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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29
AUCTION SAFES
HlRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of ! deed Of trust from NJ. J. Water
man to Edwin X. CarliD, dated on the 18th day
of November. 1882, and of record in the Land
Records Of she city Of Alexandria, Virginia, in
deed book, No. IL, page JIG, and being thereto
required by tho creditor secured by said deed of
trust, tho subscriber (who was by the Corporation
Court of the said city Of Alexandria at its Jan.
uary term, 1886, substituted trustee in said
deed of trust, IN the place and stead of the said
Edwin z. Carlin, who has departed this iii2l ~!n
expose for sale at public auction, in front OF tho
premises, on SATURDAY, tho goth day of Jan.
uaty, 1886, at ~ m, an undivided fourth part OF
a TEN EN- EMIT AND LOT OF GROUND in the
said city of Alexandria, situated at the southwest
intersection of King ami Fairfax streets, and oil
ali appurtenances TO the same belonging, being
tho same tenement and lot of ground, formerly
occupied and used BIZ the said Waterman as
clothing store.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
GEO. B. CARLIE,
ia18-eodts Substituted Trustee
AZ ho-t for gale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

PROF RICHARDS LECTURE.-Professor Il
Richards, who is to lecture to the teachers
institute, TO morrow morning, writes ms fol
lows to the Superintendent OF schools:
~ am anxious to make the occasion as in.
terestng and profitable as possible. 1t will
please me, therefore,
"lst. TO have "a large an audience as pos
sibe, especially Of teachers, and of thinking
people.
I'D | would like to have the teachers
bring pencils and paper
"3l | would like to have the teachers Sc
lect .uch rulrs and portions of arithmetic rs
they would like to have llustraled-as to
The best manner of teaching them.
9Th want them to ne free in asking
questions.
18TH. | would like to have them bring to
the meeting several copies Of your best
arilhm etical text books. Cannot the teach
ers of Alexandria county attend, especially
the Superintendent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

CHICAGO. Jan. 29-May Wheat is quoted at
So, My Corn 40lsa1Oki. May Oats 31"aa
317- May Pork SO 97l2 May Lard Sc % y
az
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

BALTIMORE, JAN 29.-Va. Gs deferred =;
consolidated 54lh; past due coupons so; new
1O.lOs 80; Cd series -; now thrces Soy, bid
to-day. Cotton quiet; mdding 9ls Flour
frn and steady Howard street and Western SUI.
per - G.1.5 do. extra 25a$i do. family 81 25
al -: City mills super - 50a3; do. extra So 80
Al 10; do. Rio brands 81 G2a4 IS; Patapsco fam
lily 50 40; do. superlative patent 50 10. Wheat
Southern nominslly steady; do. Western lower
and quiet; Southern rcd 9oa93; do. amber Ola
- No. :. Western winter red spot 80 bid Feb
85a,aS7 Il March SS4saSS7s May 915aa91
| Cn:n-Southern nominally steady; do. Western
steady; Southern white 4Ga50; do. yellow AGA
30: Western mixed spot 47fia47as; Jan 47lsa
i73s Feb sG"sa46Ts steamer 143sa44l y. Cats
firm Southern 3Sa42; Western white 39a42 do.
mixed 3G@3S: Pennsylvania 3Sa42. Rye quiet
at G3a7O Hay steady prime to choice Western
S1la17 Provisions easy and quiet. Mess Pork
so 135$l1 Bulk meats. shoulders and clear
rides, packed, I'sa6l. Bacon nominal hams
1oiaal1. Lard refined 7ka7la. Butter quiet !;
Western Paced 14a2o; creamery 25a32. Eggs
lower at 1!a2O. Cofoo steady Rio cargoes ordi-
nnry to lar 7aiaSl,, Sugar firm; A soft Gig
Wh!skcy steady 1T 81 19a1 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

New YORK, Jan. 2S.-Stocks active and heavy
Money easy at 1l9a2. Cotton firm urland
93.1G; Orleans 9&s futures easy. Flour
quiet and heavy Wheat lower. Corn lower
Pork quiet at SO 37ias10 rs. Lard heavy a
Sc 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

With Indications OF m orc favorable weather The
week closes with an improved tone in various
branches Of trade. Flour is quiet but steady,
sales being still confined to tho johbing trade.
Wheat is more active for choice grades at un-
changed figures. Corn, Rye and Oats arc fairly
active. Eggs, Butter and Apples arc lower, and
this market, ike others, is ovcrstocked, and worry
dragry. There is no material change to note in
other produce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

Police REroRT.-Last night was cloudy
and misty, with one prisoner and orc ledger
at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following cases:
Two young men charged with disolderly
conduct at the Salvation Army meeting,
were fined s. each.
VIM. Ford, colored, arrested by officers
Bates and Martin, for cutting Geo. Ford,
nearly two years ago was sent to Jail for
three months. Ford has eluded capture
since the day of the cutting in May 1854
.1"he injury inflicted was but tr1ing.
40. Tucker, colored, arrested for steal
ing an oil barrel, was sent to jail for one
A colore,,' boy named Jas. Lee for throw.
ing stones was fined 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

HEAVY DAMAGES AwARDED.-An inter
estinr damage suit was tried last week in IN
tho Circuit Court OF Henry county va ;,, "a
March, 1888, Johns. Reynolds jumped
from train on the Pittsylvan'a ana FRANK ,a
lin Road. a branch Ct the Virginia Mldlana
Road, and broke both thighs. he ciaims
$4,000 damages for the injuries sustained;
Reynolds was fireman on the tram ana
was on the engine at the time OF the accl.
dent. He claims that the accident was due
to the bad condition of the road at that
point and to tho neglect of the engineer In
running at such a dangerous rate of speed.
The case was argued last Friday, and the
jury rendered verdict for SIS 900 damages.
Counsel for the defence made motion TO
have the verdict set aside, but the motion
was overruled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

NEwYoRK CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 2S.-Bceves.
No trading in beof cattle for lack of fresh oflor-
ings market dull sales for beef sides at Gas l1c
per ID for poor to good. Sheep-market extreme
~ dull for all grades below prime, and the gener-
al market is reported &c per Id lower common
to prime Sheep sold at So 5Oa5 81 per 100 lbs,
ard common to prime lambs at S5a6. Hogs-no
demand to speak Of for live hogs, which arc re-
ported weak and lower at So S0a4 10 rer 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET Jan. 2S-Hogl
quiet; common and light So 2OaS4 packing and
butchers S3 95a4 %; receipts $500 head ship
mcnts 551.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

sAMES F. CARLIE s. SONS,
NO. SO KING STREET
ALIEN A i ERIh, VIRGINIA
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers Ill
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Builders Hardware, Locks, Hinges Screws
DoorBolts. Latshcs, SC, Sadnlery, Hardware,
Bride Fits, Buckles. Rings, uamcS, &c, &c,
Whcelwrights hardware. hXles, Fins, Habs,
Spokcs, Saved Fellows, Tire Iron, &C., Pocket,
Table, Carving, and Butcher Knives, &c, Guns.
Pistols g. full ana complete stock OF first
class good away in store aud sold at lowest cash
prices. aug15
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Jan. eS-At
Queenstown this week $40 head of Cattle were
offered. with sales at 2laa5 1ac por lb. Some 700
Sheep and Lambs were offered. Sheep sold at 3s
DC. and Lambs a. 4s51as per ID. Some Cows and
Calves sold at $25a5O per head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

y w. MALLS,
Late of Pcakc 1: Nalls)
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. PAINTS. OIL. GLASS
BUILDING MATERIAL, &c. &c
s. L. corner King and Washington sts.
Agent for EETINS (. cos READY MIXED
PAINT, AND DAVIS, CHAMBERS l. cos.
PURE WHITE LEAD.
ES~Goods delivered to MI parts of the city FREQ
of charge. p. o. Box 293. rcb2T.tC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 2o.-Cattlo-
market slow; shipping steers So 5Oa5 G5; three
cars OF fancy steers from 100 to 1850 lbs, sold
at sc o:5a6 % stcckes and feeders 81 5OaS4 !;
cows. bulls and mixed 81 6oa4 bulk So 60a3 10.
Hoes-msrket strong; rough and mixed So Goa
So: packing and shipping So 95a4 35; light
3 4Oa1 O5; skips 50 6Oa3 60. Shcep-market
slow; natives 81 90a4 50; Texans $2a3 IS !;
lambs S4a4 IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-29

GGf- The Choral Union will hold its weekly
meeting tonight at the First Presbyterian Church
on Fairfax street. Doors open at o'clock. Prac-
tice commences Mt T:30. 1t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Mlss Belle Da Bols, Mrs. Goodaell
ia Miss Nay Caok, assisted By aome
I1al talent, viii give q oonceEt at tbe
Dara House on Monday evenlng, Aug.
l6t, 1886.
Ns Du Bots aaa n Europe over four
sears and viii leave for the Eaai IN Sep
Nnhaf. where abe expects % aanR this
nmna winter.
GEs1ATEoNs TROM THE ITALIAN.
81 niAmin. President Of the Beard
q Dlaoiors Of tho Theatre eooials Of
Bualo. writing 10 q Milaa ioarnal,
anag dsls Of October 9Th, 1885, aays
q behalf Of the directors; sLaeia d
lsmmefmo0F vas produced last night
q tte Theatre Hooiale for the benefit Of
IA ehaFmine artistic Mas Belle Do
nnlA AZ 20 other time has the sheafar
va - many people. The fascinating
1aeselafy already used 20 cur enthusi-
Nlio appiaase vas sublime IN She Eondo
nd Ansle. also 10 the sDinogah shadow
tsaoa ail Of which the lady was made
hiepeat ID answer % prolonged and
liAniio Gala. She has a oieaF, silsexy
1olaa, and pafeat intonation, combined
VIA Fafs agility. and q peFgeat stage
neMnlaii0a. 1.-THE and arao8ful, and
4t1al she gives promise Of holding .
see among The hrst singing actresses
q ~ day Anlo 5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

rs aoaf was lrns s.r..;.r "a f,o-
- zE VIXEN . mna u eiiizens
eiolhas Wh0 appeared % b Rreat.v
excited rushed up fheRAng pIank ana
shouted % tie cnpfnin "a vail. Three
or 10ax minutes lafeR Il mas under.
stood thaf 4 desperate rohher vas 40
beard end hat tie excited man WA
hls victim. None 81 q remembered
q SEEING = raEged. desperate look.
lng eaap cor1e abonrd, buf ne man
Vas SIRE q Il, and We beeaa search
Nobody wanted q robber ana desper-
ado ahoar, and the search went 81
with ailL Altar about len MINUTES
ne 1an Who had rushed aboard u.
tered saoats Of exnltatlou. He had
discovered the arch pillaia hiddennn-
Der some furniture on the iouer dsck.
and the mats produced revolver ana
ordered the fellow 10 come cut or
t4ke TIE Consequences.
Be pferared--lo0k out for himr
eaalioned the excited individual. and
three OF four more pistols came into
gieW, sad Others secured bolts and
bars.
The desperate came forth. he
was boy Of fifteen, ragged. dirty and
heightened. He had something wrap
ped up IN . newspaper. but be had no
weapons
Hes the enc who robbed me-
there's the plunderl' shouted The VIC
tim. aad Tires or four mea closed in
On the lad.
The package vas taken from him
and opsned- We expected 70 see
bonds Or money or iewelFy, bus in.
stead Of that our eyes rested on a
half eaten loaf 81 bread.
i hadnt anything 70 eaf fer two
daysia said the boy, as be looked
from face % faee. and bis blus eyes
filed with ieara
Hes 8 r0bber, and I'll ssnd him
10 State Pris0nf' exclaimed the man.
e. be seized the boy by the collar.
By gami growled q voice from
the gang way, and . fa8. red-faced
man, Who had armed himself with q
heavy stick, threw Il down with q
crash and punched into the crowd
ana asked
Boy who are youf"
Tin Williams"
Where, your homes"
'h-nowherel"
did you rob this man Of that
Loaf Of breads"
yes. sir, but ! was starving
''Oh, you young villain, III stop
your thieving and robbinglS shouted
the loser Of the bread. some one
help me 70 get him ashoFel'
:" by guml" said The fas man, as be
felt IN dis pockets.
BE ished up q nickel, handed il to
the baker, and continued
By gum I gueas mott There's
yOaf money, and / stand BY the boy !
Yes. sir, b. gum, sirIn
He's q theft"
Cant help that, sir. Hes boy,
and be was hungry and had no other
means to get bresd. I'm bis friend,
sir. By gum, sirl Anybody who lays
. hand on that boy has got 10 climb
over me. By gumg
Fifty men cheered the fat man and
/ gr0aned the baker, and the latter
gripped bis nickel and walked ashore.
Captain, said the fat man, give
this boy s chance 70 wash up, and
III hunt him up some clothes. I'm
going 70 give him 3 show. sir-by
gum, sir / was kicked and cuffed
and stepped on myself when / was q
boy, aud can feel for this chap. sir,
BY gum, sir, yes sir, and I'll probably
take him home with me. Come, Tim,
By gum-but there's nothing desper-
ale about you. and we'll have q talk
and see how We can better your for
tunes. Yes. sir-by gum, sir y
And as the boat moved away every
body gave three cheers for by Gum
and Tim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

n,.h saba hss retarned from San
- y Portland.
.ana sailing Esee Of tha series
80 ahallsnes cop e set Tor today.
1880. OF she Waiia Waila
- eegiesa iael evening. and vii
80 saaay % Seattle
c-s,ssk Prisasly, Of Seattle. . native
&se4.irhfa sQed - yeaKs. died Il
- Hesuitai On Saturday. He usa
II - asn inbred ID ths coai dugt
~l,soaoa BE Queen.
- q. settle Tern yerein Society hay.
* ~smnlssad the necessary hnAnclal
nesnsnts. wiii ~ cnea le1 ne co..
- ~ Is construction o. uaW nah
: 80 Isf ii she rear Of the court
IS
"a - sxsuiaafisn Of Eisbsrf, ths MAJ
-sf vifh arsoa, was aRain post
- s..segdaF, 20 await the return Of
s,..ssin and his wife from Viatoria
III lfag wanf Immediately altar the
III s frs un8eg their aioro-
- e, r,aF.ss. q Portland, Il 10 Seattle
90 FOR tie hrst appearances 81 his
$50, Miss Belle DuBoiss e the
n a6ass On Saturday evening. Miss
$500 = vooalist Of rars talent and
tsabi Wili draw large aadienoes
~ BAILEY, who had bic Lea broken
MPaf Gamble soma thrss months aga,
~ 80 lea been undergoing txsafment
a. rPtedasnae Hospital, u slowly Sseog
- -. he Hili 60 ts Port Townsend "
R1'huiit aiil Be- several weeks before
Nn shls e nee his injufed limb % any
- lssiaes
memsstisa Of the Dirso,ars o. the
rrIaa Water Company, yesterday ST.
lsraou. Il wAs decided 70 make further
40 rrspsmanfs and extensions b. sink
20 iarae well on the anmmit 81 the
gu hiii, ID She noKtbeKu part Of the
~. pufline IL machinery 20 Fains the
e.fef inf1 4 large reservoir. - which
So Al oan reach abeat the hlghesf eleTa-
IN uilh their pure, cold water. and
flsby ineseese theiF patronage 70 per-
Mrn doubls the present numbaf.
~ HH Dearborn b q man who pEae
II s What be pfeaohea. koaK % ave
- na 40 NJ. Dearborn wrote = SERIES
4 N1Ielea for publication urging prop
~ boIdefs o. Efons and Oommeroial
Hlsoil uhea they made permanent I'M
5eemonis % 80 their buildings back
- lsot on eithor side Of the street, 90
10 increase the width o. those iu-
esani ahrr0uahfares 10 s. fees instead
MM foet. THIS was timely and wise
~ 1Aias AID II. Il. Dearborn 4 90. are
'I1Ning i Ia she construction ef their
,s bailaiag on be corner OF Com
l|al and Jaokson streets. This
dlna Il SCI hasa lan feet. Il vii Be
- stories high above she basement
ny and Il the only brick buildina II
as part Of iowa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Non A Ban IDEA.--I heard q very
plaasant bis Of gossip about ex Speaker
keifeF,a son, j.. Warren, Jr., she other
day. He IL q young man who. several
years ago. went 20 the WiIds Of kanaas
10 live on = stock ranch. de was full
Of enthusiasm, aud vent into The busi-
ness With his whole spirit. Bat be did
not pet his heart | &c ii, however, for
be didn't have Il With him. He had
ieft IL IN Ripley, Oaie, IN the tender
care Of q very beautiful and most ami.
able young lady. y. WAFTen, Jr., vent
far Of over the pFaiFieA awaY fFem ali
civilization and even pUatofises. Thus
u happened that be had considerable
trouble 10 hearing frotn hia lady love,
having % drive about thirty Eve miles
four times each week for her lettera
he appealed 80 the old gentleman for
some way out Of the difilcally, and the
old gentleman responded with plan
that does great honor 10 bis statesman
ship, quality which people might have
supposed be did not possess II q % had
not read this story. Well, Wbat does the
ex Speaker do2 lust this. de takes q
pail on the string thai mauipulntes bis
political iniiaenoe and has s possofloe
established 10 kanaaa Withia 3 stones
throw o. the apot whish bis son was
wont 70 call bis cattle bome. The new
poatofies Il called Keller. Kan, and IL I
miatake n0t ]. Warren. 9F., has been
made the postmaster. His letters are
R0w delivered 81 the houss, ard be b
about the only constituency che pest
ofiioe has. Wasn't bad idea, ohl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

The Milan CasmoFaaia Giftortea, q
journal devoted 10 Literature and art,
nas me following Ia iaa issue % Jaly
2S 1856: "in Miss DuBota We Feeagnize
4 dashed soprano and . aympaehetae
artistic. She oombinos the dne quality
Of q beantiful voioe, oxsetnsas and
fauliiens tntonatieu. and - Q thsrouGh
musician. Her singing b Of q fna
sohoal, Ana her every number vas 70
cnived eta great appianee. she has.
tndmsd. proved herself an artistic In
every aeaea % she word, and viii GER
iainiy have q bEilliAnt earesr, because
chs 6aa the neeessary ABILITY % yin q
bright fufare." aal0b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10
AnYIcK I'D M0TmERa.

Ma. WnsE0w's SooTHna SxKUP, for
ohildren tsethinQ, is the prescription q
one Of the best female nurses and ply
sicians In the United Staiea, and has
heen used for forty years with never
failing success by millions Of mothers
for their ehildran. During she process
Of tea1hinR lee valus Il ineaiculable. Il
relieves the child frem pain. cures dys
enteFy and diaEThna, gripinR IN She
bowels and wind colo. By giving health
r. tba child Il rests the mstheF. Price
sc. bettls. ap1ldW1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

We earnestly recommend W. p. Bern
4 Co.as azaPs SnlsiRgs at sixteen yards
for 81. Certainly extra vaine. and q Il
caneeaea b he trade aaneFaily thai
their iinaa 81 dreGg enftiaRs - 35a per
yard are 20 excsiled, II equAled. any
ahera nnrsh q San Ffaneiseo. Cali
anN "A ahnnn AMI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10
PRorER TaRATnEEr roR CoUCns

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes Q good Cough
and Lang Syrup, we will say that Tar
and Wild Cherry IL the basis Of the
best remedies yes discovered. These
ingredients. with several others equally
81 efiieacioas. enter largely inso DE-.
Bosanko's CoaRh and Lung Syrup. thus
making Il one Of the most Etliable nov
% The market. Price % eents and 81.
Samples free. Sold By A. B. 6rEw-
AR. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Mr.. E. Springer, Of MsohaniosbafR,
Pa, writes: II was mfdieiaa with luna
feveF and absces en- innsss and Fsduend
% snalking skeiefea. Got q fRee trial
bottle of Df. Kina'a kew Discovery for
Consnmpfion, which did me 90 mash
coed that I boaRh8 9 dollar bottle.
After nsine thrss bottlas, foand myself
oaes moFe Q nan. CoHpistelg restored
% health. with . hearty apPstits and q
aaia Ia deah 81 - paandal1 Call as A.
b. StawArf's druR store and ca q free
sEial bottle 81 thia asrtain eure for all
Lang DiseaasA Large bottles 81. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Insr-R5 RMwknp.--A package wrap
ped Il 4 neaErapeE, oonlA ElnE child's
eiothaa. 1ansa 60, wnH loss ffom haERy
"a afaernoon e wednesday. Angus an.
Tha kuaax stareed fFom Ninth stFes3
uenr eherrF. up Ninth . Aadi1oa.
aswn Naaisaa - E0arth. asgn Fourth
b MaFSan, dogn &nrlen q kaira. dawn
Ihird % Chexry, doUn CheEFS % kfcui
and CammersiAf, % SaekHon etfset
bird and rstuRmina eana way % cor
ner ChsFFy and Seoand, teenee ~ Sc
ond . PlAe streets. kinasF 81 tetnEn-
inR pankaea b II O. stEuse Wili receive
8 ssusra. an6-A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Piles aFe frsqnsntiy pseoedsd ~ q
sauss of weight d the bsek. lotns and
loUex part a he abdomen. eanslng ne
paflani - saUposa BE- has soDs 9aectia1
% The ki3neya 81 netzhboEing erEHn4,
Az tiEas9 avmpeoxns q indigestion are
present, AMtmlansy. unaaasneas q TIE
Stomaoh, ete. A Ea1igtAFes hke psrEpt-
rasioa. prodnelna . vsFy dia4GReeabia
itahinR. afteE ee11in9 warn, u = eom-
moa atssnannf Bind. biseaiAR nna
EkohinK Piles yisld e unes % TIE nppli-
oatioa e DE. Bssznkois flls ksusdy,
walsh aaes direstly span the PARIS al
tected, ahsa9hinR the 1umsEag ailsyina
aha insanss ftnhfng and s4ssttng par
manan1 cmEn. Pri0e 50 eentH. Ad1Emss
gse N. noaanko Me4ieins Ca. Piqaa.
Ohia. sid b A. q sz8w&Ez. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

AcarnxrAL DEATH.-MF. W. ". Pow
u furnishes rs the particulars Of the
l9,isssAl killing Of a chopper. in hls
wmp d Meydonhauers bag, Lake
MaahlaRsoa. 81 the name Of Horace b.
a1uiA e seems that Morris vas 8
Aop9et 10 the camp, and worked with
man b the name Of WIN. Bealtie.
tellefday afternoon, 10 falling 8 tree,
Eluek and upfoated q cedar, which
~ oNard he choppers. Baastia aaw
ea1tek aud called 10 hia companion
Y ~ ezf Of the way, but the tiaaa was
Np eeQFt and hsf0ee Morris oould reach
plaea q safety tie 0sdaK struck 81 y
=. g Ne limbs 81 which penetrated be
81 md pianed him 20 4 stump over
sies Be tel when he vas struck.
sst.a sa4aed instantly. No soonef bad
- Aee aiFaek hin than his companion,
~ apeEauman strength, lifted tue
A.f iree from hi. pRostrats and hleed-
ae tofm, eut ltfe was extinct. Tha do
$3.50 wss . sober, Industrious man,
80 . Feafa aud a native e Creeeo,
ssA uhefe bic parents reside. he has
- e Ne SQUAD about q year. aad the
.i poriion Of that time be has
..ea Zee Mr.. Human, Of Whidby
.aa dis parents haze been tale
gaea g u regard % tue matter, and
alfees The disposition Of che re-
- today. The body is a. che under.
49, establishment Of o. Q. shoray
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6i(e and SIS par yard. Lengthy CON
meus en- The class % Dress Goeds W. p.
Born are exhibiRing lhia season. h I'M
nenesAry. THAR good value and ~
tEaefivanem win be readily aaen and ap.
preoiatnd on examinafion. Aak 70 go
their spssiai baypains - sc and 80 per
yard. AMI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10
RprKIKN,a ARNIcA MN.

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

SAu4Na o. TAI ANCos.-Ths steam
chip Anaon boand for Alaska arrived
here Sunday NOR alma a 10 o'eleek.
Durinz TIE dAy she took On Is bad o.
cattle. 100 head % sheep, q bellag and
engine Tor Captain CafHoil's lil1lo
steamer. and 10 tons q miseelianeeas
freight Soc lad quits namher q ux
ourslonists % beard, and tie following
psrsona taok passaga o1 her from thia
aity for Alaska. Ma JoAn NoYes. sister
ana threa ahildreR. Mss Ella Mtckei-
john. ". b Harvey, Mrs. Tsklss and
W vAn BFankiin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Bur nm Rngr Fkcn PowpEn--Free
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der, whish = rsaailad fer tHu blts, Il
Eua'antesd squal - any four oif pcU-
ton FEE heaufifying wiihoat Injury to
the akin- iya0lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-10

Tha favor with which Dr.. henieys
cslsEy, Beef and lron y met ~ ne pao-
lie 4 aatFibuted - the p1klsy ot -
oumpouma. and thaa g causes 20 sncet
a. Fspeessnted TODD. Iho1sasoa 81 nes-
vous peopla have rsapsd inanaeAs1ranis
bene6ts % ne 49, Weak wo1nen ~
oVsTuorked men viz Ana this sonle .
great treasure a