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Hrs DEPUTIES. - Robert Barnett, the
newly-appointed Revenue Collector for the
Fourth District. has made the following


HIS DEPUTIES. - Robert Barnett, the
newly-appointed Revenue Collector for the
Fourth District, has made the following
appointment of Deputies District No !
r. q. CravenS. District No. 2-El Do
RADIO, Placer and Nevada counties-Wm.
NJ. Crutcher. District No. 3-Colusa, Yuba.
Suffer and Lake-Frank wilkins District
No. butte, Plumas, Sierra, Lassen and
MOdOc- District No. 5-Tehama,
Shasta, SiskiyOu. Del Norte HUMBOLDT and
Triuity-B. \. Tapscott District No G.
SolanO, Napa and Nolo-Ed. L. Leake.
District No. 7-Sonoma, Marin and Men
docino-Frank J. SWEET. Chief Deputy, J.
L. Foster; Clerk, Mrs. 4. J Kennedy.
The last named is the only one of the old
force.
THE GRAIN CRor IN YoLo.- George
Templetun, of Woodland, was in this city
on Saturday, and states that threshing is
nearly completed in Yolo county. Wheat
and barley have turned out much better
than was some time ago expected. The
average he thinks will be about nine sacks
or about twenty bushels to the acre. The
quality will be number two. Very little
will be Classed this year in that part of the
State as number one. Some grain that was
sown after the last heavy rains matured a
very good crop. This is said by the oldest
ranchers to be the most remarkable season
in this regard they have ever known. 1t is
to be accounted for, probably, by the
almost total absence of drying north winds
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Earned runs-0. Base hits-Unions, .; IIav-
erlys, $. Base ON balls-Unions, ,; Haverlys, ..
Base on errorS-UniOus, 8; Havcrlys, ?. Len on
Borchers, l; Barry, l; Incell, II. Passed balls
Mclaughlin, ,; Hardie, 6. Two-base hits-Har-
die, Sweeney. Double play - Borchers, Nc
scorer-Ed. c. Humphrey. Time of game
hours and minutes
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ADyERTIsEnIENT MENTION

AOFEHTiSEMEST MENTION.
Letter found
" ents young lady.
Pr7Tate school-F. H. Royell
Atention-Exempts.
Ethan Lodge, l. 0. b. H.
Forester Gun Club.
Houston < Co--Help.
Nomen's Relief Corps.
rant memorial meeting Tonight
Unity Lodge, K. of II.
Mechanics Building and Loan Association.
Business Advertisements.
Eed Bouse-Delayed goods
sale Bros. x Co.-Clearauce sale
,mrSinHock q Lubin-Hat department.
whittier & FUller-Wall paper
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Terms and Conditions of Saie-Cash,
In gold coin of the United States.
Deeds at the expense of the nurchasers.

Bids may be made ut any time after the first
publication of this notice, and must be in writ
ing. They may be left at the office of Stabier &
Baype, in the San Building, in the town of
Coiuss, or delivered 20 the undersigned person
ally.
Dated this Sd day OF July, A. D. 1885.
MARY A. WARE,
Administrative of the estate OF George ".
Ware, deceased.
sTABLER < BAYSE. Att'ys for Administrative
jyl0-tdWS
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SHERIFF HOUSE,

HAVING OPENED AND RE
Al fitted this popular Hotel E<aS& y
/ take this method of inform ES1aAizAz4A
ing my friends and the public "a stsssss ESs6-
that the house viii be con 1890
Quoted in such manner as cannot fail to please
The table and accommodations viii be the best
and prices moderate. Tourists TO Lake Tahoe
Bonner and other points of interest in the
mountains, VIII find the house ve.y convenient
10 stop ~. :. SHERIFF, Proprietor
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NorICE, DEPENDENCIES IF you want to
get cool glass of Fredericksburg lager,
drawn direct from the keg, call at the Mer-
chants Exchange, 1923 Third street Gus.
VAIL, proprietor.
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DISTRESSING ACcIDENT.-Another of those
shocking accidents that so frequently re-
suit from the careless use of guns occurred
about o'clock on Saturday evening on
Gerber Bros. ranch, across the American
river 1t appears that William Pheiffer
aud another man went out at about the
hour mentioned to hunt coons, these ami
mails having been quite troublesome of
late. They had penetrated some distance
into the timber along the American river
when their dogs came upon a coon and
brought him to bay in a dense thicket
Pheitter, vino carried a light, had worked
his way into the thicket, when he called
out 10 his companion to pass him the gun,
as he could see the game. Ii is said that
! the gun was handed him Inuzzle first and
at full cock. He grasped the barrel and
pulled the weapon toward him. In doing
so the trigger caught upon twig and the
| gun was discharged when less than a foot
| from his left shoulder. The load entered
the shoulder, shattering the bones and the
| arm socket. The wounded man was taken
| home at once and surgeon sent for, VINO
advised his immediate removal to the
County Hospital. Early yesterday morn
| ing it was deemed advisable to amputate
the arm, in the hope of saving the unfor-
| tUpate mans life The operation was sue
cessfully performed, and at last accounts
he was resting easily. Pheiffer is about 50
years of age and unmarried The above
adds another 10 the long ~ of accidents
that are occurring daily in some quarter or
other Ii is strange that men will forget
or ignore, the fact that there is always dan
ger in a loaded gun unless it be handled in
a careful and common-sense manner. All
who fail to observe this rule are sure to
come to grief some time or other
ACCIDENT LAST EvESIN0.-As c. Tim
norman and vile were passing up street
in buggy last evening, dog ran at the
| horse at Fourth street and so frightened
him that he began cutting up and started
to run. In the effort TO quiet him the
buggy was cramped in such way as to break
down the wheels on one side, throwing
Zimmerman TO the ground and injurine
him somewhat about the head. Mrs. Tim
norman held on TO the lines and succeeded
in stopping the horse before any further
| damage resulted.
On THE SLATE. - These visitors were
registered at the Station-house last night
L. Berg and F. Y. Stecker, arrested BY
officers Kent and Rider, misdemeanor;
NJ. Lavina, by officers Frazee and Farrell
disturbing the peace; Lentie Wigs, by
officers Rider and Ash, petty larceny In.
dian Rose, by officer Franks, disturbing the
peace All Sing, by officer Kent, vagrancy
James Lindsey, by officer Frazce. drunk
Mrs. Gamer, disturbing the peace.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Louis Cole
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PRICES in every department slaughtered.
Hale Bros clearance sale.
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LONE FISHERMAN"
SACRAMENTO BANK,
CANDY FACTORY.
SO Days Trial.

--- To yaung, Old, rich
--\..>l<----- or poor, both seXeA
~oa@Ia siDJss, stop drugging and
| g o.---5sz-s- Vt g. cure yourself with DR..
~, AZEcERic BENt I'd HORSES new i'm
III ssse.l + ,,sztf IIfD proved Electric Belt.
- - Electricity Is life, and
- $50 Il lack of 1t is disease
and death. Thousands testify TO its priceless
vaine. Whole family can wear same belt. Cures
without medicine Pains in Ihe Back, Hips, Head
or Limbs, Nervous Debility, Lumbago, General
Debility, rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia
Sciatica, Disease of Kidneys. Spinal Diseases,
Torpid Liver, Govt, Asthma, Heart Disease, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Erysipci2s Indigestion
Rupture, Cstarrh, Piles, Epilepsy, Ague, Dis-
betes. Send stamp for psEiphlet. W.. HORNE,
Inventor, Proprietor and Manufacturer, l9t VA
San FRANCISCO Cal st-3nH.yytf
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Thirty DozEs mems one-dollar gray
mixed, lightweight cashmere hats (silk
cord hand), for 80 cents, at Red Houses
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PRICES reduced all along the line. ITales'
clearance sale.
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LADIES solid color Isle hose reduced to
80 cents pair; former price, 10 cents.
Hale Bros
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MANY prices have been reduced no
quoted. Hale Bros clearance sale.
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ALLEN SPRINGS.

THIS FAVORITE AND
/ charming retreat in one of E<dlSA
the lOveliest canyons IN Lake Is Txf lSexssyA ;
county with Well-drained * .IzsS4IE6a {
grounds and good trout stream G=S@@=Eszsss.s-SL
ct hotel, having been entirely refitted and re-
furnished, Is now open for the reception of
guests. The Springs are Soda, Chalybeate and
White Sulphur, and their medicinal value ia
superior. The new proprietor viii endeayor 10
make this resort pleasant home for invalids.
and hunters Terms reason
able. Railway to Williams, thence 10 miles by
daily stage for the Springs, ON arrival of train
WILLIAM BASLER, Proprietor.
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MEMS straw hats reduced one-tnird in
price. Hale Bros.
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THE goods cannot long remain at the
prices named. Hale Bros clearance sale. :
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LADIES and 3-button Lisle gloves, fol
cents pair, to-day at Red House.
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MEs's French calf, handmade button
shoes for 81 60 to-day at Red House.
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USBLEAcHED muslin, cents yard.
Hale Bros clearance sale.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL.

DELTA, CAL, AT THE TER A
~ minus OF the c. p r. r., SSISSA-
on the Sacramento river. Ev- M 5has@sEessss
erything new, fitted up cs- = iaaqAi55 81 3sz
pecially for the dccommoda- $3.50
ton of Tourists. Fine Turpouts furnished
guests ut reasonable rates. If desired. good
guide will be provided. The cold water OF the
Sacramento bounds in fish and the mountains
are filed with game The entertainment of
guests will be the chief consideration of
lulG-1r ! NJ WI. Ely prnrrintnr
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HALE Bios clearance sale.
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BoYs' straw hats, 5 cents each Hal,
Bros.
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MCMUNM'S ELIXIR OF
eET WJAI

q the pure extract from the drug from which
sill the hurtful properties are removed and the
medical ones retained. No headache, costive-
ness or sickness of the stomach attend its use
Price, 80 cents, AL druggists, s2S-lyTuThs
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIrzES-Louis Cole
man. an old resident of the city, who had
been doing business on J street, between
Seventh and Eighth, for many years, died
on Saturday night of Inflammation of the
bowels. He had been Ill but few days.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WILKINS HOUSE,
SAINT" cr"1.-......,.,......,.,,-,,.-

TINIIE LEADING FIRsTCLAss .,ue,~,.
L Family Hotel street Cars E1sssSiSSA-xh
pass the door to the beach. sfJSs Esfesssssss
Garden, Croouet Grounds EE55 ,s,slft545-
Swings and LARGE Assembly al-- az~sst;:.S
Hall with Piano and Billiard Table free 10 the
guests. Terms, $40 to 81 per week
Carriages TO all trains and steamers 10 convey
guests to the house free of charge.
ly4 u 7. '. WILKINS. Proprietor.
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MARRIED.

Best values Hale Bros clearance sale.
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THE boots and shoes are well represented
ut Hale Bros clearance sale.
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IT will pay You to visit Hale Bros dress
goods department.
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CLEARANCE sale commences to-day al
Hale Bros.
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FANCY ribbons reduced to Is cents yard.
Hale Bros.
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MEs's business suits reduced to Sc a.
Hale Bros clearance sale.
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SArzKHs reduced from 20 cents to LII
cents yard. Hale Bros.
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DIED.

BORN.
Marysville Road, August 1-wife of Stephen
Bowman daughter.
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The fractional north half ~ Of section nine
teen Q9), the east half - Of the southwest
quarter %, the west half - u the southeast
quarter o. the west halt = = oi the southwest
quarter ca and the west half - of the north
west quarter q of section eighteen {lS), all in
township fifteen 10 north, rauge two west
Mount DiablO meridian, commonly known as
the Cotton ranch, or farm, and containing 81
acres.
The fractional west half - OF the northeast
quarter 90 of section one 10 aud the west half
90 of the southeast quarter % ut section two
(2}, all in township fifteen Ia north, range two
~ west Mount Diabio meridian. containing li7
acres
The northeast quarter e y of section seven a.
in township seventeen 40 north, range three
~ west Mount Dinblo meridian, containing 100
acres
FOURTH:
Whole of section nine o. in township sixteen
n6, north, range three 60 west. Mount piablo
meridian containing 60 acres
FIFTH:
Part of lots FIVE ~ and six IS IN block six (5)
In the town of Golu,a, as laid down on the map
of said town. on file in the Office of the Record
of said county of Colusa, the same being i'm
proved with large brick store-room and ware
house, aud fronting sixty 100 feet on Fifth street
in said town, and one hundred and four COS
feet ON Main street, and located on the north
west corner of said streets In said town
SMITH:
lot eight 81 in block six l6) in the town Of
Colusa as laid down on said map of said town
on file in the Office of the Recorder OF said
county of COlIsa.
The said several tracts or parcels Of real estate
will be sold in ONE PARCEL, OR IN SUBDIVISIONS
and BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED FOR Az ENTiRE TRACT
or FOR ASI SUBDIVISION THEREOF.
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BLUE CANYON HOUSE

PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
Is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. 4 4gsN~>
/ The most charming summer ;gSEsSA-
resort III California for comfort Is Ist 9ss7ESzsS
a pleasant home, good living, g. =
pure air and sparkling noun '=,--Si9ass5S 49,
tain water. Terms reasonable.
lCS-&m l. j. l.EAt.II. prnr-infnr
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ONE LOT of mems cashmere, silk and
G pants for s. 90, to-day at Red House,
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SEE our advertisement in to-day's issue
Red House.
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LADIES, do not buy until you see our
piles of new goods-never shown before
to-day st Red House.
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Administrative Sale
REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, PUR-
~ suant TO an order OF sale made by the Supe-
riOr Court In and for the county of Cousa, State
of California, on the 18th day of June, 4. D.
lSo5 i'll the matter of the estate of George w.
Ware, deceased the undersigned the Admins
tratriX of said Estate, Will sell at
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Ladies silk fchus reduced from S to
So so each. Hale Bros.
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All the right, title, interest and estate of said
George W. Warc, deceased At the time Of his
death, and all the right, title and interest that
the said estate has by operation Of law or other
wise, acquired. other than or i'll addition TO that
of the said decedent at the time or his desth, in
and to all those certain tracts, pieces or parcels
California, and particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit.
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EIGHT o'clock this morning Hale Bros.
clearance sale.
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DIED At TIE HosPIrAI.-Word was re
ceived Yesterday of the death at the County
Hospital of the old man, James Elliott
who was before the Police Court a lew days
$50, he was then in very feeble health.
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PRIVATE SALE,
the Sd Day of August. :. d. 1889

TO the hightst bidder for cash in gold coin of
the United States, and subject TO confirmation
by said Superior Court on or after
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ATTEMPTED DISCRIMINATION o'clock
yesterday morning Frank Winnie, who
resides at Ninth and streets, was awak-
ened by the footsteps of some person on
his verandah. On looking out OF the win
dow he saw man fumbling at the shutters
and demanded to know what he wanted
The unreasonable visitor made no re-
Spouse, but got away as quickly as posi-
BILE
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rs posT.IkTELLlcEAcER PUB. co.
s.ssfse. yune 10 lssA
: eaIIr CALLING . Fsa COZ


s.,rus Posr- IRTilzIIaEEoER;
- viIl kipdlv allow me % answer
=. fslIesing notice published 10 your
sSe},ss.--The uublic will tsks neaioe
- "a LorreirIe, not having eottied
:. .sconuts a he shoHld have done,
-.fhiue Whatever 10 do With sBy
- - aocpuut Of. subecriFsiops to
-. IN The uubIie will beware Of
y. i. HANEoRr.r
i osvsr hsd any business srant'aetions
"a N. I. Hinfpfd. Ny CONTRAST as
- sc,ns tot I've Cal, was made With
p,sf 1 cd in 20 days time work.
=. = - subacriuticna, with the assurance
~ nv CaR would have tbs telegraph
- This tAri Of their agreement
- ne land the public) they never
s.,e.led. eroept two issues. when tue
S.r~fr6es we're stolen from the PosT-
issr1rIaExoEs aud pablished. My So
rs1u1 with The Gau when I left u was
.<.srt $50. I paid them 70 cash. ]
- several subscriptions, some of which
~. 4. Hanfofd rOlleCtea himself. and
.sksra refused % gay, saying that he
- owing ttssar liquor bills, which
seuIa more ilaar off.et the stibserip
t,on. TIE balance Of 81 | retained with
NJ. Puts conseni for work fr0ui satnr-
~ nnfil Tassdsiy evsoinR, wtlen 1Ae
csa saspsrdsd, and consequently !
scs,a make no more eoilsottnns. 80
~ = "she public bewarInR of him, ]
MI AZ | owe the pabiie nothing, nor de-
/ al ANYTHING from the public fof
skish am nos allie aud willing 10 pay
~ psoof Of the above statemant Mr.,
m sskpoxIeaqsa that owe The taR
= NJ. 4. Hanioft nefhfng.
JOINS B. LoRiiAIsE.
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tb--C.

Al the age Of f<Rty or forty five, the
crystalline leRs Of the eye has naftensd
20 sach 81 extent, by the layers Of tbs
lens condensinR. that instead Of being
sbie 70 reac hne print as distAnee Of
twelve inches. ~ formerly, the book has
70 be hsld at greater distance. What
10 wanted h an artificial lens iust thiek
enO0eh 20 Ill 1p for the deEcis.ncy Of
the lens Of the eye.
Instead Of selectina glasses for yeuF-
self, a. b usually done, call on Franz
kNzALL (of Kinihali 4 Son) who is q
practical opticiAn and thoroughly
understands the eye, and have him sd-
Just q pair OF theif celebrated Scotch
Peoble glasses, and don't ruin your eyes
With vindo1 ziaaB speetaolss. We also
make all kinds Of soDpoand, oyliadri-
cal. prismAtic and complicstsd lenses
On our premisesL Glasses ground TO
order on prescription Of any o0alist.
Frye's Opera House. lsSdv
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U.s Lsxp osyses Al oErxss4, WI.
April -. 1zkk
- To 1szes kankio ssd ~ vken a ne
eos.sssl Hosies . hersby elssa tA.s noDk1I
n. D. sIMPz0s hs. hied botice q lnsonfhm
70 zsake enal peoof bsfnrs shs n.aIstsF sia
Esesivss, Is thsfs oescs, N osymp.s. ". ~.
% Th1rsdAy, The iifh esy u 9uney 4 D. tszt
% Rrs-smpsien D. a. Va. sse6. fcr IA ioss /.
2. snd \ II NJ 4 o. sscisaH q. tolsnsblD n
ncrsh. rsnRs ss~t
Ne nanaes ~ wsl nee.ss go.ah lkas1. lss.
lng, b. ". Iagias u FisuaAssr, W.
SoRHR. ooEKY. 4
pS15sf Register 0f 10 Land o1&en
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rye eID CR0Aigs VINO HAVE BRES
EXCHANGING CIGAR sftBs
rnE NIGHT HEf0RR

Good mornin' Moike.r The top
g tbs m0rnin' - ys. Pat. May lake
kew aid you and ths onld woman oome
a led niahtf ! hesrn ye kicked npe
diyil os rne.s Bedad, No ke, whin ]
Isftye made n,e way home by the fris,nd-
b aia Of the lArap posts, an ssein' AL
wa DARK In All atoan' the ould plaise, |
eript saftiy IN At the back way; bus list
Il i 4us gratnlaiii' mcsilf on rnas happy
% lucky aaisa, dorm came the onld 20
man on me kka q posanm on Q Jnne
bne an kaoclied me spauhleea. ',hur
thsrl murthesr sRys |. Nary u lei mp,
Ye oaId worthless WRETCH, says abe,
'aeezss the hottie OF swamp ANGELS
k61mAtio Cure ! STINT We f1fT fe
k1ps, shs's RetiAn' noiRhty ssrippit
sn1s &S'a been takin' thai mieiciu.
0oe hing ah0nt ID Moike. they
do<5 Diane ID will cure all the dis
go oy the world, loiise she ither ,nad
el1s; but they tell me swamp AnRess
s1 rheumatism are hoike whisky an
mana ranoniIi --vhin the ones in ths
thsr's out. Thiy II INST, IL only soet'
dollar, an u ys oan't sit u at th'
Ihrug sthofe, sind we're dollar - IN
j A. X. O. ManafsctuFing CpmIany
sssftle, WashinRton Territory, ans
ksy'll sind Il 10 ye, expriss paid.
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Never was sueh q rush made for any
Drug Store as is now az A. b. Stewards .
for Trial Bottle Of DIR. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds All parsons affected with
AsthnA, Bronchitis, Hoarssness, Severe
Coughs, or any affection of ths throat
or Langs, can Get q Trial Bottle Of this
great remedy free, By calling as the
ssoye Drug store. Regular sine Si00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02

fisx CArrLg AaafvED. Mr.. o. q. La
Bree has arrived trom Canada witt the
1na herd Of the famous Poiied Angus
sklsls, which has been nleniiou'sd as on
Ne way 70 this oouatry. They reached
NJ. Fosters nnch. on the Desclpfes
i.ssF. 90 "Wednesday, 10 fine cs,ndition,
slihonRh they were stssntsen dais on
Ne read. and 0at OF the car eialy foaf
husrs during thas time. There aife 81
hsad 10 all, and epst about eI6.e00. OF
Ne number thsfe are ten cows, which
sws Imported lsBi July from the best
kafas " Scotland. 0ne Of The cows
xl|f weigh about l7u0 pounds. she took
~ hrs1 priaes At New York, Boston.
Ottawa and QIiebec last fall. A yeaFlinR
ball, which u 0nn OF the best blooded
ansnais shis side Of the Athsltie
weighed Ices Aha when be started. The
Isensining ten are calves, bred Ia Scot
ian1. Several af the animals have ped.
Erees rannins. back 10 the flfst COW Of
Nh strain re2tsh,red in Scotland. called
Old Granny. These Poland Angus eat
- are peculiar 10 the highlands Of
teollsnd, this band coming freu1 ilae vi
stne5 q khsfdseen. Their eolsH is
olsok an1 tlisii' excellsnce In heinz
hzX y sl.s and consequently lpettir for
~ ~ III large quantities., like
zs y,eN enliils Of eatsis. Tie year
- -. siii V i,rsught into isSwn in q
xss1< shd may then be seen Al
Ht raklk Probably theie Win Be
oErf tss ball saives for ssla In a fsw
Asntpia fFasscr5pt.