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HANDKERCHIEFS

5c 70 Colored Dor lcTed hand
ksrcbiets from T. - &c. Plain
hefa-ztiiehed from &C 20 &C, Caiossd
t.o-iiercl, tao oo,ors, irons To- - %.
Fine c0lored boEdered from &c 70
Sc. Handsome print, eoloFed border.
from &c % &c. Fine co'ored eai-
broit cred from soc To -. Fine shite
embroi cred. from 90 s. So Real
lace handkerehiefz. frons 81 - 10 si5.
Very tine and shere French hand
embroidered handkerchief. from s.
10 Sc.
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THr whole Of the BOSTON Company's plat
OF IVES. seattle rs sa he cleared end streets
Improved immediately.
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FOR $4,000.

Full lot at the southeast corner of Front
and Lenora streets There is a good resi-
dence, now occupied by the owner Terms:
one-third cash and the balance in one and
two years at per cent. 1t is the cheapest
L. In the ilnrk
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rare opportunity to invest from 5000 to
Sle,oo0 in an old established and profitable
capital Is needed TO enlarge the works
and goa eau get Ia on the ground floor.
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HeEsS Blood Purifier, Rcrgs Cherry
t0ueh syrup. BtEgs Tropical Oh, BcEes
Liver PiAs, HeEES German Saiye. and
begss Celebrated Remedies for sale aud
warranted by Hashruurk & Co. Barnes &
Co. Dubhs 4 son. aud CompSfon < Co.
Remember az the next sale of lots on the
Boston Company plat Of West Seattle,
when the entire plat IS cleared aud streets
improved, prices wiil be double what they
Hre now
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UMBRELLAS!

New Importation for the holidays.
Umbrellas in Natural Wood. ivory,
Onyx. Crocodile, Labrodite. Buck
horn and a variety Of beautiful han
dies. many of which have no dupIi-
Gates.
SPECIAL-Every metal handle UNI
brella engraved free of charge.
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EOR SID ono

Choice 50 acres at salmon hay. Either 20
or % acres al $50 an acre. owner needs
money at once aud offers By far the cheap
est tract in that vicinity. Land adjoining
Is selling In lot.
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FOR $4,000.

Full lot southeast corner Front and
Marion streets Ills covered with a two
story brick block, which is so constructed
that more stories can be added. As desired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

Northwest corner of Front and Madison.
eoxl2o feet, one of the choicest corners on
the street It is covered with good rent
having <torpS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

Secretary Eegg Of the two commit
tee. fe pcciive,y. Of the Beard OF
Trade AMI Chamber oi Conf
megce, on amslramatioa re-
ported that the committee
had favored having a joint committee
Of seven 20 transact what business
could &c so done of both the board
and The chan heF
On Councilman purie's motion the
rarart was asa ap-si. and ihe secretary
az tire board aa- Instructed g. in.oru
the chamber that 1he hoard va> feady
at sus time Go spPcint tae Joint com
uii.tce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

Forty acres of the choicest water front in
West Seattle. Owner wants money az
once. This We consider the biggest bar
gain now offering in West Seattle
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FOR $1,000.

Full lot Oh the east side OF Front stree,
between stewart and Virginia, including
small house Reasonable terms viii be
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The Ribbon Department

VIII make handsome exhibit Of nov
elites in fancy articles, rich handbags
and card cases forming a special
feature.
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FOR $4,000.

Two fun lots al the northwest corner of
Spring and sixth streets. including fac
large house. This is beautiful property.
satisfactory terms
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HANDKERCHIEF DISPLAY.

Fine French Needlework, French
Embroidere1, French Batiste, French
Mourning HandkerehiefS. Also eora-
plete range Of the most reliable Irish
Linen Handkerchief, India silk Hand
kerchiefs, Six Null Colored Embroid-
cred Handkerchieis. Real and Imita-
ton Lace Handkerchief.
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government al aos be stopped frezn ex-
eTeisiug 81 ans Line aay rights or powers
thai rnw cxirt by v!Ftae of tie laws at
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Fine tract OF 10 scres suitable for PLATING,
north Of Lake Union. It lies with gentle
slope toward the lake anI is partially
cleared. There i a lot 81 money IN !; for
some one. All cash.
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LEATHER GOODS
-FoR---
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

5oc to Handbags. endless variety.
90 10 Sz-Purses. Rus sian and Yraima
nakes. ia endless variety, Leather
card cases.
SC 10 Si5- Fans for ihriSimas We
will remove our fan so K 10 main floor
in center aisle. Tor tie convenience Of
our patrons
Pan display next Saturday.
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DuCheSe and Other LaceS,

Flouncing, etc. Fancy Lace articles
and novelties. French Gauzes and
Tulles.
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FOR $4,000.

Lot on the west side of Front street, next
to the corner Of Pike. This is fine proper
y. on the lot is 5000 residence which
will command 500 month rent Terms;
one-fouFth cash, balance on long time at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

Forty acres corr ering on the above de-
scrl5ed tract and no; quite as good. Half
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

Garments sold in the past now per
forming their duty; every article as
represented We have the only stock
outside of San Francisco on this coast.
Only one place where you can buy a
cloak or wrap. We have full stock
OF all the new styles; full stock of
seal plush jackets; full stock OF seal
plush Newmarkets; a full stock of seal
plush wraps; a full stock OF cloth New
markets; full stock of cloth jackets,
forty styles chiidren's and misses
cloaks.
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FOR $1,000.
FOR sis.ooo-wEsr SEATTLE.

Choice lot on the east side of Front street
between Pike and Pine; 5000 cash and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-21

~ aznk and
ezsfress man ls seAsEse-
| SUBSTANTIAL
OFFERED BY
We are hot boomers ard viii not tel you
bon stories We handle nssAinx but
choice properties ssd conduct szr business
strictly on approved business principles
The following is partial liss Of the invest
men;s VIC Offer for this week:
FOR sIoo. 900.
Lots and 5. block D. A A Derny's plat.
Lot has so,!oes frontage o. Front street
and lie fset on Seneca. while lot fronts 60
feet on West street and 10 feet on seuecx.
~>~N1~ 49, ANfA1 LA-Et-< AN1.
therefore, practically extend to deep water.
Even now there are Improvements for more
than an eighth Of mile on the property.
The following are the Improvements: A
tour-story building. bringing in $40 a
month, the Puget sound Ice works, paying
so month ground rent, three rore large
buildings renting for $500, beside q large
wharf and street Improvements bringing in
500. The monthly rentals at present AZ
gregafe $40, and when the present leases
expire this can be greatly increased The.
price for g limited time is 500, 900. one
fourth cash and balance on long time at
per cent.
FOR SOC, 900.
Full lot southeast corner Front and
Marion streets II Is covered with a two
story brick block, which is so constructed
that more stories can be added. as desired.
FOR 1000.
Northwest corner of Front and Madison,
eoxl2o feet one of the choicest corners on
the street. It is covered with good rent
paying stores.
FOR s54, 1000.
One OF the choicest lots on Commercial
street, between Washington and Mill. 50
feet frontage by 10 feet deep: half cash,
balance at per cent This offe. is limited
10 few days
FOR $4,000.
Northeast corner OF Front and Pike
streets. full lot and improved
EnR SA0 mn
Thiriy-fe frontage by 10 deep on the
east side Of Front street, south Of Marion
This property is in the very heart of the
business center Of the city. and is covered
with a good rentpaying business house
FOR $4,000.
Lot on the west side of Front street, next
to the corner of Pike. This is fine proper
y. on the lot is 5000 residence which
will command sIoo month rent Terms:
one-fourth cash, balance on long time at
per cent
FOR $1,000.
Choice lot on the east side OF Front street
between Pike and Pine; 5000 cash and
balance en- long time at low interest.
Enn GIG nnn ~cC~ cra-s
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FOR $4,000.
FOR $4,000 OR $4,000.

Fine lot on the east side of Front sire
heiween Nirglnia and lemon.
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TOkLAs, SHGERMAH { CO.
Front and Columbia SITS.
CHRISTMAS
Gifts.
We viii make special display this
week OF goods imported and manu-
featured expressly for the
HOLIDAYS.
FAN s.

Having made speciality OF Ostrich.
Gauze and Painted Fans from the
very first makers, we are in position
to show the RICHEST. NEWEST
and MOST FASHIONABLE FANS
at the lowest possible prices.
Fans for the evening.
Fans for brides.
Fans for the opera and theater.
Fans for visiting and reception pur-
poses
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FOR $4,000.

Thiriy-feet frontage by 10 deep on the
east side Of Front street, south Of Marion.
This property is in the very heart of the
business center Of the city. and is covered
with q good rent.pAving business house
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TRIMMED MILLINERY.
THIRD FLOOR ELEVATOR.

Mondays Blacks 20 to s. 50-As
stated in our last weeks ad., we. or no
man living, have anything stronger to
offer than Priestly's black Henriettas,
they have no equal; every yard war
ranted.
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Suitable JHrI-'.uzs E.ff--si tui~sslE IS
b3e sud si.g ota-- s1aris /, desire. iasar
20 order raAAas. ~5aZt vl1aa - -e-
Sa4Jahte Carl~fssss u0tsyg. I aEttsss'-le
walking CAM. tue sto,k. trAlas, Siacef-
Ifsu = Co
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sult, and Crsrrssts 4t TIE star tlCi.tts
HaHSr. -tc Con 70 Fcls' street
E,r.,e Yru fsr skg hssv> lu Gr1sr ta sha.-
our Srpr. clatlsa fer gGg !fctrul rafrut at'
exranGt-i ~ ~. We = tN present printing
pres. iHkcr. type. csTts, ri-. e % every
80 b5v's >rit Rails cdr j. open 50 Jan
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Tn cents Sa7s q Gue initial hsu5ke-
chief AZ she star Clothing ia1ss, rs to'n-
ui,re &. street.
4 tcr-sh'r saN-iGee Two leuers7l -ilc- !
81 eve-Cos,s his vcsk a. IS 80 kozc &
ksssIiaf e.
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Jersey Suits

In 10 different styles. sohby and nice.
In Boys Long Pant Suits there are
many bargains, and you have a great
variety to pick from, ranging in price
from "A 80 10 SO per sirit- coat, pants
and west
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FOR $1,000.

cleared There Il a lot 81 money IN !: for
some one. All cash
FOR 5000.
FoEty acres corlerinE on the above de-
scrl5ed tract and no; quite as good Half
cash
TanHeFy dong profitable business. with
perpetual deed 10 magnificent water power,
10 room. hard finished residence. two acres
improved land. fine orchard, etc. Water
power is worth s4ooG FOR any sort Of manu-
FOR $3.50.
Two lots at the southwest corner Of
spring aud Twelfth streets. There is
frontage Of rs feet on spring and 10 on
Twelfth
FOR $500.
F.Be lot, corner Eighth and Mil streets
tnow Ycs.er evcEuel with 10 feet front on
FOR $500.
Block of oislt lots just of Of Madison
street It Is pretty property and vel worth
FOR $1,000.
Fff@ H''4NS @'-'t "s+t -NlAi'" zoe 'A tIf
upper si3o g Mn b street next &c the cor
neT % stewart Tais Is 3 cash r-isa.
FOR $1,000.
Huusc and I1t corner Twelfth and Nik8Lo.
- sgniEcJnt view and q bargain. Hals cash
and lhc hslsrCe ia tsza wears
FOR $4,000.
Two fuc lois ca Twelfth street between
stgsva7l a-d Nirsigla. uue block nom street
cars Tasy are cleared aad ready Ter build
ing. Their cash vsIue 20 dag is s90oa
FOR $4,000.
Twenty asres near Lake Washington
als1os, directly opposite kirkland. Sew
enty acres adjoining sold some tine ago Tor
81 5do
MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.
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FOR $4,000

One of the choicest lots on Commercial
street, between Washington and Mil, IS
feet frontage by 10 feet deep; half cash,
balance al per cent This offe. is limited
20 few DAY.
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asISCELLAa EcUS BAREtiNS.
Lots 10 gor-y's fourth. Te-ry's eth, syn
dictate, Summit, Laws secocd, Euike's sec
ou6. hairs Ct Sarah 4 Belle sceoGf. Ter
rs Grst. J g. Ho'zate's, Hiakieyk. Park,
psHuY s Hoyt's. Nsreors, sarah 4 Bells
aud Crav foFtl's Ei5iiioDs
EoTE Tie prices We quote CT Front
stree, and ether ehsiee properties, are fo-
limited tine only. aEe buyers shouli
bear this IN mind
We DO not deal il anything hat choice
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TOklAS, S|AGERMAA eco,
Front and Columbia SITS.
Clothing Dept.

We eaA attention for the coming
holiday season to the most desirable
and useful present. = man or boy can
secure ar Christmas. namely:
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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24
WHO will be the Nominee,

As the time approaches for the
Democratic Convention to meet and
,,ams the successful man for Governor
II North Carolina and as correspon-
dents and newspapers throughout l4i.: gt g the
State are beginning to speak out and
giys their preferences We gather
that public opinion seems to be chrys
iilizing in favor of Daniel 6. Fowle.
|ssssms now that the Democracy of
line State are at last waking up to the
necessity Of rewardiug a Distinguish
I'd citizen for valuable and valiant
rsrvices rendered in the past.
We venture the assertion, without
the fear Of successful contradiction
that no man, to the same extent, and
for so long a time, has rendered such
signal service to the Democratic par
" ss Judge Fowls. This we say,
without any disparagement to Lieut..
,tiov. .Steadman, for we know that
wherever be spoke III the last cam
lsign it was With telling effect, but
Fowls has made two Stale campaigns
he has visited every section of the
State, he has spoken ip every county
ia the State and he is well and fayora-
bly, known in every part of the State.
Notwithstanding the mean attact OF
..'Democrat' Judge FOwle is known as
a gentleman of rigid integrity, purity
# purpose, honesty Of heart, and up.
rightness Of character, in private as
wen as IN public life, without spot or
Flemish. He is also recognized as a
man of very great ability. especially
before the people. # any man in the
State can arouse the people and cres
ate enthusiasm that man is DAME! G.
Fowle. Fortunate then, indeed will
be the Democratic party if such man
shall head our ticket.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24
MORTGAGE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

i BY Virtue Of two several Mortgages exc
cuted TO the undersigned by Carter Paylor
and wife Susanna Paylor. one On the 24ih
day Of Octorber 1885 AMI dnly registered
in the Registers Office OF Grunge county in
book ''H" page $40. the other executed on
the 10th day Of Aug 1887 and likewise reg
istered in lbook 'sP' page 16 for certain
purposes therein mentioned. l will sell on
the premises on ~ asfs
TUESDAY The 5A DAP Of JUNE
next the following Real Estate, to satisfy
the Mortgages aforesaid and costs, to wit:
One Tract of Land ON the head waters Of
Little River in Orange connty adjoining
the lands of Andrew and Lafayette Daniel
john A: Parker and others, containing One
Hundred and seven acres more or less.
Terms of Sale Cash.
" - j. p. LONG,
/ April ?? 'S8.tds. Morigagee.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24

W" have read a long cgumuDica-
tlon from J :. Long. Of Newpsrn oI,
the University. 1t j. ally written
aud iuIl OF goOd reason aud common
sense. There ought 10 b, spough
Of patriotism in North Carolina 10 sas
taiu this.grand aud noble ipstitn,ion
OF learning. haIIowsd as it is by th.
memory Of noble achievements d
yearly hundred yeaIs ago.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24
MAJOR W. A. Smith Dead.

We regret to announce that Major
William 4. Smith Of johnson county
died iip RishmoPf, Ya, Pr last We'd
nesdsy rysning.
Major Smith had many noble traits
of character, and was a kind and gen gem
eroas FRIEND nd bis death will b. receiv
ed with deep regret. :';.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24

At the !slsciion in Ney. 1888 The
4th Congregational District must be re-
deemed. Let harmony, ,preyailat Ra-
leigh on The Goth inst. Let locality
and personal preference be Get aside
aud let the delegates halye u 81 but,one !a! ob.
iect in view, to wit: capability annd
popularity, these two qualification
combined il, !opr !opr candidate apd the
4,h district will be redeemed. @i y
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24
TFoR rHR REcoRpRn. |

TFoR THE REcoRDER.l
By order Of H. D. Mason, Deputy
Organizer for Orange County, the de.
legates from the different subordinate
Alliances IN the county met in the
Court House, May 18th 'ss, for the
purpose of organizing County Alli-
ance. The Alliance was called to or
der by II p Mason; ". g. Cole was n
appointed door keeper, and J.R VIII.
taker, Of Beth Carr, Alliance ASH.
door keeper; I. J. oLlhom. Of Cane
Greek Alliance, was called to ths
chair rs President, pro tenn. and u.
W. Lloyd. from Beth Carr Alliance.
was requested to act as Secretary.
Tie Alliance WAS much interested by
a good and timely speech, from ". F.
Stroud Of Chatham. and !. Il. Hughes
OF Cedar Grove Alliance.
On motion adjourned for dinner.
iae following is a list of delegates,
as reported:
Beth Carrie. W. Lloyd, J. R
Whitaker, 4. J. Roteisdn, Lusco
Lloyd" r. q" Cate,
i. Aniioeh.--A. Ward. G. ?. Durham,
w +. Andrews.
Cane creek-G. T. Snips,, T. J,
Oldham, n. A. Cate, A. P. Cate.
Orange Churchill. z. Straip, W.
A. Madrey.
Piney Mopntain--J. J Whitfield,
E J. Daniel, J. E. Gates, J. 7. wea.
yer, } NJ. zones.
Cool Spring w. G. Rober.ou, T
R. Burroughs.
Elm qrOys-!Gieorgs George Riley, 7. W.
Cate.
Mt. Garmel---E II. Wilson, ". c.
Cole, A. f. @lhi'aker. Us. Rigssbse,
J. n. Parker.
Cedar Grove-J. X. Hughes. J. I'll.
Hughes. 4. J. McDade, ". u. Morris.
R. &. Tinniu. "
Fair Fleld-J. J. Taylor, s. T. For
rest, y. ID. Balm.
Oak GrUve--A. fowler. Y. Smith.
ErExIyG Session.
The Alliance alter recess, was call.
ed to order By the President.
Nominations for President were
then made. and J. K. Hughes MAS
elected I. ]. Oldham. yics-Prest.; +;
W. z. Andrews, was ELECTED Ssc'y.;
n, d. Balm, Treasurer r, q. Tinpiu,
Chaplain; A. ?. Cate, Lecturer; w
e. Robertson. Asst. Lecturer; J. r.
Whitaker, DoOr Keeper; ". F. An.
drews. Assistant.
On motion Committee Of Eve were
elected as Trading COMMITTEES, to wit:
W. d. Latta, Z. W. Lloyd, =. u. vii
son, j. Ii. Hughes aud 5. I. Forrest.
J W; Strowd. was elected Sergeant
at Arms,
ou lnotion w. II. Lloyd, j. J. Whit
field aud W. II Anderson was elected
as Arbitratlng Cuumittes.
II. Z. Andrews, WAC elected ss bust.
ness Agent.
G. J. Faurett, y. Q. Strain. A. q.
R. Lloyd, aud Jas. Copeland we're up.
pointed Executive Committss.
The officers we're then regularly 10.
stalled.
Prayer BY the Chaplain. On mo-
tiou adjourned.
G. W. LLorp. Sc
p. :. The best Of feeling char.eie-
rizsd the meeting during the entire
day. aud whvh it was sdjournod oil
iaIt that at least sOins good bad been
accomplished. q. WI
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24
The only nsue.

notwithstanding there is in the
Treasury at Washington 155 millions
Of surplus dollars wruug land as the
Supreme Court says stolen from the
people. Yet, the Republican party ar in
Congress are opposed to any reduc
lion Of the surplus or the lowering of
the tax on imported goods, but still
iusist that the poor man must pay
high prices for everything that he
eats, wears or uses. Upon the other
hand the Democratic party in Con.
gress beaded BY the gallaut Texan
Mr. Mills, are battling for the poor
mans rights and are striving to lower
tbs prices Of everything the poor man
useds and is compelled to have. There
ls no sense or honesty in a man COM
ing to the labcrer aud saying TO him:
u arm in favor of taxing silks and
diamonds loand 20 cents, but am Up.
posed to reducing the tax of 90 cents
On your Blankets and wooIen cloth
ing" aud then saying to him |. srn
your friend. Such is the position OF
The Republicans ip Congress, and
such deelaraiions carries the lie on its
tacs. Laboring man choose you whom
you will support.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-24

We learn from the News and Oh
server" iha, Gen. wm r. Coz. is still
. resident 10 the 4th Congressional
District. lie made us q most accep
table representative, and II we should
tail 70 get the nomination a. We ex
pect. then we would like to see Gen.
pox 10 Congress sgain.