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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-13
AUCTION SALES.
p. T. Kayanagh & Co.

LINE BUSINESS PROPERTY at Auction
l. We will sell at auction on the premises on
the southeast corner of Toronto av. and Palace
ST. on Saturday, Nov. Is, at O'Clock in the alter
noon. lots and g. in block 25, Stinson. Brown q
Ramsey's addition to st. Paul; these lots are 4Ox
ll6 feet to an alley and being situated within lag
feet of West Seventh ST., admirably adapted
for business purposes. Parties DESTROYS OF In
vesting in real estate that will surely double in
value within the next two years will do well to
bear this sale in mind the circumstances at
tending make the sale imperative. The terms and
conditions will be made known on the grounds
p. T. Kavanagh i Co., Auctioneers, Sli-3l7
WATCHES, JEyvELRY. ETC. at auction.
w We will sell at auction at the store No. 1873
East Seventh St, on Saturday, Nov. H. at
o'clock p. M, and continuing till all is sold. n
large and well selected stock of gold and silver
watches, sol d gold and plated chains, charms.
rings, silver plate ware. ETC., etc. This stock is
part of one of the finest in the country and must
be sold without limit. Mr.. II. e. Dawson will con-
duct the sale and the assurance IS given that the
sale will be conducted in the farest possible
manner. To parties DESTROYS of investing IN fine
goods for the holidays, this is chance that you
can not afford to miss. r. Il. Kavanagh Co.,
au ctioneers. 3l6-17
A PPLES at auction We will sell at our mart.
IA north of the market house. at 10 O'Clock thi
morning. $50 barrels of good winter apples. p.
Kavanagh Co.. auctioneers. BIT
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A. I'll. NiCOiaY.


II
i the First Baptist church. on Warouta St.
between Eighth and Ninth SITS, at aucton-A. II.
Nicolay will sell at auction, Saturday afternoon,
Nov. Is, 1885, at O'Clock sharp, rain or shine on
the premises above. The building is one of the
most substantial structures in the city and in
perfect order is two-stOry, contain ng four rooms
below and one above, two furnace heaters. etc.
The building is about 40x66 feet, and being sub
stantially built of stone and of he ght nearly
equal TO three stories, he made at small ex-
pense suitable for light manufacturing or many
other business purposes Its eligible location
makes it also desirable for any church society de-
string house of worship. The lot is the north
30 feet OF lot 4, block 3 of Hoyts addition to st.
Paul. Location is all that be desired, being
within only block of East Seventh ST., the
great business center of ST. Paul This sale offers
unusual inducements to capitalists for safe, re-
liable and profitable investment. Terms OF sale.
one-half cash, the balance to be paid May 1887.
without interest. Possession given May l, 1887.
For further particulars apply to A. H. Nicolay.
auctioneer and real estate agent, Office No lie
Eas. Fourth ST., next to corner If Robert St
Real Estate Auction Sale No. l2,726. 3ll-i7
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

State of Minnesota. County of Ramsey-ss. In
Probate Court, special term. Oct - 1886.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel Mcconnell
deceased.
Not ce is hereby given that the Judge of Probate
of the county of Ramsey will, upon the first Mon
day of the months of December 1886, Janu-
a. -, February. March and April, 1887 at 10
o'clock a. m. receive, hear, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased; and that six months from and after the
date hereof have been allowed and limited for
cred tors to present their ella against said es
tate. at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented or not proven to its satisfaction
shall be forever barred, unless for good cause
shown further time be allowed. By the Court,
LIS. VIM. B. MCGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
SANrrr p MCDOWELL Execufor. oct23-hv- cat
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THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION !!
STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. {


Another year Is approaching its close; the
season has been most propitious; healthfuI-
ness has prevailed abundant harvests have
blessed the husbandman; the wages of indus
try have not been wanting; business has been
profitable, or not disastrous; storm violence
has bruised US, but CHARITY has healed the
wounds; sorder has threatened. but Calm
ness and reflection have prevailed. In ac-
cordance with law and custom, l do hereby
set apart and appoint THURSDAY, the
twenty-tifth DAY of the present mo nth as
day OF SOLEMN and PUBLIC ThANKSGIV-
ING TO Almighty God for his manifold bless
ings and mercies.
Wherefore, / recommend and exhort the
peo lie of the state that they lay aside their
ordinary avocations on that day and assemble
at their several places of worship and around
their sacred hearthS and lift Lp their hearts
and voices in greatful praise TO our father
and benef .ctor.
Let the ties of friendship and kinship be
cemented anew. Let our heart thankful
ness overflow in kind and charitable deeds
towards those who in the miIst of general
prosperity are utiering or in need.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State, at the Capitol, in the
Great city OF st. Paul, this sixth day Of
Seal. November, A. D, one thousand
eight hundred and eightysix.
L. f. HUBBARD.
By the Governor;
FRED Won BAUMBACH,
Secretary of State.
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Assessment for Slopes Oh MinnChaha
Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC W oRKS, }
CITY OF Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 10, 1856. {

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC W oRKS,
CITY OF Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 10, 1856.
The Board of Public Works In and for the
corporation of the City Of st. Paul, Mime
sofa. will meet at their Office in said city at
p. m. on the goth day of November, A. ID.
1856, to make an assessment of benefits. dam
ages, costs and expenses arising from the
condemning and taking an easement on the
land adjoining and on the line of Minnehaba
street, from English street to Book street. for
making and maintaining slopes one and one
half az feet on said land for every foot cut
or filled necessary for the grading of said
Minnehaha street, from English street to Book
street, in said city, on the property on the line
of said Mlnnehaha street, from English street
10 Book street, and deemed benefited OR dam
aged thereby.
AL persons interested are hereby notified
10 be present at said time and place of max
iuE said assessment and will be heard
WILLIAM BARRETT, President
Official:
Z. l.. GoRAAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
ol.-i9
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the style and
name of Wampler IL Mussetter is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. J. Wampler
retires from the firm and L. Mussetter con-
tiuues the business at the old stand, Fourth
and Wabasha, and will pay the liabilities of
the firm, and to him all accounts due the finn
are to be paid.
A. J. WAMPLER
l.. MUSSETTER.
My good will and best wishes go with Mr..
Mussetter in the transfer Of my interest
A. J. WAMPLER.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Assessment for Change Of G adG on
WlnlfrCd Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, |
CITY OF ST.. Paul. Mimi, Nov. TO- 1886.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 10, 1886.
The Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of ST. Paul, Mime
sofa, will meet at their Office in said city at
= p. NJ. OH the 18th day of November A. d.
1856, TO make assessment of benefits,
damages, costs and expenses arising FROM a
change Of grade on Wnltred street. from
state street to Bancroft street. in
said city, on the property on the line of said
Winifred street, from State street to the right
of way of the Minnesota g. Northwestern
Railroad Company, and deemed benefited or
damaged thereby.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to be present al said time and place Of making
said assessment and will be heard.
The assessment notice dated Oct. s, 1886,
has been annulled.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Official:
r. l.. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
3l1-Iq
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FOR SALE.
LARGE LOT of furniture. carpets, stoves
n etc. will be sold at auction at the mart north
of the Market house, at 10 o'clock this morning
p II Kayanagh x CO. auctioneers SlT
boarding. HOUSE-First-class; must be
d sold by Dec /; good location and well fur
nished. Address X. 80, Globe 3l1-lS
DOAT-A No. hunting boat, length Ii feet
ID weight GO pounds; also tent lixlS, shoot
wall. in good repair, cheap. w. w. w, Globe. {
DASS VIOLA frst-class bass viol at a bar
d gain; call at once. SS7 Robert St 3l4-l6
ENGINE AND BOILER-Ten-horse power
e. in running order for 500 cash. j. w. Cum
bingham l. Co.. IL West Fourth st. 317-l9
IIOUSE-A new ten-room house at Hamline
! two blocks from Manitoba short line depot
terms 81, 900 cash. balance S2,500 from to years
O. l.. Sumbardo I46 East Fourth st. 3l5-ls
JIOUSE-The two-story frame dwelling house
II on Summit av. near Selby, known as the
Otis place. building to be removed by Dec. /
II. wilder 1S5 East Fourth St 3l3-2l
DIET FAWN-Cheap. Apply at 6lS Laurel av.
WHERE OH WHERE is the Metropon-
w tan Bird Store? No. 9 Third ST. south,
Minneapolis 29o'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCE1LAN EOUS.
ITO TRADE for a lot in st. Paul. a standard
i bred Fernaut colt, years old; can show
mile in less than minutes; perfectly sound and
gentle. Call or address Billy IS" I9I11 East
enth st. 3l6-lS
T LARkIN & son, scientific horseshoers
a. Fifth and Minnesota sts, sign of the green
horn. 3ll-l7
TOBOGGAN SUITS cleaned like new at
i Angels, London dyer, l32 East Ninth st
3ll-3l7
ITO FARMERS-Wanted place for a horse
during winter must have good care. c.
Thomas, As West Third ST. 6
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DATENTS-P. II. Gunckel As Temple court,
counsellor and solicitor; Is years practice
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BUSIS ESS CHANCES.
CHANCE seldom ofered--For sale cigar
"A store; one of the best loca lions in the city.
Inquire at ]. Hersprings. Davidson block, room 2.
Balls
nRUG STOCK IN a good railroad town sur
IL rounded by a rich farming community; also
a good paying physicians practice; no opposition
IN either case; physician must be good one; this
is No. chance to make money; good reason for
selling. For further particulars address X. H.,
care Noyes Bros. Cutler, st. Paul. Mimi. 3l7-lS
nRUG STORE for sale; good trade; easy
IL terms. 1924 Western av., Minneapolis
3l4-l5
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for st. Paul
L or Minneapolis real estate, one OF the best
acres so acres improved, with good bu ldings
complete outfit of tools. hay, grain, ETC., neces
sary TO carry on such place. r., Globe. $500
ITOTEL for sale or rent: handsomely fur
/ nished; convenient to both cities: business
guaranteed. w. Woodruff Merriam Park. 3l7-lS
IIOTEI.-The new brick gong up in River
Il Falls, Wis, is for sale, with modern con-
veniences. +. Rossell. yer Falls, Wis. 27e-Sls
C,ALOON-A rare chance seldom offered; for
- SALE l good saloon in best location, with a
good establi shed trade; good opening for any one
with small capital will exchange for city
property. Apply at 3l5 Minnesota ST.; ask for
Sable. 3l7-lS
= TORE-A nice stock of candy. cigars, to-
- bacco and notions for sale and store to rent;
sos st. Peter st. 1919
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want Advertisements for the GLOBE re-
ceived at W. j. Hughes, druggist, corner
Monroe street and Third avenue, East
Division, Minneapolis
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MONEY TO LOAN on personal properly at
lI reasonable rates. 100 East Seventh st.
-
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OTiCE-The copartDership between Atwood
~ Lonergan, is this day dissolved: Lonergan
to take the bath rooms, where all kinds of baths
for lad es and gents may be had day night
James E. Lonergan, proprietor, 100 South Fifth ST.,
MinneaDOliS. XII
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d OOMS-For rent furnished or unfu rnished.
h with board; en- suite or single. 500 nenne-
min ay 4
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MADAME ANDREWS, clairvoyant No.
w 1915 Fourth st. north; at home to ladies
only. 3ll.I7
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| Stores. Etc,
| STORE in saltwater. P. H. Christensen. Still.
| ~ water, Mimi. 2ss-320
Houses.

} COTTAGE of rooms, $50; city water cellar
! ~ and large yard. lower town; splendid loca-
ton; all or part OF furniture for sale part pay
ment taken in board if desired Address A. al.
! Globe. 3IT-19
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DUTCEEKS--Good hog butchers and tight
ID wood coopers for Armour Il Co, Chicago:
H.: call between II and u a. M at Room D. 900
sihlev ST Chas Z. Gooch. .
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| COW STRAYED--From 1916 Twenty third st.
~ south. a red COW. three years old; suitable
| will be paid for return of the same
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SAINT PAUL WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

nAKCR- F;rst.class bread and cake; German
y preferred. ard unmarried; write stating
wages expected. d. (. Cameron. River FaLs,
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DOY-Smart intelligent boy for easy work; re-
ID ferences required. Apply before Il. M,
stall Of CITY Market.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

SAMUEL B. MCCONNELL. Executor. oct23-'
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FOREIGN.



LONDON, Jan. n.-Ths ANIMAL meet
ing OF the International Nonstary
Standard Associasisn sas beld today.
Henry II. Gibbs, Governor OF the BANK
of England. presided In SO address
be admitted that the progress OF d.
metailism was slow In England, bat
said thst il vas advancing IN Germany.
he said be believed that the Royal
Commission On the depressed condition
Of trade IN Great Britain would report
that the present csndition Of the silver
question bad an important bearing On
the depression Henry x. Grenville,
Governor Of the Bank OF kngiand. ex-
pressed confidence that the United
States Congress would not alter the
provisions Of the Bland bill. Bi-@etal-
ham, Grsnvelle said. vas OF vital inter
est 70 trade and agriculture Thomas
satherland. member Of Parliament for
6resnoek samuel Montague, member
of Parliament fer Lover Hsmlets, and
other gentlsmsu. also delivered ad-
dresses. The meeting resolved 10 form
Gold and Silver Leagse on q popoiAr
basis.
RrttIsh sueeess In Burmah.
RISooos, Jan. n. - Adyioes from
Mandalay state that the British troops
On Monday last esptured kunnah and
secsred IS guns. Thirty rebels we're
killed. The rebel princes led 10 the
interior. One Sepoy vss killed.
Bsid Hsbbery.
San FRAscIsco, Jan H.-The steamer
Zealandis, which arrived today from
sydney, Australia, and Honolulu. sand
vich Islands, brings news of What IL
described in the Honolulu papers a. one
Of the boldest and mosi sscoessful rob
besies that have ever taken place 10
Honolulu. Early on the morning OF
January I'd. the General Postofhoe vas
entered By burglars. who blew open tvo
safes, and extracted over 5000 in gold,
SILVER and notes. No clus 10 the robbers
has beeb obtained, although the author
tiles have offered $500 reward for their
capture.
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The ssoek List.

HFx YoKx. Jan. 2a-Ss. 1905; +Ss,
Ilz1t: ~. 1884,; Pscihc g. 1854: Amer
lean. loI5 Canadian Pacific, s. =; Car
adam Southern. to5S; Central Pacinc.
+ol1: Burlington, 1873; Lsekayass,
lIs7.; BIO Grande. l6S Erie, IA Ham
ilton & ST. 10. =; Kansas 4 Topeka,
ssl.. Lake shore, 81; Louisville 4
Nashville, So; Michigan Central: 90;
Northern Pacific, a6s; preferred 81;
Northwestern. Il75S: New York Central
1854: o. r. 4 n, 1914; franscontl-
mental, 81; Iuprovenent Co., =; Psci,
&c Mail, sSsi; Psusms, 81; Rhode
Island. Us; Sc. Paal. Sa: TexAi
Pacific, i2ss; Union Pacific. 5o1a; q 5,
Express. 81; Wells Fargo, l1s; Western
Union, 1&.
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Notice to Creditors.

rs PURSUANCE OF A NOTICE OF N.
L Buetlin, ESQ.,. Probsie Judge Of Kitssp
county. notice 10 hereby siven T. ali persons
having claims against Daniel LongfsIlsw. late
on Ae county OF ktsap. deceased. that they
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber adminis,
tr.trix 81 the said deceased, Al her place Of rs.
sidenos In Porr Gamble, Kitsap county. Nithin
one year frum the date hereof.
Dared this I'D Day OF November, lH5
ALMIRA n LoSaFEILOW.
Adnini.trssrix estate Of Daniel Longfeliow.
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The speeches OF Salisbury and Glad
stone at tho opening Of Parliament
afford Q curious study. Il 10 unusual
that two great Statesmen, each speaking
for = great political party In q great
nA,ioa, 10 deliver set speeches, each
over an hour in length. Of which the
object 10 moi 10 declare line Of policy,
bat 20 conceal 10; net 30 tell what the
parties which they represent demand.
but 10 confuse the public and blind ID
10 those demands. The great orators,
- their speeches we're reported by the
Telegraph, remind one Of two fsncers.
Careful. vaschfui. agile. each 10 pre-
pared 10 parry q thrust from the other.
but neither darss 10 make . thrust Tor
fear that HE opponen, may parry IL,
brsak through biz guard and pierce him
10 the heart. They gaze At each other
intensely. the eyes OF each rest on the
face Of bis adversary while their blades.
nashina and cleaning. make graceful
oarvss In the air. bat they do not strike.
The speeches Of the svo orators are
graceful. beautiful and skillful. bat
neither strikes at the other. Both COZ
duct themselves a. men Who know that
they tread ON dangerous ground. and
shss each step may be the last. The
speech Of each 10 . careful. guarded
ssries Of evasions.
Aad the situation 10 such - 30 justify
oil their caasien. With the Political
situation In Great Britain ss IL 10. and
the parties In Parliament divided 90
they are. the leaders vill need all their
ssss and skiil. and he Who wins viii
richly deserve the honors be may rssp.
IL 10 evident that beth leaders fear the
PArnsllites and are eager 10 Gin their
Support, bat 10 10 equally evident tina,
neither 10 willing 10 yield 10 lhs de-
nands Of the Irish for home rule. Lib
erals and Conservatives vie with each
other In their saserness 10 eoncilsste
the irish members, but neither Conser-
Natives or Liberals are villiae 10 do the
one thing thai wtli conciiiaie them.
II enc ear iudee BY the guarded NJ
teraness and eaatioas expressions Of tho
great party leaders. 10 b evident that
no measure granting home rule 10 Ire
land vili receive the sanction Of the
present Parliament Il 10 equally evi.
dent thai the too English parties vii
nos unite IN epposssien W ths Para. a.
lice. The inference 10 that The Parsia-
Usnt w,ii be shors lived. and thai an
ether appeal 20 the reopig vili be made
before nany months have elapssa.
WITH the farnsllisss holding the balance
Of power, With beth the grea, parties
fearing shen, and With lsishsr wilsing
- eonsede vAas they demand, or 10
unite With the ether 10 defsas thess de-
manda. 10 b difheai, 30 srs hsw another
aiDoiusion san lenx Be avoided.
Tue sisaatien b ancmaionsl and the
caution 81 sse leaders 10 not displayed
without casss. The Political desi Which
b thus begun oil he watched With In
tsrsss shresshoas The World
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U. 3. LAND OFFICE AT oLYnPn W.T.,
November 10. 1885.
n Notice 10 here given thar JoHN
Lihbkha has Med notice Of Intention %
make nssl proof before the Judge. or 10 his
snssnee. the Clerk Of the Diss. ies Oourt. n
nis once In sssttls. ". T on Tuesday. H.
OH day Of January, A. d. 1856, OF HON sstesd
application No. 1888, for the lots IL, Is and n
% eecuon IN. tovnship a north. range east.
No names - witnesses John BUD. Henri,
brsAoon. John YsnE aud Thomss Chrissopher.
al Of sisughtsr. VT
JOHN r. CONVEY
oozbde5l Register of the I<n6 f.N.e.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KIT
! sap county. Washington Territory,
In the matter OF the estate of Daniel
Mcdonald. deceased.
In pursuance of an order of Nathan
Bucklin. ESQ, Probate Judge OF Kitsap
count y. notice 70 hereby given to ell per-
sons having claims sgaiast the estate Of
Daniel Mcdonald. late Of Kitsap county.
deceasod, that they are required to ex-
hioit the same with the necessary youch
ers thereof, under oath. TO the subscriber.
administrator Of said estate, at his place
OF residence In Port Bl4kely, Kitsap
county, ". z. within one year from the
Dated the 10th day OF December. 1873
MALCOLM MCDONALD.
Administrator Of the estate OF Daniel
Mcdonald, deceased. delO tw
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FOR 9ALsH.

rJVHE PORT ORCHARD sc H o Q L
i house, with the real estate belonging
thereto. Large house. containing three
rooms, with two brick f1replaces, Kitchen
AMI woodheuse. he ten ares Of land Ii
spieudidly located. at Dyes Inl [ over
looking Port Orchard Bay. kitsap county.
Good land. tine acre cleared. aad good
well On premises. Gear title.
Steamer Helen runs BY the above prop
erty three times . week.
FOR terms and particulars apply, on or
before January I'D, TO
ALFRED LARSON.
Mitchell, Kitsap county. care box IS,
Seattle Jals ~
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THH AMOUR QUARrEr.-Foar Of the
miners at Newcastle, who are unsteady
inclined. have organized Q male quar-
tst, consisting a. follows: First tenor
Louis Howell !; second tenor. William
Walters; FIRST base, William George
and second eass. Howell +. Jones.
They sing solos and four part songs of
standard reputation. Among the quar-
tets rendered by them are Life Boat,
BY Hatscn. and Mighty Conqueror,"
by Webb. They gave successful con-
cert In Newcastle recently and expect
10 give one in Black Diamond in Q short
time. Miss Lizzie Anderson acts a. or
ganist for the singers.
STONE has mere Of those aloe white
mealy potatoes. ja23
We are instructed by Mrs. Capt. j.
w. AoAllsp 10 sell her elegant furni-
ture al her hoase corner Fifth and Pike
streets en- Monday, Jan. 18th. at 1870
q N. Terms cash. Pullman & WkIoHr,
Auctioneers- 2l4
NKv BLooD. NKw Lars.-This 10 OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
DER. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie. six for g. So
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For Rent.

A NEw TwO-sTORY HARD FIN
N ished house Of 8 rooms, with two lots
and outbuilding. two blocks north Of Bar
rea ractosy; also sarn,,srs for s,ls.
n. SHOUDr. Commercial street rext
door 70 W. ID. SCOTS bailding. de9B ls
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILI. At
! Lake Union. North Seattle. Build
ing and machinery. also six lots to be
sold together or separately. Capacity OF
mtll. to.0oo feet per day. Apply e
sel3dw J. n fRINK,
WaAhington Iron Work. seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-23
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