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The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

Cormier ] A-taxes eighty-four
S2.l2; twenty acres, with impts. No
1 description
Coward Mid - taxes eighty-four
/ Sl6.76, eighty-three 1858; seven hun
dred and sixty acres, near Beckwith
Greek, and W quarter sec twenty
eight, tp nine, nine west, with i'm
provements. No description
Daniels D B-taxeS eighty-four
| $s8.28; 2,49l 95-lOO acres, half W
quarter, sec four, e half quarter,
sec five, W half and S quarter sec
nine, W quarter, sec fifteen, Up FIVE,
+ nine west; quarter quarter,
sec thirty-tbree, W quarter, quar-,
ter, sec thirty-fQur, n e quarter e
| quarter, sec thirty, half W quarter,
sec twenty-eight, n W quarter quar-
ter, and quarter, sec twenty-nine,
n half half, sec thirty three, n W
| quarter quarter, and W quarter,
sec twenty eight, W half quarter
n w quarter W quarter, sec twenty
seven; quarter W quarter, sec
thirty four, tp eight, r ten west;
half e quarter, sec thirty three, tip
eight, S r seven west; quarter e
quarter, n W quarter quarter, S e
quarter, quarter n quarter, and
W half n quarter G quarter, S e
quarter Il quarter, G quarter n e
quarter, " quarter S quarter, and
S quarter n quarter, sec fourteen,
tip nine, S ten west
Davis John L-taxes eighty-four
2.6o, eighty-tbree 2.60, ei5hty-two
2.60; one hundred acres on Sabine
river
Davis A B-taxes eighty-four 324;
two hundred and eighty acres, with
improvements, no description
Delano John R--taxes eighty-four
81 SO; forty acres, with impts, no de-
scription
Deloach Wm--taxes eighty-four
4.3G, eighty-tbree 4.36, eighty-two
4.36; one hundred and sixty acres,
with improvements, no description.
Denyer VIM, taxes eighty-four, 49,
40: eigbteen acres. lots seven and
eight Of c half e quarter section
thirtv-two, tn nine. s r eight west.
Dial Sarah, taxes eighty-four, 2 72;
eighty-throe, 2 72 eighty-two, 2 72;
forty acres on Sabine river No de-
scription.
Dominick Mrs Albert, taxes eighty
four, 8 60 two hundred and eighty
one and hfty,2ne one-Aoh1rea'hs acres,
on Bayou Neplqne, ana bought ol
blIDo succession NO deScfiPuon'
DoSsillah CilatIeS' C"A9S eig9ly- y-lou''
oo io'I5 -'uieo 5,f Ho'oS ''uo a"1".'
, y''Foe on5-l'',I'?Leo'Gs' :,' IL = 9u', W.
l,. 4"",''i S'' ''''' > -''N' v ''"'' ''''
"TS'' t.. a1.. eo,.I:a ,o,o. o;.,tt,.
ro 0eI'S eL -'s srI, yY,",v' ..rns 'I haIf =
lou,, ~ w. lV.S g,, taI,,a ~ Ton
: five " I
n..I,. r NJ ,,yo, o;,,rtr r,rr or.
oiaLtyIore 4 90 eir6ty acres wjth |
impr9ycmcnts No description.
n...l..l w., .,.o. a;oL+,, forr
9 "A one brndred and sixty and .
twcntv.fvc bnndredths acres in sec
t;,two -, ton 49, rfna w /
Drew Wm-taxes eiebtv.fonr 3 40 |
2 90. one hundred and !
siSty acres with impts no description
n,ho, bo;rs Of AIax and Holm
Francois--iavay ciSbtv.four 60
60 eioitv-two ! so; /
ore hundred and seyentv-two I2-loO |
acres, W quarter sec six tp IL
three west
EIIepdor Bennett taxes eiobty.four
II oe ono hundred and siTtv acres
!, - o1arter 8 W quarter west 6aIfp "
unarter sec seventeen, n quarter 5
" ouarter sec eighteen tp eleven $
len west
El,,s Coo n tovos aiohtv-f,ur d 90.
block twenty Welsh station
E,no,noIlior ro,isT toxes eiobtv.
,nr n",io o;o.5tr ,'ci cants. lot siv WaIsb sta
ou,' ;on 'sD'' ~ '0' ''->
NV ,tI
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

Dy VIRTUE Of the authority vested
b in me by the Constitution and
laws Of the State of Louisiana, will
soil At the principal front door of the
Cour, Huuse, in which the Civil Dis
tr,ct Court of said Parish is held, with
in legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ming nj eleven O'Clock, 4. NJ, on
saturday. the 41h day of
April, A. D., 1855,
pnd continuing on each succeed ding
dov until said sales are completed, all
imnoyuble property on which taxes are
now due to the State of Louisiana and
nni4b Of Calcasieu, to enforce collection
Of said tuxe~ ussessed in the year 1884.
toprtler with interest thereon from the
3lst dav of December, 1884, at the rate
Of one per cent per month, until paid,
and ul costs,
Auhart Geo, taxes 81, 81 70 so
acres # land portion Of Seaborne
Kiu@ray tract.
Ardon OueaI taxes 81, So 90; l20
ocrn> on Bayou Lacasine, with i'm
pro'rm"uts.
Arlington Z. T., taxes 81, 81 81 !;
lCo acres with improvements, bought
Of /. A. Wooster.
,,hnast "a lN' o%ortor ] af S sontL noot oG
, "o,,.,, ,;am .,'l"'' ,r aDd 40 aoraa
Ho" t. ~, ,sN Y -'SS g p y ~ ''n most ~ ''''' I"
" - } - >, ~
August" DAVID o. ~ V4 o.
)" .0 =" acres o" bayou ~ oerPent'
'"-e'' Il Ia, 04' Or ~ %, % - :
Sy IT. ~ ~ ''1T. ~. ""'s % p 5'0, s ,,l%0'' H0''
r'T.. , Il " ,Dvns "a eo1e 90
ar'.l ,, IA 1.,,.,' ,'',, nn ~ w. NJ naT O''
n'a H. II ,o,,,. om e. O., -ea eo 90
-" ''' IN -, @ 1' 49,, d. b.. 1Eon S- w %
E,..,, IIn;rs paYr ,ay"s a. 90 on.
ca ".,u 90 oa W 10 &C., aonoa W.! SDoniL w.
Gn.,., ~, ..Itv A, iIor r. S' q q f'I."',l % .
n,' .,J r., ~ 81 ,.os, "
'., r.m.,.l., ,'.,' = NJ NnntI,a - 7 taY"s o. "a
,,,. IA 90 nana. ' se,,.l,na., -" 'es ,,,,or,,n ~ ~
S'...,la..', ..n,,,tan soo 1,, % n, ~ y 6 p
n..,. Gn go 80, aomaa s,,,+I, r =, ,n,a
lar .r r,.r,Inas, ,., ',,,a,.,ar soo or ~ 90 D
Sr.r ,,.t t''.''' ''' wy r - /
T,.u. D,,;ol +ov.s "a co ne 90
Jn,.lr " "a. 1eo c,~ aoyaa w. noo1 w ~ ~
r,.r,.. ;,l, in,nrot,oH,o,ts Y g, 1o "''' ''''>'
E. W.,' A." ,I,',, ",rl"' 'c"'' o. co Sg, 90 ooo
sA,Jnn ..n,,. "' ,..a,t ' IoIF = c' oon4han.1
on.,.., ...n,h LIE - aantL n,oat a,an
% ,r ',,',, ,a,, ~ ,t y''S,, oos
wr,l ,G " r,rthaaat ,,ontor d''"a'a 90, 'sm oo
#, r. ~ p 10 n'as+ '','' ''''' W. '''' ~
~ - "''''
., py"''eH ' George taxes elgnty-loar,
Tr % % JV,.oo acres near Louisiana
western h"'lFoao; with improvements
6rci ILas aud j Hausman, taxes
CiH"'! 'IooF' $40 o0 1918 4I,Ioo acres
"'' SCC '"cnly-se'en' in Up o. s + W.
vN''p' "oouI I"enty-hse acres 'front.'
ny VI c,%I 'lae bayou NePlque'
Deu % CH"S-ta&es 81 S62S; 399
41-Ioo acres southeast quarter OF
9O",I'"S@' quarter ana east nan OF
Io',"e"SJ IoIr quarter seetlen ~ north
'"'' "o"'" " c'I quarter ana southeast
quarter OF northeast quarter sec 27,
W. Tes. r nan southeast quarter section ~
DV T IL +, "A IA, west with Improvements,
D''' lno'haa-taNes % ~ 10y T
"e,' "DSI h"lI southeast quarter ana
t",. .c nan southwest quarter section S2
y U ''oI'l range hTe west, wlth lm-
Po''"'e'llS' I6o acres west hal south
'"S' quarter aud east hall southwest
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

Dy VIRTUE Of the authority vested
b in me by the Constitution and
11wa Of the State of Louisiana, ] win
sell. ut the principal front door of the
Cour, House, in which the Civil Dis
trIct Court Of said Parish is held, with
in legal hours for judicial sales, begin
pipc nj eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, on
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

,-afsn !. In --lxtIxs5EkEsI. AZ rear, La,
March 1s, 1885. Ernest Psrksr, Esq, ana
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

At Lake Charles, La, for settlement, within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
j.. F. NIX.
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

ls I5ilfIsii "a SJyziCastesai
pubiic. o. The 18Th day Of May 1881.
T. Ira RYAN,
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

ytoelsnssau ~ uofatnins iuhtt et
descripfibuf and dtrcctlo lone loi|
Vegetable and Flower ~ AsAl4t
"a hH EEEEWANEI
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

And see the bayons and the west,
With chance for coon. and other fur.
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21
stale Tax Sales Gf'EHmHmOv-
able Property.

State Of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent Tax
Debtors, Parish of Oalcasieu.
The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21

Brady a call Il tlley wish something
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The Lake Charles echo., 1885-03-21
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27
DOMESTIC RECIPES.


Remove aower-pot stains from
window-sills by rubbing with fine
wood ashes, and rinse with clean
water.
Quick MUFFINs.-One pint of flour,
one teacupful of milk, one egg, one
tablespoonful of white sugar, one
teaspoonful of soda, two of cream
tartar andsa little salt.
If spinach, or any kind of green's,
be drained very dry from the water
in which they are boiled, in a colan-
der, and then heated again in fry
lng-pan in which small piece of
butter or beef suet has been melted,
they will be much improved.
BEAN SOUP.-Half a pint of white
beans boiled until very soft and then
passed through colander, and sea-
soned with a piece of butter, table
spoonful of sugar, pepper, and salt,
will make very nourishing and
good soup. Water must be added
to the sifted beans until the soup is
of the consistency of cream.
To PRESERVE CARPETS. Carpets
should be shaken often. The dirt
that collects under them grinds out
the threads. But do not sweep them
oftener than is absolutely necessary.
Take a brush and busting pan and
remove the dirt in this way, and your
carpets will wear enough longer to
pay for your labor.
SHEPHERDS PIE.-Butter a small
platter very thoroughly, and spread
over it mashed potato. Flute the
potato around the edge with the tines
of silver fork, and set it in the
oven To brown. When it is as brown
as pie-crust, and stiffened SO that i,
can be easily cut, pour over it 9
mince of cold mntton-or any kind
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27


of meat-cut into small bits. and
warmed in a little gravy. This makes
a delicious breakfast dish.
POTATO PIE.-Pare and CRATE one
(not very large) potato, scald a pint
of milk, and stir the potato into the
hot milk, sweeten and spice to taste.
Bake in one crust.
APPLE DUMPLINGs.-Make crust
the same as for pies, take nice tart
apples, and pare and dig out the
cores, roll out pieces of the dough
large enough in which to do up one
apple, put them in deep baking-tin
and bake until done. Eat with sweet
sauce or maple honey. -
BAKED INDIAN PUDDING.-One
quart of milk, seven tablespoonfuls
of meal; scald the milk, wet the
meal in little cold water, and stir
it into the boiling milk; add one-half
teacupful of molasses, one-half tea
cupful of sugar, one teaspoonful OF
cinnamon, one teaspoonful of salt, a
piece of butter Cor little pure suet, }
and slice in half dozen nice sweet
apples. Bake one hour, stirring it
once or twice to prevent burning.
CooKIEs.-One cup of sugar, one
cup of sour cream, butter the size of
an egg, one-half teaspoonful of soda
and -four enough to roll.
TEA CAKE WITHOUT EGGs.-One
cup of white sugar, one scant cup of
sour milk, one-half cup of butter,
one-half teaspoonful of soda, and
three aud one-half cups of -four.
IMITATION Administrations cup
of bread-crumbs, one cup of sugar,
one teaspoonful of tartaric, one nut
meg (grated into the above ingredi-
ents) and little water to mix it.
STEAMED BRowN-BREAD.- Three
and one-half cups of corn-meal, two
cups of flour or rye flour is the
best,) one-half cup of molasses,
three and one-half cups of warm wa
ter, one teaspoonful of soda, one
half teaspoonful of salt. Put the
mixture into a pail with cover (you
do not need to raise y then set the
pail into kettle containing little
water, and cover up and steam four
hours.
WHITE CAKE.-The whites of three
eggs, one cup of white sugar, half a
cup of butter, half cup of sweet
milk, two cups of -four, one tea
spoonful of cream of tartar, half q
teaspoonful of soda, half teaspoon
full of corn-starch and half a tea
spoonful of lemon extract. Another
recipe is here given: The yolks of
three eggs, one cup of brown sugar,
half a cup of sweet milk, two cups
of flour: three-fourths of a cup of
butter, one teaspoonful of cream of
tartar and half teaspoonful of
soda. Season with nutmeg.
Insanity, says a writer, is much
more prevalent among women than
among men. We don't wonder at it
it's enough to break down any wo'
man to have man. night after
night, get into bed without taking of
the shams.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27
MONUMENTS
AND TABLETS,
SCOTCH GRANITE
FURNISHED WHEN DESIRED.

After many years of experience can guarantee
that all work will be finished in the latest and bes
style. We have large stock of finished marble of
all grades constantly on hand; and by personally
selecting, and purchaing in large lots, able
to sell first quality of work on the most reasonable
terms. We make speciality of gins finished in
the light and dark blue marble, tais stock is
celled for durability, pellectly free from iron
no stone used for purposes is equal to this
for retaining its finish for long term of years. Give
us trial You shall have best quality of stock and
work at most reasonable prices.
References and designs furnished
on application.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27

Hale's Honey the great Cough cure, 25c soc & Is
Gienn's sulphur Soap heals and beauties, 25c
German Corn Remover kills corns and Bunions
Hills Hair and Whisker Dya-Black and Brown, scots
Pixies ToOthache Drops cure in Minute, Csc
Deans Rheumatic Pills a sure cure, SOC
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27

That feeling of extreme debility is entirely
come by Hoods Sarsaparila. 81 was tired all over
but Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me new life and
strength" says Pawtucket, r. l., lady. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. 81 bottle,
or six bottles for So.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27

60n1 flflnin presents given away. Send us sets
NIlill Ipostage, and by mail you will get free
", 9 80 package ofgoods oflarge value that
money faster than anything else in America. All
about the S2oo in presents with each box Ag'ts
wanted everywhere ofether sex, of all ages for all
own homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely
assured Don't delay. II. Hallett & Co. Portland, Me
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. Tlird Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms at Seattle,
In King couaty. for the counties Of King
and Kitsap.
Complaint fled in the County Of King.
In the Office Of the Clerk OF said District
Court
No. is73-Margaret J. mclaughlin.
plaintiff. W. Robert q. McGlaughlin. de-
fendant
IHE rxIrkD STATS or AnERIca skxp GRExrrxa.
To Robert @, mclaughlin. defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you By the above
named plaIntih, in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial district Of the Territory Of
Washington. holding terms at the city OF
Seattle. in the county OF King. for the coun-
ties Of King and kitsap. and 70 answer
the complaint 6led therein within sixty
days iron the date Of the first publication
Of this sunmone or Judgment By default
VIII be taken against you. according 20
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought to obtain
3 decree Of the above entitled Court dis
solving tbs bonds Of mstrimony existing
between plaintiff and oefesdant. and al
lowing plaintiff 20 assume her maiden
name. on the srounds Of abandonment of
plaintiff by defendant aimee March, 1881.
and for NEGLECT and refusal Of defendant
70 make sRitAbieo or any provision for plain
tiffs support since "a Ma eh. 1881.
Witness the Hon Roger s. Greene. Judge
,.---~-~, Of the said District Court, and
SEAL. the seal thereof, this nd day
s---s OF January. A. ID. issA
JAMES SkATEY. Clerk.
BY JAMES p LUDLOW, Deputy.
White q Munday, attorneys for plain
Date Of first publscatios. Jan. 3, Isss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Third Judicial Dtstrict OF the Terri
terry OF Washington, holding terms 81
seA.ue. In King county. for the counties
Of King and kitsAp.
No. EEl-hes 4 ID. Dodge. plaintiff. ".
Engene w. Dodge. defendant.
Complaint fled IN the county Of King,
IN the once OF the Clerk Of said Districf
Court.
rHn usrEp sr,yss o. AxEsIcA sszp ssExrlse:
10 Eugene W. Dodge. defendant.
foa are hereby required 70 APPEAR In an
action brought against you b. the shove
named plaintiff. In the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms Il ths
city Of Seattle. In the county II King. for
tbs counties Of King and Kiteap. and to
answer the complaint hled therein within
sixty days fron the date o. the first pub
location Of this summons Or Judgment hy
default VIII Be takeD against yoa. accord
ing 70 the prayer OF the complaint.
Ths said action IL bro1ghf 70 obfas Q
decree Of divorce from the Defendant on
The gr0und Of abandonment for more fhAz
one year, and Tor the custody, nartare.
care and edscaGioFI of infant chlld, En-
geae Henry Dodge
Witness the Honorable Raxsr O. Oreene.
j. - Jafge Of the said Dtssricf Coart,
sKAI- and the seal thereak. this "a
49, day Of fsh<u&ry, A. ID. I&zS
JAMES S&AyRY, Clerk.
b. JAMS P LraLow. Deputy Cisrk.
T. j. nnE<a. attorney for plaintiff.
fe6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY aTvRS THAT y
IN pursuanes Of IN order Of the PFubsts
oOurs % King county, Wsshinston Territory
made ca the lss day of DecsmbeE, 1853. N fhs
matter Of the estate u 7. v. cssus. d.
ceased, the andsrs gned. the ndmaniszfetef
IL The aAia sstafs. VII ssil e public auetlch,
70 the highssf hidaer. for eash. gold eda ct
shs Uaiied states o. America. Ana sab3set 70
eonarnsfisa - sid PrOesss coart. On
aasnFaay, the sslh dav % February
A. .. lisa
Al oseleek p. n. a. ths door 81 the aasa
Froh.aa Co1rt rosa. 80 james strset. hstSets
Fran8 ana seesnd, IN tbs city 81 sestlia, N
ths sAlA EinG esunfy, al ne right,
fffls. interest and sstsae 81 fhs ssz4
n. v. ozozs ct Tie time q kss aas1h. ana
81 n. flshf, title and intsss<t that ne sxt4
ssa&ts hsz, ~ spsfxktan q lsw % othsruiss,
.easir-A ether shsn Or n addition 70. th<s u
ne sai1 T. v. G49as - TIE tine Of bis aa&fh
IN and % ell thoss esrsAia lots. ptscss % p1E-
csls q sand, sifa4as. lying. anA bang 10 ths
cfst a sa4esis, KtnG eeanfy, wssAtngton Tsss
rgsoFy. AMI kngxs AnA dascribsd - failews.
Lss. uumhsred four ca. 81 90 szd ssvsn
~, 70 hiosE nnnAaseA to f7i, q sssfls
f{smestr1d An1ncfstton frst sd.st y s<ez<ie.
TKkMe o. nALK--ca-h. N United stsass
zns1 e1in.
1sse1 - sxpsnss II pzsekasm.
DxSef e. ssat<is, San1ary - le96.
CHAG. y. HrkDAT,
A1ninissz.sos ~ ~ ssl4ss - 7. Cases
sensssr ~
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Notice OF Final Proof.

O. 8 LAND OFFICE AZ oLu1IA. vii
Dec %, iseS.
~ Setics ID hareby given that JOIN w.
MUS sON has aisa sstsoe of i1s@ution X
EAks nnai proof before William D. Wood, No
tsry Paeife, ~ his o1ee, IN seattle. ". r.,
on fnssany, thu i.th day Of February, A. D
1855. On pre- snpffon D. q We sVTs, Jor ths
y y q 81 4 q sectifn II nv / Of Sw 4
saA sW / 81 IVY 4 Of section Il. township
zs north, range west
EIe namss ~ xttaeeses ta1ass Mc6fexor,
Gee. n 1ohnson, John Ohlsrt nnd Reuben o,
Hal a. q osIhy, VT
JOHN y. GowKY.
tAff@S RaxfstaF q fhs IAn1 OHcs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
PACIFIC COAST.


Sac FRskcIsoo. Feb. 13.--Thsre il nc
change In the iron workers strike. The
Den positively refuse 70 treat With the
pfoprietoEs On any basis excers the re-
establishment Of toe old rates. Irvinc
nj. Scott, Of the Union Works. made !
proposition for the meu to resume work,
they TO be paid al q rate evsHgaaIIy
agreed upon between the unions and
the proprletors. The men have NOT vet
replied to the proposition.
smith Declines
Information has been received here
that D ". Smith has formally declined
the Railway Coumissionership 20 which
be was sected at the last Traussouti.
mental meeting held ia this city.
New Church.
IL 10 stated that the Stanford ana
Croker families have decided to erect
q new church in this city. OF whieh Rev.
DR.. Newman is 10 be pastor.
We Diphtherfa RpldemIe.
The statement that diphthegia ia prev
alent in this city il denied this morning
by Health Ofieer Msars. He says that
a. a matter Of fact there IL less diph-
iberia here at the present time than
there has been for several years.
Vet Vet.
San FRAScIsoo, Feb. lS.-IAter iufor-
nation IL that G. W. Smith has not de-
cliped the Transcontinsntal Commits
sinaerzhip, bat still has il under oonsid-
Grafton.
Jshn W. Murray Haag.
PORTLAND. Or, Feb. IS.-This after
noon John W. Murray vas hanged in
Portland for the murder OF his brother
in Law, Alfred Yonks, year ago. Hopes
were entertained Of reprisye, bat none
coming, the prisoner was hanged At 1:20
p. N. DE was perfectly calm and seem
inely indifferent.
The oregon senafoFship.
The Senatorial ballot today resulted
in no choice, aud both parties think the
farce Is becoming somewhat monoto-
nous.
Down ssund Doings.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Feb. ia man
named Peter HarrinQ WAS caught in q
belt and carried around the shaft In the
mill at Port Discovery yesterday, and
died In about two hours after the acct
dent.
The mills at Port Discovery shut
NCWh AAos pfoofbHs WAtA " tatu HGN-
eral weeks.
The Methodists have secured deed
Of land for church purposes on Lopez
Island.
IL is said the tug Goliah will be pat
into service again by the Puget Mill
Company, the tug Tyee being unable to
do all the work.
A remonstrance against severinR
Island County from the Port Townsend
court Ia being circulated in that county,
and 10 meeting with the approval Of the
people.
shipping Intelligence.
San Francisco. Feb. l3.-Arrivsd-
Ship Peru. from Nanaimo brig Dsa-
con, from Port Discovery; steamer Co
lumbia, from Astoria.
TAToosH, Feb. l3.-Cloudy; northwest
wind.
PoRr TOWNSEND. Feb. l3.-Saiisd,
l2th--Bark Oakland. for San Frau
cisco; bark Nonantum, for Australia.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

rs THE DISTRICT ooURr Bon rHx
l. laird Jadieisl Distrist 81 Wssaaaazsn
TsfntofJ, koletsg terms at sssfsss
No. t1eo-John Q. BrsutieEm, plstntfg. N
4. Z. heEsehrsn, JeAn LsxFy asA q. o.
Phinne3. dsfsu6anfs.
osdsE and By xirtns u en- araat a asas
and decree % furesios1Ra lssasa a,f - -
District o0urt, h0iding tsrma 81 assssIa N
tAs SO dag q SsnassJ, lees. IN - sheT. "a
tstle3 sszi0B, Whesain fhs above nanasf nlxan.
t1G obaeinsd . ;uegrnsnt aa1 dscFui aSRlnI1l
The tboss n3zzsd dsfenaiaats. I AN e1n,lnsnA.
% @ sell The following nessssssd prsanlsss.
that h 70 says
Lot one ID. 10 block tssnsyltve fen. AZ
Rontius a9Atsaon 10 the err q ne4ills- Kiaa
eoustys WsshinGtsn TerTisoFy.
hotiee b tAsrsfoFs hsrsbY gvsa. tass 81
saturday. shs a1ss a@y % wehsun-
~. 1855.
a. ths hour u o'elock ,. n af aid alzy. q
froas q ths oours HOUSE door. h ths eisg al
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Notice Of Final ProsE.

ia Ian oxTsrE AZ olnrr1A. til
Pei a. ISIS.
T No<tee 10 hsrsky E1Tsa thst JOIN
sIAN hAa alNa n0stas 81 tbAe1t3ou 70
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I saA u, d s.cfsss =. tgwn4hiR - nnrsh.
range 9 e4s-
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ersek Ckrseoa. Rrsnk n. PiRgrse Aae syives1H
yoHz y. c0wxT.
sezsi9 n&zzziw - - s~R1 o4sa
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Offices to Rent.

CUITEs AND SINGLE IN NY FIRE
- prouf hzick balialnR q rednce6 rasen
The lnuat seBEral location n he clty.
4Ale C. p. 61U&k
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ON AND AF-Tkk This DATE 4
~ vii not be responxlbts Ger 6e3lr Goa
tEa0tsd ~ my WKf8, herthA HMnFy. VIA
PAUL HANi,x.
Nsrlea p. o. Pierce es1asy.. Jzll "a.
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