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LOTS FOR SALE.

MICE, CLEARED RESIDENCE LOTS
tons, imme iiately northeast OF Ninth
an 1 Mill sti Gets. for sale cheap, on easy
terms. Inquire Of GEO. DORfFE I. office
with G. K. Bowman. opp. fesler-Leary
building. or at residence. northeast OF
Lawtons nursery. de3
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FOR SALE, CHEAP,
A FEW HIvHs OF ITALIAN BEvs
"A w. NJ. ALLEN. Edmonds, snoho.
mish county. de2lwa
Notice OF Final Proof

s. LAID oyyIcx AT olrnrrA. WI
Deoember "A, less.
Notice d hereby given that DAVID W.
WEI mas hlsd noties Of inlenfton 10
MAKE anal proof before the Cisrh Of thu
Di.t. 20 oonrt, 81 his Once in seattle, W. r..
on saturday, the 18th DAY Of yesrns,v n
lse6, On Pre- snpsfon d. q Nc. $50 a. tbs
sM Of ssotioa Il. townskip % n. rsnee Z
ne n&ne a. witnesses ziba Smith. Lv.
saooee snlIh, Michael Kelly ana wiiliam
HAMS, Ill Of seattle, r.
JOHN y. 6owEY,
ooaife4 Register Of Tia Land Oface.
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Treasurer's Notes

NOTICE 10 HEREBY 0lsn.
IN all Island County warrfku
cd to and ENDORSED prior 70 Msssa y
are now payable upon pressssSS - /
no interest viii be allowed awxnl
- A. ID. BLOWLE
Treasurer Of Island ecesy 40
Coupeville. w. T.. JAN l. i&~l
BEST CHEWING T0BAoG y
cents per pound. Anti ccoa; "
North Paoihe News Depot ~
BEST SMOKING 0BA0S, y
eents per pound. Anti-ue ~
North Pacific News DspoA
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL IL YEARS OF AGE
n or over, can find good home and
clothes, In exchange for helping In .
family Of two. Address p. q. box 57s.
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YEARLY sUBsCRIP rIONS OF
EASTERN PUBLICATIONS q omss
rates. 81 thu North Pacific Nsvs Depot
jal2 In
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now past due to the late frm OF Wad-
dell 4 Miles. viii please call AMI settle
the Same without further natice.
jal6 I'm z G. MILES.
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A Fine Watch

Is OFTEN RUINED BY GETTING IN
the hands Of botch matchmaker, 40
badly. sometimes that it Is impossible TO
make IL keep time correctly. Parties
wishing their fine watches preserved and
put in good running order will do well to
rSx-A
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CALL FOR BIDS.

Dds FOR DRIVING A TUNNEL
- throu1h the portage between Lakes
Union and Washington. and building Q
fume therein as per speci dcatio o en- file
at the offic, of Whitworth s. Thomson.
will be received by the undersigned up to
10 o'clock noon. on Saturday. January 20,
1886.
Bids for driving tunnel and construc-
ton Of fiume must be made separately
for each, and must state the price per lin
cal foot for each.
Timber cut In the dimensions 10 be used
and ready TO be put In place viii BE- fur.
nished to the contractor upon scows ct
the landing.
The right Ia reserved to reject any and
y, il. oseOOD.
Seattle, w. T., Jan. 10 1896. jal)Iw
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For Rent.
TOWNSHIP PLAIS

pEING IN RECEIPT OF RIG ULAR
ID weekly reports from the Olympia
Land Office, we are prepared to furnish
township plats. with entries marked to
date. thereby saving to intending settlers
the delay and trouble OF sending away
for the same. Price, per township, 81.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room 7. Yes.er-Leary block.
P. o box ao7. ja7
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NOTICE.

7 WILL LKAvE ALI. OF MY BUsI-
/ ness with Capt. N. p. Gregg. 70 receive
money and 10 tile ell bills and accounts.
nos L. @. wHIrFOhD. NJ. ID.
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For Rent.
GEO. w. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment b.
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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AusIcAI CAkxrvAL.-Ni& IssE Den-
ny d engaged in arranging for grand
musical carnival. a. vhich mach Of our
Maternal nasie viii be rsadsrsd. -
solos. dsess. qaartets and ehorsssA The
concert viil take piase In the OpsrA
hoass In the near future. Tie singers
weo are 20 take part are sxpscssd to
nsss o. 80 sas svsniaS. In lhs n. Z.
Cnarch-
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Total payments by Trsyelsn -. -
TAYLOR & BUuh
General Insurance AgsnIA BenG
ing, opposite Occidental How.
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RRRvrrrR.

The steamer josephine did not come
ever fron Sesbeck yesterday.
d. Z. Howard. Of Sesbeck. hAs been
spending several days in Seattle
Very little business ID s<ing trans
acted in ths Police Coort these tines-
Mrs. DIR. 7. 7. Minor entertained the
German Club at her residence On Broad
way last evening.
Judge l. NJ Hall, Of Seattle, has gone
To Olympia. where be expects 70 take up
his permanent residence
The snow vas from six 10 twelve
inches deep in the Willsmette valley
daring tue past few days
The Western Mil Company Was given
the contract for Furnishing the lumber
for the new NJ z. church al Coupeville.
The Y. ". c. r. G. will bold their
NJ. E. Church at O'Clock this after
noon.
The steamers Zephyr, Nellie and Aer-
Win remained At tie vharves in this
city yesterday, on account Of ths rough
weather outside.
The Presbyterian Church at Reaton
will be dedicated tomorrow. The Kew.
@. r. Whitvorth will be assisted by the
Rev. 2. G. Strange.
Mr.. y. b. McDoueall, of the San Fran
cisco store, leaves this morning for an
extensive Eastern trip. He expects to
BE gone about SIX weeks
The Nevcsstle train vas tve OF three
hours late yesterday forenoon in reAth-
ine this city. TIE delay vas occasionsd
by heavy fall Of ssov on the track.
Captain VIM. Waite ID here wait
ing fer the release of the Eliza An
derson, which steamer be has been en-
pioyed to become pilot of as soon as
sne can resume her place on the Seattle
Victoria route.
Presbyterian Church, corner of Third
and Madison strsets.-Mr. Angus No
Kepxie will preach tsmsrrov at IL .. 10.
No sermon N the evening. sabbath
school at 1890 q. N. Young peoples
meeting at 6 q. NJ.
Hon. z. B. Cornwall, of San Fran
CISCO, President of the Black Diam ond
Coal Company. arrived here Thursday
evening, and yesterday morning vent
out 10 tue mines. He will remain on
the Sound several days.
The engine for the Seattle Electric
Light Company. which IL being built BY
the Washington Iron Works. Is nearly
completed. Fred. II. Sparkling, who Is
connected with the company. will leave
for the Eastern states in about ten days
10 secure the necessary plant for the
lighting of this city.
Lnk ha .rst 49,
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For Sale.

THE STEAM TUG 8. l.. MASTICK,
L well found in tackle and apparel. For
particulars apply TO MOORE & SMITH,
Port Discovery.
JAG MOORE SMITH.
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Forrest Coburu, charged with exhibit
ing q pistol in Q crowd OF tvo or more
persons In O rude. angry and insolent
manner, came up in Justice Lyons
Court yesterday afternoon. The evil
brought out the following state of faets:
De Long had previously cooked in 3
restaurant run by Oobarn and wife I;
that previous 10 his leaving their en-
Ploy there had been some words be-
tween Mra Cobura and De Long; thai
on Thursday Coburn got drank. and
arming himself With pistol started out
10 look for De Long that In the vari
ous saloons which he visited be made
threats against De Longs life; that De
Long was In Mehlhorn's beer hall, and
on going out be noticed Oobasn stand
ing at the bar; Ooburu asked him 10
come up and take drink be refused,
when Oobafn charged him With being q
liar, called him all sorts Of hard nanes.
and attempted 70 draw pistol from his
cost pocket. Mr.. Mshlhorn pot him
out OF the HOUSE. bot be soos returned,
drawn revolver In hand, which be lev
sled on De Long. enchanting, Il want
you, De Long, yoa -" Before he
bad tiue 10 discharge The weapon Mr..
Mshlhorn again grabbed him and
showed bin cot OF the house the second
time. He then walled up In frsnt OF
Horace Youns's shop 9th the revolver
In hand. telling bow be vas going TO ex
some oae, and nourishine the loaded
revolver in Mr.. Youne's fase. Mr..
Young struck his arm. knocking the 70
volver TO the Sidewalk. Mr.. Young
picked the recover mp. and . slight
ensasd. bat the sober man got
away with the weapon, and turned 10
over TO the Court during the trial. %
barn then vent up 20 the Dev Drep
Inn sSloon. where he vas soon after ar
rested and taken 10 jill. When she
prosecution closed its case the defense
stated that they would submit 10 bail,
and asked that 10 be made 40 light -
possible. Jass,os Lyon nxsd the bail a
fOo. and AFTER securing bondsmea Co
barn vas released from custody.
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4 CHILD Can run IT.

TIME NEW No 8 WHEELER & WILL
i son Sewing Machine the best and
cheapest IN the world Is now for sale at
the branch ONCE. on Front street. near
Pike, with u full and comp,e.e set Of at
tachments. upon which q person Of any
age can execute the finest and most pleas
Ing kind Of work possible. Every person
purchasing machine will be Thoroughly
instructed in regard to its use and the
use Of the attachments. ann will also re-
ceive q guarantee for keeping the machine
In good repair for five years. All persons
are cordially invited to call and Inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are solicited
and win receive careful and prompt at
tention. II. w. HANSON,
lll5 Agent. Seattle. w. T.
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CHARGED WITH BURLGLARY.-Thurs-
day evening, while passing along Wash
ington street, WIN. G. belong stopped
and looked in the window of the res
tsufant kept by Mrs. Forrest Coburn.
A daughter Of Mrs. Coburn saw DsLong
at ths window and asked him what be
wanted. He replied that be did not
vaat ANYTHING. and walked of. The
next morning Mrs. Coburn had belong
arrested on . charge Of attempt at bur
glary. DeLonR entered Into $l6O bonds
for appearance this Saturday. morn
ing in Justice Lyons court, to answer
to the charge. 10 conversation with
the writer over this affair belong said
Daring the day had had Coburn ar.
rested for an attempt on my life, and al
| Was passing bis restaurant I had q
curiosity to see IL he had secured
bonds and been released or whether b.
vas in jsil. 30 | stopped and looked in
the window, just AZ anyone else would
do Who wanted TO zee What was going
on 10 public place without entering t.
! am no burglar. and don't think the
charge against me will amount to any
thing"
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Girl Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL WHO. IN EXCHANGE
"A for her board and lodging. will stay
in OF nights and take care OF oh ldren.
Girl can go TO school as well as not. Ap-
ply at this office lac
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WANTED.

DY THREE ADULTS. SMALL FUR,
ID nished house, or rooms furnished for
housekeeping; Immediately. Address
or call on GEO. W. CRANE,
jas 81 Employment Bureau.
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WANTED.

DOsTTioS. BY YOUNG MAN, TO
i work In store. or do any kind OF work;
for small wage. Address "a. z H..
Pustoflfce. deX Q
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War DKsrxs.-Chief Justice Greene
has decided that Ordinance No. 70s. pro-
viding for the licsnsing OF hnckstsrs
and peddlsrs. and Alss providing that
no license shall be issued 30 other than
citixens Of the United States 90 those
Who have declared their insentious TO
become eitixses. is constitutional and
valid. BY refusing 10 grant the prayer Of
the writ Of Aaosss eortlas swasn cot by
the attorneys Of All foong, vho vas
arrested nned and pot in jail In do
fault OF said nne, for viola Ion Of the
psovssloas OF said Ordinsnce No 7u6.
An appeal from Judge Greess's decision
can be made directiy 30 the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and soch
appeal VII probably Be taken II the
Chinsse pat op Q sufhcient sam OF
meesy 70 justify their attorneys In
taking thai step. Thia dscisien vill
probably put Q stop 30 Chinese veessa.
hie peddlegs In this city.
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
n wsrk. Inquire e MIA q. AkON-
SONS. Second sfresk between Pi.s and
1ke la09
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s.. BENlNGHAUSEN

street next to Schwabacher Bros, q trial
He is prepared with the he I. of watch
materials and the latest Improvements.
He is one Of the most experienced watch
makers here. and has acqa sired his knowl-
edge OF trade in both American and Eu
ropean factories. jal9 3m
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Situation Wanted,

DY A GERMAN WOMAN. TO DO
ID general Homework. Apply to IF.
8. II 81 James Hotel. second street. Is 2
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Situation Wanted

DY A STEADY YOUNG MAN. AL
I ID most aAy kind Of work can furniAh
good references Address IT. o. H.
New England Hotel JAMS
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AGENT FOR THE LIFE OF GEN
EkAL GRANT. st the North Psoiss
Nsvs Dspos, Mil q. isi7 In
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Anothsr les Of that boekvkeas foos
az eruxn's-shs ecu1ine artictA. iass
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House to Let.

SEvEN ROOMS, SITUATE CORNKR
- Of Fifth and University stnsetA In
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Accident and Fire Insursnss, RzAn-
czAxo . fAxrnzp0I AgsasA -
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Flour.
Best in the Market.

GHOO FLY CIGARS. rs ssnts boz,
100 b bsxss. Anti Cody. ct the North
Fnaios Now Dspok Mil - jAl7 Ian
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SICK headache, hAhituA costiveness.
pains In back and iimha loss Of appetite.
bad hrsaih and taste In the mouth. ETC.,
eutirNiy curnd nv thu ma Of
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TEE LEGlsLATuRE.



COUNCIL
Mr.. Day introduced G. b. 80. 70 build
Q Jail In Garfield County at Pomeroy.
Mr.. Gabel introduced Q bill author
izina certain counties 10 offer rewards
for arrest of criminals.
Mr.. Gabel introduced bill providing
for the Improvement Of the North Pa
louise River.
Mr.. Gsbei, TO validate certain acts of
j. H. Beliinaer a. Notary.
M. Bowen, 10 offer rewards In Pa
cific County.
Also 20 license foreign corporations.
Mr.. Isaacs, declaring certain roads TO
be public roads. .
Mr.. Crosby. 10 appropriate 5000 to
clear and Improve the Capitol grounds.
The bill in relation to marriages, pro
vidinQ that the Probate Judge shall issue
licenses, was passed.
The bill 10 protect Ash and game was
passed.
H. N. Is. ON Chinese Legislation, was
passed.
The bill amending Section 1918 Of the
Code was passed.
The Seattle Charter bill was amended
and passed.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Arrasmith introduced resolu
ton that the Speaker shall be the Gus
todian Of original bills.
A petition was received for 9 change
of the boundaries between Yakima and
Kittitas counties.
A petition was received from Pierce
oau ntv for the xaaaaOe Of a militia hill
A petition was received for an In
spector Of steam eagines.
II. Il. l40. TO incorporate the city OF
Dayton, Vas reported unfavorably by
the committee aad laid on the table.
The Pomsioy Charter bill passed.
The LoeRers' Scaling Law was re-
pealed.
School District No. 1, Of Adam.
county. was allowed to borrow money
House memorial to appropriate $40,
900 for fisheries vas adopted.
The Cascade Locks memorial va
adopted.
The Deaf Mute School bill vas mad.
Q special order for Monday at 10 q. n
The bill relating to official publica
tons was made q special order for tn,
same day at IL q. N.
ii. Il. 2O7, sxempting hremen frou
certain duty. was passed.
ii. Is. Dos. to paw British Columbi
t27O0 for extraditipe a prisoner names
Pierce, vas defeated.
The following bills we're passed: Reg
ulatina attorneys fees; securing can
collation. Of satisfied mortgages, and Il
smend sections 3097 and 2934.
| So
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Extra has 6esssr q sToxI1 jas
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ALL THE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY PAPERS, el.56 Q year, at
ths North Pacific News Depot, Nil q.
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The Arabella vas built In Quebec in 1879
and is 72g tons register. Her
dimaaaiOun are
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Rockville; George F. Goodbub and wife, New
Albany; NJ. Epstein, Frankfort; c. r. Worral
BLOOMINGTON; Edward Baker. Evansville; Frank
Spencer, Jeffersonville J. e. Markle Winches-
ter; Frank Sein, New Albany; Mrs. S. j. Atkins
MISS Mollle Harris. Lebanon; w. Fl. Rooney
Dayton.
Bates House: Miss Theresa Leahigh, Topeka;
/ f. Livezey, j. p. Singleton, CovinRton A B.
Uline. W. L. Storke, Auburn; Geo. c. Smith,
Hamilton; William K. Hunter, Galveston; G.
A. Holloway, Niagara; George W. Landon. r.
NJ. kaln, Kokomo: N. W. Neeamer, Columbus;
@ T. Smith, Rushville: r. r. Stephenson, No
blesvllle Frank Cain, BurRertstown U. j. Hill
Syracuse; Dr. Jos. G. Rogers, Logansport; w.
4. Fry, Charlottesville; Edward Gilbert, Terre
Haute.
Denison House: George W. Adams, Chicago;
w. L. Bowler. Cleveland; T. r. Wilt and son,
Louisville; VIM. T. Harris Columbus, Ind; A.
A. Lincoln. Chicago; DR.. Rookie, London, Eng
land: s. FL. Yeoman, Washington e. H., O.: B.
F. Whips. Columbus, o.: Ross Ward, Yer
sailles, O.; FL. H. Elliott Gallon; W. p Iiams,
Terre Haute; S. B, Duncan. ST. Louis; B. B.
Kingsbury, Defiance; H. w. Hubbard. Joseph
Hill, st. Louis; N K. Elliott, Terre Haute
George Blanchard, New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-07
RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Superior Court.

Room 1-Hon. N. Il. Taylor. Judge.
To-day-Cals. 32848 Nicholas McCarty VS..
John ID. Drew ct al 1884. Sinker, Davis g.
Co. VS.. Stockman Ice Machine Company ct al.
Room 2-Hon. D. W. Howe, Judge.
Samuel A. Maxwell ct al VS.. John III. Lilly
ct al Dismissed and costs paid
William Rude VS.. jeremiah W. Cravens. Dis
missed and costs paid.
Indianapolis Manufacturing and Carpenters
Union vs. John H Lensmann ct al Dismissed
and cost paid.
William Robinson vs. William Ballenger
Judgment VS.. plaintiff for cost.
Berkshire Insurance Company vs. John j.
Smith ct al. Dismissed and cost paid.
Waiter Mann, trustee, VS.. Charles Orme; note.
Dismissed and cost paid.
William Winkleman VS.. Elizabeth Wrinkle
man; divorce. Trial by court. Divorce granted
plaintiff; habitual drunkenness.
To-day-Calls: 349l3, August Deitz vs. John
Dengesser ct al 35393. Josie Van Keuren VS..
VIM. j. Van Keuren.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis c. Walker, Judge.
Bruno Klebes VS.. Eliza Klebes; divorce. Di-
vorce granted on ground of adultery
To-day-Calls 34875. Alfred Fl. Hubbard ct
al. VS.. Francis B Ainsworth. 34758, James
Sulgrove VS.. Robert Thomas.
NEW SUITS.
Room 1-35857, Kreitlein & Schrader VS.
Lancashire Insurance Company policy, $4,000.
1880, Kreitlen & Schrader vs. Northwestern
National Insurance Company policy, S., 900.
1884. Kreitlein & Schrader vs.. Farmers Fire
Insurance Company; policy, So, 600.
Room 2-35864. George Fl. Peters ct al. VS..
Charles 7. Russell ct al; attachment. 1882,
Artie M. Holman vs. John Fl. Holman; divorce;
failure to provide. 80, 855, Kreitlein & Schrader
vs.. United States Fire Insurance Company; pol
icy. 81, 600. $685. Kreitlein g. Schrader VS..
Citizens Insurance Company; policy, $1,000.
3586l. Kreitlein & Schrader VS.. German Fire
Insurance Company; policy. 50, 900.
Room 3-35853, John V. Carrico William
81. Sarber ct al; foreclosure mechanics lien;
$3.50. 1885, Kreitlen & Schrader VS.. Connect
icnt Fire Insurance Company policy, $4,000.
$3.50, Kreitlein & Schrader VS.. Hartford Fire
Insurance Company; policy. 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-07

A meeting of the survivors of the Eleventh
Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, was held in
room No. 5, Yohns Block, last evening, for the
purpose of making arrangements for the annual
reunion. Win c. David presided, and w. J..
Kercheval acted as secretary. 1t was decided to
hold the reunion on Oct. IL, either at Golden
Hill, the Exposition grounds or the armory.
The reunion will differ from any held heretofore
In that it will be in the nature of basket picnic
Arrangement will be made for the entertain
ment Of all visiting comrades, and the members
of the regiment expect to make it the most en-
joyable meeting they have ever had There will
be another meeting Of the local members of the
regiment at the courthouse, next Monday even
ing. for the purpose of determining on the place
of meeting, and for the appointment of commit.
tees.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.
IN TIE CITY.

NEWS STAND AT UNION DEPOT.
DENIsoN HOUSE.
BATES HOUSE.
GRAND HOTEL.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
ENGLISH HOTEL.
BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
SPENCER HOUSE.
MRS. HUFFMAN'S NEWS STAND, 80 Mas3ach usetts
r. B. JERUSALEM II Massachusetts avenue.
N V. ATKINS, 81 Massachusetts avenue.
ANDY SHARP, IL Massachusetts, avenue.
COX 81 BROTHER. 262 West Washington street.
JAMES CHAMBERS. 152 East Washington street.
ID. e. HALL, BIZ East Washington street.
SAGE & Co.. % North Illinois street
SCOTS DRUG STORE Virginia avenue
CAPTAIN MILLER S NEWS STAND. w. Washington st.
DRUG STORE, southeast corner First and Illinois st.
ScHULMEyERs DRUG S ORE, northeast corner Fifth
and Tennessee streets.
PETER RICHTER. corner Lafayette railroad and In
diana avenue
HADLEY's DRUG STORE 317 Indiana avenue.
DR.. JOBS DRUG STORE, All Indiana avenue
LAMBERrS DRUG STORE, northeast corner Blake
and Michigan streets.
TIMBERLAKE's DRUG STORE, northwest corner
Seventh and College
DAILY ONLY.
A. B. YoHN, IL North Meridian street.
A. WILEYS NEWS STAND. l3 N. Pennsylvania st.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
DRUG STORE northwest corner North and Illinois SITS.
DRUG STORE, No. 364 Blake street.
DRUG STORE, southwest corner Seventh and Illinois
streets