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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
JOHN L. WILSON FOR CONGRESS.
Spokane County Precincts Are IMAM
fmous IN His Favor.

SPOKANE FALLS. Aug. 2s.-Republicau
primaries we're held throughout spokane
county today 10 elect delegates 10 the
county convention 10 be held in spokane
Fails Thursday next The primaries in
four warts wards OF tbs city were held
between and p. II. There Was no strife
assi perfect harmony prevailed, as only
one set az delegates were ia the neld in
any of The wards, and these were chosen
by the friends of John L. wilson. of this
city. The e,unty precincts, so far a. neard
from, sFe favorable 10 his support, and Il,
Is senerslly conceded that tue spokane
county delegation viii support wilson In
the state convention for nomination Of
representative "a congress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
sNOHOMIsH CONVENTION.
samuel SestaI for state Senator
For Ferry and sauire.

sNoHoNisH. Aug. a.-At the county Re
publican COS senlion today Samuel Nestal
was nominated for stsie senator great
deal = Interest was manifested, the otter
candidates being l.. {. Ferguson, Dr
Morris and John b. Ault Nesfal il visit
lug ia Ohio, and il IL a case of the office
seeking the man, For state representative
A. ii. Eddy, OF snohomish. and Alex Rob
ertson. OF Port susan, were nominated.
for county eserk, {. L. Roscoe, of Ea.
muIids
Tine delegates TO the state convention
are; n. &. Ferguson. X. V. TompkIps. NJ
A. Packard. Fred II. Lysous DR. Morris. u
.. Pearson. L. Stinson, J. r. Rhoades, J. C.
Denny. The delegates SIRE said 10 be solid
for Ferry Tor governor, Humes for supreme
judge and squire for senator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
MIR. raLLMAN DECLINES.
Private Kusipess VIII Not Let Him
serve In the Leg tstature.

Mr.. Boyd ]. Iallman yesterday sent the
following letter 10 the Republican county
eomaiste
SEATTLE. Aug. "a
without nav consent, 1 Was Nominated
b. the Republican county convention. held
Ia this city today, as candidate Tor rep
rescntaliye from this county in the lesis-
lAture OF the state of Washington aud
wniie l appreciate the honor conferred
and hank tbs members OF the convention
for so high compliment my time Is 50
occupied with my legal practice that ii VIII
De impossible for nae 10 devote the time
and attention which proper discharge Of
the dates OF Legislator would require.
l therefore respectfully seeiIne the noni-
nation and ask You 10 select soma other
and more worthy Republican Tor tnas i'm
por'ant position. io1-s respect uiIy,
BOYD j. TALLMAS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

HoEsE ASp By9ex STOLEN --oa Thars.
day $ nan giving .}ss name u Thnnsa.
FtsEsera!d aired hsFse aud tasxy from
tAe lsyefE stable - N&n NeFs Brsss Teg4sh
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exespf that h,ssse AMI bagxs ansaerfsss,
fas aes zspstssn were 80 q Esesge nlals.$ fss+
yass1 Res soa. 4ae as1sgr 1ss vSfnaas ii
s&sA far hsssss was e aae2sz ia, Z xsars
u3st. Nlt& = t. isce z&a thee a hars fess
AID weighed 40 uzssa1s Tee haggs y -
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TDE UNION PacIFIc cOMlAG.
Work Begun On It's Port Town
send Branch.


asfsrfes 81 Incorporation were nss6 N
Portland august Is by EnssEer ". Collins
sussn n Fitzpatrick. ". II. Kslpstslcx. Joan
H szai,s. e T. .ssaEsaa, Lee hsfnssa aud
Euii Asler. for tie Portland 4 Pages
and RAsirpa1 CuEnpaas- The eauifsi
stock Is fxei al SsUs.esa. divided into
sS-a6o sssarrs.
Tae object OF the corporation : to con-
struef ard s4afp railroad and telegraph
llne from Portland "a seattle. with several
branch hires The curstioa Of the corpora
fion Is unlimited One ot rae branches Is
20 extend 20 urxys hxfbor xlsi TIE Other
10 rorE Townsend
The company Is also empowered 10 pur-
chase. lease and operate and malDtata
railroad branches aud telegraph sinSs:
slso 10 purchase real estate. to bsslld docks.
piers. hogels aud warehouses. efS~. and 10
t-crrow money and Issue b.Erts.
THIS IS the Union Pacific railroad. " A.eh
i ass<sut 10 extend ! raain ifue from Pcsrt-
ssod 90 >eaftle and 10 ba-ks branches -
PORT Townsend aDd Gras : haroor.
wugK gxsgS AT PoRT TOWNSEND.
Captain y. A. Hill. WAC recently graded
txensy mile~ of track OF the seattle 4
Northern railroad. is At Port Townsend.
prefaviug 20 begin the construction OF the
ably for the sEian Pacific raisroai- The
uIsnp an yesterday took down grading
implements frecn Seattle. which were IN
loaded ON The Union whsrf in Pert Town
send A large force of railroad builders ar
rived in taat city al the sane time. TaS
wharf was crowded With people and the
town was considerably excited. with good
reason. They expect that before October /
the railroads daily payroll wiz be s., 59o
The former Managers of the Port Town
send southern railroad have relnsuished
posse sion Of The compapys franchiSe
and claim that they are hot consulted and
are in ignorance vi tae inteilfsoa of the
new owners.
THE BogTE-
Leaving Port Townsend, the old survey
OF The railroad bears little west of south,
sSirting Hoods canal 20 the head of tina,
barrow arm OF the Soussd. Thence the
route is east and south. crossing the North
ern Pacific track sauth af Centfaiia- 1hsre
are two paths from Portland 10 Seattle.
one Is that of toe Northern Pacific { he
other, that of the >outbern Pacific. crosses
the Columbia river above Vancouver, aud
lies - the east OF the Northern Pacific,
crossing the latter Track 81 PuS allup.
Probably the Calou PaeiEc viii take the
Southern Pae.iEr ruilte, IS Ii Is thirty seven
miles shorter than the other. A party os
engineers viii go over the Pert fowasend
southern saryey, 10 verify, and perhaps
improve it
Ii is too iste in the year 70 do much
railroad bui ding in the rough country
between the Qaimper peninsula ana tine
Cbehaiis river, but NEXT spring promises TO
be lively.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

NORTH YAKIMA. Aug s-At the Rcpah-
hesn primaries held here today the fol
lowing delegates were elected 10 the
county coUVesiion by q large majority
john easareF. HI. II, Winchester, William
Lewis, J. h, fegsley. ". III Chapman. X.
ssfobsca, ) ., Clark, Pred Parker. De-
Z. hes. y. r. iesh. Ii. ID. Geek. sdwart
Mhitsou, JEAN q. Bowie, l. ). Hewlett, 4
=, sSiiSeF and L. n. NHroy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

Az US6RATEFCL PUPiL--Ar. Eiward L
Terry. assistant cashier of the Puget sound
National bank, is nursing y sore hand
which was bitten by 4 aFge and ferocious
bear few nights ago He was putting the
animal through a course OF instruction in
the arts OF the circus. and rhe migrate ful
nesss failed 20 appreciate the value OF the
training.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

THE Old RisHT-oF-AaY The railroad
employees wens Eight ahead yesterday
cutting through the fl made by the city
ia the alley west of Front aud south of
Columbia streets. III The city serves an
injunction ON the railroads they will OBJ
tain a eounteF iDiun stion and proceed with
traekisying
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

4 CaGExs -~EoS Ms henrietta Williams
IL asT complaint tu 1he ss4sS sgaiuss hsr
; s3se.snS, v s4m p williams. f.ss slseags.
4sa n7t CasrEs tssa; D. wAx 4-Aasfsrsal
8Tss5ksa1. Gal tAat Sc = &setassagss.,s 10
tae aSe4tssa @se ~ ta1ax icst1as .zaua7x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

SEATTLE ACADEMY OF Mgsic.-Arficles
II association were Yesterday fied Will
the eoanty auditor hy the Academy n
Muse of Seattle The incorporates ~
Nstil Ia Z. " Hamphrtes aad Neil U1<
tor sreshmsn. The capital stocAfs
<s.,saO. ia twenty shares OF $50 esch. The
stock IS 1Ayided equally between the two
stockholders The OBJECT ef the associa
ton Is la give instruction in music in all 81
Its branches. in execution, aud 10 eoHfer
deerees usually conferred oy such associs-
tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

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AnvExssKf coNNfrTEE
-ae roll BIZ prgc acts sss esaErs. sEa the
.sssloxs q szsaasr s1sfsoEy sess. sE'sss vas
E2asea.
Arhur-O G Essssil
Eesses ur--J- K E<exEssl-
Black Dsanspa-Ak x Turaes1s.
esz1aY Ezyer--I0hz AeGoy.
Dawanaish-yaIius Horton.
EnaraE lAx--Juaa Blsks@
FsiEg5sy-AguHs Easfss sf0rj.
F..Ess liz T1oa1< Se-llzazl-
Green Esrsr-E r. Battle
Ent Sprsngs-I e. Assala<
tso..x'sfun-J W. DseM0sfe
gaansta-J . saise-
ke4t-Msekael wilson-
Newcastle slneA1 Buchanan
Eeduonl-Janae~ s--ykrr.
sDoQuzluse-C. 4. briding.
.ausrl sn-C. 4 Greease-f
xaxhter-H y. Eemyhill.
>qazk-P j. -mifh.
rssHa sssir-AkSgslszsn Harris.
Tnlf-NoseS Morris
Union Robert wesdin-
Nsshon--o. l. Da4ae.
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SEATTLE. rsrSs-FeseY Barns
ssAftie. Second. VI. frfnk-
seattle, fhsrSi--Jas. e smith
seattle. FoarTh-f. r. Carroll
ssarrse. SIXTH r. DeBerneaE-
Seattle, s-veash--L II. Wheeler.
seattle, ESzhta-Nm. Hughes.
Ayondsle, Bay View, Durham. Oseesis,
Renfen, Salmon Bay and sae FafTa seattle
precinct named no meIaners-
Mr. Mcssras ASKED leave 10 withdraw
fr,y1n the Walls wafia delegation in favor
of j. E. sfa4ta. Leave wss grated.
There Was no further business tefore the
convention, aid ~ AS IL ss.ioDraec ssas
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Animal l,oI.nn.

AH.nA Constitution, March n, iso.
The icafiulincpase In mortality resulting
from the bites Of rabid animals Is alarming.
aud the fact that there have been fatal results
from the bites Of animals which had OK.
hibited no signs OF rabies adds TO the
alarm. Tho case in Walton County, Ga,
u an instance. The poison was commu.
nicated by the bite OF an ordinary hous,
cat, which had move seemed to be mad.
The reporter heard yesterday ci a remark.
able case OF n lady who was poisoned b,
iondling and kissing q poodle dog. tn,
dog had distcmpcr, and died OF II, and the
lady's blood was poisoned 10 a degree that
her body was broken ont In great nlccr.
and SORES from head 10 loot From q
beautiful, healthy woman she soon wasted
10 n mere skeleton. suffering great agony
No treatment benefited her until on the
2Sth OF February she commenced 10 take
swfft's Specific (S. 5. 81 which at once
begun 10 force out the poison, aud she IA
now getting we'll rapidly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

only paid In 81. 900. which through all these
years you scarcely would miss. If you
should ioin at the ace of twenty wears and
live 10 sixty. Won still would not have maid
as much as will come back, but the average
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There IL no nobIer object nj human I;fe
and ambition than 10 nroyide for those we
| love the most. Men Toll and stint them.
| selves for that more than ali things. The
| welfare of the wife and children are the
| highest and most sacred interests of every
true man. How many "A man has qone bur.
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has shrrink from death for that one reason
above oI otbersP What will nv wife and
| children dn when nm GOMEZ Who will
| core for themp The paunt and cruel snec,er
of poyertv and famine. the prowling wolf
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Meets WIN Approval.

Special hifIaich % The Appeal
rlyT Burr, Ark, March S0-Mnj Oscar
spcllman, lately appointed United States
Marshal of the Eastern District OF Arkansas
Il IN the city cn route TO Little Rock, aud
will be qualified aud take possession Of the
office on Monday. Hi b0ndsmcn arc his
ialhorln. law James johnson. Louis Al.
thcimcr judge Frank silvcrman aud Wiley
Jones which makes Il a strung bond. The
appointment meets with general Republican
approval, aud the Democrats are not dis.
| pleased.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

4 PHEASANT LENoN DRINK.
For biliousnc,s aud constipation take
Lemon EliNit
Dor indigestion and foul stomach take
lemon Elixir
Foe sick and nervous headaches take
lemon Elixir.
For slccplc~ncss and nervousness take
lemon Elixir
For luss II appetite aud debility take
Lemon Elixir
For icvcr, chllls and malaria take Lemon
Elixir
lemon Elixir viii not ail you In any II
The above named diseases. all II which arise
from n torpid OF diseased liver, stomach.
Kidneys. bowels or blood.
Prrarcd ouly by Dr. H. Motley, Atlanta.
Ca
Fifty cents aud one dollar per bottle, sold
by druggists
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
An Elevator B.raea.

MiNNEAroLis, MINI. March N.-A Jourpari
ST. Cloud, MINI, special says; The Minnc.
apolis and Northern Company's elevator In
the Manitoba Railroad yards caught fire at
las o'clock this afternoon aud will be n
total loss. Twenty thousand bushels OF
wheat were stored In the elevator. Esti.
mated loss $1,000 insurance unknown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
hound Tor I.urepe

Nav yonr, March So-rhc number o.
passenger. ON the outgoing steamers for
Europe this morning was unusually large.
As compared with La, year AZ the same time
the exodus II fully onc.third greater The
saloon passengers on the Cunaricr Etruria
Included Mr.. aud Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
and four children, aud Mr. J. H. Carnegie.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31
Catarrh Cured.

4 clergyman, after year, Of suffering from
thai inathspnc discasc. Ciiarrh. aud yainly
trying every known remedy. ~ last found 4
rccipc which completely curcd and SAVED
him from death, Any sufferer from thil
stamped envelope a. Prot J. A. Lawrence,
No. ~ Warren street, New York CITY, Will
receive The recipe free of charge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-31

After ten years o. great suffering from indi.
gcstiun. with grrat nervous prostmtion, bil.
iuusncss, disoulrred kidneys aud coustipa.
ton, ] have been curcd by DR.. Motley
lemon EliKit and am now a we'll man.
NUv. e. &. DAVIS,
Eld NJ r. Church. South. No. q IatnalI
ttrcvt, Atlanta, Ca.
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ATTENTION Is respectfully called 10 the
I'd OF ". J. Chase & Co, iSj Main street.
dealers In hay, corn, oats, bran, and agents
for Carlisle Cow Feed.
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IIttI. yioIe, CIub.

The Little Violet Club was handsomely
Entertained by Master Eddie Shelton NJ 200
Union street Friday evening. The charming
little people amused themselves until 10
,clook y. IN. In a manner 10 their own
king by games Of various kinds. Rofr1sh.
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wui. Sarah. what have you been doing
to make You look 20 young3 oh. nothing
much, only been using Balls Hair Remover
" restore the color OF my hair.
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FiSK Watch Repairing by NJ. Goodman,
agent. Az Main, opp. Second Presbyterian
Church.
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FiRs Brick aud Clay Crate Backs and
Boiler Tile. r. j. Gn,nAN, No. $40 Front
street. Telephone SOL.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
ESTATE
No. Gto1 Rim tho Chanccry Court Of shelby
Counp.-W. A. faifes, guardian, Va Halle fAircs

No. Gtol Rim tho Chanccry Court Of shelby
Counp.-W. A. faires, guardian, Va Halle fAlrcs
ny virtue Of an inierlocuiory decree for -ie. On.
tered IN the above Gauss on the 9TH day OF March,
iSss. N. "a q, pase ti, I will ell IL public auc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder In front " the clerk
and Masters Office, AZ the Main street ]culrinco %
the Courthouse Of shelby county, hompbiA Ton
saturday. 9Th Day Of AprIi. 1850.
within legal hour the following described prop
criy, situated IN shelby county. 1cnn. towit
beginning ~ The intersection Of CCntul avenue
with the south side Of the Memphis A Charleston
lie OF a. 4 nllrosdI twelve ug chains aud thifty.
i've (Nl liuts 90 q thke thence fouthwarily with
the east line Of Quinichett lot fourteen up chains
avenue. thence castwarily on said north line 81
Carry avenue twelve u2 chains aud iortyone (ul
links to ~ intersection with Central avenue. thence
northwarily with the west line " GENITAL avenue
fifteen % chains n the place Of beginning, con.
tanning ~ hllO acrea. more OF les. end bciug
known a. lot ala ~ aud seven % Of the WhiimoU
klso no following 10, or parcel Of iand begin.
nins II a Point on the wet side Of warneld av.
enue eight ~ chains south 81 The south line Of The
Memphis a Charleston Railroad. thence wcstvafdly
Twelve uT chains sud hfty.hvo (sl links 10 =
stale. thence southwardly fifteen 1sl chains and
eighteen nD links 70 a stake thence eastsardly
parallel with The said line Of said railroad twelve
ttN chains and hhyadye ISL Links 70 a point on tho
wvt side OF Nafaeld avenue. and thence north
wafdly alouE the said west line Of Warlcld avenue
fifteen tial chains and twenty eight tAl links 10
the place 81 beginning. being what aro Known a.
lOu sixteen 90 aud seventeen ~ IN the Whit
m0re subdivision. and containing nineteen 40
acfus, murr ur lcsa
TERMS q sale-one third 60 cash. balance on a
credit 81 Que aud two ycars. note bearing Interest
with security required. lien retained.
This oh day OF Mach, tksq.
r. IA McHENRY, CLERK aud Master
0Auti a Paterson. W. W hcpowcl. solicitors
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lIonsr timer Watches at Thayor's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-09-07
To HOuSeEeeperS.

You can't be happy without fresh
groceries, and the best place to find
these is d. O. Jenkins cheap cash
store. The best lard, bacon, sugar,
coffee, teas, spices, extracts, etc.
Fresh stock just received and opened
this week. His low cash prices will
save you money.
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NeIU Fail Goods.

a. II. Grooss is daily receiving and
opening large stocks of new fall
dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats,
furnishing goods, etc. His shelves
and counters are now well filled
with new fall goods of all kinds,
which you are invited to call and in
spect.