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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14
The Latest English Scandal.
ndnn Special 10 Paris News

london Special to Paris NeWs.
The opening of Parliament hiss given rise to q
big scandal in upper society. One of the first
gentlemen of England has procured ticket OF
admission to the House of Lords for beautiful
and charming lady but on the personal inter-
vention of very high parsonage the ticket was
Cancelled by the Lord Chamberlain, and when
the lady holding the ticket made her appearance
entry was refused to her, and she had to beat q
retreat under the eyes and the silent but signif-
cant sneering of % great number Of peeresses.
more noble and older, but not nearly so good
looking as the victim.
ject's door was resolutely shut to princelr
visit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

go into an agitated state Of mind over the silver
question. and the Irish question. and other topics
OF public interest, and we think if our views are
not adopted things will go TO smash 1t is all q
deiusson- We should all do the best we can and
rely upon the providence of God, who has been
on the side of this Nation from the start In re-
gard TO the bright future of this Nation there ID
the head of PIN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

Up in Chicago, few months ago, three giddy
youths played game of pool to determine
which should bear the burden of escorting GER
tain plain-faced maiden to picnic. The duty fell
TO MIR. Wiehe, and he now has an elegant four
ply breach-of- promise suit on hand The Jour
nal has often inveighed against the madness of
playing pool =.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

Bowed down by shame and distress the unhappy
bride took her life rather than go back to her
friends The moral of this is plain enough, but
such tragedies will be repeated TO the end of
time
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

A SCIENTIFIC writer says that person struck
by lightning does not know 1t, the fluid be-
ing much quicker than thought This is
where lightning differs from the Pan-electric
fluid. Victims of the latter always find out what
hit them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

DURING the recent cold spell thirty thousand
young carp were frozen to death in ponds near
Austin. Tex. Austin is to be congratulated.
Carp are desirable only when suckers and red
horse can not be had
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

NEW YORK is alarmed lest the supply of
mackerel fail. There is little danger. Mackerel
can be bought in Indianapolis at nickel each.
If the worst comes, New York can import from
the West
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

MARY ANDERSON could not resist the tempta-
ton to come to Indianapolis before visiting Lou
isville. Mary used to live there, and is in no
hurry to get back.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14
THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL.
WEEKLY EDITIoN.l

Less than year and over three months 10c per
month. No subscription taken for less than three
months In clubs of five over, agents will take
yearly subscriptions at ST. and retain 10 per cent for
their work Address
JNO. c. NEW & SON.
Publishers The Journal.
Indianapolis Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

The Sunday Journal has the largest and
Lest circulation of any Sunday paper in In
diana. Price five cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14

IT would seem that cold-blooded fendishness
had reached its limit in Cincinnati. The author
tiles have placed a $70O piano in the county
poor-house
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
90 lran 40 90 nm

Il begins 30 appear more and
more a. Il Prssident Cleveland hAa
turned hia back sguArely apsn eivil ser,
vice rofogm and as II his administration
daring lhR remainder 81 bis terra Wuasd
b froe Of che pIeaense vhioh has char.
asteginsa bic Arsi two years 10 the
white Hense. NJ. Cleveland Is . mere
assats pslltieiaa than be i credited
with hsing, and he evidently sses that,
hAving established himsalf Ia tie adeo.
tions ~ ths Magwamp lamb. be nus,
nov eth back the god opiniea Of tie
Demooratie lion. which has hesn cast
ina aoabtful nlanoea toward hin whils
be has been dsycsing his atseatian 20
tAe lamb.
ona indieatioa % ths ehangs ia tha
Presidents policy b tie rsinsiatsmsni
ef Disttiei Attorney Rsssea. ths solita-
" Dsmoerai Who Aaz bssa saspeade3
from eaios for oasusive pAFiisanship.
he vas suspended togetbsF vita q Re.
pahlloan sfacial, uho. e. tie Pgusidsai
theuzhs, ka3 bsea sxestsaR himself 100
much 10 ths assviee q BE Party. TIE
sxigaosdiaary egectaels AZ re snspeu.
SION u an oticial fog osIsnsiva partisan.
ship 90 tha Dtmepratie side uaa sVi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03


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fllbsa - @zz1bel9 Hpsd = Afroa. M
fsszs 80 1nta E6assl1Y 10 nsaanu 20 -
llNse skzf - tEi6eB ~ ~ aHttEeeo-
ekaa9 aEs a1meEe0s aud ~ c1uniaf-
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sasl o1nlinen4 he naa daeVaEF b
tne esszls 81 axplnfAiiOma ID ne Csnga
ksassn. wheEs Il - mOw hsissod Ganni-
BIS Mra neEe m1meruna fhau IN eng
eaheg pMES a. TIE world ThaEa ere
Es1e ssF1Aina aEensnaea in rmNzra ~
fsia pxaes5ss amosa the rsRiuuB iKihes.
Wien LAeEiR kund and TarpanEsek
wese tFaysli1a bstwsea - Wawbu ard
kwiis xisezs hey cans amonR to
Esntls TRIES g Us PaubaEfaa, We co.
fesed fbey Nese man eatsrs o. suall
$685. Il b tFua. fhsy nd WE 81
People Uaen Ws have any peopfs 90 g.
o1f taa4 ts nd FeEy 0faan- his a.
n1uEeemen4 kas ttnvs of N1fugss dae
- tEe fat fAa1 ths RamhalIza, not he-
ina mafsiks, ars esnsraIIy ~ nn3es
dogs il ms 6Rh9a thNs anEFoundinR
tribes force npsn Gkaza. and thsy think
t6aEaeixas fmaky IL nsW and thea an
en- my fails into fhsiE banda
1fzite different VS. shs oandmct Of tie
49, a@@-sN HAAat14 80 N-AAAN ALMNNala@
meg 9 little farther east = Way" thsy
insolezziy skoatad. Do yol sqt give
IS ea2s e yoar men % eafl fo1 are
20 fxia1ds 81 o1na. Whs1 the AsjAe
eas eozs a8ong o. they nsEsF fasi 20
bring - some men % eat Ibeg are car
friea6ss
OsAar eanEfbais h tie Congo basin
deuy that they are men eatsrs, and wi
nst admit TIE truth - long as they can
osneeai H. Eew 81 the BanRallas wili
talk On tie suhjses % wits men Ths
praetios IL their tribe Is genaEaily con
hnad - their ehisfs and leadars, they
being considered ~ especially priv
negsa.
Il e Impossible a. YET 70 say What
Causes eo1Grm some tribes IL The prao-
tee q caunibaiis1, while nearly re-
lated tribes abhoF the very idea. TIE
Ma1b1flus, on The Weiie Nakua, Who
are exceptionally advanced 10 the arts
and Industries. are eaanibAls. TIE
NaRaBdas, on tbs other hand, Who live
aboat 40 miles s0atheasi, and uho are
q ths sans stock ~ the Menbaftas and
Ike them IN tbeir development, would
Bos dream Of eating q human bodg,
Boswithstandine the fast that they aKs
veEy fond Of meaf. which is the Creates
iuxuKY tie common pn0pls can have, a.
hey ara eonfRed almost wholly - Q
vegetable dies.-Kep York SnA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFKRs FOR
4 aAla all or part q his farIs, Il miles
from seattle and = mixes fnom the nsW
bach ruad. s6t acres e. surveyed by King
CountY Surveyor. said tArni 4 sErveyed
OF into III acre lots. and is al level and
nearly Al bottom land Ead wei aaaptsd
- bop. gArden Or hay calture. The Wlklte
River co1uty rod ruas threuEh The place.
past once acros the road i've eehoai
ho1sos and 3 church within three-csar-
teEs e mile q the premiseA and raj
read depot only half q mlic away. Il IA
situated In DnwAraiah river waller. ana
Ehe river runs all aruand tkroe sides a.
the place. and good water. No brush a.
ttmhar on the place Il IL al In grass q
lag and wu1ld make good dairy farrn.
Also. farm a. DawAefo. MAssn coznfY.
a. i6e acraa deaaed land. This ptans =
nsariy al good beaver dam iA14. wei
Waterod and easily clnared. pElncfpa1ly
snail WillsW hFuzh There b AoW slass-
I'd ahoat u acfes . good hcuse and naW
hArn; cuis enO1Kh has TOR i've coWs And
: pair q korscs SAid fArn i vel adApf-
Cd q hop culture and hAndy @ Skoknm =
haaerfariou, where pickszs wiz always
BE e hand
Tsrms easy. Rnr further payticuiars
address, either b. letter e. paEson.
JOHN EfNES
oc2aw D4waninA W.T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

In So. Joseph County, Indiana, a the
recent slsction. one Of the candidates
for 3 county ofios vas elected BY q ma
ioFiiy Of one. This recalls 10 TIE mind
Of the South Bend Trtbsas the faoi that
IN 1874 ths same county eisetsd Hugh
O. Fiannsean 10 The Legislature By one
majority. His vote IL the Legislators
elected . Uaited States Senator By one
majority. Ths vote Of ths United
ststss Senator thus elected made ths
majority Of one IN tie senate which
bseuahi on The Mexican war. OOult
thsEe be q bstteE illustration Of the pos
abilities latent b . alnpla xatef
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
DAILY POST ETHueHeR



Ons - ~ uoss l1spos1ans - - -
ssnt osourEsnsss e. Waa ssrsst = -
maghsd go rapia insreass p ~ gaiss
o. OEaRpn Empsogsxas9a ssosks Is 80
bsnu oomparatlssiys shgFt tans ailcs
thfa mDak Hss apgassssly atsaFiy life
laau, and go noninailY qa0tee q nine'
tan o. sudys. Nows hsseger, Z z
easa1ly boaakt e. : axsss - hi9b -
forly sirht, and thers s eysxy indiea-
ttos fhst i VII Rs - hiahsE i ],
Iooksd spon - oss q fhs boemina
stod1A
Tiers Is ~ sspesisi rsasoa acpareat
Ter this suadsnly rsnswsd osnsdeucs
h Osuron ImpTovsmsnk he ptapsrty
81 ne sompany hin - asod . eendi.
tlam ns ls has hsrasofeFs bees, bas z y
n 10 better. Ko impsgsemant 10 ~
bnslnssu g Is pFospssss eoRmenslrate
wilh ~ ersat improvement b re Feine
q - stoek h - Be ne1sd. 1hs ne
ca b asssunlsd for oniy % ~
asound q . rsnssal % - eonAasnes
q Eastern capitalists b tbs resources
and prospects u he Psess BoaBd r.
don, u wish 3 Rfsat poxiion 81 ne
alosk q shs Oregon impsovsmeut Con
pauy Il ioeatsd.
Iha stack would stlll fuEaheE increase
ID yasus 4, a comparatively small en-
psnsa, TIE oompany would eonpiets 40
nynien q nasEew eaas Foad il Wash-
ineson Territory b. sonssructing tie
few niles uhieh uouid eonnset he Co
lambda 4 Puest soand rssd With The
lIortksrn Pseifs. Tbs pfopsrty voaid
ihsn b ons fos TIE pSsssss.oa Of which
capitalists miehs veil strive.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

The Washington pelics hsvs bssn pie
tursd 10 . very assayiable light b The
resent insesligatsOa into the charges
agsinsl them. u has been shown that 3
portion Of tie force iBsIuding a num-
Der Of tie principal 0fassrs. were en-.
Gagged in ths wsEk o. securing inf0Eua-
ton 10 be ussd II biaekmailing Con.
RFsasmen 20 compel them 10 vote IN
favor Of 3 bill which would be Of great
benefit 70 = nambeE Of WashisRsOn
real estate msn. This is as slsyatiDa
ossupsiion for The police Of She capital.
and Il Is too bad that they shoald Be IN
tsrxupted Ii Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

kuATH AND SoUTH. --Ths two sections
began life taeeshar aud formad q aoT-
eFnment. TIE south had tha advantage
o. soil, climate and wealth. Az the eud
II eigbtY-foaF years ths fw0 grapplsd
aud fu1akt. The Yankee section came
70 The nght richer and stronger than ogr
Southern section, asd beAt % into The
earth Waile ve did cur best. Today
these Yankees are Fieh 10 everything.
kno We are peaF IN everything bat man
hood and Womankood, ard. have les
than We began With one hundred wears
back. These sane YANKEES furnish the
bulk 81 the capital ue use TIE feed we
eat, the clothes We wear, tie books Ne
read and study. and the hirh grade
teaching In tha uaFmAi schaala 81 the
Soathern states Almost every oouvp-
nience OF life and inveatinn % ara or
science 10 know comes from these same
people, Wis have 10 Ten years done mnre
with flaflda thAn tie Florida natives
have dnna Ii City. Almsst auy one 81
their large osmmantties couid buy TIE
whole Soaih Cor PARK II they liked d
for THAI parpcae. In 8 hRbt thew
es1ld crush a. IKE eEe sheils. Ia
politics they are cur mastarA ara
ua have to bold ear breath In sverv
BIC campaign % avoid oae1dina then.
thttr peroentaee of isnoFance Il enc
tenih 81 oars. Mhen truabla comes on
AZ Ne aepsnd ea them Tor mosa Of the
help. and get it. TIE world knowa
tham a. Auleriea, and us IS oMtlyiua
and nncacsidsFed pfuxtneeR Thsv arr
rFodacinE t0e representative poets,
painteEa and aufhaFs o. the country.
willie - trail aiang behind With Cur
efes fixed % then, hardly dtrinR 70
bore thAi we RAY becoms a. stroar.
aid Ftch. aud eaiiEhtaned as thsy are
BY years q bard wark- The majority
understand t6at seiie ua we're uakinq
Elates1e1. aH1 warriors, and Fuiiua
politicians, The YANKEES wsre makinR
territory, bail3snz EnaEzfAetores ana
deV6ioPin2 4 slsaagisss arny q trained
minds ana hAEas, stFeugthsninr Ana
enligetenin2 taeiE masses. and makiRg
them an sxhAastiess reservoir o. intel,
leat ARD pAysisal power ana THAI. II
We are b share the Hankee wealth.
sirength and p4ses IL tie world. ws
uufl usa s9Ue tnot all fsnkee idsaa
and ahAEdgn sanae fnot Al 81 aur own.
--tsrs5agissE :. CO Ness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

3rnfiy prsSass5 ~ lhs ensastainzsnl
% fhs MsRsr sa3s- Ant \ uas .
sscasss ~ fiss $50 e lss Eifils snizli
baiasd ~ uftk zzssins ssleht. Bui
~ spastasss uss - - pisaas1i . 80
for 10 les. sd - IarEs bsast opense
b. n1nlh fer rszf shiah wSuld heEs
uaads even g6s aaoas fmpeEtaabah1a q
Fsesidents fgambaa. Mr. CieEei4nd go
thaa hta dslyina wfsh ne iAm5 had
a1us tso Tar. sid be guiekiy sarna1
abocf 20 plansas Sc h9n- He Essn'
s1atad ne Ds@eer4tts e9snaiys rarii.
san % ths poasfioa fFom uhi1h - sae
besn rsmossd. bas Ne Rerabiiaan cli
prs Was isfs is enter darknssA
This osnssellan. kousssE. d. nes -
tissly pleasa fke non, far Mr.. cisveis1e
had issssnsd iss s9set b. . letter 70 ~
rsinsiatsd olEaszi ID Bhish Be taiked q
him. assordia9 % Sc I,oaisviiIs csuirisy.
yoaynal, a. ggod natussd bcas aouid
talk 10 . Niger Ia . eoru6sld." sseh
4 esncsssl0n did not safiafy tbs Hou n
I'll, and ne Prssidena vii be eompeisaG
10 furn hIs b41k rpou the lamb ssiil
furfhsF II Be exossfs % rssurse friendIy
relations sith he kfne u beasts.
NJ. Clsssland has tsDsd TIE iaDb
until Il wsn saf oal q his hand- His
usxf task y 70 peTsaads il 70 lie doWn
With he iioB. He viii bead al kis
suaraiss 20 yin he lion b4sk 20 ~ cd
fondnaE fer him, reiysnR on ne well
known deellitg * the Lamb 10 prsysnt
lie hreahira away from the sombina-
tion. n efshsF u re aniraals is saeri-
need. however. II wili Be- ths lsnb, for
IL b the lion thas win hold tie BIZ
National CouVsnfisn, 30 vhish Ar.
Clovsinnd mast sppsal 10 1859.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

Tue public w0uid breathe a sigh 81
rslisf e tbe announcement that the
Ffsaident's forthcoming message viii
b considerably shorter thaa that Of q
year eco, were Il not for The fast thai
when a. apnouneemeni Il made IN 70
gard 70 any contemplated action Of the
President, the oontFaFy may Be sxpect-
ed i Is sincerely 70 Be- hoped, how
ever, thai ihs country will n0t again b
aoodea with suoa : delaRe Of words 81
was last year poured ont upon II in The
shape Of = Presidents message.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

Pie fact is not generally known that
IN 1884 Mr. Blaine PEELED 2l0, 80 more
votes thaa the Congressional candidaies
Of the Republican party, while Mr..
Cleveland fell 6765i votes behind the
Congressional candidates Of the Demo-
cratic party.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

AZ q trap for fools. the Brooklyn
bridge is q success. II all the Jumpers
we're killed a. promptly a. Odium. the
arst TO Try ths feas. The practice Of lesp-
ing through one hundred and ihirty Eve
fest Of atmosphere into the Easi river
vould qaiokly fail into disFeputs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

senator Eimaads Is again posing as
an anti-@Onop0lisi. That vas once .
good joke. bat It lene since became very
ssals. Rdmunds Is about - good sn
anti-monoPoliss e. jay Gould himself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

Attorney Gsaeral Garland. il 10 said,
IL DESTROYS Of being vindicatedn BY
the people Of Arkansas. Ne will be q
candidate for the seat Of United States
senator Berry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

The cineiunati Coaassreial Gazsits re-
ssntly said: "Of ell TIE candidates for
Vice President not elected, one lives
PeadlstOn." Il foFgets eli about Eng
lish and Logan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

A candidate for tsaeher's csFti6cate
- Michigan, the other day, IN G sahool
examination, wrote thai there were t8s
kinds Of gender, lady and gentle
man-o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

dAe reiaiia1shiP q The memhera Il Z
feuliy Il Cls4Faeid eoGatY, Rennsylv1-
ma. = - thaFgaEais tanzlea tat souss
e TIE children dsnh knoW thtix urcles
from thsig grAa1fAshesS Tals i De
q TIE fact thai q cert4in nan sad
bis t9o sons are married 10 tkFae sis-
teKA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
NOTICE OF SALE.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF rHH
i fhird Judieiai District e WashfnEion
EerFltofy, holding teE1a e eaattla, h KIM
county, Washington TeFritaEy.
No. 6g1e-Uuiae8 States Of Americs versus
Oliver Parent
Notiea Is teFaoy sigea taat. WhsraaN, b. q
decEre o. tAs sburs eBtitied Court. ansered
81 record b azad CcaFs ca tia 10k dag Of
Ociobcr. A d. lisa d me directed and daiy-
cred. ! have daily isxie4 upon the following
persolAl property - oliver Parent, defend
ant. toWit: one Hua1inE Csc Geld Waach.
Esties D tAerefaFs hsrebg gwen tsat %
EATURBAY, TIE iixz DAT OF DEcEM
SKA A. D. i8s.
A. TIE hoar d ] ?. ~ e lhs osar Hoass. II
seatils. kl1E eeassE. y. T.. WI sail. q
P1hiic anetian, - the htGAesl bidder, ioE cash,
al tes right. tile and interast q asa Oliver
Psroui, ths sid defaaasnt. in and 70 fhs aboVs
acsclfbed PelaonAl pFopsFiy.
Dafsd a. s4at1ia. Ktag esauay, ". r, fhia
6ih day q SovsEsbEs, A. b. 1855
7. J. HAMILTON.
rsftsa States MarshA for washingtol Ter
ritoxy. nog In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

Sqaibha Chiihlain ksnaian 4 q never
tailtne remedy. Fer sals a. HAsnmoucx
4 IMAkKA a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
YRERS ind PLANTS.

A vKRY FINE VARIETY or
N choice healthy Fruit Trees and
Plants are respectfully offered 70 the pub
&c tor the faai trade.
Order early. Send for prioe list and de-
scripuxe eAtalo{ne 70 ths Cloverdaie
se4ewde2 W. q. DAVIS Prop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
WANTED.

laboFers, a. day.
Farm h0Ssd. $50 month, acsaaeT's 10.
2eagpp<rs, 81 50 q card.
Waters soork for saaa teith family.
10 men for Cascade ralBoad cork, a. a
day, board g. Tselst0 al redsced rasea.
For say kiad q ioork PIT your Aanss
Oh Jar books.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
HOPS, DAIRY,
FRUIT.
FOR sALm

A WELL IMPROVED FARM OF
"a ft3 acres. in White River Valley,
near Seattle and TacbmA. Washington
Territory. suitable for hops. fruit or dairy
Steamer landing ct place railroad sta
ton. telegraph. express aad post oftsce enc
mile distant store. ferry and cheese fac
tory af landing.
sugar beets or carrots per acre. Gra8s
green driest weather.
Twenty eight cows. enc jersey bal, -
graded Holstein calves. stock Of Berk-
shire and Poland China hcgA 100 tons Of
hay. teams. WAGONS and farming utensils
VIII Be sold with or without stock.
Possession given 81 ence or In one year,
At 0ption 81 purchaser.
Inquire 81 X. s. OSBORNE. Seattle. ".
T.. 9. u DAVIS. upon the premises. OF
the undersigned. Is. MEkkhR,
Ro5diawEw Puyailup. ". 7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
The Last Chance
10 Buy WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BAY At REAS0A-
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 50 per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
MIlnn'C lnnTWTAN1
"LADD'S ADDITION {"

To the city Of Seattle, which comprises
lola l. : and 3. Of section =. and let !, SEC
ton IS. township = north. range east
near smiths Cove. and we areanthorixed
70 sell the same for from 81 to 81 per front
foo1 on Eiiiott Bay, and from - % SIS
per lot not water frontage.
This q By Tar the cheapest property IN
thai part Of the city. and Il beautifully
laid out according 70 the topography %
the ground.
Parties investing In this property now
cannot help bur make nloney.
Title. U. ,. patent 20 w. 8. Ladd. the
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
deed from iAda and wifa 10 Geo b. XIII.
tkngeS. Plated BY Kiitinwer, who win
give warranty deed. No RETTER TITLE
on EAErH.
A fsW hocks only for sale at thssepEices
The entire available water froatalsa Of
Seattle, including Ladd's addition, does
not exceed four miles. and certAtniy viii
not b sufficient i've yeaza hence for the
aceommo4n eaten Of . commercial city do
inE the bosiness q the Puget Sound dis
trlet. Our solid bosiAess man have RroWn
rich b investing In similarly lscatsa
property, which has increased In value
Tar beyond their most sAnguine hopes. A
few dollars invested here. trip % EUROPE
Tar few years and your return win End
you wealthy. kiak = few doliassto
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
MAKE "a sTAKE.

DO not buy this property tn yau ind
cut prices o. adjoining property. and II
ne prtce asked by ~ Il net 5 per cent
joining. OF IN that vicinity, We viii make
yeu present. Of q block Try Il and So
n. R-We viii give $40 per acre for
eveFy acre q land within q mile a this
sdditioa. In any direction.
G. 6. PHlMnEN q CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
James street.
aa1sdw Opposite Occiaenfai Hotel.