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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01
TERMS.
DAILY BY CARRIER IN THE CITY.
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Dentistry.

/ have opened an office in Milan,
in the Dickinson block, over the bar,
her shop, where / can he foun dur
ing office hours, Ivy those wishing
Dental service, and earnestly ask the
puhlic to come and see me. Gold
work Speciality. Artificial teeth
mounted ON any material Auesthet-
les used in the extraction of teeth.
Thanking the people for past favors |
am, Very respectfully,
Il. I. DAVIDSON, ID. ID. 5.
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For Circuit Judge.

ESTES.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
fannounce Hon. A. G. Estes, of Haywood
county, as a candidate for Judge Of the 18th
Judicial Circuit. composed Of the counties of
Benton, Carroll, Crockett, Gibson, HAYWOOD,
Henry, 0bon and Wea kley.
SWIGGART.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED
oto announce Hon. W. H., Swiggart, of
Uaion CITY. as a candidate for Judge of the
18th judicial circuit compose Of the counties
of Benton, Carroll, Crockett, Gibson Henry
Haywo ID, 0bion and Weakley.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01

0ld-fashoned iron bitters have had their
day-are like the fiddler the bullkicked-there
is no more missile in them. Browns Iron
Tonic stands on the threshold of the morning.
1t purifes, reddens and enriches the blood,
Zones the system. and floods the soul of the
former sufferer with melody, and costs only 81
For sale by Stewart 4 Banner.
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Chancellor.

T WINGS TON. We are authorized to an
IL nouncs Henry j. Livingston, of Browns
Tenth Division, composed of the counties OF
Dyer, Fayette. Gibson, Hayw God, Laudcrdale,
Ubion, TiItOn and Weakley.
COMERS.- We are authorized to announce
- John Somers. of Dresden, as candidate
for Chancellor of this the tenth Division. com =
posed of the counties of Dyer, Fay ette, Glib
son, Haywood, Lauderdale, Obion. Upton
and Weakly.
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Clerk Of Humboldt Law Court.

vOHNsON.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
81 announce NJ. IL johnson as candidate
for re election to the office of Clerk of the
Humboldt Law Court Mt the August election.
NTCAFEE,-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
Nk announce W. j. McAfee as candidate
fol Clerk # the Law Court az Humboldt ut the
August election.
TURNER.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
4 announce W. c.. Turner ms a candidate for
Clerk of the Humboldt Law Court.
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viii and Jack Harris have se>
cured the celebrated harness and sad,
de stallion, Clipper, and will stand
him at Mitchum's stable in Milan,
at $40 by the Insurance.
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For Representative.

OVERALL We are authorized To an
" nounce r. A. Overall, Esq, of Yorkville.
as a candidate for representative in the lower
house of the next general assembly.
UTADE.-We are authorized to announce
w Hon. W. W. Wade. Of Trenton, as a
candidate to represent Gibson county, in the
lower house of the next general assembly.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01
Nom Resident Notice.
In the County Court of Gibson county, Tenn.

In the County Court Of Gibson county, Tenn.
G. W. Williamson, admir-, VS.. B. 7. Frost
Ell ais.
IN the above style cause it appearing from
i the bill filed, which Is sworn to, tina the
defendants. Hattie Bella Frost, W. IL. Holt
and vie. Fannie Holt. formerly Fannie
Knowles, Fred Knowles, Sam Knowles Geo.
Knowles, Walker and wife. Matte Walker,
Fleming and wife. Julia Fleming, and Ray
mond Knowles, are non residents of the state
ofTennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on them; it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four cen.
secutve weeks in the Milan Exchange, a
newspaper pub! shed in the town of Milan.
Tennessee, commanding said non residents to
personally appear before the County Court Of
Gibson county. Tenn, to be held at the court
house, in the city Of Trenton, Gibson county
Tenn on the first Monday in June, 1886, and
plead, answer or demur t. the bill filed IN this
cause. within the time required by law, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to said de-
PENDANTS, and the cause set for hearing eX'
parte as 70 them. This April 1856.
}. d. CARNE, Clerk.
vi. &W. Ware. sulrs.
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Itch and scratches of every kind
cured in 30 minutes by Noolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Warranted by DR..
NJ. D. L. Jordan, druggist, Milan.
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State Senator.

UTILLIAMSON.-W are authorized to
w announced S. B. Williamson, of Tren-
ton, as candidate to represent Gibsen coun-
ty in the State Sen ate.
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Wool aud Ginseng.

]. F. Jones, Paris, Tenn. is the
place to sell yonr wool aud ginseng.
He pays tue highest cash prices.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

n ARTHEL.-W WE ARE AUTHORIZED
Oto announce the Hon. John. T. Carthel,
of Trenton, as u candidate for Congress in this
congressional district.
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For Trustee.

r ONG--wE ARE AU CHORIZED TO AN
4 ! nounoe J c. Long as II candidate for
Trustee of ibsOn county.
DAMSEY. w are authorized to 0nnOun' e
hJ W. Ramsey as n candidate for Trust
of Gibson county at the ensuing election,
CNEAT.-We are authorized to announce ".
, Il. seat as a candidate for Trustee of Glib
son county at the ensuing election.
UTATT.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
w announce VIM, Watt, as a candidate for
Trustee of Gibson county.
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For Sheriff.

DARR.-We are authorized to announce I,
i j Parr as candidate for reflection to
the Office of Sheriff a. the ensuing election.
ID AMSEY.-W are authorized to announce
III W. d. Ramsey Ms a can idate for sheriff
of Gibson county, at the ensuing election.
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LONGFELLOW STRANGER.
RY PLANTS for safe 10y r. ..
Cramp.
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County Court Clerk.

OARNE.-W ARE AUTHORIZED TO
u announce Jno D. Carne as a candid ATE
for reelection to the Office of County Court
Clerk.
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For Constable.

NITTLLIAMS.-WE ARE AUTHORIZED
w to announce 10. 7. Williams rs n candi,
date for Con stable of the 18th Civil District of
Gibson comfy at the ensuing election.
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Nashville Banner,
A Bold Independent and
Progressive Journal
Free, Frank and Fearless in Its Dis
cussion of Public Issues.

It gives the Fullest and Freshest Telegraph
ic and Local News, and publishes all intorma-
ton, general and political, impNrtially and
without partisan bias so that its readers may
know all the facts and keep informed is to all
events and movements and be prepared to
judge Cor themselves.
The Banner has much larger circulation
than any other Nashville uaily, and is the
most generally popular paper in the state.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01

VONES.-We are authorized to announce
81 Joseph II. Jouos, of Benton, rs a candidate
fo- 4 ttorney General OF the 18th judicial cir
cult composed Of the coun ties Of Benton,
Carroll. Crockett. Gibson, Haywood, Henry,
OHM end Nv en- kleY.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01

DOND.- ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
d nounce Hon. John r. Bond, of Haywood
county, as a candidate for Attorney General
of this, the 18th, Judicial Circuit, composed
of the counties of Benton. Carroll, Crockett,
Gihsnn. HAYWOOD. Henry, ObiOn and oakley
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01
For Register.

UTITHERINGrON We are authorized
w to announce d. Witherington as a can
didate for Register of Gibson county at the en-
suing election.
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For Attorney General.

DIGGS.-We are authorized to announce
DIV, II. Biggs, of Alamo, as a candidate for
Attorney Gener ii of this, the the 18th judicial
Circuit, composed Of the counties of Benton,
Carroll, Crockett. Gibson. 4 atwood, Henry,
Obion and Weakley,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-01

yTYREE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
l nounce Hon. L. II. 1'yree, of Gibson cOun-
". as candidate for Attorney General of the
18th Judicial Circuit, composed of the coun-
Ties of Benton. Carroll, Crockett, Gibson,
Haywood, Henry, ObiOn and Weakley.
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II has now for many years held the fFsl
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The ohurchman. New fork.
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The reader b kept web abrcass OF the
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Il may be truthfaliy and cordially said
thai Il neycr offers = dry or vslueless
pAge.-N. Y. Tribane.
abreast Of the best thought aud literature
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history. poetry. travels. whatever ren
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e 81 the perusai Of . long List Of month.
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snurpanG 1nxDs RErssr EeR
Ponr Tovxsurp, April Is, lsS

fon1 xovN6kMDs April To- looos
Fifty vessels sailed from Puget Sound
for foreign and eoastwise ports, with
coal and lumber oafRoes. durina the
month a. March, too6; = woso I'll ~
sels, carrying lumber.
Five were from Tae0ma-Ships Dash
ing wave ana Oanada, hesk HeGpos, brig
W. b. Myers and schF. Marion.
Eight wsre from Port Blakely Ship
Prussia, baFks Wemyss CasAlc, 3. x.
Ham, Loyo1A, Looi6 *, oohn- Repo1tes,
Uourser and Tailor Boy.
Ten were from Port 0ambie-Ship
Red Cross, baEks Cowiitx, KiykdAle,
Lady Bswen, James Cheston, schrs.
Maria Z. Smith. Dakota. Peerless, Alios
and Corona.
Four were from Port Ludlow Ship
Harvey Mills, bark veritaa, bktne. Ska
aif, schr. Annie Larsen.
Four ware from Port Diecovery-BriR
ID. aeon, schrs. General Banning, d. 8.
Williams. Maggie @. Russ.
Tires we're from Ssabeok-S Fan
ME Tucker, bark Pondicherry, bktas.
Retriever.
Three were from Utsaiady- Bark Nj
coya, sohrs Husneme. Dora Bluhm.
One was from Port Madison- Bark
Oakland.
The aggregate quantity Of lumber
taken BY these vessels from each mill
port was:
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To all whom itmay Coacsrl
OsyzcE on rnE coLu1nrA ANb PuszT /
SOUND RAILROAD C0aGrANr,

OByICE on TIE C0LuNBfA AND Pu6ET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
eEAT7LE w. t. July 81, i1E
WHERkA6 By DEAD HkARIko
" DATA August n lSRx s0ocuted in puz.
suance cf an ordinance approved Au(funf
Is LEA the clsy q Seattle conveyed % ne
transportation Company, sll fhe fide
lknds south Of King street, in said city q
seattle, In. along. around and ahoutkliCt
bay. from extreme high 70 extrume Low
tide and deep wnfGr and
Whereas The Legislative Assembly q
the Territory Of Washington. By IN ACT
approved November g l6A ratified and
confirmed ND grant and conveyAnceu psr
certain conditions which havs been fully
pe55ormed p ss,d Comps.{ ,na: .,-s
Assembly vested The title Of said lands b
said Seattle and Walla WallA Railroad
and Transportation Company. In lee sin
WhsrssA Tho United States hiss asqut
coed IN sid grant and couvoynnee; and
Whereas Tho said 8eattle and Walle
w.Is E.,ro.S and sTrsSs.psrtssoSs Com .
said lands TO the Columbia and puRc
Sound Raiircad Company;
Now, therefore, the aaid Columbia and
PUGET Sound kallreed Company hereby
Gives notice that II claims the exclusive
right to occupy said land1 and 70 croct
wharvos and other STRUCTURES thereca.
and that al persons are hereby nott1od 70
rssr.s1 srcn ' socspyiss g e, snsssins Spss
writin9 d ssid Columbia and Pness
6 dss9S ssa!5Ss { P pSSRsiS6 uNDRRoo
sps Assistant superintendent
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O0los II tbs Board of Comminiouersl
for Tie Construction Of Hespdtnl
for The Insane Ct Fort 3teIiaooom.
fosr srrfr ACCOM-; VI y; fi.,ss
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
= osivsd Il this s1los until o'clock
& ~ % the ID DAY q Nay. lsS6. for fur
ninhing al mntsrtals and labor required
IL ~ ezoQaon an4 eunstruction 0f the
brick work and plagtsftng a ths Honpixa
fug the Innana. ct Fort Sesilec0em. Wa h.
Ter. In accordance with drawings ard
sp cil11ae1eaa which WIN b rsady b.
pliraxton 6 this ofice.
oeparsts BIDS VIII be received At the
saulo da1e for supply ing and delivering
- The Uonptfai 9xoundo. Two million fmoTe
e lsss3 ~ sound, lard, weii-burned
square briek4 Htdders VIII specify size
a hrickA end whoa they win b osiivsr-
osiyed z shs ssme date for furnishisr
- bsTrsls lzsors Or lesr, flrst-clan Lime
~ h.1es tnrs or iess, bese grAds PORT
knnd cement.
go IN hsh tnsre or lessi Ioug catsls hair.
= haEss. snsss g lesss Eie.asr pexiA
at Us sane dass for furnisnisg and a.
nvering The timber and lunher required,
y accordance with he sper1ncstions and
Ills a. quAnfixinAs which mag b sson
upon appiscas1en 81 th:s cfios- Lumhsr
- b dskissrsd II Hhs Hosptta1 grsands
within ni1ssy day1afser ths award e shs
A boa. In the fnll amount a The con
txact prfua. with tsse e sUa axpsDxs1
eurefkn4 nqst1Gnes e Wanhisgfos Tsgy1r
III vi - pse1i-ed fFeu ~ sueoosufni
49,. eos11etpasd ~ ths fltfhfal parl
= II sgAsh ssEvsA = r5est say o.
An ti1s sha,1 - masksd -sssied Pro
po01A- and sdAxxese1 70 ". H pum-
IArey. 1eeEs<axy Duuding Con nimion.
AfruLLra
" 81. PuMrHREY.
gro u SHANNON.
Building Commlss11nen HWpstaI fur n
nsf Wsshmgea Tuufsury. sewf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THU
u Third Judicial District Of Washingtou
Territory, holding terms Il Seattle.
No 1855 -Themas X. Ensminger, plain.
til VI. Charles x. Jcnner end Cornelia
and decree Of foreclosure. issued out q
the above named Court IN the Abevo en-
titled action. dated the I5th day Of March,
liza wherein The above named plaintiff
Obtained . Judgment and decree nxaxnsl
the above named defendants I am CON.
manded g sell the following described
An a blocks numbered three IN, ton
(i0t and twenty 90; lots nine % and ten
tl0), o. block thiyteon tls3; iots three 81
and fear gu IN block one ~ ~ the Com.
stock addition . thecify q Seattle. Also,
AZ q block thtfty one f51l and fractional
f nsss5s nvs " sc six g 2! TIE Comssock
tis. 50 IN sid King county, W. r. bling
IN - So lots, sogsther With an and sings,
lar The tenemenfs hereditaneuls and ap-
purfe1Ancss thereuuto hG1ouGinGs
Notics b therefore hereby Glvsa thAt On
SATURDAY. the ira lsy q April.
1855.
A. ne bcur Of 70 O'Clock = m q ssId
81 eeaffis King connty, wsshington
Territory. I win. In ohsdfence b mxd or
der 81 sale and decree Of fDFeolosurs, sell
Tie above described pfopsrfy, ~ % much
t1erecf - may Be necessafy 70 satisfy
plaintiffs judgment wish interest there-
g ed costs 2 ,hs highest snd bsss bid
Dated q sssssle. this nth dag of March,
LII McGRAw,
mh15 Bheri6 Of King county, w. r.
Hall q smith. Astornsys for plaintiff.
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SUMN0N6.

TN THE pIsTRIcT COURT or THE
i Third Judicial District 81 the Terri.
tory q Waahington. holding terms q g.
Alta IN Kt1g county, tor the counties Of
King and Kilsep.
Hs sS ssso- I., y BSvTss g ,.itPstis ~
James Aiken lpartners y Hoyn Ia &
Aikenh William DeKssslowuki @. III.
Hartford. =. J. Cexkee2- Owen McCor.
mick, Merchautsf Naxional Bank Of Seat
"a WoshIngloa Territory. w. D. Scott
William Walkef and ~ 3. Drew (oxecu
sersof tho VII q John ssephengcn Con
eea. dsceesedh Henrseeta n. Mailer. 9.
O. HalleF. ". g Wpodwsrd John r Bon.
80 Maxy 4 Smith. - @. Hoovoy and
HUMPHREY G Ccl walIeos Wilssa ~
y Purdom- 0efen0nn3a
!. 9s g s: 4 &. Z c: a s q a 4 b. Ess
TAs Usitsd stetes Of Am1sca ssnd oyr<siss
To I. J. Moynfhan ana James AIken
ipaFtnsn - Meyn1han & Afkenl, 3. Lon-
ise Acksrscn. ". 8. woodward. John n
nen.set 1s<y Z. Smith. A. g. Hdsvsv
fhs ce 8 Hss,sy
}. 8. Purdem. Seisadssis. -
I0u sie hereby required - appear In IN
sctlo1 nrenGht agninst y0u b. fhe above
named plaintiff q the District Courf q
the Third Judicial Diskf9ct 81 tbs Terr1-
tory q WashinRt0n. holding terms q IL
siay @ seasfle Y ne county q King, for
answer The Complaint lied thsreln within
sixty days fru9 the data a. he flFst pub.
1c4&1on Il this eummons q jn6xUenf by
default Win Be taken n2minet yau aoeord-
fnf 70 tho prayer Of the complaint
The said actfon y bocght - forecicss
cers.ln noxtgege hearlng dste May =
Yeier. ons q The ds1sadsnu aSsv~
named. 70 B. II. Bewmsn. tns plaintiff
.ncve named. wh'ck m3Ffgags wss. on
the - day q Nay. 1ssA Il tsa minutes
paf 4 p. n. duly recnrdtd In IL once Of
- Auditor Of sid Ktnx county. IN vol
~ - = g mortg.ees On pees - snd b
"a, a.d 10 procure : saIe 81 tie said most-
rs - prersiees tev c<ps psrfions fhereaf
re1naeed ~ the morleaGsse- - allegrd d
the comp1ninfl 10 msinfy the mount that
may b aecsrsAinsA b the Court 70 BE- due
% a. eo&4 mortgage and tia no1se -
cured thereby. end 70 forxclnse tn equity
persaas claiming 81. throreh a. under
them. q any o. hem. n ms mnrsg.rcd
prsmf.es - sntd. and fer judgement a1nfnes
oefendAEt Hsnxy l. Yelasr, fcg any def-
c.e9cf mat nay rtmstn unpaid afteF 90
pstn4 ~ moneys applicable thercso asis-
Tag frum such saie. y tbs payment q tbs
s1ount - asces tanned 20 he due.
WIRES. the Hon. Rogcr q Greene.
Judge q The = Dfsfricf Court
SEAL snd ne SOL thereuf. Ibis Ioxh
dny & MsFch. A. d. lSSG
JAMES 6KAvEY, Cssrk.
~ ~ T. LCpxOW. Depu83.
WI AsrFiek. s1!cnSy e6r plaintiff
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Club Prices for The best Hams and
Forsiga Literature.

rcsse@sed Of fuE Ilstse kGg and
cne OF other og our Nivaeseus American
ncathises. a subscriber viii ana himself
n command ef the whole sttuat1oa-
Philadelphia kreninx Ballcttn.
fox &lo 50 TatR t.iNtNa Aes and ans
one Of the American ~ usentb3ics taF
Hsrpcrs Weekly OF BAs24l stll b eent
for . year. POSTPAID az fog g. 80 TttE
LxvlSa AeH and The ~. Nieheske -
Address LfITki.A < 90. -
les Besi1r.E
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The care taken in the production Of
the veil known Son Chop lea has pro-
dnced ths result Of . uniformity Of az
celiencs Which has made this Tea the
fsvorite Of shs inhabitants IN the civ
and suburos- Tbs nuueroos tests 70
hzs undergone have always snsvu b 10
be absolutely pore. it b sxactiy the
ssme IN Quality to-day that IL uaa when
nrss imported. seven years a0e. u p.
SroSx. Front street aliSs
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I'm. ThsDselcr has Visited ths hospitals ..
nurcpe and oh1ainsd great deal q vAluSht
informatlcn which be q oompstene 70 impsr
u those n ned u his ssrvicn. pH. 01B8ot
win mahs no chnxve unlsse he e0sces . cure
Rsrsons cured a home. Oil OF write. Al
Communication sxric1Iy confidential Sent
Tn dcilas foe packaGe Of medicine. Al
dress On. J. y. 01BB0E. Box loG5s San frnr
cisco, OIL. Mention rosz-Iuxnxx1onNoKn-
ap1e1w
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. Q. Lkup eryzcx AT oIrxPra. ". r.,
Msrrh Is, ies6
Notice b hereby given that GEORGE d.
PRICE has nlsd notice Of intsntfon 70
make anal proof bsfors the Cara q the
District ocurt, q his ofDss In ssassls, ". r.,
on saturday. The 18Th dAS Of Nay. 4. D.
1s96, On Pre- emptfon D. D. No. eSs9, for the
81 I Of 81 4 Of section Z, township q n.
rAngs easl
he names q witnesses Fernando Turner,
u. 5. Cos. ~. Bsnhsm and L. Lyons, Ill Of
Cherry Valley. ". T.
JOHN =. oowEY.
ap1mye Register OF ths Land Once.
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KIT8AP COUNTY.

TUE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
i Kitsap county, wash. Ter, hereby
tionts Of said county with hoard. iodsing.
washing. clothing. nursing. medicines,
medical and surgical attendance. ard all
term Of ono year from aud after Nay u,
1855 All bids 70 be fled with the County
Auditor on or before the list day of May
next. The said Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and I'll bids.
Per order Of the Board.
NELSON McrJALLUM.
County Auditor and ex-ofI1cio Clerk Of
Beard OF County Commissioners Of
Kitsap county, w. r.
PoRT madison. w. r.. April s. 1854
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Foa SArK.--H Having DO regular foute
for the steamer Arres. Captain @. Cox,
hsr owner, oders her for ssle cheap.
She has sscensiy beeo thossnehiS upur
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she 10 il hrsf elAss condisson, and uonid
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

o. .LAxp ovszcs AT CzYnrrA, W.T..
March 81. 1864.
Notice h hereby given that NILS ELoF-
SON has died Is<ice Of intention u
mako ANAL proof before the Olsxs Of the Dis.
tFict Court. 81 his once In Seattle, ". r on
Friday, the 2sth day Of Nay. A. D. feso. on
Presumption D. Q. No. 10 1881, for the 6E 4 81
section II. township "a north, range least.
He names - witnesses; John e. Mitchell.
Harmon Allen. Andrew Andrewson aud John
p. Peterson, ell Of Port Blakely, W.T..
JOHN 2. CONVEY.
apsmyl3 Register u the Land once
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