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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-01
Mother. can go out to fish ?"

-"How divine thing woman may be made,
when her cold is cured by DIR. Bulls Cougi
Syrup.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-01
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and
stinging most at night; worse bv scratching. -
IL allowed to continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore. Swaynes
Ointment stops the itching and bleeding, heals
alterations. and IN most cases removes the
tumors At druggists or by mail, for so cents
DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That thesub-
scriber has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of AFFORD county, Md, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
JAS. V. WHIrEFORD,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hay-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott.
fed 10 EXHIBIT the same with the legal vouchers
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Celery Compound, and 1t has given entire sat
isfactlon as an appetizer and blood purifier"
T. L. BERSER, WATERFOWL, Dakota.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-01
IfYouHav
7 TUFTS Pills

the rem edy you need. They tone up
the weak stomach and build up the
Tagging energies. Sufferers from
mental or physical OverwOOk Will ind
relief from them. Nicely sugar coated.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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On or before he 2lst day Of JUly. 1880
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate. All persons indehte ed
to said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment.
Gi"en under my hand and seal, this 2lst day OF
January, 1889.
MARY A. WHITEFORD,
20jan Administrators.
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Attorney Tor Mrs. Mcchem.
To John J. Alexander.
Special Agent Equitable Co.
Invest your money where 1t will produce the
best results.
Statements, illustrations anl comparisons
furnished upon application.
JOHN ]. ALEXANDER,
Special Agent Equitable. of N. Y.
lana Rel Air Mi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-16

One good outcome of the Samoan
disgrace viii be To call the attention OF
the American people 10 our need Of n
navy. There has been singular dis
regard OF this important fact for the
past fifteen years, and oil the talk in
congress and by the press OF the coun-
try has not so impressed the popular
mind a has the Samoan matter dur
ing the past few weeks
For Fifteen years the government OF
the United States has been govern
menf Of the Middle West. Ohio
has been the center OF the political
ideas which have found expression in
the management of national affairs.
The West il inland II has no com
nlerce 10 promote: II has no cities ex-
posed Ia foreign assault; il has small
know ledge of and no interest in mari
time affair. II is natarai that its in
teresi in the national navy should bs
Incidental rather than active.
The Developments oi the Pacific Coast
"a factor in the national government
a Development just now in its begin,
ing', wilt naturally have very i'm.
pnrtant influence upon naval affairs
Here we shall feel not only q national
but $ local interest in the navy Il
which We must look for protection.
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BIDS WANTED.

DDS WILL DE RECEIVED UNTIL
ID tuesday. FsarnAsy Is. isS9. for doing
the following iaassF ou Friese & Discs All
3lfsea - TIE eats of SEATTLE, hetng atsouG a.
q fes
FlrsS~ Removing al srees less than ene
foAt ID EtaEaefer
'seeonG- ReFnavIar a. ;Fee< ard Enser-
brsfSh
Tnirgf-ssl earring ard vrubA NJ
FAIRIES n shIug so uszke pisss nky ges
. xsrt 6ssSssttttios3 - the pFarPYsy frota
ScagTy &0~ens. cfvsi saz5nets>. SNsg Yes
3sr teek -. rf<of i reserved ~ re8.sss
any sxssl al bits esq., (. NASp GES
81 ass8 - Ssssrnsa R5rsak
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At the meeting Of the city schooa
board last night Mr. r. o. schWagsri,
. distinguished landscape architect,
recently iron. Cleveland, o., vas pres
ent By invitasson and made some I'M
portsnt suggestions respecting the Or
rainentation Of the immediate sur
rouudiurs Of the two new brick
school buildings. The suggestions Of
Tered were in very general terms
based upon superficial impressions
rather than . survey which has rot
get been made. The plan Of retaining
walls. the common method here Of
dealing with embankmenta Hhutiing
upon the street, Mr. schwageri de-
cIarei 10 be obsolete and unsightly.
At best he declared they were nothing
more than monuments TO the
grade Of the streets and besides
icing very costly. were q positive
blenish 10 buildings which are real
ornament 10 the city A method OF
improvement by which the slopes
could be brought down la diversified
and graceful lines 30 the level Of the
sidewalks would. he said, be
cheaper and infinitely better than
any artificial means OF holding
the grade walls in place The board
seem favorably impressed with the
suggestions and invited Mr.. schwagerl
to visit the grounds ia company with
themselves and the architect on
Wednesday of next week to examine
and further discuss the matter.
II is certainly to be hoped that some
plan will be adopted by which these
really magnificent buildings viii be
given proper settings and which viii
add TO rather than diminish their
value Ms ornaments to the city. Mr..
SchwagerI's presence here is most for
iunate at this time. He IL by no
means. a novice in his pro-
fession. The general plan by which
Cleveland has been made one
OF the most beautiful cities in America
was OF his devising and its execution
was under his personal direction. Riv-
erview cemetery at Portland, unqnes-
tionably the most beautiful piece of
landscape work in the Northwest. is
a monument to his skill and
taste. III will be most
fortunate for Seattle ii at this time
arrangements can be made by which
she may have the benefit of modern
and artistic methods at least for our
public grounds.
The time has come when we should
do something for the heauti-
fication Of the city. Its surroundings
are notably picturesque and attractive
and its site splendidly elevated and
diversified; and little harmonious art
ard taste expended now while every
thing IL In the making, viii have a
wodderfui effect upon its future APP
pearance. IL is none too soon to
begin
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This b. sesnsd 70 think . fuii and
cosnplete saswer 10 III criticisms c<'n-
csrnirz the denial Of rights 70 coioreai
citizens In his own and other states.
II mixft have BEEN remarked in reply
nat 10 be elected to congress il not .
night OF citisenship, while to vote
md have that vote honestly
counted il such . right And
this right ~ fully respected
and protected In every Northern state
for white citizens and coIored citizens
siike. Bat II Il we're not Il would be
. poor excuse for the naurderoas bal
ios-hox managers OF soath Carolina,
MISSISSIPPI; aud other Southern states
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HAVE YOU EXAMINED

The advantages OF GIlman's addition as the
best and cheapest pra.-ert, In or aboui Sc
attic? This is the terminal property If the
Seattle. La e Shoe Il Eastern railway.
which Is now suS I becoming link n
several transeeniinental syst ms Of roads
Fifteen minutes ride from Columbia street.
fare. round "trip, 10 cents. Trains every
hour from this date. All lors arr SO feet by
ITO feet. being intended for actual nse, NOT
for sale merely Residence lots from si75
upward: business lots from $50 upward
Kan out and see the street grading and
other improvements. Prices will shortly
be raised. and only limited number OF
lots viii be sold Examins this land
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aSANtt M a shENscs In Seattle. At the
rvesdence of X. Nielsen, February a.
iss%, hy The Rev X. Neison. otto = s;rAn-
tond ot kttssF esaRty. ". r. aad Miss
louise AHdersaan 81 seattle.
l.ARsEs 4 sTfHSH. -IW SEATTLE, February "a.
ISIS, az tsse residence ~ Rev. - T. NlAn-
der, the Officiating CLERGY msn. Osfo 3
tafesu ~ Seslise sn. Mary r. i.ather OF
1t. Faai. Aian.
kt41fmoBF-@oSS At che usuSs 81 the
the fArSt Presbyterian church. by Rev
flii0st W BsesR. Miss Et5a ts,zs, kat ~
ueo 4. EIiithosp.
TxS%N~tAsFRKII -~- In Seattle. Pehrnsry
"a sSa, Mr. VII genuy snst as. Eglz
Campbell. beth ~ Caepcyi.te, Washinx-
len Territory. " sosiSEbere, ESq.. Ofles.
ssspe
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Rainier Street Grade.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the assessment coll for the gr- al q
al Ter street.. from Flcrs nee street Ia Yes
Ser sveaue. aad constructing a sisiewag on
both 81 Is Thereof. has hs.ea lied " "a she
uad rsigned, Cork ~ ti8e City of seaftle
an further nGtlce is hereby given thaI
said roll Is opaa t0 islabilc inspection ~
The Office Df sasIG Clerk. the City Hall
and viii m in epsn ZOE iaspec Ion until
FRID AZ. MARCH lss4 4ssq.
A' 80 0'elo p m. SID tha' al ~ rso s
sSs ssf8eui nav satly - "a Corr mon
GoaScil of "a q cts 20 haze the saae =
Fs-es$ i "a aid @aeh !. iSSg q 7.sas ss'eaars
q, m. sttheir Comet CR4 nter. in me G ~
usR w g FORREST, Gerk
IASfe Of arsf NJ b 1. ~ or p. Il fes4
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BIDS WANTED.

DDS WILL sE RECEIVED Until
I'd Eaexsssy. s. hsRsry IS. Issa. fer c9r..r-
TX gizs aeses y The Deans 4 Hoss a. 1ssitsn
t@ tae rass ss : A1ft Parties ais&izsE ~
n AZ BIDS ussv - SO L. II tsr & B Jss
. sssfs EE&s faa / fss parsss Il &rs agiss - 81
asst sssS. T4ss g1F IS reserved - - bees
a3x Ard al n8ss
-. aggrrfvH 4 IVA.
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At Public Sale!
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.
OFFICE OF GENERAL LAND AGENT ]
N r. R. K. Co., I
T.SnnA W II Fob 1880


Notice is hereby given that the n. p. r.
r. Co. will offer for sale at public auction.
on Saturday. the I'd day of March, 1sS9. be-
ginning at IL oclock a m, the following
described properly owned by said com
pany In ffe First Railroad addition to the
city OF EIlensburx, Kittitas county, Wash
ington territory. TO wit
Blocks and 3, lots 10 5 in block s.;
blocks :, 9, II. IA, is, 10; lots 10 II, block
81; blocks q, "a, 3, "a. D and 20; fractional
blocks A, b, C, ID, and lots and in
block T. Terms of sale, one-fourth cash,
ba anee In three equal payments--four,
eight and twelve months from date of sale.
Interest on deferred amounts ar the rste OF
7 per cent. per annum Sale will be held at
the Office of NJ ssrs. Stewart, wilkins q 60
corner of Fourth snf Pearl streets, Eilens-
burg, W. T Piats of thu aforesaid railroad
addition win be fonnd al the General Land
Office OF the " =. r. r. Co. al Tacoma, w.
T.; at the Immigration Office of the y. P
r r. Co, corner of Pine and First streets.
Pc tIaud, Oregon. al the Office cf Stewart.
wilkins q Co., ElIensbnrg, w T., and al
fhe Office of 4. A. Sewbery & Co.. Spokane
Falls, w. T. For farther information apply
TO sUL SCHULTZ, q neral Land Agent,
a
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Bismarek's scheme of delay in Inc
Samoan matter will do him no good
Within three weeks Mr.. Blaine will be
secretary Of state and then the ne
collation. will so quicker.
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NOTICE

Of meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company
for the purpose OF increasing the calsifai
stock of said company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GITFS To THE
~ stockholders of the Almond & Phil.
lips Foundry Company, by the uader
signed, al of the trustees OF said can,-
pauy, that 4 meeting of said stock holders
VIII he held at the once of said
company IL the city of seattle
King county, Washington Territory
on Wednesday. the 9TH dag OF February.
lsss, al II O'clock in The forenoon OF said
day, for the parpose % increasing the cap
iial stock OF said company from it, pres
ent amount of 10 shares Office eachtxI2. coo,
10 1000 shares OF 500 each $4,000 All
stockholders are requested to be present
CHAs. ". ALMOND,
W. r PHILLIPS.
Trustees of said Almond Il Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dgtci SEATTLE, ". T.. December =. iSss.
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NFANrEn- boy ~ LEARN Sl6<
w painting Exerlsiar \ gk Co. Raj
Rad ayraae, tesweea Nil sad Ce}ums3s
w tnsns Years waFk spd sS = Sav
susFsas 81 by oeasrseg: 81 ~ cash -
qaincsi Cab ~ = "a. i--7' AssatnStus
sstess, rssaus a.
w ANrFn- Roy Ar TRe ARCApE.
W W r Rovd "a.
NANFED ~ LADY SINGER AM
" RiNa9 shaver, = - psv a{zhff tWn
ehkEae sgsn ass. eae girl asissr. aus efy.
assa Assher clay EGnjay cscat vEslce
Niti -, tssst 81 fTunf Naa oFfa~ige fss,ef
.txsstal, $50, . upafzis
WkNrEp- BOY NANrSn Al TA5g
urASrgo ~YuUN4 NAN ~ 0gT5sSs-
w ssssrs sai rate Ae&sssss atts n ssr-
earss 8 Il shss osies.
tksANrgn gtRs CAS- GRANTTr
w tee shAzk&sas r. azss asasv. ca N
sss~ssss. fSsgasr t;Ncrey sspi NjsssS
AtANTEn--A FIRST LAes s.. t. s.t.ztt
Ess ssa Ban asvsss Fyseyt NE53t'ss.
sHegi u saa~
VI. ANtkp a atY "A &~ SEA&F ~
w MEhs aaaaHfss7ssfsRs tee4 Asa s.ssss5
Ms ~ gutee, lsssSts @a& ~Esf3 AS
0ssT~ g ~x8 gst5s SER ae. 4 tiss Haa ans
fFset a'tsss- ag Il hass r. p box l&
VI ANFEo~ 4 ELagas ANnpATrF
Ws& "a ARsssg y as ssAsssa fsaa
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III Sk&sa-&4knl- ACTIVE ANfE ~.
teklsx-ssts 80 represent, Is R4F ssa
fsssssisF. IS ola SxsR sSsgsssssases ess.as
sksa sss4asrssS, tsfrsan@Ns ssa&sfsgtz ass
gs~ss szsAss AsssxsS ~ssxss V sHstts ssssssss :
is@2sss. Asssk ksssx isssA. Nea Yea
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b. Henpha - sssssth cArollaa. an
seHsr9as na "Wednesday usa8e a.noh
OF Tia fact that 10 NaFsaerr ss&ie has
ever eissetea a eosoFrs nan H. raagfess.
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n assElEfs.

hERsaAS.--At Jaaasia. " r.. February
L. isss 10 Tho wife Of & T. Bergman, a
daughter
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paLATINE HILL ABOLITION.

This properly comprises the choicest sad
cheapest building lots In the market. me
gFsatsst margin for profit even upon their
present s9erits alone, bur upon the con
stYHfti9n % the navy ard az Lake Wash
tag'on these los will Increase ia value BE-
cad the Tatst saugatne expectations
Even new the addition 10 n the center of
- maunta turing district surrpauds d Is
factories and lSfug at the sAit &s,er gate
wsT 81 the canal PaStDsace. schosoihonse.
p1p IL aali raj sead depot 80 the Krozerty
tsaig Is m3nsies fun tae cifv BY the = T.
:. Z x *. which runs hGuYiy srs8sas at
lac. IN addition 20 xhieh tAe ne4x rao,ssr
hge = sss1HE u b. constructed 20 the us0r-
cry Essss fs4vl ia feet = ~ sEgg ffowasess
FIVE Ann TEN krpE T2ACTC
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Public Sale of Real Property

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned executors OF the last
viii of James Crawford, deceased, by su-
thority OF said will, will sell at pablo auc-
ton ~ Seattl.. King eoanty. washington
territory in irons OF the Paget Sound Ma
tionai bank, in Oceidenis! square, on
SATURDAY, THE ora DAY OF MARCH,
A D. 1879.
beginning At the bonr Of II o 'eit ek g. IN. of
said day. all The right. title anis interest
which the said James Crawford bad al the
fsne of his death, and which his estate has
since acquired by oper stioD of law or 9th
erwlse In aud tn the following described
real property viz;
cry PROPERTY IN SEATTLE
l. lot 4, block Vi. ia u : Msynarti's plat
.. 10; .. block 5. ia Judkins' addition.
s. lSSts 5 ard ?, block 6. Ia Northern ad-
digioa.
! Lots IL and 70. block 10. in Haaford's
addition
5 lot 10, MeSsugh,s extension to yad,
kinS' ssipifiou
5. The north bali OF cot 4. in block 50. C.
ID Bofens addition.
AL % bl, cks aud in Bellevue a6dI-
ton, except loE ii, block No, l.
= Alsg tract commencing 4 chains. 70
hnks Dorfh OF S~. corner 81 ~. Of sec
4. tap, ~ y, :. e., theaea east S chains
thence north chain. - links, theuec
wesi ehains. thence sosfn chains, IS
inks TO place of beginning, Being also
kDown a. tnc W Of Hbee sr'x tAira ad-
sIl2oa
ISLAND CorSTS.
Lots S. 4 aud 5 in sec. Is, Twp N.r2E.
Also. ~ the same tire aud piacS. the IN
dsFsigued. a. administrators 81 the co
Partnership estate OF grawfs & Harm /
ten, viii sell al the right fitlr aad inter
Whlch sad nrm nzd al the dat. of the
deaf o. said JsTRvs Crz ~ ford. T. and II
toe 'ssoR ing described property. via
]. The ~ "a aad the " = Of NJ ). Of
50 sud lo1s : and & Etia The 4 = Of
lbs 50 . cd see. - la twp. - S,r5E, IN
ktug eslgofs.
, The NJ oiise NJ K ana lets ; aid
4 sc. - twp. .DN, raw sr6 ". x Of
~ = OF zee a, tsp, . ,r2A
Terms 81 ssle, - per eeat cNSh az tirss@ Of
s9@fs hSsanee apon delivery fdssa ishin
b eays thereafter. For further ts.rgienlars
ssspis 20 she un6erS Ga - OF 10 Ii H. afrGye
attorney for il1e essAie
A DENNY,
y " fEeFB&TATSE
ExarasnFx % said vii assd Adam strss1xs
~ fasd ess pastn rsEip.
~saisSS. ~ r.. Feb IL. fSs9@
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t%ase sonr magazines. music,
ass sas books ooun1 suts~ra ~
sItv at >. Anth osyss BtnuoTy
ONE glfock-
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JAPAN BAZAAR.


last re~esves ass7sesi. imported ssssn IApau
saatA wsl ss Esd eh -. AJAX - see sasns.
tzs- ss@~E<se L<xss suss.tisz. Fs&as
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1 o@F hzti RACK SEa FoUNH-
4 = ;ea8 sfe Fin5es rVfaTn "a NJ. korn
81 'se 1getaa}es ss0s s0a receive re
Naef
oSF -~ COLO BANGLE. WiTH ~EX-
cs#4 Ensa gnsHasfsEns Finder viii
istFsse rvtaSf13 - u 81 s4lA Ingeis AZ nc,s
daH'sl tssft's, stsf ~eFefye rsWAryf
tsSg~-St'NE PATTERNS THAT ARE
. 8ssst Tor frgsee painting II tauaa
Please s#s7a taess 81 ys,ssR i. Union bio
$50 ftfestve sszllshl vewAga Ser iAetu. No
gflsswestsys< EsSsss
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.'sssts sIstuEE aa AFga.g
az e8Esssa usgss - l.
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EnscAri.,>

STEIs--Pl' PITS E3g THs PIANO
~ tsst osa ~ s5sgesS e 3. PART, raoea
MIS- THOMAS. SEEagg HAND AXn
VI ryreHrFtes. pupils desired. sertas
sf@ sss1t 4f4Nz h5ssa
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ltAIt..s.E. rt,hEIe

" absae tiegess a. ssss s&sss - ara srsg.
R&2 hsssTE8 <3azs SEA kuEespa. aszsf ssscss-e
sAEst car xsg45al aessssFasssx a. faruer
esf1r etssaf1e $3.50 satEs A. sfrecs, sss.
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Advertisements an,igf 1ne npasis q List
Found, For sale. To Let ana situations
Wanted VIII be inserted 81 the rase uf .
cents q word for first Insertion. cent =
word FOR each sEhseQasn, insertion. Pay
reHt always IN a0vance.
The following letters sro awaiting sdver-
fisers at this effice
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l.~4R SAik--N4j5E RESIDENCE lots IN
Il IesieS's FIST addition: Few minutes
wsis or ride ou Min street cable read viii
take ygu ca isc cheapesf lots Ia the City az
Sc@tjls. siSe .. lots. eexisS feet: adjoining
toss sTe selling from kiSa 90 sl2ea the lot:
don't miss this chance Il yen wans 20 gets
nscs cheap iot for a home. price Of lot $50
only. George poFiflsI, Real Estate Broker,
o3ce, Commercial Street. between Mill
sad NRshlngtan. up stairs
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NOR sAfF--GuN BUSINESS DOING A
4 good trade. toge:aer Rith complete
repair department A eoad uaying, sell
established hueinCss al a bsrg i'm. ames
West, aa &Fas.s - ~. AL gya3ds a. cost tc
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NOR SALE--CHEAP. THREE BLOCKS
L in ibe Immediate vicinity ~ the gas
works. cheapest wholesale business prop
efsf ia tae ctr; a}ss lets % Seventh at,si
Jackson streets on acramGls Of 40 cucuns-
hFAeec on the property Is Will h. esYerysi
Tor - DAYS 100 ser cent. lower than ether
property r. tslss vicinity. Appiv To Josiah
Collins. r.. etrarF Front and cherry
t%a6 SALE ~ STEAMER 49, lENGTu. 50
' Test. neans Ia feet: cefap0gud engine.
$ inchss s3sd inches 6y inch cylinders.
compound teeisuT. =. inehss ia diameter, 6
fC'i .efE. allowed "a .ssouu1s of steam
iA4s's. sssts aa8 stfl0gS. complete. hall
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DHIiEM7,S PRI0RY. NO 81 X K. A f.
/ r. holds It's regular meetings ar
Olive Branch Hail go the drsf and third
Friday evenings ef each monte AT 7:S0
o'cloex. Visiting members cordially i'm
yiiesi. Harold Preston. Excellent Prior;
John Wallace, REGISTRAR
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OCULAR COUNCIL OF skArFI.F
III Tribe No. ., !. o. &. NJ, every Tnes-
day evening at : p. M, In X. Of p. Hall
Opera House block. Visiting hro,acY
cordially invited
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Louisville Coulter Journal.


The ksntucky mountain yernaeular
also has pscuiiarities. which Charles
Egtert tlradssock did not find or no.
tiee in bis Tennessee mountainesrs,
Here nam who wants 10 say he Cred
two shsts says he shot Two shots. The
Western expression OF getting the
drop Is never used. the nsountafneer
saylng instead that he '.thrawed his
gun fuFst." The prefixes i'm and i'm
are not known. un being used instead
as impossible. for instance. To
'misli>t man is to deceive and i'll
treat him. and when man says Ibis
word il his jintn he wants
20 convey the impression that
be Is speaking a. trnshfuiiy as il nm
der oath. The queer expressions are
50 numerous that il Is bard To under
stand all that is said. A dialogue that
was gem in its way was irasiulged in
~ two young mountain gailAnts, one
asking: BE u nsohe fur ron 10 see
Nance this srternoonGn The answer
Was: No; | don't have bound 10,
but aim 10" The man who has
knocked on q door, when asked What
be wants. says Il want in, and in
the same style he would ask q srran-
ger: "How nsight you call you ?"
They have NO difficulty in understand.
ing each other. however, for English
IL treated in the same manner nv all
ard even those who can read and
write talk great deal As DO the less
learned