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Clay, Webster and Calhoun.

Ben PeTlty POOre's Retg Book
When Randolph, Of Roanoke, was about
to dght Representative Eppes, Of Virginia,
General Breckenridge undertook to Luper-
intend his practice, and said to MIR. Craw-
ford, who was 10 be his second on the
field: "By all means arrange the matter,
for Mr., Randolph can't hit barn door"
When Randolph exchanged shots
with Henry Clay, and they
shook hands after the fret fire,
Randolph loosely observed, pointing to q
hole made by tho bullet In his flannel
dressing gown: "Mr, Clay, you owe me q
gown" Mr.. Clay promptly replied, with
his usual smile: Il am glad, Mr.. Ran
dolph, that am not deeper in your debt"
In one OF Mr.. Calhoun's earlier speeches
In Congress he criticised Mr.. Ran
dolph for bis "audsCity in comparing
himself to the great Lord Chatham" MIR.
Randolph nodestly dsClaiming the pre-
tension, added: "Ia one thing wo are
alike. every sCoundrel assails me-" and
as he spoke he pointed his long index
finger at MIR. Calhoun.
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How clay rrumpoa Two Cards.

NelU York Independent.
During Mr.. Clsy's service in Congress
ho paid q visit to an enthusiastic friend,
a physician, in Virginia, who was anxious
for a neighhor, farmer, to become &C.
quAintcd with the great statesman. 1t was
arranged tor them to meet. The physi.
clan introduced them, thus: "Mr. Clay,
permit me to introduce you 10 Mr.. -,
tho best farmer in Virginia. Mr.. -,
permit mo 10 introduce You to Mr.. Clay,
the best lawyer In the United States. p
Mr.. Clay, advancing, took the hand Of the
farmer and saidI "perlnik me to say, cir,
that we ore introduced by the greatest
doctor In tho world" The three gentle.
men were then ready for delightful social
intercourse.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your regt by aiCk child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth7 II so,
send at once and get bottle OF Mus.
WlNslow's SOOTHING SYRUP PoR Cull-
DREN TxErnINa. Its value is incAlcula.
BILE. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there Is no mistake about 1t. It cures
dyBsntery and dlarrhoss, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tono and energy 10 tho whole
system. Mus. WINBLow's sooTHiNa
SYRUP FoR CHILDREN TEETHiNG Is pleasant
to the taste, and Is the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and best female nurses and
phySicians in the United States, and is
Tor sels by all druggists throughout the
world. Price IS Cnnts bottle. ww0w
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gpps4WLsItsr.

Having sold nine lenths Of the Writing Machines
sold In the STATE, we claim Il CLEARLY demonstrates
the superiority Of our machines, BeloW,We. give q
partial lstol customers pAlnS them;
Daily lntelligsnCeF,
Daily Register
Newsletter.
W. 7, Hubbard, ltlnrueY,
Robert White, attorney,
Joseph X PAUL, attorney,
Russell & SLltul, attorneys,
y, U, slpfBisS, attorney, MOFgant1Wn.
J0hn a, Hutchinson, attorney, Plfkenblrg.
Van Wtnkle & Amber, attorneys, ParkeRbuR,
Soomn IAYepnef, attorneys, PaTkeTSbuB,
W, h, II Flick, U. s. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, U b Commissioner
L. o. DelllckeE, Clerk U, s. Court, laTkcrSbuR,
clarence Smith, Clerk OF Court, FRlFmOpL
Q. ". Clemens, CLERK OF Court, PGEkeIEbuFg,
b, O. HOge, CLERK Of Court, Hinton.
\ Z, Fest Clerk Of Court, MorgantoWn.
manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance Company.
Underwriters Insurance Company,
AIdennn = Atkinson. Insurance Agency,
EiW, W, DunaWay, IVY Receiver,
Vance, Hughes 4 Co,
lRFnits RIOS Brokers,
Junction Iron Works
Whitaker Iron Works,
Laughlln Iron Works,
BenWood Iron Works,
a, J, Sweeney Il sOn.
Hobbs, BrOckunleF& Co.
For inll particulars In regard To terms OF sale and
Ell. ROSE & CO.,
AulA IS Twelfth Street,
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Ilay Fever Sufferers.

The number OF people annually afflicted
with this most annoying malsdy seems to
be greatly on the increase. The
editor Of this journal Is an annual victim,
and With the view to discover q specific,
has tried numerous remedies. OF these,
"EIy's Cream Balm" 10 by all odds tho
quickest aud most satisfactory, two appli-
cations greatly allaying the usual symp-
toms IN the nose and eyes. We would
recommend its use by oil subject to hay
fever, and we gladly bear unsolicited les.
timony to Its efficiency in our case. . -"
Media, Pa, Record.
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What Allied tho Angel.

Boston Bea:OR.
A Boston physician was called out Of a
sound slumber tho other night to answer
the telephone. "Hellol what 10 IT." he
asked, little pleased Ut the idea OF leaving
his comfortable bed. "IIaby Is crying,
DOCTOR What shall do?" came across
the wire. "0hl perhaps it's a PIN" sug.
gested the doctor, recognizing the voice Of
ayoung mother, one Of his patients. NO."
was the reply, "l'm suro It can't be that, :"
perhaps he has the collie" returned
the doctor, with we'll simulated solicitude.
mo, don't think 3d." replied tho snx.
ious mother, "he doesn't act that way"
Then, perhaps he's hungry" said the
doctor, as q last resort. "0ll !! I'll Gee )"
came across the wirei and then all was
still. The doctor went back to bed and
was soon asleep again. About half an
hour atterwGrd he was again awakened
by the violent ringing oil the telephone
bell. Jumping out OF bed and placing
the reCeiverto his ear he was cheered by
the following message: "You are right,
Doctor; baby was hungry"
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1000, barrsIst charters 44OS6 barrels;
shipments $1,000 barrels,
PITTsDuRe, Oct, 2.-Pelroleum dull,
but btesdy; opened at 62sc, closed at
G2Ici highest GStOi lowest 69sc,
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. 2,-Opeued at
69|c; closed at 625ai highest Csc; lowest
62!c; cleaEapces $4,000 barrels,
TITusyILLR, Pa, Oct. 2.-Opened at
99lCi highest 0slci lowest G2iri closed at
69ic,
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-Pstroleum was dull
but opening at 6s!i highest vsi; lowest
6s!; closing at 6sJ' Sales l,05S,OOO bar
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Mt. De GHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING. W. va.

The tA!rty.ullth year Of this Wsll'knoWu Acad.
rny under tho charge oil the Visitation Nuns,
oTeas on tho int Monday OF September next and
CONTINUES ten months,
Pupils received at any time in the session.
Tko.e who desire TO plAae their daughters in al
institution GGordlug exceptional advantages in
ms way Of heRllhtul aud delightful location, OF
ce!lent LOard, thorough discipline and instruction
Al thO hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
neut o. female education including the modern
languages aud music, should send Tor catalogue
Of thiS school. Address,
Dlrsctrcpsol the Academy OF the Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
,rxp,y Near Wheeling, ". Va,
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The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chnpped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns sndal Skin Eruptlon1, and posi-.
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lHguaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price g cents per
box. For Gale BY Logan 4 Co.
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In every community there are mum.
Der OF men whose time IL not occupied,
such as teachers, ministers, farmers sons,
and others. To these classes especially
wO would say II you wish 10 make sew.
eral hundred dollars during the next few
months, write at onCs 10 d. F. johnson d
Co., Of Richmond, Va, and they will
show you how 10 do II,
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shaIl b united sgaInst thIs common

ioe.
c. We endorse and heartily commend
to our people the following uttHrance OF
our General Conference Of 1884, rs re-
corded in paragraph 554 Of the Dlscip-
line:
ave hold that the proper attitude Of
christians toward this traffic Is one Of uR-
compromising opposition, and while we
do not presume 10 dictate to our people
as TO their political affiliations, We do ex-
press the opinion that they should notAllow
themselves to be controlled by party or
CARNATIONS that are managed in the inter-
estA Of the liquor traffic"
A, b. RoHRBouGH,
], 0. HULL, Chairman.
Sec Com.
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CAN'T sleep nights Ia the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
ACker's English Remedy? II IL the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at loo, SOC,
Logan 4 %. and CHARLES Menkemellef.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain In
their results, are ACkef's Dyspepsia Tab.
lete. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by oil who have used them, The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, FlAtulency
and Constipation, Guaranteed, and sold
Of 2hc BY Logan 4 %, and CHARLES Menke.
mallOT, -
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NshIne, AIIstergn saId rom.

Calcd1o NtFs'
Henry Howard, resident of Virginia
City, New stepped from street car al
the corner OF Washington aud CLARK
streets yesterday and was about to con
tinue his way down the latter street when
he was startled by hearing familiar
voice Close to his elbow calling out
"shine, mistsr" TWAS voice he had
not heard for over year, and the shrlll
tones OF the young street Arab rang In his
ears with the sweetness Of wedding
chimes, for he had mourned the owner as
dead, The voice was that Of his son
Thomas, lad Of Ia years, who had run
away from Ills iar-Western homo in
August, 1885, and his parents had lost all
hope Of ever seeing him again,
Mr., Howard stopped and gazed at the
lad to make sure he was not mistaken,
The young fellow had swung his shoe box
over his shoulder and was busy seeking
another customer, when his father
touched him on the arm and said;
tom, my son, don't you know meP"
Tho lad vouChsafed no answer, but,
with one haaty look into the face OF the
speaker, he turned and ran, The father
ran too, calling;
ZION Toni Stop! Come backW but
tho fleet young gamin never turned his
head, and presently turned into an alloy
and was loat to view Now the police are
looking for bootbIsck answering to the
name Of Tom Howard.
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A 1bysar.old wife Ia Philadelphia ap,
pesred bsicte a magistrate the other day
charging her husband With dVssrtlon. She
was married at II, mother at i9, and de,
hetted at 10,
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granspnptHttnrr.

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
j LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route;
Time table for East and West corrected 70 JUNE
%, 1850 Trains lPaye Panhandle station, loot Ol
Eleventh btreet, near public landing, ~ follows
CpntFal standard Tina!
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ora Man Who Made Himself at Home,

ora Man WHO Nude Himself at Home,
ENrsay Litter IN the GtObe. DealOcral
An English tobacco millionaire was 80
pleased with the Surroundings and views
from an old inn that he used to frequent
that he bought the place outright and
brings his family here every summer to
live in the most beautiful part OF the
ROmsdale. For the first year OF their &C.
CupRncy the family had great tins keep
ing at buy the travellers, who remember.
cd the place as their ilvorite inu and
would not be- turned away by the servants.
One OF the new owners sons came home
one day and found the parior in the pos.
session OF traveller, whose carriage stood
outside.
lie had helped himaeli to all the newE-
papers, and stretched himself on sofa,
and, at the appearance Of the young man,
shouted to know "Wllat WAS the matter OF
this house, as he had been ringing and
ordering brandy and seltzsr for an hour,
and the servants seemed to be out Of their
heads. As q lark tho young man brought
him the desired drink, which the traveller
pronounced "capitsl" aud ordered more
Of. When ha finally rose and demanded
his bill and WAS told that there was Moth
ing to pap, as II was a private dwelling, he
was Chsgrlued, shook his fist weakly ut
the young joker, hurried out, aud put his
pony down hill at q trot.
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Learned Din aud tho Funny rpltnph.

Learned Din aud the Funny Epltaph.
BCSlOa Budget.
Mr.. Webster was very familiar With the
British poets, from Spenger to Sheridan,
inclusive, aud often quoted from them in
the Senate and in conversation. Ga one
occasion, when Mr.. Buchanan had made
a speech in the. Senate, irnputing dlshon.
orable conduct to England las II the Brit.
ish Government was still expressing us
under colonial bondago) he quoted a
humorous epttaph, which had been pro.
posed, he said, for the tombstone OF a man
named Wraxnll, as follows:
MistRking, misd&ting,
MiaClting, miswritng,
Misspelling, nistelling,
Ill.Borting, distoTting,
Confusiug, abusing,
Words. speeches, letters and facts all |;
Here lies the bones OF Nathaniel
Wraxall.
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DR.. Bulls COUGH SYRUP

Forthe cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
ness, Group Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whoopiag Cough, Incipleat Con.
sumption, and for the relief Of con-
sImptiye persons in advanced stages
Of the Disease, For Sale by all Drug
gists, Price, IS cents,
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.,...,
1tahordl mo pleasure 10 assure YOU tE1t NJ
Ter using Dr.. 4. McLales CelcRrated MYSt
rus for nors thai! twenty years ~ Wy Ia wy
TN iaYc tried a GOOD variety, bat / have never
had any 10 act so promptly, probably, nll
nicely is McIAnOS. IlaYO used them myself,
wife, and children, with tic most gratifying re.
suits. For children, having used 4llcIll oil my
own with such easy ind happy effect, would
Recommend them to ono and u oil. These
pills do tito wOrk--do II promptly, do vol,
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PrsPIrg tne sysIS iSr MRGt eS.
krated IIvSr SiIis. / exnnct 10 ise them ~
inSv ~ iiii ve ttthsv rnntlntS nd 10od IA theY
iWv,;S ~ haa,, N ma s nny.t - 49,
"1'' '0sn !" w Yo,iFS ti1,ly. Ell, GfLES,
Pastor NJ \ Church South Myer;; station
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ale g1gtslIfqellcer,
For ne lE4tIigsaeT,

OnIcel Nos, rs and n Fourteenth Street.
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DENNsYLVANIA COMPANY,
fnNuu

CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R,R,
Condensed time-RhlN Of passenger trains cor,
m tod N OUTO BEERS lhSi-Cen rel Standard Tine;
T1.T am NOITT n. TITSUUt0T 1G6 CLITTIIE6.
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NHlO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Tine table corrected to JUNE "a, 1885 Trains
leave PpnhGudlo Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing AZ iOllUwB-Centtnl standard
Tinie-whicll ID 10 minutes slower uAn Wheeling
aotNd MOUTH.
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OIL CRY, Pa, OCT. 9.-OpenOd al
G9IO, highest oslo lowest O9ic closed al
O9lOl sales l,Oi2,OOo bartel6i CleatancO'
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-The Drottr's Journal
reports; Oattls-Receipts 1000 head /;
hhipments 600 head market allow and
steady; shipping steers 80 40i6,O0;
stoCkefs and feeders S20OA3 10; COWS,
bulls and mixed $l.26a3 10; bulk
$2,4OA2.65i through Texas cattle
stronger; COWS 81 25A2 O5i hteofs $40
90 80j western rangers firm natives and
half breeds 50 0OG4 %; COWS $2.4Oa2 90;
wlntered Texans 81 80A360. Hogs-Re.
COipta 10000 mead shipments 5000 head
market strong, 6a10c hlphef rough
and mixed 81 80a4.2b; packing
and shipping $l,05l4.0Oi light So 6OA4,bOI
Bkips g 8OI8.60. 9heep-Recsiptb 2,6OC
head shipments 800 head market
strong natives 81 00A4 90; western s. 4Oa
0 OOi Texans s., 4OA3 1Oi lambs $36OA4.6O
EAST LtnEErY, IA. oct. 2.-CaIIle--
Receipts 100 head shipments 200 head
market nothing dolngi 2 cars shipped Il
New York to-day. Hogs-ReCeipi6 400
head shipments $500 head mafke
lfm, Philadelphia, 81 76a4 00j Yotkefa
"a b084 o., gfaaters, a. 40A4 80, 8 oAt
shipped 10 Nav York. shSep-Recelptl
/ 200 head shipments, 1000 head mafks
Arm,
Oil Cry, Pa Oct 9-openOd 4
02iO highest oslo lowest O2ic closed /
O9lO sales l,Ol0,OOo bartel6i Cleatanct
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BILL ARP ON SAM JONES,

The Georgia numorIst Gives Ills Views on
The Evangelist.
, 1886-01-30

Ed. REYIEws-I thought would
write you a few items from our thriv-
ing little neighbOrhOod.
ThasBow is about fifteen inches
deep and Is looked upon as an indica-
tion ofgoOd crops next summer.
Our prairie Is settling up quite fast
and within another year we expect
70 see all the land Of any value taken.
Quite a number Of our people have
the mining fever and will start Tor
the COlville country as sOOuas spring
spens. The readingof your valuable
paper has set them all thinking.
The REVIEW has limited circula-
zion here, but I hope by giving It
what encouragement eau TO in
crease the number coming to this
prairie.
A petition, asking delegate VOor-
hees 10 dc all be can to have J. s.
Wilson neappointed receiver Of the
band Office at your place, was present.
ID at our lyceum meeting and signed
by quite a number. Another Is also
sifered In favor Of II. G. Bell for
postmaster at your place.
We have quite an interesting lyce-
um organized here and II helps to pass
the long winter evenings. SUB
Wiid Rose Putris, Jan. 20, 1885.
, 1886-01-30
SUMMONS.


TEhNITORS Or WASHINGTON IS
Charles +. Butler, plaintiff,
versus
Mary Z. Butler, defendant.
In the District Court Of the Territory 0!
Washington, and for tho Fourth Judi
cial District thereof, holding terms at
Cheney, Spokane county, in said
Territory.
The United States Of America, to Mary L.
Butler, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by Charles
T.. Butler, plaintiff, in the District Court
OF the Territory VI Washington, and for
the Fourth Judicial District thereof, hold
ing terms at Cheney, Spokane county, in
said Territory, TO answer the complaint Of
plaintiff, filed in Spokane county, within
twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons, exclusive Of the day OF service, II
served within said county: II not served
within said county, but within said dis
trict, in thirty days; il served within any
other judicial district In the Territory, in
forty days: II served by publication, with
in sixty days after the date Of tho first
publication Of this summons, or the said
plaintiff will take judgment against you
by default, according to the prayer Of the
complaint.
Inns action y Drought TO oDtAlh disso-
lutiOn Of the bonds Of matrimony on tho
grounds OF adultery committed by do
fendHnt, and for the further reason that
plaintiff and defendant can no longer live
together as husband and wife.
,-, Witness the Hon. George Tur-
sp,, ner, Associate Justice Of tho
Supreme Court Of Washington
NOO' Territory, and Judge Of said
Court and the Seal thereof affixed this
I'D day Of December, Al d. 1885.
d. A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
W. c. JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication, Jan. 2, 1851
, 1886-01-30
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution, and decree Of
ID foreclosure issued out of and under the
seal Of the District Court at Cham bers at SnO-
kane Falls in and for the county Of spokane,
Territory Of W shlngtAn, upon q judgement
rendered and doCkeled in the said Court
on the lIth day nf January, A. D., 1883,
In an action wherein John u. Ward
was Plnintii, pnd George Brandt, Elise
Brandt, Frederick Post, W. L. Bean,
J. \, RosepbRum and David Guldstien wcrT
Defendants, In favor o. the said Plaintiff and
wo Thousand -Four Hundred aud Twenty
Three Dollars and Court cost, taxed at Eighty
Eight Rj-lOO Dollars, and the further sum Of
Two Hundred and Forty Dollars as an At
t1rney Fee In this action, which execution
was directed and delivered to me as sheriff
Ia and for the said County Of Sppkane.I have
this Is Ii day Of lnuary, A. D.. 1885 levied
upon all the right, iiile and Interest Of lhr
Frederick Post, W. l. Bean, J :. Rnsenbaum
and Ia Id Goldsti' II IN and to the following
described Real Property, to-wit: Lots No
teen IIij. sixteen as. Sevent"on az, Eighteen
QSL Nineteen tlPl, Twenty (2O), Twcnty-unc
(h, Twenty-Five lS2), Twenty-ihree (l3l
Twenty fouTl2il, Twenty.nvet25l aud Twenty
six Bl In Block No. Tive We i 4, IN Posts
addition iothe Town Of spokane Fails, Sro-
kane County, Washington Territory. To-
gethcr with alt the ten 'ments aud sppuTtcn.
Hnces thereto belonging.
Notce Is hereby giurn, that !, the undcr-
signed, as sheriff Hs Aforesaid, will sell tn .
hhnye described Real property 10 the h gh"st
bidder, for cash, at public auction, Hi thr
Court house door In The city Of Cheney IN
tire county Of Spokane and Trrr tory IL Wash
lngtOn, On Saturday the 2Oth day Of Febr1lgtry,
A. D. lssS, at O'Clock, =. NJ, Of that daN g."
satisfy the said execution, together with the
Dated Cheney January ls,.A, d. 1885.
+. r. HITTER,
Sheriff Of spokane County
By II. RMAsoN' Deputy sheriff J2a
, 1886-01-30
6HgRGFF,s SALE.

43I Virtue uf an execution and decree
don foreclosure Of mortgage, issued out
ui ami under the seal OF the District Court In
@W%,hingtSn' @ MI "a S upoS in5%meni 5Si rendered ] and al
dock"ted In the said Court, on thctifth day
u October, A. d. 1855, In an action wherein
W. l.. BlOn was IIHntin, and lsTel Town
snnd, LOUIS Shiv<ly and George Bandit De.
f'ndunts, In favor Of the said Plaintiff and
against the sad Defendants, for the sum Of
htcv thousand seven hundred RHd ninCtS
ivc ami sixty-On e. hundred hs dollars at the
rate Of one an One-hHlf per cent. per month,
'rum the = Ii day Of NOVem bel. 1888, together
with an attorneys fes' Of three hnndTed dol
lars and all costs ana accruing cost, in this
nc Ion, which execution was directed nnl
delivered to me as sheriff In and for the said
De 'mber 4. l.. lss5, levied upon all the
ri ht, TUE and interest OF the said Defend
ans Israel c. Townsend, Louis ShiVely and
George Brandt in and TO the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit' Lots No. four IIl,
fve I5l, sX 1871 an ten llOI, Of section fourteen
% ana also the following described parcel OF
land, OWL: Commencing at the northeast
corner OF said lot hve l5l, running thence
no tn along section line seven hundred and
four I7OiI feet. thence west eighteen hundred
and sevclty-fDur 1874 feet more or less to
Spokane river thence up said river TO point
due wcs' Of the place OF beginning, thence
rast to The place OF beginning together with
all he trnCments and Hppurtenances there
unto belong .ng All Of said land being situ-
htrd In section fourteen I4l township twen-
ty-fivr l2hl north Of range forty-twO ~ east
IN The county OF spokane and Territory Of
washington.
Notice is hereby given, that l.. the under
signed, as sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the
above described real property IN the highest
hliirr for cash, at public auction, at The
l."ur House door In the city Of Cheney, in
q" county Of spokane and Territory OF
washington, on. saturday, the YOth day OF
January, A. d. 1885, at ? O'Clock p. N. OF that
day, Ia satisfy said execution, together with
the interest and c1sts thereon.
laicd at Cheney, Decem ber sd, A. D. 1885.
+ +. WHITTIER,