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The Washington critic., 1886-07-19

n@SS= BUILDERS
~ Section of the Integral Cooperative
System, composed of carpenters and joiners
are now bidding on all work In this line, in
Guiding the erection and completion Of build
cations furnished on application. Owners
will do well to submit plans already made.
Address LOCK BOX 500, City Z. o.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-19
WANTED HELp-..MALE,


ddUett,senents Of Three Lines uhdsr Mts hedd
Inserted three times for 25 cents.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-19

> A"
SELECT SATURDAY EVENING EXCUR-
SlONS TO MARSHA ALL HALL during the Sea-
son, commencing JULY I'D, from 7th ST. ferry
wharf, at $50 p. m.
Music, Dancing and Good Dinner.
Fare. round trip. 25c.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-19

LNOE REN1-I2aT and 1881 I'd st = E,
It new room houses, water in the rear,
So Apply at 1895 3D. 1t Q.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SHIGHLAND SPA WATER"-F. IL.
Ill FINLEY Is manager for the "lIigh.
land Spa Water Co." Send orders to 1906 d
gf n "
The Washington critic., 1886-07-19
e>SsESECURITY FROM LOSS BY BUR-
w. GLARY, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCI-

ms.DR. j. A. MCLEAN, Dentist, Has
W. removed Office and residence
to 1905 L st W.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
and Amalgam filling. Artificial Crowns per-
manently attached to roots. Gold-lined Rub
ber plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured,
The Washington critic., 1886-07-19

Tickets good going only ON II q. m. iraiu
and 10 return within FIVE days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07
WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY

When they ReneU tar Subscriptions.
William Cannous Pontiac. Oakland County.
Mich. says: | think 1t Is the best paper in
l.. A. Weleh. Sullivan. o, says: at Is bet
to- than many If HE 81 papers
James 7, Malone, ~ St. Charles street. New
Orleans. La, says: In comparing vour paper
Win oihe.s ! receive. / must say yours, the
tHicAGo WEEKLY News. is good, better, best.
l would sooner miss q meal than a number Of
The NEWS Il Is fhF newspaper Of the day. Il
is iTgr 20 its name
Alfred p. Foster. WoodhuIi. Henry County,
VI. say7; 1t Is one OF the tsedAsSt papers
W. w. Rhodes. Adrian, Mich. says: II
don't want To miss q number. Il is the best
paper for news | have ever seen"
feser Lansing, Lsteuia, Saunders County.
NcA, says; - like TaE WEEKLF News. Ii
Is ttii 81 ret3a5ie ani Valuable ncws, and al
though | ara i-s tFrript Il nine weekly jousnsls
lal osAs tari 10 tdapf lRE WEEKLY News
- H0. -. tVgaGze If IFS uuu- partisan attitude
N ~Is4tivs- ewing me The unEarbled rruth con-
ce:I.iht tn ee.i,Es of all political parties"
Vi. a. IE,Nt4 sort, faEByEs. ". Y. SAYS:
"lt y ue cacapesE and best paper 1 ever
Ga /. >chuhsn Hannibal. No, says: sIlfke
ynatF pfprr very n.uch. J get SIX other papers,
bus ! Do hDs hAe t4em ~ well as the WEEKLY
". n. L.aw. Mansfield. Tex. SAYS; AZ am
Il uFii4 pteas.sd With the News, for | get poli-
t.. =, ~cslEtssi Ia /; IN sact = way that | get both
sd q tee q~:e=tlan fsisiy set forth. which ia
sfferf. rrsoseIble 10 gel i4a strictly party jour-
al Il ,i.Ssr size.
rs S;za and character considered, the
Gil AGO WEEKLY NEWS is the
s6,.tasss n ek5gta AB.eflca ONE DOL
Jar YEAR, postage included. Our
speciai Clubbing Terms bring it within
iI,a reach Of all our subscribers. Speei-
ma. pies may be seen at this Office.
send subscriptions TO this Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07
One YEAR FOR $2.25.

TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
Is now an eight-pagc, siXty-four-column
paper. II is the largest dollar weekly"
Ia America. Its eight broad, long pages
present each week n mass of choicr!y
81" r;cd matter. containing much to suit
r"r'. "l the vary ing tastes of the family
r'Fc:t. First Gnd foremost it gives ALL
TIE %H@;s. complete as to detail, vet
C.., in forIu. Its connection with
iAr CHICAGO DAILY NEWS mrm-
lrr of III" .tas"clt,t Prs sl gives it
iA,'IiirS for news gathering unSur3aSs-
tl hy any journal in tie country. Its
@tjEEr REPORTS are specially com
T. ere and thorou hlylrns:wurthY. Par
i~i"si1r attention is given to agricultural
t1i ianae matters. Every issue con
;a.I; tx COMPLETED STORIES. ard a
:y- IT in~taiImrnt of an original story
" some well Nnown English or Amer.
ir.r! ::itL.sr cS" usiycl secured for the
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Con.
d"H'd notes N fashions. art, indus.
iris, literature, science, etc, etc, ap-
peer regularly.
Few papers in the country are SO ex-
ft,-tyCiy quoted bv The press in general
" 10 'tt-iiL tIl'i haill'! titS IilHGTaiiIS
A. the thtcaGo Daily Macs. These are
all reproduced in the WEEKLY
NEWS. In its editorial expression tho
paper speaks from the standpoint Of
the INDEPENDENT journalist. and the
fair minded and thoughtful OF ali par
ties will appreciate and value its candid
statements of facts and conclusions. all
cai,uii;cd to qualify the reader for the
formation of his own intelligent Opin-
ion. The political events of the year
10 come promise TO assume such q
character that Il thoroughly truthful
AID impartial record becomes all-im-
l%ortant.
In all its departments the CHICAGO
WEEKLY NEWS aims to present an
enterprising, impartial and entertaining
family newspaper of the very highest
grade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07
Audrain County Has

No debt.
Fine crops.
Rich farms.
Two railroads.
Excellent rock.
Coal everywhere.
Lots of fine stock.
Good tobacco land.
Two telegraph lines.
The best of bridges.
Fine country schools.
A model fruit climate.
Five good newspapers.
A real live congressman.
Pretty girls--lots of 'em.
An abundance Of timber.
Plenty of large churches.
The staunchest Democrats.
Health, wealth and happiness.
Mexico, the daisy city in the state
Some of the best stock men in the
West.
The best county officials in the
state.
Good residences and comfortable
A beautiful county-seat with fine
court house.
Vandalia, Laddonia, and several
other red-hot little towns.
Hospitable, brave, generous men
and virtuous, lovely women.
A magnificent future, a prosperous
present, and an illustrious past.
Schools and college that stand a
The head of the educational process
sion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07
- NOTICES.

Airy Dicks celebrated beer. The
best on earth. IL
Bridgford keeps everything that
is good to eat
Go to r.. c. Paul for fresh and
cheap groceries. 36-it.
Woodward & Son have q complete
set of abstract books. A2-tf
Why don't you buy VIM. Wetter's
celebrated Dicks beer. 49-tf
Weimer is still i'll Mexico, just
south of Carriers saloon. 35-tf
Buy the Signature Mt Weimer's,
just south of Carriers saloon. 35-tf
You will miss it if you don't buy
your groceries from c. +. ierger.
Go to MckinIey's for bread, fruit,
oysters and all kinds Of confectlon-
cry. stiff.
Go to Weimcr's for the best cigar
in town. Just south of Carter's sa-
loon. 35-tf
Weimer has moved but is running
wide open just south OF Carriers sa-
loon. Soft
Green apples, potatoes, turnips.
onions and buck wheat flour at Il. Z.
Paul's.
Go to Yerger's and get the boss
musical organ-chcap and complete.
Call and see it. 35-tf.
L. +. Roden buys and sells for
cash, and in this way saves money
for his customers. Aft
Dicks celebrated beer can now be
bought in this city of VIM. Wetter
Office near depot. 49-tf
VIM. Wetter is agent for Dicks
celebrated beer and extract of malt,
the best of drinks, If
If you want the best of bread and
all kinds of confectionery and fruits,
call at McKinley's. Stiff.
Wetter is agent for Dicks cele-
brated beer. Call and see him. He
will treat you right. 49-tf
STRAYED.-A black berkshire pig,
weighs about 40 pounds. Leave in
formation at this office.
Weimer is making the best cigar
! cold -, ATAyi,n t,,ct cnrth Of Nov
ter's saloon. Call and see him.
Go to r. c. Paul for dressed fowls,
fresh sausage, fresh pork, eggs, but
ter, lard, kraut, beans and hominy.
For SALE OR RENT. "A well i'm
proved farm of 240 acres in Audrain
county. Apply to DR.. f. S. Cave,
Mexico, Mo. 29-tf.
Go to r. c. Paul for Florida
oranges, large pine apples, lemons,
raisons, figs, nuts, candies, mince-
meat, pickles, canned goods. 36-4t.
Weimer is q daisy on getting to
the front. He moved his large stock
in twenty minutes and is now wide
open again just south of Carriers sa-
loon. 35-tf
Oak lumber cheap at Nelson &
Wilcox. Best oak lumber S1.75;
other grades S1.25 to $3.50 per hun
dred. Sawed and split posts for sale
cheap. 35-1m
Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from c. +. Yerger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for produce. 80 tt
For RENT.-Two good dwelling
houses near the business portion of
Mexico. Both in good repair. Rent
reasonable. Apply to f. d. Graham
or at Geo. Robertson's law office. DIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07
HERE'S A "SLASHER."
''The Times' C0nsults the People,
and They Declare for General
COckrell Almost Unanimously.
From the Kansas City Times.

" SHN AS SANJ AhSS
The Times presents to its readers
this morning the results Of a pretty
thorough anvas of the state on the
senatorial question. On the oath
inst. the Times sent to the county
officers of Missouri the following
circular:
THEsKANsAs CRY TINES, Dec. 81
Dear Sir: Please send up at your
earliest convenience q letter stating
what the sentiment is in your county
regarding the senatorial contest and
how the feeling is regarding Mr..
Cockrell. Very truly yours,
HE TINES.
In reply to the above the Times
has received over 100 letters, and
with several Democratic counties yet
to hear frem, the conclusion that
Senator Cockrell is the almost unani,
nous choice of the state is Ineyitable.
Probably on no other question would
the people of the state express them
selves with such unanimity. 1t may
be said also that the medium through
which this information has come is
most reliable, the county officers see
ing more people and talking more
about politics than any other class OF
citizens.
AUDIiAIS COUNTY.
MEXICO, Mo-, Dec. 25.-By request
7 will give you my opinion of how
Audrain county stands in regard tC
Cockrell. Out of a vote of 1000 il
AudraIn county / think he will gel
5000 votes. My opinion is based
only on the general talk.
JOHN w. ATcHIsoN.
NO N ELSE SPOKEN OF.
MEXICO, Mo, December 25.-Ir
answer to yours of yesterday, vii
state my county, l am certain, is il
favor of Senator Cockrell, in The
following proportion: Eight out O
ten are for CockreIl. In fact, No ont
else is spoken of.
BES. G.. JOHNSON. Circuit Clerk.
Then follows % other letters from
different counties Of the same tenor
as those from Audrain.
=
The question of the reelection o.
Francis NJ. Cockrell is answered ant
settled so thoroughly that there is NJ
resort in Major Edwards fertile i'm.
agination which can afford vantage
ground for another conflict with pub
lie opinion. If the major Is just an(
fair he will acknowledge that he has
mistaken the temper of the Demo
cratic voters, and that whatever per
sonal opposition he may still desire
to exert against reelection, it will be
hopeless unless there is q radical
transformation between the beginning
of 1886 and the beginning of 1887.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07
Ouick Work.

The Mexico water-works are ready
to be tested. This is quick work and
speaks we'll for the contractors push
and energy-Moberly Nescs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-07


The Richmond Democrat is thirteen
years old and one of the best papers
in the State. Anderson is a Jim
dandy newspaper man.
Officers Elected-A. o. U. W.
At a meeting of the A. o. =. W.
last week the following officers were
elected:
Master Workman. f. McWil-
liams.
Foreman-T. T. Torreyson.
Overseer-H. G.. Smith.
Recorder. II. Herman.
Financier-J. j. Winscott.
Receiver. j. Eldridge.
Guide-J. ". Plunkett.
Junior Workman-Jo shua Bunton.
Outside Watchman-Geo. Bayliss.
Trustee-H. d. Hunter.
Medical Examiners Drs. Rodes,
Walker and Lemon.
Delegates to Grand Lodge, which
meets in st. Louis, are A. G. Gass,
r. N. Armstrong and Fl. D.. Hunter.
B. C. johnson is now Postmaster
Workman.
SELECT KNIGHT OFFICERS.
The Select Knights of the A. 0.
q. w. Order last Friday night held
their annual election. The following
officers were elected by reclamation:
J. G. Trimble, Commander j. w.
Plunkett, Vice-C Commander; ID. L.
Gentry, Lieutenant Commander; X.
H. Herman, Recorder; j. ". Howell,
Recording Treasurer; ia. Glandon,
Treasurer; q. G. Smith, Marshal ;
Chas. Murray, Standard Bearer; G.
G. Killing, Senior Workman Ed. w.
Lee, Junior Workman; J. Franklin,
Guard; T. A. Garrett, Trustee; w.
T. Lemon, Medical Examiner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

The orsgoaias nov says thai II Is alb.
said 10 say that the Portland newspa-
psrs are responsible for the agitation la
that city during the past siI weeks.
Only one Of all the dozen papers print
Cd there tales The side Of the agitators,
and thai pepsr. IL says. is 10 no ones
vay. The disturbance, Il declares. L.
the rssslt Of organized iawlesansss
The conditions in Portland are idsnsi-
cal with shoss In Seattle al an earlier
date, and tbs results In the two places
have been practically the same. And
yet. speaking Of matters here. The
0rssossas repeatedly declared the Sc
attic press we're At faalt, thai they xers
weak aud faltsring, that they we're
without capital. and that IL they had
parsned the proper course that ID, q
coarse similar 10 thai taken hy the
orseoaias in Porslandl, proper p1blic
sentiment woali have been bailt Up.
and there would have teen no trouble
whatever here In the light OF later
events IN its own Immediate neieAbor-
hced. and in view Of the trying times
throaeh which IL is nos passing. the
ossceAisa has bad ample cause 10
change the opinions formerly expressed
By Il Of the pres Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
CaunCa NOTICES.

scandinavian Lutheran Church, Third
street q Pike.-Rev. G. A Ande. son,
fsom Tacoma. will preach at II a. m. and
.. m. Ave -ybody welcome.
First Baptist Church, Fourth street,
ne sr James. Rev. ID. J. Pierce pastor =
ersices at II q. In.. aud y. m. sunday
school at l2:l5 y. m. Prayer meeting at {
m AT Ii m The History OF tns
Jews between Tests ments" at .. m
.ong service for II an kou-, followed
by shof lecture; subject. Maniac OF
snoralist =
lake Union Baptist Mission. at l:s0 .. m
viii bs add esd ~ hev- ID. J. PIERCE.
Trinity Parish. Dean Watson, rector
Church on Third street. opp site Cour
House. HOLY Communion, .. m. un
d y school. lois IN; divine service
li:ia q m and Up. m. The children vii
r IN ain to the morning service. the thirc
| 81 aday In each month bel their day
Parents re invited to come with them.
BeIltown Chapel. second and Blanc .rs
Streets Sunday school at $50 p.m.; pray
ers at 3 .. m.
| Christian Church. Seneca street. be
tween Third and Fourth. sunday schoo
al 10 q. m. and services II II q. m. Prayer
and praise meeting on Thursday evening
al $50. The public are cordially invited
| Young Mems Christian Association,
corner Font and Marion streets. Meet
ing at 4 p. m 10 which ali are most cor
daily invited, especially strangers, youns
men md singers. Only r. one hour
Rev. J. N. Ueuison VIII conduct the SCI
vices today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

Un1sn II dnns - - Eni1sa ntnns|
0sversnsus = a15osfsg ~ nssdss Of
Onpenin xnmes Csswf1rd 10 30 villa
90 - aaeh = N inysssiGssiou- fhis
snsssioc y - disKrasefnl - Il b insxpdi.
sah1s. Tia siroums1nners u the erfms
sses s1sh. oos would think. - VOID
asosss any psopis snd sny eovsrunsat
soaeaicn. A forss Of American soadiers.
astine ssssssly wishin the bounds Of
treaty ssipufatiou. ~ss Astacksd By .
body Of foseion sreops and 10 The coz
hiet which ensusd the commander Of
the Ansriesns vas killed. That b she
snfirs story Yea sbe Nsxicsn Govern
nssnt has made no dissvowai Of this
action and 10 APOLOGY for it, has paa-
ishsd none Of the murderess. has rem
red DO sxpIsnsiios. snd. according to
all appearances. has been asked for
nsns. Ifsach sn set viii not make the
Ameficsn people indignant, shss viii :
II this Gcvernnent h nos able 10
zvsngs The death Of one Of he ofsesrs
murdered while Ia the discharge Of bin
duty the fsss had better be known. II
such An insult had been offered 10 any
nation bat the United States. an sxpla-
nation and apology would have been
demanded at onee, and IL the former
vsrs nss satisfactory and the latter am
ole, declaration Of var vouid have
followed. The inaction Of the Govern
msnt In this matter - foul blot upon
the dissatisfaction Of Pre- .ident Clevs-
land, for which no amount Of good gov
eminent can asoos. II Is disRraoeful.
outrageous and humiiissiBe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

BLowS UP.-Two lads at Black Dia-
mond came very near being seriously
injured yesterday by the explosion Of
siant posdsr cap. sith which they
were playing. IL seems that young
Hnuter. son Of engineer Hunter. and
yosng Davis. whose father IL . miner
81 the Black Diamond mine, got hold
Of cap whish some OF the tniuers had
ieft laying around, and cosciuded that
they voaid explode IL 30 zee how much
OF report Il voald make. The boys
succsesied 10 exploding the cap, bat
serc beth soou after carried 20 the doc
tors ofies. Hauter had hrs thumb spin
open. aud will probably lose q port,on
OF IL, and DAVIS had one OF his legs
badly iu1ured near the knee, bat lass to
what exaeot could nes be learned last
Eight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

II is said the laws Of The Territory
enacted At shs recent session Of The
Legislature will nos be ready Ter elrsa
latioa for several .onshs yet. or rot
nnih half year 81 least after tha al
ionrnment. There IL 60 god rrasoo for
this delay; in FACT. t~o mouths. or
three months AZ the longest. Is time
snffscisnt for the performances Of tbe
Whole vsrk. Msanwhils the paelie
printer is specializing 10 tie publication
Of the lAvs-seilAag copies al = eenss
spsecs, and securing III every sash sale a
proot Of sboat one thoasssd per esns.
The eonnsesion between these s2les
aud the delayed pabiisAiioa Of the
statutes le the usual form Oaa Ne giAialy
s&en.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

The Mayer OF Victoria has discovered
that be has more sstsht in Tie cssy GOV
eminent than any e his predecessors
bad. or thnsght sesy bad. Backed by
Tia City Attorney be decssses he Is en-.
titled 30 3 v~se % al occasions "a A
asmb<r u ths Csfy coancsl. ard IN al
ssses OF lie srs<s be sbsIi have 4 see nd
o. esssiss vote. This rsss IL said 10
prevail Ia England. TAs ASssfminas en-
o. the Mayer - voss ~ sfts7 ss be 81 .
is ercatiae seaxatioa in yissarsA Of
~ tssnpsss iH teapot character.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

FeUND DRowsKp.- Yesterday after
noon the body of a man sasbed ashore
on the beGah in the rear Of the cracker
factory. The fact vas reported 10 Cor
oner Dawson. Wit at once ordered ths
body taken to U. G. Shorey 4 Co.'s IN.
dertaking establishment. The body
bad the appearance Of having been ia
the sater for long time. All the fi-sh
was eaten from the head, leaving moth
tag bat the skull attached 90 the verte-
hrae. The fesh Was also gone from the
hands and one foot. On ths body was
dark cult of clothes, blue ovcrshirt,
red underseirt, wristers, shaker socks
and low cut blue canvas sheea. The
man was Of medium hight, and had 10
bis pockets an empty bnckskin purse,
knife. cigar holder and piece OF sole
leather. The features, Of course. were
unacceptable, and nothing could be
found 90 toe body 70 establish the iden-
tity Of lie former possessor. The re-
mains are Supposed TO be those Of the
mas who Vas seen 10 walk Of of w. ID.
Soott a Co.'S wharf on the night OF
February ysh. as the body washed
ashore within q huHdred feet Of where
that mar was drowned. The remains
will be buried at the expense Of the
county today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

THK ATLANTIC MoSraLI.-rhis cid
and substantial magazine entered upon
tie year lss6 With a lisa Of The bes,
ks wn writers that wiIl command for IL
: largely increased number Of readers.
paFise tie year there wrii APPEAR pa
ers trum James Russsll Lowell, CeRs
ESeess Crsddeck. Hsary J ZINES. VIM.
IL. hssh~p. Isha Fsske, Philip Gilbers
hamertsa, ThossSs h silsy Atdrirn ard
= uaa e~s Of ether contributors OF equal
literary fame.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
SHERIFFSSAL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT m ~
i Third Judicial District d W11111
Territory, holding terms e 9Gr<<5A
No 453s- Thomas X. EnBminn8
tiff. vs.. Charles X. Jennef - O.
K. Jenner, defendants.
Under and By virtue Of ~ r49 =
and decree OF foreclosure tlIo ~ Il
the ABOVE named Court n IL o1lL@
titled actios. dated tke 18th 0nx4
irS6 wherein the above nan1g4
Obtained q Judgment md decly1 =
the above named defendants -
msndcd 20 sell the fcliouinx 4rcFl
morfgaged premises, that y = ~
Ali Of blocks numhe, Cd t1yo
ti0) and twenty f2ol; lots nipe q ~
to-, OF block thirteen tig; - 49, q
and feur lil, In block enc ~ q ~
stock addition 70 thseftyoi ocn!.1e ~
all Of block tairty on iSu ero 49, 49,
blocks i've Is. and rix i6l VI the ~ r. ~
supplemental addition 70 se1<[
he. all in said K ng cou y. "
in all ~ lois. to9-tnor with ~ - ~
lar the tenements hcrsd = ae49 -
pu -tenancrs IN reunio beIOnGtnE
Notice 10 therefore hereby gifes ~ -
81 urdsy, the i1ah asy = Ae'1as
Isse.
At the hour u 10 o'csock . n g -
day. at the Court house deer. =
of seattle King county, ~
Territory. I viii, 10 o5ediencs y - !.
der OF sale aud decrce Of fofccioeM4
the above described propsrfy. e 3 =
thereof as may bs neccssafy -
plaintiffs Judgment with tnfGs ,zx
on and costs. 20 lue high st 80 -
der. for each. 49,
i'''' J.H McGRAM,-
mills Sheriff Of King county. W.
Hall & SIN IN. attorneys for ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21

LAuScRsn. rhe bail for little saC.
about sse s'Es Of see + =, bail, by II.
Dancssief for ,hs rNcamA steaus Savi
sstion Company. above the cid taxa.
s<s iaascAsd yesterday and named the
NsSat. Sse ~,il Be futuisSei 4fsh SUI
Serenity poseFfni va9tsss 10 DRIVE Der
siouS AZ FAIR fate 81 sped. ard xiii
be nssa IA erasrai to~iag xad jsbssng
caegn4sSS