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improved Farm for Sale.

xxx ACRES. A WELL IMPROVED
eJOO farm 1t Oak Harbor postofl1ce,
store. blacksmith ahop, warehouse and
steamboat landing within few rods o.
the building; three hundred and nfty
salt marsh ard one hundred nd 6fty an
der plow. Kntire tract good land. Terms
Of sale reasonable. Inquire q 8. r.
SPANGLER. Oak Harbor, or A. ".
BASH Port Townsend sp6dw7w
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A rn@yeuaens i now BEING rece 81
Sals Lake tgts loekiaz b the exssnsisR
Of zee Usah and Nevada KAilro&A. TIE
exfepsian propcsed AZ present viil carry
The rosd into a ricA and rshing
mininz regi8n.
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$1,000 RRVlRl.

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o1ssr eIe9 rswssd Ter tss szrsss @ -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17


Ms - - bssn Aeeu1sped during
81 - ~ xnys ~ Neukfne>sn Ter
r1nree numbexs - Mr. oi1ixsux =
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o. liftls party 81 0srmpss ara
aenfss esass sdmissies, for fear sAss
Il ssnssqnsnss Of IL NE ospitAl viii Be
tnSon from tbsir sowu- They arr aiso
= favor o. . divisisn Of ths Territory,
1k1nkise thai perasps fhsy wsuid BE-
suntssd 70 psrnsnsutly ssssin HE sspi-
ii vsss shs wss6srn half sus from the
Har6ern along ne sunuft Of tie CAS-
49, Tia s6ns Of skses psopis are
ensisety selfish. They wouhl Sacrifices
- ottex uoxtion Of he TERRITORY. az
- en1irs Tsrsstory. fer their own SUP.
pound God. Bsd - thsir motives sra,
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WANTED m SEATTfR

A eae.1etie 49, -
Ter THD MADAME 0uG1l =
PATENT 6KfnI kUrfgrI11
Consnre. Thooe CT
have hoen onnlvGIY !.
veftined and aoI4 " ~
which. with T5E1D sur 4
prsIsp - 49, nm
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seenda q prss1vdous Sl~ SuA -. -
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Mortgages - Sold pvorsrty. t10e to
$4,000.
City 81 County ecrip. -
New - eauund-hanA asesa
WANTED.
Nnney; rsod security; - intsrput
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

THEEE EURNnHED ROOM nm
KitcAen. oompleesIy furnishs1 ~
hou.okeoplnR. and bedroom.
Aiso nice roona unfurntphe4 ~
~ Gro ". cRAus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

0FFIcK OF LIGHTHOUSE KuoanKxn
PORTLAND, o.. April { IL
GEAIzED PROPOSALS. WILL m
- received at this olI.bs until : = = =
Ius:dsy. The nh der & APRIL U q
furnishing the materi11o and laber b ~
kinds \ .ce.eary. for IL cenetruotio ~
dellvery 81 the keepors dwelIlng r. l
siGnei hcuss, and f1r nnv1ns IN -
s Rss'i si sssi ssssss s s:sf 3
Plsns. spscincationh forms Of pseno1
on application - thi100co
The right is ressrvsd . rs5ect any -
bids and 70 waive ~ dsfsc1A
ra cissssla r & ssss'sssf z 3 4
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WuAr WILL IT CURR : is 4

m
expelled
that the vital organs Are n1 ansaoy yena
thing already tested J" inertia
hlvof ts imrehat bene6ia
oucant t.
sass
our ssnS
= sS
AZ &C., s e.: ~:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

r ADY TEACHER tt TEACH IN
IL No. I SCHOOL disfrict, San Jaan coun.
~. Sid teacAee uust hold - high = :
second grnde - tiocAto sshoo1 70 CON
@sncs fke IL e May ard oonf3nne ah8uf
a'' n'.sA> zs5ESHysssnus yrxsos.
apedg2w San Juan p 81 C1Ece.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

0rHcE m OPERA HOUSE MOCK.
" rooms I'D q
fsispls.s eoa.ssaea- -ones No q.
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Dissolution Of copartnership

THE FIRM HERKroFoRE EXIST
X. Good & Co, doing business IN the city
Of asasrle. q this day Dissolved b. mu-
tusI consent Mr.. John r. Good having
purchased the entire interest OF N. n
JOHN Z. GOOD,
~. T. eAWTRLL.
sesttie. April Z 1855. apt u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

UoUsK OF NINE ROOMS; PLEAS
= % caAA RzHkka
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d. Z. DURIE,

GRAIN. HL0Un AND BxuD
HnAkas DBANs Z; Pnovaonoom
MY, ~ ~ tis&s Z pps1IsA
49, 49,. VA sisS - wro -
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NOTICE..

r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
l thirty-sfx hundred pounds i3o00 ne, Of
Prepared Opium tths sAmo havtng boen
seissd b.. end forfeited "a. the Unite
seAxo government, 70 the highest bid
der for CD. - tbs Cu>tom HouDs. n Pert
Townsend. Washtngton Territory. On The
Sosh DAH - APRuk- 1ese,
The Opiam WIN Be sold in quantities 10
suit purchaser. -
mhiSfd TT. HAMILTON.
y. .. Marshai Cos Wsshingson Terrtfory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-17

The Third ksenne Company y nou
running nnmber Of enxs Veu16eoo6 b
poiice. The ears arp aresesd with teaga
snd Rroans b. he stE5ksss osnGEenn1sd
a10na the iius. bus no ylobsuoe hns bsee
sssenptsd- Of1csfs Of the E0piBo Pro
tssfivs Ansosiasion I'D shis sftssnooa
II ths Third Assuss railroad did noe
eivs h within fosiy eight houm thsrs
UsuId ~ RsnseAl tio-up ~ I'll hDcse
ear lines In she city; sbas II this did not
snsossd ne mosemsnt wsald - sxssud-
- 70 BROOKLYN, Philndeiphia s1d Other
oeald Be done 10 too days.
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o. JACOBS c. X. yEnHER.
JACOBS h JENNER.
A TToRNHYs AND CoUNsKLL.oRs-
"A stlaw.
Once In the Arcade building. Front
street. mp stairs.
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]. r. 4 Il. Il. LEWIS.
A TTORNEYs AT Law. oEHCB-
A. Butisrb building. room I and &
In SsIss SUI opposiss oo'ldsaial Hets'.
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en<sis;i; is s q 8 ox i P sss s Sf7
~ d.1lss1. So. p Kan.y -.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
NOTICE.

pudding enough. >

Doctors of the Great Oriental Staff OF
Physicians and Surgeons. will visit the Cen.
tral hotel. Springfield. Ohio. from NOvem-
Der 2lst to November 3Oth. The doctors
are on their advertising trip across the con-
tinent: they will give advice and perform all
surgical operations free of charge viz: Re
moval of cancers, tumOrs, CataractS, club
feet, and all other surgical operations. If
constitutional treatment is required. all
it will cost the patient will be their medi-
icne These bentfaCtOrS of the sick are
representatives of the Great Oriental Staff
of Physicians. and in the different cities
where they have visited, some marvellous
cures have been accomplished for suffering
humanity.
Remember the date and 20 when they
first arrive a> they can only wait upon
about $50 patients a day. Consultation
free. All diseases of the eye, ear, throat,
lungs, heart. liver. kidneys, and all the
various forms of female complaints success
fully treated and satisfaction guaranteed.
NoTICE.-Eclectic batteries and appli-
ances, truSSeS for ruptureS furnished to pa
tientS free of charge until cured.
Office hours a. IN. to 5 .. m-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
MEDICINE MEN.


Monthly Meeting of the Central Ohio Ec-
Iectic Medical Ikssociation-Seyeral I'm
portant CIinics-Dr. j. T. Mclaughlin
withdraws from the Association.
The regular monthly meeting of the Cen
tral Ohio Eclectic Medical association was
held at the LagOnda house yesterday, and
was profitable and in every way satisfac-
tory. Those present We're DIR. Cox, ST.
Paris; DIR. WideSon, Plattsburg; DIR. Nor
row. Harmony; Dr. Nesbitt, fremont City;
Dr. WagstafI. North Lewisburg; DIR. Reich
ard, New Moorefeld; DR.. Bloyer, Catawba;
DIR. Dowell. Urbana, and Drs. Russell,
Barry and Miranda, of Springfield. DIR.
Reichard presided, and DIR. Miranda acted
as secretary. Several important and inter
esting clinics were held and were fully dis
cussed by all present.
The first was a case of necrosis Tor decay
of the tibia, which had been discussed at a
previous meeting of the association. The
tibla was gradually decaying and would
ultimately have resulted, if allowed to go
on, in the loss of the leg. The leg was
operated on, all the decayed portions of the
bone being removed.
Dr. Bloyer, of Catawba, brought with
him young man named Gray who feared
that he was contracting lung disease
About year ago Gray stabbed himself
fifteen or eighteen times in the breast with
a knife, and, although all the wounds had
healed up perfectly, yet Gray imagined that
his lungs were affected by the stabs. He
was examined by all the physicians present,
and all cOncurred in the opinion that his
lungs were in good condition.
DIR. Russell presented the next case,
which was peculiar enlargement of the
upper part of the abdomen of young lady.
| Several physicians mad examined the young
! lady. but all differed in their opinions As 10
the nature of the disease. She was exam
it was the general opinion that she was
| suffering from one of two trOubleS-either
an enlargement OF one Of the lobes of the
| liver, or incipient cancer of the stomach.
1t was impossible definitely to determine
| what the difficulty was without performing
a surgical operation, and to tina: the lady
| objected.
During the progress of the meeting, Levi
Hoax entered with the index finger of his
left hand mashed in a wood planer, and the
finger was amputated for him in the most
approved manner.
Numerous other cases which had been
operated on at previous meetings, were re-
ported as progressing nicely.
The secretary of the association read the
resignation from membership in the society
of Dr. J. T. Mclaughlin. of this city, who
withdrew, as stated in his letter, for rea-
sons that are satisfactory to myself 1t
will be remembered that the association
censured DR.. Mclaughlin for advertising.
hence his Withdrawal. The resignation was
accepted.
Tme association then adjourned to meet
on December 2lSt at the Lagonda house.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
THE LON Don CLOTHING CO.,
NO. 2s SOUTH LIMESTONE STREET.


For the better accommodation Of their
through passengers the Bee Line &c. c. c.
& |. Ry.) have arranged for reclining chair
cars free, from Springfield and Dayton to
ST. Louis. The car from Springfield will
leave at a. III. running through via Day
ton, Union City and Indianapolis. The
other car will leave Dayton 5:45 p. M. going
same route. Afternoon trains from Spring
field connect with this car. This new arr
rangement will accommodate all passengers
from Greenville, Union City. Winchester.
Muncie, Anderson, indianapolis, Terre Haute
MattOOn, st. Louis and all western points.
only one change necessary for Chicago with
a direct connection in Union depot at In
dianapolis, making the only daylight route
to Chicago Passengers for all points in
Kansas, Arkansas, Nebraska, can take the
morning train and get free chair cars to the
Missouri river and only be out one night
No extra charge for sleepers now Try the
chair car route once and you will go no
other way. Rates always as low as the
lowest. &. II. KNIGHT,
Agent Arcade depot.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
Convention of American Humane ASsocia-
tion.


ton'
The American Humane association will
hold its tenth animal co,,,s,,,i,,, =, cr..,,l
r.t,, C,.a;,,,,a.i nr;. ,'''I"
.'o ''',''''l o'i'o' NV -, - ana ~
1880. ne following IS an out line Of sub
jectS that will be considered:
PREVENTION OF CRI-FITy To ANNALS
/. The mission and scope of the Amer
can Humane association.
>. General inSuficiercy of winter shelter
and food for range cattle
3. Condition of range cattle at noints of
shipment.
4. Over-deep and unnecessary branding
of range cattle.
:. Memorial To congrpss IN the subject of
transportation of animals.
d. General condition of stock car ser
vice.
The efFact pDop +bo ,,,brio mind of
borsa- amin, ,b;Si,j,'s '''i''' VI
{ UyIronbolia 70 ,,,ha. .,,..,,,. = .ro.o
need of aIarn,p 10
Paners mon tho forIoD.;,, s,,bioo+, ,rir,
he nresented nv the yariorS H,o,,b.rs of ,ha
convention.
Protactinp of I&irJ. yyor,- o1raod,. Io,,o
Tho Americo,, or,,i,I,,I,,r;.+s, -; ~
Andnhon snciatv Wba, rsr,a;,,s -, ha da,,a
Humane RsnavoIanca NDrinl,in,, for,n.
tains AubuIancas V.tsr;r.r,. irGr,,a
rios Places of r,f,,,,, f,,, J,,,,,s.;, ,,I,.
Training of HorseS-IIov IN sacrre oap-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
YOU KNOW YOU WILL

You will buy only what you
want, what suits you, what fits
you, and what strikes your fancy
or your purse, and if you think the
price right for the value, you get it.
You know you will buy wherever
you like, and this advertisement is
only to guide you choice. Styles,
prices and qualities being equal,
does it make any difference 2
Styles, qualities and values being
lower here, won't you come ?
You know you will never 90 back
to deal with a firm which once
takes the advantage of you-but
you know you will deal with one
that makes you money allowance
should any article purchased from
them fail to give satisfaction for
the price you pay.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17

BLACK's.-'AlOne in London, Thurs
day evening, Nov. Is.
BLACK's.-Dan SuIly, Friday evening,
Nov. 10.
BIACK's.-Prof. J. W. Fletcher Saturday
Nov. 20.
GRAND.-Gilmore's band, Sunday even
ing, Nov. 2l.
GRAND.-''Our Jonathan" Monday
evening, Nov. -.
BLACKS. .-Rive-Kmg concert, Tuesday,
Nov. 2S.
GRAHp.-"Prince Carl" Thursday, Nov.
25, afternoon and evening.
BLACKS Granger Thursday af-
ternoou and evening. Nov. rs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
AMUSsM MENTS


Tomorrow night the popular comedy
drama Alone in London" will be at Black :
opera house with new scenery and a first
class company. The play is fully deserving
of the popular success which it has gained.
II is one OF the best of its class, with sutfi-
cient comedy 10 balance and relieve the
serious element. The characters are dis
tinctly drawn and cIeveriy contrastel, and
are admirably acted. Cora Tanners imper-
sOnatiOn of the heroine Is creditable alike
to her fine natural abilities and her training
as an actress. She plays the part with ar
with genuine feeling. In the so-called
emotional scenes" she has fully met the
requirements of the role in respect to dra-
matte power.
''pADnN NOLAN BLACKS.
Dan Sully'S new play, Daddy Nolan. "
which is bang up" and full OF wit and
humor, appears at Blacks opera house.
| Friday night, November ~. The charming
little actress, Miss Katie Hart. is with this
company and is said TO be the finest dancer
and singer of her age ever before the foot
/ lights.
| PROF. J. W. FLETCHER'S ILLUSTRATIONS,
| BLACKS.
On Saturday night of this week. Prof. J.
! w. Fletcher will give a lecture, with illus
trations, on General Grant, at Blacks opera
house. The following is taken from the
| Providence Indicutor:
So great wa, the thrOng that visited Prof
j. W. FletCher'S illustrated lecture in Lows
Grand opera house, last Sunday evening,
| that he has yielded 10 numerous requests tC
repeat his charming entertainment tOmor.
row Sunday evening, when the subpc.
will be Grant" depicting Grant at West
! Point, in the war. aS president, on hit
/ travels and his last moments. This is On>
of the most thrilling and touching Of Pro,
/ frSSor FiciCher.S art studies and of such in.
! tereSt to Americans that it has been COnsid-
erel Of great value Ia all admirers Of this
/ worlds hero.
GILMoRT's BAND. GRAND.
On Sunday evening. November y. at The
Grand opera house, Gilmores band will give
sacred concert, with hi, nifty eminent
musicians. assisted by the charming prima
donna, Letitis Fritch. The entertainment
will be of the highest order, and lovers OF
good music should net miss this rare op-
/ portUnty.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17

Beginning today and continuing regularly
hereafter. the GLOBE RErUBLIC'S amuSe-
ment display advertisements will be invar-
ably found at the topof the first column on
the third page. Remember the place and
keep posted on what is going on at our the
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
In NIenOTiaun.

To the memory of our son. Arthur Han,
sell. who died October 81. 1856:
After our chjlG's untroubled breath
Up 10 the Father took its way.
And on our home the shade Of death,
Like a long twilight, haunting lay.
And friends came round with Us to weep,
His little spirits swift removes
This story uf the Alpine sheep
Was told TO Us by one We love:
A hliSsful vision, through the night
Would all my happy senses sway,
or the 'rood Shepherd on the height,
Or climbing up the stony way,
Holding our little Arthur asleep.
And like the burthca Gf the sea,
Sounded that voice along he deep,
Saying, Arise and follow me-
MuTVFg
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17

The Ladies' Aid society of the Sons of
Veterans, will have a pudding social at c.
4. K. hall on Friday night. November 18th.
Come everybody and parTake of the sweet
pudding and cake.
"PUddilgS hot and buildings cold.
PuddingS new and puddingS old.
Puddings tender. puddinEs tough,
Come one and all We'll have pudding enough -
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
They Must Report II.

A High street physician went TO the
mayor this morning to report two new cases
of dlphtheria, and made an almighty kick
because, as he said. only one or two physi-
clans beside himself were reporting them.
The mayor thereOpon ordered the chief Of
police to notify all the physicians that they
must report all new cases that come under
their notice, or expect TO receive the cOnse-
quenceS of breaking the ordinance.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17

Superintendent Fleming went down TO
Dolly Warden yesterday to look after the
case of an old man who is very low with
hemorrhage of the stomach and bowels,
and who for time was expected TO die.
He is getting better now, however, and the
chances for his recovery are good.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17

Albright. Willis y Co. have Just COM
pIeted new package delivery for the inte-
rior of their dry goods store, which works
on the same plan as the railway cash syS-
TEN, for carrying bundles to the wrapping
clerk. This is the first one In the city and
seems to be quite the thing.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17

Among the musical attractions that will
appear at the Grand in the near future are
the Thompson Opera company in ''Mikado," ="
and the New York Casino company, under
the management OF the veteran John Rus
sell. in "Ermine" Every amusement
seeker in Springfield will be glad to know
of these
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
ImportanttoLndie..

Mrs. VI. f. Miller, residing at No. $50
west Columbia street, is prepared to do all
kinds of fur work, and makes a specially
Of retrimming seal-skin sacques. First
class work done. Give her call when you
want anything in her line.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
Wanted at Troy.

Last night Marshal Hughes received a
telephone message from the police authOri-
ties of Troy requesting the police of this
city to be on the lookout for a white man,
feet t inches high, 20 to % years of age,
with dark eyes, dark complexion, and a
smooth face, and wearing pair of old
pantaloons and a chinchilla coat. The fell
low is wanted for larceny.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
Another Grand Display Observing Machine
Work Yet to Gene.

Next Tuesday, Nov. Esd, will be opened
TO the art-loving public and those interested
in sewing work, a grand display Of sewing
machine art-wOrk. One of the best opera
tors in the country will be present, showing
how easily and labOr-ssyiug this work is
performed on a sewing machine. There
will be shown samples Of araScene, che
mile, tinsel, silk, applique, etching and
other fine work, the most delicate ever
shown in this city. Display 10 be seen at
our new office for the White and new Home
sewing machines, 30 east Main, six doors
west of Limestone. north side of street
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-17
Martyrs Commercial College,

3l3 Sixth street, Washington, ID. c., pro-
vides practically useful business education.
No terms nor vacations. Students enter at
any time. Terms: Life scholarship, $40;
II weeks course, board, &c, S75. Send
for circular.