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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
CARTON, AUGUST OH, at BARRETT EOVIF
MaSsInon, Aug, 10Th, at Conrad House
Alliance, Aug, llth, at Chase House.
ANo nr,vNp ov M ave OAts s.oa ~oNn4


This eminent German upcciall1t from Bcrlln
positively cures all diseases Of the Eye, Ear
Nnso Throat and Lunga nllprnll ulhrrglh,l, ITO
has cured moro CNrpH ut NlluduuHs, Deafness,
CAlarrh, Throat and Lung Diseases lhan any
Cjhronic Diaonnoa OF tho Eye, such
az Grnnumtcd Lids, Chronic inflammation Of
the lidN OF the irlA,Ot tho thoiold, OF thtlCts
ina; ChlOnio UlcOrntlons, tpAHny ol tue ldua,
CRncOrnf tho LIDS gnd 1870, Tears running over
tGo Checks, Day and Night nllndnuaa, puiulcnt
or MnltUrlng SOlO Eyca, GuuOrihOcnl Ophthu-
mia, Rod Blotohca OF Brown ones on tho llAll,
phlyotonulnr Ophthnlmin, Opactlca or MIX
White spots on tho Eyq, Ilhl,gonA or Cnpplng
Sores, ROdnOasot lgdgotOf Lids aud hyct, aud nll
other Diseases 20 which the eye coritA nnpondnRCa
are liable, positive 0nd rapid dcnfoguhltnteed,
BSr Trqublge aro ourgn by mr. snlm ~ an
aal0niahingly quick time, lilo VIII icioyo you
OF all roaring, hlseing Gnd rluKing noises, hoAyl.
noaa, itrhlng, pain, running Of the ear, WIN
nloao up u holo ina drum ot llily ycnr' Wnndingi
Will insert Artificial Ear Drums OF hluown ih-
gontlon with aslonsallngly gratifying results
Nose.-Dr Snlm has paid particular Ottcn.
lion OdiaoaAoa Of thla Orgln lie pOAltlyOly cures
hO worst oasoa OF CA1,ASitH, oven " tho
bones hayp partly been onlcn upi removes 10.
ypuaby ha now method, without pnn, restores
Mo aOnsO VI smell aud tuetc, aud removes fCtld
,dor m u result OF Cntanh In one settling,
Dieonaea OF tho Throat nnd Lungs
arc cured, aud moro hslQniAllihWy Epou lcnnlu
have been obtained by nr, .snln Than by amy
other physlcan In iho'world, lie wll i6moyO
Tonslla without pain and lo.a 0i blood. WIN
euro your ulCornpld W grgnulhtCd sore thfQhti
restore your lost Or cracked voice W. good IN
ever; guarantee also 20 euro Hay fcvcr Aglh.
ma, Bronchtla, Winter aud Chronic Coughs
DR.. Snlm has ON his record books cNtca Qf Con'
sumption which came ~ him with Que lung or
parts OF one gone llO hNh by hls treatment
hnalod up tho cavltlOa In thclr lunga, nnd tho
patiCnth now bid fair 10 outllyo any ono with
two lnnge,
F0g- Go andsoo Dr. Snlm nj thlo vlBlt. Con.
mltAllon and examination FREE, Address all
communications 10 Dir. MQRlfH BALM,
Columbia, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
SHERIFF. SALE.

John Eherly lorder Of Halo IN Partition,
w. Hlnrk 20, Common fleah
oatharlne Men etal. Court
Ry virtue of an order VI sails IN partition Issued by
clerk VI tho court NJ common puaa ~ hlalk
county Ohio aud 10 mh directed viii Offer Tor salh
atpullle onlory on the premises, ~ sugar creek
township, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of Auguat, 1880,
Tho following described real estate, situate IN tho
county ni hlafk aud tlile " uhpi Hld knQNn n lhp
east half VI tho northwest quarter NJ hnpilnn hlfNr
flK (ipit tpWnshln eleven 40, Rnd range ton (iUl
containing eighty Ohu) reH more oF loss
Appraised N si00l,
Sale 20 oommenpe " one O'Clock ., H. Terms
o. One hiid oihh On tho day ni sale, nnrH
third IN one year and one tilfd M tWi NrAih
thereafter Tho deferred pai mrniA ~ heAr Interest
fr0W day 0i hap, and " be aHouTed hy mortgage
on tho premises sold,
A, LKiNiNHEl sheriff
ilARrHR KRlOHHApl, AltIa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Desperate Claims.

crlgnci, nSslgnces IN trust for the bono-
I'D realtors pt William Williams, will sell at
auction, NJ the court house, m tho city OF Cam
the Br, dhy OF August 1881, the following
belonging 70 sald u'tntol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Saturday, the l7th day OF August, 1850,

All tho following described preplaea situated IN
tho county Of hHik aDd stale ~ Ohlu, hud known 40
paft NJ llh Hnutheaat quarter NJ hrriiNn l. town
hhip I, ana range " aud bounded ~ fullONhi h0
ginning ii p0n on tho north linn ~ SAID QuAiter
section e chains ANA ~ links vast from tho nprlr
east corner thereof thence west on Hhl north llne
4 chains 70 stalker huncN huuth, ~ degrees Wrat
olans aud hTi6 links 70 htOna ln The center NJ u
public rOadl thenne Win said road iuuih, hiN dos
lTeeh east elialna ana u links 20 hinnr ih tho
center uf said road thenen n0iih. dogioHi Hhst,
40 Ohalns And 90 links 10 tic ilarh Of beulnnlnpI
containing acres, more on less excepting small
atfp on tho east aldo heretofore conveyed by Chris
tian kTunf 70 Zion church,
Appraised Atti,bOo
gae 10 commence ~ ono O'Clock D. m, rerma
~ a, LElNlNOER sheriff
HARrRR 4 KHIOnhAuH, Attya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
The nnmbeT deeIded wIthln Odd year
Making total number cases tried this Iear,d

aa against a total number last year Of
SO, OF the above decided aud pendlng
oaaeR "a were brought by husband, W
were brought by wifei 10 wherein attOr'
ney allowed wife, 10 casa wherein d.
yorCe granted husband were dama'
red 10y husband, 80 divorces granted
wife, l2 dismissed by wife, Fourteen
cases wherein question OF children was
raised, In one case they were given 10
father and 10 cases were given 10 wife,
FITEs AND COSTS,
There were $685. of fines assessed IN
criminal cases which were II collected
from debta There were 9825B3l OF
costs assessed In criminal caaeN Of which
8li6,A0 were collected from debts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1850

tho following described real estate situated IN h0
county ~ stark aud state " uhln, And known ha u
part ~ tho uuttlWrHi quarter NJ section 4, cuinf
menOlnH for hnuudfy NJ 10 point IN tho uufih I'M
Of lAudi owned Ny one w, q, NllllAWs iul ilrl
eastward from tho southwest cOrUer Ol % tNri 0i
land cnninlulugN Actcs conveyed by lUlur inuuru
aud wife ~ Isaiah A.. Pool hy decd dated October
e4 itlill thence nnrhNhrdly Wi feet WChUl puia
nol with the west boundary NJ tnld two acre fhcti
thence OnsiwHtdly along thU north luO NJ tnld two
acre tract hA feet aud lurhuai thence hnulhWHrdly
parallel Win ilr west boundary " Hhlu Two acre
tract COG tcui Inches ~ nnlnt M ihr moth luu uI
hnid Williams lhudI thence NrstNuWly un ulr north
linu VI Williams land lH feet Nlnchus tn place Of hrs
glunuH IN Canton tOWulllp, sln'k county, 1lHO tho
fight pf way urrUm nrippi lana 10 itrt Wide iuis
ming west aud east across 1d two aero tluut Ou The
east side tlrrtOfand tiflp 10 foot wide running
hcruaa said two aero tract north nnd south tie cust
line 0f said strip being tho tAld Wr lur ui Tho rnr
col NJ land conveyed, foHrNlnB however IN tho
YnCu OF any aud all parts 0f anld two aero tract
tho rlglt of way for thum, thoIr nclr glll assigns
fOruyu mld twntfip1 NJ lfnd ud rlgluHuf way ~ DO
used by hnld grantee, hA heirs aud assigns Unli ~
nppurnuh 10 tho parcel Ot land huruhy conveyed,
but subject 10 all Wml Highways,
Appraised VI $500
sale 10 commence ~ O'Clock D. N. Terms,
cash,
a, LEiNlNGEL sheriff.
MILLER a roNEgiSE, AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
sHRRIPr sALE.
Caroline Aohlaoppl ! Atlas oder of qalo
VI, y STARK County Common
Louis AohlAeppL flcM Court

Ivy virtue of pn alias order Of sale issued by the
clerk Of tho court nf common pluA " stark
county, Ohio, IN tho above action, and ~ me dis
Tooled viii Offer Tor anl0 90 public uutrry ~ thr
door " tho court house, lil tho tty Vt Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
oUR HoYs I'M PARIS,

The Boa Voyage--.New York Harbor,--
The Gay French oapltoi''-iha Great MI
fol Tower---Ih9 Out Door Theatres
aud tho French uirla''-oanlon shows
I'm wall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
There were A. Corouers inQuostI dur
Ing tho year ~ follows;

OF which ~ were males, were females
20 were native born, 81 foreign born, !
unknown. Six accidents were super
induced by drunkenness,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
SUITS ron DIVORCE,

The auIts for divorce pending and
brought within tho above stated as
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
sHERIEF sALh.

Michael Miller Order OF Sale, stark
W. y County Common flrM
John A. cope ctux Court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

The FIRST ease tired under the new city
ordinances which WAS passed b. the rons-
mon council last Friday night. vas hronghs
np beEsre Justice RiHgs Tuesday The
ordiaanee provides that whoever shaH sell
cigarettes 80 boys under Is years OF age
shall be liable 10 4 arc 81 not less than
80 on ns0re than ~ A Japanese
cigar dealer on South Third street, near
Aain. rs arrested Tuesday By Officer
rhsahan and charged Rith violating The or.
hinance. The officer had found little
Benny Shoemaker, aged Is years. vsgoF-
oasiy pafIing away ut Vanity Fair. :"
lie stepped the bby ard askea him
where re bought the cigarettes
Benny aemnrred 1t fFst. but finally con-
scented 70 tell. Shsahan then got ont a
warrant and arrested the Jap. who pro-
tested that he had sis5ae nothing gr0ng
Justice Rivers explafaed the working 81
the new eogwheei in the city's Law naa.
chinery and charged his prisoner SO for
tie lesson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
DRIVEN FROM HOME.
ia Asked In Reuniting an
Eyieted Irish Family.
osxslno or RED MEMS HALL
- xss rgxsss piled VITA tha Aaaiser
-wssk en- ahe Big nsteI-A sew
snAnsb 30 Seattle

S..~ea Cain asa wlfe wsse esfcsed and
s,.een frons heir hone ia County Galway.
s..s..s ana s~a44 - eeAEfte srvaa weeRs
- ~<ere tlsey uiKbf enjoy The freedom
g-....S tsssm Is .Aelr natEya land Their
- - rendered ~ imperative tns4 they
- s.sasae 20 hrsng wash Them thalr three
ss,rsxsnx ehisdrsn Catbegin. aged I9s
NaI.zM. aged II. ard Henry, aged II
f3ss
r. eh4asr tie amount necessary 70 pay
- a. khlgdrens passage aeFoss che
3,5..fge. Mr.. Tin has been rendered the
1880 a friends III flts CITY. Last
.-.s:ne be came 10 the office Of tbs Fosz-
s.srarsrxg. and told tbs following
ssefs
came here seYen weeks ago HIfsf my
IL hon County f1al~ay. Ireland. J Nas
....z Il ssse pmfsecnfea ard eviefed teuanta
5 skzf eonnfry. And without moments
<.s<s kad al ny property and my home
tzksa fs0m me Indeed LOST usy left ere
Is aegsuassg ny little holding. bat Il
s,asIsd nss nothing. We bed 70 ieaye Al
esss sd wsse afahIe to bring cur ehls-
49, nth - Five Of orr OifsrEiHg lie
kesesth tho SOD n the old country aud tbs
4Erse Hrinz We are anxious 20 hare with
= hkfa
when Ne arrived IN Seattle. lhsnks 70
1s xsrm hearf and kindness soE Jndge
fsrnsa, Was atafs 50 gst employ userlt sssa
I've hean working ever since 70 provide a
eat.fersable h1.sse sly wife hiss also been
rlysa sashsng 10 do ~ many Of tho Ame-
rsAn laAEss in this city.
4 iew days 80 Mrs. H. q. Christopher
rrsenfe.s - - = very beautisal clock.
shslh sgS OF more and friends suggested
f1sl xsi Up F&ale for the clock as .
s<4ss II raisine the amount to pay the
tzssa9e ef Gs.s children ont here. ] AN get
Ing No That yafiie and Il wili be held uext
s.sardks night. II liz South Second street,
4 our hnnse il too small for such = puF-
rsoe. The tiCKsts ars - centa each. and /
81 kind frseEdk 10 bny them and help as
.sr ~ fhiiaFen's sake, who are anxious 20
make homs complete once more,
taught slae village scno0l IN County
esEUsy toF se7en years, and expect letter
.ros our ehiidren there IN few days. |
h1uk TIE kind people OF Seattle from the
tgsiom ct ms heart for the generous as
sIeaAnce they have rendered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

TIE tenf4 ssorax SD s4sex neeezszry sgtfeies
f9r fhs use 81 The First Fessinest whfle IN eansp
af 0lymDla wfll 81 paekna up s0asy Basses she
siifsesion q alenteaaas Is G wasAbnrn. Astlng
qnArtsrnaafsf. and fnipped TO DiFmyia tlhss
afteraoaF II a'eIcek. sas the Steamer Emins
Harvard. Lfeufeaan e5gEba1a. vita detail Of
81 mes VII leave heFe Frisas eseaing Thls
pNsfy Mih pitch the sensk % camp ground 20
- seieetee - I4ers ifaas ssoxae1a. ana tae bOys
90 tbesE arrival suasag saterins wi1 hns svlsFy
fhsag resay seF thsr Tksi regiment VIII Leave
here ~ he time stxtea ynhesd4y The reEfEaisns
g1ez fully equipped wtfh slaakess evercseEs ard
e4erN IL liz Elal.aAsnrr s.1r s4lfar.lr..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

BtstssA cezwzakle ard stEnr shossnx shem -
East axce mm4e 10 b me- railway mall esafk
- he RDFslAa@ &pnkzne Fnn.
ne seassse nssee has noi3iinx - - Nlfh hst-
seES 81 TITS kkae Tnes ~ pas IL = pemeh 81
tbe sztw cat nais e5esk 81 sEie Tssssz 4. Egok9ne
ran. fFausfeFsed ~ Eta~k Iuaef1on anA wsssa
sENg reach here are kaaaeI ts sne pcse0esne 10
aNAst tie sapass1te 81 ne ssvrt Tew aseraa boat
- Wakes pelnt nssaz ihssf arrival f1ey
are for sEe nrss sfgzs fensrsz frsza the pazeal
ssenped aid forwarded 90 BffslsA cosunkEs.
TIE fuusaes are nos spsnlsi at TIE eassse ossspr.
saa consequently - bsaxne ian * ats2cass
60 Il -
Foetrra ater kscokss = - lsiss - knSw ~.
sAe rzekase - ssss- bgsE 80 ne savesxi gAsasn
Nhtesa Chsei Henry ~ fhe NsTtAerD d5ssk.sn
rs the railwsg mail servI9s viii 8nssisuse isnzrls
Stately weaIa lay She rnxitss opsa- TIE sesaigs
foaas weFa yesterday soszHxdes 70 taeaz pscsxs
1eaxfasts0Hs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
aoNF o.rslpE PROPERTY.
nsse Ssw RAT. rsisa with the Cewaty
AultkkNr

afss Sew riafs piled with the Canaty
Au1Stor.
sAR @asewiNe pats @Nre Aled wsth tAs
ssseN sssfisslf yssssFstas
~ -ssF~ sssst plas vas als8 by g. SEeiuse.
ssstAtts e tie Hax hWesf ssaAFseeo % tie nAsz
- Sazssss ~ swstsea II. sawasaSp q nafsh.
- cas- sst = sit=@.s.i Ese getteS seaIa a
= : fssseF reslea = PAT ~ als ssss st8saaa
- s'%a - ksst stsnAsea ga ths ssnsa seSi
49, = issR s@ssAeAst aAasses ans s0s y ssea a
49, - Ne assfh9sss eeessef 81 EAa sAakAa&ss
80 = sae aessaNess eaa7teg % sseiiss =
- : sNafs sxsl tAss,sa saakh - aatsA isae
sszss 9as1tsssa sist@ kaeasu e8ss .
- ~sss eefNes - t.sl ; snA aesth " ssAsglrs
- seasAsa sas twN4SS sssSS A. is saxssus "a
49, = nezss, fsnsx essL FAs ssEoess are
- 1ssksfs tssess Eszs SarF. Wills. kIrx&.
- EesF4 FsastA AIS tassa re aysksnal
- eAs sasysxe4 ~ fe&s sAazs az $50 Garth
Khs aessgesas b. = eegrs<&Epa "a
- = s2ewss=s= sssaisiaa - Se&ssas. - Is
- = sec eas esfssv RSswsis. Ala mzas ssss.
- g - asssaNtss SHssssf & tne sazsneAsz
- = ssSssss -. tsp asAgp ID ss9zsa, Fas<s !
- Asaop IS sssvsss ass gAsses vAe
= =. 8 ssss,as &es@s Nsetk Fearsh an4 sxsSash
eAsaNss Aaa gesskeg aNnAaFS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
rHn ne morEI.
nep sAe Wort j. Hsias pushra en To
90 BENNY HsIf. 4

hAN tAe Work - 8ssiar pushea eH Toy
as nsnAs HAlt
eTsg isethlras II the 1000 % Faek
$50 wii 80 into the Denny heteL. ~ laid
- tAt hallsssng II now visible . soue dis.
tzazs iFam the commanding Ill oa which
ssAnas Though only two vi the i've
ssufses aFs ap Il will not require nearly 50
aakh bFsk wuFA 10 finish ahe walls IS has
ssfsaay teen done
Aexsing engine ard boiler j. On The
rpsna and wisI he sst up in few DAYS
~ uaei tar lffslng hFsek and mortar 10
~ HNr<r stories as the work Progresses
Re sAssans have almost finished las sag
Ee - stores ia Tho main entrance oa she
Nais SIDE They are Chackanas sans3-
sspAs from BelasnghAm bay and are cut in
ssss large pieces
tsasfaStos lsetyin hAs fortunately not
- aslayed hy anything yet lie now
- sssaans nsseFlAl na hand a. kexp the
vesA gossEs ana has enough canvas to cover
- N3iis snd she aasons for ) length q
= ssxt This ulll nof - usess. haseves,
- sae RAINY season sets fairly tn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

TN THE PROBATE cOTkT or ETNG
i crunsy. stsse q #ashinKson-
II rs mxtfss - tie estate ct Cornel1na g
Lewis. deceased
N0fSp il herebB NsFen o. toe creditors 81 said
knSsna claims egaf1at thf taaH aEeaese1, 81 pre-
ssns tAeaz. Wskh tie necessary Ko1fhsFk aftsto
cue year sessx fAti 8atc "a thts nsfsce - ThGmAa
fsste9t dmlnhstFafet ~ t&s - ~ q fke easd
aennmsna ~ MA n9ken, fsrm ). 11EualsFn -Eo1 70
saisasng 80 seessa street. 50 1hs csfF 81 Sessties
THOMAS +. EFsTKf1A
Gdm5asssrstos 81 tAe e. SO IL fsHHaglns =
I.rNzR 1eEease9x
Dated seattle. Me7emAer IL tsssa
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a fvertsscnnenfS naasS sife 4 a1s q Lost Fpana
Ter saaA for Rent sad sfnatiaas AnteS wtii
he inserted &c she Fate ~ 2 MS a word faF The
nfst insertion ieess ssIgd Tor "a saaseS ueai
aHsseftion Fkyueag s4Hsys ia atgAaea
NOTtCr-fhe hussnfSs cree ~ ths Fnsr-fE
TgAIasNeEa VII ksFeafpsF h. spea unsll IL . as
tia st6tz8 H3vestiss meats wga - received up 20
thas hsun
The following ietsegs are awAapg advertisers
- 4kts h+ssaa.
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rnK RAD MINIS oPKNrSo.


New Lodge.
TIE grand opening OF the sodge.Foosn Of
HSssle tribe. No g Improved Order Of
Es.I xFsa IN tisT HSrms & DIekman bnild-
& III Tuesday night wAs grand success. The
s6sefsainment began with the opening ode.
eKlnaslne Council Fire Sachsn James
ssslsy then maize a short address with
fsiefanee 10 tie bsnegoIanrs Of the order
ssa IL present prosperity
iHlxe idchfenheFg q member OF The
Aei Mon. Fas~ : speech detailing the
ss8ereks q the offes from TIE time 81 lis
inandAslop when Christopher Columbus
Atgoxsred AmeFtca.
Altnf she remarks BY Judge IaehienbsfE
~ ioEloeihs musical and literary pro-
asAmnss s4s renasFcd under the direction
IL Ma Adsise K. Pratt
ssease 4Sis s...-.....a.......M Miss Haskinxscn
keeiinx s.......,........ Mics Rachael unmmel
t9AS ssss-ssassseassss AfN A. ~ nff1Tf
h3AatNk sssssss....a..s-ssfi ss Adaie 4. Pratt
The aceF vas then cleared and Prof 81,
& neieh aud orchestra provided music for
tht Kei Men ard their friends aud iasiles.
We daaSed from 1000 TIL u'esork this
mafning Forty couples took part IN the
4saaFllss. iAueess. waitxes. newporls. and
sseans fancy dances. The piano used our
rs Ese ssenine Was furnished free By F.
NhSssslamrf.
1hs Bed Men and their friends bad a
Nass sEsoyal4e evening and have good
ssass - BE- psoad og their large and hand
sane rooms. THE furnishings ARE neat
81 hAfnuaisas ~ well ~ pretty. aud Tor
swh aa9eeeAsson - that OF lAst evening Is
nasl admirably arranged. Neat tuesday
nizha she BED Men wEl meet for ne par
Fnsss "a business, with the pleasant sne mo-
- q last evening 10 add sest 20 their
skar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
Notice 70 cradlsers.

Tx THK PROBATE cOBRT OF KING
4 rnnneg Esmfa ~ WasAtaesaz
Is tie nssa.eF 81 ne sssais * CAaSAas o. sawss !.
s3freaesa
Nsstss - keseky xfvEn - faE ex<aitesa q the
Fak4 cAkrsfa q 4swelt 8ses Ass4. 50 - 81 50
ssIsa hsFsns f1assna aga sac fne sid aeas4Assi.
ts 1reeeass sNsfx mfaA ske M&rfaeafx FasEMer8
NsfAEn eas a. after tbe a4fe q tAas nnt1e&s
f<5sssss r sssss e9saia - EessF af tSk e4tsfe %
- sss asezzss4 hss efssSe eeFr8f q Ffasa
sA4 zass5 akxe4ss * 10 "a * Seatkie. - az
- f9&4Esa & sTtSasE
Asszsnsstzsser 81 ths es&@ss of tastes ~ News
r,ss-s :. I. -. Soeemse- Il. 80.
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GEORGE /. MEACHAM
GIT Third Street.
Gordon Hardware 20 Closed Today

Owing - the death OF Cap. G. /. Dinaley, enc
% the heaviest steeKhs dssFs Of the Gordon Hard
ward Co. whose iaasrAi takes place Al Oakland.
Cal. teN<isy. the n e. SD warehouse eft tha
eenpany wlii ie clscsl f.lf he slsy
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First u. T. church, November ~ thea George
w Walker, Of west SestSle, aaa Marie Ewing,
~ StAf1le. Rev b y. CAN fSea osslessftng.
FRANk-lohk-~At the residence o ~, = Lobe,
By Mayer Robert Koran, Navesnles n tSs9
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Co ta u 50 Napefte Ea1se sister 81 NJ. r. Isoke
aHA ~ Mr. q Regastriii.
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Drum Major Hopksnit. Of the First regi-
msas. ~ g. W made q tour Of the British
colonies with Liberatiil band and on Ehe
return 10 Seattle Of that organization was
made the very tempting offer by Liberati
u = steady position 1T . good salary. He
refused the offer. however, pfegerr1ng TO re-
main ~ Seattle aud with the regiment.
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hUdk1E Or H{ASnLAsT10A.
NOTICE or NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that Henry Patton has this
dAF sold his Interest IN the firm o. Norris 4 Co.
cenfectioners- and fran date .seases 20 BE-
member of said firm. The new FIRM. under The
name OF Guy Morris & Co. Will continue basil
ness and is obligated 70 assume and pay the In
debfe1ness Of the old frm.
HENRY PATTON,
GUY MORRIS.
oiymria. November 8, 1852.
FT,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx.
iEtiBg between T. II. w ftaa aud George A.
White, deing business under the zsfne of L H.
Wtffeu 4 Co, is this day dissolSei BY mutual
consent. l. b. Wilton retiring The business viii
be c0rdaetad By Geo-ge A White, who assumes
81 indebtedness AMI collects sli outstanding
LII WILTON,
GEORGE A. WHITE
DIssoLUTIOS NOTIcE-THR 10 PARTNER
~ ship heretofore existing bstween George
DeGgal and Hugh ). Tayisr under the 6rTn name
OF DeGTef & Taylor. Is this day dissolved by
mutH consent. Hugh Taylor rairing. George
Dessraf assumes al the liabilities pi the OLD firm
aud viii continue the business.
GEORGE DE GRAF
HUGH s. TAYLOR.
November = 1850
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Lake zvenne. NORTH seassie
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nLD rArEgs AT THIs oFFIcIs-2scA Bun
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GHEAPzg THAN TIA cH1APRsT-THE
~ seattle FNrnifRrs Co. sells farnikEEs cheap.
e tAaa aay 0<heg house n the cFx- Call 3nd
rfiee oar goNia and be c0uy1nceA Ls2s Tra1f
stree neAz Ptke street
I,oR TURNING. &C a0iIr sAwIi;G AND Grx.
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any ctAer 6su - OF aroanG seattle. Try fheE
aud Tog will 6ad i - Pike ana Fifth
rENHR PAREE LACY MACHINERY c0M-
u paHy. s. znd IS North Frens street, Pe<sland
Or. manufacturers OF 9n1 dealers ID NIL an5
mining zschtnesy, boilers. enEsncz. wood azd
iron workinz machinery. EsfimafeS furnished
On complete plants e. every descr psaon seattle
o1sce. roow Z. KIizen block.
ESTAREISHED IN lssa-REABY FoR BEsE.
~ ness: ,. AnteoDy. eoekEsn1erv, pApes
rulers. blank hook snanUfActurer music maze
zines. saw hooks b0una substantially IN any
style. best wosk NJ reasonable prizes seal skins
an1 gsnuiEe Russia leather for aFtiEtfc bindings
s ssa IA. I'm, nsa = gA mi SCI &c asaa =
basement SeEftle. v ash. p. o. bef 6a&
OK TO $50 A MONTH CAE BR MADE
Assf working for IA Agents preferred wko
can furatsh 8 horse and giFe ths9r time 70 TIE
business spare moments may BE prcsstAnly
employed aizn A few vacancies in towns and
cities b, f. JOHNSON 4 Co, los Mafa street
Richmond, Va ,. B.-FieAse stale arr and
business experience. Never mind sanding
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