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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

uade and relegatcd several aspiring
Spoiford alley Beau Brummcls to OBJ.
security. Many other striking types of
highly dressed Chinese gentlemen could
be given. Sufficient have been shown.
however, to disprovo tho erroneous be,
lief that Chinese fashion in dress is i'm.
mutablc aud that Confucius set the STYLES
of the Oriental Washers Of to-day. --San
Francisco Chronicle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

'What Is an orphan - asked the
teacher OF the class In definition. No
body seemed to know. 'wcll, I'm an
orrhan,' suid tho teacher, seeking an il>
lustration that would not reveal too
much. AT this n hund popped up and
the owner Of 1t exclaimed: IAN orph IN
is woman that wants to get married
and can't. -flarpor's Magazine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

eNN"c'S P'Oihc'luc 10 DOlu TlCn anu
costly. The ''ten- cent" dudes are
chiefly patrons of Bartlett alley and Kun
Cook alley haberdashcrs, and never look
like anything else than what they are.
Inc veriest tyro in the art Of cataloguing
Chinese would never peg them up
higher than lodging house chamber
maids or ordinary washhousc slaves
let loose for an afternoon. The gcnu-
Inc mashtrs are gentry of totally
different stripe, and look like newly i'm.
ported manda:ins from Picking. They
all affect the truly Asiatic garb, and
never fall into the unpardonnb.e crime
against Chinese fashion uf appearing on
the promenade in domestic pantaloons,
or American shoes or hats. A genuine
AnSlomaniac would rs soon paint his
face and sit oil the Palace Hotel steps
wrapped i'll Mission blanket, like a
native American, rs n true Mongolian
swell would sport stiff brimmed hat
and pair of docskin pantnloons.
No local knight of tho goose
ever gets his murdcrous shears on tho
wardrobe of the Monaghan dude. His
caps, blonscs, trousers and shoes arc all
imported. The accompanying portraits,
taken from life on the promenade by tho
CHRONICLES talented artists, give valuable
ideas rs to the correct things in the
wardrobe of ttincse dude Of the true
Picking pattern.
The first portrait is that of a popular
barber on jackson street, whose b!ouses
oil blue and orange silk, with trousers
and shoes TO match, have made HIM
such noted figure on tho Sunday
promenade that his union with the
sleek daughter of Ole of the most pros
porous fish peddlcrs on Bartlett alley
is considered fixed event.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
A nna.enl euro Tor kp,leptio rl,.,

To the Edftor-Plenso inform your readers
named disease which warrant to euro tho
worst cases 80 strong is my faith In its vr-
valuable treatise to amy sufferer who will give
mo his p o and Express address, Rcsp'y,
Ii. ROOT, NJ. = le3 Pearl ST.. Now York.
Tho Federal census of 1850 Is Just finished,
ut u COST OF nearly S0,0000OO.
Offensive breath vnnishcs with the uso OF
DIR. Sngcs Cntarrh Remedy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

QqnME STUDY. hook keeping Dusine.s Porna
BHUmE Pcnmnisiip, Arithmetic. sliori hand ctc
u thoroughly tanHlt BY MAIL. Circulars fros
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

Editor Felix Agnus ofthc American, >
has been mentioned in several Eastern
papers as suitable person for President
Harrson's Cabinet, and from the promi-
nencc given in his paror to all such cx-
pressions the inference is drawn ina,
Felix ia intensely willing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01
What SCOTS Emulsion Has Done!
over 25 Pounds Coin in Ten Weeks.
Experience OF q Prominent Citizen,
TIE CALIFORNIA RocIErr ron TnE)
BuPrnEasIOS or NicR.
GAK ERAEcIBCO. July Tth. 1RR1 \

JAN "~"NiDe ouiy hil lnoo
I took q severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give it proper attention !;
1T developed into bronchitis,
and in the fall Of the same
year l was threatened with
consumption. Physicians or.
dered me to q more eongeni.
al climate, and 1 came to San
Francisco. Soon after my
arrival / commenced taking
Scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
OIL with Hypophosphites reg.
ularly three times q day. In
ten weeks my aVoirdupois
went from 1853 to 100 pounds
and over; the cough mean.
time ceased. CIR. BENNETT.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-01

1t is odd how men will sometimes belle
n life Of self-restraint and kindness and
good nature by single yielding to ugly
impulse. There were Dcacons Abnerthy
and Taylor for instance, both good men,
both highly respected in the community,
and both deemed consistent Christians
until there came the difficulty rs to tho
style OF the new house of worship. It
was as pitiful as it was ridiculous to see
these two good men "Gghting over q
church. ~ Chicago Times.
?'rr kcninrky idea ia that this great
country revolves around tho whisky
ring. --Ma on YelelrGUh.
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3. r. snG 4, Blk / n assk SIT Or vest q.
LIS ~ 10 T. a 4 ca. {14A.
! = Z. = =. - g 4 Ca - G. Arsxxrorx. 1css
ws< se.tt:e by ~ !. Z 4 L Co. TIA
6zk s p arz< pIat 81 West sezzfis Nv. s
4. Ansterson IS a. II. fssatst lot !. nj ION
y. n DenuTss fifth add no
p Sardner 70 Fred n. Fe:xrsor. sea< su1<
: ~ 80. sec =. - = ~ Z. IN afEes.
". crocEefs 4, X =. HsEntsre. nesz sws<.
Sc 2. - = n re E. - asres. g9gon.
~ EzcfzATzs % g. G. fszzzn<r asex "a
p hik s. Northern a<1<. Ga.
r ksee % ~ r. Logan. Dot /. ok D.
a. uennyss East Pax, $50.
H. L. xesleT 10 q LHwrerre. sots $ and &.
cak 81 festerss firss zzsa. sssoa
r A. Bean 10 r. A. Eoyd, Ioea ard !. III
~. &eysers aid <61H
u ABaerson 70 r Eles Ct q. NIX 81 lot
Z, pa y: 9. y. Hoeeass sd. 81
"a 4 :. y snavs 70 I. Kses - A. nl1 al Ias A.
hax p g p Bosea's add ssoe0.
II. = Jaeob8 Il, Z. " KabMas. 10. !. hsk
-. .. e. Denny = sd. SO
1camsat 20 %. NELSON. igss I. 1 ana 5.
sec = - . a. r5e G. Nd xerss. sag : ana
~ see 2, p = y, Sc. 81 - acres. Ssege
- =, = Zee 70 y. x HEsse. lot 70. Blk 1. d.
r. De1zyss Ezzx Pa add. $50.
SATURDAY. MxkcR 50
-. :. 4, !, ssoald % ~ 4. Povpis. blk Z. Hsr
= lawrence - g. T. Dalton Ct 81. lots
ard s. Blk 81. YesEeTss Erst add. fsaN
= Nereoe 70 ]. II. Jones, ies = blk & les
lerss nrst aid 20 Kent. S30
y IL kengxssrE 40 z Holmes. lot ..
bsk = A. a. Deiny's third adj. sI5noe
eFst ID. blk J. i3ss 70 II. Il. I3, IL and Is
blk ). IN second Motor Line add. sy1a
= 81 Field 10 q. Tsnto. fots 1. 2. and 4.
slx = Washington add. fsaa
e. II. Kitfinget 70 Z. 3. wheelef. seattle
n9spss'ssa u ifas s se. i; acres; ssn
lots and :. blk =, second Plat west1 eatrIe
By W. :. l. & I. TO- feso
l. v Ward 10 u. u. Van Bcren ef III. and
= Of lots , and .. blk 6, G. g Tsrry.s flrxs
asid, and lots aud ? blk 6. ". r. Braxley's
q Il ysarorsn n ii 10 l. i. ward. los.
and 2. DIX p A. A. Deany's second plat
6. Dsvi. % c. ". Henkle. =. Of * Of
sy Of So; sec 3; 81 2 N, - :, $500.
Il Of s.sx OF swIxx. see {. ID gn.r4e'a.
q. W. Heakie % y. A. Ben, VI Of &. Of
VA ef s.yx, sees, - zsn. acres.
=. b ssase to j. Bnsheli. ior 5, blk 10.
JACKSON sffset add, lIz5
r.. z. r. -
lows sdd, 1900
II. Waite 10 A. J. sohnson, M and sell
OF sNs4 OF sss4. sec 8. ~ gsn. rs. s5o0a -
A. a. smith 20 H. Azhwo-fh. lS k~N8 II
eee Is, Up "a. Sc, 81
.. Laurence e. q Z. Dalton es al. lots S
aE1d 8. Blk 81. Y,lsierss first add. $3.50
j. A. Gould 20 W. A. Peppic. blk s. Hsr-
risen Heights add. 1900.
s A. Moore ~ L. IngeIs. ind y interest
Ia ses<. mel. and nel4 swi4. ead lot | OF
sec II, lois 5, and Ii see IL and iof q IN
see ~, fp "a. 4 e. 80 90 100 acres. xI2.ooa.
y. =. Hickman to III. W. Austin, 80 feet
Of LOT 7, blk q, 'feslerts first add, ts65o
q. IT. Hsllsr TO r. r. Connor, blk 6, Ar
Iiugfos Heights add. sz0U
NJ v. Hall tot 4. spriggs, lot II, blk 2.
w. ". Bells add. $losN
}. T. Hyperion 10 P. Brown. lots and
2, blk 81. North Seattle, 1900.
y. r. Carter 10 @. Hafseh, lots II and Is,
blk 4. Terry's fourth add. $400u.
l. w. Mood to L. W. Wood. nj Los q. blk
2, A. A. Denny's third add. 81
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IS geeapoasi lss' sss tcouponsl. 10

san FRANCESCA REVIEW.
sax FRANCISCO. March sn-whsss--
Market hrrn: offerings OF large; qaotaele,
81 40ez3eI 49,
Bsslsy~- weak. demand slgAi: No. feed
Sks <eS7zsScs
oats Until ssoSks heeome considerably
reduced there Is nof much announcement
for holders, cAofce feed. 81 usss. No. /,
81 Sss 81 e. bower grssses. 81 sesSsi.
Hags4-Dal and uaninsl
fsasasGes--Wekks psSees favox havsrs,
Peerless. As4&sc: Rushsnks. aA@7ces Gar
net Chilli. $s4socs Essly Rose. S<sSssc-
Batter Weak. fancy, l5selsc; good &c
Erxs-wsass California ranch. lseslsct
store lots. is<&lse-
chsrterea--s.aow / Burgess. xrxss. from
Paawes seana ~ Boston. ssa.es, Carrie
winsSnw, laafRr. from PuZss sound Il
Valparaiso or tssilsf. range eos.
csFcAs0 rE0nCSE NAgKKT.
cascAse. Mach - Nhesf esesee
wexsegs cash and Anss1 81 ~; May
'ese'fs-s,saiy; cash. see; Apssi. sss.e
sasss-Essy: eAsh. sse. NAY. @se,
kassey-S ofitnx doing
psask -SsesNlys Mzy, ST. SD. Jaly
ISr.-sseaay. cash. s. MAy.Eas
Chicago TVS ssecg AkgxET.
JRacAsa. NAreA s@-tsasfse - keestpss
fsSe. arYns heescs. xkss ~ sleSrs. 80
) sec sszscsegx. s. SssS -
Hos aexslpss iaeees strong aaa =
higher ssixesE aaA lfgAf 81 so&Ss heavy
81 AsAN
snesFs~ ssees4pss. Esas. ssvoag. natives
G. $50 s. western esgse- Ted. Sc -skssA
sgw xoRx sxssEssngsx SsxgKv
Mss TsSE. Nss~h - -cosse--s1pssazs
creass1 xsessy. a0gAArgse % ie Fsasues ap
snx closed sassssyss<sa potn&s &owu. lrrsz
elArs szaes, 81 &c bags: April S. ss@iS a
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fll ESTATE RECORD.
efions for tho Year Foot Up
SA74l,e07 ~
- Durinx fhs Week Aggrs.
- sssl 81 ss-Ths LIS
- Dstsfl.

s ..s-s "a real estate during the rear
Iseuery % date aggregate H,74I,-
=. -. month has been the most nctiye
p. hlraory Of Seattle, with the notable
s...s.c If Jsngary. Isss. when the
esess~s coei-lsad sale made the larger
-. g s aggregate Of $500. i50-5o during
z.~snth. TIE total during March. 1855,
-e~seMIl, the nearest approach Of any
'.s.-s... month. except January. 1855,
~ - July. when the aggregate Of
2 !. - ~ 81, AS so6LT5. The mouth Of
.....< - rot been notable for heavy
- - ,ss the number been more than
.ll..-syr 1efre. Bat the Average WIS high,
~ 49, the gross amount TO swell 10
:. sznpxIonai figure.
- sufri for three months following
.s,r 1sss. was s., osO. JOSH, ouAide Of
s...ss ,end transaction. Drsine March.
- - reached 81 ,z7sy5s0e Is. one Of the
$50 - noDtha OF tae year. Tie total
49, fss7, Vas SIS: go 10. ard the To-
s.ss-size three frst months Of that year
..Ss15kT. A study OF the 1lzurcs VII!
~ l3e tiStt1cc &a8 LUZ NE&0 80-
- has been steady and with small
s.sr1lSu. There Is no reason 70 anfici-
- n fnIlIng or Of sales during the
1e xsnths nor, In fact. during the
s1Iag months Of this year The cut
- = nos been 80 good In the history OF
-. nd the confidence in the failure Of
5sssr hm not been In any degree i'm
- n sny circumstance or combine
- Il circumstances -saere Isaardly an
'-1rvrise projected in behalf Of sy<s-szfy
~ & nok either fairly assured. or On the
- ). eonxurursstion- There Il more
,rnesral activity present and visible
- nov than at any time In preceding
- There is more capital seeking In
s11nent Just now than ever before.
- i healthier and better feeling In
= e,cies than has ever been manifest in
- psst-
7suasfsrs in zeal estate during the past
- wnfe.
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Pxxp-s MsLi. TEXAS. June %. tsss-The
Swift Specific compassr. Atlanta. Ga.--Gen.
tlesnen !: One Of my children was troubled
with rhennaatism and bo;is for about two
bat we p ass ana ss ssas 3 q essr
Of curing her at al. was persuaded 30 try
your 6wtft's Specific. After she had used
several bottles the diseases all dissppesrea.
giri twelve years cid. Another child has
just become af1bcted in the same way, and
am am using the $ s s aSd sStiespase prompt
RICH Hux, Mo-, July Z, isss-The Swift
Specific Co. Atlaata. Ga.-Gentiemen: Our
CUT with eszema We tried the prescripsions
special beneft. We tried 5. 5. &. and by tbs
time oae bottle was gone her head began 10
heal. and by the time she had taken six
has . full and heavy head or haIr-a robust.
hearty child. feel ft hut my dirty 10 make
tais statement. Respectfully, IL 7. SzoBz.-
CaAIrAs5caA, TKSs. June 2, 1sss-Tke
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.-Genficmen !.
La 1875 contracted blossd poison, and az once
sought . Physician, who treated me for sew
crai months; BY bis adyice went 10 Grab
treafraens was carefully observed. reros-
cred. a. thought. bus Che next spring ptna-
lies began to appear on my fsce ard BODY
ming ulcers. was advised 20 try s s s., ard
Immediately after taking IL commenced 10
improve. SLOWLY at hist, bat more rapidly
afterwards. and soon nothing remained &,
tell CT my trouble. My blood IS Row thor.
oughly cisansesi, ard my system free from
tainf, and owe my presenE condltssn--a
perfect e4zre-to your si1ealcfae- Iesteeffuis Il
give thss statement that Others who HAYS
suffered as have mar reap the s1fre hensss...
HAzDy n. BgaT. q West ninth s.
Hoxyn. La. Eay s. lsss-The Swift Specie
Co. Atlanta. Ga--5autteusen About tere
years age my general heath cavS VAR Gu
TREY, was So aellilitaseSi that I aiaao
despatred 81 ever feeling well again. AL
that toe physicians done FOR me brought 10
Permanent fcltef. Friends insisted f5sss /
should give s. & s. fair trial. aithouga
tscasht 10 would be throwing away Dsolses
Alter taking a tAoFuaga course, uiy heath
AID strength returned. and must say faat
:. y : nIone cured IRE, as discssrdezi als
others while using H. As tonic can trstsgf
heartily recommend IL for general GehAisT-
Is certainly Is specific. w. f. REEDGks, J. +.
HOMER, LA.--I know Mr. ". F. Bridges. arc
VIII say that his statement Is cprrect-
JosKRH SzELTus. Druggist,
Treatise ON Blood and Ska Diseases mailed
free The SWIFT SrxC1YIc Co. Drawer :,
Atlanta. Ga
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TELEsKArHIo MARKETS,
SEW roRx srozx nEylEw.

NEW fogK. March 3a--The reaction
from the extreme depression OF the pasl
few days. which made some headway yes
teFfsy. WAS continued to-day. and while
there vas sharp dive made 81 stocks
which have been prosninsa. objects of AZ
tack. the effect produced Was temporary.
The aflcrnaon saw a fractional gain al
over the list
Governments were DUH bat steady 10
hrH.
Rank statement Reserve decrease
81, rs. 0aes bsass hold 8, sse. coo in excess =.
the requirements.
EXCHANGES sSn sgcrRrriSs.
NEW YosK, March 81 Money on call easy
at 4 Prime mercantile paper. ssatss
Sterling exchange dun and firm: a<s=stsy
bills. 81 s6: demand. 81 81.
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May, 3ls zzstzs So, Iuue. SIC ss<aas IS:
Spot kso quiet fAir eAzxtses. 1s541fske
snxHr-kau, quiet ana frm; fair rein
fsxs l.fscs seans<i Ern- In fxfr demand.
Ecppef-Duii. lake. ApFsl. 314 IS
Iead--<f1ses and fism domestic, g -.
ul-Ssronysr ana moderately actlFe;
straits. ~ So
Bar silxer-zfz5c
Pefra!sum-0peued ssessy At sysc znd
closed Dull e ses1e.
ATvKxs6oL GRAIN MAEKxa.
LxvxErcaf.. March 80 Wheat quiet. hold
srs oE1er moderately. C&ifornia. No. 1. =
o1s9.s l54a per GENITAL Corn quiet and
steady: demand fair
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All Kilds0iLald Scripi1r Sale.
Surveyed Land Scrip.

AH1fTsazAL HcxEsTEAD CLAIxs--lE 70.
30 ard 10 acre pieces. lprAfafsle On an
lands san5<cs 70 homestead and pre-ernp-
ton entry. Large supply on hand; no Dc
lays il hisinr orders.
have q fnIl supp OF rsAcTsosaL kDDl-
TioxA1 zuxEsTEAD CLAIMS Of from three 70
- acres. which. by rulings 81 tha general
land Office. are iocasahle On fractional sab
divisions OF 1onble their area or less, the
die eaee icing paid 10. in cash Of Ills
Per acre
PoETxxrxLp wAsRsSvs - In seaere
pieces. Acs Of April II. isSa Loessasie
on airy gznspprcpriased pxblsc lands The
suprense cours has decided in Wilcox Va
yaekxoa that the word anspprupvtsfed -
applied 10 pa hlic lands means '.Dot legally
disposed Of IL VIII take iands In the
corporate limits OF . iowa see sec-etA.
RES decisions In Reed Va DaEby. and
Lewis es ii -. seattle Il viii tzks oceu-
rsed lands where there Ia no legal claim.
See Reward w. Bann- st viii take with
drawn hnd when the withdrawal does
not orerxfe a. flsrosAl OF the land see
last ease and case 81 WA. p. Brown
Scrip Leeatabis On Ussurvsysd Lands.
SOCK Haty-akxxD scnIP - In -. -,
and lse acre pieces. Art % July ~. lsss
Locssaele on any Hnsurseyet sods. nd
mineral.
vArxxrgxK sexrr.--in sAaere pieces Ae,
ct AYfl Z, izT2. Lpcstxhzs On s1sy uDasr
,srvpr1asaz1 and nEacssaEa~d pebble lands.
not mineral. surveyed 81 nrszrv<ye1
In locating any IL ne stoye scrip. 10
sestiersenf 81 residences IL seQglscd, and
there Ia no asszit 20 the eNsaa c. per
sou Ray use Ihe rixht attach ct enrs
ON ding The scrip. ans transfers nf Tits
for town sites uF ctheg purposes rsay %
mate wSghaaf any 6essy-
ycsd ekzfvse4- ioeatsras. ~ selections, vii
ret prevezg say 81 fhesc rszhts from a.
t1eA5sx.
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SEATTLE. March 30.
A local dealer yesterday received 212
bales 81 hops from the farms OF Messrs
Western and schnelL The hops were
stored on the %. Il. 4 y. dock, bat viii be
shipped 10 parties In Chicago ON Monday
freight A liberal supply OF cahbages.
celery. green pas aud asparagus were re-
ceiyed on both the Wilmington and walla
waiIa. All the eonssgnments received ar
/ rived in excellent condition. save the cab
bage. which. owing % the poor position
given them in the ship. were not web pre-
served. This was not the case with all the
cabbage that came. however The green
peas resolved arc selling ut eight cents
per pound. aid the asparagus as from
eight cents 20 ID cents per poand.
The late stora does not seem to have
had any effect ,sn the lumber trade. for the
market continues Ersn aad active
Sugar Is new hsm ~ the advance made
some days since.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
CEfPIS.-During the last "A hours the
merchandise and produce receipts - this
] port were as follows: Puget Sound Shore
road. 25s tons: Columbia d Puget Sound
| railroad. ] ton. Seattle, Lake shore &
Easfara railway, so ious By water
l Wilmington, @fs tons: City OF Quincy. ~
| tons: Washington, n tons. scow Of bricks,
80 tons. Total receipts. 95ois tons.
SHIPMENTS. During the lass a hours
goods aud merchandise were shipped from
/ Seattle 70 the surrounding country rs fol-
lows: Puget sound shore road - tons;
Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad. Is tons;
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern railway, 60
tons By watsr-Pfemier. 5 tons: Henry
| haley. II tona: Grace. ton; Augusta. 5
i tons. Nellie, 10 tons. Michigan, tons
Total shipments, 10 toys
NATURE or RECEIPTS.--22 cases boots
and shoes. car furniture. l ear chairs,
/ 1000 pieces meat. ile crates haai and ha-
aon, ear spring wagons. rs refr.gerators,
u rolls paper, - casks l50s sheets
roofing, - boxes smoked meat. 80 boxes
shsfting. - cattle. ear hsled hay, % sacks
oats. y watts. - pkgs eggs, | car sgTicuitu-
ral implements. zsss cases coal oil, Is
| harses, 10 eases lemons. "a, coo feet lumber.
/ 30 SKIS spnds, $50 crates cabbage, 10 pkgs
vegetables. 100 boxes fruit, 200 SKIS feed.
i 100 boxes oranges, J ears wood. 2i2 bales
hops.
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Have POUR magazines, sssustcs
ard law books Bound eub1tnf-
xiaiiy as y. Anflsony's Bincogy
Opera Block
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PUYALLUP
SALE AND FEED STABLE,
PIONEER AVE. PUYAILUP.

Harses fed by tbs single meal, CAY ~
raenth. Parties having sock fcr sale VII
aad this an economical ard convenient
place sur hearllag an1 selling.
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$50 FsAn.ss.o. .2x.h so---arrivesi.-
Wave. Port Madison: Seminole. Tacoma
Gen. Butler Port Ludlow: Bonanza. Por
Gamble. CEsared--str Mexico. Victoria;
str Oregon, Astoria. str EariHk, Kodiak
81 saow aFd Bargess stsd hr sh Habitarf
Port Townsend
DrxKxRK. March 20 ---ArrEved--Togd Rag
Ian. froEn Tacoma
Poar DISCOVERY, March H--Arrived-
Srhr uceanfa. Vance.
PoaT TowSsEsp, March 5a--ArriFed-
Sehss Kissaa aud Chasca.
Pogr H.sLocx. March ss.--Saslea- b
Enoeh Talbot
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

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yuss rogxavess 1zsacs. imported trnza Jarzz
which wfsi ~ ssst eAesa. ASK - ne thezn.
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c. II. HANroxp, President and Counsel.
kx-6og- wArSos c. SauIEK. Vice President.
H. =. BAKKk, Secretary.
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STEAMER Clara brown

II RAVES rEsLKRsS WHARF ron "a.
- coma OLYMPIA ana HE Ekpokxrs Il !,
= m esexy Acnday. Wednesday ana m
tay.
Returning. leaves snesscn. Big skcoSrsu.
e . n ever Tuesday. Thars4ar ana So
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The Delta Ia a. CoIman's dock
The Etsalady II lying a. Bakers wharf
The : l. Aastiek il s.iu ~ coinan's
dock
yesterday
Tbs heFk Oregon win be really for sea
early this week
The repairs on the NJ. K Merwsra are
hetng rapidly pushed
When OF Sand Point the Wilmington
lost two blades Of her propeller
The wslia Falla wens on 70 Tacoma yes-
fsrssay. but returned las. evening for fuel.
Tas Washington arrived IN frsssn What
com YESTERDAY. after aniex trip. with %
fous Of freight
TIE steamer Wiiningsos arrived IN yes
ters1Ay lsnru1fag 81 ga o'clock. With "a
tens Of freight Aad = pssseseers-
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rHO1As GOwEN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor.


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