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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-05-29
THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS 4 OMAHA
AND 40
Chicago e. Northwestern Railways.

The Shortest and Best Route East to
Chicago, with Dining Cars, Elegant Day
Coaches, and Palace Smoking Room
Smokers on all trains from Minneapolis
and St. Paul, through Eau Claire ana
Madison, with choice Of route via Mil.
waukee. The Chicago, ST. Paul, Mln>
neapolis It Omaha R'y also runs through
trains southwest from St, Paul and Min
nespolis to; Sioux City ind Council
Bluff, with Sleeping Cars, through with
out change to st. Joseph and Kansas
City, and is the short, quick route from
St. Paul to Das MONIES, Northeast from
st. Paul through trains are run to Ash
land, Washburn and Bayfield,, Lake Sx>
perior. !; and from Eau Claira;to Superior
City, where connection is made for
Duluth. But this route to Chicago is
what the managers take pride liz, and be.
cause. % the smooth stasl rail track, we'll
ballasted road bed, tho best Day CoaeLss,
Sleeping and Dining Cars thAt money
can procure, courteous and attsativs
employees, aAnd with tra;as always on
time, it IS Rightly named
. he ]. r q . val Route. :
Try this Route Whom you.T Travel.
.a Fer iEsksts and all information cali oe
w. Martin, a gent. Aorthsrn RacifSs
iRailread at Little Pa Is. VS.,
EF.H. ELARg q. ~ EEAsDAIs E.
'Gen1 TIL fansss lasT1 iaAs. 4
81. PAUL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-05-29
Ayers Sarsaparil'a,
r. THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSES
TIL f.
AN ERlCAN AGRllliIII!RAkKT,

AFrom the tenth census, Vol 8, just published
1.-The American Agriculturalist Is es
pecia!iy worthy Of mention, because Of
the remarkable success that has attended
the unique and untiring efforts of its
proprietors to increase and extend its
circulation. It's contents are duplicated
every month for "a German edition,
which also circulates widely.'
This Tribute is pleasing incident II
&he marvellous nearly "a.
HALF A CENTURY
Casesr of this recognized leading Agri.
cultural Journal Of the world :.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-05-29
WHAT 1T Is TO-DAY.

I. Six months ago the American Agri-
culturalist entered upon new career Of
prosperity, and to-day 1t is far superior
to any similar periodical ever produced
in this or any other country. Richer in
editorial strength; richer in engravings;
printed on finer paper, and presenting
in every issue 100 columns Of original
reading matter from, the sblest writer's,
and nearly 100 illustrations. Dr.. George
Thurber, for nearly q quarter Of centu-
~ the editor-in>chief of the American
Agr,cultural,st, Joseph Harris, Byron
.. Halstead. Col. M. q. Weld, and
Andrew =. Fuller, the other long time
Editors, together with the other writer's
whoshase made the American Agricul-
suralist what it Is today, are still at their
yacfc III ai.r. -t.+s9 'lIea5 2Ss s4f tE
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-05-29
RoBvsT E1EAlTH

Is not always enjoyed by those who SEEN
to possess it. The faint OF corrupted
blood may he secretly undermining the
constitution. IN time, the poison will cer-
tain)y show its effects, and with all the mere
virulence the longer it has been allowed
to pcrn,cate the system. Each pilnple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense OF unnatural
lassitude, or languor, is one Of Natures
warnings Of the consequences OF neglect.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-05-29

During the present season will have.
the above named Handsome Norman
Stallion at Staples livery stable il Little
Falls on Friday and Saturday Of each
week and At Frank Farrand' stable ia
Belle Prairie on "Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week
.... o. 81. FARRAHp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10
81 sf1Es- MES Axb PK0PEsIT
H0IBEEsA

A. tie aFs insarzns~ ess4sp2klss !
FspgeSsEt do Lot ssioES. 70 thz o01spzsz-
some few gssop4s srsn 81 y EBcsF 10
lrnpssszSgz that for thai Esssaa tie OLE
pzabes are Es0s Ia good stanJing.
For tbs bs1s1S q saeh, pablI=n tie
follO1ing srtieis fskeE from fks Cas@si
kssssz Of JaiY, lso4s
TIE HaseeFa izazsrszHes Gem ssHsF Of
Ssv Iork Gas organized n IsZ5. and
it cisiEzs are therefore aagassatad by
that respectable conservatism which
usually attaches - any old osrporzfso2-
The paid Up szpstsl u $40 80. Shsls tie
total sssets are SO. al, q sOosiosFsble
pgrfi1E Of shieb u invested N G9VsrD-
uoeni bonds Daring the p7zs fOzr
years the 5asinsss has more than
doubls5.
TAs Hess T0ys BSansyy-TEis i also
al old established company. having
besz organized IN 1sS3. II pss~suts
several very good claims for b8sir@ss.
having zssets - The amount % abort =
million dollars. and toe handsome net
surplus Of $s52,U1950. It's nst s1rpi1s
- considerably IN exnes. u it CASH
eapitsl, zkish - $ rare oce1grs1es 10
tlre insurance.. The Bowery has t175.f0l
IN United States boRds. K II. SEEE-
y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

AHEAD ~ TrxK. There - deal %
truth IA ths following from the Walls
Walia Bsa0H The orsg9ElaH has enter
ed u.syu its twenty fifth year. II il a
better paper than Portland deserves OF
pays for. II Il dfpended opon the -
ts0nat.e Of the inhabitants of the Sea
pori on s-sTeek for Support. Il would
havs been numbered With the dad years
ago. But II has a circulation in Oregon
and Washington as extensive - was the
old Sacramento CHisA in tue mining
days Of California When il could be
found in every miners cabin, and exert
ed . greater inhasnee on the politics Of
she Goidea State than ali the other -
psfs combined. A glance AZ the On,ge
s.iaR tells newspaper man that its ad
sertisiuR patronage ts mainly received
frsm pateut medicine and Yeast pov
der makers, servant girls and room
renters. The 30 called ''RFest msrcan-
tile houses Of the metropolis Of the
Northwest" do not patronize the paper
and were u not for an occasional Rt
tempt by the D5sgoHsaA 20 put life and
and enterprise into "tbe merchant
princes II Portland" no one outside Of
their personal AequAintanees would
know they exist. We wish tbs adver.
Using patronage Of the Oreg9'ssss vas
80 great that IL wonid be e9mpslled TO
issue an eight page edition daily With
frequent issues Of twelve and sixteen
pages, As il the regular habit of the ST.
Paul and Minneapolis paper. But ve
afe afraid that our friends # twenty
years standing. Harvey W. Scott and
Henry l. PittOck, viii nos live long
enough TO realize their hopes. Thsy are
ahead Of the city and country IN which
they live.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

Iss sesszrzyb szss - Lssseneg rs
so1. - Esssszsa. VIE Frse Ere -
opsr8tog.
Bs9 boasA IN tsyA EVER birth fsg
sons neztas psss &c f11s sasy s4z - Ssy
IL u sssaz.
The Ess.zsg 6sszssss. Cspszss fHaev.
aow makes FssEsl4E tysDs o@tssss -e4stss
EE1 shs Ss0kassk. ia Lan0srsg-
J. ;. Csg1ssg's les s13z15az. Fl iAss
i0Ess eD4 % Fssnt strs-t- szs hsss
seass6 10 y. = Pooss and PERI P8sssS.
Wso ksEs f0rnB.ss : ysrsSsess4p tag tie
parngse u szt-rsnR tsss bsr5zsss Soss-
naH
Mr.. Tazsg tie logger a; ne uso1th
Of 10 -kaaz8s, Las As9zt 800, 30 fsss
u t0gs 10 the lake fruun hssz ssEnssr >
U1gk. be w7A ksai then - @as Sstsg
A.. sDO1 ~ tie Ssssksr perua-z- M.
T07zE La c0Es vs8 - EgsaIn9 1C -
hss .O1s. he gHl have o. ftsDzAss fs
getting g. OF 81 pe- tsezsans At
grss@1s.
there "a hVsly nres ~ tie citY
sleet i8M las M0z14F. Tie la6sos had
= ts8p@xA1ss tiEkss Il tcs 5@sc, and
saxr@d tie daw. Tkos@ elected we're
sazzei Gslh0an far Ass0F James
Gzeees. Ceyfoa Osiz. J. l. wzfises
n rs. J. BziosaG ard Mr. 4. ~. CIssTss
far CS1nesi. and Leon Sssspds fer Mar
SEAL Ogzs y psgssatsiy she s1iy City
COapeil 10 It's co1ntEy vlib isdiss ca
tie board Vel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

seA.sssy EaT Sozs< srSss n ses Eza1s
II scier<z1e EzsG zho1s TIE srcsa-z7ce
g een&egz IL tsts s0zztsry s19S2s< 49,
sun. Tee axfsns and sErzsszns q fhz
Sssszzs I'll Ss1sz6 stzszrsIy zDou TIE
ssu5szry eyzSsIsez - To- sszz2rrE z1S
sss pazTssssl eoz65z25. q ta@ peepss-
Pz-sszss n = pez9ses8J bszkzsy e0Zez-
tsgz nzy- sffzIs - fear troz zss -
orozre. u. Eocz, ~ B@-fzE- n As
r.esuf ErItinSs zg01 tbs zza5ss-, szss-
% { cdr os5zazry ss-SaE sszs,=z. IL
tzzcas38. FalsaztS ss1 ~ re EzGGte- arr
destroyed IN the ssazser- oEz gEFs5 .
5zrz-Ssmers 81 tszsz y.gso de- - -
ssrs q dsss o. otter ezsss.- zrlc ses
3zcilk1s y szzzbse1 70 ssssps sEs aefHoE
u TIE aa1i E4szySe Jzass, sad 20 rs<se
the sIkzglzss insss=7azl 1zA14 where Is
2olTserzsss. ssss 70 irysszst0s- cAzErtssz-
z11 al tie fFPles4 sTTC sEoslz= q eG0a-
srase selxzrS- De HzTsns DgspsFsIs
Care = = remedy tezi snpg9l~s ne se51
snsf = z2ntEnE Il the 1sZzs.aEe l1sSes
% dsrzEssss3 ss1Erss.s ssz - oot1se-
.rss zi A. r. -TEEkkz'= Ding SIRE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10
To all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE % TIE COLOMBIA AND PCszT
SoEND RA4LE0AD COMPANY.
sEATTLE ". T. July e lss7 !

-
SgEND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE ". T. J4ly 2. lss2
WHEREAS BY DEED BEARING
w CAFE August l.. is-1 executed in pzr.
stance Of Al ordinance approved Ans7ss
Is ls-1 the city Of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Waikz WaiiA Railroad and
TrznspoEEAElo1 Company. al the tide
An9s -oHth OF kIag strseE, n said city Of
Sestras- In Slo1z, sro1nd and sbogfEliiof
bay. troA extreme high to- extreme loz
tide a0c deep water: and
Where's. The Legs lAtlye Assembly, Of
The Territory Of Washington. By an Act
approved Sovsmber s Is72 ratified an6
confirmed EAld grant and conveyance upoE
certain eonditions. which have been fuIfy
performed by said Company and,
Whereas. Said Act Of the legislative
Assembly ve=t~d the title Of said lands II
said Seattle and WAllA WalIa tiaiircaS
and transportation Company. in fee sim
pc: and.
Where's. The United States has acaus
esoe6 in said grant and eonyeyAnce asd.
Whereas. The said Seattle sz6 Walls
Wslla Railroad znd Transportation Com
p&ny has transferred and conveyed al Of
said lands 10 the Columbia aid Pu<e
Sound Railroad Con- pazy:
Mex, shsas<azsg Ss.e said Cslzsskss ssd
Puget Sound Railroad 6eHpany hersby
gives notice that il claims the exclusive
right 70 occupy said lands and 70 erect
wharTes and other structures thereon
and that al persons are hereby notified &c
refrain rom occupying er entering upon
any Of said isnas without the consent IL
writing. Of said Columbia and Puget
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND R r. co
ans AsSigfan, a-,ra-sn,s-S.-,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

IsEEyfousr Man isxAvICs. The
mails from the EAs, are quite irregular
The fsult appean' 10 Be Al Portland or
inzi bsyend. From Portland aud on
tbs roatea this aide Of that place the
uiail comes With sufficient regularity.
Ffem Walla walia. SPOKANE. ssaIt Lake,
Ralena and 81. Paal. from whleh places
we shuald set daily exchanges every
day, the irregularities seem ~ proceed
One day no papsFs viii some from any
peint east Of she Cascade mountains,
and sometimes two and three days soc
eessively this gill occut. fken again
ws will Get tvo, thFes and tcur days
mail 10 one. There 10 no good reason
for this. The trains onDe every day,
and sha maal CONES GA the sFiins every
dAy. and the mail agents come on the
tsaIns every day and are supposed 10
dlatfthuts The paper man siseFy day
fAefe 10 shortage somewher. and the
special agents shoaid Interest then.
sslves In hnntinR IL ngl This abuse
Sannoi BE- cut 90 day 200 soep.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

Every mail briggs letters fron the
States asking for information concern
Every day tbs Washington Territory
Burtau Il receiving and
hliins orders frem all parts Of tue
Sound for i0RRers. mill tneu, farm.
hands etc. Don't waste your time ID
eanting Tor iob. tenant or help. bat
30 10 the veil known Washington Ter
titery kmpluy meat Bureau. Ofsice,
Washington street. next door 10 Judge
Lyons eoart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

sSaSs 81 - Ssz.sa n -
- 7sFs ~ sas raRH1R = ~ trs 81.
49, - Eslkf "a srIS~..-4t $780,,
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= Z = E-lsEsE 6sss,x 90 49,
a'-<r a. iAktzE sazset - - ssz1 -
ia<zs faas 1al-ssxf a - - eNzln-,. q
szesz-su1. liza ssq- - - u, ~
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. 80 = Elazs - rs4 -
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49, - = = - q 40 49, -.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

u IKE prsrRicr uorRi e ~
Third Judicial DiEEri4 e
Terrftosy. hnidinx tsrns = -
NOTICE. u ABn:En'n
w..hin<oo Isea u@zz o1ste9 -
ant "a ne r,ssraer razr, ~ 49,
giuss tackle. sppxsrl nd fAf'l@+
Theo. Lnhr. nafseR ard e&D<t q.
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soIne tine durinF ~ nezi1 49,,
l.st hstne In tbs psEs q $500 49,,
Tsrriso " me lihsiIsn1. q - ~ - 4
"a REQUEST a. the aid m4KW Nst "A
40 ste.unsr. fnrnlxhst cz<zsn ~ $3.50
r-.rforw@S certain fstor tnzEl AZ
s.uarnsas "a rspsisin< - AZ
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said steamer sers ncss.1,l -. = 4 n
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steamer, and were ss1rs* -. &aN
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10
Notice OF Final Proof.

c. .. LASD oTFseE At ozu<EIA. VT
Jan g. 1855
~Softse h hereby gives fhaa JOHN N
OLNkN has el~d Dossse q tas-zfian ie
El2ke n-ai proef osfa-s Nelsea Necslium
Caastg Al1ltor. a. his o<Ace In P1rs Mndiso1
" T.. "a xhuES8sy. he I3tA ,a1y 81 MsrrA
= . iseA. - PreeRn ptiao D. = We. S8ea Ter
rzaEs e1as-
He nksn4s - u1tps<s<s J. L venSsr Fzkr
q @. kriste aerso1. 14ns4 Soon ana Asao<
AcIvss. al q Rurt BizksIy, " T.
JOIN y. 6OWRY,
ts&11E nAGszsxz a. tia LMna O1ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

C.s. LasD ogv1rx Az oLrzr1A. VT
Jan. p. isNS
~ softce u hersby giyen that &. q. Hra
COCK has assd 1otiCs u inaenk5on % naske
Hn.l prosf bsfsrs N-tsan MrcATan. Andisor
u kitssp eoznsy. 81 he afAce, Ia Psrt Nadk
son. v. = ~ "Wednesday the iIfh day o.
AAree. A. .. fzsE. o. pr~-s \ ptsan D. A M
ssh. for thAs y q NJ X sn1 s i n R@ =
~ ssctan IS, tewasA9P Is naEtt. rznsa "a A.
H nanes - uilneeses: Lac a. Barson. =
" FxEnhEzn, LsEe< AAAn4 aad AlsI. D
sshish- al q Port Nsdseo1, VT.
JOHN y. aoWKY.
ss2sufs kssts1sr % he LA11 09aa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10
Administrators Notice TO
Creditor.

T'EREIToEYO EtslEIy5T0E. OOCNfT
L q King -. Il the Prsszss C18rs ot sA51
King caCEsy.
Ia the matter e ths estate 4 Matthias e.
In dse1Aa~d-
sst8ce Is ber-hy zives BY the zBserstxzsd
zdmft iazrz.nr q. he estate Of IA :Elss He4eE.
diseased. 50 the e--5ifors % AID AL psE-
sors having claims AgKinss TIE sid 1eceksed.
70 sxh IA fke11- WITH the 1eSessssy vourh eEs
thin ose ye = AZ - tie ars1 y1hlcktzoE q
tnts nQsise, 20 the aid Administrator. NJ hi
Hse@, Being - he c1aee Of Fels, Fsrzs {
Co, On MI .sr-ss, IN tie city d -esEt :,
sOunty q king 1s1 Fsrgtr5-y Wzsh1aEt1e.
~ he sane viii D. forevsg barred
p2;ee January :. lseS
ANDREW CHIEEERi.
lduiEis=ra.ar Of The @sasfs q AktxhiAs Re
Gen deces-sS iEssN
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The pahlsc arc hereby cautioned
against manufacturing. purchasing. OF
selling tie "ChallenRe, og "Haraer
Nest Grenade,s or the Lewis Hans
Fire ExtinRaisher." ~ ali the.e are 10
Engagements Oh certain letters patent
ewDed by NE. All responsible parties
having them IN their possession. maau
tso,Hrine or SELLING saEs. vii Be prompt
u prosecuted.
1he Harden Hand Grenade Fire Ex-
tiusutsher CSsDpany. Of 81 WahASh
Aveu1e. Chicago. are the only parties IN
the Nest authorized % mannfaetnrs
Hand 0rsnads Fire Exting~tshers m
der this patent =. p. ChAKK,
Msriden. Conn. - Owner of Patent
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nfeklsNr AaxacA .al,r.

lbs Best ssalve In the world tor Cuta
hFalaea. Sores. Ulcers, Sals Rheann, Ne.
ver SORES. FssteE, Chappsd Hands, Gail
elasns. oofns and all Skin ErupttonS
and positively cafss PLEA OF ne pay ~
qaired. II is guaranteed 10 give perfeea
satisfaction, OF HaslEey refunded. PricN
y csnts psr ko1. For sale By A. n
essUars.
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Funo n .Is -s Of thres
nsubsrs -a .~ssSoeraitc Central
Cotnmittse Of the Territory vas held Al
Tacoma last wsek, 3, which action was
taken looking ~ seizure Of the politi
cal spoils. Two Of the three members
pFeaent are applicants for 0ftieiAl place
= Joe Kuhu f0f CoIiect0r tf Customs
and George Fuller for Judge Of the
Dsatrict Court. WHISTLER OF not thu
third individual wants Post Ufllce, or
any other offiCa, We are uEsoviSed.
From the foregoing II may be eeadiis
inferred that that portion OF the corn
sxittss present at the meeting vas "
favor Of Immediate and Wholesale 20
nsovhIs from oiIace, and thai It also IN
rufed Kahn for Collector aneI Fuller for
Judge. How much further the thrse
individuals referred 10 vent la distribut
ing the Offices has nsI yet been made
known, but II vas probably Iio modssty
on their part that prevented them going
over tht entire slate, on which, inciud
lag posimaaterA are said 10 be 60
names. II will strike the average eiii
sen, though. that Tacoma vas not ghs
ffteas place for holding such meeting
lisa, no Democratic tsekst Gas placed
Ia the Geld. the party was completed,
sold out by It's leaders, and the head OF
the ticket, Mr.. Voorhees,. inerciles9iy
slaughtered. IL will also strike the aver.
age citizen that nothing II owiug e.
Mr.. 0esrns Fuller. he IL eompara.
lively nee conner TO the Territory Is
q lawyer knowB only 10 local practice,
a a
port does not belle him, IL q political
tiaitor OF The worst kind. Il u openly
asserted that, though Secretary Of the
Democratic Territorial Commitfes, b.
Rot only voted and worked for Arm.
strong IN Me lass campaign. but that be
did ail be could aRainst Voorhees, and
his party. ID rsQnifss d hard oheek for
such an individmal 10 undertake the con
troll Of she party patronage In she Terri
tory, bat IL evidently u no, lacking IN
his case.
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Notice of Final Proof.

Q. : LAND oFFsSE AT OLYMPIA. ". T.
January ?. issS.
Aotiee l. herSay givea thst CHARLES
SMITH has aid Ice Of intention to
make Anal proof bstors the Judge, o. IA his
Aosece>, he Clerk q the District Court, s,
ais of.ce, in SEATTLE. " T.. on Thu-tdsy. the
lssh day OF Feeru-Ev. A. D. ISIS, CD Hozaae
s.tad AgPlsostt n Nc, ss57. for the I II OF sv
= and \ q sE i Of s-ctioa "a. Township
"a north. r1nZe east
He lanes A. witrssses JArnss Forestnan.
q Newest e W r; Geo. ". TIbbstss. 8. D.
eustu ssd ". h. Bush. all Of Squsk VT
John p CONVEY,
BAsfel2 hesfsfer Of fhe Land ttessa
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SHERIFFS SALE.

~ The DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE
U Third Judicial District Of W ashinxt9n
Territory. holding terms al Seattle.
No. 39fS-S. q. SreinWeg. PA ntir We.
Thomas Lilly. defend mt
Under and BY virtue OF an execution
8 sued out Of the above nSm1d Court. in
the above entitled aetisn. ! have duly le-
We'd upon
Lot seven a. in blo~k sixtE-six ,66l. Of
A. A. DenBy's fifth addition TO be city Of
Seattle. King county. Washington Terri
tory and VIII. on
saturday. the sist day OF February.
ISSx.
At the hour OF II O'Clock In the forenoon.
N front of tie Court House door, in the
city OF Seattle. King county. Aforesaid.
3Toceed 20 sell said properly az public
auction. 10 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated 81 Seattle. the I'D day OF January.
1856.
J. II. McGRAW.
ia2l sw Sheriff o. King COUNT. w
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sseaEALaIE land AGESeY.
mo. q. IANICKE 4 son,

LAID BrekeFs and saryes ers.
viii locate settlers on the public land
Of the United States. estimate timber
claims and establish title 90 the sur
veyed and unsuFvsyed lands. By per.
mission Of the Surveyor General and
Register sf the L. 3. Land Otfce nc
w. T.. will transact business
appertaining TO said Office. We guar
aniee all business transactions With as
viii be satisfactory. Address Falls City.
King county, W. I, Correspondents
pFo"psiy attended %, sdw
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Notice of Final Proof.

{. s LASB oFYTcE Az OLHrPra. VT
January !. lss5
NSttee - hereby given that WILLIAM
PEkRIGo has fled notice Of iatsntior
70 make ANA proof before sanzeI Greene.
Notary Public. Q. his once. 10 HauRhsop- ~
T. On Tuesday. the 18th day Of FebruAry,
a D. lssS. on Pre- emption D. & No. Toss, f0x
the lots 3, 4. and sE h os va : Of sersio5
.. township . north, range 8 east
he names - witnesses samuel \. Hin.ss
J. ". Whitehead. Jonn Martha and Adm
fssh, all o. Asl-Ose. W.T..
JOHN ?. CONVEY.
l=sfel2 Register Of the Land Ofsoa.