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propose that in future the working people make it their business to attend town meetings and take their part in the proceedings; it is the only real demo cratic institution we have. l..
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26

Our friend, Andrew Stodel, formerly at l6j Crown street, has abandoned the saloon business and removed to 2S Church street. where he has established a Cigar and Tobacco store in conjunc- tion with the manufacture of cigars. We recommend the new store to the favorable consideration of our friends.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
Closing Out. \ Merry Christmas

V Followed by q Happy New Year is the earnest wish of II. Machol, the Tailor, hereby rendered to his many friends and customers. We have yet considerable vrariety of winter goods which we wish to clean out before the middle of Jan uary.
 We now make up overcoats for S25, former price $35.
 We have large number of pants pat terms to make ul for Sj former price, SS. We make elegant C ats for S25, former price, S32.
 Come and see me, convince yourselves of the advantages l an offering and be happy. II. MACHoL, Tailor.
 i35 Chapel st,, opp, City Market,
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
EEnrNE THE RENENrE.
To tbe U0r51geu'S ldtqruip.

To the IlOrImen'S .ldrOcufe,
 Now that Mir. Pope is mixing up his poligion with our politics, is it not time for Us to mix up our politics with his religion? Ought men who are the men tai and moral slaves of foreigner to be elected to offices Of honor and trust in our free republic? w. II. BENSON.
 PHHADELPIIlA, Dec. 20
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
An UndisDuted Fact.

That Bohan. the Tailor makes the bes fitting and most desirable garments fo the least money of any Merchant TaiIo ill the State. r. F. BOHAN,
 Merchant Tailor, as Center st.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
COMMUNICATIONS.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS Write plain; boil down your letters, make thein short. Write only on one side of thepaper. Re as good nAturcd aS you eau under the circumstances.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
"A Merry Christmas.'

In making purchases Tor the holidays remember to call at Ryder's old stand and make your selection of candies and con fectionery from their immense stock, all made upon the premises. Ten thousand Candy Canes will be sold for the low price of 12c. per h., and other goods in proportion.
 Fine Mixed Candies l2c per ID. Chocolate Cream Drops 15c. per ID. Cocoanut Bon Bon 20c. per lb.
 Caramels, Ass'ted Flavors, 20c. per lb. Nick -Nacks for Tree Ornaments and Cornucopias.
 Don't forget the place. RyDER's old stand 79S Chapel street.
 To gentlemen who appreciate style, elegance of fit and durability of material in their Clothing it is only necessary to remind them that by entrusting thier order to Bohan, the Tailor, IS Center street, they can have all of the above qualities combined and at very moder- ate cost. P. F. BoHAN,
 IS Center street. If you want stylish and substantial " lnttf pNtTCDdl unu HOl Hdft u COSt your whole months salary. have it made by F. F. Bohan, IS Center street.
 The best $3 co Calf Shoe will be found at CosGRovE's, 4j Church street. All styles of Mems Working Shoes at lowest prices.
 CosGRoyE & Co., Church street. $2.5O will buy pair of Mems Calf Tap Sole Boots. Warranted to wear.
 CosGROvE X Co.,, Church street. Buy the Peerless Goodyear Welt Calf Shoe. Solid comfort. For sale only by CosGRovE X Co.
 Our line of Mems $2.OO Shoes are not equaled for service,
 CosGROvE X Co.,, Church street. Boys and Youths School Shoes in a large variety at
 CosGRovE& x Co s, Church street. Buy our Boys and Girls lndestructible School Shoes. They have no equal for wear. D. w. CoSGRoVE x GO. We have l6 different lines of Ladies $2.50 Shoes, and cannot fail to please all who buy that grade of shoes.
 D. W. GusGRoVE & G0. We are selling Children's. Kid Spring i.sei ss5i.Jcs, sizes to 2, foF s;5 a"Its,
 D. W. COSGRovE X Co.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
Underwear 1!
Underwear l!

Mems white merino shirts and drawers at 25c,, worth 40c. Mems scarlet under wear at 9sc., worth S1.25. Cardigan jackets at 75c. and upwards, at
 NJ. LAMBERT's, S29 Chapel street.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26

For aH hiads of Job Printing, go to the Sta0orH hinti"g"o.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

Advertisements of situations Wanted published in the Register for let. word.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26

Young men who desire to make a sue cessful impression on their best girl should have their Fall Suit and Overcoat made by F. F. Bohan. Merchant Tailor, IS Center street; by so doing they will be sure to have perfect-fitting garments.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
HOLIDAY PRESENTS l
Plush and Leather Goods.

Dressing Cases, Jewel Cases, Odor Cases, Comb and Brush Sets, Manicure Sets, Photo Frames, Toilet Sets,
 Glove and Hand-
 kerchief Boxes Collar and Cuff Boxes, Toilet Tray cling Cases, Work Boxes, Cigar Cases, Whisk Broom Hold
 CTS, etc., etc.
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Motice 81 Final Proof.

e.A LAzp orSzcs Al ozv,rrA. VT.
April ~, iB56.
- Ncttes = hersby owes that AND1kwM.
oyANB0N hesk ie1 notiee q Sns6uuou 20 naks
1nal peoof h<fo1s c. 3. Bcsnsn. N5xxy
publie, - kts oGes IN eesxfis. ". r, %
sae1rdaus fhs Ia cay ~ ~. = D, l6s6.
- n0gshs rsnas 90
He nsms - wtDenu<s Joasph Towjsr.
1eh1 Horn. John E1m1nds9oB sad oscfss
JONI y. CONVEY.
av17uyH Rsg,sasr e. ~ Land olzss.
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Lands for the laudIoss.

|THR SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
! knG1e Hnrbor. nine miles west Of he
city ~ 6eeuls. vii Dsil poFstss Il k3s
- boen louyed on a1ld burnsd over m
~ u = quite ensfly cleared II q nearly
lew I hes ut few stone1 and lee In es-y
rench q tie wofef. echooi and churrk
within = nile. society god Cal and
1.Sv3n Rx. HnsKf~sow.
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The LAhs Union FuFnitnFe Manufsc-
turisR Company being h he hands Of
Receiver. viii ell furniture regard
less OF eos until Ill elaims aaainst the
company are paid. Al parties indshtsd
10 the Arm viii piease onll and setsls
their accounts without deiay.
mhM L. VAN DoRsx, Rsosiver.
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REIlOVEn

urHrTw0Kra q THOMSON HAvI
w rsnossd !Aszs ed.se e a. H.
i'm. No - prpn1 oeeuek NJ 60 ~
hEffnr ~ paso1 shna essr 6R1ugD - -
cuss s1rxEy4 esnDkna miD1a Exum1 -
tie ehnenc ~ e knn1 las - EoUn 800
ana mnke - 1rN111g Ter aAg DUpem-
Wsh ~ bseor ~ tfp ~ w1gk ~
osy e<her nr1 - - nqEehDog6
~ c' S.s ~ = s' eG&
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MRz- wissxows Soornrxa Sxzcr. for
oAiicfeu t~sshtue. b sbe rrssrfsSssou OF
one OF the h<ss female narscs and ply
ssriAns IN lbs usited 6sA1ae. a1d kaa
b<en used fsf fefsy yeArs With never
fzaiins sscce~s By uat.isous of no<hsss
fssr tk~sr ralldfsa. nuriBx tbs process
az te~sbsnx its v~las u fncAtcuzxhSe. Il
ensery ard ssarrkas. gr,pine Ia sne
.. shs caiId " fesss The Esshxr Pres
SsA bctkie. axxiavly
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House to Let.
W0NEY TO LOAN

ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
~ Highest prtos p.id fgx CT and
County 8crip atcencs q ". W. N1wLlN
Atsorney-at law. konrin hleck. Frost -,
saaxsia. NILS
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MARRIED.

FkAxpsox- HARrMANro0--In this city,
Aprsl Is. By the Rev @. GrAtdel. JAmeu
Christian frsndsen and LixE.e Hart
manson. both Of Seattle.
PxSNsR-NAxTRoIcH ths First Ger
man X formed church in this city,
April Is By the Rev. @ Ora del, 0as'
tays = Psnner and Ioa Nantrotch, bost
81 cattle.
NELsoN-FR sxKLArp--In this city. April
81. By hev. J n. Skidmore. Hans Mol
cen. IL seattlo and Alice Frank1nnd,
fofmeriy Of Providence. n. 1.
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A WILL FURNISHED HOUSE Cox-
IA tanning eight Fooma ho9 and cold
water aad bath room nicely Icoxted "a
Marian effxef, tenant 10 bons4 Grutle-
seeA sppiy. FRANKc. You've
eric - frost street.
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NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ L Wm. II. shoa y. have BEEN &p'
pointed b. the PROBATE Court Of zig
county, Washington Terrjtory, sam his.
over 6 q: s.s.ss e n Z. =: ssecsd 2!
sil present ths sams vi hin one JssT
ffUm the date d this notice. II ihe b1af.
No. HOUSE Of tbs uudespignsd, on Com
meecisl street. N the city Of seattle. IL
said county and Territory. with proper
vouchofA within said TINA or b forever
barred WILLIAM n. sH0pDY.
Administrator Of said estate.
Seattle. April y. lisa ap11lw
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Asths pausnfxh Dairy MILK pspss,
IN ~ rsas AZ Jsns< 4 Ssn's boa sad
skoe s1ere. Mia stre~s. 20 60 always
- sDeea pere Gs<9g Ufik tcT e. s19zSs.
4 trinl = enGksksnos
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NEW ADvRRTIsEMRNTs.
Attention, K. Of L.

A Ii MExBxRs or QUEEN CITY
"A Assem- siy, No. stlx K OF l.. are 70
auested 10 assemble ~ Pythian Hail,
Fryes block. ~ e'clock today Tuesday,
for the pu pos Of stsendfng tbs funeral
okally favitsd - asead NJ order Of the
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Q. g Lam OV17os q OL1M 4, ". =,
March -. i16
Neetes 4 hassby given hss skkSAupo
hnal p<pef bsfors The Clefk Of the pi.krlcs
ouert. = bic oGcs, II eeassIs. ". 7 sn rae.
uroAy, eha 15th dAy 81 Nay. l. d. 1888,
% rss snption D. ,. No. - .. FOR The : y o.
En- 4 md M 4 Of M 4 Of section u,
and Nh 4 of M \ Of ssctsoa 10. township
y nortb. rsnos enst.
4. 3 0os9 "a BsshAn and l. - oLs. ~ Of
JOHN y. eowxY
aplnys ReGfstee Of ths Hand 0fAno.
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Another chair, IN the barber shop on
Mil street, corner Of south Third.
Lsdy and Reutlsmea baFbers. As
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snTI cAns EunNuo.
New Yohx. April 26,-The strike 90
the third Avenue Surface Railroad still
continues unchanged. sixty oars wers
runRing today.
xnIorxEzIs kx1unSxD.
Before the Grand Jury adjourned TO-
day they returned indictmense found
upon kfEidavits made by the Third Az
enue Railroad officials. They chaxRs
several parties with conspiracy. and
~hile the nAmes Of the parties could MOI
be ascertAlned. II 10 generally believed
that they are against she committee Of
The Expire Protective Association whose
names were affixed ts the order for q
general '.tie mp Of she surfaoe roads In
this city last week. BepcR warrants
we're presumably drawn MP 81 the He
coraer snd they viii likely be executed
withil = fec hours
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

Nxv CHArrKss. -Chsptsrs Of Roysl
Arch Masons have recently been sstAb-
lished At both Colfsx and Olympia.
ohsers chosen BY the Coifax Chapter
we're: J. II. BeiIiueer, High Priest; r.
Amos. King; X. Il. Crimes, Scribe; l.. d.
Woodward. Captain Of Hosts; WIiiiAm
service, Principal Sojournsr; =. ~.
Wade. Royal Arch Captain; L. r. Berry.
Secretary, J. q. PAilin, Tyler. The
Oiympis Chapter elected efhcers as fol-
lows: Thomas n. Reed, High Prissi;
james X. Hayden. ktsR; John r. Convey,
Scrtbe; Wa. AcMscksn. Captain OF
Hssts; J. O. Hors. Principal Sojoorner;
A. Asheraft. Royal Arch Captain; 4. b.
coxies. Secretary Alden Il. Steele.
Treasurer.
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TIE kzsTsorus. the psss too
weeks o. N. Morse The mes Lessee Of
tbs Arlingson Hotel. has been engaged
in ovsrhaaiiar, rehtsinR and rsfzruish-
me that once popular house. and the
re<ais h that the insefssr OF the hcuse
hiss been greatly frrshened and szo-
proved IN appearances. Mr. Aofse says
~ - gaina 10 ran tie AriinRscu - .
frss class hotel. He hss had ssenty
years experiences In the hossi basfn&<s
tn Czisfofnsa. and knovs the manner
Ia which Is u done.
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AsorHxa PIessKa 0oss.--Sunday AZ
sesneon Oliver r. Blair died at his resi-
denee In this city, after few months
illness. Mr. Blair Gas born Ia fllinais.
April 9Th. 1850. and crossed the plains
10 Oseeoa Ia 1858. and worried thers at
the carpenters trade tili 1870, vhea be
came 70 Puget sound, and located on
white river. Soon After be gave up
farming and moved 10 Seattle. where be
has led sober. industrious life ever
since. tcanins . portion Of the time.
oui lssteriy devosiuG bic sttention 20
tse dairy business. He leaves . wife
and grown up~fAnily TO moaro his
taes
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No more Bsston bxown bread AID
TAXED oeers viii Re delivered By The
California Esksry from May fss 70 De-
tobeF La fhis - doee on scceunt OF
tie slight demand dnrss9 TIE warm
sanths. 0zILTxs 4 STxwAxr.
ne Successors 10 O. n. Nrlsht.
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~~-~~.>~--~~-~~~-~-~~-~
o. JACOBS X JESxER.
JACOBS q JElNEn.
A rToRNKYs AND CoUNsELLoRs-
n atlsw.
once Il the Arcade buildins. Front
street, up stairA
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British Columbia. viii ave dina and
moncy b. taking the vtcsoria Hope
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The proposition Of the state School
oounissiensrs q. J. Orr. 10 increase
shs appropriation for schools and
adeptsd rrsolasioas arsss9 Congress 10
psn he Blair bill giving then aid fson
the National Treasury. This increase
In he appropriation voald oaly make .
total YAK u enc 6fth Of oae per cent.
spsu The property VI the State foe the
bsn<6s Of TIE schools
Il would scen BE- feana consenleui
fer the Soushera States 10 cot down
sxzes and relax ell e6ssss towards sop
porting their sxn scheai& weaid sAls
be vtssf Il not the s.cri6cs OF Tie sell
reliance 81 . state an sxerhsfAat prizes
~ PAY for thai which eniy hzsssnz
Temporarily the sdvsncsment Of q par
sicuiAs clAsf While this spirit Of ID.
sdnessscnal srendissns resvadss u,
b sath esnefaliy. shsre are notable sx.
e.riicas where men and newspapers
forxece The evil Of snch . system anS
throw tAeir entire innaeucs against sks
peopcsed chAresa one sx.skars
holder and ex-Confsdersss sc,dses
speakine az The ssaosi sysssua. said
~Is u = growth, and iss sssszia ans
hsaishy growth eaa aaiy b secured b,
sssA soensnity rrsvsdinx fer iss %.
seAccis Ths Flair bisi l. simslS. d
snesher FORM. TIE old ksisscsszsior
sfarsy ssrss and = mais.' vhssh hsi
massd more esisrs and ssszafsxs hesssl
- srow In ths SeashsEn H.ids than ii
slss.- TIE raelie seaeai system II u,
unis<d sEssss - u ssv exists h ozs q
- sFsvrir& eiossss of The R<rahsis
n = % Afs - impair q uish ssy susl
elDersaisss = sAss srspsssd b ~ ~
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BruCctOn.

The following letter was received
too late for publication last week.
EDITOR
Our little town has been livened up
considerably since Prof. Wiley has
opened his normal school here. There
are about thirty.fve students attend
ing his school at this time and more
are expected soon.
Mr.. Beeson, of Uniontown, Pa, has
been circulating among friends in
town during the week.
The first "bulgine" went thunder.
ing across Sandy creek bridge, at this
place, last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Don, of Masontown, Pa, has
been in town the past week selling
buggies.
Will Armstrong is having his dwell.
ling house re.roofed.
The pleasure loving folks of town
spend their evenings at croquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Liston, Of
Ki1gwood District, spent week be-.
fore last among relatives near town.
Mr.. Beeghley contemplates repair
ing bis Touring mill this summer.
Kantner d Gibson have their fac.
tory in running order and are pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in their
particular line Of business.
OLD MAID.
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From the Bloody Ground.
ToLLFsRoRn Ky


DR.. S. B. HARTMAN 81 Co, Columbus.
Ohio.-I keep the largest stock of nedi-
cines of any store in Lewis county, with
the exception Of drug store at Vance
burg, our county scat, and am selling a
great deal of your PERUNA and MANA
LIN. 1t is giving the best satisfaction of
any medicine that l ever handled. In one
case the constable for the precinct, has
been very sick and low spirited for long
time. For several years he has tried all
the doctors here, and we have some good
ones, and they did him no good. After
much persuasion 1 sold him two bottles
of PERUNA and MANALIN. lie took half
of the medicine. l could see a great
change in him. and now he is as sound n
man apparently as there is in this vicinity,
and he says he is entirely well. He is
number one man and is highly re.
spected He is satisfied that your medi-
cine saved his life, after all the doctors and
all medicines had failed. Being unac-
quainted with you, / refer you TO John
Shillito 81 Co., Altor, Pinckard s. Co.,
and other business houses of Cincinnati.
r. L. GILLESPIE, p. NJ.
Messrs. Adamson 81 Shipley, of
Waynesburg Pa, write: Please send us
some oils of Life" Immediately. We
are having big run on your medicine,
PERUNA. Instead of dying out, like most
medicines, in course of time, it seems TO
be growing in favor. We sell lots of it.
Please send the books soon"
Messrs. Wirthorn & Urban, of Allie
gheny City, Pa, write " Having Il large
sale for your PERUNA and MANALIN, we
have also many calls for your book, " Ills
of Life" Please send us a supply of them,
German and English and oblige.'
S. Wolf 81 Son, Wimot, o., write
Gentlemen: We handle your goods, and
they give good satisfaction" .
A. 6. Sellards, Grcenup, KY, saws
Gentlemen am handling your mcdi-
cines, and having n good trade on them"
]. G. Saunders, Martinsburg, w Va,
writes /: "Gentlemen Your PERUNA
sells fast and gives good satisfaction here.
We sell more PERUNA than any other
preparation we handle"
w. Bauer, ST. Mary's, Pa, writes
"My son is still improving in health.
Your PBRUNA is just the thing for him"
II. L. Day s. Co, New Vienna, Ohio,
write IS. b. HARTMAN s. Co, Column
bus, Ohio.-Gentlemen Your PERUNA
sells as well as any medicine with us.
Quite number have told us that PERUNA
is the best thing they ever used"
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CrabOrchard.

The farmers are glad to see plenty
rain and sunshine. Everything APP
pears to be growing nicely, the for.
ests have taken on their full shade of
green once more and all nature seems
greatly revived. The crops in this
section are looking we'll at present
and we have all the prospects of a
fruitful season.
There are some OF our young men
who are in the habit of staying out
side of the church during Sunday.
school and prayer meeting; but we
hope they will not do so again, as it
looks very impolite.
Joseph WEIGH has completed the
addition to his barn.
ID. b. and j. M. Bower are build.
ing stable for George Ringer.
Our people have repaired the fen
cling around the Wesley chapel church
and it is a great Improvement.
We noticed Jacob Hays, of Terra
Alta in our midst on Sunday; also
Sherman Harmed, of Harned's. We
think there must be some very strong
attraction over this way when we see
young men come from a distance:
Come again, boys; you are welcome,
and we will give you all the assist.
ance we can. ROMEO.
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OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
TIfE NJ rs FROM am QUARTERS or
PRESTON COUNTY.
Interesting local Items Gathered
Together for the Benefit OF The
Argus's Many Readers.
BranSiOnNiIIc.

The two.cent man, who steals his
reading off others, still loafs about
the stores and post.office.
The two Lieb girls left Monday
for Uniontown, which place they ex.
pect to make their home in the fu.
ture.
O. S. Mckinney, L. S. Deputy In.
tcrnal Revenue Collector, of Pala-
tine. was here last Thursday and
Friday on business.
Will IIagans left Tuesday for a
weeks visit at Confluence and Pitts.
burgh.
The school at this place, we learn.
is progressing well under the super
vision of Miss Hackney, of Morgan
town.
III. Clay Hagans, Esq, is buying
wool in large quantities, and paying
the highest market price for same.
Collier e. Springer, horse and cat.
tie buyers, of Uniontown, Pa, were
here Monday night and Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Kensinger has arrived
home from her visit among Pennsyl-
vania friends.
The fishing in the creek is remark
ably good.
We had frost here almoJt every
night last week but nothing was in.
jured by it,