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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

MANAGER Baltimore Herald cured his
cough with half bottle Red Star Cough
Cure.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

ANEcDoTE OF HORACE GREELEY Mr..
Greeley was queer character and could DE
funny when he liked. He was one OF The
originators of the American Institute and
naturally took deep interest in its well
fare. When the annual exhibition was in
progress the Tribune columns were full of
it. Sometimes Mr.. Greeley took hack at
it himself. Though strict temperance
man he one day astonished the staff by
writing a paragraph on the wine exhibit,
saving that il included port. sherry, claret.
Cliquot. Mumni, Roederer and champagne.
The staff was laughing over the old gentle
mans blunder, when he came in and
asked the cause. The slip Of his pen being
pointed out, Mr. Greeley remarked in his
squeaky voice: " Wa'al. I'm about the only
man on this paper who could make such a
id foolish mistake as that He was
quite right there.-Ihe Journalist.
1t is said that the application of bit of
ice, or even cold water. to the lobe of the
ear will stop hiccougbing.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

Tepid milk and water clean oiIcloth with
out soap.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

MY daughter and myself, great suffer-
ers from Catarrh, have been cured by Ely
Cream Balm My sense of smell restored and
health greatly improved-C. NJ. STANLEY. Mer-
chant Ithaca N Y. Easy to use. Price, so cents.
d7-2yMWF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

If You Want a First-cIass Buggy, Cart,
Phaeton, or anything in the Carriage line, go to
HAIRY BERNAAD's, Sixth and L streets If
8. 8. sc. L. southworth. Dentists. Sac.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12
ELECTION RESULTS.

The following additional returns from
official count in the remaining counties
were received by telegraph by the RECORD
UNION Yesterday:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

Regular Meeting of Harmony Lodge.
No 399. K and L. of H., at Firemens Hall,
THIS friday EVENING, November 18th.
W. Il. ROTH, Protector.
H. Z MOTION Secretary nl2-lte
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12
They Couldn't Get Far Away.

REDDING, November 11th.-A light rain
fell here at 4 o'clock this morning. No
more rain all day, but the sky is cloudy
and threatening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12

There will be a Meeting of the Jefferson
Club, THIS friday EVENING, November l2lh.
A full attendance requested.
". w. CUTHBERT, President.
n n PICKETT Secretary nl2-1t$
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-12
TIE PEOPLE AROUSED.

Preparations are in progress for holding
an indignation mass meeting at an early
nifty over the actions in the cases of the
many murderers now confined in Jail in
this city, and particularly to express the
public sentiment over this last atrocious
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17
RENO BOLTEXn.

A faction in Reno, fortunately
small, has made bolt on the Re.
publican Legislative ticket, and
are ret only working directly IN the
interest Of Senator FAIR; but they
are doing a great deal of damage
tn the whole State ticket elsewhere.
They are only half dozen strong,
but they are all full of cackle and
by button-holing passengers going
through, and pouring a tale OF dis
content into their ears; they are
irving to spread the impression
abroad that they will succeed in
beating the ticket, or part OF the
ticket here. Partly through per
soual pressure, and partly by work
ing on their dislike Of some OF the
candidates, some Of the Republic
cans of the town are being wheeled
IN the bolt. II every Republican
bolted every nominee that was not
his eva personal choice, it would
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17

If the miners Of Storey county
are 40 dissatisfied with the wages
and trea tment they receive at the
hands of G.. C. Stevenson (the ty-
ranical monster who pays out $40,
600 a U onth to miners) the idea
occurs to US that it might be good
nlan for these dissatisfied individ-
uals to migrate to Nye County
and work for Jewett Adams who,
while he only pays 50 50 day.
would shake hands with his men
twice a day and pat them on the
back as often as they wanted. Ii
the miners Of Storey prefer grins
and hand pumpings to coin. Nye
county and the extensive mineral
interests Of Aiams is the place
they leng have sought.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.


NOTICE HI NEREEH Giss.A
~ that on the first TueSday, 100 Sec-
ond day Of Novem Der next: at the curry
Engine House in Carson City, snd at'he
Old Post Ofnce Building in Empire Guy,
Grmsby County. Stato Of Nevada. IN
election will +. held for State, county
and township ofscers to-vit.
One Governor.
Ono Lieutenant Govern~.
One Congressman.
One Judge OK the Supreme Cos:St.
Ono Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Ono State Treasurer,
On. State Controller,
One State Printer,
One Secretary Of State,
One Surveyor General.
One State Superintendent OF Public instruction.
One Attorney General,
Tree District Judges for the District OF NoYaca
One State Senator,
Three Assemb ymea.
One Sheriff.
Ono County Clerk.
One County Recorder,
One County Assessor,
Ons County Treasurer.
One District Attorney,
O,e County Superintendent OF Pubic lns'rue-
ton.
One County Commissioner Qons term)
One County Commissioner (short term)
One Justice OF the Peace, Carson Township,
Oue Justice OF the Peace, Empire Township,
One Constable, Carson Township,
One Constable, Empire Township
Two School Trustees, Carson District,
Two School Trustees, Empire District,
Two School Trustees, Brunswick District,
And the following proposed amend
ments to the CbnstiI udon:
Proposed Amendm snt No. Re
enrding future Amendments to the Con-
stitution. May be submitted totne peo-
pic after approval by one session Of the
Legislature.
Proposed Amendment No. Re
auires one years residenc' in this state
in addition to other legal qualifications
to acquire the right Of v0ting.
Proposed Amendment No. 3.-PrO-
Yiu6R tnat StAlo SCuOOi OAoo may OS
invested in United States bonds, the
bonds Of this State or the bonds Of other
States.
Which said election will be orened at
| O'Clock in the morning and will cen.
,iuue unIil O'Clock in the afternoon OF
the same day. The ballots used at said
election shall be of good quality Of white
book paper, 10 inches iotg by ~ inches
in width. Tne names thereon printed
| shall be in bourgeois or BREWER capitals.
The designation Of Office in BREWER or
non pariei, and the form OF printing
| shall he OH the lett hand margin OF the
ballot.
N. d. HATCH,
clerk OF Board O. County Com mi sion
! Dated this lth day Of October, A. D. 1855.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17

be q difficult matter to elect any
ticket. But We believe that high
er consideration will influence the
Republicans of this county. We
do not believe that Senator FAIR
ha, won their love and confidence
to such an extent that they will
vote to send him back and turn the
United States Senate over to C'cve-
lands anti-Nevada Administration.
Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17
vnwNINc-S DISCRETION.

In yesterday journal: ROWING
announces that he has no longer
suy political ambition.
The APPEAL is glad to learn that
Mr. pownins has finally decided to
dive.t himself of the robes OF self
eonceit, which for years he has
wrapped himself, in and now walks
about the country in the more be-
coming garments Of humility.
Mr.. Powning has made the seri-
Gus mistake in politics made by
many other zen, of OVERSEEING him
self. He has demonstrated that he
can make . coed State Senator, yet.
all who ever saw him on the floor
of the Senate agreed that he would
stand better by sitting down OF
teaer. His constant aim waste be
conspicuous, like professional
travelling beauty. He should have
taken an inventory Of his talents
and been contsnted with bis rolitl-
cal success.
But no; he wanted TO run for
Congress. He was allowed to do
30. and in a Republican State
beaten BY oyer a thousand majority.
He should have taken this as
gentle hint to set down and be
quiet. but he never could be made
10 realize that he was fairy de-
f.a,ed. To vindica.c himself he
xprang into the ring to compete
with men who had been recognized
as mental and financial giants IN
Washington.
He felt that he had done more
for the party than Wren, was bet
ter writer than Dagsett, speedier
fnancier than Fair, aud a better
politician and debater than SteW-
art.
When he announced himself, a
broad smile stretched itself over
the sagebrush from Eureka to
Storey, but when Powning saw that
smile he mistook it for beam OF
unrestralned delight from the face
of the Republican party
lie opened his campaign by a
brash attack on his betters. lie
run full tilt against every body
hsas.ing, arrogant and insulting;
aoi!ins over with trag and buster
full of froth, foam and fury, load
ed down to the waters edge with
confidence in himself, and a con,
tempt Of everybody else. He slap
ped Stewards face and spat IN II
every day through the columns Of
his paper.
With Stewart a dignifed fore
bearance ceased to be u virtue, and
one day he went down to Washot
county, found something buzzini
about, shaped his hand into
scoop, and with single quicE
motion caught and crushed tht
fy.
This is the whole story. Look
back several years. people are be
ginning to ask what Powning ha:
done for the party except thrive a
:ts expense. The lesson has beer
a severe one, but be has brought !
On himself. That he richly de
served it is best condensed by th'
fact that he has not the politica
stuff in him to stand defeat. Mei
who enter political life must e1pcc
20 stand the reverses OF battle
but Pownlug pampered ten year
with the spoiIs of office, and tn
luxuries of camp life, finds hinsel
unable to stand the wounds OF wa
without filling the air with tn
noisy clamor and undignlhe'
.onealiug which one would onl.
look for IN the raw recruit.
He is now a deserter from tn
Republican camp. aud let it be re
membcred that he deserted hl
..olors IN the hour Of danger and o.
the eve of engagement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17

People are invited 10 read
the editorials Of that distin-
guished pnlitical writer. c. n.
Harris, Esq, Of this city, on the
local page. They will certainly
repay peruSal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-17

CARSON DAIRY
AMT.
OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. CARSON, NEVADA)
JOHN P, SWEENY Proprietor.
nHIs EXTENSIVE RESTAURANT HAS BEEN
enlarged and newly fitted throughout, and will be
supplied with home-rased poultry, fresh eggs milk and
butter from my ranch near the city The culinary de-
partment is in the hands of a professional
OYSTERS in every style, day and night Private reom
for families and parties. Meal orders attended
TO and sent to any part Of the city. EY-
cry department tirst-cas.
Call and Inspect
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al anaas end vie snd 6. =.
seg aziigDd Il taia city iasa ss1sse
xetn KeaFy. aftsR . no nlan
California, aFEipsd boss
- ElexBtn9.
30 raasis. ioKnaEIg cashier - l1e
$500 s 81 saaas % tfsn sKlp e fk9lflls
= tis Gwen q ths Faelhs.
r.s... ! d. afarahail, Hrs Marshall
= 7saaasr, Miss Dell Hia&a, IL
- 50 sssu yesterday noEnina
= al.e 0eeidensel, wheFe theg
- "a eoupie o. weaka -
- - IL California.
ssss loaded with rails end
s.s5s 1~ue asrtysd oesR tbs 8hnre Ltne
9 - nsnehard q Eon'a loNainR
- & aaws. The sseeA Fsila and
80 - Aaea ina&6d On % haEaA nna
e slsfs assllnatlaa.
m.1R Z. 4. Roafhe, for many geazn
correspondent as 2pFin HI
~ 1aeo IaEsF-J Ocean, apone yes
Is Seattle. MataE Aoaahe b
nleea With Washington Terri
axss IL 9naka Is Ma fn1use
.sss tons q RFankiin eaal
- - g1ag ghivFea = PaEs xown-
80 n tha 0faQ0n fwuxagea1enz Cons
-. ne HEmakliB e0Al meets with
t fsaos d RoEf Townsend and bida
3 dfiFs ebe WeilinRton ecal from
msgAet
ns glinaaa mnnhhosan ii ahe
n 4a11en nfrass wns discovered 20
A. Afn yesterday aftaKnnon. Ne
m SIS sounded, but Me- He hose
n "a hslza notif8d laid line of
M ana axtinamtslsaa tAa AaEnaa. Iha
ln a fhe hFs u unhnown.
re pablsa ah0ala bear ID naina that
Friday evening. July "a, n B. Car
egg6t life picture. new ~ IN siKtb
f * unprecedented successes, s8amsi
& Fsasu, tna D0mmareAas DKummaR, =
nm ~ presented 81 ths 0p1Fn H1asa b
0nftie's exoelieut company, sad on
raMF eNtning ''apua Cash, or HAn'
a % The Road uill % EendeEsd
gain 4. n. Starr has annpissed W.
Saana la draw 40 plans aud agealil~
Tor The Proposed naw ehFe1 seEg
k baAalng % 'FRONT.' ats9s The
laen nov on The pgonaxsY viii be
~ - rs ogp0eita side az the street.
iol new occupied By Mr.. X0asag
marN1anaes NJ. Lewman waa aEant-
fmlMioa 81 the City C0nneA iaeI
uiaa o move sha bnlldinRs across
slssel.
n. O. d. HandFiekaon, the celebrated
n leeta1gs, sneut MunaAy Ii ne.
A ~. HeadHi9kann u sacafina OATS
~ eoufss ~ illnsirated Gestures On
Ashinaion Territory And Alaska, % b
gsTs4 IL she EaHf Hn expects 30 81
ps he assent AZ Monnt Rainiax dar
tha latter part of the present week
ambeE ef aiti&a az % Seattle have Ee
ad him h deliver hla laetura % The
kasass0ns PARK II tale city, an6 Is Il
ahla thaf the invitati0n viii be 50
f Il the necessary arrangements
- b mAaa.
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Mrs.. WrkH1ow'a SooTn1Na SxMuF, foF
ehildren tssthinq, d the pEesnFiptiun ef
haan used for forty yaaEs with never
failing success By millions Of mothers
for thsix ahildEsn. Daring the process
og keethina iss valus d inaalguiable. Ia
relieves the child fram pain. cures dya-
eutegy and diAEFhn8, RripinR h sba
bowels and Wind colis. By giving health
b The child Is rests he mstheE. PFics
"a. q hasfia au2Idw1v
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rs naanE naaaEns' plcAaS.



Labs Waahinnaon has neTeE sen 4
msFrieI, happier group OF kris than I'd
80 maias, % salf ,aiylsd, who assam.
I'D % IL bazdsrs yesterday fsE sha
hFaaian % theif fourth annual plo-
al4 Tee stages annveyad tha tweaiy
maiasna eus . iks dimpiinN waters ID
iha aaKlY mGFnlnR.
1Aa entire day was one uf ioy and
W Ieelina. boatinR, bathing. wadina,
azeAinR bsnsaih ne shade 81 lts biz
Asfla lanTslss with many jokes foE aDpa.
aA and ssaHteFiaR through the beau
Nial wesas % thnlF homes ID lawn, aftag
aslaa he daY the plsasantast QUE Of
AaFi@A
naFiaa he der She club eleoted q nsw
sldanls VITO Appointed 8 Oemmi1tne
e Arrangements sox the ensuing year.
agssaftaua cath Il said - have bean
tsaan ~ All has threa--of lheaa Dane
A4meE asith --l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

Tnoun1z wrrA L0NasnaRnlGns.-Ss
time sinos TIE lsuxah0ssmen of esaatls
formeaa Unien, and usads demand
that In tha future thay Be paid "a tie
rata 81 40 CENTS per hear fos dsy work
and 50 ssase psf hear fas niehs work.
Tkis domAnd 9aa aeeeaad &c b Ne
Paniaa Coast Nseamabip Compaay.
When khis peln4 vas gained. ths fenR-
nhnraEnaa inaietad en- dieeAtane WHO
shonlo Wurk IN The wAEeAoase, and The
wages whieh The nan Ia the Wneahs1as
should reeeiva. Two a. thros tines. in
order q kasp paAea % tAe fAmilg, the
lea r. 5. kailfoad O. mpaHy, which
uMna tue whafves and warehouses. has
given way 60 them. On Thursday
maEnias, howessE, afteR ne arrival Of
che Qneens the lonaahQreGnQn refused
10 eommanae dieehAFatns TIE vessel
until M. Johnaon. ne waFehoaasman,
o. discharged. Thia ME. JeAnsea has
been IN ne emploF of ses eempanY IN
various capaniltea for ahe pAal i've
years, and has heesme traSted egsal,
ard ane WhoR The Comp9ng ts very
10TH 30 paFa With. Wh0n the inferno
tlen thsl ia iannghdEo1aea woEi4 no9
aa 8 waFk unttl NJ. 5oAn4on b dis
charged was oommanieased - slF. +.
j. MtlRee, ~ Vas Hpe Iced u MAka1g
np ain mind wAat eoarsn - rursao. he
| immsdialalY pFoeoe4ed % ~ unAtk
"a urdsrea ev1sg peraun 90 NtilinR -
40 % uask 81 ths premisaA. egue fuu
we're FelastAni about golnx, wse1 CAP
tain De wolfe, poiias ciiqGt, aaSt1le0
thsrn cot % tAa waRenouse. O1heF nse1
wefs AZ eaes emplayea. AID he snip
was tienAaENsd Ia tine % RfooeS9 90
TIE eaand yaa1aE6AF afsernoon. The
pss uaen we're paia 4e eeats a. hoaE.
/ ths sams a sae inmR sfsEsa we're g
hnss resolved Nj. MilneF states thai
there are pi1nfy ef nsea rea1F Aad VIII
lima aa wark a those ngaren. ana at the
saTSsa tina ns4 neAanpt 10 dfesats whe
ahe Camnamy shall Rmpt0g o. boz 4
shall osnaa4f its buAlneaH n ether d.
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Eha Rsaaas IN SaFlsas Precincts n
Mag camm1y ard Elsewhere.
CoExAx, Jane 2s.--TosAl vote $50
For pzohibiiion Is majority. Pruhibi'
ton vas carried in every pFeeinea q
The onunty.
Coupnvfrrx(I sland county . une q. :
Total vote I61 fer prohibition ~
against prohibition 81; majority Tor, d
DumAmzan, Jnne -. fetal vote lSs
fer prohibition 52i against prohinitioE
So; majority against, 30
DAx1oa, Juna z-Totai vofa l6l
majority for prohibition, l03.
FAnxs CIxE, Jams 28.-I0tni v0ts 81
for prahihift0n 81; against prohibition z
majority for, 80.
FInArro. June 81. - This precinct gags
4 majority against prohibition.
GNRWN RrvRn, June 81 Total vote 81
for prohihasion III against prohibition
g; majority against 8.
HosaaT0H, 5nne 81 Total vote 81
for prohibition 81 against d majority
JuaE1zA. June 2s.--Maiority aRainsl
pFohlbssion 3.
KIM. June 2s.--Total vote ifs; fol-
prohibition 81; ARainst prohioision %
majority for, Al.
NEwuAsHER, Dune S.-fotai vote ltS
for prohlhikon So; against pfohibitioE
iC1; "a iority against, ~.
REn1oH, Juae S8.--Total yose l2li feI
pFohihislon 81; against pFohlbition -
majority against, Z.
SLkuan1KR. Jnne 2S. - Total vote l0<
for pFohthstioa 81; against prohibition
IS; majority Tor. Il.
HAxnl0N Bar. 5ana 9e.-rosAl vote ~
fos pRoaibiEian a.; aRatust prohfbinon 2
maieEity for, -
Totx. Zane .. fetal vots 81 for pro
hihisaon II; aeainss pgohinision ID ma
taEily against !.
uMloE. June g1--IotAl yoee - 10
pEohinifion ., against pEoAinition ~
majority against, 4.
VAsHoA, 1uns 93.--TotAi vote 81; kol
pFohlhisson IS; against prohibition s
majority against, -.
WAxTHuuRa, 5une 1s.-Istal vote
ezA for peohlbition les. against proht
bssion IS; maiorisy fuxs 10.
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Piles aFs fFeaasntly preeeaed hy 8
Bsnsa % waigkt 4 tho backs lolHa and
lower part az the 9hdoman. ennalu9 tie
pafient b suppnza BE- hA& s0uas a4NGtiam
90 che kidneys ca na&ak hoFinG eEHans.
AZ tsnses nFEnue1ma a. indi9sson aFs
pEHal, HaenisneY, unsaKinaM e &he
stomaah. exa. 4 8aiasMHe, dka paespi-
man ataanaana. Bind, 6landtnE ana
lfchanR Plies yisid q unae - ths aHnii-
oAtaon 81 Dr. Baamnk0As Pie &ensdy.
which nnta dlfee1lF Hp0n lne psstB A.
featnd. aksoshfna the IuusRas aiinying
tbs intense ilehi1a aae e8sesamg peE-
manana enras Priee - oau1s. Address
TIE DT. Bennnka Medietne Co, PtqnA,
0hfo. sold ~ A. h 6zwwANz. 6w
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The Exasntfse Cumnait9aa uf the Pa
"a Soand CAankaaQaa Samm&F ASsn-
hsv have anasRed namhaE e. nEw Grs1
class tnnts. mhinA fhay are psapara1 90
rsnf - aal en- aaaavaHhla tezns % Aag
wha UaY wisA ~ eaaMp 90 - Cehataa.
aaA eFexn2s. sAsaell naac1o - anftna tie
kassmh aY. whlsA hlselna 1niy tfta- For
saFns Apply - ME. 4. MAcxuzuaas a
to Marnsan1S Mmtsnazi h4nss %
Efun1 afEseG is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

Mr.. r. Springer, az Meohaniesbanz,
Pa, writes II vas afnie1aa With luna
fever and abenasa % innRs, ard Eednsed
10 q teafkiaq ekeaefens Coz . free trial
bottle ct Or. Kings Nsu Discovery Eos
Consalnpasnn, which did ne 20 much
good that I honQht q dollar bottle.
After nsinR three bottles, fouud myself
onaa mere 8 ma1. eamplesely restored
30 health. with 3 heaFsy apFslile ard q
gaia IL neah Of ~ pnands.n Call a A.
B. StswaEf'a drug ztors ana SO q fra
trial bottle of this esEtain cnga fuf al
Lung Diseases. L.arzs bafslea 81. On
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Iksx CnkNcM -Atsnr cur ale4an& cal
uaie r. Mas. and eli REsBaraiaons wals
rsai,a fsr diaeansinuin9 tne Sa&ssaa
Nxnnnh RuEmifaEa kseAhlisanaen2 N
aaeerseuia wara o4erad Aad - rsooa-
-s.srse-s a. plannna feE eanilnaanR
- - undaf khs mnFe favoEeble siE-
~nnrkanens. and ue "a oaee adaea sans
rhnisa nsw goods % car x@kr nasa -
sseea eanak. Bua unahae - AEFan1e &c
- Il aAAs efmN expeelsd, - Ase -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

In Che eass a. The Territory W. For
Fsst Cabngn. fha Prosecuting AttoEaey
rnasea thas he defendant be DISCHARGED,
and he reaogulzanes Of the prosecuting
wisnam s. forfsfaaa. Motion granted.
United States W. q. SiaFs0n. Indicted
for aFand larueny. Defenaant aFfatzn.
"a and Plead nol guilty.. 0ass eantinned
fag he term.
Cariasian Garrison and Q. g. RionR.
az DenmaKk. and jobs kaRi, e Ger
mtanY, wnEa admitted 30 elilEen4hip.
Cav a Neaatts ". 9eo9aa bsnsn0.
yeesiol az guilty aa charged.
TeEztt1Fy y. kvenstt unden. charged
Win Arson. Ga trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

w.P. BoxD 4 CO. ksep ths latest
shapss ard styles IN eorsess. and haVa
addAd largely 30 tAslR full asanEsnenel
10 meet ahn dsmAnaa af ire apEHna So
san. In eaEssts they Ab0w sne iaAdine
and heaa makaa, a. wEl as tna novel
ties. and we are cersaia they ca1 plsass
yua Il yea wiil anly tAka tha tFu1hle g
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

That TIE rsader may fully under.
stand what constitutes 9 good Ooueh
and Lung Syrup, we wild say that TaS
and Wild Cherry Is the basis Of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients. with several others equally
IS etEieaeseaa, entsr largely into DR,
Boa@nko'a Coagh and Lang Syrup, AAna
making Il one Of the moss reliable nov
81 the market. Price % cents and 81,
Samples free. Sold b. A. D. GTEw.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

w. p. Benz & CO. are exhibiting Q
very large aad hFilatAnl tine of staple
and fancy dress goods this season.
EurinQ hxinRa with IL always the desire
to- many new shades And styles mose
Appx0pgiase 10 ths brighter se4sen. ~
ali means visit nrst enn Ars1de when
asking ysuF seisetionas teE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

The Best SaIva In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, 6eres. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe-
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and positively onEss Piles. or no pay
required. Il h guaranteed 20 give per-
feet satisfaction, or napneg refunded.
Prizes 25 cents per box@ For sale b A.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-30

seCux FnMGRx R&EEa, -QuR spginR
goods arriving W eheAp frsIQhs enables
as Go give t1e p9bals tie sanenk aheEeof.
We oAaF alaan. neg a0o9e and D1tnlnR
sha0 waFn, &c pKiees wilh0a8 parallel IN
the history Of seattle.
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