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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19
Boston Market.

BOs TON. f. i. "A.
BUTrER-Ony small trade with a continued
scarcity of fresh lois of good flavor, the dcmand
SIN leans strongly toward fine favored fresh
goods, but of such the receipts are small. There
has been some movement in the best fall-mlde but
ter AT IS a3Or, but there is little OF such quality
to offer. A few Juneo md late summer made have
also been moved AT 20G25r. 1t is claimed that
siderable reduction has been made in the reiriger-
atur stocks during the past week. There is very
little DOING IN butter for port. The small winter
diaries being received of rather inferior quail
lty. Fresh creamerieS IN job lots, 36d31c; fresh
creamerles III round lets, - a34c fan creameries,
25a30c; June, 20g25c; northern diaries, l9a22c;
IeCtiuns, "a age.
CHEEsE-Trade is very dun and entirely of a
b. Ing coniued strictly TO present wants. The
ctlpts continue heavy, and ont of proportion to
quirements. Choice and job lots l3aI5c; good
northern, round lots I2al2aic.
EGGs-The market is easy; sales of extra are
noted ut BE. Eggs, since more moderate weather.
have been easy; STILL the supply of really fresh or
extra. IS small, but the quantity of held stock is
large, and holders begin to be DESTROYS of closing
out before spring weather and the usual buniance
of eggs. 4 few spring days will be likely to make
weak egg market. The quotations Extra
"a g244ac; northern 23la 924c
POTATOES. There was IA fair trade in potatoes
Houton rose 60c; northern rose 55djSc; ,urbanks
55q60c; Hebrons 5s96Oc; peerless 55a60c; prolifcs
s. a6Oc
APPLEs-Apples are firm and good No. Bald
wins are quotabe at - 30 in carload lots. Russets
and greetings are still duh and quoted at about 81
" bbl.
HAY AND STRAw-No. hay is firm ut sl7 5OaIs
and fancy cars command even more. Rye straw Is
quiet Hay choice ST. 50glo; fair Sl6aI1 ordinary
sl59l6 fine sli9l7 poor and ciovery sl3dl4 swale
SlOall; best quality rye Slsgl9; machine rye 81 Il q
Il; oat SlOall.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19

Mondays storm was very severe in the Mid
die States and parts of New England. In the
former section there was heavy rain and in
the latter snow, and the wind blew gale
Wires Were blown down and roads blockaded
Dut no serious casualties are reported.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19
MARRIED.

IN ui- city, M - by Rev. " Henry Williams,
Capt John Jones and Miss Lily :. stewart,
both of Belfast
In Rpckand, Feb. 4, Frank Plummer OF Milton,
\. H., amt Florence gay of Rockland.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19
Small Ware
DEPARTMENT.

100 Pieces Satin and eros Grain Ribbon,
at DC. per yard.
200 Pieces Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon
at Zoe. per yard.
50 Dozen Colored Bordered Hdkfs at Sc,
worth Sc.
25 Dozen Ladies' All Wool Hose at CSC,
worth 81 PC.
50 Dozen Ladies Vests and Pants at
81 l-2c., worth soc.
% Dozen Gents Unlaundered Shirts at
CSC, worth 81 Lee.
25 Dozen of the Celebrated Gold Dollar
Shirt at 75c., usually sold at s LOO.
50 Dozen Toilet Soap, 6 Cakes for 25c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19
Print Dept.

1900 Yds. Remnant Print, good quality,
at Be. per yd., worth &c.
| 800 Ids Remnant Print, best quality,
at &c. per yd., worth &c.
|, 200 Yds. Shifting Print, choice styles,
at 4 Lee. per 3D., worth &C.
80 Pieces Pure Indigo Print at 8 | &C.,
worth &C.
Ol0 Pieces Merrimac Print at Sc, worth
These are the best prints made and are
beautiful styles.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19

rs no secret nostTum. We speak of Dr. Prrce'-
kAtraci Of smart Weed. composed OF best French
Brandy, >mdrt-W eel, Jamaica Ginger and Cam
ph"r aier. II cUrc> cholera murbu,, collie or
cramps IN stomach, diarrhWa, IT. scntcry bloody
lux, and breaks up ruid9 levers aud iHhanmatorv
attacks
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19

CAMDEN. Frank S. Shermans store was broken
INTO Monday night The small change in the draw
and variety stock of gents furnishing goods
were stolen; value unknown.
NINALHAvEN. Julia Lawry, of this town, died
Thursday of last week, from the effects of poison.
Rough on Rats" taken in her food, Tuesday. No
cause is assigned for the suicide
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--latest from Washington.
WALDO COUNTY MATTERS IN CONGRESS,
GSpecial dispatch 10 the JournaI

Special dispatch to the Journal
WAsHINGTON, Feb. Is. The section of executive
appropriation bin aboishing customs collector
ships, leaving few collectorshps in Maine and none
at Belfast, was defeated at close of Mr.. Miliken's
speech against it, Mail service is to he doubled
between Palermo and North Palermo. pE.J
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19
Black Dress Goods
Department..

5 Pieces of Black Cashmere, A in. wide,
at 81 l-2c., worth 81 Ice.
) Pieces of Black Cashmere, Al in. wide,
at soc, worth 75c
5 Pieces Of Black Cashmere, A in. wide,
at 62c, worth 81 &c
5 Pieces of Black Cashmere, A. in. wide,
at Use, worth Sl.00.
, Pieces Silk Warp, Henrietta Cloth, at
$50, worth $l.75.
5 Pieces Black Ottaman, all wool, A in.
wide. at soc worth 75c.
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ColOred Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT.

25 Pieces of Figured Dress Goods, beau
tiful shades, at SC per yd., worth l0c.
% Pieces of Figured Dress Goods, beau
tiful shades, at Zoe. per yd., worth 25c.
% Pieces of Plaid Dress Goods, beautiful
shades, at &C. per yd., worth l5c
10 Pieces All Wool Dress Flannel 50 in
wide, at SOC, real value 75c.
10 Pieces All Wool Dress Flannel, 50 in
wide at &c, real value 81 l-2c.
Call early and examine this wonderful
bargain.
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Cotton Dept.

500 Yds. lO-4 Brown Cottons, Remnants
at l7c., worth 25c.
1900 Yds. 40 in. Brown Cottons, Rem
nants, at l2c., worth SC.
1900 Yds 80 in Brown Cottons, Rem
nants, at Sc, worth &c.
800 ids. 81 in. Bleached Cottons, Rem
nants, at t., worth &c.
1000 Yds. 50 in. Bleached Cottons, Rem
nants, at &C., worth Zoe.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-02-19
Linen Dept.

% Pieces Of Twiled Crash at Be-, worth
sc.
10 Pieces of All Linen Crash at Sc,
worth 6 4c.
10 Pieces of Glass Toweling at &c.,
worth l0c.
Is Pieces of All Linen Brown Crash, at
6 PC, worth &c.
100 Pieces Of Genuine Russia Crash at
10 1-2c,, worth l5c
25 Pieces Loom Table Damask at l7c.,
worth Csc
5 Pieces Loom Table, Colored Border,
Damask, at 2ic., worth 81 l-2c
Pieces Of Cream Table Damask, at
81 l-2c., worth 5Oc
5 Pieces of Bleached Table Damask, 90
in. wide, at 81 l-2c., worth 81 Lee.
% German 7. Red Table Covers, , 10
yards in length, at Sl.75.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
JV7Tt0ltd Vetklg jOT the J0NTllNl.
BY &. H. SARGENT No = Main street
RETAIL MARKET.


Beef, corned t. h. -a9 Lime T. Dbl, l05al.l0
Butter salt, t. box, 20 DAT Meal T. ID, 5d9
Corn T. bush, To- Onions t. ., 30 al
Cracked Corn y bush ~ Dl,kerOsene, T. gai, "a il
Corn Meal " bush, 8! Pollock t. ID, 81
Cheese III, l3al6 Pork III, gal0
Cotton Seed R cwt, 30 Plaster t. Dbl, 40
Goldfish, TRY, y ID, 4a6 Rye Meal " b,
Cranherrits t. ct, l2aI5 shorts t. cwt, 40
Clover seed t. ID, s2d22 sugar y h. 6a7l,
Flour # Dbl. 3.5Oa7.0O salt 7. l., t. bush, 40
II. q. seed t. bu, L90a2.00 : Potatoes u ii, 0q0
Lard u b. 9al0 Wheat Meal t. ID. 34a al
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ChilIren'S COrSetS!

The demand for these goods have in
creased to such an extent that We
have placed III our stock a good
assortment. Prices SOC, each.
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COT'IONS!
Bleached COttOnS!

:, 000' yds.hFruit of the Loom Bleached
Cotton at pc, worth II Pc,
900 yds. IL in. Bleached Cottons only
l2c., worth II lee,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-26

French and Spanish troops, 40, 900
In uunmbcf, for four long years, from
June, i779, till FEBRUARY, 1888, belea-
suered the fortress of Gibraltar, then
held by General Eliot, with a garrison
Of 1000. The enemy erected bat
bsriss right across the sandy isthmus,
while In the bay they had f0riy-seven
ships OF the line and ten gathering
ships,e besides couatless lesser craft.
One night the rock narrowly escaped
being taken by surprise. A goatherd
having undertaken TO guide the Span.
iirds by q path then unknown to the
English, 800 troops followed him one
dark night, and crept silently to a
hollow called the Silleta, or little
chair. and thence 70 the signal station.
where they slew the guard. There
they awaited endorsements from be-
low; and the garrison meanwhile were
aroused. and, saliying forth. drove
hack the invaders The Silleta was
Immediately filled up and the path ut
tsrly destroyed and made inaccess-
ilsle, and the siege wore on through
weary months. At last q furious gen.
etal attack'was met by an incessant
fire Of red-hot balls on the enemy's
fleets, 900 were tkrewn In one
day--sill At length the battering ships
took IRE, as owing to thickness of
their timbers. the red.hot balls sank
deep into the wood aud could not be
dislodged. The scene that ensued In
tile darkness Of that terrible night
must have been awful indeed; and 50
fearful were the groans and shrieks
oil the wounded and dying that brave
EnglIshmen forgot TO let their foes
perish In the flames and ventured 10
their rescue, the marine brigade be-
ing foremost 10 this work Of mercy.
which added fresh laurels 10 their
victory. Il was said that In this en-
gilgcment the Spaniards los; 5000
men, while the garrison had only six
teen killed, and the damage done 10
the fortress was repaired In few
hours. A few days later . furmida-
BILE English fiees came to the relief OF
the town. The siege was raised, and
Britain once more left In uadisputed
possession OF the stronghold which,
Ia the days Of Queen Anne she had
acquired, a. q sort Of luck. penny,
willie fighting on behalf Of the Arch
duke Charles, In whose name Il had
been seized BY Sir George Rookie.
July "a. iTOa. who surprised ID when
garrisoned hy only eighty men. or
course our holding Gibfaller Il al ar
fanRement about IS pleasant fer
Sflain as Il wosid be 20 England to
SEE French garrison In full posses
ss,,n OF Dover Castle and terrifying
iulprcgnahle galleries In ShakspeaYe.s
Gill; beneath the protection Of which
all manner OF smngglcFs might fnd
safety. whereas any rash revenue cut
Ter Feninring within range would
forthwith be fired ~ and probably
sanki No wondeF thai Spain would
taln reclaim this heaven-buflt bull
wArk Of her shores
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-26

Very long ago the needle was busy.
Il wase0nsi9ere1 honorable for won
en- TO toll 10 oiten time. Alexander
the Great stood in his palace showing
garments made by his own mother
The finest tapestries 81 BayeuK were
made By the Queen Of William the
Conoueror. Augustus. the Emperor.
would not wear any garments exceps
those that were fashioned by some
member Of his royal family. So let
the toiler every where be respected.
The needle has slain more than the
sword. When the sewing machine
was Invented some thought that IN
vention would alleviate womens toll
and put 40 end to the despotism OF
The needle. Bot no: while the sewing
machine has been . great blessing 10
veil to do families IN many cases, u
has added 20 the stab Of the needle,
The crush of the wheel. and multi
fudes OF women, notwithstanding
The reinforcement Of the sewing
machine, can onIy make. work hard
~ they will, between two and three
dollars per week.
We know what 9 whitening thing
II Is for 9 man 20 have nothing 70 do.
Old Ashbel Green at fourscore years
when asked why be kept on working
said. " do 50 to keep out of mis-
chief" We see that 3 man who has
d large amount of money TO start
with has no chance. OF the thou
sand prosperous and honorable men
thai y0u know, nine hundfec and
ninety-nine had 10 work vigorously
III the beginning. But ! am nov 70
tell you that industry Is just As I'm
DOrtant for a woman's safety and
happiness. The most unhappy WON.
IN 10 our communities to-day are
those who have no engagements 10
call them up 10 the morning; who,
once having risen and breakfAsted.
lounge through the dull forenoon in
slippers down at the heel and with
disheveled hair, reading Ouida's last
novel; and who having dragged
through q wretched forenoon and
taken their afternoon sleep. and hav-
ing passed an hour aud half At their
toilet, pick up their card case aud go
out 10 make calls; and who pass their
evenings waiting tor somebody TO
came 10 and break up the monOiony.
Arabella Stuart never was imprisoned
In so dark q dungeon a. that.
II may be with hand, IL may be
with brain, Il may be with foot; but
work she must or be wretched for
ever. The little girls OF our families
must be started with that idea The
curse OF our American society Is that
our young women are taught that the
first thing In their life Is 10 get some
body to take care OF them. Instead
OF that, the first lesson should be,
how, under God, they may take care
OF themselves. The simple fact Is
that q majority Of them do have to
take care Of themselves. and that.
too, after having, through the false
notions Of their parents. wasted the
years In which they ought TO have
learned how successfully TO maintain
themselves. We now and here de-
clare the iRhumanity, cruelty, and
outrage Of that father and mother
who pass their daughters iato wom-
anhood, having given them no facili-
~ for earning their livelihood. Rev.
T. Dewitt TalRage
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TO all whom itmay Concern
0FyTcE OF TRE COLUMBIA AND PUqrr
SOUND RAILROAD CeMPANY,

UFsfck OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGETl
SOUND RAILROAD Company.
SEATTLE w. T., July 81. 1853
WHERkAS. BY DEED BEARING
W cate August IL l67S executed in pur
suance Of an ordinance approved August
lh le1A the city Of Seattle conveyed TO the
Seattle and Wnlia Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. an The tide
lands south Of King street In said city oi
seattle. In. along. around and aboutEiliot
bay. from extreme high to extreme low
toe and deep water and.
Whereas. Tho Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington, hy an Ac;
approved Soyember 8 is73 ratified and
confirmed aid grant ana conveyanceupon
certain conditions which have been fuliy
performed % said Company; and,
Assembly vested the title Of said lands n
said seattle and Walla WallA Railroad
and transportation Company. In fee aim
Where's. The United states has scou,.
esoed in said grant and Conveyance: and
W hereae Tho said seattle and Walia
Waha Railroad and Transportation Com
pAny has transferred and conveyed All Of
saia lands 70 ne Columbia and Puge
Now. therefore, the said Columbia ana
Puget sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that II claims the exciusiy e
right 10 cccupy said lands and 10 erect
wharves and other structures thereonL
ana that all persons are horeby notified 10
refrain rom cccupying or entering upon
any Of said iands without the consenf n
writing Of said Columbia and Puget
COLUMBIA q PUGET soUNDRRt o
aps Assistans sun.~,r..ua...
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
4 tsr=ss a Sestfla
No fese-JoAn O. BrautiRan. piaiutfif. N
Charles tsnssks and Wsshinetoa Iron Works.
def. ndAalts.
Undes and W sirfns Of an order Of sale issued
out Use " Dnmed court q, the shove
entitled sedan, dated the 9Th day o. JunN
less. snai % fae dirretsa and delivered, I h1vs
duly isyied upon the property Described IN
sa.d order 81 sale, aad - follows, q wit.
Lots enc ~, AID too GO 81 ek ten flDl, In
Eden siditiea 70 the CITY Of seaf1is. King
county, Hzzhingtsn Terrilory.
nosaes . tnarsfors nsrsby given thst On
saturday. the llsh nay Of y.ly, Isss.
A. TIE hour 81 O'clock ,. IN. of said dsy. IN
frsni Of the Count House door, n the Civ n
seErtie, kisz sssnss. Hsshlnafoa Tsrrltorv'
viii, ~ ebetienoe % said order e. ale. All
t.s absEe described property. o. 60 much
tAereof - mag b Necessary 10 sstisfs the
juaeneut IL satd action. with intsrssf thereon
and costs. q public aaefkon 10 ths hixhest
Dated a ssassls. he ssh day Of Jane, 1855.
ISL J. n. hc0RAW. sheriH.
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.wAsr oFFIcE.,


EprTok Posr- lsxEIII9EEcER:
Your item in yesterdays paper, under
the above caption. saying that Alex.
Montgomery aHd James u. Metoalfe
had fled applications 20 be appointed
Reseiver Of Public Moneys at olympia.
has caused use little interviewing,
some Of my friends being very much
snrorised 10 sse she name of Mr.. Met
ealfe In thar connection. No one could
be more surprised than myself 90 find
this item true. 10 fact, to me, il was q
perfect " astonishsr." Let me tell you
why. Mr.. Mstcalfe intervle we'd me IN
regard 10 being . candidate for Terrific
Fiai Secretary favsred the PROPOSE
lion. he BECAME q candidate Tor that
position. and I save him nay cordial
Support. He wanted the endorsement
Of she Democratic Territorial Commit
tee; l assisted him 90 get II, IN spite Of
much compstitisn, and drew up the
resolution ia his favor. Had be asked
the endorsement OF the committee fer
Raceiver be could not have gotten It.
de went 10 Washington an avovsd aud
endorsed candidate for Territorial SEQ
retary. Several moGths afterwards,
without having the Hlig1test intlmAtion
NEUtM HiuAs VI AA9bb9y 80 et--tf a 80
enddenly informed, indirectly, and
without his knowiedRe, THAI Mr.. Met
oalfe 10 . candidates for the Office be
knew cas- an applicant for; and What
il mors surprising 10 me stall. that his
application il flied at Washington be-
fore mine, has the recommendation OF
Mr.. Deiegats Vsofhees. and 20 those ex-
tents hiss prscedenne Of mine. | must
say, toe, that vas oae Of the very last
persons 20 say good night 30 Mr.. Net
cslfe on She eve Of his departure fron
Tacoma for Washington. and thai
then save him AZ nnsealed letter 70 Mr..
Voorhees,, Informing that gentleman Of
my cAndidae, for the keceivsrship. II
ali this h ret eaoaeh 20 . astonishr an
unsophisficased gentleman hike myself.
uhat In - world stould bsf
After my friend n. has fully read
over aud diqssted this ARTICLE, he may
possibly withdraw hts application 20 hs
Rsceiver, ash DeleRate Voorhees, 10
srAnsfsr his Recommendation 10 ne,
and 10 for some other position We
shall Sc. AlEx- Moxrao,zKzx.
seattle. June 3. lss5.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory of Washington. holding terms at Sc
attic. In King county, for the counties Of
King and Kifsap.
va. l. N. Bigelow, Emeline Bigelow. Fred
e. Sander, stephen Carkeek. John Nicho
las and Charles V Ross. defendants.
Complaint filed In the county Of King.
in the ofiice OF the Clerk of said District
Court.
The UAited States of America seHd gysetiso
To !. N. Bigelow, Emeline BiQelov.
Fred T. Sander, Stephen Carkeek. John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross, defendants
You sie hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District of the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms at the
city OF Seattle, in the county Of King. for
the counties OF King and Kitsap. and to
answer the complaint filed therein within
sixty days from the date OF the first pub
llcation Of this summons or Judgment nv
default viii bs taken against yen accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said ection 10 brought to recover
the SUN OF 1888. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF March, 1884, al the
rate OF one per cent per month, and the
Cooeo VI oeta oGlio0s lnClu8kuK an AffOF
ney's Zee OF $50, upon q certain promfe-
sorry nete made and delivered BY defend
ant l. N. Bigelow to defendant Fred Z.
Sander. ON the 18th day Of December.
1883. and 70 foreelose q certain mortgage
given on said 18th day OF December. lisa
to the defendant Fred 4. Sander, BY the
defendants 1. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow. to secure the payment Of said
promissory noie. upon the following de-
ecrioed real estate. towit ali of block ri
also. lots S s. !. and 8, In block ~: ALSO
lots IL, II IL II. Is ID IL and Is, In block
Is In fesier's second addition supple
mentsll 10 the city d seattle, King conn
", Washington Tsrfitery; which said
note and mortgages were afterwards. for
q valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred to the PLAINTIFF who is
now the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants, stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles ". Ross hays
some interest in said property, the nature
and description or which Is to plaintiff
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
49, Judge Of the IA d District Court
SEAL. and the seal thereof. this 18th
49, day OF April, A. ID. 1856.
JAMES SEAVEY, Clark.
BY JAMES 2. Ludlow, Deputy.
Burke Halter & Hasin, attorneys for
plAlnun. apps
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SUMMONs.

In THE DISTRICT COU2T or TEE xfQn
judicial Distsies Of zoe Tsrriitfy q We
ingon. koldi1g terms o. Ee4 ~. b NH
eounts, for the eonnues Of King SGD kItHr
No. 4A2&- Ohm n frinks plaiad6' v. @
0arla .defendao'.
Complaint filed in the esuniy d ki3k y
the ufiles % the 0lerk q aid psis& ra<
TIE UKsrED sfargs on Anesrca Ezsn EaznIp
loo. ]. Grand. defendant.
You are hereby required Q appflk " - v
tiUn brought AgaIrsi y a W ne !asyfe eern
plsintiff, ~ be Derict Court q - LfN
uficiai District % The fsrrsitft q t4sr
inetoa. holding terms a he etfyft e's.'z J
the county Of King for NE eeasfl< e ~
and Kasap. and 20 ~ wer TIE c1l1tli1i -
therein slthin sixty days from t1'tlil< = ~
nfst public4'i on OF this suinfn - y ~. ~
by default will be taken aeaiazt fl4 H11s'
ing 10 be prayer Of TIE c0mps4l = u.
The said action ~ hroakhf 10 HfsH w
sum e sl2fS u, with Interest ~ Fe2 ~
rom thk 2D.h day Of Dscemhf. Aoi. y W
rate o. one per- cent. p mead, - - q, !.
pfuniiesory note, duly MACS. txe<. ~ ~ "
llvered b. said defendant p he 2 n
Bank Of Seattle. on TIE z9th ~ n
1854. .he.esy Re usid a,lsls.ni Iturlsrd 2
p,s he said First NaflooE MI g e11.
the sum OF sl2f8 - ene dsY AfI<< ~. w
Interest ~ the rats Of cns per ee9< ~,
20 rat Of which said pfpm,ssHf neN "
been paid except the sum Of - v''.ts
tbs roth day OF December, ~. Apd sn '.''
sad pfomi ssnry note VA baaf
menesmeut Of thls seti n, day ell'.r = ],
signed asd traasfsrFes 10 pizipii1 W.
The awful holder and owner q
And 70, for . second cause q 80
coscr the sun Of 500, WITH fatzrsn \
l9h dag OF March, fss3. on ez1nsa N
coant for machinery mannfscinisp 4. Y.
sols and delivered % aid D. e19 w: "
spsci&i fnstanc. AMI requsaf. ~ aN ~
toli Iron worka Company, b@setfi nv
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