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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02
MATER WORKS.

Lieut.. Il. Il. Plots has been at work
all summer looking up the matter of
water works for Worthington. lie is
satisfied that We are able to pnt in
works at cost Of $15,OOO 10 $20.0(N
and have AL abundant supply of water
in our houses and for protection
against fire.
On Saturday last 3. V. Sa'eno. 70
presenting the Machine Pipe Co.. Of
Bay City, Michigan, was in consulta-
ton with Mr.. Plots and other men,
bers of the village council and the cost
is found to he much less for his sys-
tenn than estimated for others. His
company represent the Holly or direct
pressure system, pumping directly into
the pipes. The pipe used mostly is the
Wykoff patent wood pipe, which is
much less apt to burst or be injured by
frost than the iron pipe. Guaranteed
to stand a pressure of 100 lbs., when or.
binary fire pressure is 10 to IS lbs. 60
lbs. would throw = jet loo feet high
through an inch noscl. For the pres
| ent it ia estimated that 9,4oo feet Of
| pipe. IL hydrants and 500 feet of hose,
would cover and protect the entire viii
l;.ge in case Of fire. The pipe, MIGRANTS,
valves. ETC., eau be put in at il cost Of
about S5.524, and the pumps and pump
house. with engines. ETC., ut Il cost of
about $4,000. This would bring the
total cost under Sic, ooo.,
A dry season like this one is 4 good
time to seriously consider the matter
of water works and We hope our people
| will give the subject serious consideIa-
ton. s
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Resolution.

Resolution Of the Council governing sewer con-
nections to sewer Oh Tenth street:
RESOLVED, That all owners Of property
desiring to make connections from their proper
ty to the prop0Sed sewer. shall pay Ten Dollars
to the village recorder therefor, and those wish
ing to make the connection at the time the sewer
is built the village will furnish the I joint.
Those desiring to make connections after the
sewer is built, will, in addition, furnish their
own T connections.
Adopted August %, 1886.
ID. SHELL, President.
Attest: r. e. PLOTTS Recorder
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For SALE.-A very fine Short Horn
Bull, FIVE months old. Also twenty
five good young cows. Will sell for
cash or on time to suit purchaser.
e 45-3t Il. L. ERsKINE, Ind. Lake.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

One of J. l.. Wass' twin children
died last week. Funeral services were
held Friday at the Swedish Lutheran
church.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

Don't buy sewing machine until
you see the new H Ugh Arm Davis and
johnson. 1tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

Minor arrival, a few days ago, at the
residence of Andrew Swanson, girl.
Also at the residence of T. Hinricks,
en- Thursday last, a fine girl.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

W. W. Reed, druggist, of Winches.
ter, Ind, writes: Zone of my custom.
ers, Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Ran
dolph county, Ind, was long sufferer
with consumption, and was given up to
die by her physicians. She heard of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, and began buying it of me.
In six months time she walked to this
city, distance of six miles, and is now
so much improved she has quit using
it. She feels she owes her life to it. "
Free trial bottles at G. w. Smiths
drug store. 6
Tailor Neff was walked up Sunday
night to entertain a prisoner from
jackson county named Frank Burns,
sent up for go days for petty larceny
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G.. A. n.
MA SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
II tY Lodge. No. lOl. A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
M Hall in WorthingtOn on the
~ .>GNTzG~..4 lst and I'd Mondays In each
:aScIIS>NS. month.
HI<aSASX I.P. DURFEB, W. n.
ZSI 43E9RH X. B. PLOTS, Zee.
X5S2k,NS}K3z REGULAR OONVOCA-
@7sEG& TONS Of Living Arch Chap
AS,EE:z$ .f9\Sk ter, No. q, H.. A.. NJ at Ma.
sF7' Wv sonic Hall on the Ath Monday
In each INC nth,
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, LAND OFFICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, LAND OFFICE
ST. PAUL, August II, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that will offer at pub
lie sale 1T the Office OF the county auditor in
WOrthingtUn on
Wednesday, October 9th, 1886,
law, the school lands in Mobiles county. that
have been appraised and are unsold. or that
have been sold and forfeited by reason of fail :.
ure to pay Interest for two or more years.
Lists of the lands to be offered may be seen at
the auditors Office for ten days prior to the sale
w. W. BRADEN.
52-G Commissioner IF the State Land Office
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

When Baby was sick, No gavs her Castosia,
Whom she Wa . Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she bec.me Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When che had Children, she gave them Ca.toria
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

CHAMBERLAIN collie. CHOLERA AND
DIARRHEA REMEDY
Is the safest and only reliable treat
ment for bowel complaint. Recon-
me nded, guaranteed and sold by G. w.
Smith.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDx

EDITOR ADMINISTRATORS announce my
name as a candidate for Register of Deeds, sub.
lect to the decision Of the Republican County
Convention. l. B. NEWkIRK
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There was a good rain on Friday
and Saturday last and the wind got
into the north and brought some frost.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

Hewitt keeps the Rockford Watch,
the best watch in the market for the
money and the cheapest. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all goods sold. 36tf
Good horses for sale on time r
cheap for cash. Address or call on
soft r. H. BELKNAP,
Bigelow. Mobiles Co., MINI.
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Odorless Gasoline 1T Barber's. 43tf

Subscribe for the ADVANCE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

5.TRAX EDS
From the subscriber, on Saturday, 18th inst,
three calves about two months old.
One was red heifer with star in forehead;
one red steer and one red roam steer; all were
notched in left ear.
Parties giving information where the above
described calves may be found will be we'll paid
for their trouble. is. RANDALL.
PAW Sec G, DeWalt!, Mobiles Co.. MINI
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

The U. s. land Office moved yester-
day into the new bank block. They
secured the corner rooms fronting on
Tenth st. and 3d-av., the ARREST,
brightest, handsomest rooms in town,
with ten or twelve windows. Judge
Wilson and Attorney Town, we learn.
will take the rooms adjoining the land
Office on 3d-av. This leaves a large
room still to be taken. These rooms
are finished up in city style and are
worth seeing.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

A brother of Mr.. Christianson from
WOrthington, spent Sunday with
him. Charlie intends to move to Min
neapolis in a few weeks.-Currie Min
nesOtian.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02
THU EARTHQUAKE.

TIM EARTHQUAKE
Tho severest and most extensive
earthquake shock which has visited
this continent for generation or two,
occurred on Tuesday night last from s
to ~ O'Clock. The shock extended as
far north as New York and as far
west rs Iowa. The centre seems to
have been abont Charleston, s. G..
which, city WAS badly wrecked. \ de-
spatch from there dated yesterday,
says:
The city is wrecked. the streets are
encnmbered with masses of fallen
bricks and tangled telegraph and tele-
phone wires, and up to an early hour
it was almost impossible to pass from
one part OF the city to another. Most
Of the people. with their families, pass
ed the night in the streets. which even
this morning were crowded with peo-
pie afraid to re-enter their homes.
More than sixty persons are killed and
wounded. chiefly colored. Fire broke
out in different parts of the city imme-
diately after the earthquake and some
are still burning. There is no way of
leaving the city at present.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

A CHALLENGE The proprietors of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup hereby chal-
lenge the Faculty to prescribe q rene.
dy more effective than theirs.
cordially recommend Salvation Oil
to all suffering with rheumatism.
JOS. S. FOX, Cattle Dealer,
III North Broadway, Baltimore Md.
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4Vo1thia9tpn 9dyaEtt.
A q. of u. w.

"A. " "a ~
WOrthingt, Lodge No G5 meets every alter
9ete Friday evening. j. W. AsnwORTn, Master
Workman.
4. +, BUCHAN. Recorder.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-09-02

Come EARLY and get your Choice.
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Breaking Pow tor sale cheap In DR. Barber
ADVANCE ONCE Gasoline
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22
Az AnAEnxe YKnplcr.


IL h Impossible 10 see- how . Jury
ooald be prevailed upsn 10 rstaRu such
. vsrdtea ~ has bean returned In the
Campbetl divorce case. The eviaeass
bFoakhi forward IN thia ease vas 90 hos.
ribls, 80 uapsssedsnledlv VIA, thaa shs
world tuFned frOm d IN disauaa. Tia
Jury hes returned . ysEalsa d. nea guilty
AaaInss both L.agd and LAay Campball;
ohFsa1sn60m has returned . vasdics Of
guilty against thsn both. TIE hrss
veEdies vii Be- entered In shs Ensliaa
eGGFS FeeoEds; she esoond wall be ~
tained Ia he memosy Of she psoRla.
The verdict Of the iaFy mast have
bsea . turpgtsa 10 thOsa who heard lt.
The iuTyman masa have argued shat
vhsasver Lord and Lady Canpbsll may
have done, e vas rendered risht b.
their doing it-thAa vElsnsss ITSELF Ne
ease viEsee 81 their toaoh. onoe II
vas said, ''rhe KIae can Do 20 WRONG. =
TIE Jury N ths oamp6sa ease has viz
taallg sAid, "Ths asele can Do No
wRaHr.H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

Tbs ualasd Labor party Of Philadsl-
phss b % - ounGEatslAted. Thirty Of
~ koeiaiissial members. whe bad failed
- sassrs osntEol 81 the organization,
formally withdrew from Il, and the
party Ia ~ thai maeh more entitled 10
sonAdsnee and respect.
ThsEs are probably fee who would
regard The organization sf National
Labor party - fFAaaht with dagger IS
ths GoveEnmsns or 10 the existing or
dss 81 thinas. The danger lies in The
pRonensss o. woEkinamen when organ
ixsd for political Assion 70 be led aside
By dsmagoauea, sud 10 become sAe
tools Of ihs enemies Of civilization.
Ths naosa hopeful siRn Of ths times ID
The unbanding oppesltioa which hes. In
maRy instances, been made hy working
men 10 thos who hays attempted se
LEAD them away from lhe path Of duty
Of en- AmaFsaan eitizan. The Knights
Of Labsr Of BFooklyn ase new engaged
IL bitter contest with ths Home olub
Of New Ysrk. . society which had a..
tempted 10 exercise over then . lyran.
nicai sway. The trades unionisas ef
Nee York recently refused In a NEST
spirited manner 70 ailow . committee Of
Socialists With ZIMMERMAN names 10
pFesoribe fer than what Newspapers
thay should Fsad and whal they should
not Fsaa. And now Tie members Of The
uaitod Labor party Of Phlladslphia
have sonvinoed the Socialists THAI their
room h bsttoF than thsiE company.
With the Hooialias. whoss weapon ls
ths ballet, siviliKAii0n can nalther paF.
leg nor eompFOmiss. FFom The woFha
ingmam. whose weapon 10 the ballet,
civilization has n0tAine 20 fear. Il IL
Socialism ana nat Labor thai threatens
tAa Rspabsio.
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AR POST ATElllEEn :ER



Ths 1nnaan zseAes 81 Eesamhs 81.
spaakane e dhs Eals onaFsm Fmnsia
AaAma. sid
h zee q ehnssmah Ksw ksxianeeF e
rs ED win ene qAaliatss and essfseaa
~ rs RnEst3m 1aeeen& nnana7 Azal4 ga
slBes4 e tAe azaalnsas and Ne $500
a. aha EHtaad Htasae, sn1 nem@ tEe lasa
daslsd via ne pesltsaai esRsag tasn
wales has aFisso1y in5aHs9 theea.
1hm mnasnos pEobahly expssssss 80
sxznasay snsaaA 81 idsa whlah rs
nxisiak pnblss annefnliay haad IN naazFs
% ne oondltAoa e. poil1inai maEais n
ths Unlts6 eaaeaa. Ths balisf 10 esa-
mon amona sur ktnsman aeross tie So
thas b ne uuia4d States ouEEnpaisn \
assesas aid konsssy 10 pahias Giles Z
rarity. gashns and MsQuads shay
pFutablg senap8 as fsiF Representatives
q ons munsassai oMszala.
Asa matter a. fasa. bowsVss, asesasy
enc WIS kas studied III gaastion In
paEsinlly knows. publie moEals n The
Umiesd States ess in quits e healthy
ssats ~ wublis neEaia IN Knaiand, and
TASTES Is aaafniaaassd With as even q
hana. Thoaah Nsw Yosk Jury faiisa
- eensisa hGoozads h apits ~ ths moas
eomsiuESss sxi6snas Of bis Ruslt. q must
30 be foseosaan that 8 Sasond jaFy
pFompsly o0nyiotsa him and sh&s be
waa e. pFampily sanlapas& b . long
toxm 81 tmpEiasnmAua. And No Amsri-
can tary, Il mag be- rsmaEksd pnEss-
shessozlly. wssid haya FstnFnsd > vss-
diet exonsEnsina Lord end Lady Colin
uampbell afteF ~ svida9oa whish had
hesn Addnosd against them, % Al Eng
liza Jury % snob- woFshippass has lAasly
distinguished Itself By doing.
as thinas ssnaidsred, ihs governments
q tie Umiled Bsatss Il no more In dan
Ser o. destEnotion from political eoR.
Fnpsian than 10 h 10 danRax % deaaEus-
slon from The rayaRas Of iosnsaa The
psspis Of 0ssas BEisains however, are
80 10 BE- blamsa for the tesaliy szrons-
oan iapEsnasoa vhish shsy haps foEnsd
e. ths STATS u puhiis mosais IN AmsFisa.
Thsy hays derived thsir idea from the
sAaaasEina 81 ths Anaiomanisaa On shia
sias Of shs Atlantic. who loas no epp0F.
lastly 70 iaaA ths inasliutIous Of EnR-
lad whtis aaaAilinG thoas Of their own
e0uaiEy, 70 maks . REsaa ado ever The
ashissonssass 81 Enaliahmsn while max
ina Iieht 81 ahoss o. shsis swn eOausEy-
men, o. 10 eo@paae AnssEiean easloma
and mannssa unfssnsahiy with shosa Of
&c Eaelish peepae.
Il Il no wondsr thaa foreigners. who
knew NE Amariean people saly shFoaeh
tAs nonnnss Which they hear fFem tbs
lips of Anelomaniaea eF read In he
AnalomaniAo press. ara sansaanily gas
ina asFess ths Atlantic 10 antleipati0n
Il he anal crash whish ahsy bsllsys ts
BE- aimosa "a hand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

~ Fsy Is Inss.s i II - Gag.
p. a. oammm hns rssurnsd arun Ii
vsgEs 80 New EsxA
Hsn. Raaana Onassa 81 whAaeam.
isas lhs 0dsnAaL
aEi&Eh pmysaa eaak q wsp 20 tie
4saad % Ne Riaeawe0d yesterday.
capeain =. 3. Glibars Hnd r. A. Ne
salE q Osympaa nEEiysd haEs iaas niznt
sna faRslssea a ths BEmuswieks
Sohn Harder 81 u. Lonfa J. r. E1ya
% R0gt GamAfa, sid n Asa9eE ct
Meun4 Faxmen, aFB 81 shs hFansm1a9.
A. A. RsghssAasA 81 6an Possesses,
J. WAaa@3 o. 1heonna Sc e. tas AEliE9-
tam-
J.E. CaEk. q sozapsaisaF 90 Ghs Pan.
kwE2ExxamacEa. anso1zeaz1aa b. hlm
wife. - assa - Oigmpia g spend sss
R.p. Aaaridea, Is sasrs4aEy ct tie
Tssxasarias kegnhiisan CsaaHai Go@mit-
-, and hotsi hsapsT - Past Ladies'. ts
ID he city.
Nv. RaBkin, Of Portiand, TemIaa
ktwaa and EenEy 5anksan, of P0K&
6amhle, and Wm. GatloB, Of Arcadia,
aEs 81 he Ossiasnsal
F.C. h6i6sbsis, 81 Port BIakssy, Rob
eF6 HmfhsFs, of Gneh0Entah, w. II. jeff
Eey. 81 Psgsfsad, Oregon, 3. 0enexnm,
Of Tasemas are ID The city.
RI Calvin, o. Enahomish. Capt. h.
@. MeQziiian, az Seaneak. 1asob Bsa-
81 San Fransisao, are e. fhs 0seidsn6ai.
Louts L.one, 81 PoralaNd, q. p. Paok-
ard and Il. Il. Paakard, % H. VeEnen,
3. Ksancss. Of PaFtaand, Esd 3. A.
Bones, Of Kaiamas aEe a. ths Ooss-
denaaA
Mis- Ramfll a. Peri Gambia, Thomaa
MeDsmala cR M0naana. .. HAmi1E0n
and frank Wethessil o. AHohoniaA, and
wan. Jsnktna 81 RosebaxR, Or are a
he AriinRaen.
H.P. MeIAaghlin. p. II. PEunty. %
Port BlakelSs y, III, Gina Of bidneT,
W. w. Beown, Of Fargo, and B. J.
Johnssn, Of FanssuTsE, 3. g., are a.
the New knGland.
John Weaa, Of Nesfh Bag, Miss Fen
lAaaa, Of 8aMnw0nd. D. A. Healy, o.
Dor, and GFana kniGht, az Skaait CITY,
%AM NJ tHB ANA&4&aEsEMs
Mugtimer Cook, sha BkaQia river shin
Gle mauufastnEef; ". b. Dasia. o. SIAN
woods d. W. FoaaK, % Meant Vefnoa;
q. L. Palmer and n. X. Ovens, Of Port
lad, are ~ the Brunswick.
Henry CrawfeFd, Of Chioaeo, W. p.
Robinson, Of Nsw FORK, @. a.. Bhsafe,
% Champaian, III, y. IL. Jonsa. Of
New York, Geo. w. BaltH, Of PRovi-
danos, n. l., and Howard w. Baker, Of
Chieago. are ~ The Occidental.
A. w. Aiaxand6s, Of Caaoads diviaion,
Il. Hill, Of Whatoom, A. p. Murdook.
and HafhcW, Of Bianohard. 4. X.
Whita, of Sank City, Wm. Dunlap, Of
Avon, ". 4. and Il. Telison and wife Of
LaaonneF are 81 Ne New England.
J. d. spenoeE, Of Rantoa; FEank II.
Riahar6s. o. Whaseomg John q. Phin-
ney, Of Pert Gambla; D. U. Pearson Of
8tauwood; y. E. NoFtos, Of Florenes; L.
B. kae and wife, Of Bkagit, and Mira.
MGas0D, Of Port Snsan, are at the
Brunswick.
W. Moellss. Of LAConneF, A. Barrett,
Of BseonneE, Il. "a. LudviRBon, o.
Falls Uity, 4. L. 0Fahans Of Sqaak, p.
Cardiff. Of Uisalady, L. A. Peterson, Of
Colby, Henry TAyler, Of Discovery,
James Watson, Of Oak HaEboE. w. a.
Clarke, Of TReoma, and w. a. Fay, Of
Tuales. are At the New England.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

WAY Do we Always war WeAaEaS
Aad enzaRamen9 rises 90 tha foar&A
angefE% she asked. ~ thsy wese aleu-
70 leave She te8eaeE'a AAen
TIE reaaan d. sAid tke smiilns ieW
eiaF, thAa IN eldsn tiaes q neFta "a,
revalAEly uoppaas4 10 ran from ahs
foaFtA fngaF 10 Ne hear. Il aasa % b
called The healing anRes, and physicssas
invariably Used 4 wAen tAay mixed thell
madiefnNs~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

nanssa Cox dshiss indisnanily lhai
be axpacas 20 arAv 3 doaels salary from
he data 81 the FSmignatioH ct Mr.. Pullt.
EsF, wham be has saoeseaed ia me
Hsase Of Representative. II les eaod
thing that be does not, for q knovledss
Of bic having shas shsAaed The Govern
meat, svea thOash IA miRAt have hssu
done lsRAlly. woald have turned The
sdge Of many q bis really god jOAss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

DBowaEp From Coroner Dawson u
is learned thai Johan Larson reports
the drowning Of companion on Mon
day afternoon. IaEsOn's statement b
Ia substance that he and q companion,
AndFew johnson. left here in small
sail baAt on Monday megnina fer Sea-
beak. They had has one oar. which
wac USED ~ Sie.sssSsg q. hsle two miles
north Of Remund's LsndinG, sudden
lureh Of me boat threw johnson over
board. He vas steering at the time,
and carried tbs ear after him. Larson
was left IN the boat with Ee oar at all.
He encouraged bis friend to swim, but
waa unable 10 render ether assistance.
The unfortunate man sank cut Of
sight. His body has not yet been re-
covered. Larson came here yesterday
20 notify she County authorities. ~ be
says the affair occurred n this county.
The deceased has q brother, job n John
son, ifvfna AZ Seabeck. kitsap County.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

9Wina - ~ faas of hafn9 uumyallaa
- nsose en- asaemns az 4 eausamssaaass
can h1iidinz en- aiaa nsss.ssssa 60 &C.,.
rtsa - me, and tAxs net hesna Z n.
aaaAs nsaEa naia4bia fer mV haninans,
ps1Ezse - elaae au1 my em8ire saock 81
eloos2, WAeeneas allgeFw1xe and jewalRy
- eeAA Saw eaaa8 nnd 6xenras fog
SIS % - dslfvansa Jan4axy /. 1se7
tisane4nnAr en@ - No sneenv rackat,
og4 aiEaiR11 NJ and 40 bnninsm
II. z. Mc1AEGE1xN, {Isat&is Nae. aka
5ewe1srI 81 ERgas ssres4. dsAkf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

Father As0iyua has 81 lAua decided
70 sbsy ths eraeE summoaiaR HIN 20
Rene and be win lsave for there IN q
shoEa sime. Tes acsioa Of ne ohuroh
authorities Ia hla easa wiIl be awaited
With intanaa inaerssa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22


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skaknA E3aaz A1wex sAan aha lswas2
knEa szna "a friana8 en- aspmais
sha8F mnzeg with M Mm6 I'll euaa-
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rGnas. tAms aaEing tina amd axpwuagn.
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and naass elsamk xnnan 30 al aas1sEn and
9sufnaassaRn pufmtm, such 50 Mnzxxeal.
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puinsz suEsh O. east az - Pnnl- Thia
d eh4 nast smfl4 end hMHf sQz1ppsa lfna
b &nasrisa. Em1iEs aEmzn Fans tA9yaRh
from he RaeiMa 90 akn AAanntis wi1A0ua
ekanzs o4 ezra No exfRa ehazRm fer
aeaond etaaa slesgeEa Tia nsameTY Il
ninAaAA witA See area9aa8 fn tAe wnEld,
sennE Tizanz mga1a4ina, lAkaa, rivsEa
fusasas xiaaisHa. eznYoms and baaz4ifal
ExSmEsiunizas en- always e&srx q Largo
MginR By paExuaixinR shis pepnlax r0uae.
Fusl fmfoEmaalam FsEaFdinR Fakaa. kime,
aooommodM1is1a. e1r-, treaty obfained
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"A bird 10 The hand is worth two In
the bush." Better call AZ HALEx q
WRI0Hr's and SEE she faess Led Of
table raistns, nuts and candy ever ex.
hibited 10 Seattle, before they are all
gone. They are too hns 10 keep
long. d17kil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22

Muszol Mus1c MUsro Mrs.
DIR. Barton, lately from the Eass, hav.
ing spent considerable time In the study
Of vocal music, and under the instFuc-
tons OF able Instructors, is prepared 10
awe vocal lessons in this city and as a
reasonable FeeOmpense. Those wishinQ
- avail themselves Of Der services, viii
ind u 20 their advantage 10 cali upon heE
e an early date. corner second and
sprinR streets. dell u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-22
TIMBER land ron sALE.

0Ep ACRES eF KxcKII.ENT TTlE.
ZelO heF lad On the Nisqanaly river,
estimated - have theFeom A1Ga % feet a.
Ar ard cedar. ard tse8 piles wfthlm ] 4
&Arinn. saaxsiA. de-
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NOTICE.
Situation Wanted,

A 3 ASSISTANT BoOKKKEPKR OF
n timekseper In aone mercantile or -
eAAztahed manufacturing e3terpEass a
gle man Of temperate and steady kahsts,
yke haa had some yaNEa @xpeTsenea q
clerical work. VASES ksMs q ccnsi6sra-
ton than parmMaeneF OF @mploFmHnf
and hame. Wnifng 10 make kimasll
generally Useful Wous1 prefer q HltuA,
ton oesAtds q the CRY. Can ho AdAruas-
ed a. this eizics or TIE s. Charles Hetet
or placs In the city. Address Il Z raaas
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Tbs bEaaeh Bo1quss naiilinsTy Ea0ss.
sognsR Efou4 ard MaAhscn, win nei
a&ay. All thu hats znd b0nnefs VII Be
sold gEf8t msas any pgies- Mr.. Meglis
desires nst % take back any Of shs
Eea6s to Portland Thia stare has insa
RsseiveA FRESH line Of hats and bsn-
meta Ladies viii asw have . good
ehAmos Of gs41tRa nne kAtu ehesp for
1mas pFessnfs. IL shouia BE- Eemem-
bersd that the dolls viii be givsn away
free o. charge 30 each purchaser.
MmxEB b Co, C0EneR FF0ns and Madi.
eons Seattle W. u. dal6
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MISCELLANEOUS


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Waters woTk for Hs9s NuitA faHBSiK.
MsM for Cascade restraad aaork, &2 Z
dsE. board g.. Tiekef0 at rsdscnd rates.
For sag kfad ~ spork Pss goag sass.
on 5ar books.
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INuRNEsHRD ROOMS TO LIT.
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