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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-18
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The Nfmd MaAe surfsmy d DnYl nav
ALONG ktss *haxses-Ha4es.
Yesterday vas q miserable dat al9n1 the
ws1ex FROST. WAen il was nos blowing il
wss RAILING and when tie rain ceaaea sac
wind WAS master az she situation. TEsa
only ezaes 70 bs seen on tie aEfgereus
whaFys@ and PIERS wern those whose bnsf-
nsss brought thera out. and .IsF5nx the
Whole day everything bore . dessfte.A an
I&aSafsce. sailing o. F0wing 81 the haYh0r
wtFs Essh entirety ont os the question dur
ing the afternoon.
The woFk Ct dischargsng The J. c. Brit
tam Sc BAKER Bacon 4 Co.'S wharf vent
steadily on ali day YESTERDAY.
The steamer Ioflixe, CAPTAIN GilIIspge.
landed 1A00 fee. 81 IstzsE,er from port
haaaeek - Baker. Bacon 4 Cos whasf
yesterday.
To schooner Heurintta lay ii anchor in
the stream ali dag YESTERDAY.
The Ocean dock bore . deserted appear
anee ali aay.
The Laknte has gone on 10 Tacoma.
Ths @. r & 81 wharf, save at the time
Of lhe arrival ard departure ~ steamers.
was deserted Ike the other whagves yssser-
aay.
The steamer Paint Arena brought in 500
barrels Df lime ceassngned to Harrington &
emiEh from The islands. yesterday. She
discharged at their wharf and got away
last evening.
The steam-schooner l.. j. Perry lay at
Baxssrss wharf 81 day yesterday.
The schooner Teasex lay st the nolere
Milling Co. wharf ali day yesterday.
The bark Southern Chief will be mosee
down 70 the bankers from Hktheid,s wharf
today.
The boats 10 Tacoma were well patron
Ixea yesterday.
The bark C0isIfnilia did not get away last
night. bat wilt leave tonight
The bark Melrose. with cargo Of coal
for San Francisco. viii be toned to yea to-
night.
Yesterday gale did little damage 70 The
shipping.
Ycsler's wharf was surrounded By she
usual hevy Of steamers yesterday, AZ the
south side we're Inoored the Edith. Clara
Brown ard Cascade. ats the north side was
The NJ. F. Mnnfoe aud as the vest end we're
the Washington and ". K Merwin.
The different boat houses were rather
poorly patronixed yesterday.
The Walla Walaa sails for San Francisco
tomorrow evening.
The City OF Puebla Is due hers tomorrow
fro1n san Francisco.
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- kaighayen 4 S0athesn railroad sur
.seerz Ire nos ean1peA near tie sssad 81
prnsA creek. % which pusnt they hare
hrstes She linz. The location hiss been
zzaaiessi il British colufaisla. and during
u paes Meek the company hiss paid the
etssefs fpf TIE fsrns-Si -May acrees their
lsfzzs. Tbs contract was let last week
Ill shs completion d the siaehing and
|sgNasnx fn Blaine, and two hundred men
= naW xarkina 1t Hall. prairie an that
ressea. Al officer 81 the road informs "a
~ Blaine wiII hsse FalrhAsen a south.
IL trains running into II several nsonths
z<I.gn II ssasx.oEa.
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ssrshesn I-.s:as IN sse nls bend.

&fffitsN A4AN&&ets
NeFk on tie railroad grade here in town
Ill eentlnaes. and Il will he aweax before
~ mex u MI removed for SIDE lralks snd
fssst Tbs entire roaaled Il rsa2fy for the
m however. The IscMtion las been
tsxsed Tor stockyaFds aud runnd-house.
4ssse smother issue the track will be IN
|1sp without fail. The present delay IL
aslne 70 the nDnNarFITM Of strlngers for
Al aossn bridges completed Nith that ex.
eIsssun and for = week the trackiaysng
E&fhiae has stood alnost within sight OF
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$780,
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BIG INTEREST!

An improved property on Front
Street, full lot, ~ side, with income
OF S4,coo per year.
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$4,000.
one.half cash, balance FIVE years S
per cent

Far Suburban HaRnsa-Fine tact charm
fnesy situated fer cnuatry seatss beautiful view
g0nd Lard. With even surface. gently Aiap8nx ~
wiEAln ten feet 81 3 nice sandy heasa: wharf
within ~ feet. groves OF msphs nnf cedar
apTfng wafes sfe Two hours drive 0veF smooth
Iuasf. will sell 10 10 81 ~ aern tracts Asa Soc
further rAsfAeniafs
~ Fans a.ess aerth nf Qaeen Anae town. In
Lass saeana Adaifsens Tor sATsa
Lata. each 6e1ias. near AadssaR sfrnet AMI
within walking distance 81 tae posieEisce, eli
Tor t74lE0
Leta North 81 Madisan street. Ia Laws
Esst addition, for s.. ~
%Roa4n House sud s01iso LOT on Birch
street. Heaf Harrison. Zoe sssaAl
-, 500 f~x = New 1-Keena Hoass ans COX
10 l0s. near Nae trfr lines unsurpassed view
fhaf eMhI b klHt ad TERMS 100 and yoas
uwn plan Coz she balance. uMn yoaF own
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ing cars slso latest improved tourists Sleeper
through 10 tbs East via Northern Pacific rail-.
reed. 0faee. us EeeeBd street. hossun siock.
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gssx. hersaenlsnstst. hex i TarumA. wssh
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kinE Forssaas. o.
ApIaas EE0s.z.1sTEK's LEMEER YARD
has reneEeG from aeniFes wharf - srat
LAKE, aveEsne. NeFeh s@axtis-
I1oR KEST-aN-AcAK FAaM APPLY At
8 room I. coinnsAa block. coEna< Seeona sn1
L*4Enhiz-
GLD PARERs AT THIS 0EElcE-lzsc A Bun
p0rs-cEiAscE 10 MAKE Monty: BRTNG
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THEAFgR THAN TIE cHEAPEST-THR
~ seattle Furniture Co. sells fnfslatrre cheap
er than any ether hoEse IL tie ctr. Cal and
rs4ee our gsoak and ha convinced I.&& Frnnf
szrses Elese Psks street
E'oR TuRslSG, sRlllI.sAwISsi AND GEN
rear q Lake Shore NTH. Lake NnsoE~
CLARK = cAFKN SELL FURNITURE, CAR
~ p@@z. bssd6lnE. etc. cheaper har cash. than
any athes nrm Ii or aruu1d Seattle. Try them
and yun win hnE i 50 Pike and Filth.
THE PAkKE s. LACY MACHINERY TONI
II Paly. Is and s. North Frons strict PorflMnd
Or. n4nHsErEussrs CT aud dealers Ia mna ara
mzaanK machinery, boilers, euEEass. wond 3na
a-ca Work1Hg machinery. EstisnArsA furnished
o. complete pl2nfs O. every description seattle
o1aee. nom 2, Kslxen hRock.
I.sSIABLIaIiED IL Iss1-R9ADY FOX Bnsg-
IL ness Auth0ay. hookhs1sderv, paner
raAers. blank book manufacturer Hissslc mara
xit1es lAw essckx bonna Substantially ia aay
style. best work AZ reasonable prices; sea- skins
sud genuine Rn.kIa leather for arffsfSe bindings
anst best linen ledger paper keps "a hand at
See0na street.. old ~ AtRg rink, Tigkt hand side,
basement sfatsle. y ASA ?. q. fsss
G.r-g 10 $50 A MONTH CAE BE MADE
TIL worx1ag fog MS Agents preferred who
can furnish horse ard give their time 10 TIE
business spare moments may tn nroaSA8iy
en- pl0yed also. a few vacancies in towns and
cities. B. r. JOHNSON Il CO. 10kw Man etraas
Richmond, Va n. B.-Plaaas state are and
business experience. Never nilld sending
stamps for reply. B. +, ]. & Co.
mzylswadSros.
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4. j. HAMILTON.
raited States Marshal for " ahninTt0n TeErlloFy.


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M&ABfm1Tas Sept IT, 1854
WHRMxAE. By sAEEgfAes0st ega2enre presented
60 ste undersigned, Il RS hMea made 10 Appear
that The BWs1a8 National bank "a heafilg.R i'm
the iky CT seattle. kn tbs county "a klna, and
territory 81 NAsaiaMt1n. has enzn esasd wtth all
the provisions az fhe statutes "a toe EntfHA
association shall ~ GnfnorlEeA b commence tho
haaxannxs ~ banking
Nnw therefore. T. EdwaFd y Lacy coann~
frolIeY az the entranNy ao mer&hg certify kha4
slIshe Efsann Naxfo1Mi nsnk ~ A~nxfsn.e III sn8
elfy "A keaEEae III TIE county Of King, and tHFrlr
tEry 81 WAnhssefSn, IN eNth0FSzsd 10 e1ramsaen
tha bHsinexA Df Baking So pfestassA In kaetI0a
gffy ora nnnifaa sod ssxtT-Mszes OF fAa revised
ssAfatNs "a re Entsed EsRssa.
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FoR REsr-RoaHA.


I.ug EEsr-THREg uSFURNIsnEn ROOMS
T. SaitAbs aar haasek ep.ns. Apply three
sseFy whlss hoslse, asaF ses Sosth selp0.
TeoR RIM PaEAsANT re FINISHED ROOMS
1T - skt Columbia street, twe Ssaeks from
yfs<tss'sse.
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& Te@a down ssssrs- IS so Nnsan atFeet
sos gKsr-NlcgfY FVRN lsHAD FRONT
Z Foesn u - asrisa street
lsoa EENr = FURNISHED nEDR0oM Is
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I.0K RKs T--sglTg or TrRSlsaEB ROOMS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
m4NrEp rp RrNr.

w yrsf8. vacant bols Easss bgssnAAs ioea.
ti8u Address. Sfth terms aud lncagisu. G. y
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III Egana aszs.eE xasnz szssF1Fe. ssSNa kNAz&xs
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nANc1Sss ACAuEMx-TEE QafEAA eII1
, Dasesax A1aaezne ~ WseEssasas a&sAs
corner u EsgttA &na Gaknns4a esAsss ssF
asas q ezefy MaN1@e ara wkzErSstAY sfsN2 ss%,
se1sra ssaesaa eFss9 saturday syeaNs Fad
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-06
ORANGEVALE!
CHOICEST FRUIT LANDS.
Ten-Acre Tracts, Planted or Implanted,
nacira1

Orchards Cared for for Absentee Owners,
rTNHE ORANGEVALE COLONIZATION COM
j paDy, composed of prominent business men
OF sacramento, and Endorsed by the Board of
trustees, Board of Supervisors and Board of
Trade own $500 acres of deep, rich fruit and
vine lands, all cleared on the American river,
opposite Natoma vineyard. 1t has been divided
into 10-acre tracts, each one fronting on CO.
foot avenue. Water under pressure for irriga-
ton will be piped by the company to each tract
Tree OF expense, the water actually used only
being paid for by purchasers Last season $50
acres were planted in trees and vines and have
already been sold, in addition to a large num-
Der OF Implanted tracts. This year 400 acres are
being planted. PLANTED TRACTS, 81, 500
each. IMPLANTED TRACTS, 81, $50 each
~ Tracts planted to Orange Trees are of course
much higher, varying with varieties chosen.
TOWN SITE.
The town site of Oraugevale is but IL miles
from the Folsom railroad depot. Town lots
5Oxl5o, SSo0-S2O down and $40 per month. Lots
are sold in series of twenty, and two cottages
awarded to the purchasers in each series.
~ Send for maps and information.
ORANGEVALE COLONIZATION co.,
214 Street, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-06

WEAK will power deranges mans life
in every direction. His will must be weak
when his body is wasting away with rack
ing coughs and nightly sweats.
Warmers Log Cabin COUGH AND
CONSUMPTION REMEDY
is conqueror of the malady we all dread,
and restores the victim to health and power.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-06
Executors sale of Real Estate and
Personal Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
IN suant to an order of the Superior Court OF
Sacramento county, California, the undersigned,
Executor of the estate of AMELIA GOTTHOlD
deceased. will on SATURDAY, the SIXTH DAY
of APRIL. 1889, at 10 clock A. NJ in front OF
the Courthouse door of said county sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, TO wit The east half Of lot No. 8 in
block bounded by and o, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, of the city of Sacramento,
county OF Sacramento, State of California. Also,
five shares of the fourth series of the stock OF
the Germania Building ana Loan Association of
Sacramento.
chase money on the day of sale, balance when
sale is confirmed by the Superior Court; deed at
expense of purchaser. Title perfect.
GEORGE SCHROTH,
Executor of the will of AMELIA GOTTHulD,
deceased
MATT. +. JOHNSON. Attorney for Executor.
mr16td
The Greenville times., 1889-01-19
Special Dispatch to Avalanche

Z
Jackson, Miss, Jan. 14.-Every one
of the nine Presidential electors was
promptly ON hand today at 12 O'Clock
m', y and after selecting Hon. w. NJ.
ssr,,ckland s'eI, of Holly Springs chairman,
sau saa lion E. S. Gambler, jr., of Corinth
for essaafy, say, the vote was formally cast
He,s sVeland aud Thurman. w A.
mel Wa su,sor a, OF the Yazoo City Senti-
a numhos s'ecsed on the first ballot. over
messenma,. 81 prominent gentlemen as
ington. '"rry the vote to WASH
The Greenville times., 1889-01-19
Twenly.elght Tears ago.

DIR. Hunter McGuire, of Richmond
Va, related TO reporter the other day
the following reminiscence. aDecem-
Der 20, 1861, is n memorable Christmas
to me. During the winter of ls6l-62
the little Army Of the Valley was en-
campcd near Winchester, and my faith
er on Christmas Day gave me dinner
prrty. About twenty-five guests were
at the table. Among them were Gen.
4. J. Jackson, Majors Pcndleton,
Hawkes., IIarman, Jones, Bolts, Mar
shall, Kent, Col. Allen, DR. Harvey
Black and others. Although the table
was abundantly supplied with the good
things for which that section was IA
nous, Gen. Jackson dincd on butter
milk, cornbrcad and butter At this
time he lived very abstemously. II Is
a solemn and melancholy fact that Of
all the twenty-five people at the table
that day am the only one now alive,
and when related this TO my children
a few days ago one of the little rascals
kindly suggested that my turn was
next.-Timcs-Democrat.
The Greenville times., 1889-01-19
CurI0sllles In Figures.
journal of Educatlon.i !

l'NhiHi VI iahu'ullunsI
A very curious number Is il2,sb7
which multiplied by ., 8, 1, o or 6
gives the same figures In the same or
der, beginning at different point
but If multiplied by gives all 9's
Multiplied by equals 2s5,7il. multi,
piled by , equals l2s,75l, multiplied
by 4 equals 5i ,l2s, multiplied by 4
equals 7l4,s25, multiplied by 6 equals
sb7,li2, multiplied by I equals 990.999
Multiply i42,sb7 by s aud You have
l,li2,s56. Then add first figure TO the
last and you have ll2,s37, the original
nnmber-the figures exactly the same
as at the start.
Another mathematical wondc Il
the following: II Is discovered that
the multiplication of 9s765321 by
40 gives ~, A, A, "A, Al, 40. Rcvcrs.
ing the order of the digits and multi
plying | 2Sl567Sg BY 40. we gct
arcsult equally curious, ., b66, 1855. 5O5.
III we take 2a 7Sgas tho null
tiplicand, and interchangng the figures
Of 40 take "a as the multpler 6, 666.
666, COG. Bcturning TO the multiple
cand 9s 7 66i32 !, and taking 81 as
the multiplicr again, we get 80, 33s.
s5S, Stall thrces except the first and
last figures, which together read 3D.
tho multiplicr. Taking the same null
tiplicand and ~, the half of 81. as the
we get product of 26.
666, 666, 667-all sixes except the first
and last figures, which together read
~ the multiplier Now, interchang-
ng the order of the figures 27 and
ising " as the multiplier and 9S76
2 / as the multiplicand we gct a
PRODUCT of Al, III, III, ll2-all ones
xeept the first and last figures, which
cad together 72, the muIipller.
The Greenville times., 1889-01-19
l., II.

Passenger trains leave Grecnyiile a
follows:
At 5.l5 a. m, arriving at Memphi.
at s:55 a. M And leaving GroeHYille
at $3.50 a. m. arriving AT Memphis at
$40 ?. m-; at Nicksburg al 7I5 p. m.
And leaving GreenYille at . .. M,
arrive At Nieksburg az i2:ls a. m.
Passengers leaving Memphis at lO:i5
a. m, arrive at Greenville at 5:l5 p. m.:
and leaving Memphis al 40 ,. m..
arrive at Greenville at 1880 D. m.
Leaving Nicksburg at l;l2 a. m, pas
sengers arrive at Greenyille al s:45 a.
m; and leaving Vicksburg at 7:30 a.
m., arrive at Greeayiile at 6:l5 D. m.
The Lake Washington passengers
leave Greenyille at 5:15 p. m., and ar
rive at Glen Allan at s:lOp.m. Lefe
Glen Allan AT 6 IA. u., and arrive at
Grcenville at Q a. m.
Passengers from the Arkansas Val
ley for Greenville arrive at Leland AT
$40 p. M, reach here at 1880 D. m. Co
ing to the Arkansas Valley passengers
cave Greenyille at 3:l5 a. m., leave
Leland ai s:l5 a. m., and Huntington
It n a. m.
The Greenville times., 1889-01-19
Whipped Her Weight In Wildcats.

Mandan, Dakota, Jan. Son farm
ten miles west of here lives Charles
Casperdone with his family, consisting
of wife and two little bows. ON
saturday Mr.. Caspcrdonc came TO
Mandan TO sell some stock and re-.
NAMED here visiting friends. Sunday
at midnight the chicken roost was Wis
ited by wildcats. When Mrs. Casper
done heard the noise she bounded ont
oil bed, grasped an AK and sailed forth
Rushing at the door of the hennery
she encountered wildcat. which
sprang at her catching one of its
claws in her left arm, laceratng II ter
ribly. Pushing II away. she struck Il
a blow which rendered Il unconscious.
Another of the cats sprang at her
scizing the calf of her right leg and |
cutting IL severely with his teeth Mrs.
Caspcrdone aimed blow al the beast
which missed, but the animal became
frightened and ran into the woods.
The third cat, which had been crouch
ing In a corner, then sprang upon the
plucky little woman, getting It's teeth
enfangled in her clothing aud tearing
t almost from her body. She succeed
I'd In pushing the infuriated animal
ron her, and as it sprang at her
Iecond time she dealt blow which
<illed il. Mrs. Casperdone was so
,vercome that she fell in faint. and
vas found there by n neighbor who
The Greenville times., 1889-01-19
LOTS FOR /
No Railroad Tracks too
mo NOISE AND SMOKE OF FAr,,.

Parties desiring to buy residen...,
Uited TO call at Dsy office. The I0nJesss I,'ess "a
the northern limits of the citv Harss H,,ss 8 ~
into streets and Convenient sized ossA :
and wiI be sold on liberal terms 10 ,s,esIIll 5
to build. / hare q map of said noas. ssess
city, Which WiU convey a readU ;Ja ;rJJr''o.|
UGRta6eS. The Street Car trarers ecu Sfl
making them easy of access to inbo5;.sa gsS n.
- = WALKEp
JAM l. l000' Office over Enlay, .