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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-29
To all whom itmay Cuacsrn
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AyB PusH
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AyB Pu1i
SOUND RAILROAD CoMPkyY,
SEATTLE W. T.. July q. INT
WHEREAS, BY DEED BkAnuno
w cate August IL iszS txecutsd hvR
suance OF an ordinance approved An1za
Is, 1874 the city Of seattle coaveys1 80
Seattle and Walla WallA RAtlruaA ~
Transportation Company. I'll Dc a.
lands south Of King street. In aid d1 4
Seattle. In. along. around and aho1kk1i0l
bay, from extreme high 70 exfrsma ~
tide and deep water and,
Whereas The Legislative Asssmhly q
the Territory OF Washington b. . "A
approved Sovember & lsT3 rsta6s3 nd
confirmed mid grant and conveyancsup0
certain conditions witch havs eess I'M
performed By said Company; and
WhereAa Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of aid lands b
said Seattle and wAllx Wallx Railrund
and Transportation Company. IN fss din
Whereas, The United States has soqut
esced In said grant and conveyanoe; end,
Whereas. The said Seattle and Wans
walla Railroad and TransprrtAtion Com
pany has transferred and conveyed sn d
said Lands 20 the Columbia and Pup
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the said Columbia 81
Puget Sound Railroad Company hershg
gives notice that IL claims The exclnavs
right to occupy said lands and % srsi
whArves and other structures thersuA
and that all persons are hereby notified =
refrain from occupying or entering upes
any Of said lands without the consent !
writing, Of said Columbia md Pa
o oSS1G Shiil0s { POET SSaRiigso UNDRRm
.na A-ist.nt aur~rtrs.-A.-a
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Piles are frequently preceded b. q
senss OF weight 10 the back. loius and
lover part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient to supposa be has some affection
Of the kidneys or neiehborina erRsna
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, fssulsncy. uneasiness OF the
stomach. etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, producing q very disaareesble
mon atteodant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the appli-
cation OF DR.. Bosank0's Pile Remedy,
which aots directly upon the parts az
fected. absorbing the Tumors, allayinR
the intense itching and efeotinQ per
manert cure. Price 80 cents. Address
tbs DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua,
Ohio Sold by A. b. 6rsvAKr. DIV
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TIE Idato arrived Tuesday eseain-
ss Victoria and the passengers boan3
20 Portland and San Francisco, to-
Retber With the nail snd express mat
ter. we're Transferred 70 the George z
Starr. On the arrival Of that vessel.
our reporter interviewed some Of the
passengers from Alaska. Who Rsve the
follosing inform stiou 81 the trip OF toe
Idaho down: I'VE left Siiks at s a. ID.
OF toe ash. Captain Carroll being SICK
and confined TO his room. the ship vas
n charge IF Pilot George. At O'Clock,
while the ship vas making the tarn q,
White Rock Ssrrovs. she suddenly
struck q susken rock. Fortunately the
tide Was flooding, and ne came OF an
hour after, without apparent damage.
The cause Of this mishsp Was explained
BY the fact that the buoy which hsd
been placed to mark the position If the
rock bal been swept away By recent
gales We got as far a. Wrsngel Sar-
rows on the second day oot, when again
ne struck bottom, this time on q sand
spit. We soon got of. and nothing of
interest happened the remainder of the
voyage, arriving in Departure Bay on
the 18th.
When We left the vessel last evening,
the Captain intended to have the bot
tom examined BY marine diver, and II
it was found injured Sufficiently to re
qaire docking, soe would be tiken TO
San Francisco. Pursef Downing got Of
the Starr at Port Townsend
Captain Waterbury, eX Inspector Of
Customs, came down With rs from
Si,ks, but for some cause, though
ticketed to Por. Tosnsend, got Of at
Departure Bay. / heard through the
pilo, that on the way up the Idaho vas
sselve hours behind the Oliver Wolcoit,
and that she pat into Kassan Bay and a
boat vas sent ashore at CAROLS Fish
cry. Fred Lynch, the superintendent.
was not there, bat be vas picked up at
Wranele.
Capt. Carroll and Purser Downing
own the claim adj-inipe the Tredwell
mine, which ID supposed TO be fully
equal 70 IL IN valae. Carroll being 50
sell OF. there Was no idea ia aIy ones
mind on board the Idaho that be would
attempt to evade the law.
Bridgeaaa Brothers, Who have charge
of the Northwest Trading Company's
oil works at kIllisaoo, we're also pas
seugers on the Starr. They reported
the works closed for the present, while
they are taking a vacation. and are nov
On their way to their homes
IN tie east. There 10 at present stored
At their works 800, 0o0 GALLONS of herring
oil. The ARRIVAL of the schooner Leo
sss looked for long before the Idaho
ie't Sitks. Provisions are very scarce,
q 'ur in particular. Mr.. Brady, Of the
,Itka trading company, will no doubt
t-el aBxious at the non arrival of the
Leo. a. there Is a large quantity Of
goods on board for his store.
Mrs. Young. teacher in the Wrangie
school, vas also q pas sepeer.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, VT.
December n, 1855.
Notice IA her By given that EMMETT 7 J..
ROBBINS hiss nled notice Of intention e.
make ana proof before t.s Reg 'st-r and Re-
ceivtr, a. their once, in Oily mpia. W. T., ou
Tuesday, the 9Th day OF February. A u
1856, on Pre- tmptlon d. = No. 900, for the
Q y OF Sc i Of 81 elton 20. township Is nsr,h,
range 4 last;
He names As witnesses: Z B Van Elm.
J. z. Crawford, A. Crawford and J Quinn ali
Of Duyamish. ". T.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
se2&ts2s Register Of the Land Otace
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PsrRolEr0y NARY.

ID. Il. Locke, Petrolsum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes: ~ had on
q forefiueer Of my right hand one Of
those pleasant pets. a run round The
finger became iuflamed to a degree ua-
bearable. and swollen to twice its
natural sire. A friend gave me HKs
RY's CARRoLIc SALIVA; and in twenty
minutes the pain bad % much sabsidsd
as TO give me fair nights rest. which
/ bad not had before for q week. The
Inflammation left the finger in day.
consider IL q most valuable article. ]"
A. b. STEwARr, agent, Seattle. DIV
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IN THE MATTER OF THK sfAis
Notice d hereby given that tho a.
signed was b. an order Of the a..
Court Of King county. Wsshinesoe
ritory. made on the 1zd day Of 49,
i86S. appointed sdministrs,or Of y n
Of Alfred E. Walker. deoeased -
claims against said estate mus
senfed 70 said admin istrator. via
neccs sry voucherz at the piscs q IT,
action OF his business towtt sshn -
Ia. sash Terry. within onc ysef -,
the date Of this notice or tbs sans -
THOMAS T. MINOR, +,
Administrator Of the estate Of Aissa =
walker. deceAsed. -.
Date Of nosiss and arss pp1
Dee - fsak ~
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PLANO JCygR.

PRoF. CHAYToR SIAMPHR will make
regular waits to this city for the pur-
pose OF toniHR pianos. The following
letter of Recommendation frem his for
MFR employers in Lrndon Is given as
guarantee OF his crmpstency
OFFICE BERIxeKB d STsoH1<EsoER,
Opposite Crystal Palace, London,
february 8. 1886.
This is to certify that Mr.. Chsytor
Stamper has been in our employ for
many years, and 10 thoroughly compe
tent a. piano forte tuner.
(SiRned) BERrSGKR d SIRoHMENoKR."
Orders NAV be LETS at the store of
the Lowm n d Hanforc Stationery and
Printing Co., cor. Front and Cherry SITS.
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Notice of Final Prool.

y. O. LasD OFFICE AZ ULY,xyA III
January a. -
- So'ise 10 hsrsa y siven tAss hvwLAs =
LAk9OON has 1led notice Of 1888.
make eBal proof before tbs ssdee
absscce. the Clerk Of the Dist ~ ooeh
hi. once In s<at,ls. v. 7 on esfnrsss.
18th day 81 Mrcs, A. D 1853, o.
70, township q oorth. range go
He names a. xl,nes-es Don Fsross. =
Dunlap. Stephen sibbloek snd 5ohs A.ssss~
yoHxY Gown.
ji9snrz Register Of Tia Lsnd -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-29
Lands fer the landless.

THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
Eagle Harbor. MIN miles west Of the
suy OF seattle. Will seli . portIsn OF his
honest ad In lots OF s. 10 or 10 scrrs s.ch
~ Ne low rate OF SO per acre. rad land
nss seen loxser OF and burn. d over nm
~ 10 quite easiIy cleared. n a nearly
leSsi has but few stones. and Hes in cav
essn OF ue water. School and church
witsle q mae. Society COED. Cal and
dsswsn r NJ HosKrSsoN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-29
REMAKKARLE ESCAPE.

John Kuhn. of Lafayette. Ind, had
a very narrow escape from death. This
is his own story: Zone year ago was
in the last stages Of Consumption. Our
finally got 30 low that our Doctor said |
could not live twenty four honrs. My
friends then purchased . bottle OF DR.
WIN. HALL's BALsAM FOB THE LUNGS.
which benefited me. continued until
took nine bottles. ] am nov in per
feet health. having used NO other medi-
cine" A. b. SrEwARr. dv
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A CAPTAIN's FORTUNATE DlsCOv-
EkH

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth. ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y,
had been troubled with a coogh 50 that
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave him
instant relief. but allayed the extreme
soreness in bis breast. His children
we're similarly affected, and single
dose bad the same happy effect. DR..
Kings New Discovery is nov the stan
dard remedy in the Coleman household
and On board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles Of this standard remedy at A. B.
STEWARDS Drug Store. DIV
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FOREMOST LIVING WRITERS.

The ablest and most cultivated intel
lecsz In every department Of Li,eratu e,
sctence. Politics and Art. find expression
In the Periodical Literature OF Europe
and especiaily Of Great Britain
Use Living AGE, 70 ming four large
volumes . year. furnishes. from the feas
and generally inscce sisle mas Of this
literature. The only compilation that
while within the reach Of all is - q fac
tory In the COMPLETENESS with which il
embraces whatever 10 Of Immediate in
ter-st or ~ solif, permanent value.
IL - THEREFORE, ISDfsPENsABLE 70
every one who wishes 70 keep pace with
> he events or intellectual progress OF the
time or 20 cultivate In himself or his
family general intelligence and literary
taste
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Club Prices for The best Home and
Roreiga Literature.

Possessed of THE LIVING AGE and
one or other Of our viyacious American
moAihlies. subscriber will find himself
In command Of the whole situation
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
For SIC 80 THE LIVING AGE and any
one Of the American - monthlies Tor
hArpers Weekly or BezarD will be s. Mt
for Q year. postpaid or for % so THE
LIVING AGE and the St Nicholas
Address LIrTkLL & co.
jas Boston.
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ne doh and aeiIcte1 skcah pes fsn = al .
him Tire Doctor hes visited the hee1nn y
Europs ADD obtained Q eest dsal II va'usbe
infornatien when be 10 eompstsnt y 1ex1
10 those In need Of his services. Do. eIDDos
vii make no charge unless Be- sescs 60
Persons cured at home Gall O. VIA AZ
communications strictly ecandsesi.i. -
ten doiiars for . paeksrs Of DedsenA ~
drs-s DR.. J. y. GIBBON. Boo 1oo1, - tras-
cisco, Gal. Mention Posf-lxxExxSempn
spfedg
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Notice Of Final Proof.

C.s. Land oryios AT OIrnyfA, ~
psesmh,r Is f9e
To owea J MeKsans and ell vhoo -
concern
Nouos Is hereby given thsl ow1s -
KESNA bas alsi poties Of istsnsisa = -
rssl proof before ths Clerh o. ~
Court. ct his once, In seattle ".
uroay, the seth aay Of January. 4 W.
GO Pre- enpsiou D. Q. No n. fsf - -
2, and Z. \ OF ~ " / cf sscom -
snIp n norib, ranss sastl ~.r.
He ,. mes o. witns.sss: ovss y n
Dc Of Newcastle. W. T., Georss So =.
ksn-ou. ". T. Bowie yoaes sod 80
- JoHSp. sosxY,
dse4ja3s Register II the LAD1 o.
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Notice Of Final Preee

C. g LAND ovrfcx AT oLrxyxA, W.
yssuAry !. ~
To Bailey Ga zsrs. Merrill BiAn<Aard. IT,.
and ell whom IL may coaeern:
- Notice ID hereby given thss HNoN
c. FALLS has nled notice Of intsn;in b
make Anal proof before the Regissse ~ -
ceiver. ., their once In Olympia, v. r, .
Friday, the 18Th day Of February, 4 D.
Of SO b Of section 81. tovn<Aip - naA
range 4 east.
He names ~ wiinesss loais ssinpses
AMI Thee. Higgins Of Tacoma, ". r; II
Braden and 4. ". stokes. Of Whi,e Rive, v
r.
JOHN y. GOWN.
is7feil REGISTER Of the Lad o.
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
skeech q your inventions, whom I vii
and report ~ TO pAtenta kility. WITH al.
vice. circulars etc, yKEK on cHARaE All
CUISINES before U. 8. Patent Offloe A..
Tnoco 70 Tor MODERATE rKRa. Informa
S Ss And references sent on application.
NO CHARGE CSLkas PATENT 10 SECURED.
J. X LITTEIL
y sahin4ton y. C.. directly opposite U
o rs1ent UTICA nodwn
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The Tea and Coffee Hoase of G. p.
STONE. us trout street. VITO haa sup
Piled the wants Of the people Of this
city viii sasAbles for nineteen years, b
doing large business in supplying The
never ending demand fos choice Coffee.
The improved Coffee Roasting Machine
10 Operated every dAy. Jazz
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Administrators Notice.

EsrATE OF ANTHONY BAISE, DE-
IL ceas-d.
Notsc- Is hsreby Given By the under. isr ID,
administI s,or Of the sbose named estate.
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims ssA ast sAsd dsessis., TO exhlsit the
sams. with the Necessary voucher vi,hin
twelve N onths from the frsr publication Of
mi. nor'ee. TO he unders snsd. a. his plscs
% business In u lss1 county, w. T.; and ali
ptrsons Indebted 10 sal . ate are b. r.bx
aottfed 10 make Immediate psymsn. to The
undersigned admin strato-.
JAMES BAINE.
Administrator Of the estate Of A,,hopv
baine. deceased
Dated the 10Th dAy II p@~.-rh-,. Isss ss,-
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NOTICE.

EsTATE OF CHARLES JOHNSON, De.
IL ceased.
Pursuant TO an order Of the Probate Curt
OF the county Of kitssp, m sde and dated IN
the l2,h day Of December. A. d. 1885. notice
Is hereby given to ell perscns hAvins claims
against the esIste Of Charles johnson, de
ceased. Of the county Of Eitssp 20 pr,ssn,
the ~ me. u der oath. . eording to law. 10
the sob-criher. 81 his once In The city Of Sc
attic sna the county OF King. aud Tsrri,ory
OF Washineton. tithin one year from the date
OF the nrst publication a tsis police and
sny creditor neslsctins 10 b. ing in and ex-
hiols his or her claim. under oath, and &C
eofdtrg 10 lag. within the time 40 limited,
sill be fol, yer bored Of lis or her acton
therefor sgainst the estate.
Dst-d Seattle, Dec II. A D. 1885
dsl74v yw.EHwARDs Admiptstrst.,r
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
BOARDING AND Bay PUPILS,
TACOMA. w. T..



DY A MAGNIFICENT Off OF FIFTY
ID thousand dniiJs froHa Mr. O D. wrsai
% fhilsasl lhis, for tne sn5awment ~ ths 10.
stitaiien. uita thr gcnsfOus confribn ion Of
tlJ.ooo b. the ci'if .ns % raeona and the
hbs aiity "a Chrisiisn men and women IN the
fsst Q connections ard I'll sppoiaisd build
lag has Keen erected sna a College foaa led for
the education Of the young men snS boys Of
shts Coast
The building stands on high ard healthy
sfis, gurr0uoded By spacious sr-and-, -
hrsted with furnaces. ts sanRlisd with hot
and cola water snd bath rosaas sad ~ thor.
eughiy ~ atiist.d
ths doFmit,ties have beeo ar AZ gel 80 % at
ssek boa may have = room ey meelf
feachess nceapY rooms 81 sorntts the pupils,
ked, o. all q ses, exc ctss a fathsriy care aud
vs,et fslness ever these eommittsd TO their
trust At meals. 4 aehers sna pupils at 81 the
same table. tosming one family.
~ fesses John rait takss charge % Tho In.
ssituton. He bring a. emiueas reputation
aae large experiences ana viii BE- assisted b.
thoroughly emp tent last uetsrs 90 ,vey do.
partmest
Mr.. Tat ell. hsr.st. supervise the eeuse
hsls. ard parents NAV, sta eonedroee. en-
trust thair yous ser cons 10 her mothsrly carr
Tue femsibder 81 this EeaNai year viii BE-
divided lnie too terns q twelve wrsAs each.
The erss term viii tsgin CA January III
isse asd cod % March siss
The sseoad term wlil hesin on April is,. and
cod en- Jaas sAi.
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS
HUGH n. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMILL
recent improvements, lately erected az
Bellingham, Whatcom county, Is offered
for rem or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS Of engaging In the bust
mess For particulars apply 70 L. ELL
BRIDGE. on the premises or ERASTUs
BAR rLkTT. Ill Hayes street San Fran
cisco oces
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CORRESPONDENCE,
LONDOS-The Anglo Californian nanl
Q.imttedl
NEW Y0RK-The Importers' and Trad
ers National Hank.
hSTON-NaverickN National Bank.
CHICA9O-M Metropolitan National BANK
SAN fRANCl1Co-Angio-C California;
Bank dlmitsdl
PORTLAND l0ox.-LAdd q Tilton.
VICTORIA n C.13arechA. Green A Co.
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TO LOAN.
$4,000 on White River Farms
Money WAITING for Mort
cages on improved farms.
EDWARD B. DOWNING eco
Bankers ard Brokers.
jaw Pest Building.
NOTICE.

q. .. Lane orgrcx,
Olympia. W T.. Jan. 9. 1883.
~ IT this efics by MICHAEL BRuNsEy
sssinai osoR0k ". COFFIN, for shsndon-
ms be homestead sntry. No. siS3, dated May
=. 1888. upen the \ q Z y 81 section
IL, township "a. range east. in King
eoaHfy. Warrington Territory. with view 10
the eAncellsiicn % said entry the said parties
on Friday. the 2sth day % Fshruay. AID
ISIS, hts o'eloek p "a to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
meni; and n Appearing 10 our sst.sfsction
that perscnal service hereof canno, Be male
service y II b. made b. paelicsticn posting
and nAliiar, sccusSiins n rules 10 and 10 Of
prAcfieei In Vatt.d states District Land O1ees
JOHN v 0owEY,
laalsd Register Of the Land ofAos.
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COUNTY
TreaSurer'S Notice.

THk rREAs URRR or KING
county, W. T.. will pay. On presentnr
sioa. all outstanding warrants drawn ON
the County fund Of sasd county bearing
dates prior 10 and including No. an q
June term. lisa. No Interest," ell be a.
lowed ON said warrants Aftsr N date
ono. II. Hill.
TT asa er.
ofies o. County Treasurer. seattle,
January II iSxl laiAi6si
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Another los Of thai b1ckuhsat four
~ sroASs-tAs genuine astieis. jas
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BrAx-
ezAkp 4 PAzTRrDoE. Aesns& des
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DR.. JORDAN'S
AlS,um OF Anat0my,

j: q: ::
I ISL Market street.
Ban FranciAoo. California
40 ASD I.EARN How TO
MI VI svoid tisrzss and hsw won-
MI fniiy you are made Prsvst<
u 1nse. No. fii ossry sfrs~s, sas
krsDc1sco. Conuultsffsn 90 Loss
AscAoeS - ~ 11saasn d M. sspd fus
- - b
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WAGON.

A RAIN TWO HORSE WAGON. GOOD
a ~ new. fer vale at hai pfioe. In
Quire Of & v srt>A s.s
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House to Let.

GIVEN HARD PTyIsHxD ROOMS
y and kitchen; Third street, bstween
H. LKwKLLYN, q Pusss soand Tele.
sraDA s11oA Jass 8
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NOTICE.

| WILL LkAvE ALL or Ny BUsI-
ntss with Capt. ~ y. 0rcsg. 10 receive
snoney and 10 settle all balls and accounts
nos l. G. wh1TfUkD. NJ. u.
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General banking business transacted.
SIGHT and selegTAphic exchange payAhls
n I'll the principal cttiss Of the United
States and kuropo
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-05
lALHAMBRA REsrAURANT
WEST MONROE DOTS.

FROM OUR REGULAR REPORTER.
The D. Stein came in from above
yesterday evening with small trip.
which was reshfped at this point and
will be carried forward by rail.
The shelving In j. Moore's new store
is being put up and will soon be ready
for the immense stock Of goods which
the young managers intend Offering to
the public. &O
Work on Mr.. J. H. Flournoys new
store Is Progressing rapidly and will
be completed within short time.
West Monroe is now possessed of a
first class blacksmith shop.
Capt. w. w. Patrick, a worthy
member Of the Police Jury of this
parish, was in our town yesterday and
steered clear of all scantling In our
streets, owing to the fact that he I'm.
tintentiary collided with some on a
past occasion
We have 1t from Mr.. Jno. w. Mitch.
81, In person, that be has purchased
lot and will commence erecting him a
storehouse here at once and will be
ready to move his stock Of goods
from Monroe and 60 into business In
our promising little town at an early
Gate. We welcome you Mr.. Mitchell
INTO the business circle Of our culture
little city, and only hope that your ef-
lcrt may be crowned wlih4an immense
large trade.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

AS it is. our desire to close
out certain lines of our goods,
and to give our friends and
customers an opportunity to
take advantage of the sacrifice
we are about to make, we will
mention said articles and quote
prices
All wool dress flannels all
shades
y inches wide, 22ac per yard.
81 " 421c {"
81 s" Csc
Other dress goods SOC on the
dollar. All shades of Satin,
for evening dress, Soc per yard.
Other articles, too numerous to
mention, will be sold propo-
tionately low.
. Blankets, Quilts, Cloaks,
Circulars, Newmarkets, Jack
cts, &C., at much reduced pri-
ces. Call and be convinced
that we mean business and
have the goods to back what
we assert.
Very Respectfully,
NJ. WE'LL & BRO.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-05

The John Howard arrived up at
about 10 o'clock this morning, with a
rather light freight, but added largely
mere for way points hampagnolle,
Marie Saline and even added freight
here for the "queen city" Of South Ar
Kansas Camden. In fact she added
here about four times the amount Of
freight than she discharged and left
our wharf with better freight csrgo
than she had on her arrival.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-05

aua OaFunorS maStOdOns.
This troupe, which appeared 1t the
Opera House last night, Il entitled 10
stake the cake" 10 its particular line.
"Ys baldheadsd sinners" occupied
front seats, and were completely car
ried away. Billy Arnold 10 dis spe,
cIallties. was very good and Miss Ida
Gardner captivated the audiences.
Mr.. Chas. GIidden, with his .seducated
baHjo' made things hum" and the
grand "Amazon March" was well
worthy Of confederation by We "Oua-
chita Guards." It were well that this
latter organization make immediate
preparation toward engaging Miss
Nettie Colson, TO teach them military
tactics. We have no doubt but. that
10 this event, full attendance Of uThe
Guards" could be obtained at each and
every meeting Of the organization, and
no further persuasion would be re-
quired.