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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-07

EDITORS FLoRIDIAN We desire to place in nomination
for Tax Assessor, Mr.. JOSEPH L. BRYAN, a capable,
worthy and deserving Democrat and solicit for him the
support OF the party. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ELECTION TICKETS.

Send in your orders early. In lots of 500, or
OF one thousand or more, you can have them
printed very cheap at the
If FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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has more complete line of Boys, Youths and
Mems fine clothing than will be on exhibition
at my store in few days. Y A. LEVY.
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For Superintendent of Schools.

sS- We are authorized to announce Mr. WIN. W.
WOODWARD, present incumbent a candidate for the
office of Superintendent of Schools for Leon county,
the ensuing November election.
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FLORIDA ROAD LAWS.

Single copies 10 CENTS $1.00 per dozen, or
100 copies for IS 90. Address
DORR & Bowen,
Tallahassee Fla
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EDITORS FLoRIDIAN: 1t is the desire Of many voters
to place the name of W. T. COGSWELL (the old cam
pagner of No III before the people Of Leon county for
Tax Assessor. MANY VOTERS.
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GRADED Jerseys.

l have for sale 10 good Mich Cows-Graded
Jerseys-.fresh To milk.
5-tf G. G. GIBBS
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

A large house--furnshed or unfinished
suitable for a boarding house, will he rented
on reasonable terms. Apply at
24-4t FLORIDIAN OFFICE.
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WAGONS AND BUGGlES.

keeps full stock of Atlanta White Hickory
Wagons-ope and two horse-thc best wagons
built. Also open and top bugges all grades. All
cheaper than ever sold in this market
eff j. C. KEMPER
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l will sell one Eclipse Iron Screw complete
with all wood frame, at a bargain. Has never
been used. W. r WILSON.
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Yielding to the earnest and persistent solicitations
OF many friends to become q candidate for Sheriff,
hereby announce myself candidate for that Office and
respectfully solicit the support OF the Democrats
county. Very respectfully,
ROBERT j. BANNERMAN
1ANoNIA, August "a. 1886
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TENNESSEE WAGONS.

l have on hand 2 Thimble Sken two-horse
wagons, Iron Axle two-horse wagon, which l
will sell for less than cost W. R. WILSON.
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~ take pleasure in announcing myself for reelection
to the once Of Sheriff Of Leon county Requesting the
support of my friends, am respectfully,
JOHN A PEARCE
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THK BEST STOCK o. COns1Es
In the city Can be foaAA Ct $3.50 JAcos n Oeuszs.
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To eIsnine that elegant line Of Piushes, Silk Vevets
and yelveseens, offered ct low prices By
z3t J. =. C0aRN.
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For Sheriff.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
LEON COUNTY,

hereby announce myself candidate for the ONCE Of
Sheriff OF Leon County to be voted for November next
A. NJ FENNELL.
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Superior Fruit Jars, Glass Tops.
For sale at the Drug Store OF NJ LIVELY.
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For Tax Collector.

MIccOsUKIE FLA, Sept 18TH 1885.
Assrs Editors: We respectfully ask small space in
valuable paper express on subject Of
great interest and importance the citizens
ton of the county We have asked for any County
Office for any citizen OF precinct have always
supported solidly the candidates nominated by Taahas
see-and We think the time has arrived when we ehoud
fees.
We have man among who is every way com petent
to fill the office of Tax Collector who did his duty
during the war, and who has been faithful
worker in the Democratic ranks since the He has
asked for Office, and he does now but his
friends old Miccosukie precinct him nominated
and elected and respectfully ask the citizens OF
Tallahassee back up In this matter, the
citizens Of other sections of the county.
WALTER X. BLAKE is our man,
Very respectfully,
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desirsble cottage for rent new. just completed.
Apply to (95-t0 @. ". SAXON.
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FLORIDA RAILWAY & NAVIGATION co.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY 2, 1886.
All Trains run upon Central goth Merdian) Time.
WESTERN DIVISION.

Shortest and Quickest Route to New Orleans and the
Southwest. Direct connections to points West
and Northwest.
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EAST LAKE CHEvuOTS.
WAIT AWHILE.

just the thing for chdren's dresses and boys shirts
2S2t G. w. SAXON Co.
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Should be used by the young and budding
woman, she who suffers from any disorder pecu-
liar TO her sex, and at the turn of life it benefits
all who use ii. Write to The Bradield Regula-
tor Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Hs1H AID SUMNER MinEa! /!
Miss e. J. Stephenson

Has now opened large and hsnds0ne stock Of Millinery
including ill the latest novelties.
Also nne assortment Of Neckveaf. Laces kmbreider-
ies, SIX Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions. etc
FANCY WORK uATKRIAL 4 GPECIALTY!
ihb.ssaa Arrasine Cheails yIloselle Eossss CrsWes
and zephyn = aa ~ most desieahas shades-
All Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled.
Tallahasuse, PA, March -. 1eee-ly
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ALL THE --LATEST


Novelties in Fancy Goods can be found at
2kSt J. r CoHKN'
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Fresh Saratoga Water.


Always on draught, at the Drug Store of
NJ I.IyrI
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The many friends of MR.. E. B. MANNING, having
confidence in his ability and integrity solicit for him the
support of the voters OF Leon county for the Office of
Tax Collector. MANY FRIENDS.
MEssRs. EDITORS We desire to place the Of
Captain r A. SHTSEa true and tried Democrat-before
the people OF Leon county for the ONCE Of Tax Collector
and bespeak for him the united support all good Demo-
MANY CITIZENS
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.

Sleeping Cars Nos and between Jack. onville
and New Orleans and Nus. and 10 between JACK
vile and DcFuhiak Springs Nos l and daily. Nos
and 10 oaily except Sunday.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
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FOR SALE !
Is Head o. Fine Cattle!
One of the best herds of BoOded Ca tie in Middle
Florida including two fine Bulls and number of
FIRST-CLASS MILCH COWS,
all in good order, is Offered for sale. inquire at
FLoRIDIAN OFFICE, or &. f.. DYKE.
July $, 1SS6-tf Thllh rss..r. Fla.
HUDSON INSTITUTE.
MARION. ALABAMA.

MARION. ALABAMA.
ROBr FRAZER Lii d.. PRES
For the thorough education and the independence Of
Young Ladies' High standards in Letters, Sciences Mu-
sic and Art. Special advantages for Teachers Of Music
New Three Manual Pipe Organ with Two EXCEPTIONS the
largest for school use IN the world school always full
80 inquiry should be made in advance Catalogues. etc
sent on application. ll-1t cow
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FANCY WHITE BvAPORATRD APPLES
Al T. n. RANDOLPH Cos
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CONNECTIONS:
At Callahan with Savannah FLORIDA and Western Rail
road Tor Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Charleston Wash
ingon Baltimore. New York. Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chi
cago and all points West and Northwest
AT Silver Spring with Ocklawaha River Steamers.
AT st. Catherine with Florida Southern Railway for
Brooksville Barlow and Tampa
At Orlando with South Florida Railroad for Sanford,
Lakeland and Tampa
At Cedar Key with steamer Governor Stafford, Sunday
ana W Wednesday, for Manatee and Tampa
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamer express leaves Jack onvile Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 30 r. NJ, connecting with the elegant
steamships Of the Mallory Line sailing semiweekly for
New York direct
SEA ISLAND ROUTE
Steamer express leaving Jacksonville s25 A. NJ wedne.
Gay ana Friday CONNIE CT With elegant St Mich
olas. nside Route for Brunswick, Darien and
connecting with steamers for kaltim. re, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston
CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Steamer express leaving jacksonville daily 3 A. M,
except Sunday connects with elegant steamer Thomas
COllyer Brunswick and through trains of the E. T. Il
V. Il G. and b. 4 W. railroads.
WALTER q. COLEMAN,
F. b. PA Y, General Travelling Agent
Traffic Aansger. A. o. MACDONELL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
d. E. MAXWELL. Gen. Sup'L
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DEssICATED COCOANUT.
TERRIBLE COTTON FIRES

T. II. RANDOLPH & Co.'S.
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TO BOND wmAr.eN COUNTY.

At the last meeting of the What
com Knights OF Labor. the resolu
tions following were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. The construction OF
public r,,ads and thoroughtsres IS
recognized rs impersiively necessary
in order To facilitate The growth al =
new country. aud further recognizing
our inabiliti-s uader existing eircum-
stances &, properly provide Tor The
same, therefore. be IL
REsuly.D That our Representa-
lives IN the Territorial Legislature be
instructed rs secure. II possible. the
enactment uf measure authorizing
the poa,d II County Commissioners
of Whatcom county tn submit IN =
nropositinn OF voIing $4,000 10 !
t~r CENT Interest," besriag bands, pay
able 80 wears from dale at Issue. The
nr,aeresis If said bonds 10 he nsrtl Ter
The purpose uf constructing public
r,,adS and thor 1ughfsres 10 the eoan-
~ nf Mnstrom. q he II Further
REs LIVED. That uur R~pFesen' D
iis.s lie instructed IA introduce =
r.snluiion m-mnrisiizing Congress To
legal ye such legislative enseimeni
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LEGIsLATlvE rgoCEEDIsGs.
OLYMPIA, Jan. Is.

OLYMPIA, Jan. Is.
THE couScrL.
Mr.. Carson vas. On motion, excused
from a'tend4nc- for fey dava.
II. B 81. 10 ameLd section 392 relative
TO " tnesses aud evidence.
II. b. los, iocttloR of ct unit; seat OF
Cd-b-ii- c1ugiy. .ssed.
c B 66. fixing compensation of public
printer, passed.
ii. b. 5. relative to Territorial Trea-
50 er, PISSED.
II B. l6l. t. amend act relative to
carrying concealed weapons, passed.
Is II changing the n+me of Cynthia
AMI Dora Blake to Cliogsr passed.
The Spokane charter thsn game up
An occupied considerable time in read.
ing, during which this report closed.
TIE house..
Mr.. l. pdsiey, Speak 81 pro tenn.
Mr.. Dennison pres uted remoDstrance
'cainst the lay prohibiting the ruaninp
Of deer With hounds Ia Clarke county.
NJ. Munday presented petition from
u ri il us OF King couaty, praying for
ssi.lstion on the Chinese question.
M. Mccall, memorial from citizaus
y Dayton asking for the passage Of the
charter noS before the Hoss-.
Tue committee TO vaom the report of
the Grand Jury of Seattle had been sub
init - reportsd It back without recon
m-, dat on. Tabled.
II. Is. 81, in relation to form 81 deeds
a'suowlsd 2msnts, DO, passed; Mr.. Lewis
v.tin9 N.
The PET tons and remonstrsnce of cit
izen' as to repealii z special road la~ IN
h tap ooun y was lndehaiteiy post
pole'.
7, bill providing for taking the p
eTty of railroads, &,., for pa olIo uss Was
p,ss-d.
@ b 81. for locating the peniter tiary
At W liza Waila, passed unanimously.
The bill for the relief of JAS. Oh ugh
lin pass, d. after winch tne members be-
gan mnnchihe apples.
fGs ApportIopm-H bill has been
amended 10 the Hose as follows:
The counties of Clarke, Coslitz and
l. wis constitute the Seventh Couacii
District.
rturston, Wahkiakum, Pa,ifc and
On. halls. E ghth District.
X ug. Snu-emish and Skagit, Eleventh
Dlstrist.
whAtcom. Island, San joan, Clallam,
Jsdsrsou, Mason aud kitsip, Twelfth
DI-trIct
The Representative apportionment lie
am-ud.d as follows:
klH kit 1t to constitute the Ninth Dis
trIct.
Ssamspia, Clarke and Cowlitz the
ev-n,h ID strict.
Thur ton and Mason the Fourteenth
DISTRICT.
O
District.
whs.com. l-Iand ami Suan JUN the
Z 9hts-nth District.
J.ffsrsou. kistp and Clallan the
Sinetreut1 biir'ct
Wall, walla representative District,
tw IN smbeIs.
WnItIaD, two memt era.
Pierce. Two members.
kIrg. three embers.
in.ss are she Am -udTents embraced
in the bill forward d To tbs Council.
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FOREIGN.


The Policy Of the New Government.
PANS in. Is DE Freyrines today
made 9 declaration IN toe D-p1t,es Of
toe . Iiey vhich the ueg C-b'nes would
fsliov. He said the cslOuI.l policy
would be i.ss adventurous tssn thai of
It's recent pr-dec esSor. This statement
~as received vita cheers by the Chan
bers
A treaty Of 2 ac- between 2 spee az d
N Adsg zscsr has ce~n ratified
The Gssrrnmeas OF ireland.
LONDON, Jan. II. Noting sill Be-
Earn q r-e4rcipe tie government Of
liz land until .itef Parliament Is form
alis open d oy the Qae-n next se,k.
the eabtaet on Dasg~ress Grsasd.
DUBLIN. Jan. Is - lie Fr.smGs'
JgarrssI Today saw tbst the sUIue4, Z. !,
It's neeGir & yertrt-y. discussed The
proprieiy II - GiLg a proclamation &c
c.arine the National LEAGUE au iilega!
orgaIiX stisn.
nru.k aud Dew aed.
YALE C }, Jan. l5.-wra,her very
colo ma clear.
butcher named William Ely cum
rnitted -aVii- on Wrdus-d ~ night BY
jamping Into III. Fraser X v-r, Opposite
tae ste ,tn boat isodIuK. DE n.s been
d InkiBa heavily for the lat week or so
nd became insane. Toe body vas re
sos-rei at noon Yesterday bs he
frIeads. VINO had been dragging for l,
ali the forenoon.
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Or. n. D. lONGAkeR.
CEntRAL AND aeRvUUS DISEASES

NARY A. LONG X ER, N. ID.
Gradua'e Of womSn's Medical Coll Se
u oAns, AZ sAia.
Ortace sad r-sldence. liz Columbia ct i,
Sc sttic. ID scAss y. the kye Lar ALd
in-oat treals d as q speUl ity.
farsIem r -ItenLion given TO the treat
meat OF disc ses r wv.n, n and chliiren
Consutta ions ID hDxl sh and Ge man
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cm.R.Es AGAINST SENATOR PAYNE

New YoRS, Jan. II -Tribanes WASH
ingt n sp, ci Il: fhe latter of simpson
UJuov N. of OHIO, ahich charges Sen
,tar Payne with hav ne obtained his
election to she United States Sen ,te
through corruption and bribery, is one
{ the princip topics OF conv, rIation
among pollticitns. The charges are 81
specific. aud they are printed IN such a
conspicuous IN amer in one Of the most
reputable newsp ,pers Of the country,
that 1t il FL sult 10 bee how reply can
90 avoided.
Is4~ P-yns TO-DAY. He seems to wear
4 troubled look, and evidently vss not
happy. Yet he managed to exclsim,
auahinel,:
90, these charges of ID onovsn'.!
Wny, I have DOT even read them. What
he says 10 beneath notice. | never read
the CINCINNATI Commercial Gaxeffe, have
not for years. and shall not do 30 nov.
: csnao, afford to take any notice of
b matfsr."
I. Ss,it Psype does not seek vim
di ,.t,on Al The b ,ud+ of his colleagues,
rs silence will hardly convince those
~na have read Donovsn's charges that
they rest upon nothing more snbssau
tial than mere rumors. What ID rowan
ssserts IL that several members Of the
Obi State senate received from tAlu
to 5000 each to Y tie for Payne AMI that
~. moers If the House received from
&lUO 10 $500 eaco. He gees further
md uives the names OF men bribtd
.nd the amoun.s . ,id them.
IL is a delicat. matter. OF oourss. for
another Senator To DEL and an ipvesti-
CATION which Involves one OF bic
cole .eues, especially IL that colleague
is himself unwilling TO fsce zach in
iry. II would be against all prece-
q. nt, IL 10 said, for senator Sherman
10 move In the after. and vet there
are d ,liticaI, 10 no higher conf rstions.
wash call ff pro upt actien In this
inst nee ~bermab's d. p &rtnre for Ono
q aid be not altogether for the puf
pese % thanking the members OF the
State L. yi.la'nr~ for bis re election.
| is NAV IT, tht after consnitst on with
The 4 adsrs of the party he vii charge
his m'nd aud bring the meter to the
notice Of tbs Uais-d States Senate.
rax cH,aass CAUSE SENSATIONS.
CHICAGO. j .u Is -rhe later Oceans
speci,i FROM Coin sast: There u no
| diminu ION in the intense feeling | ere
0F~r tDN ftttT Vi tftbHSi kFBf
naming members OF the isss Lesssls
90 =, and charging them With taking
I hr,nes 10 Y ia far IN. u m,nasioa OF
II nry b. Pun-. and 50 cifytne tbs
/ auasuat PAID tbem. Several OF them
/ have alr~adv hroasht suit for libel
| az inst the Cemmsrcial Gasssis, and all
/ Of them are preparing so do %.
The coon 'ntt'ee Of tse Hone. consist
4 ire Of C-,xstll. Famkiss and R.siins
/ 1R-p7' licsnsl. and L>blsnd aud II -
/ ard tD-uosratsl, vsii not ofsautxs IN
nj next Tassssy night. Ii IL the
strongest com nittee that could have
b. en- named aud " deg nded uonn ia
( el-aris ESTABLISH the truth OF fslsity oil
all charges OF brio-rv and carrap;iso
that have be.n mad. II - the CON
ui t--w pssc@ef oil not he knovn
sn,il 70 10 org ,nissd The members in
I 20 o ,,e @xpfsss taeir willingness 10 b
lave IN at a.
Hon. s,n1sl II Dwinell. diei At San
Fr-nc 90 m tn IL a instant E.'iy n
e Z -.
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The sotal Hrs n of Lash : carried
on tue Ch3-~plSts Cad a-ts--n Ls--
hamplair IA Hr ''oa h W. she psf
q -ssos-, % Ill .AsT CAS- fr> "A DECREASE
o. III 90 90 fr~s.
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DOG LOST.

4 BROWN sPANISL PUP. HAD
b ,lls around ne.k Finder will be
rewarded ny T. turning to ISbwMAN
1ANEORD lone Y ont and Chevy Ga
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LIsxrrg Coal -Messrs Catlin y
Hssue have iasE received from lh-
Cedar River Caal Coup ny - Carload
uf lignise cual for the purpose III 'u-
tr,altseias IL iatu this market This Is
the firSt attempt ta introduce ignite
c.,ai here. IL is bruuxht fr,m tue
Cedar river mines la king county
Mr. David Lister IS testing sample
with the object al making repsii
a. Ia iss merits The price per ton
delivered is IS 50 Tacoma Ledger.
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Sroxx delaeaous b ead.d Coffee IS :.
pxr po1nd, Or three poaads for 81. tAls
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PACIFIC COAST.
stee.eos for the snsaae Asyiam-Anti.
treating.

stee.eos for the sssaae Anti.
treating.
OLYaPtA. j IN. l6 - the II pase passed
ihs $uU0U apYrapriatipu to build
d ,sp tal frr the ,ns.ne ~ Stsiia-oom,
f-ft ,o.ing M" Tue Csaucil pass d
III, bill pro Iibitinq treating.
uo~ rsasI was arrested
Saw FaAscts0o. jan IL -Au officer of
the -team r u exc, when arrived YES
teri4y from Chias. gives the 'oliowIse
,rttcalars OF the arrest at Yokohama
af Clvtn Pratt. the fbr0er: - There
$50 great crowd of J,p.nes on the
wharf vgtn the arrest vas made, for Il
sa+ rep ,rtei ia Yokohama that a man
vas to b. arrtstsd sho had been tory
iag JapAness ,vsrnment notes. When
Pratt began passing Lis luggage ashore,
an osfi YER asked
-. I. this vour ss'ohel and this 2
"Ys..' said Pratt.
Wei, Ia TAX care of them, aud
yo1, to1.' said the offi 'er, and be
marched Pratt of Whel We stopped
At Yokoeama on our retarn trip, We I
pe tied to take Pratt on bard again,
bu. ,here was some hitch aboa: bis Il
tr.d 3. n. SONS OF oar peopls from
I'll re fbiu us tE " EEAAt WA AS cobu-
dent IS vsu pie 80. tie said there x,s
no l,w fa bis arrest, and that they
1uld have - let him 60"
grsxed by The sxttaftan
San ERA~cIsco. J.n. i6 This morn
Tug toe insanity csmnlsSlonsrs ex ,m
med AMI 90 ami Ell TO Ntos iaSsns
asylum James NJ ,G,unis. a Is ys,s Old
boy, wha has re- ulsilv attended Cors
ner O'Donnell's meetings. During the
o.s, week the bay has been talking of
bloxlus ap British var ships AMI think
ne has tnrosn forty CaIaess into the
bly. h neither eats nor sleeps. de
avs taU UDoaael IL sis friend and
that With his Atd be viii bloE up the
h ank Of England.
Mccarthy 60 b. Brsafht v eek.
SAcaAMsSro. J,u Is The q vernon
today issa q ex rstiiian pspArs TO On
Ger -. of y ~ Frser's>o Tor tHs return
of McC ir,hy from Hooolulu.
sh,optsx satesisx~aee.
Pom ruw>ssSu. Jan. rs arrived
Bark entins X ikis e from Hilo. Two
ship. and bark reported 81 the Cape
ys lard ~. toag narths at wiad.
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CurcKsx SrEALiSo EXTRAORDINARY -
Mrs. 80 ~. xau rvsits- ga toe esq al
IA ,it road uear tse Ban tsvarn. CAS-
sastaipsd the | IS Of 200 birds BY tb-t'.
thursday morning tue premises xerr
visited Tor the third time. and the bal
sncr Of the chickens that csc ped
tina two previous r,shherles, ~ere taken
Ms. shs~ ass seassned Al o'eaock
ia th~ matnieg i ssw Two men sp. 70
pri ting her hens. bot Is she ~as aiooe
aud wlthoat firearms she did not ~ <s@
auV attempt 10 prevent To- m, aiioonph
Gnry acre ~ th~ york tro9 on'a Ia
toe morning. Fee only Wv discover
toe chicken tri Va seems 10 ee hv io'd-
TAG them with dynsmi's and eios,.s
,sn- ~ tire rssc tls into eternity ao-
ssFl.s CsisNtsf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-17
SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
- " ith the ass stance of thu latest i'm
proved my ma miner, and the soft cleai
wafer of Lake Union. we have facilities
for ell kinds VI work and any Qusn,ity
40 b nese employed. Civ. us cali.
Leave orders with Geo W. Crane, wash
in ston ST eet near Commercial. or w. T.
Pullman 4 Co., Cherry, bet Front and -
sells BA-LkK AT ~. Props.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-17

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ suitzole for one o tive gentlemen
First lass location. For pa ticulars ap
by Tt IL ofiica. tal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-17
TN - The fast 81 rnwhssis,
- - JOSEPHINE.

u. x. HOW Ku. sole Owner,
WI Il ON date. Car y tho L nlted state
MAI On Hoods lanai, mAAiag s.ml.
eeekiy tn.s ~ seatLe Leaving 1osr
oocx every Monday and Friday M rn M.
" "a touch al f'orl oambi for passengers
or frttguI arnyinx al 3 AtiIo IN the
LternOon rot srniBs viii ieaye YosIsr's
hSf At 70 oel sck every Tuesday and
saturday m1Tnsns. taking the mail At
rort oAinbic for . abccK End Unioa City
The steamer JosopaIn. wll leave sea
osoA Tor fort osmoie every dAy except
>1turuay. 70 ne % scngcfa and freight
aud reoosyo orders for .. - pJinI 90 tiooas
~ mai. ,~1R
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-17

MOBILE Is ONE or THg MOST
vi charming e. in he ou;h. with O
iocas ion and elm .ts uAsas pas-e
oarists gong sou or to the Ex sosi-
tien this wiater will find 70 20 their .d-
v, nt&xe T. sfop over Ia Mob J.. Onsy
fur hours ride from New Uric sns, leaV-
inx In tn mornti q and returning Ia the
evening IN avoiding the rush asd ..
con veni-ne . AissyssG,eadlngs ica large
u ssGs
The Hssei fss Teen nswiy refurnlahs a
sEs g. Pct d ih onghoul and no pa M
ell b -p~p ed Nh <ke it one OF the rnost
co1 ptets hotels In the south.