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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
SEWING MACHINE.

A frst-class Sewing Machine, with latest
improvements and attachments, on exhibi-
ton at the MANNING TINES Office.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

G. Alexanders Jewelry Palace, next to Dr.,
Browns drug store. MIR. Alexander has
full and large stock of all kinds of jewelry.
watches, clocks, fine spectacles, and all
kinds of goods usually kept in jewelry
store. His spectacles, Kings patent, will
make the eyes see as good as new.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON,

By LOUIS AppELr, ESQ, Probate Judge.
1X7HEREAs, J. HENRY RDGLL
w made suit TO ne, to grant him lat
rers of administration of the estate Of and
effects of N. A. RIDGILL;
These are therefore to cite and admoniah
all and singular the kindred and creditorso Of
the said N. A RIDGML deceased. that they
be and appear, before me in the court ofpro.
bate, to be held at Manning, s. c., on the
twentieth day Of November next, after pub
lication hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this fifth day Of
November Ammo Domini, 1889.
II. S. LOUIS APPEt!I.
Judge of Probate, G. @.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
$3.50 IN GOLD,

DIVIDED INTO FOUR PRIZES.
$40 in Gold. So in Gold. $3.50 in Gold.
81 in Gold.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
GOLD PEN.
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A beautiful pearl handle gold staff and
gold pen, in morocco case, on exhibition at
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

Do you suffer with catarrh You can be
cured if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. Sold by all druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
2i-25 POPULAR NEWSPAPERS.
DIVIDED INTO FIVE PRIZES.

Five Subscriptions for one year, begin
ming Dec. !, 1889, to three of the best and
most popular weekly newspapers in the
State: o
Two subscriptions to the Charleston Week
ly Ne,rs and Courier, the best State paper
published in this State. Every family should
take it.
Two subscriptions to the Cotton Plant, the
State organ of the Farm mers' Alliance, large
weekly paper published specially for farm
ers, every one OF whom should take it and
read it.
One subscription to the MANNING TINES,
paper with which every family in the county
is familiar It publishes all the county
news, and as much other live and interest
ing reading as it can crowd into its col
umns.
ountv News, and as much other
~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
BOX CIGARS.
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A Box Fine Cigars, on exhibition at VI.
Kalisky's, where all kinds of general mer-
chandise is sold, and where the finest cigars
may be had. He sells for cash and sells
cheap.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
KEROSENE STOVE.

toners, but to gain many new ones, his
prices are so low.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

Be a man. Take paper of your
own, and quit borrowing your neigh
bor's.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06
NOTICE.
Manning Shaving PaEior.

HAIR CUTTING ARTIsTICALLY EXECUTED.
and Shaving done with best Razors. Spec
ial attention paid to shampooing ladies'
heads.
1 have had considerable experience in
several large cities and guarantee satsfae-
ton to my customers. Parlor next door to
MANNING TINES.
E. HAMILTON.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

the much othe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

Physically the men were the oppo-
sites of each other. lilly stood over
six feet high, was broad-shouldered
and straight as an arrow, strong as a
giant, and active as q cat, trained
athlete, and a dead shot. His skin
was as clear as alabaster, and his
cheeks were as rosy as a girls. He
had a glossy black moustache, was
the picture of health, and as hand
some a young Irishman of thirty as
one would wish to look on He could
extend one arm, and taking G. steel
poker in his other hand, bend it Over
the muscles of his arm. He could
take his pistol and cut a string eight
or ten PAGES distant. He was skilled
in the use of the gloves aud every ath-
letic sport, and was popular with both
women and men.
Ratclife was equally, or even more
popular, but he was of slight ply
sique, and already consumption had
set its seal on his young life. He was
a perfect blonde, save that he had
brown eyes, and his hands and feet
were slight and delicate as woman's.
His forehead was high and broad, and
his blonde hair was scant and short.
He was bright, witty, and yivacious,
and a jolly companion in any compa-
ny. He was man of unmistakable
courage, and as cool as he was cour-
ageous. He knew that lilly was the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

cakes laundry soap at N. Lewis for
cents. Best granulated sugar only 10 cents.
Other goods proportionately cheap, at ~.
Lewis. Great bargains for the cash,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

The seconds and witnesses Of the
fatal encounter are still alive, and they
declare that it was the coolest, gami-
est meeting ever seen on the field Of
honor. E. B. Hook.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-06

The Columbia fair is next week.
The railroad will sell tickets at half
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
AMusxmESTs.


TnE foSTsef STAMP CoaPASY.-.sA social
Session, was given ~ Turn Hall iass evening,
before a fais-sized audience. The play Is eoTl-
struefed On hroad faeolcsl comedy lines, and il
tissewn tnretheF wlth view 20 exciting the sem
abilities Of It's anaitora As a musical saTce. "A
social Session" i qaste . success. There IS
less sshorxe play than in most OF the farpes
az the H0yt order and consequent
III less eaarseness in the genersi
presentation OF tie play: the dialogue Is bright
and msrrra BY only a few ancient Jokes: she
stage business Is original aud the songs both
topical aad selected, are ia keeItng with the
general construction OF ihe farce. OF plot Il ia
mos necessary to speak. There Is nane II is not
within the scope of - social session. rs mis-
sion il 10 amnse and this Il does throughout the
parfoFmanee. The parts were IS rule we'll
taken, and the voices good. One feature
Of sfis company, which 10 new, Il the inStFu-
mental musical speciaities performed by mem.
beers ol the eompanys ewn orchestra tn the ia-
teryal between the acts some excellent music
was rendered by them last eysning. A matinee
will be given this afternoon ~ o'clock aud an
evening performance ~ o'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
THE poLTcE couRrs.


4
Other Petty Offenders.
The justices caeFts adjourned earlier than
asEaf yesterday afternoon. IasS business than
Hsaai was transacted. and no eases % a very In
p0Ftanf nafare were hsArd
J. " Melvin. who wsg arrested by Oaseers
Ramaea and D. G. Hubbard on Monday after
nooa, charged By Henry 0psai with stealing a
purse containing 50 from Lyons Cofyln 10 she
ElubssaIeonson YesleF avenue was arraigned be.
fore 5astiee Rivers and reEnan6ed 10 The county
jail In default o. 500 hcnds he WIN have an
exsnlnatfsn before the justice tomorrow after
nooa.
Eight q the eighteen gamblers arrested Mon.
day nsght wsre bsfore Justice Rivers Three
were discharged and the remaining Eve were
assessed the usual ssa TIE total hues COLLECTED
by the Monday aigbt raid amounts 10 81 &c.
Justice Miller over-ruied the motion for \
change ~ venue iE the case Of william Lee whe
was arrested on suspieion OF having stolen sSi
from his Foo7afnAse. After hearing tie syi
denee The iusties discharged the prisoner from
custody. as ne appeared 50 be tnraeent of the
eharge
some time ago the seattle Furniture Com.
pmny. commenced suit az repseyia against
AKses Woodward 70 recover debt due on far
niture. Agnes settled the case yesterday before
the trial came on by payine sla7os TO The turni-
tHFe company, IN Justice Millesss eoart
George Bosely. who had been held ~ the
county jail GA Suspicion al having broken into
asrank ia Jackson street lodging ho1se, Was
discharged from custody. as Il could not be
peoFed that hn vas che guilty man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
RRExITIEs.

wells Fargo 4 co. will deliver al express
packages auring the holidays
Merry christnasl Closed today. pesrsfs
fancy dry goods I.als second street
There win be an important business meeting
al she Sorth seattle Baptist ehareh on Thursday
evenin9. necembaz IS GsSa. All memberx are re-
questsd 90 he present.
ChFisflaa As eucharist aud sermon todes AZ
Trsnfty Parish chapel. Second and Blanchard,
AZ la ~. even sane ~ :. Christmas tree and
ca=ass tana0rrOw at p. n.
nsn's fail 90 call 81 the 8oStan pharmacy be-
fore making your aaa. selection ct holiday
t,sesenss. Kvesyshlng IS new and o. the latest
designs Harris 4 shaw. rs Thtsd street.. soc.
esd does nesth OF Cherry.
Mrs Clarence Rogers arrived last nishs from
Minnesota 10 iotn her aasAxne. vhon she hiss
not seen Ia two year,. ard who ts engaged IN
the real estate business here. Upon her arrival
she learned that heF husband had goae - "a,
sssaA 10 sa@ct her. ste wss accompanied by
friends he snok her "a tho snaa uassAse huecl,
where he y ili ind h9x t8ssag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25


In our forefathers' days, pimpies were
attributed 10 diseased blood Bar mod
ern medicine has demonstrated thar rich
food does not create eraptions by fouling
the blood, but retards digestion, which
makes the stomach torpid, aud the eiren-
iation sluggish. and in turn causes an en-
feebled action Of the pores which longest
or become pimply The modern theory
therefore IS not to treat the blood. bat the
stomach and liver. and il is under this
new idea. that Joys Vegetable sarsapa-
rilla Was conceived. Il is wiping the cid
" blood disease idea oGs Of existence. A
case in point. g / have had for years spells
OF indigestion and dyxpepsia. took one
OF che leading ssrSaparislas. It caused
pimples 10 break cut en- my face, which
was told was caused By the potash. Hear
ing thai joys Vegetable sarsapariila did
not contain mineral, ] sent for IL Tire
pimples disappeared and have had nore-
turn Of the old spells. Hisa cure for In
digestion and dyspepsia and the attendant
lace eruptions.H MS. c. D. stuart.
I1s1 Mission street. s r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25

EHt Little lsasInes I3one gseserasy-xsw


Cases E1Se1s
s'tEeriuf eossYt baxsuess wzs lsxht yessexanv,
oa'fng @ ne apgzozea.ng hc.9asy Mo eases
e Eseaf importance wern beard. gna nne : lxF
rev esass eE@d
In1ge I1ehsenherx ssnderea sszaxusess ty< De-
laalf N the esse 81 e. /. Tezter kxninag Il. n.
wright. giving thx psalnti9 sersscf 81 s5al 9
ine0r1eK
Tae ease Of ths Fesass ctr Fsrasts.s Con.
pany asnti n1herA- azsfnsf the Pueax se.ans Ftsr-
nlkt4fa Goupsng and John Lear was settled ~
= @Eas,sa ne several assignments smEtng been
saaisEed W the defendant Joan Isarv Tne
sHst was alsrn izSed NJ pgasns5zsz costa
sasf vas hronght ~ EGwsa SnntArare
sstaszsst " Asts- p4fis partners ~ she Mocha
nsst3nragES On DeaFlcgu aSsd Esxhth ssreaaa. Tie
5lNl atla ASKS s8K "a asse0zatssg ErasK the de.
feaaxnt. Nbo refuses - give np a:ay share Of fAe
prssts 81 tass concsrn- 5us1g1aens IL asked sEzo
- siae pasllseftaip es dissolved sna thAs ~
esssTer - sy<s0fnsea
suis was es0ugss By I1oeis wexthsgnaey a ca.
sls4tast Tomas }. Arnstgons. 70 resover bal
aszes 81 s1G "a due On debt q Sess Is Tor gDoss
sssld the =saaud4ns
Aa sppeal srOEs Enr 1ssssiee OF the peace eongf
q y \ AsryzF, - Black Diaxs0af was Hied in
he case 81 A tsindsg against the C0laznbga 4
Pages sSaasi Railroad Company. me sass was
Ds1ssft e recover 80 and ensss the vAIne 81 &
better Killed b. The deserdanf's ears
complaint Oh foreclosure % mechanics
llen in the case OF Hiram ~ Gamer against
a. Lie~ealyn ca West Eezttie grspesty was
Lied The sait vas brought FOR iab<r performed
81 iae pislnfiG. and q disagreement resulting on
tke ssnpant e cox rensssloa due. hs asks tadg.
Eaent for ss0l-5o
IhszazA f. SPENCER also died a suit a. similar
BssnFe against y. n EseYesiyn on property IN
isest Seattle. AID prays judgment fer sl05.za
ne sgit q hAseAa corpgs Ii the case II sAs
earSsAs AID ex-e0uvieE. Matthew AyTs. was ar
sied at late hour yesterday aftefHo0D. The
attorneys Tot Ayre hEoawht ~ fear different
points ia favor Of tie release Of taels client
sAca Of which were tH fselr turn disqualified ~
s'ity Attorney Alhestsaa.
Judge Lighteapesg refused 70 graft the writ,
and the prisoner Wa reinaHaed u ese county
jAii 20 serve out the Remainder Of ais taiFty day
sentence
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HIS wife writes that He n New
nr~.,k.s.n

M91kAs3A-
Ms Earfxhg thsnks she has II Lass toznd her
Mustard JACK EnrsgA9. whom she hiss hee1
seascAt1g sor 80 long. Abszs Eaata $50
NFs Enr1ght wreEe from BalslUaTe 20 hsalfn
Oasc@r GRAFT akkfng scg fzfermEslon ak0Ex h<T
husband. Jack Enrsgkt. whon she ssezsnt KS
either Is seats1e q hzd perlskes6 n TIE IRE q
Juna q Inquiries we're ~ once made AID =
wzs foan9 Lkzr lack Engiskt anKEer1Dk ne
description Of her hushsza was ressdenf 81
Montana Dr. Grant wrote hack telling hex tee
result Of tse vesslxAssors, aaa yesterday ne
received the following iettsr n rsElys
IL q Grant Heslth Oaeer. Ssassle--Dsar Ssr.
~ write - rssHra yoa M Eaost oor6ial EnAIk -
sor tie tttes le.sers that Yea kase sent ne re-
garfang tse Whereabouts Of M husband, PSI
rick 5ehn Enrtghi, or IS be now styles airEssli
81 ne Nezs. JACK Enrlghs Ezu1 al sAs isztns-
nation that goz haTes obszined i0e M an
sEre that he + nap husband. aIthoaEn tnsugas
hfE long Sxnee dead 81 ] HAS informed from
the pension eslee ~ ssh1ngsDn taaf Be ssisea
% craw hes pension since 1S7a mnzt also
nenSlGn that Il l. Twelve yeayK kfnce his faf1ex
family hare heard anything from him. AID
under thess circumstances naturally inferred
that be was dead. have been Searching for
hin since January. fss6 without cesssEs. both
- aStFeTtssiag IL papers ard writing Letters, hlF
the fatoEEnasson y0E have gifen re = TIE moss
satisfactory have set received coaceFAAng his
whereabouts should you iEcar any expense IN
searching for him all repzy yo1. and please
thank All these gentsemea who aided yoa IA
Mas NARY A. Esgz6ax.
In postscript 30 The letter Mrs. Enright tells
thai she was married 10 Patrick ]. Enfight
August IS. lss1 she said that she never had
aay trouble with hfra aud cannot account for
his leaving her and for bis long silence
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CONTRACTORS WORKING LIVELY.

Rapid Progress ON the ~, 4. =. & n.
Line o. the B0undary-Track-La Laying.
Chief Engineer Taleost said yesterday thai
raen wern now al work all along the line OF the
extensions Of the seattle. Lake shore 8 Eastern
Fsllsay 10 the boundary, aud were making good
progress rs the weather had proved favorable.
Several OF the contractors are on che ground on
various sections Of the line. Smith Bros are
working at two points north Of the ekagit river
and also At the boundary. NJ. J. Heeney IL At
work north Of the Nooksack. and Clements d
Bradford are 0n the section adjoining Heeney.
MeLeod 4 Earle are at work At Murray q lake
aud the ssiliagnamtsh river. and are grading ten
miles Of the line along the south side of the Stila
gasmish There win soon be twenty ave miles
OF the Iiua rallied from snohomiah Junction.
Harry L Taleotf has been appointed chief
engineer OF the Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern
railway. vice Paul y. MohF resigned. &. II, Tai.
cost has not been appointed vice president Of the
company. bat occupies the position OF vice presi-
dent of the construction company,
The general oF6ees OF tire railway win be
closed today ara the shops a. Ear - practicable.
No trains will run today
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IaFrIss SOCIAL UNION nANourr.
y Henos ef Rrt. Robert whitaker aud
hes. q. y. Rareheft.

y heaoF ef Rev. Robert whitaker aud
hes. q. y. Rsrehett.
tas Baptist social unsoa is making extensive
ssAsasiabs les Is Hfsi hxaQnet at the Ralnieg
sssei AoEaaF, December 81 While the prs-
As's iateni Of The soeiai unlon i 10 hiring hap
- &tssAes, ps0htaeat feature ns the han
- VIZ d tie farewell rendered 20 Rev
ses<u Whltakef. retiring pastor os the First
So ehareh. Rnd the weleome extended %
- saFehett, q 0gagon e. his successes.
1sassas u diasgeat denominations viii 30 vel
s1. snd 3 hue programme has teen pre-.
80 tnsafsnS hoth Interesting information
- se3of able entertainment
kEaas tas speakers already engaged are
49, tEsstee &. 4. Hansesi. Rev. r. A. eeaFt,
sfs'raaent Congregational missions, Rev
fesfce. Eex. tlotert whitaker, Rev. q. !
sslsasil. key. :. ", ReAa, !. Ramlison Lewis,
81 VIII " Thamnsna Mv. &. e NJ
sssA' MI Act e. teAstmasfeT.
ANens Tie saesiesns are MI. nFoynce. bass
va } = Hamphflss. voeaslst. Miss
- sssaa&a, piano soielss Miss A 2 Prxss. sis
- RstsoHs IN ssgapsiay with baptist xfoEth
- sn9'f to TIRE ellis wtll he pTssenk laysta.
- EaF 3 seeagvd shseaka 6 k n prNtt. Ia
- aefsen b,css, Aas slsaaEss= stopping - shs
w g kanUst s4etsmeat are sfseelAlis snxise4
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jackets of every style and
goods. and at unheArd Of prices.
In ChiIdren's Cloaks and
Wraps the cut has been made
unusually deep. This line OF
Cloaks is not approached in
variety Of selection. quantity or
quality Of goods in the North
west. We have already been
offering il At prices that defied
competition, and now the eui
goes into effect still further, re-
dueiagth the cost to the purchaser
In those elegant lines Of
Newnarkets in directoire front.
similar 10 the one shown in the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25

The county auditor Yesterday issued licenses
% wed for b. n. Van AlStine aud Adelaide
Knox, Charles \. Pettys and Mary I. Yates,
Andrew Anderson end gaEistil& krutS1n,
Peter B. Rutsad and gohanne johnson, Ben 3.
Allen esc Mrs. Cynthia A. Ss1xeIl Laanes n.
Aatheny and Hattie M Bosseaa, Of Saattie. John
Davidson, Of Buffalo. n Y, and Isabelle Denny,
Of Hoiyoke Mass: Albert y. West and Addie Y.
steen, OF Blsine: Walter B. Ferris. Of Marquette,
Mich. and Lillian Carts. Of seatfle; Aiexandei
MecsSkfi. Of Wkatcom, ard AsTie L Whitaker
Of seattle, and David s Morrison. of Seattle, and
Fannie Jones' OF Cedar Mountain
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ApvttE aormERs

Mes a iassisw's SeatEsflE Sgrap for slEtk3ren
sa4thtna a sNe groes rs tea "a ,sse et sc hssl
ffsaalv narses art rhyNiesAos - ths t,nssesl
Ssases aaa has ksen assNt SAP t9rtx gcAFS wssn
ElexEr {66anE socckss IS saslksaBs 81 na1sSers ss;
tHetf eE4kfseB. NNTfnx saH RzaeEss az tccssss e.
rIta pan. eages Ayse siNrY sts3 es4ETeesa EFte~
sea tn tAg a0we.s. &za 3u9 3csss ~ eiT3&g
nssssh 81 saSsatsa u Feaas kae sk@saNz.
lsr.ss - : astlie. sat .
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS EXCURSION
RATE

The Northern Pkciac Railroad Company place
"a elect Go ht used only on Decc Der a. Decezn.
b4e -, December 81 and January /. an excursion
fasa az ohe aud oHe-afth fare tor the roand trip
hetweea ala local points west "a spokane Falls
inclusive. restricting destination Of ticket 20 a
distance Of 90 miles OF less from point II which
ticket Is sold.
The offices az this rate is 70 Accommodate the
many People wno woGid perhaps like 10 take
abort trips daring the holidays. but see 10 special
reason far 80 dosng unless some induceTnent IL
offered in the way 81 railroad fare.
Tickets VIII be sold oaly ON dates above stated
ard wlll be limited 10 January for the Eeturn
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New 81 - Arrived casstsF cleafy,

EANs' PANS,
View SIS - arrived Casstsf clenfS
taFtstrsss : tue asle GAY si enc ye3r ~ sasRe
sassms3s AaHgys stewart 4 hasEafN Ufa0 &c haxs
q aEe ss9sk kr0m h3eh g sssesf p1ese2ES
IL szshis g - serxssaslY euatneg ear eass.
nesa - eNsaaz cay TIA veFF h~Sf NSasis4sz Il
SIS Kaa 89nssrs - elase Egurez we are ooza-
g~sasss ea Sci Aaz e&AA &sasF. al % a. ard re-
sesva vsry hsst qualities aeF casa. Lesss 4
9sAss1f, ssa Erezss ssEwes, wtse a11 sFtEAs Mer-
eEsatR
Nea cloves ekcssss Cia4ry
New eaateiAiaz aaEs EleAEy.
Der asss-s asa xseszx la la2 aa1 &a4 cas- he 80
= cs&.lss tlelskssga. 2s bats. secoaG sszees.
EN&z EaE&a SsecS-
New gaFzss. CAes,ef CaaA-y.
QsA g&pers = exats au@4ae
Ehaaslg sees > gsaxS-assaas .aHS Salsse9 e0rsess
CAessef SssNTT
tlts tAIaez = cents q AsaA2a
Nss u1sses5as. CAeesNr Clsa-Y.
Tie lzrs9ss s1aek x a&s6 - NaSsEt srcE a.
CARES tsaszlsszkHsas ne h&seeE
TahAn l.asNs-~ ) . received acw o. nxsk4zs
Is xaaEsAs sEaecsA1 sEzaass 2ase sessx CMxsksE
N8s&gg.
tAsgses tsa14stsla = sEeas - Ask asax
Ssw ksSsrry-s1 sis. ase. wSn2 cexEsa-
szx0zf. cts, Gassesz ts4AEy.
Is laESss s. xeasa kzsX@
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Wards map OF seattle and vicinity. compiled
BY O. r. Anderson 4 Co. gives names OF prop
ersy-owners whose land Is EOt plated Tor fifteen
mics square, shows all piats recorded Up 10 De-
eember l. 1876, and is very complete Has
twenty-five more additions. being finely en-
graved map. see IL before buying. Rooms aes
and IDss seattle block; c. V. Towsley, agenE,
with Gardner A Buraess