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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
TICKET, SIR"

A POPULAR CONDUCTOR SAYS:
consider il my duty to impart some
very valuable information I o my friends
and acquaintance a. many Of them
know the unpleasant condition under
which | have labored in performing my
duties as conductor Of the Georgia Cen.
tui railroad
Some months Q l became afflicted
with a severe attack Of Rheumatism, and
! desire 10 state how / was cured. Il
increased in violence until I could no
longer get In and out Of the cars without
assistance.
While thus suffering all the ngonics Of
this dread disease and ready to abandon
my position through sheer necessity.
was induced to try d. r. b. THE EFF.
FEET WAS TRULY MAGICAL.
had no idea that medicine could produce
such an effect In so short time. | ex.
rerienccd a wonderful change before
trdng half a bottle. After taking only
four bottles, | ind myself to-day a well
man. This splendid medicine effected 4
cure no less wonderful In the case Of m,
wife, who was also terribly afflicted with
Rheumatism. She obtained comple,.
relief and perfect restoration TO heal,l
after taking the same number Of bottle,
Ibid.
! take much p~lcasurc In recommend
ing H. d. b. to my friends AZ FIRST
CLASS. 1 refer 10 Mr.. R. schmid,h
Agcnt c. r. H.. Atlanta. and TO @. r. R
Agent, Macon, and DR.. Hspc. Atlanta.
J.. T. GOODMAN.
Conductor Central r. r.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

THE election Of John Sherman,
the blVdy.shirt statesman, % be
President Of the United States SEN
ate, 10 not q pleasant or rcarsur'
Ing poliuclal omen. II Is much u
Iogan's credit that he declined
the position, even though he was
aetuated by motives wholly and
purely selfish.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

A NOBLE Mississippi woman
ssys: "sbe has no desire TO be.
come q voter that woman's mis.
SION and destiny Ia higher aud
ersnder than exercising the ballot
motherhood, the rearing and rdu
eating u honesi and intelligent
suafsgsns lss God,given priviles,
not accorded TO man. Let woman
act we'll her part and she can hold
the balance d power. She has tbs
power tonrli public sentiment be
yoni the rvsch q the politician A
mother with two rossu Or fur SOM
has that many votes n she rear
those sOns AriobsF
Tbs lsdy IN question saysshs In
40 aoau. Who. In ten yeAss. wall
80 tuo vote. Bhs sayA II shs
hvus an<l shey lIve they win b
teeohtlo v5te iptaHtsrpI education
preAibltioa, ske ~obsrrvancs u IA
- ed Ne LDsmossssIc tisk'
~ - vomasi,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

Last Sundays Appeal stated
that the srAR among other Mlssis.
sippi journals favored Hon. frank
Burkitt for Speaker. We have
said nothing ~ warrant such u con.
clusion, although W. made compli'
mentiary mention fCapt. Burkitt''
candidacy. The STAR has, as yet,
expressed no preference In the
matter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

cor4r Yoa Yoliks reeutlS gave
IL a. an qah,m thai a EUROPEAN
var, tbe resnl.s n which viii
have the sfeasa.. and mos. uneS'
prcted eascton The face oftlie world,
vii break out before The cnd u
the present century.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

nm ~ -. +" sh' e'at'
Ledger, and Col. J. l.. Power, ofthe
Clarion, will hc candidates for
State printer, before the next
Legislature. The Clarion has
held the position fourteen years
and a sentiment IL growing that
there should be rotation In this
Office. Col. Power IL philanthro
pist and a good and useful man,
and the Clarion has done great
service for the Democracy and tho
Statr. but We think that Journal
has been fully rewarded. We be'
iIeve Mr., Henry deserves reward
aud recognition. and We know he
IL worthy Of such a high honor
aud further. that bis establish.
msns IL fully equipped 10 do ,hc
work a. II should be done.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

Tmrnr ID a feTcF, tba, Nr Joe
Jayne, Of Grecnyille, ason inlaw d
Gov I1wry, will be appointed "a
succeed the Invalid circrit Judge,
TnmbIs, who, for p,ne months,
ba. been physically unable 70 dis
charge the duties oftbc Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

Tss p~-npis acsyL0a sss honey
Insissd dpali ~ preserving m'ht
A uassisr says meat a. preserved i
a esq8isiis nsyor II " sstt IN
earlier tsas anil femalns gid IT
ssyef4i yeafg
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
CnAs. II. GALLOWAY.

Tnr great railroad magnatc and
millionaire, William II. Wander
bili. fell dead of paralysis Of the
brain ut hi- r,sidcncc In New
York City on the Sth. About the
only good thing we can say Of
Vanderbilt, j., that following
the fotstcps Of his father. under
the influence Of the old mans
Southern wife, he was u liberal,
though comparatively speaking.
FAR from u munifcent patron u
Vanderbilt University ut Nash
Vile. Aud, to-day, what are III,
dead mans tecming millions worth
10 him2 The veriest pauper wull,
M. change places with tho dca,
Dives.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
RHEUMATISM.

Although a practitioner Of nesrlv
,vcniy-ycarS my mother Influenced me-
10 procure n d n. for her. She had
he~n confined 10 her bed several month.
with rheumatism. which had stubborn,
" resisted ali the usual remedies With,
IN tventy-four hours aher commencing
b n n. I ehservei marked relief shs
kss is.t commenced her third bottle
and b nearly - artive - ever. end IA.
t>rn In the iroat yard With anke h
hand.~ elesains ~. Her improvemeu'
b truly wssdrrfsl and immessrlv sv-si
tysnz. =
G. m MONTGOMERY. n. n.
J~srkrsuvI1l< Al. April I. fs<s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

IT IL not probable that any
champion q railroad supervision.
ar nf constitutional convention,
or " an election Of judges by the
people, will be elected Speaker Of
the Mississippi House. This Is no
time for progressing backward.
We need for this conspicuous
station a man free from crankism
and demagogy-in short, a man
Of practical idsa@ u public policy
who faces the future. Such u man
ran and will be iound among til,
talented gentlemen who compose
.ur next Legislature. And sucl
an one will be elected without
doubt. unless we are greatly ms
taken.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

After much and careful renec.
ton, We have concluded that the
agricultural lien law Is a great evil
and u check to the progress and
prosperity Of tho farmer, aud we
think the incoming Legislature
should repeal n Law that has l~-
c'ine n burden rather than n bless.
Ing. II Is evident 10 Us that this
las l. the parent u idlenes. anil
thriitlcssne-s and that Il has nor.
10 do with impoycfishingih o cum.
Try than any other cause. We call
upon the State press n stake time
by the forclock" and sgitais thi.
vital question now. This week We
present a thoughtful aud timely
Editorial on the subject frgn tie
Farmers Advocate.
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RflTE sIFut0N

TMHafffa aVifatf ftatffHfasN
Summit HAYES .t.sH.a ss.
aD
UaImn nnDfv stbs ases
Las
Meridian aslNs nigU fstyls.
a
VsId.n l.D hasa aa,abs, ~.
Dt
p.l,.Aeta. au.a,d A AZ.
s,s,s
gays,te vsst. tseuv,at,,
a.
u.d,hs,., iii t.s. 49,
e-.lsiyaa
ieflan church.
v.L.. .
RI. - - 49,.
G..JtAA.It.,.
AL Iii.
'''f.vN'e '"n''' nave "fneo =
'"~ "'''O'' T" "s'
i~NEi''a'ufs were returned
INC grand Jury " ok''DbehA
N"u"'' '"'"' "ue'o''is
Col. r. W. Harris, u Holly
Tp..
several nin1r county families
VINO ho'e' !" hehtucKy nave re-
'"'"'''
The Pickens Post, by Will D.
new neat anuspfighE
" 'hee''
Some discase has lately killed
n'B' "' W. ~ rasH' Of haiay'
county
Two salvation Army women
"e "'A'
The French Camp Reyeille il
,aw conr,
The Water Valley prohibition
question has been carried into
j. A. Hakip-, Of Brookhaven,
advortiees for % live possums for
which he will pay ca,h.
A company Of Arkansas sports.
men, with 1870 DOGS, arr hunting
bears IN sunilower county.
Two colored n-,iso,.rs h,rrod
their way out of the jail Of Wins.
ton county a few nights ago.
T,.,o 80 I'M .....,l
and 81 accessions 10 that church.
wright "oo'w'h (o) oil Amite
county VINO has dropsy, hhd ~
I'll,
'on" "o'oSn'.n Scl was ia.ely
n'tes'e" NY u o Marshal IN
,,i.orn
rronao'y the Youngest Official in
inc state IN avery Jones, mayor
o,., yoa,
inc iu"'ca county circuit court
~"'' coh''S'S !" 'he pen'ten>
,ruc.h;,ls
'"o'year'o'a enid OIL Robert
a''en' ~ "'ecnv'''e' a,ed Of
some shot.
H. ,,o ra,io.., ..n.,..,.A.
" n T,,,on, was sa.,s"s~S -
,ha ,.ai,.,,t.., 'O'' =
f"! Nv" e"'S io'
In Kemner coun,v s.w d.,,
since u,.s. no,,,a wa,ai.-
4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
MEETING or FXRCuTIvECOM
MIITEE.

ROons STATE TX COMMITTEE,
Nov. Both 1885.
All members Of the State Prohi.
bition Executive Committee, Of
Mississippi, ARE requested 10 meet
IN the city Of Jackson Jan. q. 1886
Mt 10 A. m, M business Of great
Importance Ii To r transacted Com.
mittees appointed at the last State
convention will please be ready to
report.
CnAs. II. GALLOWAY.
Chairman.
P.s.-All State papers are re-
qucsted 10 copy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12

To Jack Porter.
a. Ton are commanded 70 sppr., ,.....
~ ensnceFy epurs Of Inc - eeIors
sess eeanty. n MD stssr =. se. o
.ad Monday q Fehru.ss % fhc -
she,s;. = sn ees.s q Marian pessss
S"s'~s-r ~, isS.
Z Blans. u~rk.
! nocshe Z Io~rr5' ". smith. D. c.
a''s ~ Conps'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
The Century.
FOR 1850 sG.

The remarkable interest In the War
Papers and in the many timely articles
and strong serial features published re-
Gently in The Century has given that mag
azine n regular circulation OF more than
2O0,0O copies monthly. Among the fca-
tuncs for the coming volume, which be-
gins with the No, 'Inber number, are the
War Papers by.
GENERAL GRANT and OTHERS.
These will be continued (most OF them
illustmied) until the chief events OF the
Civil War have been described by lead
ing articipaniso on both sides. tien. Grants
papers include descriptions Of the Battles
Of Chattanooga and Wilderness. Gen.
Mcclellan will write OF Antietam, Gen.
ID. II. Buell. Of Shiloh, Genenils Pope,
Longsirrct anil Others Of the Second Bull
Run, etc, etc. Naval combais. including
the fight between the Kcarsage and
the Alabama. by officers Of both ships,
will be described.
TIE "laecollcctions oi n Private and
special war papers Of an anecdotal or
humorous character will be features Of
he year. Serial stories by
w. y. HOWELLS, NARY HALLOCK
FO0TE AND GEO. u. CABLE.
Mr.. Howclls's serial will he in lighter vein
than The Rise of silas Lapham." Mrs.
Foote's Is story Of mining life, and Mr..
Cable'sa novelette, Of the Acadians oil
Louisiana. Mr.. Cable will also contri.
butte a serial Of papers on Slave songs
and dances, including negro-serpent wor,
| shin. efc
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SPECIAL FEATURES

include Trycle Pilgrimage to Rome"
illustrated by pennell; Historical Papers
by Edward Eggleston and others: Papers
on Persia, sc. ". Benjamin, lately U.
5. minister, with numerous illustration. !;
Astronomical Articles, practical and pop
ular. on "sidercal Astronomy" Papers
on Christian Unity hy rcpresenta,i, es Of
various religious denominations; Paper.
on Manual Education, by various experts,
etc, etc.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-12
SH0RTST0RIES

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n. johnson and others, and poems. Tn,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Letters" sBric.a
Brac,' etc, will be fully sustained.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
win be kept up to the standard which
has made The Caarry engmvinrs famou,
the world over.
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Regular subscription price, 81 a ycar. II
enable new readers to get all the Wa,
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ston, Low Wallace. Admiral Porter and
Others, We viii send the ~ hack mum.
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With a years subscription beginning vim
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PKoHsEITIes ~ EAxsis.
Corr. salt Lake rubune.

TOPxKA, March 2, lsS5.
Tbs murky Missouri and clear waters
OF The Mississippi, as they enter the one
common etannel in their hox 10 the
Gulf. for some distance appear to repel
each other as IL separated by a wall,
with darkness on the right and clear
liquid on the isft; bat there is a mixing
aud ell become rolled. Regarding
drunkenness and its effects, there il As
great a contrast betwsen Missouri ani
Kansas as there is between the hSw of
tue tVu streams named. In Missouri
there ~ no end % saloons, and drunken
men are common. Gross the line into
Kansas. and there is not q saloon OF a
place where hqnor can be boueht 90
drink, unless it is on the sly, and evan
doctors are liable 10 heavy fine and ia
psisonmentf for giving prescription thst
sIil procure liquor fron druggist 20
dFink. A pronabitive Law vas passed
tSo years ago. large number Of ar.
rests we're made, indictments and con-
ySctIous secured, and the meg sent ts
prison. Gov. Click pardansd them out.
and they resumed baslness. Tw0 months
aga ,Eere were l70 saloons in Topeka.
Proseentio1s commenced xith the iaal-
gnFatlon OF Gov. Martin. Who has since
rrfassd 10 interfere with the Law, and
today there ls MT a saloon in the city,
and draaken man would be q novelty.
The saloon nlen were Imprisoned and
ilned until they cocld sfard ii 10 longer,
aud they ahaRged their basiness oecapA-
tiou. All attempts TO sell elandestinely
have 50 far failed.
Topeka Is oae Of the hest eitiss IN the
West. It's population Is about that ef
Salt Lake. and It's pablsc and private
baildiASs aud is bnsipsss interests viii
aiscoent Salt Lake several field. It's
colleges. railway Offices, ehurcaes, bnai-
he's ho1ses, achools and dwellings are
oa magnificent proportions. b4t iss eli
mate Just nov u not ensicine. netthsr -
tie dsep, sticky black mud. fhs Atehi-
son, TosekA 4 Santa fs Railway has ifs
headquarters here, Ia q massive bKick
aud stcns str0es are. where = sasli aruay
of officials ard clerks are keps basy.
fhst conpany and the Uaion Pacific
built library baildina which Il stocked
well With books and psFiedioals. ARd is
patsuaixsd 10 saoh An exteat As TO keep
tx0 ladies basy wAisiRg on applicants
f0E bSoks.
Several Ttzh people are making this
their hcae aud are aniaz vel, amone
wAon are DR.. II. d Fisher. Rev. Mr..
Rnclsill and Mr., Boeh&m.
Kansas ts prospsr0us and her people
spceAr 10 live happily; fact not 10 ee
goaisrp3 at ghsn Ne eonsider .he re.
sources Of weAlta. the great advantages
sarroaGdine the eisixsns. and The fact
thai the people sre progressive and
largely rrade up of the better class Of
Arasricans. xhs are PEaad ef their c0san-
fTy, IA which tAey bod fall Allegianse.
Snd glory ia their owa Stats and is in
stssastoas-
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IEosDAI.k, VT March d. lss,

ASOSDAL&, ". L. March y, 1875.
EDTToE PosT-ISTELLTSExcKz:
! noticsd IN one 0f your ISSUES several
days ago an account Of the arrival AZ
Adrian Aisu., Of the hiRh-tOped, sris-
tocratic s%lndisr Ihouss Nsvin, aliss
John B. VOORHEES,, and I aiss have &c
tieed in Osoer papers and have heard on
the streets Of Port I0wnssnd sympathy
expressed for this dear young maB. -
The " hon" of Port ToEnssud society.
Fsrnaps u may not be amiss Just here
10 give the p1biie one more IteEl in re
gard 10 the career af this bright par
iseulAr star
Late las. fall 3 man named Short.
employed at this Irondals furnsce
was arrested and lodged Ia ilil for
noufish1aR his pistol. and making
thneats Of violence in ChapmAn's sa-
loon st this place. He va. frisd before
Justice and boHnd In a bond Of 500
Tor bis appearance ~ the AaYeh term
Of the CIresit C0urt. Nv con. q. w.
Lawrence, was IN town about tie Tins
Short had his first tfiaI. Mr.. S-vlD,
alias Noorhses. approached yoQn2 Law.
renee, and tod him II he would deposit
$40 With him be wOa.d aei bnnd fled.
ally son, nos suspecting anything wrong.
deposited the required amount 70. the
bond, siso SO 10 plead the case lie
theylnl thea went TO Mr.. Jones, tie
grocer. asking him to go on the bSnd.
Ar. Jones did 80, Also Mr.. G. g. Bartlett.
Bat u turned out that Just a few dAys
before court convened the young nasa
skipped" Of course taking she moaey
With hiuI. In conversation with Nj
fsele, has former law partner, he told
iRs tnat Aevin said - him iust before
leaving. that be had deposited the
money with Mr.. g. C. Bartlett. Upon
iEquiFy at the store | learned that u
such q deposit had been made there Vas
DO record Of It on the books. Mr. Bart
lett was sick IN san Francisco st that
time. ! autographed bim 10 know II the
money had been left there. Ibe reply
vas, No money left With O. G. Bart
Iett.r
Nov it seems to me, Mr. Editor. that
this shows the ex Mayor up in rather a
bad light, aud leaves ample room in our
minds 10 doubt tbs RenuIneness of that
much talked of reformation.
There doesn't seeul to be very much
sympathy for the kind hearted young
man who, Tor the sake of 4 helpless
woman and fOar children, did tins Act
of kindness. Nothing IL said about the
loss OF his hard earnings bot voianes
OF sympathy are continually going oat
to the ealprlt who is noW in the hands
of the law awaiting jastioe. hope.
JOHN LAwRESCE.
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A pigment us,dsr the epiisnnis makes
the eomplexSon. The eoiofeG person
hAs = hl&ek pigment. The oranetss .
lisht brown pi.gu1ent and the blonde .
siili iagnaes piEEseak Ween tksrs = no
pssaenf aadsF Tie akin. an klhEno i the
resnAs. with piihk sySa. whi1e hair and
white skin. &heR thsre p an excess of
payment. freeklss. noies and birth marks
appsmr. Rrscsdes are doe % the action
oR tie szE absas. SeGe people kave
sa,ezn ia ahanaanes o. parts 0f The be1y
n.,s expoesa ti the s1n- Tia hairs ara
halios ruhes. ard kass szpply ef pig-
naens sent inhs thsus. whieh determ rss
ths color % lie hair. 1Ais Etzmsnt
coE@ss fron leR bod
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aaksszxuFox, March ss.--1he Senate
- g h2uR. and immediately veal into
sl..saiase SESSION.
~ assAtnlttes appatnied 10 vail aP.
= es tsssigiens is.partea THAI they hAd
sxsetEn:d their duty, and the Presi-
Mns nAd expssssad wish that the Sen.
= meald fsSnAiil in sesssoa until next
a.srsslAy.
1en the ssaarsl teOpenssl ihe Senate
snafned until Monday.
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CHssP FARE To yICToRIA.

Hereafter the steamer Evsne-l. II. f.
Beeeher, master, will leave Yesier's
wharf at 4 a. N. every Mobday mofn-
ing for Victoria, taG Port I0wnsend,
carrying passengers for 81 and freight
al redansd prices. Rs:srnirg. she will
leave Victoria on Saturdays AZ IL a. NJ,
for Port Townsend and Seattle, arriving
here at .. m. Full information can
be obtained by applying 70
fe19 Gao. Il. FosTKR. Yesier's khsIf.
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sREAT KEDUCTieN.

In order thai all may have an Opoor
tanity to travel duriRg the present hard
tines, the D. K. i \. Company has re-
d1ced the fare froEz Seattle to Victoria
or zny point on the Ssu.d 10 one dollar.
TIE travelling public will please bear
this IN mind. Ihs Emma Hayward.
North Pacific and George z. Starr gill
carry passengers to or from Seattle to
sny point for one dollar, and tie Idaho
on the Whstcoza Eouss will coEtiDae TO
c4rsy passengers 20 any port for 50 cents
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R,nnmlIr E,nin.ian

SoUrH ABINGDON Mass. }, March ~
The Windsor Hotel at Randolph was
badly damaged by an explosion of d.
Mantle this morHing. IL il suppo.s d to
be tSs work Of striking shOemAkers,
who have a grudge against the Proprie-
tor.
Select dance this and every saturday
evening. at tie rooms of the Olive So
oial Club, Gilnsore's Hall, Front aud
Seneca streets. Good music. Admis
sion 80 eents, gentleman and ladies'
What good Is ali your mon-y to you
after you're dssds Spsnd one dollar for
bottle Of ''Swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure and add ave years 10 yosr life
lease. mh21iw
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...Ix AND WEEKLY,

e.,ks..s0naI cAasls, q per month for on,i
Y s1.d 81 p.r month for one-taaii inen,
SSncsls 8 cents line for one week. ancl
a s~nts line per month.
SSsso,-.nsaeTrIsl advertising, y an ineh foi'
= ~essk- aAd - an inch per month
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AkzGsAt % EAx EInmR- 1hs George
Aaass arrived hers ysstaraaS morn.
sblaek. Ia COO uand ef capsAin
= Aekiss. I. y. Isntfltell casns a.
asf and John Dtlais aa freight cAerk.
~ ~ ezffe eoEsssaed Of 81 tana OF
49, dishsaeuted a. feltnuN; Veto
- ssnHi hast tokussnkl, $ sups I;
- - tons. and faeona. Sosila-
Asa OlyHlp4a. ia Ions. Sac
-. ssSet - The SQUAD lss passengers.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28

Roman Hat Sashes of superior tsilIed
silk-0ne and q half inches long and ten
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POOL, JAcKsox & Cos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-28
FOR SALE.

a ia BIDS WILL BE RE
K-ceived for the steamer Sasie.
q twin propeller, 81 feet keel. l5feeE beam.
u feet depth Of hold fest drafR. az tons
register carries under deck sin dAysfuel
and water four year. old and adapted %
general p&sssngsr. freight and towing
tr1aiie. AddFes owner, CAPT. W. H
Kills. box 81 Seattle. mhs Ina