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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24
APRONS AND BIBS.
OId-Fashioned Articles Which Promise to
Be Stylish Once More.


Aprons are beginning to be worn
again. Among a few novelties are
some made of cheese cloth; yard is
sufficient, with a strip cut off for the
belt; the hem should be five inches
deep, and there should be band either
of silk embroidered lace or cross-stitch
above a bow of ribbons to match,
placed at the side. The new canvas
cloth is utilized for sprons by drawing
center and threading ribbon through
the perpendicular lines. The ordinary
cotton canvas is also employed, made
with broad box-plaits and rows of satin
ribbon between the plaits. A novel
feature in this seasons aprons is that
they form. part and parcel of the
large square collar attached to them.
making a most important dress trim
ming. The bibs often are mere half
handkerehiefs, coming from the
shoulder and crossing in front
The bands round the waist in
crease the width. A pretty kind of
apron is made with seven rows of ecrn
lace, finished with two perpendicular
rows on each side laid over color
and ornamented with butterfly bows;
the bibs are made in the same fashion.
The pink and white and blue and white
crepe cloth has been utilized in the
same way. 1t is made with a series of
tucks and Swiss bodice of pink OF
blue velvet with braces with plated
bib appearing above; a bow on one
side. This has a most dressy appear
ance for bazars. Valenciennes is a lace
that with English people is always in
fashion, and it has been literally APP
piled to aprons this season. Some new
ones were composed of alternate rows
of work and lace, forming point in
the front, and have very wide waist
bands and no bibs. Ecru lace is also
used great deal in plaits. with dag
onal bands of insertion between, and
with three founces at the edge and
perpendicular box-plaits above. Gauze
ribbon is used in preference to any
other. A novel make for bib is two
pieces plated at the side and caught
together with four iooped bows. Pink
silk and plush aprons are new and
stylish. Bric-a-brac busters make
pretty ones.-Londo7s Queen.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24

When asked what special part OF
meat, fish, or fowl you prefer, remem-
Der that politeness requires you to
make choice. Even if you do not
care very much about it, it is better for
you to say whether you like your beef
steak well or under done, and whether
the wing OF the chicken or some OF the
white meat will be the more agreeable.
Take part in whatever conversation
is going on, modestly, because young
people should not put themselves for
ward, but not with bushes or confu-
sion, as though you were tongue-tied.
good anecdote, or to know of some fun
nv occurrence, it is well to save the
telling of it until you are at the table,
for good laugh and a happy heart are
real aids to digestion. -Harper's Young
People.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24
Ungrammatical Academicians.

A Paris correspondent of a London
newspaper writes: Goblet in his
grammar loved to quote examples of
bad English from Kings speeches, and
an analogous idea has been carried
out on large scale by French
testator at Poitou, who has bequeathed
to the Mazarin Library a collection
which it took him years to accumulate,
of $500 specimens of bad French writ
ten by members of the Academy from
its foundation to the present day. The
number seems to be small. and incline
to think a large field is open for flu
ture explorers in the same mine.'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24
FALL OVERCOATS.

The Fly Front Sack Coat to Hold Unlimit.
ed Sway.
In the matter of overcoats for fall and
winter wear, the fly front sack overcoat,
which has been So deservedly popular,
will still hold full sway. In converse
ton with the writer Mr.. Fales, who
knows whereof he speaks, said that this
style of coat would probably not be
superseded by any other for years to
come. It will be made during the COM
ing season about as it was year ago.
a slight increase in size and length be-
ing the only noticeable difference. The
fall garment will have light collar
| and lapels, and it will be just long
| enough to be worn with a frock coat
1t will roll free, and the facings will ex-
tend to the buttonholes. The collar
| must be of the same material as the
coat. The edges of the garment will be
double stitched. The winter coat will
be three inches longer, and will have
velvet collar, and. when silk lined. the
silk should show to the buttonholes.
Winter overcoats will be made to a
great extent of plain goods. and also of
wide-wale diagonals and fur beavers.
Covert coats will still be worn. This
garment lS TeSdIueu Wy SOAIo pcoplo Us
being ridiculous, but nevertheless it
has and probably will have its votaries
for some time to come. 1t is made with
fly, the upper button showing through,
and will have a short roll, the entire
coat being made to fit loosely. Those
who wish to wear them as street gar
ment, however, have them made to fit
somewhat snugly. The coat was in
tended primarily for riding purposes,
and as its appearance is somewhat
against it, it should be still used. for
that purpose only.
The doubie-breasted sack overcoat
will be much worn as a matter of neces-
sity when the weather settles down and
says that it means winter. This gar
ment will be worn larger and longer
than the fy-front sack. The lapels win
be wide, peaked, and the collar will be
ample. All the pockets will be tapped.
The ulster. popular for SO many
years, is going out of fashion rapidly.
and but few will be worn this winter.
When used it will be close fitting, long,
and made with cape. The edges viii
be double-stitched, and the cape viii
have but little drapery. II Boston Herald.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24
A PERFECT WOMAN.

A sculptor to his friend did say:
"{H lay a wager can make
From this huge mass of shapeless clay
A perfect woman, sans mistake"
'tI'n take you," was his friends reply,
And soon the sculptor's work was done,
His friend gazed on with earnest eye,
The worker smiled and said: at We won.' %
tsWoman without tongue oh myl
think you'll own that have won."
The sculptor, smiling, made reply:
"a perfect woman should have none.
-LOutsviHe Courier Journal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24

II hear you are going into the
manufacture of white lead. Mr.. Bas-
sett?" Eyes, am. 1 think there is
money in it." 81 should say so. I
was in that business myself once"
scheme ten years ago, and it's there
yet.-Philadetphsa Call"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24

"A young lady who read that hops
were being seriously injured by wet
weather declared that no amount of
wet weather would prevent her from
going to good hop.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24

The residence of an Omaha woman
consists OF an old organ box, with
dry-goods box for. an extension and q
broken milk can in one side for an oYen.
-Denrer Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-24

GEORGE MARDEN moves that Spain be
renamed and called Cholerado. Are you
ready for the question?-Boston Post.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
MINING APPLICATION NO IA,
UNITED STATES LAND oyFIcx.

tLTmPiA, ". T., July 81, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that John ". 6uys
whose postofice address 4 Seattle. King Coun.
ty. Washington Territory, has ibis dly nlsd
his application Tor patent for 1850 iineu
feet OF the Mammoth Lode or DE- post, Vine
or Vein. bearing magnetic iron. with sarfacs
ground go feet In width, situated In summit
Mining District, King County. wAshsnrtoa
Territory, and designated by the Geld aosss
and ofnciA, plat on q e In this offica a. Lot No.
49, said Lot No. a. beieg described o. fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at he mos' westerly
corner Of said clsim. corner No /, being sib
corner No. 2 Of John Lsary calm No e. On
same lode, and corner No. Of Y. NJ 6zys
claim No. Is on Industry Lode. thencs porA
So deg IS mn. east. variation "a deg. Is min.
east, slong the north estsriy boundary q
claim. being also southe~sterly boundary Il
Y. N 0uJe claim No. 10 90 Iudustry Lods.
1900 feet to TIE most noithsrly corner Of Il Tn.
Corner No. beios also corner No. ] Of B. y.
Briggs claim No. ~ on same lode. and cofnG
No. Of y. NJ. G1yes aim No. q. on fndus-
try Lode, where il set . post four test leng
aud one foot In ground, thence south 50 dfs.
80 min cas-, variation p deg. east. along he
noTthessterly boundary Of claim, being ass
southwesteriy boundAly Of B. p. Briggs elan
No. ~ on same lode, 900 feet 10 the nost
sasfeTly corner Of claim Corner No. osing
also corner No. Of b. Y. Briggs claim 10.
AZ on the same lode. whei In 70 post focf
feet long and one foot 10 sround. Themes
sou b 80 deg. S. min. west vsristion 10 des.
so min. 60 {, along the southessteriy bouDt-
airy Of claim 1900 feet 10 the most southsfiy
cor er % ella m. Corner No. 4. being -
corner No 3 Of John L airy claim No. " n
the same lode. where 10 set . post four -
long aoi two feet in ground, u enee ncrth y
deg. so min. west, variation 81 dSs. Is min.
eas'. along the utbwestsry boundary q
claim being slso NJ rtheasierIy boundary q
John Leary claim No. % on same lde. ~
fest 10 piscs of beginning. being corner We. !
firm which mineral monumenf beam ssafh
IS deg. Is min. west, 2&5z.05 feet. containing
% 81 acres.
The location Of this mine II recorded v hs
Recorder. once Of King Couniy. ". 70
book OF Whining records. and 10 known asHs
o. SAID records.
The adjoining claimants are john NJ
cl i'm No. 4s. and 3. v. Brisgs. claim No. q.
On same lode, and T. N. an.s. clam No.
on Industry Lode.
Any and all persons claiming ADVERSELY ~
20 ton OF said J. W Guye claim upon Ne
Mammoth Lode, or mine, or surfzes srosns'
are required TO nIe their adverse claims VIZ
the Neg 'sier OF the United states Lad omos.
at Olympia, ". T.. during ths 60 days psnoe
Of publication hereof or hey VII b e<1A
BY virtue OF the provisions Of the ;, sfufs.
sus oeS- JOHN Y. 60vkf, hsg0<L
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
Notice ~ Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
L terms a Seattle. In King osunty, Waning
ton Territory.
No. +57e-wilfred (slkins and Joe T. Red.
dish, partner. doing business under the frm
narue OF Calkins b keodish. insolvents, vs..
their Creditors.
TerTitoE, Of Washington. King county. o..
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable
Roger Q. Greene. Judge Of the above entitled
Cours. notice IL hereby CIV TO ali credit
ers OF the above named insolvents, to
be and appear before the raid Judge,
a Seattle. King county. Washington Ter.
rftnry, within 80 days from the date Of publ
cation OF this nosios. toxit. on the 3Csh
day o. octooer. A. d. 1855. at IL o'clock am
ct that day. then and there TO show cause. Il
suy they can. Why the prayer Of said In
solvents should not be granted, an assign
ment OF their estate made, and they discharged
from their debts and liabilities. pursuant to
the statute In such case made end provided.
And In the meantime II proceedings agains,
sstd insolvent are TO be stayed.
,@, Witness my and and the seal of
s1AL. sAid Court, this i4;h day Of sep
49, TENDER, A. d. 1885.
JAMES seAvEY, Clerk
D Jam ?. LcpLov. Deputy. seI5dsot
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
MINING APPLICATION no. n.
UNITED STATES LAND ovy,cr

OLYMPIA, W. T.. jail 81, lss
Notice 10 hereby givsu thai Joha Lssr,
whose post ofh1e address Is seAttie, ".
has this day hled his application fri4
linear fact or the Ma moth Loae o, De,o~it
Mine. or Vein. b airing ms~aetic trsa. VA
surface ground 600 Ievt 10 with, stnAied n
summit Mining Di.trict, King county, waN
ingtcn Territory. aad designated b. the aslj
note ard ofacjAl plat IN Ae IN this cHcsn
Lot No. &6. sald Lot No. ~ being dezerised a
foiiows 10 wit: Beginning At the mos vet
erly corner Of ssia claim corner No. Il. hrsns
also corner No OF the e. NJ RasiA e.la.
30. 80. upon Industry Loie; thence nars 4
deg, IS min Z st, variation 81 deg % MA.
East along The norihv~stefly baunaarr q
claim l5oO iees 10 the most noftherlv eorssf
o. claim corner No. ~, bring also corner ss.
l OF J. W. duye claim, No. ~. 90 sam lsas,
and eoTu-r No. 4 Of the e. VI R&sin claim. So.
50. on Industry Lode where 10 Set psslt
inches square, feet long. In stoue maust
therce south 50 dsg 20 min. East. varsskise
"a deg. IS min. Fast oax the northsaGen
Oundary Of claim. being also southscst>n
boundary Of J. ". Guve claim. NJ. a. n
same 4 De, so fest 10 most easterly ccrner q
claim corner No. 81 being Aise corner Ns.a
OF J. W Gave claim. Nc. ~. on same lode,
where is set pos feet long. feet Ia The
ground: thence South So deg % min. wet
variation a deg IS min. East .alon : The SODA
sasterly boundary Of claim 1890 ieet 70 tkr
most southerly cerner Of claim corner No. Y f,
where Is Set poet S feet loUg. faot In The
ground IN mound Of stone. thence Sersk %
deg. 81 min. West. variation q deg. 70 min.
East, aloGg the Southwestern boundary q
claim 800 fe to place of beginning bsif {
corner No. I, rom which corner the mineral
monument bears south 50 deg o. Inio. 81
s52 fee, coatainisg 10 90 100 aeres
The location Of this mine is RECORDED 10 ths
Recorders Office OF King county. W. l.. Ia
book o. minir Z records, and Is known as Se'
OF said records.
The adjoining claimants are ". Guys,
claim No. 40 on sane lode. and q. n. hAsln
claim no. 81. on Industry Lode
Any and all ersons claiming adversely an,
portion q said John Leary claim upon ID.
Mammoth Lose sr Mine, or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims witt
the Register Of the United States Laud o Aei
Of Ols mpfa. W. T dur az he 90 DAYS perio.
OF publication hereof. or they will he barres
b. virtue OF the provisions OF the statute.
au6 ocs JOHN r GOWEY Register
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS
MINNIE APPLICATION nd. "a
tSrrxo STA-Ks LAxo ORR,

oLEsRLA- =. T.. ysl, 81 Is.
sodes nsr~oy a'en ;E.: N e.!
vnoee Po.so1oe a1'sr>=s IS ssstsl.. v
shis asy fied A1s Ep5icscto1 sor ls.a -
fs-s o. tie Inazsry Lose. = D, -, assas
- n. barring msslstlc iro, vs. .-~s6
sr-and 500 feet Il With. situai A 1. ss
NJ nt1s District, IA COUNT w..ss-1
Territory, AZ 1e-i scS,sd ~ TIE "a 80
ard o1ciA pat on de n THIS oss,s :. -. -
a. SID Lot No. Il o-.ax oes--5A.-s - va
sovs, 70 vi; besianing Al TIE uaost .o.-a. -
eo I.eL y. $50 ain, corner No b-tog -
sotneI 80 : o. = N. kasaa claim No "a :.
same Lode, and ne No. ~ q
claim No - Or Mammoth I.>ss - esys
50 des. - mln- vest. vsrta-isp "a -. s, sera
east, t-onz tie sousaxes;,rsv h,,..,-.e ~
clam. teins aiso no-thuexrarix A,,--'4-5 ~
- n n-As'A Ai2 No. 81 on ,Au,- "a.
60 feet q The no=s $780, -1eas
claim Corner Ne. 2 where |. =, - =
long. FOOT IN The .roa Z. 49, -, LEI
oes. % 90 -.st' NArfAtioa q De- ~ -.
80, ,.s.l - sS7eve-seris horn,s.-- -
claim 1900 feet 70 ths HoS; porth.-s-sy %
claim Corner No b-tns 40 s - eosssr o.
Of Tsomas Burks's claim No. 81 ~ - &c.
Lode where - sst . P0ss fee, i,as A. -
rock and mound a. stone. sh.nea - -
dee- ~ ain- east, vsrtArlo1 Il d-s a.
east, Alsng the northeAsferis ASrns..AA
claim, being also s9u hw-<t@riv ha1.a-
Too n4As barke = Ga n No 81. go fres - a.
most sAsterly corua- Of calm. ccras
being Also corner No. Of Thoga.s -
els N No 81 On the sAnne lode, md Coz, ~
Of J. ". G,ye claim M. - On 49,.
Lode, where 10 st . pet feet lops - -
foot n the ground, thence south a -. :.
mi q. vest, variation = leg east, slons -
eEst<riy oo1nikry OF cain. being a. -
vssser = boundary Of J. ", days -
- on AAmm0tA Lode, 800 feet o d. 49,,
oestn ming Corner No !. from vh,ch ~.
No ument oeAr- south IS deg. "a uis -.
1&520 % feet esutaniag 10 - scrs.
TIE location Of this mine 10 rsesrd-s A, A..
Recorders Ofac- Of KiuK Oeanty
book Of Aising records. and Is fsoyn =. -
Of ssl1 records.
Tne scjo mig claimants are Jv a..
claim No. 20 on N mnoth LODI. sps r =
Rasiu, claim No. 50. and To mas Hari, -
No. 81. D ihe Industry Lods.
Any and al persons claiming aassr.a,
portion OF said +, VI. Guys claim ppos ~
ICdu-try Lode or miue, II sdrssce srcs,s =.
required 70 ale tneir adverse clAsns WA -.
Register Of the Unitsd States Land Oe.,. =
| Olympia, ". T., during the 60 DAYS p-rsos =
publication bervof. Or hey Sill be Ss,rsd !.
virtue o. tue provisions Of the stlsas
au6 Ccs JOHN ?. 6OEkY R.rsss.,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
prcry sstxp sHIPPTse.
Pos- To=xsrSD. Oct. :. I&-

Poz- To-SsESp. Oct. :, Isss-
Bark Northxts.. Cspt. Asgsrre, AZ
yiv-c IN tie straits SO s11dsy, y days
from Sss Francisco. See ID oo1na 70
Port Msdison for q retain cargo OF
I1ubsr. Lsss evening she lad goi only
A. far a. Clal.sn Bay OF seeo1n. o.
light x;uds and cain weather II TIE
straits.
B4-k Tidal Wave. Captain Fsrnhsn,
passed soxa this morning with cargo
Of Iau b-r from P-rI Madison bound
70 san Ersncisoo.
Norwegian bark Forto, Capt. tlorsRos-
U.s. tosed to sea thls morning, ooanc
to Svdley xIih !uuo-r.
Ship NsroG. Capt Glover, dlsensazed
81 Szn Francisco since Jane ZItn- Il
chartered to load l7mbsr At one Of the
Puget So9nd mills Tor Valparaiso
Br. ship NorshsI. Capt Weston, nov
loading lumber st Port L1dios, viii Be
rsacy for sea the last Of the week
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight 10 the back. loiu- and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys
or neigbboIing organs. At times symp-
toms OF indigestion are present. fiatuiency
uneasness of the stomach. etc. A mois-
tire. like Precipitation producing a very
dlsagreeable itching. after getting warm, is
common attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once TO the applica-
ton OF DR.. B,-anko's Pile remedy, which
act, directly upon the parts affected absorb.
ing the rumors, sllAying the intense itch
ing, and eteeting permanent core. Price
80 cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Medi-
cine Co., Piqua, o. Sold by 4. B. STEWART
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
SUMMONS.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF Lnh
L Third Judicial District Of the Iefs.cs,yy
OF w Washington. holding terms q s1, 49,.
IN King eou1ty. for the counties 81 A"s
and kitsap.
Complain, fled in the County Of Kins,
IA the Office OF the Clerk Of said Dhs1''"
Court
No i55-Gnbert cudmuudson. plsia-
TIN VS.. j. y. Adams. defendant
fHE CxIrED srATxs oS AsEEIcA sksD 6nssflss'
To j. y. Adams. defendant
You are hereby required 70 appear
action brought against you oy the s -
named plaintiff. In the District Coort o. ~
Third Judicial district Of the ferritoJ y
W ashington. holding terms al ne ci1 -
Seattle. in the county OF King. for me 49,
ties Of King and kitssp. and 20 sns.
the complaint fled therein within Axu
days from the date Of the hrs; 20 oa5cs.1e,s,
OF this summons. or judgment oy eea. -
VIII be taken against you eccofunk
the prayer Of the complaint
The said action 10 brought 20 SET eA1s
certain Judgment obtained by deicnLs
ant against plaintiff. ard entered 10 49,
Court April %, lss2. said judgmenL
piainlin alleges. having been ren1Gs
on forged promtssory note. OF Sn.e
forgery plaintiff was ignorant until 49, 49,
payment OF sAid judgment April ~ -
al o. 10 recover back the moneg fo -
by plant n to defendant towit ss
with interest thereon from April ~ L.
until paid. at 10 per cent per Annnm.
gether with costs and attorneys fsss ~
this sctiCn Plaintiff also AYERS thst ~
fendAnr has been absent from wssnls.
ton Territory since August. 1884. out ~.
he Is possessed Of property tn SAID hins
county, Of which plaintiff asks thai ~
ceiver be appointed. Plaintiff also pssss
10. general relief. -.
Witness the Hon. Roger 5 Greeae.J unss
49,, OF the said District Court ens
SEAL the seal thereof, this Hth oAs
1921 Of June, A. D. 1sa
JAMES SkAvEY, Clesk
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy:
Dass II hryt puhaieatoa. Angngs u, -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09

The sick and afilcted should net fail 70 call on
him The Doctor hos visited the hospitals ei
Europe and obtained great deal of vslusbls
10 those in need Of his services. Oh. GIBBOS
will make no charge unless he effects Q cure
Persons cured at home. Gall or WRITE. Al
Communications strictly confidential. Senc
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. Ad
dress DR. J. y. GIBBoN. Box 1851, Sac Fran
cisco, Gal Mention Pos1-ISrKLLIeKsoEz
apl6dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
I. y. c. r.
A CHILD Can RUN 1T.

THE NEW No s WHEELER & WILL
con Sewing Machine Ohe b st and
cheapest IN the world Ia now for sale at
the branch orfice. on Front street near
Pike. with full and compe set Of at
tschmeDts. upen which q person Of any
age can execute the finest and mo { pleas
ing nd Of work possible. Every person
purchasing MACH 7e will BE- Thoroughly
instructed in regard to ITS use and the
nse OF the attachments. an will also re-
eeive guar ntse for keeping the machine
In g pod repair for 1--WE yea-S. Al persons
are cordially invited TO call and inspect
our machines
Orders rom the country are solicited
and VIII receive careful and prompt at
tenfion. Y. W. HANSON,
ais Agent, Seattle, w, T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
CITY FINANCES.

HEARtSG POSTPONED The rehearing
of tue question of tue Northern Pseirc
/ nd grant terminal limits IN this sec
tIsn, before Secretary Lamar, was post
poped from September 18th 90 October
18th. The Commissioner and secre-
tary had given decision 10 favor of toe
Mcfarland line aud against the harri-
son line but upon representation from
the Northern Pacific Company that
t1eir side Of the CAGE had not been
properlv represented. the Department
Granted q reconsideration.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09

A Bro LOGGER Governor Aleer, OF
Michigan, confessss that his firm EN-
Vi Us IL the mills, 10 camps and Oh log
ging roads, about POO men. The new
extension of the Detroit, Bay City d
Atpena road. from Al Sable TO Black
River, will give employ ment TO 800 or
~ men more. Ali the nen in the log
ginR camps have been required 10 sligo
1utr acts waving the ten hour law
Eoyfhipsstsy-n Lltya6sTyuda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
AUCTION! AUCTION!

PEING AN OLD AUCTIoNEER OF
- twelve years experience. and thor
eusnly understanding the ba-ines.. ! Of.
fer my services TO ali needing them in
that line. ! viii give my entire attention
70 business entrusted 10 me. / will sell
real estate and personal property at tn.
shortest notice. In the city Of sesttie and
county OF King. X CHEADLE.
sci Seattle pnatoffica
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
STEAMER TRAVEL, En-.
For PotIs Orchard and Warrington

"a STEAMER HELEN W. II.
Master. lie sves Har ing
ton s. Smiths wharf Seattle. every Monday
Wednesday and friday. al go a. m g., for
Mi'chelrs Point. head o. PORT Orchard !;
slso. to head OF Port washin2ton. Re
tuning leave head of Port Washington
al 3 8 m. head OF Port Orchard at 1913
a m.. Nit heli's Point a. II a. m arriviR.
at Seattle bout 2:30 p m. every tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, au27dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09
IT'S DELICACS OF FLAVOR

Aud the efficacy of it's action have rem
dsred toe famous liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs immensely popular. 1t
clesnses and tones no the cloRRed and
feverish system, and dispels Headaches,
Colds and Fevers. Sample bottles free
and large bottles for sale by A. b. STEW
Art. AuH