS5,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
NOTICD
Notice Of Dissolution of
Partnership.

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