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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat Again Declines, Touching the
Lowest Figures of the Crop Year.
Corn Rules Slightly Easier and Closes
Shade LOWer-A Decline of One Cent in
Oats-Provisions Weak and Prices Lower.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
Railway Bonds Very Active and Strong
Stocks Strong and Higher.

Railway Bonds Very Active and Strong
Stocks Strong and Higher.
New YORK. June 15.-MOney on call was easy
ct II 90 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 405 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet and unchanged.
The total sales of stocks today were 226, 3l9
shares, including the following Erie, 11,015;
Kansas Il Texas, 14,625; Lake Shore, 1o,025;
Northwestern, Ia, $40; New Jersey Central, 1850;
Pacific Mail, $780, Sc. Paul, 80, no. st. Paul &c
Omaha, 500; Texas Pacific, $500; Union Pa
eiic, 6,435; Western Union, 1850; Northern Pa
. sifc preferred, $500; Oregon g. Transconti-
mental, l5,O25.
Government bonds were dull, but are strong,
being higher for the fours and higher for the
lhrees.
State bonds were dull and steady.
Railroad bonds were exceptionally active and
strong on an investment demand. Sales, 49, 000.-
boo, of which Erie seconds furnished $685., 000 and
East Tennessee income receipts $6lS000 Prom
lnent advances include Louisville & Nashville,
Cecilian branch, So at 113; Morgans Louisiana
& Texas SKIES. 81, at id. and Oregon Improve
nent skies, q, at IL
Most favorable reports were received from a IL
over the country except as to the cutting OF pas
benger rates in the Northwest, although there
was nothing in that direction to-day. The room
traders attacked the list in the early morning,
but buying by the larger operators soon turned
the tide the other way. The feature of the day
was the rapid advance of few of the specialties
prominent among which was the Cincinnati
Indianapolis, St Louis e. Chicago, the story be-
ing that new loan of $40, 600 600 had been nego-
tiated at per cent. TO retire the present indebt
edness. st. Louis & San Francisco advanced
sharply upon rumors that the fixed charges of the
Atlantic 81 Pacific were to be brought within
The earning capacity of the road and so
relieve the ST Louis e. San Francisco of part
Of the burden which it now bears. The market
though quiet; was strong throughput the day.
Oregon & TranscontineDtal was strong 1t is
thought, on buying for Boston account The
market opened generally weak, and the declines
from last nights closing prices ranged from to
per cent; among the latter were Northwestern,
Louisville 81 Nashville, and Northern Pacific
preferred. The market continued to decline for
half an hour, at which time the lowest prices of
she day generally touched, but after some
hestancy the whole list became strong, and pri-
ces continued to advance without material reac-
tion throughout the remainder of the day and
closed strong at or near the best figures of the
day. Oregon Navigation is up Is; Louisville,
New Albany 81 Chicago, II; San Francisco pre-
ferred, 81, and Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST.
Louis & Chicago, per cent Closing quota
tions were
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OH. CITY, June EDUCATIONAL Transit certificates
opened at CSC; highest 1885, lowest &c; closed at
67l4c Sales / e63. 00c brls elearances. .332 600
brls; charters 43, 967 brls shipments, S03S5 brls;
runs, none.
NEW YORK. June 15.-Petroleum opened active
and strong heavy Western orders at &c. advanced
to 6Sicc weakened during the afternoon to 67c, and
closed at 81 0673sc. Sales, 5,601 600 brls.
PTTTSBURG June 15-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 684c closed at 67ec highest 6S4c;
lowest, 81 isc.
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NEW YORK June 15.--C. L. Green & Co.'S report
on cotton futures says: AT the opening there
slightly nervous feeling and on covering demand
about points gain took place, but the close was
tame and the advance lost"
NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-Cotton dull; middling
Sec; low midding, $780, good ordinary, Fec net
receipts. 3, 154 bales gross receipts 3,346 bales
sales, 500 bales stock, n, 245 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 15.-The exports of domestic
cotton goods the past week, have been $500 pack
ages against 81 las the same week last year, and,
81 66S the same time last year. rs 07S in 1884 and
73 339 Ia 1883. There has been good demand for
and tho Fruit Of tho Loom and Lonsdale having sold
ont their stocks, orders accepted at valne Com
pairing qualities have also shared in the demand.
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Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburu.


Disqualification Mail and Express daily 400 azxs
WORK PHILADELPHIA, Washing
ton. Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily s.-.--.----.. Asa an4
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday loo amy
Richmond Accommodation 1880. 400 anne
fsew York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex
press daily, s. h.---.........--. ass BuT
Sunday ... .... e.eep' Gao ann
New York Philadelphia. Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex- 1
press daily las arm 1
cept Sunday .-....-..-.-....-... 435pus
Western Mail and Express. daily. Gao pms
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pttsburg Elk
press daily 1929 prnf
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoMoMo, p, @. q ST. Ia " e.
Depart-Louisvile and Chicago Express
p C ---.--.-----.--.---- -...-1 lI& ank&
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily Leo vms
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Ex
press, daily. s..-.--.--......--. 4:Oe anx
Chicago and Louisville Express,
p. 335 prz{
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Export grades. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 05.40
Good to choice shippers. --.-..-..----. 48005. 10
Fair to medium shippers. .--.......--.-. 60
Common. shippers. .---....--...... 365 al. 90
Stockers- Observation-Disclosures. 3.O0O3.65
Good to choice heifers ............ 375O4.40
Good to choice COWS 33503.S5
Fair to medium cows and heifers -... 2.750315
Common old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15002.25
Veals common to good ..-...3 .50D5.25
Bulls good to choice ........ 2.7503.25
Bulls, common to m edum- ----..--.---.. 1.5O02.5O
Mixers good to choice .......3 80 0OO4O.00
Mixers common to medium. Is OO0 &c. 90
HoGs--Receipts, 400; shipments, $40. Quail
ity fair to good Market active; prices about
steady, closing firm All sold.
Heavy packing and shipping. 81. 2O04.25
Light and mixed packing. 4.05a04.1 10
Common to good light. .-..-----...-.. 3.6004.1 10
SHEEP-Receipts, 700; shipments, -. Lib
eral supply; quality some better. Market active,
at a shade lower prices. All sold.
Good to choice. ...................$ SO 5O04.OO
Fair to medium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3OO03.3O
Common Observation-Disclosures. 22502.65
Bucks per head. observation-disclosures. 2O003.OO
Spring lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.5O04.50
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A correspondent of the Country Gentleman
says that q cow which at home will test up to
a fourteen pounds of butter week standard. if
taken to strange place, among strange cattle
and MIXED by cross man will not mako half
that Quantity
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Flannels are having more attention. and with very
much smaller stocks than at any corresponding date
buyers inclined make liberal forwardngs
The tone of the general markst Is very steady and
strong.
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st. Louis & Chicago
cINorNNATT TsrvISIoN

S1A'St-'A'~AAA A''Ao~'-
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, S. and c. c...---..--..-.... 400 ann 4
Cincinnati Accommodation. ........ 7:lS ami
Cincinnati Accommodation 11:33 sn&I
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail pc $50 psn !
Rock Island and Peoria Express,
.......,..,.......... 6:55 pnss
Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation 1850 ann
Chicago and st. Louis Mail, D. c.. 1lAa sn2 |
Lafayette Accommodation. -...... 415 RfH l
Indianapolis Account odationA..t. $50 Fnxs
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line
daily. $. and C. e.. .1o:4s sn
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex... Tie ann
Indianapolis and Logansport En-. ZIG ann (
Chicago Fast Mail p. c-.-..-.-....12O5q n /
Lafayette Accommodation. --.--.. 500 paA {
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 300 FzM
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line daily, S.. r. -..--.--. lilo Tm
Arrive -C Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line.
daily c. 4. and s.--... $3.50 ann I
Cincinnati Accommodation .-..--.1E15 ann {
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex. lilo sn
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, pc 1888 pa
Rock Island and Peoria Express GAO FmS
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Jefrersonville, Madison & indianapolis.

Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific.
indianapolis. Peru q Chicago Division,
Depsrt-Michigan City and Toledo Mail. =. tbs ann
Detroit Toledo & Michigan City
Express .........s......... 2:15vm
*Detroit and Toledo Ex. daily. S. ITO pan
Arpive-Detroit. Toledo & Michigan City
EXPRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lao szn
jDetroit & Toledo Express daily s. HOO
Detroit Toledo and Michigan City
Mail 6:i5 wma
Asleeper daily except Sunday to Fort Wayne; aziiy
to Detroit
fSleeper from Detroit
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indianapolis. Decatur & Springfield.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & indianapolis.

Derart-Cincnnah. Dayton and Toledo. d'y. 400 xss
Cincinnati. Dayton, Toledo and
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..ll:OO ana
Cincinnati. DAYTON, Toledo and
Now York Express $50 pm
Connersville Accommodation. $3.50. $50 pm
Arriye--Connersvile Accommodation $50 au
Cincinnati. Peoria and ST. Louis HAS am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 900 pm
Cincinnati, Peoria and st. Louis. dy1O:45 ym
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Indiana. Bloomington 8 Western.
prnprA r>TvrcTAN

PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Pacifc Elk and Mall daily s. andre. 7:50
Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ZOO nsfm
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. r. c,s. 4:20 pun
Burlington & Rock Island Ex-
press daily r. c. and s.. 1850 pan
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daiIv. r. G. and s........ 400 ann
Expres. 1040 saR
Express and Mail daily g. and r. Q. 5:45 Fzx
Day Express, daily, r. e.-..-....... S30Sn
EAST ERIN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express Mail daily s.,r.e. 4:20 avn
Atlantic Express c. c...-........ 4:t)s pn
Night Express daily, 8. and r. e.. 300 pa
Arrive-Pacifc Express daily, and Q. 7:20 ash
Western Express, r. o......--... AGO pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex
press daily, s. and r. c.---.-.-. 1920 pna
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad.

Via Vandaiia Idne)
I've Indpls. 7,30am p*12O0m t400pm s*10:45pm
Ar Indpls. 3:50am f10:O0am 335pm 4;l5pm
Via l. & st. L. Ry.l
Live Indpls. *1O,5Opm t5:30pm a11:55am 7:10am
Ar Indps.. 3:45am t1000am 3:35pm 6;25pm
tDsily fdaily except Sunday parlor car, sleeping
car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor,
sleeping and buffet cars, the finest in America
between indianapolis and Evansville. Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. Train does not leave
until lO:45 p.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Slow of Sale at Yesterdays Prices
Hogs Active, and Firm in Price.

INDIANAPOLIS, june 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100; shipments, ---. But
little doing, except in a local way. Market slow,
over for tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-14

~ iss1ins % patents il conserved, The
CoFnnis@i~ner taking the groard that
there is no authority Of isz for issalns
patents % lands ezoeys sloos those p0r-
tioEs Of road suiit xishin the iirae msn-
tiors1 IA the grants.
Tbs theory q the land grant com-
psosss has assays bsen that their grants
were governed by the principles ap-
piiesbls 10 private contracts. which
Ja6gs Brsxef declares i. not the laz.
II tie rules Of private contracts we're
70 govern. il Uoaid IL the cases Of
graats upOu conditions s1ossqzsns, re-
g1iEe rs-sniry or forfeiture 90 t1s part
q tie grantor b divsss She companies
q sltis 70 tue lands. bat aadsr This de-
cl-l5u It soul5 rsq9Irs = ne= &C; Of
sJuRrsss 10 give thess even the shadow
% q claim = title.
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RAND eaAsrL.w INTERPRETATION

The following principles governing
the Interpretation of legislative land
grants laid down by judge Brewer, Of
The United States Circuit Court. in the
case Of the N. Paal, Minneapolis 4 Mani
toba Railway %. vs.. GFeen.eaf ct al,
recently decided by him. are no doahs
sound. and when Applied 20 the gran,
Of the Northern Pacific and other de-
linqaent eSrporstiens have an omineus
lock fer those companies. The yadse
In his opinion says
All legislative lard grants are In he
regarded aos merely as contracts ha;
also ~ laws Az snoh they are subj c,
30 The same rules Of Interpretation taAs
govern other laws, and primary rule /.
that the intcnt Of the Legislators Is Ia
b sought, and when aSccrtAtned t con
trolls. The technical rule. which GOV
efn the Interpretation - private COG
tracts mus, yield 10 the siu1.e o. aa,r,
Of the intent OF the enc party. the L,,sis
istnre.
IL the lrlDt IL a lAw a. vsli A. svsnt
hov can any department. % ths Gov "a
ment set ander u after the lac
pirea hy express hniiAiiang Hoe o
commissioners be appointed 20 as-
q road bail, after tie ,iuis limited a.
the Lac fes oosaPsesiHS tie rosa hss s1
pired. OF he's eAn ga;sni- ks i.saaa T.
land btus AlSng pct,ians q tae hoe
aneompieted Al that dsssI Uaacr Vi -,
then existing lss dia TIE iusenar II
puiuent receive The dinR Il tae nsg
Of The Cascade division Ia Azfes. fssa
BE- the grant. which was ihs ouly lss
under wAieA tbs nvpArtneHs Sosld ass,
the toad cas- 10 be eoaplsssd Ia ISL.
aad -. according te tsis dscsSisa. tue
action OF ihc Departments vas witAoal
aay legal Authority whatever.
Az ws snders and II the PSF ssni Gem.
missioner Of the Geasr~l Lad OtAe~ is
aaing 10 line vita ihis dseiaoa - fsr
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Trinity Parish. Dean Watson. rector
Church on Third street. opposite Court
House. sunday school, lois Am: divine
prayer meetings during Lent: Tuesdays
a. m; Fridays. y. HI. Baptism at any
service. Holy Communion every Sunday
! he b sho1 will visit the pa .sh at the
close OF the season TO administer confir
nation.
Belltown Chapel. Second and Blanchard
str eets. Sunday school At 80 p.m.; pray
ers at 8 p. IN.
Battery street NJ. <. Church, North
Sc .ttie.-Services morning and evening
at the usual hou J. conduct ID by Rev
Charles McDermo,h.
Christian Church, Senecs street, be
tween I bird and Feurth.-Sunday schoo
at 10 a. m. and services at IL q. m. Pray er
and praise meeting on Thursday evening
at 30. The public are cordially invited
Unitarian rvice in the Masonic Hall
Front street. G. ii. Greer, minister
Servi es At IL q. m. Topic. Sin. Pardon
Atonement." Every body welcome.
First Baptist Church, Fourth street
near james, Rev. ID. j. Pierce. pastor
services at ii q. m. and o. IN. sunday
School at l2:I5 ,. III. Prayer meeting at
p m. At IL q IN. a sermon spe cially fol-
young won n. she hath done Whsl
he LOu;d" At p. IN. sharp. sacred sons
service for half an hour. followed by q
shoft lecture; subject "Dupe or De
ceIyer. en- examination OF kenau's Life
OF Jesus Seats free. Come.
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HREtIIIEs.

L., s... -. - -,
iail AMI has yona 10 ~. ,,onnts;..
-,
s go, Itoshe uua,us meet ~ tae Skat
'nk .sinN i"' vim NJ 0'ocs monday
e'eus-
non; ~ onitn Is 10 very cr'tiea
so"u III" ""'Sn us FRIENDS Tear
ne oahno' ''i'Y'
The Fanny Lake IL gQiHR into tbs
grain CARRYING trade as soon as there II
any grain carving TO be done.
The repairs on the boiler and engine.
Of the Surveying steamer fsrry Not are
being made by the Warrington Iros
Works
n. Mcmillan organized an Assemblv
% Knights Of Labor AT Laoenner last
thursday evening, with n members.
jobs MeGlinn 10 Master Workman.
A letter was received at the Portland
possosfice a few dave aimee .ad ressed ~
follows: "Mr. -, Adams comfy. w
r., three hundred miles from Seattle. ;,
General y. Ii. Lamb. Superin,s.aan,
Of the W. u. L. Co, arrived from Port
land last night. and will s,sy A dav or
two in the city, looking after the basi.
ness Of his company.
s,hcorar sa,lo, Rov o., s;,...u
now loading a, Port Bl,kely. viii o, a.
Fiji Islssds, taking go eases c,al oil
and 40. COO feet of lumber. She viii re-
tura 20 san Francisco, with cargo.
Moran R,o,ha,s AZ. a,c.o., a., .,;,.
me an pn,,set .ns,ns $40 ;n.s ou'a
a.. ~, a p,as~aii a, ~ shso 70
a little propeller being built AZ Alex.
Aliens ways. 10 run on TIE Seattle Colby
route.
Ths Iih.,.l I.Aa,u. ~il, ma, .,pu.h
ian UsT Snnsssy sv~n,n, 60 a,,,,,.s
Snh;ars 10, atsrnss,o,, :. -. r..
ia., ,axa,ion i tns ,,,s,,,., ,.,,,-.s -.
the psar iaboring mar" sa6jeci open-
I'd BY .. A. Carr.
A ran.iAnrahla nn.,ha, a, vx
81 TEN, an on hand containir,, a.. -.
c,,y charter mrs vain.hl. 5,,a,,- -
hoald b., IN the hands ~ sys,v IA -.
In tie e,ty. All the civ oaseiais "a
many other IsrssnS.
Ses,tI. Vas treated 10 A FAN a, s,o,v
Yesterday msrrin, ana &, a fsif =, 81
lN~s evening. Balh sn,tw and hatt ,.,,,
81 Is xstef a. s.s,u A. t,,x ton,,s',5 ~ I.
rroaad, Rain and sunshine cav. "A.
t,nai variety darins "A. .lay
MI, nm, 81 "a.
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VIM. NJ Beach, well known Young
man in base ball circles, disappeared
frsm here about three years ago. and
only his most intimate friends knew
that be had gone East TO take up the
study OF medicine. He returned to Sc.
attic few days ago, bearing a parch
ment from the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons of Chicago. from which
college he graduated with honors. The
doctor has hung out bis shingie at Black
Diamond, and his many friends 10 Sc
attic wish him success.
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CHANGE OF PR0GBAM-The owners of
the steamer Gold Dust have changed
their program slightly since looking over
the groand. They have decided to make
the headquarters of the boat at Seattle.
instead OF Olympia, aud they now pur-
pose to leave this city every morning and
return here every evening, commencing
on Monday.
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Proposals for Military Sup
plies.

HEADQUARTERS DEP'r or TUE coLrxsfa,
one Of Chief QuArterfn sstsr,
VAEcouvKR BARRACKS, W. T.. fcb. B,lssl
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TBiPLlcAtk
- sSbJset 90 the usual oSrdi i0ns, I'll
received at this Once o. o. the ofhes o. ",
q. 3. QuartertnAsters ct the following nsmse
posts. until f2 clock noon, IN ssi1rasys
hAfe- q, issh, ~ which plscss and nms Wy
viii Be open ed, ia the pr sencs o. m9arns
for the furnishing Rnd dehvefy Of msissIy
upplies during the Gscsl year cou1msnc.ns
Iuis l. ISs6, and ending June u. 1857. - i'''
lows.
Wood. Charcoal, ors, barley. Bran. Bag
and Straw, or Hay In lisu Of 5trsv. o. sse.
u sAid supI lies a. may Be required o -
land, orsgcs Boise BArraek i. TT
r wnse nd, W. T.. Fort Ceur d.Alens l.
Fort spokane. W. r.; Fort Csnby, ". T.. ""
walls WALL, W. T.: Vancouver Depot. VIZ
For Klamath. Or gon.
The Government reserves the rtehf 70
Zee aEy or sIi proposals. Pfafsl sBcs sui
sivt 70 .rtel.s Of domestic production. an,
70 articles Of nestle prOduetiOn prodoees
IN the Pacific Coast conditions Of pro- -
quality beins equal, 10 the entent o. oos
sumption required ~ tbs puolic s-rsics tess-
b ana pr possis I'd srfnts5 eircakn. ~
inx full particulars ss 70 the manner o. -
ing. &c will b. faruishe7 or sppfieAiiea
his sf,1ce or 20 the Qasrternastsrs o. ne w
RODS posts named.
Envelope eontainIns pgepossls ssouie
marked :" Proposals for - =. soa -
are. I'D 10 the asders snsd or the rsepsoo~
CA REYSof Ds.
Lieut. Col. and Deputy Y. n. O Q. 8. A..
hz7 ew4w Chiei Qusr,ermasss.
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Funeral Notice.

MEMBERS or ST. JOHNS LODGE
vi ara requested to meet At the lodge
Dom. on sunday afternoon. at O'Clock
TO arrange for the funeral of our late
hrother. julius W. smiih Mem bers OF
Eureka Lodge are cordially invited to De
present. By order OF
mhiS J. A. HATFIELD W NJ
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NOTICE.

To ALL MERCHANTS, LAND
i lords and others whom II may can
cern: Sywife. Annie b. Holt. having
left my bed and board without Just pro-
vecaIisn notice 10 hereby gwen that I
viii net b. responsible for any hiiis Of heg
contracting. ANDkEW A HOLT,
Port Blaksly. Feb. %. lsssl tsz3 Is
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AssoS HoUGH. of Black .erry. Ills }
says be owes his life to GIlmore's Mag
netie Elixir Trv it. A. Ii STEWART dv
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Attention, Stevens Post.

MEMaERS WILL ASSEMBLE IN
VI uniform. ~ Pest headquarters. 1t
o'clock p. m. today. 10 stt-nd the funeral
OF our late comrad-, Julus w. smith.
Per order. o. n JDHS . a.
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Attention, Knights Templar.

MEMBERS OF SEATTLE COM
vi maRdeFy. and ali visiting sFatcrs
are earn -Stly requested To appear At the
Asy iuu1, sunday. March Ia al ls o'clo. /
n, "a TAI uniform. 70 pay prcper re-peoi
70 The rcEa sansef = AZ de cases. Sly X MA,
Julius ". smith ny order ef
\. ; INGkAHAN &c.
- "a. AtssfssS y. 'Seeosdsr. mhiS
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ALL THE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY PAPERS, xl5o a year, At
the North Pacific News Depot. Mill ct.
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FOR SALE.
THE PUGLT SOUND SEED

GARDEN OF A. @. Tu.LINGHAsf.
" at Pedills. sksgit county, W. II .
the largest in this Territory. On PsdiIlr
bay was grown more than 10 90 pounds
OF q rden Seeds in 1875. most OF whiss
have been sent East. aud much Of whicA
comes back here again. in packages fron
Eastern dealers, to customers who efdef
from the East.
Mr.. Tillinghast has reserved some q
the best and has also sent HAST for sup
ply OF such seeds a. arc better gross
elsewhere, and will send out Flower and
Vegetable Seeds on an ntireiy new Plaza.
he sends them postpaid BY mall tCoLLEcr
OF DsLIvERyD 70 be paid for whea thsy
are received
Send for catalogue, in which wiz Pc
found prices. descriptions ana all partir
ulars. Address A. q. 1ILLINGHAeI
lai3eow WIN PadilIa, W ash. Ief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-14

Saturday. March Is, !
calling for these letters
I advertise
Anderson. ( L Ande
Anderson Nay Ago,
Bigley, Alfred K Bisse
Barnard, 7 Bore
Berger, Isaiah Bake
Bronson. Mrs J : Bake
| CslkIns, Miner 5 Carr
Cos2roye. Edmond CioGi
( Court, Mrs Eliza A Chrli
/ ChIlcost, K Colv,
Corne.ios, Wu Clsrt
I Dayer, Mrs Dsvl
DAVIS, DAVID Dale,
D1bsou. VI ) Dem
Dericksou. L W
/ Esslae. C P Ellis,
Z ElcrIhsrdt III. 2 Elm
Esbert, Marion
E.-,.oa p..s;a r,aI
dortaison' FRANK oin"
herFlek. hf nen1
49,, go,.,ioR HnI
H.n... Soania
Josa.so, Al Inn.
johnson. May JakoI
Jensen, RC,2 Jane
Kroch. III krou
Rumble, E,heleen
I.,.av N,sAJ I,a.h,
T,inig Chsrl-s Iord
ItnoIsnd MrI Lyu
a.,
NspIe FIR NIX
Morgan, Henry MizD
NcBstn, J A Meal
Aorse, Nellie L Mar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-14
For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILL. AT
L Lake Union, North Seattle. Build
ing and machinery also six lots 10 be
sold together or separately. Capacity OF
mill. 40 0uo feet per day. Apply to
sel3dw J. NJ rRINK,
Washington Iron Works. Seattle.