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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
MARRIED..

cHAzE. E@s Srff- "a 5S-At HsfteFI
street = q parsonage, DsssustES 2 L :
NJ tea CaSr5Ssrerts. r.. ss& Ezsi
Gers u. Eas0n. ~ the geF. 2. y. Iay
both 81 sesstss.
gfYtfS-s9g - FJfsSzfN-A Novelty. De
esraF.er =. 1854. - Geo ?. Eeyce. t1sfic'
81 TIE pssrs. NJ Frederick Jaaas1ss Gzc
Mias Christina gsaaaq1-
VcOEHIEs -FI0gET "A. Port CAR be. =
r., uz he sTensnr 81 January 2. fir
Charles n. FeorEies - Mss Nellie y
Uovsy: osfeisttag clergyman. Rev. " Z
Rose, al - Port ssraii4e.
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

Ass, WINSTON Soothing ,Frurs, flr csf,-
dr5u 'ealai1E. j. thg pgescsiFs, 81 osa -
tsU res tCr1ah a&rSes RaG ptysisi&as tl
ti.e raitet S'stss. snA h4s been So Ea-
frr,v Tczrs with never tsiiiug sgcraEs ~
cllitars - Eottar, ios their CEiiiraI.
hasinE fhe Eraecss ~ tcefh5nx It's galaf :
tl0SlCGsse.c. Is believes fEe rAtia r. y
ra4R. t1res Gv>-Htgre su& ats1 = -
,1. tl -he Nasa Is - sind c,s}f1 Rv e5g-
iag ia - 20 ire gt.ss,' it rrs-s az n.lsaer
F-lSe 81 q t-stt r. nav
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TAEET IN TINE.

For want 0. nail shoe was lost; Tor
want OF G shoe a horse was lost: for want
OF horse a rider was lost" Never neglect
snail things. The fFst signs of pneumonia
and consERa ptlon can positively be check ed
by Dr. Aeker's English Remedy for con-
sumption For sale by A. B. Stewart,
druggist
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a CARD.

sEhrfLS. Nov. %. ts,S-
ilowm2u 4. Hau!ord : \ T. Co Gen
tcmca. Altar using tEe New Home Bo-
nestle. SINGER. " htcier & Wilson aud
many athe-s, car tat simply $40 The y hife
Sowing machine Is King IL Tgrs Uurh
iuyitg and makes a more elastic ssiirh
wbles1 5s needed IN making balloons
Wtshi - yun ssitcsss. I 5esrsiF. yOu-s trsiy,
b VAN TAs>EII. AeTuusGt
lcEnzu & Haufort5 = L =. 10. aseaEs.
CORNER Front aud bcTry.
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WA CHONG & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE.

4 II KINDS OF TEA DIRECT From
= \ China. the pBrest and best, from ~ cts
a. f. per g-oEad- k3ae, opiam, silk hand
kercaiefs and Jsp&EeFs sishes, very cheap,
S-ies store c1s-er Third and washingson
streSsA teis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05
Seventh Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
I Council IN the district created by Or
Giusuce 40. SIS, 20 provide for the grading
% seventh street. FROM Madison street to
Nil street. and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof, IS now due and pay
able al the Office 81 the city treasurer. All
taxes not paid within
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.
SECOND STREET GRADE.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- assessment roll for tie grading Of sec
ond street, from Pine % blanchard streets.
and constructing = sidewalk on both sides
thereof. has been fled with the under.
signed, CLERK Of the city Of Seattle; and
further notice is hereby given that said ron
Is open IN public inspection at the Office OF
said clerk in the city hall, AMI win remain
open for inspection until Friday, January
Is, lSsl, a. 80 o'clock p. m, and that ali
persons feeling themselves aggrlsved BY
any such assessment may apply To the com
Eaou council Of said city 10 have the same
corrected on said January Is, lSs9. at 1880
o'clock p u. at their council chamber in
the city hall
". Z. FORREST, Clerk.
Date of first publication. Dec. y. ls-s.
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I OF the frsf publication of this notice will
be declared delinquent, n penalty of five
per cent added and Interest at tAe rate OF
10 per ceI.r charged
W. r. FORREST. City Clerk.
First publication Of this notice Jan ? Isz9
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West Seattle Park Addition

Ruvess and lonEsCt kers are cord ally
'invitcd 90 inspect this beautiful property
before buying elsewhere. - it hiss superior
slsGHfaEes over any other property ~
West seattle Il comprises y Acre~ sjiaia,
ing % the ives, side Of the nrsi plat a. the
" est sgrie Land & Improvement Com
Eauy p De ,erfu3Lus % the southern Pacific
rsiireat. only cae4gsTter OF = mile from
Mlliuu Yulus, less saau one halt mile from
tAe ferry docs. controls thrS5- quarters Of a
mile water frontage with = grand vleW a..
the scenery oi tSc sound aud tae Olympic
yaBEV. Let's iu tAis ADDITION Hrc aov a.
alushi2 az $50 each. arsI corae firSi chCicc
lots 0a tte 1rster front VITA rlpnrisu right.
a. - tcgt rGis otlcr is orcu for lin
itea tiL3g only ttis perfect Abstract far
ulshr1 with evcrF lot
ris0kGE noKffsi, Ees Estate Brake-.
Oaice wcst side Cosugag rriAl sire between
Nal ana Washington. up stairs
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Have tcdF magazines, music,
and tass bocbs bound s9hSsasa-
tisliy At r snthopy's BIndeTy,
Opera Block
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All kinds OF blank books and
rulings to any pattern cone ut =.
Anthony's hookbindey, Opera
Block. attne lowest prices.
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Dissolution of Co-Parinership.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ flrin Ci Feeesr1 / Co, doing business
81 : = fsclac sveuue- Tacoma, Pierce couu-
~, Washington TERRITORY, hiss, this first DAY
az January l--}. been dissolved hy mutual
consent. ". tT14SmCr retiring The bas d
pess has been retail ci1lhiag spd gentle
mems furnishing goods. and viii be sue
cJrticd bE The dFaa % Fecrard & IsAars.
who wiz cuaraua the business Al debts
up in aa'c agsils5 the Gra of PtcCsrt & Co.
VII. r. assumed by n Gcismer. % Buffalo.
New YORK. Al accounts due the frm viii
BE collected Aad received by FeccArd &
lssacs
srs, lSs=- HENRY PECCARD.
NJ. HEIsMER
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CAUTION

Bewsre as Fraud. - nay usnae and tbs
price sra stamped on The bottom Of al Ely
advertised shoes before leaving ne factory,
which profect the <earcrs agains; aiSh
prices and Inferior goods. II dealer Offers
" l. DOUGLAS shoes at a reduced price,
or SAYS ne has them without ny name sn1
price stamped Gu the bottom, pgs hin
down As q fraud.
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Advertisements Hnceg the heals 81 Lost
Found. FOR Ssie, To Let and situations
Wanted aill be inserted a. the rate u :
cents a word for Hrsf Insertion: I ceut a
word Tor each subsequent insertion. Pay
meat always ia advance.
The following letters are awaiting sdyer-
tlsers a. this ofiee:
&C. nc. b. e.. Marshall 4.
X. X. 4. ". l..
Opportunity
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b.N6 SAFE UE k&NT-NEM SEVEN-
1 seeH apts. aD corner piaE, 81 FrC rnout
Lake tuloE- 80 ;aiautcs by rail fasm cea
tef % city euv well Ct kitCsea dcor, pricc
$50. very easy terms -tut 81. moutAiN.
Also several rne huiitinE BOTS sar0e pises
s'saicrate prices alJ casy tcrnis Also for
u.nt ue2f AN -eo0t1 kouSr, tErre lo-s au5l
stable. waiter haB&Y. four hlac2s srufs ~
lacksGa Strret eabac ltne, re- ate. uat.
rent 81 monthly Also iOr SAFE 90 'lts near
tAis honse s.sa cseh. easy lsruaS. u Pan.
iips. Oceii dental Horrl
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Partnership heretofore existing be
TWEEN j. " egcfi and Mr. p. Ramey. doing
business nader the tirm name OF J. Negeft
= GO. as pfoprletars Of the North Pacific
Brewer iu the civ % Seattle. King coun-
~. Tersitpy % Washington las this day
bscu dissolved by mutual consent, Mrs u.
Romcy rttriuE. All denjs dae or 10 become
due she arm arr 30 DE psid wegest. and
sd .isgHiues against The firm OF J. Negerf
6 90 wii De- vaid hy J. Negeft
Witness uur hands t'sis u DAY OF JaHu-
sry. I-sa IrLITS NEGEGT
Mrs. uoEOIHEA R0MEY.
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DIEp.

HANsEN-AG etrsnEsro8x. 5EaaGrT 1.
I.aars. wife - H. P. Hsassa- azsd .
years
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FOUND.

EoUND a LARGE POCKET BOOK
i viii Singer saving Machine Co. r.
ceipt Owner can have same b. proving
property aad raging for this advertisements
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the stockholders Of the Cedar River
Csal Com pany, will be held AZ the Offices
Of TIA con- pany. Colambia street. on the
TN day Of January. fsss, n p. M
JOHN COLLINS, Vice President
l. J. CoLNAS, Secretary
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WANTED no RENT.

WASTED-TO RENT.
yXAHTED-A MEDlUH.si FUR
w nlshed house for the winter. Inquire
Of II. care Of white & Co.
INANTED-TO RENT A FURNISHED
w OF nniuuished hoase. Eve 10 eight
rooms, within i've blocks of business cen
ter Address J. 4. r., this once.
NArANtsb-DEsk ROOM ~ Young
w man in real estate business Address,
stating terms. III. N.
UASTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE OF
w 10 or T. rooms between Pike and
Mill. Second and Fifth STREETS; will take
lease ~ new house. IN built Immediately
Address Marshall. In care POsr ISTELI.i-
0ENcEn Office.
lNASTED-TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE
w or uniarnished room for housekeep-
ing. near business center. Address W. H..
care this office.
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FOX RENT.

IGOR RENT-OFFICE AND DESK ROOM.
Il inquire az ioS Commercial street
I,oR RENT-SroRE AND TENEMENT
j. at snith's Cove. q. 4. Mott, al Second
street
IGOR RENT - NICELY FuRNIsHED
u room, Gas ard CRATE So south second.
INOR RENT-FfvE NEwLY.FURNIsHED
l. rooms: fiuc view Of bay - minutes
Apply 70 81 Ninth street, between Weller
aad Lane streets
I>OR RENf-FURSIsHEDF FROM ROOM
u desirable location. Inquire room % new
Yeslcr block.
L'oR KEST-A FINELY FURNISHED
Il fruat room In Dearborn block also two
unfinished rooms for Hight house keeping.
Inquire li9 Main street.
I'oR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
u on seneca between second aud Ihtpt "a
EoR ReNr-oFFICEs FQTFisi,ti ~ =
ana t% 9 ~ the h iil ssLi Apply ply
&C io5 Commercial street.
NOR RFNT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
4 rqolas IN ere proof building business
center, en- suite and single Apply the
Pullman, Front street, hstwrea Seneca aud
University.
NOR KENr-HoUSEs AND ROOMS.
l. shsuks & SwafioFd, room u. Union
block
COR RENr-A FRONT ROOM, sur.
i able for Office or lodging Apply At
si7is Seeoud street.
INoR RENr-suTTE UNFINISHED
Il elegant rooms. also fae Office room.
Inquire fn0m - new lesler Block.
yI,o RENT-WHARF AND WAREHOUSE.
inguiry at Manning < Bucks furni-
gUrc store Golumhia street.
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IN0R SAX OLD NKwsPAFEAs Al
i tAtS ,rfsee

LNoR sAlE-Fr BNrTii re STORE, 70
L cation moS. ceatrz! la tAr s4ry; god
established cl{y ant cpuntFy trs.te, pro
proprietor ieav.Hg town owing 20
other haAucSs c3sENgVACntsi Eo,s1 Jesse
sga veal cheap. the hsst har-s.n Ia fhr
market ahols $50 Apply 70 J. - p1Ecrta,
f- ~asFth ~ss-1~3 STREET
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NOR SALE=CHEAP; THREk ni8lCIs
i % tiie iariudlAta vic5aits - tke Eas
vorNs. cheapest Wholesale Business prop
fcsy in she ettS a.sa : offs 90 SSFcaih kai
Jac ks,a S'zreis- 80 arcsulg 81 az earaas-
trauce 90 tae arupestF 't NEtl b. catFrs3
f2s - DAYS 100 PSI cenL lJHcT thka agAer
p7opcrtT IA that vicinity, Appig 10 josiah
COLLINS, II, corner frslHi snd Cherry.
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NOR sAIe - old NEWSPAPERS IN
z eaueles o. lea a. thss cnoe.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE -ATwENTY- HORSE FuwER
Il boiler. nearly new also engiue. q de-
stree too small Tor present use. Address
p q box rs.
NOR SALR. 81 TIE OWNER. WASH
l. ingion hill. near Jackson street. one lot
8,0S5, $50. and smother. being corner
4UxIOo, s5D0 Inquire ~ Carpenter. new
building. Rainier aud Jsckson streets.
NOR sALg-FTNg BUILDING LoTs on
Il Madison street. only - minutes wax
from postoelCc, SEQ. Two fne corner lots,
Ihcee blocks south Of Jackson street, 4 !
miles cat. s&0 each. V, Hugo smith, base
megt oceldeaial hotel
IN0R sAlE-l5 Tons CHOICE NAY Ar
L 81 per ton. Apply 90 NclsoT Chilhers
TNOF sAIE-HOF, nay AND DAIRY
A iaru, situated 90 White river, near
Seattle, ". H. thls is 4 perfect farm ia
every particular Is worth $4,000 and is
oacroi lor $4,000 $50 cash. Balance oa
iimp e., 5 per cent pcy auuum. For per
ucHlacs inquire ~ J p. ACNAUGHT, scat
+ llo. " Il. 3&w
f IrQE sALE-za9 ACRES nF PATENTED
{ Il umhtr land. iugpirc 81 shelton 4
Armstrong. Arcade aailaiuE. front street
NOR SAFE HOTEL ~ ONE Og TuE
4 bsss towns ON lhe sound Azs a aae
( reputation Hnt doing a good business
shelton = ArEsirons. Arcade building.
Frouf street
NOR SAtE-LpT. Gcxils. WITH WELL
Il au3 5-yocD house. siKe cash. 3 half
block from Ncsirr ayeuEr, CA CEgsflut
street Moogc land Co
L7DR sAtE -ONE-HAiF INTEREST =
4 AEosd rayluG baFbcg s,2,sp ptcoa b.
gst4en snd irs1 class axigucS. Address :.
I l Schoahuoycr. f9T} lewnssud. W T.
IoR >AfE-LOuk HEkE-s5to ONLY
L fa= nice residence }ot. iwpoavel
w'ta sidewalk Fua-tetn2h street bctNyLa
F NIL sGi lara SOFA streets best Ag1 Coeapest
t1t cysv a1tryi ia ihe ciIv, euiy tea "a o.
uts ws.k t7s1, Frant s,rers tsearpe psef
iul. real estate h7rkeg, rfse2 CorautgnUls 81
strret hctgcCa Als AMI Washington, Up
stRte-
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FINANCIAL.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
NrANrED-SIfU BY A FIRST
w class woman cook and second in a
camp OF boarding house, city or country.
Address y. G.. this Office.
WANTED SITUATION BY 4 MAN
w handy with tools. or 10 take charge Of
engine or machinery. Address 4. X, this
Office.
NxrANTEp-A SITUATION IN HOTEL
w 81 servant in private house. Address
VI. g.. care this Office.
WANTED SITUATION By A LADY
w from the East ~ copyisi in Office or
clerk IN store. Address l. this Office.
NyrASTEn - SITUATION BY ENFFRl-
w cnced gentleman steuographer. Ad-
dress y, this Office.
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IrQE sALE-zo3 ACRES OF PATENTED
Il timber land Inquire Of shelton 4
Armstrong. Arcade hailaiuV. Front street
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NOR SAFE HOTEL ~ ONE uE The
4 boss towns on the sound has a aae
reputation Hni doing a good business.
Shelton 8 Arssfn3rs, Arcade Ugl3ln~.
FrtsaF street
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NOR SALE-Lur. eoxils. WITH WELL
Il au3 s-yocm house. nae cash : half
block from Ncsirr ayeuEr- CA CGgs'lut
..--.l ~. Al -
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IGOR RENT-OFFICE AND DESK ROOM
Il Inquire az ieS Commercial street.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-12-13
Public Sale.

The undersigned living eight miles
southeast of Mineral Point, and one
mile west of the Yellowstone NJ. E.
church, having sold her farm, will sell
at public auction on Wednesday, Dec.
Is, commencing at l o'clock, p. m.
sharp, the following live stock and
farm machinery, to-wit: Seven horses:
one brood mare ten years old, one
bay mare six years old, one bay horse
nine years old, one bay mare four
years old, one bay mare three years
old, one yearling colt; eleven head of
cattle: fonr good mich cows, three
yearling heifers, three yearling steers,
one high grade bull one year old;
machinery: one-half interest in Deer
ing binder, one Deering mower, one
Cassidy pillow, two stubble plows, three
good tarrOWS, one new seeder, one
sulky hay rake, one wagon, one pair
trucks, one two horse buggy, one top
buggy, one shovel plow, one pair bob
sledS, one cutter, two corn cultiyators
one new one-One hog rack, two hay
racks, one wheelbarrOW, one grindStone,
enc corn marker, one large buffalo
robe and numerous other things not
mentioned.
Terms of sale: All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on sums over that amount
one years time will be given on note
and approved security at seven per
cent. interest. Two per cent discount
for cash. Mrs. CHAS. RALEIGH
n. X. VANMATRE, auctioneer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-12-13
DIED.
MRS. ELIZA HEWITT.

Mrs. Eliza Hewett, relict of Rev
Joseph Hewett, former pastor of the
Z. NJ. church of this city, died at the
home of her daughter, in Mazomanie,
Wis, on Saturday, Dec. Z, 1889, at the
age of nearly 79 years.
She was born in Birmingham. Eng,
in June, 1911. She moved with her
husband to Platteville, in 1916, and
after serving stations of the p. NJ
western conference, in conjunction
with her beloved husband, for an ag-
gregate of IS years, settled in this city,
nearly nine years ago.
Her husband died about two years
ago; since then she has lived with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Schaffer, of Mazo
Mamie. Her remains were brought to
this city, to the home of Mr.. p. Allen,
ST., on Monday night. The funeral
was held on Tuesday, when appropri-
ate services were conducted at the
church by Rev. Bond. Her faithful
life has been blessing to the world.
Her friends were innumerable.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-12-13
PENN AILEGONS.
THE SOLE COMFORTERe
Business Notices.

Vermont Maple Syrup at Spratler's.
Celery at Brewer & Penhallegon's,
every week.
J. A. Spratler has tn" finest display
Of canned goods in the city.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at c.
f. Gales.
Coffees choice, parched and green,
and all grades at Spratler's.
A choice line of dried fruit of all
kinds at Gales.
Highest prices paid for Butter and
Eggs at j. y. Spratler's.
Go to Gales for that fine roasted
coffee. 1t will please you.
Remember, we receive fresh Oysters
three times week, and the best.
a. SPRATLER.
Have you seen the ga Horse Blank
ct? If not, why rot? If you have a
horse you need it: II
Read what j. A. Spratler has to say
about Xmas presents this week.
Brewer & Penhallegon do and al
ways have paid the highest market
price in cash for farm produce.
Our Teas, Coffees and Dried Fruit
can't be beat. j. a. SPRATLER.
Are you going to have your sleigh
OF buggy painted this fall? If so, take
them to Will Fessenden. He is pre-
pared to do a first class job. cheap.
UNCLE SANS NERVE & BONE
LINIMENT will relieve Sprains,
Bruises, Neuralgia and rheumatism.
Sold by all druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-12-13
School Supplies.
j, ], HANSCOM " Co,
A Fine DISPLAY
OF lamps at Gales, Mineral Point, Wis.
SeasOnabIe Poetry.

SeasOnable Poetry.
Why should the spirit of Mortal be proud?
OH Why should the Mortal be 100?
Because he's aware that his feet are encased
In Ed. Davey's So shoe.
AN A, B. POEM.
A is the Ad. advertising Our Store"
II is the Buyer who sends for "some more"
c is the Congress shoe, Button or Lace,
ID is for Davey, Remember his place,
e is the Ease that you get in his shoe,
r is the Freshness of style that's so new.
G is the Guarantee of perfect wear,
H is the Honest goods always found there,
i is the Invitation; Give US test;
J is the judgment which says "Ours are the best,
n is the Knell that we ring for high prices,
L is the Laugh On our customers faces,
N is the Merit which all will attest,
n is the Notion, Our store is the best,
o is the offer, fine shoes for each lady,
r is the Place; Next to Pulford's is Dayey.
q Is the Quslity-one only with US,
Il is the Rubbers we need to discuss,
s is the Saving when you buy ST my store,
r is the Trade that we're gaining therefore.
U is the use that our shoes will stand.
v is the Voucher we vouch for each brand
w IS the way that our bargains are seized.
n is the Eccentric person, well pleased.
v is yourself, and If once you will use them.
Y is the Test with which you viii choose them
In preference to any other shoes.
Ell. DAvEY,
Honest Reliable footwear
Ono door west IF pul Eori's S-np s+ora
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-12-13
OBITUARY,

ISAAC C. PRITCHETT.
Died, October I'd, 1889, in Buffalo
county, Dakota, Isaac c. Pritchett;
aged 80 years.
The deceased was born and grew to manhood
in the vicinity of Cobb, Iowa county. where he
was we'll known and highly esteemed by all who
knew him. His father, the late E. Z. Pritchett,
was among the early settlers of this section. To-
eating on farm, where he continued to reside
up TO the time of his death.
In the spring of 1884, the deceased q. c. locat-
ed in Buffalo county, Dakota. Though having
to submit TO many of the hardships incident
to the early settlers in the new west caused
by loss of crops from hail storms and severe
droughts he never reliuquishe1 his tenacious
hold on the country, firmly believing in the fu
ture prosperity and deVelopement of Dakota and
OF its possibilities of becoming one of the fore
most of our agricultural and live stock states.
Prompted by these feelings, he lsbored sssidu-
ously. improving and developing his farm.
His life's work is early done. Death is always
sad, at whatever age in life it comes. but is
doubly SO when it comes to one in the prime of
manhood, full of hope and ambition. and the
future besming with promise
He had been feeling i'll for some time prior
to his death, but with his indomitable will he
attended to the duties he had to perform till his
strength became exhausted and disease of the
most obstinate nature had fastened its fanss up
on him deiying all that medical skill could do.
His mother. upon receiving a telegram informing
her of his critical condition, at once FASTENED 10
his bed side, arriving three days before his
death occurred. She nursed him tenderly, but
could not save the life of her boy.
On Wednesday night Oct. 2d,Ewhile around
his bedside were gathered anxious friends, his
brother Milton, and his best friend, -mother-
the spirit took its flight. A large concourse Of
friends by whom he was held in high esteem
followed his remains to their last resting place.
He was a member of the Masonic fraternity,
having joined that body in 1888, in Ferrin lodge,
No 165, Montfort, Wis, and had not Identified
from same. In his death the lodge loses
worthy brother; therefore be it
Resolved, That we mourn the irreparable loss
the lodge has sustained by the untimely death
OF our worthy, brother but submissively bow to
the will of the Supreme Architect of the universe.
believing He doeth all things well
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sym
pathies and coincidence to the bereft friends Of
the deceased.
Resolved, That copy of this obituary be
published in one of our county papers and that
a marked copy of same be sent to each member Of
the family, and a copy placed on file in the
records of the lodge.
Signed. A. n. McCRADY,l
w. j. RAPSON,