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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27
PRoPRR TREATMENT reg CorGn

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes q good Cough
and Lang syrup, We Will say that lar
and Wild Cherry is the basis of the
best reuedses yet discovered These
ingredients, With several Others equally
a. sfhcacioas. enter largely into DR..
Bosanko's CoaRh and Lung Syrup, thus
making it one of the most reliable nov
on the market. Price 50 cents and 81.
sameies frss. Sold by 4 b. SrEv-
Art. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

IMPoTKNcY in Man or Woman cured
by Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. A. b.
STKwART. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

LADIES. is life and health worth pre-
servinef II VOC think %, Ne 8ilmors's
Aromatic Wine. A. b. SrxwART. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Rxv. Z. J. wHrrxrY. Of CiA1kson, z
T., says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for
Female Weakness stAnds without rival
A. b SrnvAEr d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

The very hsss photographic vork In
Seattle 10 donS By he nsv Arm. Nc
Clairs 4 Qairk, 7l9S froas street. vess
IA. ssl3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Assidspt a.d Firs Iasassuss. BLxs
GRAEn d PA1xmDaA AoanfA d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Have yeure oAsaxinss bound - zoos
- q voluns y Son piese. as =. Anshoey's
B5okbindery md yos viH have no mia-
ine nanbers snreQfes. no l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Simply this, and nothing more,
IL same from HAsBRoUCK 4 TxnsY's store
Has proved 10 ee the thing to cure,
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
THAT GUN rRKE (KUcALYPTUs) COUGH
SYRUP.
So valuable for coughs, colds, sore
throat, whooping cough, bronchitis,
distressing symptoms IN tLe throat, and
all tendency to consumption. The only
Cough Syrup that does net sicksu the
stomach. A dollar sized package for
seventy i've cents. Sample bottles free.
HAsBRouCK i TKKRY.
no "a 6m Sole Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

WILL RHuNp.--ln q letter to Jas.
r. Berry, of Chehalis, dated January
l4th, Paul Schulxe wrote as follows
of the alleged N. p X r. land grant
between Portland and Tacoma: I" No
matter what the outcome OF this con
troversy may be. purchasers should
give themselves no anxiety. bat rest
perfectly easy until . tinal decision
shall have been reached Should the
decisiou be adverse to the company.
the purchase money and interest will
be refunded TO the purchasers. and
they will be able TO obtain title to the
lands from The United States under
the general land laws aud the social
ed Brents' act.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

fxn Coal MNx IssrxCrossnp.-- The
oeumisaioners appointed By 0ovesnos
squire 10 examine into the QaAlihea-
eoos Of the various candidates for the
emcs OF ccal mining inspector held .
aoo Yesterday afternoon and sr
Mneed the plan OF examination 70
vh,eh candidates shoald Be subjected
we ssseiou 10 be held this morning.
tes oemmissieu consists Of ths follow
= val kuown eentiemer James N.
vsfuAn, h b. Jones'. j. y. Jones' Rebs.
Snesis d. r. Davis and Geo. =. whit.
A Reporters we're excluded from
efcAys session. and will also b az
49, hon today's meeting, % M.
Aneessh stated, The following gen
-. ss knovn 10 be candidates. but
une prsssns the@sslves On time 10
81 have the senecs Of the exami-
9s Thomas Heasock, John Saiii
-, soeeph James. Frank williams, J.
I ssetins, James Weir, Pat. Z. Ora
-, !. h. Watson aud Hcnj. FAliova
x We Examination 10 b the inten
" Ne commission 10 make Q re-
= ne eCsovsfnor GETTING forth which
d We candidates passed The most
ssditAhas examination. and the zoe
- u Ne estimation Of the commits
y tns bess guAiihsd 10 perform the
ssee OF The Office. This report. vhtls
eosoesssiy bisdine upon the 0sv-
WI lid him very masesiAlly In
snsetnk the fitssst usa for the
and N decidina on the sans 10
4 0et ~ him 10 the Oouncil for cce-
xfNatton.
eeam Asa msss Of shcss nics white
neAly Potatoes. jax3
I. 4 PuHruazr. Insursncs and Con-
s.aos Agent. is7s
,ssihe.' Chillelain I,osioa u sAs ssss-
ma HAsxnoccx 4 rxxsr. ia0
kceteent and Fire Insurance BlAN
AW . PAErnfpoa. Agsnta- de6
Asm q CzApBounxs D Oelh Il
0eeM vt1A Jam 4. oAzss AoA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27
TIE COUNCIL.

ou. Ian. 16.-Yoong introduced
vacr,si 20 Congress praying for an
ssssuaop Of tbs time OF she Cascade
~ eran,iDe certain rights 70 ".
n. ;ssroduosd bill relating to the
s.s,sioa Of ooaDsy seats.
0.nUn-A bill eIemptina certain in
.,iids from poll tax.
yosna-A bill TO provide Railroad
ocmnjaios.
o.ssb,-A bill for the collection Of
80 q certain cases also, amendinQ
- HlS; also, authorizing the Com
....scosrs Of Lewis county 70 issue
80 Soe outstanding Indebtedness.
psss,e-A registry bill; also, . bill 70
-..ss the capital 70 North Yakima.
SsHeeyy-BIlls providing for appro-
--s.ssccs for the insane and for the
Territorial Library.
TN bill for the repeal Of the Rross
..,sinas sct uss taken up - q special
-, jacobs made the heaviest srRa.
- Of the session In favor of the re
.-I ne bill vas lost on its final
ssUaes, by the following vote:
ivse-Ferguson, Gsbel, Isaacs, ia
-. Nsal, Reavis-6.
Hsys-Boveu, Carson. Crosby. No
Raw. Yoana, the PrssideAt-e.
kijsornsd.
TAs Militia bill vas reosnsidsred.
Tks ball regulating licenses vas taken
40 = Q special order. read By sections
"a passsd- Goodell. KD"viss, haaday
N Ostrsndsr voting "So."
Ths bin TO aid and encourage the coal
nipina interests was passed.
BiIh vsfe introdsced:
By Dsvar, regulating the Issue Of
soeufy warrants.
Dy Wells, providing for the levy Of
fnritosial taxes.
By Hill, concerning county assess
nsnte.
By Wells, fer altering couaty roads.
By KinneaF, amending Section 242l.
~ Mccall, for the relief Of the Ia
scns Library Association.
D. Lewis, TO license travelling agents
nd peddlers; also. amending Section
3los; also, b lieeass Insurance. com
vssiss; slso, amending section llA.
Dy Goedsil. for the publication Of
~ lavs 10 ofiicial newspapers.
By fisdsley, authorizing School Dis
Ri3 Ne. IS Of Clarke county TO borrow
neoey.
By Mccall. q House memorial for
bsildtne Q courthouse for Colanbia
county.
By Manly, q memorial for the lon
movement Of the Nooksaok river.
By Lewis, 10 appropriate money for
TssEitsFial incidental expenses.
kiiearssd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

seAooeer J. @. North. Capt.in Moore.
arrived, II days iron San fFassssso.
and proessdsd ap the ssand.
Bsrk Tidal wsve, oAps.is farnhan.
arrived, i6 days from han FrAnoiseo,
and prosssded 10 Pert Msdteoo, vhsrs
she vill load lumber for San frsncisso.
-
Aneshsr ist of thas boskvheaf noar
at Srosn's-the genuine article. jAS
Every bottle Of Sqoiooe' Ohilioiaan
Rsmedy g1Aransesd By hAs.noccx q
TsnaI. 1so
Aecideus aud FIRE insarsnse. BIZ
cnAnp 4 PAnrxrpoB, AeeDsA -
r. r. Puuruxsr, insaranss asd Co@'
nioion Agent. }ao
TAuD d CxApnounnH 4 Co.h q
kn1nrp gfth Jazz 4. CA.gs = u
Exsrs ~ ssssss - ossuSA -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27
BATTLE HOUSE,
MOBILE. ALA.
fhs great Winter Resort Of The Ssulh,
Is under the same mAnagsmsns a
last season.

MOBILE Is ONE OF THE MOST
wi charming cities In the foufh, with 8
location and climate unsurpAssed.
Tourists going South or % the Kxpoai-
ton this winter VIII fnd n 70 thsar "a
vantage TO SOP over In Mobiie, 0nly
four honrS ride from New Orleans. ieav-
evening. thus ayoiding ths rush and In
conveniences always attending sach large
crowdk
The Hotel has been newly refzrnzaAsd
aHd carpet d throughout and - pains
viii be spared 10 mako lt ons of tks noss
com plets hotels In ths Bouth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Note-The following attorneys
were not interviewed: c. II. Han.
ford, q. P. Ferry, Jas. Mcknight,
II. G. Struve. NJ McMicken, }. II.
Mitchell. Jr., |. NJ. Hall (all out OF
town, J. c. Haines (sick). Geo. V.
Smith. G. II. Preston, G. X. Jenner.
II. j. Jacobs. d. p Ballard. ID. E
Blaine, - McIntire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27
HAnO TVNu.


Pnos. CnAYron 6ranYxa VII make
rseular vissss 10 this city for the por-
pnss Of ssnine pta.oa The foibovine
isstsr of rssommen3atiouf from bis for
msr sopaeyers IN Londea 10 given -
euaransss OF his eompsesoey
sC)Yylcn Bx1UoKl 4 6rDonfEoKn,
Opposite CrystAl Palace, London.
RsbruaFy 6 lssS.
This u 10 certify hat Mr.. ChAytor
Ssampse hAs bsea in car employ for
many ysArA and u th0eoaaAiy ecuspe
seps g Q piano fesse tsDss.
(Siauedl RRanoa1 q S1noEnxxsE1-"
Ordsss nay b lsfs q tos s0se Of
The Isovman D Hsnfosd 6sAts0osRy aad
Printina O., cor. froos asd Chsefy -
Asesdaas and fss InsaransA RzAs-
cwAnp q PAnxnmoA AssuA Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

G d. HARNER
Manager. Formerly Of the EvaI1 H..
HHessa.. and u.iss sssass usSsl -.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

seeihAs' Chillhlain Lotion d lhs hsss.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Aecideus aoA Fire insarsnse. .
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-27

Aneshsr lst of shas hoskvheaf noar
Al Srosr's-the genuine article. jAS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
'DoNAU. sat.Ang 25 ga MAILER Wed. Sent s.l,s0p.n
SAALE We'd Sept. m. FL Ida. Sat- Sept. l. n m
ELBE, Sat. Sept 10 m lTRAVE, Wed, Sept Is. a. "a
Steamers marked TINS sail FOR Bremen direct.
First Cabin 575 $3.50 according 70 ocauOn "a CABIN S5A
Steerage at lowest rates.
OFLRICIIS & Co. No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

vcst.ire said Of Marivaux. the novelist, that hs
anew all tho by-paths but not the mgh-road to tho
S,mss heart and also In reference to hw ovcrsubte
..alv,is of emotions that he weighed Ay's eggs in
ssa,es Of eobweb." This is bit Of criticism which
more modern authors ought not to forget
sThe Story Of Saneha,- curious popular tale older
nv many centuries than the time Of Moses has been
discovered In complete form BY Professor Maspero
The celebrated Berlin Papyrus No. contained only
mart Of It. The new discovery inscribed On o
piece Of lin estone found by Maepero In q tomb.
There s o fascinating old-time flavor about Colonel
Higrinson's article In the September Harrer'
sOld Salem Sea- Captains" suggestive subjects
and their chrouiclcr and descendant has done full
Justice to them One curious fact which be has pointed
out Is the extreme youth of these mariners when they
ruled their ships. They were often captains az
nineteen twenty aud twenty and often retireo
with fortunes before they were thirty.
sHarper has a number of good practical articles
-a handso mey illustrated on Baroede n"e,
another workingmen the British Parliament anu
one by Rear Admiral Simpson on the docks ano navy
yards of the United States. very interesting paper
on shorthorn cattle contains some beau,ui ske'cno'
Of the fIN animals.
Queen Victoria's "Journal Of a Life In tne 'is",
lands has actually been translated INTO fersa" 'u
has had q large sale in ASIA MISS "'+'
Dunieebhoy Wada a Parsee lady. is the translator
Miss Burnetts pretty little story evidently ap-
nroochos ia conclusion In the September St
Niobolasp II lis one of many excellent papers. Mr.
Palmer Cox brings forward his brownies aeain-they
ran never come TOO often There are some interesting
reproductions of paintings in an article on British
artists.
Great historians great npvelsts and poets of high
worth have done at least much for the reputation
of the United States that achieved by her states
men. So says = The London Spectator"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
CUNARD LINE.


M HITE ) IAK LlNr..
w FOR QU EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
BRITANNIC. Capt Perry Thursday Aug 26 D.
ADRlATIC. Capt Parsell. THURSDAY sept
GERMANic. Capt Kennedy THURSDAY. sept g. 23n D.
CELTIC. Capt. Gleafel. THURSDAY Sept l6
From the White star Dock. foot OF West IOth-sL
RATESSaloon. $50 $50 $50 and 500. tickets
favorable terms Stecage from TO tho Old Country $50 In
termedate (Adrjac and Celtic ony) $50 S6o
For inspection OF plans othor Information apply NJ tie
company's ofnce. No. 81 Broadway New.lOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

A NCHOR LINE y. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
"A sail every saturday from New-York for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
ANCUORlA Aug 2S. p. m. FURNESSIA, Sept. IL. Bpm
DENONIA sept 4. 10 a. m. GIRO ASST Sept. IL
Cabin passage s45 and S55 Second class Return s55
Steerage outward $50; prepaid 500
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents.
HpN finQf. NaurX Xork
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

For Both 6exss--Oountry.


For Both 6exes-Oountrv.
SEA CLIFF, l.. l., offers unusual advantages
~ parents desrous Of sending chdren from
educated Sanitary conditions unrivaled Address Tor crcu
lar, J. T0wNsEND. Principal
BENNINGTON SEMINARY
On r. X midway between NewYors and Philadelpbia
Opens September 9Th Every eonvenence Thorough educa
ton Catalogue testimonas letter McCosh OF Prince
ton. &C. THOs. HANLON. d. D. President
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Brdeeton.
preparation for college, teaching or business Excellent
Music and Art departmental Begins September Is.
II. X TRASK Principal
WYOMING SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL
W COLLEGE-Spcciates College preparation teaching
ton ~ Instructors degrees given ladies improved
heat and Edison ncandescen light throughout the building
Fall term begins September 1893 address
Rev. L. L. sPRAGUE. ID. D.. Principal. Kingston Penn
Miscellaneous.
DEFINED German lady in Baltimore desires
1A young lady educate with her daughter highest refer
snces advantages for learning German Address H. Box
Tribune Office.
Germany.
TWO or three young Americans desiring to
i learn tho GERMAN LAHoUA0E will be received in a
private family residing in finest part OF Hamburg
Inducements offered attractive home with all COM
forts
Finest facilities for yachting and boating Best location
Terms reasonable. Address CAPT WINCKLER,
Care Of Phelps Bros h Co. SO Broadway N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
Musical Instruction.
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY
VOCAL MUSJC

Offering special advantages N the stnsx =, ,,o,..
torss Organ Harmony. etc Prominent ipong nc asno
water Hal August pupin l. 4. Russell RSisyy
IN izshst " l. pewd Send cireular n
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
Nem publl1ailons
FORUM

THE FORUM
FOR SEPTEMBER.
INDUSTRIAL WAR. Prof w. G. Sumner.
CONFESSIONS OF A BAPTIST
HOW WAS EDUCATED. President s. c. Bartlett
THE WASTE BY FIRE. Clifford Thomson.
CIVILIZATION AND SUICIDE Rev. DR.. c. a. Barol,
THE NEWYORK ALDERMEN. E. S. Nadal
is LIFE WORTH sAVINGi Dr. Charles l.. Dana
MODERN SMUGGLING. James Q. Howard,
THE TURNING OF THE WORM. James L. Learned.
JAY GOULD. George Alfred Townsend.
THE TEMPERANCE TRILEMMA. Dr. Felix L. oswold.
80 CENTS A COPY SIS YEAR.
THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY,
81 5TTAYE. NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
DIVERVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY,

Ia POUGHKEEPSiE y Y
Prepares College Government Academies for
business social relations. Springfield Cadet Rifles.
BISBEE AMEN, Principals
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26

Art Sohools-OitY.

MISS Fl. c. LANE--pupil OF Prof Otto
IN the during the summsr wSnia e & HSp & ~ nos or
Specially heens-ton hfe oI Pot
Rta ON nbcterraphs Instruction also 70 flower paint
ing S"o '''ANs'" ll7 West lothst
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
Jnstrnrfirm.
For Boys and Young Men-country.
IN sOO A YEAR, 1925 QUARTERLY.

xCUU swfNToN C. = sH0RfkIDaEs ACADEMY.
For Young Men and Boys Media Penn
IL Philadelphia Fixed price every
even books No extra charges No incidental xpenses
REORGANIZATION for admission Eofrrniehng experienced
teachers all men, and all graduated SPECIAL opportunities
for apt students to advance rapidly Special drill Tor dull and
backward boys Patrons students may select studies
choose the regular English Scientific business Classical
Civil Engineering Students fitted al Media Aead
Harvard Yale Princeton and ten other col
iees and polytechnic schools Ten students sent 70 college 10
1888 10 1884 0in 1885 10 1896 graduating class
every In the commercial department. Physical and
Chemical Laboratory. Gymnasium and Ban Ground loov
10 Physical doubled
In 1888 Az students boari the Prin ipal II ell ent
tab O. BOYS an room Media has churches and
Temperance prohibits the sale o all ino1cat
illustrated circular sddress the Prn-
cipal ana Proprietor. SwITnIN G. suoRTLIDGE, A III
(Tiarvard Graduate), Media, Penn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11

fbN
1stSand I'd clean Yin. . .-@48.OO
Sd and I'd clear, II and HIN. 4G.OO
.1~stclear. Il i and gin ..... 44.O0
select. Il i and gin ........ 1000
B select Il, 11,-3 in. ............ $500
B select. 2x4. 1900
4 Stock Boards, il to Is #. 1s-in $500
B Stock Boards, 12 to IS #, l2-in $500
e Stock Boards. 12 to 10 it, 12-in $500
D Stock Boards, II to is #, l2-in 5000
A box boards, 13-in and upward. $500
B box boards, IS in and upward 43 90
Cbox boards. l3-in and upward SO DO
Flooring, first common, Gin ..... $500
Flooring, second common, 6-In... $500
Siding, lst and I'd CTS, II to III # 1890
Siding, first common. 1850
Siding, second common. .,,,....- 1880
Fencing Flooring. ............ 1900
Common Boards, anLengths 10000 1900
Common Boards, IL to Is it. l2-iD 1900
Common Boards, Il to 13-ln. .... % %
No. = boards l2-1o it.. ......... 1850
Gull Plank, Pm 1000
Pickets, fiat. rough. good ........ 500
Pickets, fancy head and dressed
Selected 1000
Shingles. Extra ........... $50
shingles choice 2.45
Shingles. standard A. ........ $40
Shingles, cedar 2.35
Lath, drv 200
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11

Spelcber.
SIN 3eitsei9dft nOttren mir:
&et3en SEQ. 2:
Sonuar $500. gu $1,000 i6GoB gu : @89.
Sebruar..... gu 818@824 y @824
WtGrS....... gu S1& @824 925@824
Mfot........ gu 87t@88 S7B@88
Stunt ....... gu 88B@898 @898
Corn SEQ. 9:
Sal1uar 800. gu 36s@36A f8GoB GIT 1858 @36}
Sebruar ..... AT 36k@36S @363
Mqrs....... 31 1863 @36f @369
Mot....... all 396@40 @39g
SUM. ....... 5t- @395 O.
Safer SEQ. 9:
Sanuar..... 3u 984@- iGloB 3n 284@-
Sebruar 49,. gu 2S4@@r 284M-
Mai ....... gu 314@314 y 3i3@-
6o9gen SEQ. 2:
SQnuar 573; Sebr11ar So; Wfat 63.
S6wetn efteti6:
Sednlldr. ..... 1925 @10.30 tGloB 3t 1880
Sebruar..... 1927 @10.324 1924
W&dr3. ....... 10.374@10.45 1910
Utdt ........ 1O.00 @lO.60 4O'o0
Comet II ct t bra6te:
oSGtlltdr ..... 6.O5 "a 6.l0 lDloB Sl 6.Ul4
SebrlGr ..... 6.074@ $50 6.O79
Wtar3 ....... 6.128@ 6.l74 . 6.lo
Qlpril. ....... = q $50 6.224
Wtai. ........ 6.274@ $50 6274
sped bra1ten:
Sauuar 49,. 5.07}@ $40 i9lpB gu $40
Sebruar ..... 80 a 5.123 5.124
Otdr3 ....... 5.15 q $50 5.174
Mat. ........ = q 1924 5.324
&leie.-Quf Der 8obn-1 Gar gu $11.O0.
l Gar at 1875. gtb9eliefert: 4 @ars 5u
1926, 3 @ors III 1850, 1 Gar g8inter III
1926, / Gar 81 11.50 bic Gonne.
Sc 10 0l in 9s. = Mbgelietert: 1 Gar 3u
81, 2 @ars gu 1875, 1 @ar gu 11.50, 1 Gar
gu 1850 Die Come.
9em.- @b9el. 4 Cars Soma upGano gu
SO, @ar 81 $40, 8 Cars 5t $50, l @or 9e=
rlI9es 81 ~, l Gar SEQ. 2 Prairie 81 Sc Die
Sonne.
ct. eouis lilo; IL e H1eansS LOG; III
Neorta lie, in Baltimore % :
,Sutter. creamery, bette 30@33-
sienIi@ quite bis quite 2J@3Sc.. vOairp'.
quite BIS bette 22@35c. quite 4@16, 9ertHs
aere QuaLttat 6@7c.
&ier- 49, fril9e 19@20c. bas DBb.; alte
1OJ@l8.
&c + ii4s /. - eebenbs Eurfsps GO.
9el9la6tets 9@9c; 0ionsr Ct,
9el@t: CO.,; @lItea gei6L, 7@1Oc pas ID,
rupft @ bos Suseno, nit ben Sc SsOsra
@, 9ei6l. S@10c.
&artOffe[n n. - Gelte gurbatfs $1,000,
bene 8bite 0foie 55@59c, 9ertn9ere 10000,
9teo Stole 50@55c, bein @0r; 0uf 2a9er in
t~letlereH Quantitdten I'M 5@10c b0ber,
SO B ne II. - @ute ueue vUeeoIums" i. so
@1.6V; 1tauies 1.55@1.65c.
xdI ]. - GIDeH sc. 20. | @oI1trI
4a@-c. Mo. < gu 4@-c.
Cd mi err EFT. - 8eiBe Country A Att,
B &c, 9elbe 81, braune &c DaS YfunO.
@t TT o Il en-. - $2.50@5.0O DIS &iit6en.
81 n / 1JnT - 0o1tiIfn1T 81 n LIA IA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11
N0rGt0cc!Mt.
Chicago. 8. Sanuar.

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beri9tet iber ben beuti9en @etreioemartt
Sol9enOeS:
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Bretle maren lpei6euo, erbotten ii6 leood
gegen ben S0luB bin pieoer unb I0loi1en 3u
6en S9luBnottrun9en pom 8reitag, aber
I'M ca. &c. nIeOrlger, ais om porigeu
Gomltu9.
@orn mar flau unb perna9ldiii9t, itte9
Qber 1pe9en beS geriu9en Angebots Inn &C.,
pd9reno 9e9eu S1luB Der Borm09e fetne
nenuenspertDe NetOerung 81 per5ei9nen lit.
0Qfer unb @erlte 1%Dtelen ebeufalls gegen
pori9en Salnltdg feline Beranoerun9 auf ,
Nog9en I'M &c, nleort9er.
sSm gaareei06ft nottren mir:
@ ommermei3en Jto. 9 at S18@
Size, i9loB gu 85@-c: 9tO; 8 81 m@IIc,
al 368@-; SEQ. 2 9elbeS 36g; zoo. 3 gelbes
ut 33!@--; SEQ. 8 6H-@-; No. 4 81 -.
Saier ouf Der gabm geo. 9 meiber 81:
39Ge33h. go. 2 gu 29@293c, ytO. 3 weiBer
305@531c, unO SEQ. 3 81 n! @303c, nob
Vro6e. Jto. 2 gu 28@-c i'm Spet6er.
Nogsen 9tO. 2 sn $50 I'M Spei@er.
"V & g Fl It e. e. SO. 2 7o@8oc. SEQ. 8 sn $50
60c, Mo. 4 gu 43@45c mad Yrobe aut Der
8ab1, yto. 3 81 -@-c inl Spei6er 9to. 3
5l-c. 9to. 4 81 &C.