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The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

Mr. w. A. Mercer, returned
Wednesday from Memphis whers
he purchased tull stock Of grocer
les, aud will begin business in our
tSwn at once
Mr.. w. Il. Armistead, travelling
salesman, tor Stewart, GwYnue 8
Co., Memphis, was in Bolivar this
week.
1t yeu want something good and
durable IN shoes, fer Gents or Ladies
OF the Baby, Call at J. a. WllSOng
Miss Bessie Alexander. q pretty
daughter OfMr. VT. Alexander
"a shoe merchant, Of jackson, re-
tn rned Wednesday aft er y visit 81
several weeks i'm Hardeman,
II you want n COED salt Of clothes
tor seven dollars, worth ten, GO to
j. A. Wilson's.
The building Of the Henderson
and Bolivar read means an Increase
Of a millisn dollars to the wealth Of
the people living adjacent to P,ney
creek. Let our friends alOn & the
line seize their opportunity and
hasten the contamination
Miss Matte Bray, a charming
and amiable young lady Of TSOA'
is visiting Miss josie Robertson this
week,
Mr.. E. NJ. Jones, travelling sales
man for >. l.. Lee, Memphis, has
returned to resume wsrk again af
terra prolracIed spell of sickness,
Miss Daisy Redd. returned fro n
New Castle. Saturday, where she
has been visiting friends several
days
Mrs. Austin Miller, retained
Saturday from an extended visit Il
several OF the summer resorts IL
East Tenn, aud Virginia.
Mis- Lille McKinnie, Of Bolivar, pass
id this city Wednesday sn rosie for SPrnl
Croek, where she will he the guest .
Nis, Sea kons ~ Jackson Dispatch.
Just received At w. A. Mercer
a car load OF flour bought before
the last advance.
II any enc CAN or will sell PamIl,
Groceries cheaper than p. +. viii
kinsOn let him speak new or for
ever after hold has peace.
Mrs. Williamson OF Memphis, i
the guest OF Judge James Fsntress
AZ Shandy this week.
Prot. 4. A Fusch, principal o
the Valley Home 6ohoOl st Hick'
orv Valley, left for Columbia, lem
Tuesday, whore he wall teach a So
lect school. Success, Edmond.
= 4. wilkinson has 5 Goo
Customers in the Family GrSoeE
trade. his wife aud 4 children the
will always trade with him, b
wants more customer, bat not
that kind.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

On Monday, Sept. 3, 1888, 1 pug
pose TO open private schoOl in the
south rOOm OF the Public School
Building, PSpils wall be thorough
ly instructed in all English branch
es, besIdes Latin, Greek and High,
eF Mathematics.
RATES OF TUITIoE.
Primary Department 81. per DO.
intermediate % 8 -"
Acade@ic 81. 50
No deductions unless in case of
PrOtTacted illness.
Special classes will be formed in
French and Bookkeeping.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
HRNM J. FUsCH! Teacher.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

IL ~ an
RNIGHrS or IL BSOK.-Aests hrst and thtr
FBidAy nights In each month.
g. A. WILSON, Dictator.
A. J. sWIR nBHOAb, Reporter.
KNIoHrs AID LADIES OF HOSOR.-Hests
seooud and fourth Friday nights IN eash month
Al. SWIM EBka.AO 1acretaIy.
uARDEHAN co. AGRICSI WAL WHEEL
Meets Ia JAaaary, April, July d" Ser' . Ash
year.
&. NJ LAME TIA PrsSIdedt
JAS. n. sWHB10H Secretary.
A. J. sWINEBROAD, % Bus. Agent.
L0BGR No. "a OF e. o. O. , - Meets seCsRd
sud fourth Monday nights Ia each month.
e. A. RRLLONs, n. q.
4. A. OSBORN, 5ec'y.
PRN5RNTERIAN C1IURCH.-Rev. b. h. Hope,
Pastor, services every Sunday morning and
niEht. Prayer meetns thursday night
METHODIST CHURCH.-Rev. SEX. Jewel
psatar services avsry SundaT mOFukng aud
niFkL Prayer nesting Wednesday night.
RAPTIsT CHURCH Rev. b. b. Mcneil |,
Pastor. servisec arst SUNDAY iaorning aud night
Of each month.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
NOTICE.

In the future. my Drug Store
WiIl net be kept spen on Sundays,
but can usually be found, either
at the church, or at the Acton Ho,
tel, and viii take Auch pleas ure
in waiting on anyone wanting med.
IcinS. Respectfully,
b. v. HUDsO N.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
Ts ne sltssOas Of pIvar.

have secured one OF the rsOm
Of the Academy and will open I
school, Monday, September Srd, and de-
sire share Of the patronage Of the pes
pie Of Bolivar Tsrms. 81, $3.50. ana
q per month.
MRS. N. A. TILLER.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
WELLS BROTHERS
Grand Junction. Aug. 80, 1888.


For sp, aias br.sIs.s.h.t ctI m p
famation, swellilx. as !, burns, ct
n man, and spIint, rinZb via lgal
epizootic, scratches etc, in horses. "a
gum Root Liniment Is Il sure ere. Tn
"King of Liniments" is the universal Y4l
dict. Never fails 10 cureIany ailment tina
can be reached by an external med lea
application. 30 cent per. bottle. For
ale by all druggist.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
Tennessee Midland h, b TlHns Table

Tonnessos Midland r, h TIEAs Table
Nest Bound.
No 81, Passenger, Leaves jackson at 6:8O
s'cleck a. m.-Arrives at Memphis at 9:55
scOck a. IA.
No 81, Freight, leaves jackson at 1880
am Arrives at Henphis at S:25 a. m.
East Bound
NJ. 81, Passenger, leaves Memphis Al $50
o'clock D. nl.-ArriVes At JaCx4ou At 7:55
O'clock p, M.
No. 81, Freight, Leaves Memphis Rt $40
a.m.aFrives al Jackson at 3 p. N.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
F0RRAEE.

One full blood HoIsteln Bull
about 8 months old also a yoke of
Oxen, we'll broke, four years old
seap and on good terms address.
A j. SwIMEBR
BJlivsr, Tenn. j
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

In this issue will De found the an.
nouncsment OF Prof. Henry J. Fusch, OF
Bolivar. for County Superintendent Of
Pablio Schools. This officer is elected by
the County Court At Its January term
Prof. Fusch has been teaching IA Har-
dsman County six years, three If which
he has taught at Bolivar. He is q scholar
aud > gentleman, hOneat faithful, and
energetic. He lives at the county site
whish gives him an advantage over any
OpPonSnt that he may have, If the court
81 ects him, the schOol interest will DO
efficiently administered.
Henry Dickerson 3 cO,oren mau
Of THE city, brakeman on the ZEN
nessee Midland railroad, was killed
BY the cars at the lower depot last
Saturday night. He was asleep on
the track The train passed over
his body, mangling it in q horrible
manner. He lived q few hours in
great agSny.-Jscksou Dispatch.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
SEVEN LADIES
AFFLICTED FOB YEARS WITH
PAINFUL AND DANGEROUS
DISH Asses,
fh6iP Health Restored By Tie Use Of a Re-
markabISNSK Remedy.

NcElree's Wine Of Oerdui Accom-
pIishing e Revolution in the
Treatment OF Female Diseases
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

INUllCE1I.
TO TIE
PUBLIC.
When.I quit
business about
3 or 6 months;
ago, l thought
then / would try
.sOmeOther point.
but have finally
concluded to
open up again
at my old stand
on Market st.
L have a first
class stock of
family GrOee-
.ries, all new and
bought for CASH
which [ propose
to sell as reason
able as any 9th
er grocery house
in town, and
would request
NIL my old pat
rOnS as we'll as
those I wish to
have to come
and trade with
me.
". 4, Mercer.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
FOR sUPERINTEN DENT.

The Star is au thOrized to annOuncG
Pref. Henry j. Fusch, Of Bolivar
sArdssiate for CouRty suPeriRteu-
dent al Public Instruction for HArO
deman County. Election bYI the
County Court, the GIst Monday in
January. 1889.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
Announcement
ROONGRE5S.

The Star ia authorz5i 70 announcs, Hen
James Phslan a. a eandi late for rs-elec-
tion to the Lover House OF the 5lst Con
grsss Vi the United states Subject to the
action Of the Democr attic party.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

ILLINOIS CENT a VLME
CARD.
GOING SOJTO
Passenger No. II 81, =. L.,
Passenger No. "a 81 p. ~
lDe,! La Except Sundays so am
GOING NORTH.
Passenger No. 2--S rs an.
Passenger No. As Is a. ia.
Local, Daily Except Sundays 45pm
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

George Wilkinson 10 clerking for
his father, p. +. vi kinsOn, Young
girls and ladies, call on George, he
will sell Can dies cheap.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29
PERSONAL AND srxExAL-

rs sad thzs f.-se n.xrrsE<e OF the
rssag eaz psror c. China xil coss some
D. SO GU
Pxris I'll have az irste-nztSsaal
hor=s sk6< next yezr, and ss1sfrzzzszse
IS no n primes
TIE cattarr IN shieh General Grz-st
wzs bora gaI BE q feature AZ The Ono
CeateznSd Erposst5en ~ Colurzs1S-
Roters Lincoln says that the only
prOsecrsen he f0xnG n Europe was bis
am bresaz, as q rziEesi ATe DAYS In
every seek
Atthe hix pemccrztic rxEy Sc Ca
/ -eT. IL. SATURDAY Eizst- Al eEfhusszs-
nc Densocrzs shouted fsx JED Davis
and Geaerai Pzl5saer IN tie same
breztA Enfil knocked down BIZ Re-
I pxitgss-9a-
Three vears ago Lord SALISBURY
prime Minister OF Enzl4nd. took =
prozainent part IN the proceedings 81
a com nzzssssasn asessSssses4 20 irsss1irs
| ints the housing 81 tie Kgrking classes
al Loasson- SS~ the noble marquis
IL zrrases5 of owning the worst rock
cries IN al L0ass0z
A fex wears ago General Alger. a;
shst finse governor 81 Michigan. gave
70 Genera -heridaa $1,000 in money
Epon eoasi5sioa tia: i -shonid BE II
vested IN a f5fe insurance policy. AMI
that that policy should he kept APP tos
tse beneET ct his gsx3ow. The rzs0ney
wa invested IN = policy for S. . e
ard inc sziry since the death u tsenerzi
Siberian AZ the oftice Of the c0D rany
was answered BIZ q stzt%uaezs that
there had been no default in the pay
Her1t zpgn IL The original intenfson
Of General Aiger vas. therefore ezr,
RED eat, and the policy rezs4ins 70 ths
benefst OF the WILSON,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29


Waslnia Il situated At the Junction
Of the q. 4. & n, the terminus OF the
o. 4 ". T., and the end OF the ioze-s
DIVISION Of the Northern Pacifie- ] he
o. Z & y Co. have Gre raa4 running
20 Wzsla Wzliz. Dayton. Poueroy and
xAy stations, connecting az Mzli4
Wslla with the PeadIes0n branch.
this x4y giving Us 3 rozd - cunnert
With the mon Pacific One roza q
the O. & " T. To CeHteryilie ard one
Of their roads 70 W2Ila @4Iaz VIA tie
Eureka Fiat country The q. Z L y.
- Portland. or the East, via the Ore
g0n short Line, the Northern PzcInc
10 81 Paul and Eastern POINTS fEye
railroads enter this Place, owned b.
three different eomparies The Co
iumbia river in oar background, one
o; the grzadeSs and largest rivers OF
the West. when oFenes up. which wlAl
be only . few years. ali add TO " al
lula another way OK shipEi1g
We have sand 10th IN oar cr4E, and
streets. as a person cozld hardly I've
here without getting full OF Il Bat
nevertheless. HaiiutA j. centrally 10
Gated. Within five Tailes IL any oI-ee-
ton from here commences the great
= AAE1A AfF&sA- "a A@A-&rA& "a " z-A-2l- htsAe
The f4mo1s Eureka Fiat 10 the east,
the Horse Heave. country 20 the xsSt.
A Little southezst Of u, Ahou, ten
miles. com mences the Wail4 Wslia
vaileg, one Of the loveEissi. best and
richest valleys Of the territory extend
ing Tor mile hack toxard the Idaho
line, backed up By the world-renowned
| pstiil4 wheat Country
W4liula has more railroads than
any other town or city ia Washington
Territory, has eight passenger trains
and one accommodation train arrive
AMI depart every Gay. and freight
train ts51 numerous 70 count This
docs Hog include the o & ". r. traiss
a. they are not running regglzr -
present Within q feE months il all
have doaf le the amount Of trains ar
rive and depart every day than any
other town IN the territory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29
An ..Inteli.e,uai'' Campaign.


This intellectual campaign. a" or. a
Il is nos more mosIeStly called. the
"edaeation8i campaign. l. progress
ing, 81. - some men might say. j.
booming We learn from Washington
that tHe distribution OF p0iticai
.peeches 81 members Of congress.
especially OF speeches upon the tariff.
is vastly greater thar was ever ief0re
known in any presidential cauT sgiga-
According 10 our Washington cor
respondent. eleven E4IlliJus of en-
v lopes have already bees used by
congresS men in maising their cam
pAign speeches. From the National
Democratic headquarters IN this eits
wagons tiled with cAasFaiGa literature
are daily driven t. the Tsasto;ice, and
ye>ter,iay we puhli-b.si the meas that
the state eorsmiitee was mailing siu4-
ii4r literature AZ the rate OF one ton q
DAY IL must he admitted that, Il
the twelve ialilion voters o. the coun-
try carefully peruse all these docu-
meats ard ponder over them. the
educational campaign ought % have
au intellectual inf -er4c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

hole nGt1hEF a.
The central Committee a. It's r,aesfiur 4,
Nor1h Yakima kzf no rlesrs Of atrs-salf,
itS TIE representation that the new surf!ts
% pAautigHu was eaiItis9 20. and therefore
Only gave o. one celeeafs. Siase this AZ.
iS'riissn ,lieaf vas made J ar spparentls
cfs-iianiy tufuEHcd that the trr~isorr
composing sad new csusfy east ah5ar
siit-talf II tlse entire vote a tha ga
t1uaiy % stevens, and TIE Couusg Ceufrsl
toinulftiee Of 0Ea4cgau EGuuts cams n
p en'iileG 70 eae-half ths casr bins.f -esl
resent aii1u II the two eeulsiEes. viz. I've
ae.eEales. ! therefore resoaau1eu.! ia
TIRE eUsuties 81 4ssno-&a agil stevens 49,
eject three delegates. tao O. - entitled 81
9Te vote eArA ard The thi-,i ~ bali 4 vote
IN tae Territorial Conversion
] also Gssire - cali re attention ~ -
Aounfg Committees aud f!el~esfas a. 49,
lefriif'rtai Convention - TIRE Ef'lowsnR
= s7liltiou of she Central Comm !tf.,a
a-Hflt'l az S0Ftn Yakima
krs1.sft, That the Central Cora-1irrss
recon r7eritis that rcrrsffsr szea e0Hr-y
= represented By ell The duig eircrrll az
tea.as nehestF F9ssl be fnr them ~ ~.
tea1 ttst IA eaEr % enforced aisf-nr. ~
saf dc.sEzte III pfoxy shall J. xfveu. T., 4
as-y ei'Tfesi gaemt@T 90 his 8eierstins,
uittT and tbs committee further -e,,.r-,.
tisal = thai Ehis resolution hal sr.,.iv b.
..tflnff Ie1veatials a. 3eH a. ~ ar
EEr-iis.flAl Convention
: BAXTER. Chairman.
a -. AffE3ls75 g. Secretary
aftle, " r.. lulF ~ Is,-
hrfftinatH6rz uafssrN Ets-zss egne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

Awsar tss< visitors n Seattle 2srfag
The szss s-w days has been gsstse-
MA eossnecsea wish large EasFraEs-
tie essassglsassneaf Saiag Ssbssrg
i.sssz~-s IN Sew York, szn Ffafse<seo
.nd Portland. His errzsd here wss
~ ,esxs2Gsh hrszeA hoa-s. giving 70
ssesssss an Altogether Few AEse q ozass-
mes and making VERY inporszzz sd-
ssitsa 70 szr trade orgzrsszz-sal- After
assking owsr the sel3. II vas deesaed
shas here wAs The place, and the
~gors was made 20 seezsc a bzsi-
cess Bozzslen- Frost street. Com
grnereiai street. s4uez8 strees aSa
Rzaroaa axenae x~re ar1zasne1
and then drumH4ssa eser agEsn for a
store rssoaa bot il cseIs no; he found.
There Eas 10 sssiszase rooEs . - had.
Money even in exaes- q reasonable
rental vas offered Ia ysss, there was
Simply DO room CaiAng yesterday
at the Posr-Is7uEEsExcER etce tie
gentleman saia Il aia gong away
from SEATTLE IN essgast. simply b.
eaase / cant find a I1aee - Do basi-
mess. came 70 establish bzsisess
that would help 70 Hsaks yaaF toxn >
center bat cant get the chance 70 do H.
have heard q Seattle as he most sfl-
terprissng city On the Coast l. this
q sample Of IL II seems strange
thing that people wke own lAn2 aa9
who consider themselves enssrFFisiag
should not afsord those sho want to
do business here and who are wiling
10 pay literally for the privilege. the
chance TO do IT, IL Il possible that ]
may have better luck 81 Tsooma /
shall go AMI see
Here. gentlemen q seattle. j. very
serious matter. Bu ines which we
want and for ahieh We are advertising
abfeaa 1, denied here the means e.
sensiai to a. xxi ienee. The case
above noted Is Dot the oniy one o. the
same kiBd. lei bat q sample q what
We hear almost every day 4 trade
organization. the thing which we
nesd above al other things
after the railroad which are
corniag, cannot he built up unless Il
can End suitable house room With
all oar boa ted enterprise We are not
providing tais aud a. q result are
losing chances TO gain sbai we mott
rerioa Is need There Is lana enough
ia Seattle awaiting improvement and
there is capital enough Tor invest
neut bat there Is 10 say for the de-
mand and the supply to come 70 an
understanding The man who wants
q business location stands only The
faintest chance of finding the
man who might meet his de-
mand Whist il needed Is
committees q citizen q receive az
apTlleailoas (ihis ard other kin9sl
and 20 sct in the pallie interest re
spcctlne them Sach committee
could have secured Tor ths mas vho
went away yesterday disappointed
and disgastea. a proper location.
It could do many other i'm
pogtsnt thing including the eutsr.
hinmeut of notable yi,itors. etc s3ca
a committee I a e51iag necessity O.
che time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29
Call For Republican Convention

DY RESOLUTION oFTHE REPUBLICAN
I'D Territorial Central Committee al 4
meeting thereof held az North Yakima on
March :, ISIS, is chairman wzs authorized
70 name the dsse Of holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 10 be held a
Eilcnsburg. Pursuant thereto said Con
veaflnn j. hereby called 10 b. held a,
Ellei sburg on TUESDAY, THE lin DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK
A N, for the purpose Of dominating car
didzfe for Delegate - Congress. the uar,lf-
nation OF al other Territorial elective
officers aud such other business as may be
preseulesf
The Republican County Central Commit
tees arr requested % bold their primaries on
saturday. Angus; the 18th, and iaeir Cnuufy
Conventions GA SATURDAY.. setsserut Der -
The basis Of representation made b. the
Territorial Central Committee entities the
counties 70 elect dels-syxf.-S a fs3ifg-r..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29
csuian.t Fool an Arizona Girl.

Roe Cactus. exclaimed the
gloomy lover, since yoa wont marry
me I've nothing & live for I'm gG-
ing % ~loi my -eli Let me see
your Iistss. Mr. Laria. He reiuci-
sntly showed il 20 her Shoot yoar-
sell with = 2!--dli ser p7p1' sail the
beautiful Arizona maiden, contempt
uou-iy. zs sic 0ke=i 1t the weapon.
"if sou Do. an3 Il hurts any, come 10
fas.-a - ~ s.-#a.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

A. szs srrecsei fhe nsv fork Re
paskiezSs have noni a2sed Nzraer
Has<r for the ggsernsrshiP- Tie
s<s.ner Of TIE nozafsztioa . SUI
f.-5eus Musrr1ssoa Of sEse fsra th=. sfss
usrsv i unEted ard In kasrnnsesas
working orsser. Nzfsr has grs~n
xrestsr a1ring the rzss few years za1
: csnszz % h< cae q tie bag zssa Of
he ers4ntry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

Thermometer marked 100 al Hunt.
camp Tuesday. this being aho9 Il IS
warn ,iay a We have had this sum
mcF. Il way too warm - 1t tai. too
warm = move about. t1o warfa 10
kick 80 Yut IT, and too aaFfn 70 tax
81 a Ter-on enu'd do was tu run hi
tongue ust and pant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS

SEYERAL HUNDRED ACRES o. "
= seattle land. splendid sxirf fex.l
loiniug freepoF1s II acres 4iileiales -
sat fenced. naxt 10 Nil streef eaae - -
Only tGrre-,3nart4sss % rsile trsiss lir -
uties- several good t.zrrsiss - v 80
property. 5 srr- traets aailsaiist s.s "a
fafk. mpruv.-i. rsiuninE Hs;sf. 80
GFDaisE ns3kffEl1 .
Csice. west SIDE 81 Com nlers.sAi -
stairs. h.=tWaess Nlif su- " sssfizsztn1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

sV'HF CO. PARTNERSHIP HEEET0FoRp
eZi-tlu- assHt-a saases g. C,ssk ans
VII an 81, Apf-c iiDg husiuess a. real
estate uofeezs a. seattle, . ash nrf-5u Tsr.
-.tsEf- Ea.eT RE Erl uE-ae Of cock e
&o1-e = fhts tsF dis~llired hF mufuzs
euasfEt. Nilaa Il More e. pnE.rt ssl
ia'lctt--sirsess due tae drIo. 81 assume Is
liabilities and cpatsnuH iae h-si mesa
JAMES a. FtuE
WILLIAM g. MOORE
Ssf7le " T. Aus -Eas<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-29

DIR. PA y ME- II. ABBO'FI.
MUNICIPALITIES. FORMERLY og i-ss
Wash as ,4'i street Bs~ioa. Nzssa-
sagsesrs, E1Fes sf-.7. 81 Etresusfau "a 3 tseasas
.ff sgzpsE ana c4i's.1au. Tansc vErarffEsg
ceeaue stg4 AZ tr s.fTrrgnE fn5sn taeassf 81
irlt1,1f -azsfi.s slp343 csEec ally caasal &
Err. IAl.s answered lay nF lishL Eozs-
slstat.ua te,ar. grcatulrut f-ze b. fhase
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