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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13
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PERSONAL
TIE F0ELwESG Is Taz Llsr OF LTrEY
n1zeerS u Cur sists1 aa<isa Der zaeT -.
ks lst - Is. -, &aA sS 90 81 Rse1He
Isrpss Co. 81 = ess sxrssf. nssr ioozet Madison.
sessxEs-
TgR r VIII CoMN \ Il arg wfTH TFI.l.Tg
4 szfe q Fcss- fnsssisssn e-.a tread q Ae2ex
= e 1aa ffAnezsee. he VII hsaT Of something
$3.50 ~ - - a..
FOE sAIE-BrsTyESS cHxycES
INoR sALE-ES VANCOUVER BRrTTSH CO
lamo.a. dsHg hesiaess; stock 3ssel s3m5s:
vi faFniss hookx ard good ressons fos selling,
Aapy COX s.. FeneazEer. e.
LOB -AoARDfNGHogsK II 5sfsOD
laes1ty neEts1s 81 reF week: good reason
feF SCI 'ng. rrtee so At9rsxs l. i. O.. Post
I-.0g sAEE-MEAT MARKET: FiNR El.A-
uoz. good business. cheap Walsh, sEss4
second street
IS0R sAIK-BEsT TEST L0geTSsaorsE
Il "a tie city far ssIe ehe&n- laeairr al Mas
cot haWss, t@Eweea Washington and Nan. On
FoaIsh stree.
I.N0A sALE-AN 9STE &EsT Il A PAYES5
4 misunderstanding elsinezss sryeze ~ king
fr mistress apenfag vi do we1i 20 invests
gaie THIS Aa.sEess " T. I. Q bsax isfs
L>oR sAI.E-IoDG SsHorsE Of TWENTY
rooSas. centrally laeateds good Paying
hnuses viii sell faFniTnrs ~ . saelsHce OH sc
eonat Of gesag iute her has Ass Cali Is
Hoe Ia Pierre. ! 2ss eeosnd street.
Iv0R sALE-FANCY Day GOODS AND NO
ton stores VIII take part real estate. ass
Frent street
Is0R sAAE-FIRST-CI-ASS SALOON; NEW
A. brick building fne location. where y0sa
can make al the money vOu w1ft webster
WATSON. &c Coaumbsa street
LOB sALE-A = Kill PAYING RESTAURANT.
on account OF dtzgr eraenf OF eRrFse-sAip.
For particulars apply ~ sshAacf Meyers cor
ner front aud n streeS
I,9R LEAsE-FTSE STORE OK SOUTH SIC
II ord. hssw su Washington and Isslsr avenue,
uesx CoFss she4tsr. % nrss-elass parties only. F.
C.. Pes'-iaseiiisencer.
NyOTICE-PARTlEs WISHING TO BUY A
~ frst-clzss butcneF business vii DO well e.
address bax Il. Snohomish city. Wash. This
house IS doing from s2go0 TO S2Qog worth Of
business north. ossSet OF selling. another
liae % oEsiaessin yies.
Isog sALE-FuRSisHED HOTEL Ana DIN
Il ing room. sood leese; coed ocaiion. Percy
". kochekteE, rooms 9 and q. Eilgen block.
A COMPLETE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY
~ and lumber yard l. az ex epacaa4ly good
location il the city Doing coed business is Of
estx calls him East. s rare bargain. APPLY 70
Pnget sou 4 Machinery Depot. Yesiet,s wharf
S.sl s4nsl-F0R SALE, ZINE NEw STOCK
E-.NtW of groceries at fpvoiee. receipts
$40 - Sso per day; ar On time II dssire1.
mRst sell on account OF sickness. MofEaas The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

<TN Il. c sNS. ATTORNEY AAD COZ NxKfT6 az
IL Fs lar e&1 aatAxys ee raereAna $50
as = rs Saiss. QissA. EessEa fsA seks u ! a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13
SAIGON AsD srons rrrrrxxA

IroK EALk-CHEAP. Size VILLA. REy Bah.
II counter. S&xk tai anG mfsfor, 6xf4n1
Fea1y maize on bahdan za&1a % gE1ss5 spsnezk@
hef we make kAlooa and Hsnrw Strings q kpk.
rfalfy Therefor we cna save gen ruo1tF. 84k~
linsex e.. ~ Seeaz4 street lS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

HELP WANTED FEwsLE
xx-ANrED - DKEsSMAK Rs. IaPR0yEgs
w and spprsattcss. Ms LcanaFA ron =
CITED use Thifl street, between Union aad
W ANrED-oIRI. FOg GENERAL HOUSE.
W wnfk. 80 oeseufss stscet
NArASrEe GIBL I'd % H0usEwogK.
W cs1 A. ~ y y Rosts.a elecs.
YxrANEKu - coon GIRL FOR GFNgRAL
W aoGsewoFk IS iamlls q two AelsiS third
sreas
NY+ANrEp-tOoD H0UsgHoLD GTRT F0R
W snail ssuiiy, Address Fossotscs No. -.
xxvANFfp--A c0NPErENT GIRL To 10
W suse5sx WaFk ana AstsnA 20 children. Ap-
piy q = e street
ANrEu-IWo GTRIs 10 wHRK PR
W boSFa ama 50 % &C col Apply 81 Uat-
xsFSsty hsoasdi ~ asasss ska and University
sis e5s
~ ASTeD--A GIRL EoR GENEaAL H0UsE-
- ~ taree il ssnaly - Casadrcn- Azg3
-----------------------
EMPLOYMENT E4yrED- xtLE
w aNrEn-sfTgr raON KSt,sRAPHrR
~ sp3 & gswF tss by exprr saeed is3x. Al
Gases so nuar paeT, eSrs Fssss. lnt' ls9Seaeer
IxrASrKp-BY yotN6 MAS o. 81. N
w @e5ess h&slfa. sask "a pTsvats SANITY
G. "a eea Tal eAessS k8srsss u. H care Pest
Ast A~e AA+f
AATsB-loSifIas As Bo0KKgxPRR
W ~ exzerseaces asaass easEy AAa1 Al
dfs - srsnis stgee1
H1vANrEp~-A GkSTLkwAN MO HAs
~ hcsa s@saE1i 81 fhe beta1 AaSf2ess isr
tsa As SEQ vNsrN IN CxSkfcsn acxires rsaek-
sas ssss EasssNaeeS AleFsss Il FoSs.Euselli.
MAS e0-sSsSI nos As SALESMAN. Al
" Assss p, hss-in7eil rsaesr
xIsANaRn- YoGS8 ASDGNAVI&N.
w w1fA &Essne@s pxVsrsS sses usE = sataAsaaa
a. "a esm as Ia ssx SO = - SvesHFy Store ~.
s0ess 6 81. eost-lnte. .lssassE
" ASfsrs-sTrAnY YoUSG NAN NIsHEs
~ ssg1&etsH 10 @nos as4te fguR o. Erega ~
heuss nass~e Aa&nezs ? Fy-s-3n'sl liEenssr.
~ ANEEQ- POSITION EN EIksTCEGss
" hss saa xhee sk9ssrzz, tsss refsfeanes
Al 0st & fsss iaasllsgeae :.
xarANFkEe-A .sYry ATOM ny a Max ANn
W uite * Aea4 nest ard rssss-y eeoks have
EaF sess u reesza easn&4 81 oa& K4xV 81 EaHasSy
&s#-ess = 4. e. fa@t fzsR So esE
a Eessfa<EN EST-A YoGN6 aAs wH0
/. y has BAD theusszsa s&<a2HE 81 a. crest
"a tsaaksax aRssessx IL a. is sSSnsyrsseazs "a
ss& sagsss s@als }fks fa r0r2 es41lczt IN
s s aEsa eaxae q Easss .afsen BAtH = Fse7z - as-
"a atag sttAas5aa = ~ tME O. ks& h&r
- EE..z1 - ----------
Eosr
I-sTKAY-sENG Say sTsGEfoS. wEIsar
II. z9ssEf - F@zsa2ss ere h1sek sWaf ahazs
vesrs "a. gGkss 50 s. Ea@ anssressga<s Szssss
B. tssas 5azazf, eeg@sr seaSA1 so A.
seFssE
I este TaC paSE EgAxg Y0rE az
L. aess AZ NanF @3zs9E Sssa&snS wst@ tsssrs4a
nzs. g0g ~ ese 1ax gFssssss esg<ssaz4EE *
sae se&@az. sNss@zz -. :, xA@as s&ask
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irsaIssrRs avn coyxRAerpnx


can FRANCISCO RgIDGk C0MFANx-x III
- xsneefs @ad eeMtFkrs0gs Ter hzzaKx8 ot ex8{1k
1nE oa steam shoFel Hxcntn1ta<s rlau< As1{[
specifications fmgakNhea On appii&kSlon. tp<x1F
sFn.aasree soliefisd. 0H1e3 loo Of 1srk11zk
str ~ : arb Wess
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DAvrTse scsDNnr.

corner u KigAsh ard Eaiazas44. gfkeaes faf
usa every Mgacay an Wednesday evealug.
seiees soes ~ every saturday evensnx PoassN1s
g. AopEA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NEA0fE rs sTEl6rER 4 RYAN~f84T
~ isack Mssxls. A<@=xe r. g. Stefx1zer ~
NNss8G- z SyAA 9--lAsfsrnss - xg-saw, zenrk II
Ma4~it-saesfs
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DRksA HAKfx0.

T1RTssEs YAxrI0HAnLY MADE AK9 F11k-
IL fssf at gneTantee9 ~ ~ unissfs 8 Sre<h
F1AKEs DER SHAKING PARL0mk--AhTAsr1r
L cutting and Eftiax done IA dfc.szskk54k
10. corner scaeea and Ffonf kzfsssk s1t<k
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WAvTED To REgr

w ANTED-To KKNT By eENTLEMAN AND
w wif. wtfhsu ehiiarea Two or three fur
uished or u8fHFusaed rooms fssr hB1st keeping
Address SnoQrslnie. p . inteliisen
NVASTEu-Io LEASE FOR TERM or
w years. = vacant lot coed business loee-
ton Address, with terms and locafioa. c. 4
SIC @Af street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

ID H. THOMPSON & CO., III. n. THOMPSON.
He George =. Gas,eF5ll CkArenee l. Mh.st3
etw.l engineers and suFveYsxss 4te taeAkNd IN
rvsenss = anG q. ffgFke's block. oornfx TNfr4
ana rusons al notes Ana seccsix sxxsds e.tg "a
eaMslty work prom Fsiy sfs&ad@d ~ seAps Wan
srrs a. h1sts prints furnished ~ sReff uS4scH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NOTICE ~ IL NpIDAgss-~HANE 1tir ANY
~ soasas &c ROOFS n Feass kn'ssF tkeu ~
toe Sa soe Ksnps0yrnszg &aA EeS1fsi AEcn y.
- south FuEFsn sl~sxk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

AHMK. ALSO. THE CELEBRATE ED rz4kt1t
VI xayAnt ana Ene3ium. 81 eEuaN& cQxu1k
Thkft sfresE Hours q m. - p N
.f1RifT ALssM-MRz kRfMUIpA TH35F
- medium YES fitffaKs dsily sk her ra<iQ1>ts
1914 IhsFd street. nas t0n he9ssa. rn#sn o. f&411
AID nessAses frsm yeUf own spirit fTzSn1zI
Hnitrss ffosn q A. n. - p -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13
Focsa 4Nn IvsakrmENr arsgc.


NINE RERTA cKEFEE3Is or TAE con-
VI servsfory Of Aiisu, Italy aeadel5 u veal
col are ans piano. i.bI7 fifta, be wesa Pike
and Pms streets. Eesid ae v kliiae4saga street.
rear Ma tt-ois, cas- ple from br8a1Way. 1ae
old allan shosi saughE
lD1AN0 AND oAGAN fEssl ss~t II ilg0rGn-
/ " tecaaicsi All mazseAi sgEzf on =
Martins. from KnfIAek eoassa rvAlsary. Hcsiln Sc
Third street
- " COR SkENNn AND LEsORA &TMEETS
- ffnruaeriy l.212ss Front street,. Taeno. gut
tar and elocufso1; yutee culture e5asfys
physical callure class. 70 . n. satarsiaYA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

TUE FOA1WESG = Tbs LIST or LTCKy
a n1z eers n eE< sistg1aaxiaa Der saex e.
1-A. ia. - Is. -, &1& aSS 80 81 Rse1ae
Ssrps Co. 81 = ess ksrSsf. nssr ioaz OF Nz3iEon.
TFgF VII 77.,s ~ 17g w-STa ri ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13
SEATTLE PosT-STELLIGENoER. FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS 1888

KWPL0TNEgT EsgTED-fsEMAEE-
" AxTED-sgTrA EY 4 CHI E-y0
pasn cc=&s wSSsa -. Addfsn pest
U-ASwED = EMPLDYMx,ST b. RESPECT
~ SEE wUsnxz- cas~p~Fe1e 1u- - geed
ps2sz eOax. Aca-~ss 3 Fase-fnt liFe-eer
yT-AxTgD-se p wATTEa RTsHEs STTrA-
w E1n A8ssess Wstssr POSI- ~ .EsnreH
yK-ASTEp-CH ARsK @r A HOTEL Or
w ReaZ5nxt0zse b kA1g o. expxFis1cs- S4sJ
- ruc- - astsl - Pierre 20 SO n sE-ret-
uAgTED-pusFrFcN a. sALESLADTES BY
W tse Eozng wozzen Az6Fsss q. Fosk7a1
y IfzeEee-.
UAsTEn-POsTTT0S Ri Y0USG LADY
as tnfur for yuxnx ezsi<Fez. music IL
UFAgTED-A SITUATION A. HoTsE-
~ kreper BY wozaAn 81 experience. Address
RON = Psce heuse-
UvANEED-gErraTfOx TO DO H0TsE-
" wurk "a sguna f4FE8fws wares - pr
nsats- AdaFsss Z =. Pusi-Estel Eeneez.
HAETED-PARTyEE
yEANTED-FARTSKR WIZ CAPITAL or
w aot less thAa 80; ksg cra1cs fer rseat
party. Anp1y Saturday &ise<roo6, C. 3, ro0Ea
= Wills hotel. Fnsnt szgee1
w AETEn-A PARTSkR ~ A GOOD PAY
w Sag sard war@ business. s. go capital re-
qa.reds nane but expersenge5 men meet npfsy.
Address NAsl, care Posi-Int. u geslesI
YvAsTED = A PARTNER IL 4 PAYING
s fts9 % 81 as ekHifaL Address tEspecsieE, care
81 P0ss-fafeassEeneer.
yVASTED-PARTSER ~ A wELLEsTAB-
" HsEeA liquor basIzt-s, with eSFaLA q
81 90 - g aa. good reference rea8iFsf- liz
qairs ef ]. =. CsRr, from :. Boston stek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

MN ENGLAND NAhnLE AID }*f<A&{zkr
~ uorks William G. CFoshfe tf3&fiStax< ID
klnAs OF cemetery aud hsiltine w@fk d0ue wt1k
srEetie skin. fl sepply nf uz4fffels caszS<Aufp
en- hand positively kesfef ard Nna&s ~ sAAn ta9
ether EgKn On ss4s ca&&Es designs With pF}eaN
furnished ca af.pl ca san IRE ~ charge f51n
ssnees. hpf.een FeBrth ard Fssth. ssAttse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

w ANTED-LASD: SOME or Our EAST
w ern customers want acre YFaperty close 70
or adjoining seattle, Port townsend. Mhaienfn.
FairaHFeD, or o. the line OF Proposed or new
railroads Parties who own saea o. have for
would Do well In giving OF sending ne de
seyipIlon and Dr. ees II 0nes, Tracts from 10 60
so acres wanted l. ". EEtx. general agent
Ta-yix-Conkiin Mortgage ard Trust Company,
rom l. Npwsin hIoek $ attic
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- & BOW NAN - ATToRNEx 49, -
Ns k0Su -. SeAEise hEenS. fNTazx lard ~
t1e--f sstsss&
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- - ~ FE4TT. ATTORNEY Al. :. ~
Ne SarF.oFaetSa. real esa4ee aAM AzraAss 49,
4 sfpecl4ssF Atn * Ssaef,e essek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NOTacE-Fo - z01 III NAY EtsN.tk ANSs ~
~ vile. Ts1lsa = hAniiafaa, aansae seff Eng
I'D arr fssar4 wishrn- ENEs@. Z NfA scr Hs sS-
srenslhae fsz arr h.lss eauffsrtad = Asr sssr
tits a&ss. DAVID /. HAMILTON.
S~&s'ae. neregnAeF ~ ISIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NEoNEy 70 Loan on 1MrkovEn CITY
VI o. 1a-n Frsrervys saRx ~ SAE<s tEses no
dessv. serst&a & sac rertsss nsSag kAs Win
Re q M t<sks an FruSs Co 81 -x0S1t sire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NvOTTcK TO C0SFAcT09s-EIp. WILL BE
~ rvestyed ~ tee ands ~ gnsa up ~ no0B,
Ilts4nzter - lsS9, fss abr Gu& uateriAs -
an rsg3 IN the vsegatot Of M&sersc kasl - -
hslist ~ Ia Coaaar. Hakh- Pisea Are un Sic 81
sAe oM q II @zetnmsn. architect. Epezs s.
and = Rassen hsnrk zeAsrs..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

U.sTNA9-sRNg Say sTsGEFoS. wEar
IT.. z3asEf - F@zss&ss ere hasek sNss ahas
" - ea2 Ekkaa ae s. Ea@ NnarsssgEeS- Szzs
3 taszs 4 5azszf, cezGsr seoSa1 49, E2s-
vera
I CSg~aE 1sr Don't EEAKE Y0rE az
L.. a9ss az rear aszseE sssEasHg wst@ s8ssrz&a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NHErARn. SMITH { EYax lfa0W[S
- X SA@rzr3 Eeerets Snita ard lns n 1. rs,sx
lawyefs. IT seattle Aieek, TnsrA snA ch~rrss
sreese xen&ras psxsksce "a al 0saress Hnzs rsrs
GA ash real eStxfe sltsSatsna 80 a t6exs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

DRESTaS. CARR & PRESTON faARuID
Il FrestoEA 4 NJ Carr e. 4 RrVssMsA affair
rsys ana couuse fors- st-laws Third nDuF Neas
ha bsSk. CeSzAesa kftcSt. besaeen eesos1 e1d
q7tsrsE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

DgSts s NagES ~ Il : Essa ANb nxnE6r
D Aosesa. agFsss sys ant narseaafss ~. -
z.ssssss, Se4szae asocs. ccznes IazFa an Cne>=7
5 Farss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

AanintssrSsaz IS Soc SsEa
Roger 5. ssrreas. Assafney 30 AtzatassErssss-
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E.,erNFrRs asD DesfugfSrxx

FelIaAAKn NEvlNS. ~. C&YfE ENukNE&R
Ia And xzrveyar- Plans rnsis f0r hydraulic A.
sanitary workA toaaaessc AMI xeaer8I kzze
stFnetaan. railroad tn se@sK AID EezSsrAI karf&1<
graphical. xnessh antrAk NfUn 5teefafal Ard r&n&
era aFanghssnr ksae nFinta al al the ksf3itiuan
n ec4tste Pnesa pr nfs k0ea NJ Eez1sn
biank seattle. WsshsnFtnst.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

NoacE 10 FK0xRlxs .5Rs-PLANS FOR
~ cottages, SIS. fox zxtosy ress3 aaee. 81 city
and coua } maps a. sawekt vsssS. J. Frae4lAnd
aTcfiteef 81 SosamtaA street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

I~uWAAn NsN TOsNKA AFsOANxY -
T. las. AiaE xsts so4sala slsck, aaea4s zhir<
ass CheF-y ssrefgS
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CONTIGUOUS avn arIxDEzx

DAFfEKr 4 STANLEY. aFfftnKKs ANIb
n contrast n. risBs ard Specifications fatrt
!. la q. nsa.l.-. Il .l.A.a M.-a1a-n ii
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xTosKtx'rrxRx

nWES 1AokAs CtsNTAAc f0E AMI
~ hu4i6er. plans ana SPECIFICATIONS tzfuisH1t
"a sheFs votes kc0sD 80 haefnn hnc&.
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f8klA ha1N s PEN&kEATHskRs FRNn III
FSse-xoa. X III PehHelnGakf ati9rneyx A.
1graes ansE hsrrys rsoz.a and a Iaxanae 9oaf4
= EsEia IA aSniu xsnn a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-04-04
Big Creek Alliance No. 81.

Ed. Register-Our Alliance is not on big
boom, though it is in better condition than
it was last quarter. We have all of the best
farmers and citizens Of this settlement in,
who will stand by the Alliance until we ac-
complish our aims or until it is wrapped in
silence and death. May God give us strength
to prosper. There is one thing l can say
that the people are more sociabie and neigh
borly since the organization of Alliance than
before.
We are very near done sowing oats, some
blowing for corn and great many are done
planting potatoes; some waiting to plant in
the moon.
Everyone is very well pleased with our
representative, Mr.. RineO.
| have just finished letter to President j.
NJ. Anthony asking him to visit Ironton on
the second Tuesday in April to make us a
speech in favor OF the F. A.
Mr.. Wyatt, of Granitevile, made a speech
at our schoolhouse last night in favor of the
+. A. He made good speech. There were
near as / could count 100 persons to hear
him. Mr.. Wyatt is whole souled Alliance
man. Mr.. Banks preached after speaking.
He preached what is to be will be If 1t comes
in the night. w. T. O'NEAL.
March Goth 1889.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-04-04
COIOred Society Notes.

During my recent visit to Piedmont, !
was sorry to find, that Henry Bostic, one OF
my oiflcinl members, had been but recently,
burnt out, loosing at the same time, near
" all of his household furniture, and the
wearing apparel of the family. Through the
advice, and assistance of friends, he will
soon commence to build again.
Mrs. Mary Polly, who has been in ill
health for several months, is about well
again,
Prof. A. =. Bonner, mas about finished, a
successful term of the school, and will soon
leave for his home, in Arkansas,
The merchants generally, in Piedmont are
doing a good business. The new round
house is done and will soon go into opera
ton.
Several "BIind Tigers" are running in
Piedmont, and they are doing not a good,
but a bad business, Bad for the communi-
ty, and bad for everybody, that patronize
them.
Rev. McAllister, left Monday for Louisi-
ana, the seat of the Central Missouri Con-
ference. Conference will convene, at Lou,-
siana' on the 9th inst. Rev. McAlister has
served very acCepiduly, anu lneEe Is gem
eral desiae to have him return. Ak. Bird
accompanied the elder to Conference
Oscar Winkler is very Ill, with inflammation
of the brain.
Lenard Arnqt has moved from Ironton,
to Pilot Knob.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas there
was born recently a daughter. The same
thing happened at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs, johnson. All the parties concerning
are doing well.
The residents of the north end of Shepherd
street, are in a very good humor, over the
Improvement made, by the city, on that end
of the street. Now If the city, will order
some sidewalk improvements, to be made in
that part of the town all will be well.
Mrs. Russell is away on visit to her son at
Walnut Ridge, Arkansas.
Mr.. Joe johnson, of Pennington is porter
at Hotel Peck, now. From what we have
heard, Joe is not slow among the girls.
Bill Carter was called to the city Monday
on SPECIAL business,
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Mrs. c. NJ. Dilts, Upton, Iowa, is in Iron
ton,
Mrs. T. B. Pruitt and Miss Ruth Gay have
returned from st. Louis.
r. w. Carter, st. Louis, was in Ironton
last Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Perry, st. Louis, is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. DR.. Patton.
Miss May Tong has returned from st.
Louis.
Wallace Oliver leaves this week for Jack
son, Tenn.
Mrs. Lane, st. Louis, was the guest of
Mrs. S. w. Andrews, Arcadia this week.
Miss Addie Petit will leave the latter part
of this week for Texas, where she will likely
make her home in the future.
Sam Patton, West Plains, was in town last
week.
J. W. Clarkson was down the road for
several days last week.
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FOUND!
THE WORLD TYPEWRITER,

Compare it with the most costl y
type in the market. It's not
one whit inferior as TO speed, legibillty,
alignment. 1t can be operated al once,
and after weeks practice, can write
from 80 to so words per minute. 1t is
absolutely simple, strong as iron, never
needs repair, has 10 weak points, and
always works perfectly.
Business men, clergymen, steno-
graphers, travellers, poor writer's, and
children-all need it. You can have
any style of type you like-half dozen
ifyou wish, and change instantly. Ex-
anime it and be convinced. Call on or
write me, aud will be pleased to show
you a machine and take your order.
Price of single case, $1,000. Double
case, $500. C. G.. BOWMAN,
Agent for Iron County.
Pilot K pob Mo
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candidate for the Ironton post office! Does
it not show an appalling depth ofingratitude
and deeply seated prejudice toward the
unfortunate negro? Does it not show mp
hypocrisy of the deepest dye? Does not
such treatment of the negro call for reaction
and resentment?
Yes, and that reaction and resentment will
show itself at the ballot box in the near
future of the pretended friends of the negro.
"The wise man sees the danger afar off and
stops, but the fool goes on and is punish
ed" REPUBLICAN TRUTH SEEKER.
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Guardians Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

COUNTY OF IRON. 80:
Estate of Mary Ratschmann, minor.
Magdalena Rutschmann, Guardian and
Curator. In the Probate Court of Iron
county.
May Term, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed guardian aud curator of the person
and estate of Mary Rutschmann, late a
minor, has made Just and true exhibit
of t. e account between herself and said
ward, and filed the same with the Pro-
late court of Iron county, and that on
the third day of the May Term. 1889,
thereof, she intends to apply to said court
for leave to make final settlement Oh her
guardianship accounts, aud for her dis
charge as such guardian.
MAGDALENA RUTSCHMANN,
Guardian and Curator.
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Notice to the FarmeIs' Alliance of Iron
County, Mo.
BELLEvIEw, Mo-, March 9th

BELLEvIEw, Mo-, March 9th, 1889.
The subordinates are hereby notified OF
the Regular Quarterly Meeting of Iron Coun-
~ Farmers Alliance ito he held at the court
house in the City of Ironton, on the
Second Tuesday in April, 1889,
Mt . O'Clock p. NJ, and continue as long as
the business may require. Secretaries o.
Snhordinates are requested to send reports
to County Secretary at least ten days prev
ious to county meeting.
j. G. HARTMAN, Sec'y Iron Co. +. A.
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Notice of Letters.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
mnistratIon on the estate of Joseph Aiborn,
late of ST. Clair county. State OF Illinois, de-
ed, w. w. Haywood, by the Probate Court
of the County of Iron, hearing date the Esd
day OF Marc !, 1889.
All persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to for allow with
i'll year after the date OF said letters, they
may be prscGaed from any benefit of such estate;
s.d il such claims be not exhibited within two
years the time of the publication of this
ice they will be forever barred
w. W. HAYWOOD, Administrator.
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Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
Others interested in the estate of
minists ator OF said estata, intends to make
final settlement t.ereof at the next term
the Probate Court of Iron county,to be held at
the Court House In Ironton, Iron county Mo-,
on the first Monday in Nav next-same
ing the 9th day of Myy, A. D., 1889.
MARTHA L. BlSE. Administratrix.
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THE ST. LOUIS ELECTION.
NOOnan Gets There.

By private dispatch, received just as
We go to press, we learn that Judge
NOOnan has overcome the 10000
"boodle" majority of November, and
is elected Mayor by from 800 to 1900.
The remainder of the ticket not as
certained, except that Butcher Pal
myra Mcneil is showed under.
The tidal wave for 80 and '92 is on,
gentlemen
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Personal.

AND MRS. c.. f. HEATON.