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England ard the Dominion are 70
have q forfnightiy service between
yancSayer and China and japan. II
Is probable. TOO. that the service viii
be extended 10 New Zealand and Ans
traIia, for those colonies are willing 70
assist in making up a subsidy. The
United states, in adGstsar 20 one or
two lines across the Pacific. o:s ss: 10
have at least one along the coast to
Mexico. Central and South America
A great trade can be built up With the
countries 10 the south OF us and we
should make nm attempt TO secure q
part of 1t before IL il all taken BY more
eaterprising maritime nations.
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To Agricuiturisss and Investors,
We call attention TO
Oneida Gardens

These consist OF twenty -four
tracts CT land, five acres each,
situated one mile from Rasenna
Park station on the Seattle,
Lake Shore T. Eastern Railway.
We think the developing of
these will In measure satisfy
one great requirement. of Seat
tie, viz, the raising or garden
products ar home. steariy all of
the products OF tina soil now In
the homo market are brought
here from oStser states, and the
prices &C consumers are unduiy
high. Here at the city's door Is
every natural advantage where
an industrious man may find a
home and gain a splendid In
come. not 20 speak of the good
investment. Why not profit by
the high prices for the necessg.
ties, and bring your own pro-
ducts TO market We are in
structed TO sell the Oneida Gar
cens i'm single tracts or more IL
desired, at prices ranging from
sSoc 20 $500 each and on easy
terms Cal and see the map in
our once, ard ss7e property wiil
he sss-sTs Ii desired. as IL is eas-
lily accessible. sselgaboring
property . plated into lots.
h ~ calFFfTH a CO..
Occidental, Sicck.
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All KildsOfL Scrip for Sale.
Surveyed Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAIMs.-In 20,
20 agd 10 acre pieces. locaiable on an
lands subject 20 homestead aud pre-emp-
ton entry. Large supply on hand. no de-
Laws ia filing orders.
have full supp Y Of FRACTIONAL ApnT-
TfossL HoNEsTEaD eLAias OF from three TO
70 acres, which. by rulings OF the general
land Office. are locatshle on fractional sub
divisions OF double their area or less. the
ditFe ence 0sing paid for in cash AZ si.2s
per acre
PogYERrgyI.D WARRANTS In 40-aere
pieces. Act OF April II, 1869. Iocaisbie
on any unappropriated public lands. The
supreme court hes decided In wilcox ~
Jackson that the word anAppsopristsd as
applied 20 p1oiie lands means mot legally
disposed ii . Il viii take lands In the
corporate limits Of a town. See seereta-
rses' decisions In Reed vs.. piRhy, and
Lewis et al rs. Seattle. IL viii take occu-
pied lands where there is no legal ola m.
See Eosarsf VS.. Eunn. u will take with
drawn land when the withdrawal does
not operate as DISPOSAL of the lane See
last case and case Of VIM. r. Brown
Scrip Locasahle on Unsurvs ysd Lands.
SOCK HaIr-BRExp scnrP In 40. Sc.
aud leo acre pieces Act Of July Il, lisa
L<scsfah2e on any uHsuryeyed lands. not
mineral
vALssvIxE scmr.-In so-aere pieces. Act
OF = ii 5. tSs1. LOcAfahte on any uusp-
p-GpEiafsd aud rnoceEpied public lands,
not mineral, surveyed OF unsarvsyed
la 2peasirg any Of ihe above scrip, no
settlement ng residence 10 required. aud
there IS na limit 20 the 1zNnti one Per
soa ray use. Tie right attaches st once
On fling the scrip. and transfers OF title
for town sites or o.aer purposes may be
raAds without any delay.
Void entries, locations. or selections, will
nos prevent any OF these rights from st-
ssca50z.
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Russell b. Harrison Is talked OF as
senator from Montana. Col. w. +.
Saunders. the Republican s'war horse.
OF taa territory Is also mentioned in
connection with the senasoFship.
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DR.. Miller, the weEi-known physician,
presents this morning q very timely
and proper protest against the anar-
rxntfne Of Providence hospital This
hospital il TIE general receiving house
In this city for persons afflicted With
disease Of any and every kind and 20
close it, doors Il practically 20 spread
disease. which would naturally be con
fined, to many localities. As matter
Of fact there Is no real dangeref small
pox confagion In the hospital at this
time. The single ease ROW under
treatment II thoroughly isolated. II a
small clubhouse apart from the main
building. The room IN which the
patient was originally confined has
been thoroughly disinfeeted and the
building Is entirely free from the germs
Of eortagion. The quarantine caght
TO be raised Immediately indeed its
enforcement originally was ; very
serious mistake.
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All KINGS of blank books and
rulings TO any pattern done at r.
Artncry's bookbindery, Opera
Clock. ef the lowest prices.
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Treasurer's Notice.

It's fFaasur ~ he eify OF Seattle viii
Ez&F. uN presentation. iAe foiiswiug named
w-zVants, All warrants outs ending On
Nsuta sfsees fHua. Ordinance 2sS; Hing
sSsess fass1. ngstsazree N0. 81. 80 aEi s1-
siding part Of warrant No "a. so IL
ten wisa - e1a0wee pg sbo71 wArrsuEg
affar las date. ISAAC PARKER
Nara + leEs ftisx Tressszrer.
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~ ssusa ssr8 II i 9sass1Ngss.s s,ssrs 49,
s2saAs ssssseeafsst
ffsaR Only flax N4EfsA ~
cas- 49, = zrs sssNssexsss II = rs =
ks~asss - ssssS = sac "a essssF 4 AZ kssssF
ksSss sEs Sezss ~ f&zinxs. So Fe.aEz ssvssss
- attic. NJ
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PA11EKkN WAEEEn
UAxTKD--A PARTNKR n REAL -
w rnxe ozS<e with sbcut S36Gs of5cc ~
rsady rxns<t ard fm1siskeds e0od chnace
% mske sconey. AdztfeM 6ihsoa. Us 0l3ce.
UASTED-F0UR MORE MEN WITH
w f1f1o each. 20 engage II msunfsc-
turing bntinsss- Mocrs Lan1 CO.
UAsIED A Partner WITH So
w 90 70 take half late,esz n zzs11-
fsetuvsnx business sfin xnzr.nsss prsn s
with Actress "Tseiiz, P. o. Box uso. -
W1sTED--T0 KEsE
yXTAsTED-A GENT WANTS A FrR-
w r5sned rsoB. no icdgsnx 1oases W
per month. Addrgsx z. fhss I'll
Tu RExr--FraSIsAED Or EssCs-
4 uisAed rUorns- Arpiy - new house
corner Thirteenth and NxsninEfon
RIO REST VERY DESIRABLE APART
j meBts. vita board. In private family.
foF xesst eznan AID vile or tsu genfssnfn,
near E-oetoesee- Address with retersntsss
rT.0 REgT-EED BOON AND KITCHEN.
a
EsntIefE an ard wife. TT corner Second
and Lenpss STREETS
TvO EEST--A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
j for ore OF tw8 glntsernsn- Apply l2ts
FrtnE ssrees-
RIO RRxT--PURylsHED ROOM AT az
i Pine street.
TSo REST-sEw HOUSE AT FREMONT.
1 Oh :. L ). & T. BY, - minutes ride
from Coiumb1s street depot. seven rooms;
rent ~ pr month. Geo. ". Van Dore1.
g asld g boston block.
vIw RENT - THE LARGE L ROOM
i house, corner seventh and Ssexars sts-.
good Ioeafiox, good water, hard wood I'm
Ish throughout. S., payable tn adyancr.
Inquire Bell & Pierce. Room Opera House
hsssck.
T.o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLOCK,
Main and south reeoEsd y; Room -.
sTs0 RENT 30 ROfsMED HOUSE. EI4E
ganffy Furnished scar car line. furng-
tHre Tor sale. Hail A Gilmore 9g7 Front It.
Ts0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS -
4 Squire block cGner MaiE aud South
eecefd streets. Room Sc.
Is0 RENT THE NEa STORE AND
i good business locafion corner Fourth
agd Pike streets; new ss0Ek OF groceries
not yet opened for sale az invoice price.
Bses & Bearnaan. ues' Batter building.
Tso RENT - EIGHT ROOM LODGING
i honses furniture and leass for sale.
Sc l e Gilmore.
U,o RENT d Ro0AED LODGING
i house. furniture and lease for sale;
rent Iow. Hall 4 Gilmore. 907 Front street.
Ts0 RENT--LEAsE. AgE STOCK FOR
i sale: chicken. dairy, fruit, hay ranch:
81 acres improved. houss, barn: Lake
Unloa. W II. Pinckney & Co.
T,o RENT-DEsTRABLY-Lo OF
Il Gees IN brick building. Address 8. Z.
., this Office.
RIO RENT = 4o-EooMED LODGING
Il house, centrally located: furniture for
sale: long lease. low rent: clears 500 per
month. Hall Z Gilmore. 9o7 Front street.
T,O RENT 2o-RO0MED LODGING
i house. with furniture for sale: clears
tao per month. Hall 4 Gilmore, so7 Front
street
Tso REST-NICE FURNISHED ROOM
L In private family 1903 Tenth street,
corner Howell. on Lake Union car line.
LsoR RENT--wHARFAGE FACILITIES.
j The oregon improvement comeany
offer az low rates exclusive wharf privileges
facing ca deep water for all parposes.
Long time lease made Ii desired. H. W.
Mcneil, Ressden; Manager.
LOR REST-oSE u'NFuRNIsHEDRo ROOM
i on the northeast corner Fourth and Lee
nora streets. 10 nice respectable lady. In
sffstrsk on Ms.
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We call special attention 10 the
PAlATtNE HILl. ADDITION.

We caIl special attention % The
PALATtNE MILL. ADDITION.
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building Tots in the market. the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
strHction of the navy Yard at Lake Wash
ington these lots viii increase In value be-
yond the most sanguine expectations.
Even now the addition is in thscenter of
the manufacturing district. surrounded By
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way of the canal Postofiice sehooihouse,
public hall, railroad depot on the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. L
s. & +. r. E.. which runs hourly trains at
1oc: in addition TO which the new motor
line Is about to be constructed to the prop
erty. Lots e0xlio feet from sl65 upwards
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EDUCATIONAL.
PORTLAND, OR.

wharf, between b and C streets.
PORTLAND, OR,
On Thursday, March II. 1859, commencing
at 10 o'cieek a. M. the following articles
saved from the wreck of the steamship
Yaquina Bay;
Fine Upright Piano, Plat
ed Ware, Compasses. Hair
Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets,
Pillows, Towels, Table
Cloths, Napkins, Plated Wa
ter Coolers and Urns, Crock
cry, Glassware, Mirrors,
Chandeliers, Damask Cur
tains, Carpets, Lanterns,
Signals, Red Plush Saloon
Cushions, Card Tables,
Enameled Cloth, Boat Cush-
ions, Rugs, Coir Mats, Plat
ed Knives, Forks, Sugar
Bowls, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors, Table and Tea Spoons,
Pitchers, Saloon Seats; also
Cork Jackets, Life Preserv-
ers, Brass and Mahogany
Racks, Saloon Windows,
Bells. Hydraulic Pump, Pull
ley Blocks, Anchors, Rope,
Deck Awning, Sails.
Also large amoun; OF Hard Wood PAN
nels and Woodwork. etc, etc, and gem
eral fittings too numerous to specify.
The steamship was newly fitted. and fur
nitare saved ia good condition Boat
builders are invited to attend the sale.
HENRY HEWITT, Lloyds' Agent.
GILMAN 4 CO. suetoaSers.
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A4sertsss nasat3 aaicT s8e heads o. Iast
Pound. For Sale. TO Lot ans situations
Wanted viii b. inserted a, tae rnte OF
eents word for drst insertion; | cent
word for each subsequent ipssrden Pay
uaert always in advance.
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The following letters are awaiting sdves
Users st slsls oiisee'
shop lB.l tGH.t.
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4vD DRsTgHTsyr,.

u IHoMStlN q 90 K g. Taonn.
IL. SOB. Geo, F G,ost@-ssl. tssgSreac., j
Asath elvil enwSaeess aAa tHrw~ynss
FNsesia > starr h8eeSs seattle. iAR4, railroad
SOD "a ny sWgxeyang gyaFErE atseassed to
nsNr It's nfstsss xsssf = sgS al EAsswfck
= AesrsS Astd y hstweTfh i Tssszsa ss9a. rsn-
esAsstig tefssTsis ~ private zaa OF sa. xar-
F~ss ~~a'tie Eat tAFssugAaaf Tie s,aeet
ss'snfs fssssn fas7a sac earliest sfss<
60 Bay s 'eN aSS Is q ARY. n.
- = tf~es's siKis eflg8aesfs. surveyors.
Sas @sfscs>- "a wsYx All oslser auh-
e s@tkS tfsiNaa All hasf ffssss--
ss.~alsas - saa 81 1eSsaT sssssk. s4steS =
s9Ezls9s Il. N fsgsS3
n g AN5AEEsa s ga. ES4ssS kYES
fs sNs fsn9sfssses Gssrre. fss4 t.ss
" stN&ss gs sefsSste 3 sSiff8 NsGr..
N az - esss s&xasz7s5 stss- feess~
1 8sir se sAsA ss~ ssse " A.
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-
Fer the purchase, upon very advan-
faxeous terms of large tract OF land, con-
trolling one of the most important sec
fi0ns OF this city. List nearly completed.
Do not rail against monopoiies. but take Q
hand in one yourself. Cali and invest
gate at once. There is big money in this.
Choice and Selected Lots IN
every quarter of she city and suburbs.
Farms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Additions, Blocks and lots for sale.
1875 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS az SMITHS CoyE.
40 ACRE tracts, 10 Acre tracts. and
Sacre tracts -au centrally located and ripe
for plating.
Inside Property and Business
Property OF the best. from sicoo TO sso.-
a 1ARCAiN-Fogr lots on Lake Wash
ington near cable line for s10co..
CORNER LOTS On Eleventh street.
enc block from cable line: tsp of The hill:
fine view OF bay; Eve minutes walk ffoli
Occidental hotel.
a BLOCK of eight lots overlooking
the lake, close to cable line, 81 bargain
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AENEk AND sEWER CONNECTIONS A
= specialiF; also grading aud excava,-
ing: reasonable prices; leave orders Me-
ehanie's Store. Second and Yesler avenue.
I. y. Aulholsand.
uvAgTED-YoUNG HORSE, WEIGHT
" atout twelve hundred Inquire at
soa Box street.
TT Is A FACT THAT MEN AND wo-
i men al small means stand and crosk be
cause cheap lot is out too far. or IS not
o. frDat street. while men and women of
means step IN and bus, and make money
By 80 doing. 30 net lose the chance Of
buy Dg one or two OF our choice let's 81 her
III the East Lake addition OF Monr0e's
first addition; extra choice only $50 down.
The hslanee on the insialimeiit plan. $50
every three months, until paid for. Mon.
foe 4 humley, lis Decide fai steek.
AsEN ~kEKiN4 EMPLOYMENT AND
w employers requiring men viii be fur
nsshed the same free Of tsharge By calling
n the Butchers ard Bakers Home, No. 3
yesIef sveuue
4 u1GEk-! IOGGEksi AND OTHERS
II who vast 20 buy the very best horses
or mules can nnd them a. Smiths Cove,
grading On boulevard, Call at hotel; in
auire FIR to.smau graie smiths G ne.
WANTED --A SECONDHAND PooL
w lallc. D Young. 9Th a. levin & Go.
HOUSE, AND LOT ON BON.
esfttiu ner street, North Seattle; grand
view II tie bay that cannot be- obstrnetea
tse story house, seven rooms, store. room
aud out buildings. one block ffonl street
car line. BetiInger,' Meacham.
y{70 'D-DRY STOVE WOOD At sE-
attic Wood Ys.ri. foot seneca street
Gsna G1oD RESIDENCE LOr Re.
sat1tU tween JACKSON and Mil street
csslle lilAes Retsinger & Aeachsm.
trARTIEs WANTING MONEY WITH
which n build Gu inside property, or
TO paw OF old mortgages can procure same
IN slia'sin 70 suit st reasonable rates and
Ga short notice by applying to Frank T.
Lag y Co. room "a. new Yesler block.
s..)f,la-loT eoxIaO IN REfITowN:
sE-luU small horse l4x24: unlmprovcd
I0ts afiosGtpg aro selling for NOR money.
ksfilnger 4 Meaehain.
'INuN CHOICEST AND NEATFST DF
signs % suiting ever found In Seattle
tan IT, seen al G0knAN BROS, the Lead
. iHg iaiiors, Sl2 Frons street. where they
ssleke salts g order a. san Francisco prices.
NINE. IA vSg. NOTED CI.AIRvoYANT
VI trance medium, has returned aud Is
io1Ateti a. -. Paul 5ogsc, Third ard Cher
y, where she eau be consulted on business.
hove, marriage. diYorcc. etc, IN perfect
dead frauce; no humhug satisfaction
saarantsssi or snoney refunded.
NINE ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
VI cfairyoyant AMI card reader. can b..
e1nsalled ~ DE Hotel brunswick
DANTHEoN, BILLIARD HALL HEAD
guarsfts t2f brunswick Bake. callen-
ger = so Hftters ssen for anything Ia the
~ ~ ~ l@-n ans Rsantass seeHt
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REfL ESTATE BaAG .IFNS.

~FAs% ete'ft fb4ts1fs4f8R@
s-sz--1a4-s--z---.-.--.-----..--
HERS = YoCE GHANCEi THIS An.
dition of 20 iats jast on the market,
these wao desire = small investment 10
We'd gs'gd profits saonld 81 oRee secure
sslsiat 0f these valuable lots: they ares
shars distance sQath ot the Jackson street
{ ,fee liue, near The projected steam mofos
Tine, tney can be had at prices VARYING
fnsfa sic 50 $40. $50 cas- snd the hass ass.
. co tse l'issallment niaas these lots ar de.
stfaele tos building purposes. OF ven can
sell i''sofS second payment at a good
profit; property in this Iocs sfy & in erpa.
demand SUD i advancing iu prizes rapisly:
we recommend this es an unauessis,pak.ly
ss~sf INV slusenf, rail- and SEC us fss nas.
f1ealaFs. lle Occidental block Monroe &
kualev
4 H0kNkR NINTH AND YEsf.Eg AVE
y uee, l-oxi2e. ~ a very low price. Hal
4 STA ". ~ FONT sisest.
fsoKSER SEVENTH AND sgSECA
- one u, cheap. easy seFms Hail & eli,
u,ore. &C Frsai street.
t.pn BY tsa. toRAEg Union AMP sEy.
~ efsth. heap aud Gne Hall 4 Gil.
nsess, 80 Frnai stre.it.
fI'aE SHAM MOTOR LINE. WEIGHTS
u qua Through the eassrriy pssrsios, 81
tof sf5ss sasScs StFtct'y across Eve acre
igscs sea "a ct ia kstin street. wei! ls@eatfss
80 plssf rs. PREV, s5ea. 10 rsr cent. lis,
eases sssF cssA II ss,Ai hessarc Mach Al "A.
.lrs,.s I. 9 lgsE. Sesttla
N AID FINE CoANER FNxIaa
~ y On Marion ami Twelfth -
f'F1F@ $40. terms Ft>i8 cash hslsue,s in g
= al : mouths Heftlnger & aesrhass'
VIC BsFrlN8ER NgACHsM
1 H. ASu3ie much af she dne prop
II - tbs unTta sssl. Ses gh:sm fer view
es,ssstisa< 80 = Saeen anne Town Their
or.E- { lltss Nj sfsvrt
I.Nss sAi.E~fuNsY AsssKS. BARGAIN
ease = SIS lss price. easy terms
" \ t Err FRONT
Eaese sravs tae asiir< IA fexsS wAter irsrt
o8 - Eaon G4F TT ssaae, easy segrns. Ree.
tsnasg & MeseAAsa
I.NR S6iE-FlNR ACRE PROPERTY
Hsss u lasN 4 Rsoss, sztsssimlax u sANs-
ard lsassA aaa t.rsTn Ike - table sas in
Esssi'sss fs&tsins Gias aumytrgss ga xsxsy
ss7ss fas's tses nuFsh ef Gssea 1sks. le
See aass Fc 2eN' fFacfs ~ Eses esausy
es'ae sHps .asss n Esss 4 ketshf's = fssk
a sss' eaea mrs ~ sae hess lars Ia
8 tsosts Asaas51s. ksN szehs HA-
F~ $50 Sfssa sitstggess nsssTESY sgsF
tsf7ffS g ssf'r psssrsssse xay 80
- sass HSsRsN Z aszap@e,s Mi 60 wu
- se- sS &'a thr eNsss< N
~ ~ =. t'st "a sassss
%~HIt rAB stEA k8Ng Sla9kE
A.7' ttsF 1sesffs.E IT & 81
- tt@ s M.s
t&AE rssFaArg NORTH ~
fsAt 4.n s i.sf % s8ss' ee-s
itis - - swnns NAhR
Esl AAaNttS. ~ DgTS s.
teuse 49, AIS Msltssa ; rssss - -
- 49, ss A. HAES 4 isssA sxAS
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NJ AsTkp~-A WOMAN CunK FOR PRl.
w vate family. Apply First National
paaE
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.
RE4L EST4TE BROKERS.
1854 ERS AND CHEMISTS.


~ GORGE BETHUNE. ASSAYER AND
VI Chemist, analyzer of coal, fire clays,
ores, etc. Send samples for assay by mail
Tacoma. Wash. Ty
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DHILEMuN FRTORY. NO. 81 K. X. A. e.
4 r.. holds IT'S regular meetings at
Olive Branch Eall on the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at 1880
O'Clock. Visiting members cordially in
vited. Harold Preston, Excellent Prior;
John Wallace. Registrar.
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MTSCFLL1YEflIrS.

GEwER AND SEWER CONNECTIONS A
- specialtg; also grading aud excavat.
ing: reasonable prices: leave orders Me-
ehanle's Store, second snd Yesler avenue
r. T. Mulhnl.and.
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EsA NAAsstt<. N Es4z> s.
te@e ~. AIS Mss5txss : rs=sss ~ SO
- 80 sese. Rss AAE& 4 isssAAxA<
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NOTICE II; COMMUNICATIONS.
.ITTORNHYS-IT-IIIr

& fiYER ORCHARD tls bonn.
~ Trastea Z. Dyeg}, Lawyers. seaftle.
ko0ms II and u, Yesleg Rnlsfine. Mifl
street.. end 80 t'omfnefniai. Take elevator
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BUSINESS CHfNCEs.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

,1NHE . Pos TlON STEAMSHIP WILL
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-06
A LADY DROWNED.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT INFLICTED
UPON TWO TRAMPS FOR BURGLARY.
A Negro Killed by u Train-Hestored TO
the Miaistrv-Dropped Dead
Fatally Wounded.
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CgARLorTr. n. c.. December 5.-Ibere
was a sad drowning case in Allegheny
county last Tuesday. Miss Ellen Oliver
pretty. fearless. and very brave, young
woman. undertook 20 cross creek whlcn
was considerably swollen. The young
lady was alone in buggy, and not being
perfectly familiar with the stream drove
the horse Ill the middle OF the stream; Inc
buggy began TO font ana pulled the morse
down. Then the buggy capsized, throw
ing Miss Oliver out, but she chung
on TO the buggy. Her cries soon brought
people from along the creek. After some
moments hesitation a young man threw
of his coat and vest and jumped into the
creek and began swimming TO rescue inc
poor GIRL, but before he reached her
heavy log floating down struck her,
causing her 20 lose her hold on the buggy,
and she was drowned.
Perhaps the most severe punishment ever
meted out 10 tramps was imposed upon II.
y Woodine and Frederick Johnston, two
white men arrested here some five weeks
AGO. They were captured IN an attempt 70
plundera railroad man S lodglng-house ana
were tried for burglary. II was PLAIN that
they were only ordinary tramps and dld
not intend TO commit burglary. The Jury
broupbt in a verdict Of BURGLARY in the Sc
cond degree. fixing their punishment at ten
years in the penitcntiary. BOth are Intel
ligent-looking white men, but decline to
say where they are from. 1t IS believed
their names are merely assumed ones.
A negro named Zackery was run over
and killed by train on the Western North
Carolina railroad last night near Black
mountain. He was drunk and went 70
sleep on the track The train passed over
his neck and severed his head from his
body.
The restoration of Rev. j. T. Bagwell, d:
D., to the ministry by the Conference Mt
Greensboro is q source OF qualification TO
that gentlemsn's many friends throughout
this section of the State.
Bishop r. X. HargrOve preached pow
erful sermon at the Treyon-Street Aetho-
dist church here tonight. The church
was crowded. -,
Robert Willis, a farmer, dropped dead
while splitting rails in Arson county yes
terday.
A. k. Rankin. Goodwin-county farmer,
discovered Tom Burgns Ga negro stealing
chickens Tuesday night, and upon his re-
fusing to halt he fred a gun at him,
placing the load in his back. II IS thought
the wounded man cannot recover.