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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
uaRKE COUNTY.

An oddities % the farm house Of the
School for Defective Youth, 32x40. Is
nov being constructed.
crop is In q bad way for want Of rain.
Il looks as IL there would be none for
shipment II this neck Of the woods.
In many small towns IN Washington
Territory. this county not excepted, the
word comes that the saloons are still In
full blast, and tkoee who thought the
fght ended when they put in ballot
for prohibition are not heard froms even
where prohibit was carried By che
heaviest maioFities.
This week there are fifty-three sisters
Of the order Of st. Vincent de Paul as
ssmbled at the House Of Providence IN
Vancouver, where the annual retreat is
being conducted under charge Of Father
Mc9 1ckin. OF Victoria, b. O. o. Fri
day at o'clock there will be prOfes-
sion Of faith by three new sisters, Misses
Blanohet q d Barrard, Of Canada, and
Miss Kuhn. Of Walla Walla, at which
Bishop JunQsr will of6ciate, other
priests assisting.
Ths Rev. A. s. Nicholson and family
Yesterday departed for their new home
at Tacoma. On Sunday Mr.. Nicholson
preached his farewell sermon IN the
Episcopal church Of Vancouver, and
tooh the occasion to make q review Of
the work he had accomplished here as
q pastor. After eighteen years real
dence IN this city be goes 10 his new
Geld followed By the good wishes Of all
car citizens, who realize that We part
with a good oitiS q and public spirited
man Of usefulness. -fHdependeHt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

NEw YoRE, Aug. S3.-U.S. Government
bonds we're dUll and steady. The stock
market today Vas duh and featarefess.
The political disturbance Of EaE0ps
eaused some selling By foreign houses,
and ID response 10 higher rates for non
~ prevailing ia London, there vas an
advance ia sterling exchange rates.
There vas vexS little az feature through
oat the day. a0etaatiuna being con6ned
within parroW range and bnsiness vas
sxceedinRly dali. The street. vas iced
ed With fnmoxs 10 regard 10 Nickel
Plate. bot The stOok vas very quiet
There vas an advances IN q few q TIE
active stocks The hrsf prizes this
morning we're down from 10 Il per
cent. Prices declined from the opsn-
inc bot fer small ffaciiona There was
hettex feeling in the affegnooa, bua
Nithout special movement until he last
boar, When pEiees we're bid ap By room
traders, The market closing sseadT. Tia
uet result q tie business Il THAI every
thing On the active list Is q fraction
lower. Tbs decline in Canada SoafheFn,
heEeyef. reached ~ per ceaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

NEW YoRK. Aug. 2S.-U. s. SIS, l001S
e.. lz65s; SIS, 1i03f; Pacific Sc. 126
AmeFican Express, les; Canada Pacific
66; Can. Southern, Az; Cen. Pacific
42l( Burlington, l4l1<; Laekawanna,
i27; Denver 4 Rio Grande, .; Kan
aas q Texas 29 Lake Shore, e614
Louisville & Nashville, AN; Michigau
Central, 79A Northern Pacife, "a
preferred, bS1S; Northwestern, 1lS5k
New York Central. lo95(; Oregon Rail
way and Navigation, i043< Oregon
rFansoontineatal, BIZ; Oregon In
provement, ~; Pacific Mail, 56[
Panama, 50; Rock Island, l26; Union
Pacific. "a; United States Express, S.
Wells. Fargo. Us; Western Union. $50
Erie, SIN; St. Paal. 9iA; Texas Pa
eifie, lAA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

NANa-H~
Iasf exsufnE ~ occnpad wilA sxeNl-
Inmf papsEss ona b. keqs mr. Aiilaslsy
cm what oanha fAa nniniz1eE g expeGf
fsem ths psspeK and The othsf 90 mnss
ne peouls onQhs % eKpect FROM sneir
s-sr1<1--. s. ~ 1R. Kenuelr, eopy
~ essh ~ uhfoh uas requested fee CAB
Iicaiion-
This norninv ahe frst half hcaf was
ocsnrisd viii deEoeional exercises, I'd
~ Neg. u aEeena
R~v. No.. Fsarsen. e. TIE scandina-
Wan Methaaiss ahurub, and Wolf, Of the
German Lnehexan chu Cd Of this place,
Pref. ChurehiIl, 81 Obsriin, Ohios aad
MeKinleF q S1mnef, we're invited 10
IS e coFfespcndinz members.
Messrs. Gxeens, H0skinson and Taylor
we're eleetsd - nembers Of he kinancs
Commitfee; Eessrs Otis, NswbenT and
Wolfe Of .the Committee on sabbath
Rsg. Mr. Campbell vas selected TO an
/ tie vacancy en- the oaumittee on Co.'S
nv; Messrs. Greene. Fowler and Barweil
10 al vscanoiea in the C0mmittes on
HisEious; MessEs- Eslls. NagbsEEy and
Cheadle were appoiatsd COMMITTEES On
oFartursa 60 ths Ganeral Association e
Oregon and Washington IN regard % the
time Of fntaEs mesttERa.
The provisional constitution aoople q
last yoaF, having reference % eanneo-
tion between This body and The oaneEal
Association Of Oregon and Washington.
vas slightly amended and adopied-
In the afternoon MsssFs. Ballard, OTIS,
Sanders0n and etnbbs wore eleeted %
| an vacancies Occurring in the Trustees
Of tha congregational TFust Union.
Resolutions we're adopted endorsing
i the work am0nR aeamen carried on
by Chaplain Stubs, favoring the W0-
i mans Board Of Missions and she better
observance Of the Sabbath.
Seattle vas ssleeted as the place Of
meeting next yesr, and Rev. b. i. Bates
vas added 70 the baEiness committee fer
| the next three ysarA
Messra. Osia and Siubba were elected
delegates 20 tbs naxt National Conncil,
with power 20 appoint substitutes IN case
Of failure 20 attend.
1 Maasrs. OTIS. Taylor and Lindsey
we're selected as the Committee on Ed
uoation.
Ths Treasurer, Deacon Foster, read
his report for che year, which showed
all bills paid and q small balances in the
treasury.
Rev. 3. @. Otis. Of the Committee on
sabbath Schools, made report on that
uoisot, and il vas voted 20 request the
she Congregational Sunday Sonool and
Publishing Eaciety to send g Sunday
School missionary to Puget Sound.
Mr.. Eells read q paper In behalf OF
the Congregational Publishing Society
and Chaplain Stubbs addressed the A.
ISOLATION ia regard 10 work among thi
Beamen.
Il was decided TO print an abstract Of
the N nutos in connection With those o.
the General Association Of Oregon and
Washington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Cali fsr & Republican Con-
Ventisn.

A III. REPUBLICANS OF KING
cnunty are regmazfo4 70 3oin IL sana-
80 deafnafes 10 q herlAltr9m Ccuuiy
Crnveatoa % b held = eeaftla.
SATURDAY. AUGUST - IN
AZ n eicloek 4. m, for the p1rpose q ~
11fuffna 9elEgatea % the Territorial Con-
renfion to Be- held e Iacoma Eeplemeer
~ ard &c Disfricf Conventions. and also
far the purpose q nominating eandl A l.
I.eaisia1rra and 10 attend to any ether
hnsinega that may come up
ne hasss az representation Is made On
II : Reuu hlican vote for Adi1tAnt aenera4.
Ilrirsd e. General and Commsss zry- Gen
~-si. ~ - eiecfion ~ 1884. oae celeEkle
fer ea.h fffy votes ard one additional
deIsrsfs fnr each fractiun q ten xotsa and
ever. - -. 4.
ANY new pFecluct formed after this
aefa shaF b entitled % one delegate.
500 precinet j. entitled 70 delegates a.
fnlInEqN tnWfts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

IN TIE DISTRICT C0ERf OF TIE
i Third Judicial District Of WashlDgtol
Territory, holding terms . Seattle Alns
County.
bailant, vs.. stsameE s. Z Masticks hesposdeni.
Public Rotice Is herebv gtven, thai, where
Is 4 libel has been aied IN he District ccurt
q the Third judicial Distr q Of Washirgtou
Territory, holding terms q Seattle, IN Adlut
rsity, on The 1ifh DAY o. august. 1855, b. the
Black Dlamond Coal Mining Comrany, Lloel
Last. against ths s'eAmsr 3. l. Mastick. her
tackle. apparel aaG tarnilures whereof A.
BENJAMIN Is, OF was latele maaier. alleging ~
subsfance thai the Libeliant Is 3 corporation
o. ganiEad under the laws q ahs State o. Calf
farnla, and authorized 10 do business "a said
Territary; thai The said steamer s. l. Aasfick
is 4 domestic vessel engaged IN towing on the
waters Il Puget Sound, N sid District and
owned IL said District; thst betgeen he lst
1885, said Libsllsn', q the requssi Of the mas
Ter and owner q sad steamer, furnished 70
said steamer certain supplies az coal which
we're necessary 80 enable her 70 carry on said
business. IL the aggregate ameunt q teo3 30
that no part thereof his been paid that sad
clam b. the laws Of Washington Aefrit1ry 4
lien on sid steamer.
And for = second cause Of action alleging
thai on the tn day % Joly, 1885, there vas
owing % ceFtain seamen On poard said ste am
er ESgta for services Performed thereon, q
the request 81 said master, aggreeatlng in
amount tbs sam Of Sll265, that said MASTER
OF said steanaar desired to discharge said crew,
but had no funds % pay said Ways. and sAid
Libellant. Al Tie request u said master, fur
nishsd 10 sald vessel Tor TIE purpose Of paw
ing said wages. and On her credit, the sam Of
tl4l 50. no part q which has been psid; hat
aAld Gessas l. nov lying a. the port q seattle.
In said District; and that I'll and sI1gaia' tha
said premises ale true, and within the Adni
ralty and Maritime jurisdiction q the Uniied
States and Of this Court.
WhersfsFa. said Ltbe LIANT pr4ys for the
usual process against sald steamer. and that
che may b condemned and sold 70 pay said
LfbsllAns's delnsnd.
New, therefore. 90 pursuance 10 Tie admcn-
ition undeF tha seal q sAfd Court. 30 ne ui-
rected and delivered, I do herebF give public
nofice to all persons claiming sid steamer ..
L. Aastick, Or IN any manner lntefesio9 there
In. o. kasEluE. % having anythlng 70 say Wty
The same snenld nst BE- condemned and sold
pursuant % the prayer o. said Libeliant, that
they be ard appear before said Co1rt, D b.
held "a and for said Enird Judicial Di,irlnt a.
seattle, on Thursday. lne 25sh dag Of August,
1885, AZ II e'eiock IN the forenoon Of that day,
Il the szms Should Be q dag Of jsfiadiction:
otherNlse. On the aext day Of turisdiction
Their after. then and here 70 infsrpuss q claim
for the sane and % make tbeir allegations IN
that behaf TT. HAEILIJNs
9. 8. Marshal for Waahingtoa Terriicry.
Da4ed seattle. August ilth. 1855.
6aRUvA. HAMS 4 &cMfoEKs, Prcctou for
Lahellank gu n ~
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MELIS' IINE SD KSSLLl
1o d PM

DK HOWARD. SEE oN1 =.
VII, fzam dsta. carEy - 49, 49,.
.....s,s - = SSs-777s Ifa1lnT ~
ts.-E 49, So - 40 Era4 1s'l..
WiE tezrk 81 Pcrt eaDele - =. ~
a. q ga arrtginE - 11AlAt 49,.
ailarzs1a. folUrUlnH WI t44ae ~.
Wharf e. acl1Gl u41Ey "a
s8tNn3a5 sf1rR ~ 1a&tNT -
fABF4 G1Asaa6a a. $1,000 4A
1ss aeeanar fe1e1 lane VI tf
hoak faF fort aAmat1 eE4EF
- - -. = 49, - e. - sszfea
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Tas aca and aEl-css. 6sss.id nsl al . CAL &c
hin. IheD4ct1r Aaa visited he hs4pltals e
AaFops and entainad q aseaa esai 81 vaauahll
tnformn1ian whieh be n compaten1 10 lmpar
70 thoas II nsaf ef his nsrHicNs. D8. 9rHBOA
ccEnunlcAsions stric4lF cnC6fenfsai. nsnr
Zen aoiiars foF . oarkaQs ~ ma1iczna. a.
areas Oh. J. ,. dIBBOS. Box Ia5s. So FrzB
etsoo. Gal Nsnfi.s Polr-laEEEz1sEsrEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

San FRAECIsco, Aug. . -Cleared-
Steamer Columbia, for Astoria.
PonT LUDLOW, Aue. g. - Sailed
Bark Atlanta. for Honolulu.
TAFoosH, Ana. ga ship and sehoon-
or passed 10 to-day. A bark passed IN
Saturday night. Light rain fresh
southeast wind.
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gTRAMER TRAVE. -
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfish Bay.

THR sTEAMRK sEA1TLR
VI lelFs fha had ~ Pcrt
WasEinEsea ~ Sesifis 81 Nsutsta avf ~
daEs q = n 81 laase teaa q Fsrt orrbsrs
q 30 ~; 4hcaaN'K a. ~ n Fofns
M1ae ana RosteRs a. Al q. n. aaa VII nrrfps
a eaAaEte 81 ,. m ErtRrninx g Rars Wath
ng'en and Pen orchard. VA lsavs Ha.efsa.
.on : szitA's uANrf KaesElAgs Aza So araays
- 80 q n
o. Nsdnes1sys a. { a. =. IN ls1vs hssa q
Dof9eA ~ ~ sea.tl-- ieGFs fulaf Hklts
aua tgEtaSa - u ~. AelarniaF VI Isaae
eeAtii4 e. s4zns tay 81 ,. n
faze fEaza ary seas - PA HazAlrrfon ar
kest oFeA4Ea. Sc. h-fwrea foxas. asa
Tvs JOHN a. NIHEE. Massar.
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J. w. IAhNA. AaS
WIN iaavs Yeslor'a whaf. 1roT
Monday morning. a. : o'cl1c6 s4
Vancouver, va tls lsian1l, s,Asna -
ssmiahnoo, FsiuFalsg hs saas ~.
And Thursday morniAgA a. J eeasa. fg
hsw usstminslsF aat Naaeeagaf
The EvanRcl arrives a. NAnw4yN
the day after leaving 3aa1a anA AtlM
rsmeinin9 thsre thres ksaFs laarw 10
her return trip 70 aeazta. 80
Fer freight o. nazaTe a1plF ~ 90os
fOcTGft. agent. o. On toaze.
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CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC. noaRaL AND
BUSINESS

Are psessnssd % thoss who may wish IN
atructl1n.
Special atfension B called % tie Normal
DepartmenL Young ladies' aad young
gentlemen who are expecting % enter
unan TIE teachsra' pEoteaaton VII -
<raatly henedttad hF taking TIE course "
lnB1ruction In eur Normal Depart uenl-
OCH NoR,xA1 GRADUATES ARE ALWAYS
IN DEMAND.
Axcelient advantages are offered IN
Mrzic. Painting. Drawing. French and
German tangoAEes. and eloeuetoa-
CHARGES for tuition and board are very
raasoua hla-loWer than those a any
school a the northwest Offering equal
privilegeA
Tbs travelling expenses Of Fupll7 IN
coming e and returning hoMe 1x0m the
University, once n each year. &rs deduct
ed fr0m the annual tuition charges.
First term begins sept 6. 1886
For further Information address the
President. i. J. POWEIsIA
auiTdWtd Seattle ". 4.
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nArLNx aATzEMT. 1KP.PrRRr
kres.aeet Wise Pras1asns
Puget Sound Hatian2l Bank q
Ssattla
Occidental Block.

pUY AND sKzx. FoRKIsN Awn
- 1cn1slAc GxehazEa. rausfsg ueeeT
VI talaTreeA . aay YaFt e 90 &c.
ot4ta4 ~ EUF19A roceiEs 1aDaslts -
nuneT aaa i2as - baaf1or osFtIss -
c0RnEsRoxnxxTx
Lenaun n. n. ResAnnala a Sra
kAeiA d EoksRr1 Eaa.
BramAfarA a o u Ven a1saNr n -
Ce.cHEn, Celuerafai NRtaunai -
Aog1ea. SeeE Entlanai nMnk
~ Efanc1tua - Hsnk 4 CnafnFnsa
tHtlAnA - FlEzs N4EinsAl nlak.
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SEAIIlE-HnAIrlM IN

The steamer " X WERWHN Va
leave seattle every sunday. TaesIsr ~
THURSDAY evening. 3 D ciock. fnf tF hS11rn
calllHS a9 Mukiltoo. fal4iln Ccane4la
OAK harnors Jtaalady, IaconnaF. HIna
A4ecorteA. Guemea HamiAh. N11rtMNAh
hsllinRham and Sohoma.
Returning, VIII leave Whnfrnrn erefs
Monday, " Wednesday I'D Haf er1r
lngA e o'clock. ar $500 n1Ilnr
inteEmedlale points q he u17s
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WASHINGTON
STEAMB0AT TRAAspakTAIloA ca
Carrying the y. . Mall.
Tacoma, &ulIIs { Pert ISvusni Rnh

ONE or THE w. 81 -
q 7. Cos steamers
tWaehinFtou or Edithln
VII run daiiF between Tacoma ana N.'I
toWnsend. leaving Tacoma anon t4a
% train and touching az 89nttln N
MnaiaoG. fort Gamble. Port IsudIem
Port T9wnsend. Returning leave
Iownsend every day lsxcspk sundag & 4
o'ciocE ,. N.
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STEAMER RElH
FOR COLBY, FORTS 0aCRi lm
WASHINGTON.

STEAMER HI an w.n
- llliia Nn1tar. ioE41s .s.''S
lon& smlths wharf. 5oati|a sls|g H. \,
v elnesd4y and friday, As 80 M
Colby Mllcheil's Point, haaf a. Fr4 f
ehara also. 10 bead % Port N ~ ls1n
kse turning leave head Of kaoEf w a.l~
- - 9. n, head q Port 0GaAara "a Is N
Tuesday THURSDAY and salulta1.
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$1,000 RRWARD.

DY ORDER or THE COMMISSION
10 ers q King county, VI. t. ! hereby
oflsr 5000 reward fer the arrest and con.
TiceiOn 81 the person, who, on the sth day
u February, murdered ]. Manning Col
inWton. IN said county.
IN McGRAW. Sheriff.
Seattle, v. r. FEB. 3. lisa Tess
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fMM oktE pssaass sMAatznnas aR WDRMEEB MzEn
1Hsna4aAla !. eEa1E4A ESBkNrtM ~ TEKENlgE.
FFu.1pssise 49, ~ nEsREFEtcA eoxNEARSrE8
eo4tALkNE4EE& Fsrasa na1rfuNa = - uksllae
n1sEkaEz nes.anus - su-si-R or ts.A eHMH
taxa an fEHNEEe ~ lsF4FEkr uaa44 ~.
DelEn14 eeeRslE 81. $500 -
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FoR TAE UPPaR skAon.
STEAMER CHM

Carving the United HaatM wh
kANha NEallkhH WHALE ~
~ Mondsy, Weenoslag nd 81 -. =.
tlrzlias Tuesday, THURSDAY ara NaI1. ~
S4iiLn8 ~ Mukltee, IllaI1. 4|1r 11s
y laaisdys Htr Landing. : Eaei e. =. 49,.
NerHon, eaerllnH and all isl111a''1 -,
points sboVo. For floiQhf 81 -. 49,.
On board orto GRO. fosIE..E. Al
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FOR SNOHOMISH clIT.

.1mllIi1I 1 : m.
WIN leave Seattle for Eamuns. m.,s
teos LoMeA and snaAQmlfAa 6aii9 ~.
essP.aes sesns4sh caLling g Aassaqils ~
ketarning leave Snohnnli.K 1.tis is
day excepted @
Fer freight Or pa11age aro1r 4. ~.
or @ Geo Eoaler, Gg1nk fisss'r IA 49,
ldA9 Il 20"
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5ho steamer DAMaN via aaFa 1analIs
t1r eGA8lt river ana way NA arAgy
Monday and Thuradng, naRnnH Xnaa
days and Frl1AyA
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CKALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- ~ the Port Blakely Mn C0mpany's
ofhce. q Port BlakelF, until noon. We'd
ncsday, Aug. Is. lisa FOR the construction
q three large tres-ies on the line 81 the
Puget Sound ard Gray , Harbor Railroad,
on Little skookum Bay.
Plans and spacifcafions can be seen Al
the once Of Whltworth 4 ThoEa son. s.
attic.
The Company reserves the right 10 ~
Jet any AID al bids.
aul9 PokT BLAKELY MILL co.
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TIE TOPIC or TEE DAY.
SICK HEHDaCHE AND
LONDON. ENaLAND.

I7T7TI7-777T
Beware q limitations. Tho genuine IN
blue Wrappers only.
~ send for circulars = g. EYAE0-
WITCH, General American Manager,
p. 0. Box 1854 New York city.
Mention this papar. For sale by A. b.
8EEWART, SEATTLE, w. Il. 5ef5&wty
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Far freight ard pansaQs gElIl g ca
panys ofLlce. On y o1ler y zlEl ol1n 11I1
the hozta e Tie raEn8 wha1
malt GE0 s. 1905 30.
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RoILERsBUILT or ALL DEsCRIr
~ sS.' to- as Is1 : s 49, ~ wurk and
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sTEAArER


sTRA1EER
FAhH1 taxi
0E. W. sM11N 49,.
Leaves Ieslers wharf Cor 4s.s,-. =.
accom- and Oil mpIa. - -. -4
nesday and Friday ~ II - ~
coma ~ IB,i5 .. n. and s7rirss - ~ ~
~ ) 2. a. GAO. FOsTkR x ~ n
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xpue1r7oxAk
EDUcAIzoyAE
YER TSITERSIFT or
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
LOCATED AT
SEATTLE, W. T.,

Sands q fhs ksad q the edncetianai IS
TEN a. the Territory. & ado.dz the xery
hssf navnnesgaa for education Eo1r
eourses oI alaay. he
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m ADMIRALTY.

BY order County CentFai COMMITTEES
auadWtd QEO. KLNNEAR. ChalKma
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-06

lur For, worth Witness h.- al
la-t touudout that, Marshal Cabcu
is- been cDutrmri
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-06

IDuuNt. FOR KfNr VOW Us rnE ~
n -vbVIDh 20 .ililuR pfuct 800 Hud Au-Ui
street AplIs at once. 4 ju$L- IAhtui. iuo
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-12-18
Fort scott and New Orleans.

One of the most important Kansas
enterprises now developing is the
railroad project as an extension of the
X. N, Il ID. from Fort Scott through
Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana to
New Orleans. 1t will give the great
northwest the shortest and most direct
line to the great southern port of the
United States. 1t will bring millions
of feet Of pine lumber now valueless,
because of lack of transportation
facilities, into the great market for such
Il product. One of the most enthusias-
tic aud active workers for this new
line to the cotton, sugar, iron aud lum.
Der regions of the south, is General j.
H. Rice Of the Fort Scot Monitor. He
has been over most of the route twice
secured charters for the whole line and
the promise of subsidies of over two
million dollars and the exemption
from taxation for twenty years for
part of this railroad, which tho people
are most anxious to procure.-Iopska
(.kon.) Journal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-12-18

- Some Of our brother editors in Lou
isiana ssen to think that there il Ouly
one nan III the Stale suitable for Gov.
ernor, snd that gentleman Is Ex-6ov.
Nichols. 1t il hard To believe that
there Is only one man in the entire
Pelican State VINO IL honest enough 10
govern il. But the Town Talk mas y
higher opinion Of Democratic leaders.
!ThefG are plenty VI good men ia our
State, and we trust before 1888 that tue
pres WIil IN support of one Ut
them-s0me new mad. The Town
Talk is tired Of the Same old cry:
"Nlcholls! Nicnoils!" We want =
lnau VINO will not Withdraw about the
lime the State Convention meets.-
Alexandria Tom Talk.
The Telegraph 10 with the Town
Ialk. Judge Moncure woulo be n
suitable man to unite on, don't you
think? g., Aot,s. aG.5siH 'a
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-12-18

The Monitor is pleased to announce
that all the complications which have
been rumored regarding the kansas,
Nebraska & Dakota road are at AN end,
and that all the rumors to the effect
that the road had changed hands, OF is
about to, are wholly false and with
out foundation. All present prospects
seem to indicate that the road will be
extended to the north and the south at
an early date, and that while one end
of this future grand trunk line resches
TO the regions Of perpetual winter, the
other will be laved by the sunny
waters of the Cult of Mexico. So mote
it be.-Eort Scott Monitor.