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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

SION calm and noble. The head is msiestic
enough to have been cut out Of granite. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

emigrated ~ Virginia III
1857. and settled at Bridge
Creek. on the Potomac, in
westmoreland county. John
Washington took part in
the military expeditions
against the Indians, and at
tanned the rank OF colonel
He married Ann Pope. and
had two sons, Lawrence and
John, and a daughter. Law
renee married Mildred War
ner, OF Gloucester county
and had three children
John, Augustine and NIL
dred. Augustine became
the father OF Gen. Wash
ingtOn.
The htusa In which Gaar-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Mr. John Thiel, WIlEfaGaJTe, Pa WITS. II
have 'useret from Salt khspna FOR over sig hl
yelT'. ~ umestJ bad ihsi es4ld no: attend 20
nay bzE,ne4l ioT Ee.E' al iimq. Three LaIfs Of
Calcium and four tOi'lss HssITPut have entirely
eUTCi Ias Of this 3I.&3ilI disease"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
ABOUT MOUNT VERNON.

A Glance at Freedoms Mscca ana i's
Treasures
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

as assa a-5u.S 70 nothing like PeIteS
.c-. art Ia It's Us at5 s1noohEg II
ia. B, tom navy the best and builds up 3
, 1886-03-06

The sacred concert for Menday
evening will be the great musical
event Of the season; some Of our very
hest local musicians take part and
the chorus has been trained very
carefully. In order 10 keep It con.
stantly before the ublic and 10 per
nit our readers b become thoroughly
acquainted with the pieces 10 be
rendered, we again publish the pro
gramme Of the proceedings as fol-
lows:
Ms. George Brandt, organist.
Mr. Gibson director, assisted by tht
following ladies and gentlemens
=, Overture from Tancred, Rosainl-
2 Lecture on sacred mu.io--Rsv.
Louis Jacquet, 8. J..
8. Tro, "Proteci us Through tho Com
Ing Nlghtn-Mrs. Bockhar, Mra. d. NJ.
Thompson and Mr.. Gordon.
4. Solo, ave MARIE" RosSini MN.
H0ughtOn.
S. SELECTIONS from Rossinfs astabai
Mater'-Mrs. Geo. Brandt pianianst, and
full orchestra.
9. Solo. ..Rezt In the Lord" Mendol-
7. Solo wiih full chorus, ''The Guard.
Ian Angel-Mrs. Woodrow.n -
9. solections from f'MidsummeF
Nights Dream" Geia,s-Orchostra
q Solo, ~ thin Thess saorod Walls,'
---Mr. s1fnihern.
70, Solo, 20 salutaris," Barrini-Mrs.
I.otkhari,
II. s'Glaria in Exoelsis Doo," Mozart's
i1h maas-Full chorus, organ and or
, 1886-03-06

Wednesday evenings entertain.
ment proved to be very enjoyable
local exhibition Of talent and the
beneficiary, Mrs. Barnard, has been
the recipient Of many congratula-
tions, not only upon the excellency
Of her readings but also upon the
success attendant upon the perform.
nee. There was quite a large house ,
consisting Of our hest class Of eiti-
z rs, and the frequency Of the ap.
plduse proved that the efforts Of the
participants were fully appreciated.
The singing was particularly good
and the sOlO by Mrs. Barnard, 1.-THE
Day is Done," was especially fine.
Mns. Bernard's readings were also Of
= high OrdeL "Mr. Bundles Decis.
Ion" being one Of the best. The lady
desires to express her thanks Ia
thOse who 10 kindly extended their
assistance In making the entertain
ment so great success, and also Ia
thOse who 80 liberally paironized it.
, 1886-03-06

In towns and cities where there Is
no prospect Of a future, or that have
no attractions for the siringer in
search Of home, the enforcement
Of the local option law can do no
damage. There ure numerous
places in Washington territory
where local option could he tried
with impunity, as there i nothing
at all that would injIre their pros
pects, anyhow. 1t is different in
Spokane Falls, and we are very
much pleased Ia observe thdt some
people who have heretofore had
tendency to encourage the enforce
ment Of the new law are now strong
ly opposed tO il. Let 10 nj option
succeed here and our city will spri-
Ously feel the effects Of II. Our at
tCntiOn has been railed home to this
matter by a letter just received from
gentleman in Minneapolis. This
gentleman visited the Falls last
winter and was 81 interested in the
place that he Immediately went
home and sold his property, Cleaning
up $50, 900, with the intention Of re-
turning To our city 10 invest his cap
ita. Since his return the lOcd OPP
tiOn measure passed the Legislature.
He now writes that while Il strong
temperance man and he be-
lieves in temperance everywhere,
and the law cannot be carried into
effect In one town and
a neighbOring town have
have license without great injury
to the owner. Under the cirrHm-
stances he will nOt cumP to spokane
Falls with his means until the Iues-
tiOn Is decided at the polls. The
chances are that while awaiting the
verdict Of our people on this question
he may have an opportunity tn In
vest elsewhere, and the man and the
capital be turned away from US by
this perniciOus sumptuary legisla-
tiOn. We quote this case As 1t comes
from a reliable source and from a
man who believes in and practices
temperance and II shows what may
he expected should majority Of
our people vote Tor local option. II
brings US face To face with the plain
mltter-nf-fact proposition. Can we
afford to throw away our prospects
for the satisfaction OF declaring that
men shall not drink in public places?
That is all there is in it, for the most
jealous fanatic cannot for moment
believe that he can vote away a
mans appetite.
, 1886-03-06

Paul singeman, Erq., one Of the
proPrietors Of the Great Eastern
branch stores In this territory, de-
parted Thursday for a trip to Europe,
where he expects TO spend about
eight months on a united pleasure
and business tour, after having
passed several days very pleasantly
in our city visiting with hfs brother
in-law, II. Auerlach, and looking
after his large business. Interests
here, that represents some $75, 900.
Mr.. Singeman has made a phenomp-
nal success in busins ss. Only few
years ago he was engaged in small
commercial enterprise in California,
and by his superior executive ability
and integrity in all Of his business
transactions he rapidly gained head
way until now he Is one Of the mer-
chant princes Of the coast. He has
earned his proposed pleasure jaunt
by his steady adherence to business,
and we hope that his investments in
this city and territory may prove to
he exceedingly profitable. We wish
him a safe trip, a jolly good time
and speedy return to the far west.
, 1886-03-06

Section /. Be 1t enacted by the
legislative assembly Of the territory
Of Washington: That section 28st
be amended to read as follows: Sec,
ton 1886. The Judge Of the probate
court shall file said certificate and re-
cord the same In the record Of mar.
rlaRes, and the legal fee therefor
shall be one dollar, 10 be paid 10y the
party applying for the license, and
at the time such license Is issued.
Sec. 2. That section 1881 he amend
ed to read as follows: ANY person
sOlemnizing a marriage who shall
willfu.ly refuse or neglect to de-
liver 10 the Judge Of the probate
court for record the cprtihcate men,
toned In section 23s5, within the
time in such section specified, shall
he deemed guilty Of a nisdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall pay fOf
such refusal or negligence a fine Of
not less than S25 nor more than $500.
Sec. 8. All acts or parts Of apts 10
CONFLICT herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effect
and be In force from and after. lis
approval by the governor.
Approved January IS, 1886,
, 1886-03-06

The social given under the man
aRenent Of the ladies Df the Preshy-
terrain church Tuesday evening was
decided financial as we'll 10 = so
cil success. A SUPP er was served
frlm to s O'clock, after which the
"Peak Sisters" gave their enter.
tsiinment. Tho family VS. repre-
stnted by nine young ladies, whO
had hern thoroughly trained by
Mrs. n. NJ. Bune, and then singing,
rrcitaliOns and bell ringing made
upa very interesting and amusing
entertainment. Among the best
features Of the program rendered
were the "P,aksCs at Home" by
Mi Nina Shyder,a recitation, ''The
Maiden Martyr" by Miss GracIe
Clarke, and the charming vOcalisms
by the young ladies. Under the in
structiOn OfMrs. Bane, who is not
only remarkably clever reader and
very talented lady, hut who also
has the happy faculty Of teaching
Others, the class has reached high
standard Of excellence and In their
various roles the members proved
their instructress to be an admirable
The bread WIS furnished hy Clark
q Curtis, and fully verified the repu-
tatiOn NJ the c d G mill for turning
out superior -four.
, 1886-03-06

FROM the charaetefoi the dispatch
in relation to the Spokane Falls land
office It Is evident thst the receiver
ship Is a dazzling plume for which
there is a hungry struggle. ApPli-
eanis are 10 from Dan to Beersheba
and the slraih on the anxious place
hunter must he exceedingly painful.
It now loOks as though some eastern
man would secure the tempting
morsel. OF course the lucky person
viii Be and should be a democrat.
That Is correct, but we i've In the
greatest hopes that the selection will
be made from the democracy Of spO-
kane Fails, among which there are
many geniai. worthy gentlemen, 50
good, indeed, that we have always
been surprised that they were demo
Gratis
, 1886-03-06

The following iten from the Butte
Free Pres has the ring Of business
about II:
Mr.. William Adams and Mr.. Heb
orlein, both OF whom have held
pr0minent positions at the Parrott
left yesterday for Colville, Washing
ton territory, where they will assist
IL conducting the erection Of large
new smelling works. Colville Is a
comparatively new mining district
shout 100 miles north Of Spokane
Falls and near fort COlville. One
lead the Old Dominion, Is undOubt-
ediy very rich as the uwners have
netted big money by shipping ore 70
Omaha. Other prospects are aid 70
carry equally good Indications. No
ore-worklng plant has yet been erect
ed In the districta
, 1886-03-06
SUMMONS.


orlando Martin, Plaintiff,
c.o,u. p-.a, t.,,I NsISuH -,
Ward. Tbomas n grtfiits n n R.na
Walker L, Bean. I, n RoIsnbsnm snd
Daniel QoldsteIn n.tandsnts
T.. ~. .,,-,.,-, !, =, 4, -,
~ s,,o ~, =, tne ieIHtory o. WISH
,ns.Vn, , Anu ioI me iourth JndlciaHdis-
Ssat,sH sl..l.st' no.uilk ~ t9suls ~ Cheney'
~, II-is., os,untyi IN sald territory.
me unit"d states Of America, to George
TsH, Tst, Ense = 5rand!, John n. ward
~ '-7 ~. n, u''iI'u.l N N, bahe, wal,
ro. nS.tli = a -, l. ?; hosenDaum and
D-nioa NOtu-eoih' DeionoAns!
You are hereby required TO appear in
an action brought against yon by Orlando
Martin, plaintiff, In the district court Of
the Territory Of Washington, and for the
fourth Judicial district thereof, holding
terms At Cheney, Spokane county, In
said territory, 10 answer the complaint Of
plaintif, filed In Spokane county, within
twenty days after the service Of THE sum
mons, exclusive Of the day Of service, II
served within said county, II not served
within said said county, but within said
district, In thirty days; u served within
any other judicial district in the territory,
in forty days II served by publication,
within sixty days after the daie OF the
hrst publication Of this summons, or the
said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you BY default, according to the prayer
OF the complaint.
The cause and Qenernl natura n aid
action A. stated in plaintIffts o,mniaint i
a. follows, 10 wit; 10 foreclose a rnoTtg-,vo
on lots four (I and Ave f5l In blocE
fourteen (l4) according 10 man Of re-
survey and extension Of Posts addition n
the town OF Spokane Fails. in SnoEans
county, Washington territory, said map
bearing date June, 1855; which said
mortgage bears date July ID, 1884, and
vas eHecuted BY defendants, George
Brandt and Elise Brand, husband
and wife, 10 secure a caHAln pnomis-,
sory note OF said GeOrge and Elise Brandt,
for the sum Of nine hundred dollars
w ME- u Win ~ ~. interest thereon from date,
, 1886-03-06
GHICLGO COITAGE ORGLM co.
eSr. RaHOOlOb and Am Sts.. cHcle0. Ill
sHERIFF's SALE.

TERRITORY OF wASHINGTON,1
COUNTY OF SFoKANE -
In the District Court of the Territory Of
Washington, and for the Fourth Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Cheney,
spokane county, In said Territory.
Amelia f. Miller, Plaintiff,
vs.
Franklin HaTington.)
Adeline Harri' gton, kDefendants.
Martin A. Blowers,
Notice Ia hereby given that hy virtue Of =
Writ Of EXECUTION issued 10 me out Of said
Court, In said eau e, bearing date January
18th, lss8, under the hand Of the Clerk of
and bearing the seal Of said Court, whereb,
am Omm nded TO sell the real premises
hereinaf er described to satisfy the recovery
had In said cause IN favor OF said PialntiiY
ton, for the sum Of Seven Hundred, seventy
and Nlnety-nve one hundreuths Dollars
gold coin Of the United States, with interest
from January 3, 1885, at the rate Of one and
and and-fOuuh per cent, per month, together
with Finy Dollars attorneys fee and costs
taxed and allowed Ht Thifty-two and Ten
one-hundredths Dollars and Increased eosts
Of said Execution, to wit! The anufh east
quHrteTof Section Nineteen Q9l In Township
Twonty-thneetHD, North Of Range F1rty -One
ltll East In said county, together with the
tenements ,heretlitaments and appurtenances
thereuniO belonging. will, on AOoday, the
lst day O. March, 1885, AT the hour Of Ten (iOl,
O'Clock A. N. Of said day al the Front door
Ofthe Court house at Cheney In said county,
sell ut public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash in gold coin Of the United States, the
above described premises or so much thereof
A. Is necessary 10 satisfy said execution.
EFF. WHITTIER.
Sherino' spokane COUNTY aforesaid.
ALLEN bRos. Attornt - for Plaintiff.
, 1886-03-06
ehaags

1T. McCaFther has taken unto
himself a partner. We do not
speak IN a matrimonial sense, as
Mac has beer trOfting IN double har-
ness for some years, but we have
reference 10 a cO-partnershlp In the
real estate, insurance, loan and en-
ploymcnt line Mac Is one Of the
old-time real estate agents Of the
city. He graduated in Dakota, the
land where the simon pure land
agent blossomed and flanrished a.
rlEnIuue|y y as y Rrecn-bay tree, and
be has hid considerable experience
IN this section. The, party who has
linked fortunes with Mac u G. W.
Colby b gentleman o. pleasing ad-
dress and ono who win lend bis
attention 70 enlarginR tbe scope OF
Nn1 DIa|ues1 10 which fho two are
engaged We wish the new flrm all
manner NJ good luck, and We think
II l' IN sioIl Tor thep thil aealon.
, 1886-03-06

WASHINGTON, March ga recent
surgical operation upon Senator
Miller greatly improved his condi-
ton. The asthma has left him and
he is now able TO sleep eight or ten
hsurs at a stretch. As pleasant
weather Is coming on 1t is expected
that he will soon recover suficIently
10 resume his duties.
, 1886-03-06

THE Butte T6pn Talk has dissOlv-
ed from view and It's plAee Is taken
by the daily Free Press, an evening
paper published in the same city.
Butte Is good town and It's papers
are 10 keeping with the greatness Of
the place. Theyar all metropolitan
In appearance and are run with
marked ability, and to the outsider
with business ability. Tho Free
Pres Is q handsome and well con-
Quoted sheet, and from It's appear
ance we would Judge that It Is on a
aound Ilnanelal iooti6gn
, 1886-03-06
SUMMONS.
TEKRIroKY or wAsHINGroN, I -.
COUNTY OT SPOKANE,
y. A. Bettis, Pluintin.

versus
W. R: Andrews and Hattie A. Andrews, De-
feudants.
In the district court Of the Territory Of wash
inEtOn, and for the Fourth Judic.Al dis
triet thereof, holding terms at Chehey,
Spokane county, In said Territory.
dreWS and Hattie A. Andrews, Defend
You are hsrsSJ required to appear in an
plalntIn, IN thr disirict court Of the Terri
tory Of Washington, and Tor the Fourth Ju-
dicial district thereof, holding terms Al Che
ney, spokane county, In said territory, to
answer the complaint OF plaintiff, nled In
spokane county, within twenty days after
the service Of this summons, exclusive Of
the day OF service, II served within said
county; II not served within said county, hut
within said district In thirty days; n served
within any other Judicial district In the
Territory, In forty Gays; u served by DublicA-
ton, Within sixty days Afler the date Of the
hryt publication Of this summons, or the
zydd plaintiff will take judgment against
Iou by default, according 10 the p, aver Of
The cause Of said action Is the non-pay.
ment of promlaaory note, and the breach
the same, e1ecuted by the defendant W. r.
Andrews To J ]. Browne and assigned TO r.
A. Bettis, which said mortgage conveys lots
one, two, twelve and tn hlrteen In block n In
BnuWneis addition 10 the town OF spokane
Falls Washington territory. The general
nature Of said artion L. 70 recover Judgment
the amount OF four hundred and twenty
atght 90 ioo dOilArs with one per cent. a
month Interest thereon from January rs,
~, and an attorneys fee OF one hundred
dollar and the costs Of said action TIE
f1reelosure Of said mortgage and the sale Of
the properly thereby conveyed and The ap-
plieailon OF the prOceedA ofsueh sale 10 the
payment Of the amount found To be due on
said note with interest, the cost Of such
foreclosure and sale, said attorneys fee and
any and all taxes rrmaining due and unpaid
on said premises 50 sold; adj dying the In
tsrest OF the said Hattie A. Andrew. in aaid
property TO be subordinate to the rights Of
plalniin and that from and after such sale
all right, title and interest Of the said de-
tendants In and to said property so sold be
forever barred and foreclosed,
C-N Witness the Hon. GeOnge Turner.
lr., Associate Justice OF the Supreme
(eOun OF Washington Territory, and
49, Judge Of said cOurt and the seal
lhereof afnxed this lSth day Of February. A,
ID. lea. u. A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
A. X. McBroom, Plaintiffs Atty.
(FirHt publication Feb. %.
, 1886-03-06

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church desire to express their
thanks to Mrs. Bane Tor so kindly
contributing toward the success Of
the social Tuesday evening, and
also 10 Mr.. Curtis for his generous
donation Of -four from which was
manufactured the rolls used at the
supper.
, 1886-03-06
RaaEna.

WAsHTsGTON, March 5.-FredeF-
lex Douglas yesterday sent to the
president his resignation Of the
ofiicc Of recorder Of deeds for the
District ofColumbla.
, 1886-03-06
Notice for Publication.

LAND oETicE AT sroKASE FALIs,w I'll
February l5, lsSS. I
Notice j. hereby given, that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his Intention
to make anal prOOf In support OF his claim,
and that said prDof viii be made before the
u. =. Land ONCE Al Spokane Fails, W. T. on
April :, 1876 at lOA, m. via: samuel Hardesty,
who made Homestead entry, No. 800, for the
M SCI Ew se Sc = sw = section -, Tp
.. N. r. q, +. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culuva-
Rohwer, =. G Morgan, -. PlBef, OF Spo
kane Falls.
I'M, ADAMS. Reri,tsr.
, 1886-03-06
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE Ar~PuKANE FALLS, W.T.
February Is, 1876.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his inten.
.i0n to make nnal proof IN support uf his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
furr the Clerk Of the District Court at Col.
" II, W. T., on April, \, 1888, Mt 10 a. m, viz:
Henry hrown, who made II. 9. No. t67S for
he NV = sw y sw l.nw =, section -, and 4 y
ne = section a, tp. Y n. 4. ~, T. W. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uponund cultivation
u said land. viz: Andrew MOwat, Thomas
Brown. Edward McCrea, George Mowpt, Cha
welah, W.T.
In. ADAMS. Register.
, 1886-03-06


A PARTY signing himself 81. Z.
Candy, N. D., ex-member Of the
house Of representatives. Of Wash
ingion territory, and Justice Of the
peace for Pierce county, W. IT,"
ETC., etc, etc, seestit to jump on to
the REVIEW with both Of his num-
Der thirteen boots in a eommunlca-
tIon toa Victoria paper, in reply 70
an article that appeared In this
paper in regard 10 sproule, the
murderer, and speaks Of the article
as ''ihe gratuitous and untruthfol
attack Of the Spokane REvfEw." II
the vast dignity Of the very
learned gentleman will condeseend
10 creep down peg and cast his
critical eagle eye over the hack num-
bers Of the REVIEW he will observe,
lfhiseager zeal to defend a'eriminal
will permit Of his making an Obser-
walton, that the article that aroused
his ire was printed over a
signature. The REVIEW has care
fully refrained from saying anything
IN the premises, not feeling well
enough acquainted with the facts,
and has given both sides a fair op-
portunity Of discussing the merits Of
the case. DR.. Candy, or any other
man, has never known the REVIEW
to make a egratuitous and untruth-
iul stack on any individual, and
we have never given the individual
any excuse for misrepresenting Us
, 1886-03-06

Harry Mcta-tney retuFnod 70 the
Fails yesterday from a trip over 70 Butte
and Helena with Gen, Anderson IN M
private car.
, 1886-03-06

passed BY the Legislature And approved by
the Governor
HouaI HILIs.
!. To prevent and punish prize sighting
5. Relating to duties and salary Of terri
torial treasurer
s. Remove Franklin county seat from
Ainsworth 10 Pasoo,
s. Amend Secs. $40 and ssl Of code often.
coa against property,
Q, Amend Sec 50 Of ofoods--oommsncornsn
Of civil actions. ~
l2. To incorporate MOntsuanf.
Il. To regulate coal mines.
IS. Amend Sc SO7a and 3Os4, relating
,0.sluatiOns.
10. Amend Sec. $3.50. same subject
30. Amend Sec. s25. Ofisnsss against
property.
81, Amsnd Sec, e2ss. Practice of medi.
cine.
IS. rs abolish the right Of survivorship in
atatss held In joint tenancy.
a. Amend Sec. 1877, 1897. relating to
liens.
IS. Amend Sec. 2ss4 Conveyance OF real
estate sold ior taxes.
80. Relief Of J. H. MgGnw.
IS. Allow a school district in walla Walla
- borrow money.
45. Amend Sec. 1000. relating to divorces
46. Amend Sec. 3s4, to secure right Of
tssal By jury.
40. Authorizing school district 4, Cheha-
lis, to borrow money.
90. Relating to study Of physiology and
hygiene In public schools
50. Rrpealing charter Of LAoonner.
50 Defining what may constitute a seal.
IS. Relating to oiEenses against public
peace.
81. Amend Sec. % of code. Limitation OF
actions.
81. Amend Sec. s747, relating to county
orlera.
g. Amend act creating KittitAs county.
81. Prevent fraud and deception in sale Of
butter and cheese.
90. Amend Sec. 94Sl Of code, relating to
articles d incorporation.
II. Relief Of J. o'Loughlin.
u. Relating % false weights and msa
sures
"a To change the name Of N. T. Kinder
% sslby.
IS. To change the name of z. H. Delay to
Harlow,
70. Amending Seattle charter.
, 1886-03-06

A TroRNEY a COUNSELLOR AT LAW
VIII plaetioe IN all the Courts OF the Ter
ritory. Loan money, buy county Warrants
noisa and bills, Oihos-Noors Block
, 1886-03-06

Ns BUYERR OUIDE -
AlIasa MAFuh anA Bsp4-,
each year. - nsS PAgsA,
8HH any tnshsa, a,Wtth svSE
3,BOO nlastraaAsna-a
Whsls PaseaFS aanssy.
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have AaA VIA. Thsls HVALuAnLl
BOOKS esaaAAA Aa1sEBaaAaa gAsansA
frSn ths nAFlEses - ~ ysslA- We
WI nail = eopY FREE - any -
drsss uPsA rssslPt - 10 -. - aanag
srpanls sf mating. La - haAE 49,
zee. RssPsstfaIly,
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
8RT 4 110 " AbASh Aveaaas ChA1A1S n
, 1886-03-06

trary, we have always treated him
with courtesy and respect As far
as the article is concerned that has
occasl0ned thls rush Of blood to the
head, we can state that It was writ
ten by a worthy and intelligent
gentleman, who, II he % de-
sired. has the ability and the data
to cut loose on Sproule's defenders
and make Il decidedly hot for them.
, 1886-03-06

The following is = eOnpIsss list Oi bils
Pasned BY the Legislature and approved by
the Govprnor
, 1886-03-06
GIIEI AWAY

Fancy Goods Must 60!
Our Hat Department must
be cleared for the immense
new stock now on the way.
Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattings,
Rugs, etc., we will sell by all
means, as this is a depart
ment we wish to go out of
and close out.