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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09
TO Cure Pea Vines.

Farmers are generally familiar
with the use of salt in putting away
hay, but J have not known it used so
efieciually, in curing pea vines, there.
fore desire my experience given for
the benefit Of readers of the Cultiva-
tor.
| cut the vines with a bush scythe,
from about nine a. m. to two p. m,
letting them lie upon the ground until
near night. I ther, with a rake or
prong, pile up the vines in small rolls
loosely. About twelve o'clock the
next day / turn these rolls over, and
if necessary repeat the process on the
following morning.
I haul them to the barn the third
day after cutting. and pack away,
sprinkling salt from time TO time, so
that it may 20 through the vines in
the course Of packing. As to the
quantity of salt, use your best judg-
ment. In few days the mass will
be quite wet near the surface. This
moisture, as it leaves the vines, dis
solves the salt, and makes a perfect
cure. The vines are green and ten.
der with all the leaves retained, and
stock eat every particle.--Soitthern
C,lltipator.
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Physicians Confess .

All honest, conscientious physicians
who give B B B Botanic Blood Balm)
trial, frahkl" admit its superiority
over all other blood medicines.
DR.. w. J. Aaai-, Rockmart. Ga.
writes 'I regard u B b as one OF
the best blood medicines"
DIR. A. II. Roscoe, Nashville Tenn,
writes; "All reports of Il II Il are
favorable, and it's speedy actions Ia
truly wonderful"
DIR. j. w. Rhodes, CrawfOrdsyille,
Ga, writes: II confess Ii Il B IL the
best and quickest medicine for rheu,
matism have ever tried"
DIR. =. J. Farmer, Cfaw fordsyille,
Ga, writes 81 cheerfully recommend
Is Ii B az fine tonic Alternative. It's
use cured an excrescence OF the neck
after other remedies effected no pre-
ceptib)e good.n
DIR. G.. II. Montgomery, Jackson.
vile, A la, writes MY mother in
sisted On my getting Is B y for her
rheumatism, as her case stubbornly
resisted the usual remedies. She ex.
perienced immediate relief and her
Improvement has been truly wonder
ful.n
Prominent physician who wishes
his name not given, says: "a patient
of mine whose case OF tertiary syphilis
was surely killing him, and which no
treatment seemed to check, was en-.
tirely cured with about twelve bottles
OF B Ii B lie was fairly made up ol
skin and bones and terrible ulcers"
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The Clergy Recon- m end It.

Malaria Is nothing more than blood
poison and when its attacks are felt
something must be taken to complete
ly eradicate the poison from the sys-
tenn. DIR. Westmoreland's Calisaya
Tonic is the most efficient blood medi-
cine in existence, and all disorders OF
the vital fluid readily succumb to it's
influence. A minister writes
Nashville, Tenn.
Gentlemen-I find need some tom
ic as an appetizer, and also to fortifyI
my system against malarial influencesf
from having tried it myself, and froIE
the testimony Of others who had tri3d
1t, in whom l can rely. know /of
nothing so good as DR.. Westlorelar/d's
Calisaya Tonic. Please express jme
three or four bottles to the above ad =
dress and oblige, Yours sincerely.
VIM. Hep--'- Id,
Pastor Edgefield. oArch.
Buy DR.. Westmo alisaya
Tonic Of all druggist
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09
The Game Law.

Sec. 1864, 1t shall not be lawful
|or any person in this State, between
he lst day of April ard the lst day
lf November, in any year hereafter,
70 catch, kill or injure, or pursue with
|uch intent, or to sell or to expose for
fle, any wild turkey. partridge, dove
f"odchnck or pheasant and any
berson uri guilty thereof shall be
ined lot Tess than ten dollars, or
ne imprisoned not less than ten days,
which fine, if imposed, shall gaSone
ralf thereof to the informer aud the
Pther half thereof to tke school fund
Il the county wherein the offence was
committed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09

TOT H'rH WHIT efioSc offgf11f principles
will, if he will resolutely adhere to
them.
But they require will and moral
power to put them faithfully to prac.
tice. He must be able to say !: Il will
not want everything l see. Twill not
dIshonor agriculture, the noblest voca-
ton in the world, by pawniug ITS pro-
duce before nature has had time to
make it. l mean TO be landlord and
not tenant.
Mr.. Editor, mortgages are held to-
day to the extent Of three thousand
million dollars on the farms of the
Western States by capitalists IN New
England. This means that landlords
are diminishing In number and ten
ants multiplying 1t means that the
noble vocation Of agriculture is sur.
rendering its independence that the
vocation which brings man nearest to
God in his business is going into ser,
Witty.
Let us say to the farmers that if
they will abide by the original laws
of all industry aud of all trade they
will ere long hold mortmain of the
earth as broad as their acres and as
deep dowr as the centre of the globe,
aud this grand freehold will yield
them plenty, wealth and power.
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Fooled tb. Agent.

You are man O business, he said
entering the office without an invita-
tion, 'and you oupn to have your life
insured for about Sio'ooo at least. l
represent the safest company on the
face of the earth and should like to
make out a 'oiicy 1or you. Don't
You think it y'ou'o ne good idea 2
Certainly reP''ed the harassed
man, whilefa strange look fitted
across his Y"oe nave often thought
or 1t. BY 'n. way just pass me that
oottie OIL .o" ,"'H'u'e Oh the she'i
i am 'ouo'eu Win d terrible cough
ana caf o' ~ se. r'u OF IT,
ny" '0o 'ee' III tn's company
you1
N''se .'e moment ~hiie L take
aYOoe u '"'S consumption cure won't
T,c
I A was saying II
" pei'eo.'y s'u"u /" hea'th as
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09

The following is the report of the
South Carolina weather service acting
In cooperation with the United States
siR'n.-service for the week ending
Saturday September, %:
Weather conditions throughout the
week have been most favorable to the
farming Interests, especially for pick
ing cotton, which is being picked as
\ rapidly as possible from the tenor OF
Ireports it is expected to fall little
short Of an average the staple is
good and commands good prices,
khich will more than Offset the crop
last year. Other crops such as
1corD, peas, potatoes, turnips, etc. are
reported fine, promising large yield
Farmers are satisfied with the general
results.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09
NOTICE FROM COUNCIL

1T. For the year ending April 30
1890, IA tax not exceeding fifteen cent
or such part thereof as, in the discr
ton Of Council, may be required, shi
he paid into the Treasury OF the tow
of Lancaster, on each hundred dollaS
of the assess sed value of all real aI.,.
personal property, within the limi q
"fsaid town: Said tax to be paid wit
| in such time rs may be hereafter fix :
by council, due notice thereof bel
given. .r~.-
20d. That for the purpose OF carr
ing into effect the provisions of I
above section, and in accordance wi
the terms oflhe last charter, the ID
lowing persons are hereby appOIntcN
and required, alter being duly quail
fled, to make II just and impartial
sessment Of all real and personal pm
perty. subject to tax action within
said town, and return the same with
one month after their notice, to
| council, namely: w. ID. LemmonSS
w. B. brennan and w. ]. Cunning.
ham aud all owners oftaxable pro
perty within the limits Of the Town o.
Lancaster are required to make tru,
returns of the game under oath, to the
commissioners above named, or 9th.
! ers in their stead, and upon failvE.
neglect or refusal so tU do whey, re,
quired, the said commissioners/shai
fix such value thereupon as m tneii
Judgment may seem just. StpJec' u
appeal, "a in such cases prondea.
l.. g. PAYsEUR, attendant.
L. s. MCMANUs, C'erk.
August 49, 1889.
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.HStse 5es'~
rst lessons in the eIemen-

~ ''''on' ih 'ne 0'epi''
tary geogfaPfy is devoted to the
shape Of the globe. You must have
studied it when a boy"
OF course did, but"
And it is no longer theory. Cir.
cumnavigators have established the
fact
Il know, but what meant was that
would do anything to please you.-
All Minerva, if you knew the aching
void
There is no such thing as void,
James. Nature abhors vacuum !;
but admitting there could be such a
thing, how could the void you speak
of be void if there was an ache in itT
Il meant to say that my life will be
lonely without you, that you, are my
daily thought and nightly dream. /
would 60 anywhere to be with YOU
If you we're in Australia, or at the
north pole. would fly to you, l.
Fly 1t will be another century
before men can fly. Even when the
laws of gravitation are successfully
overcome there will still remain, says
late scientific authority, the Difficult
ty of maintaining balance
well at all events exclaimed the
youth, I've got fair balance in the
| bank and l want you to be my wife.
\Therep
well, James, since you put It in
that light, l. Let the curtain fall.
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Bucklen's Arnica a Salve.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
ehilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
ions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
|d. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Crawford Bros.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09

Luke Crawford, of Thomaston,
Ga, is The champion horse snapper Of
that place. He had one day three
horses, altogether not worth 5000, and
during the day traded fifty FIVE times
and quit with one horse, it being one
of the same he started with. He also
had as a result of the days work $3.50
in money, bull and buggy.
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SOUTH.

rJ' DaIIy, except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
AZ camden with South Carolina
hall"ay at Kock Hill and Blacks
pu,B WIN richmond & Dsnville l.; at
u;ii Gicaster @ win Z d & II r at Rock
Hlii with &C & 4 RR; al CharIeston
Win Steamer Lines at (ntawh,,
Junction with G G & NRR.. and the
Seauoard Air Line; at YorkvilIe with
- " L. X K; at Blacksburg with A &
& A l. r r.
JOHN +. JONES.
-, Supt: and Traffic Manager.
h. a. JOHNSON, Gen. Manager.
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Found I'm the rGowsp aper.

Frsm the Cresco, Iowa, Plaindea-
ler." 1--WE have never, IA our readers
for nearly thirty years In this county
can testify, writtena puff OF any pat
emf medicine. Duty as well "a incli-
\pation impel us to depart from this
\adied silence, to cay To our readers
Dthe public that. having been COM
kprOstrated with violent and
~ cold, after three days
with ordinary remedies
mo relief from their use,
bottle of ClarkeIs Ex-
1apillon) Cough Cure,
= instant relief and
ent under its use. 4"
Sl.00. Ask tor
"Best on earth. -
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DIR. L. SIMPSON,
SURGEON DENTIST

Will he found In his office in the
Cunningham Building from tho
lst to the Goth Of each month.
7 HAVEan experience of twenty.ope
Il years. With all the latest i'm
provements and appliances of my pro-
fession, my work will always speak
for itself.
Bay TERMS CASH or Gilt-edge
Paper at 10 per ccn'.
SIMPSON, ID. DIS.
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HEATH, SPRINGS g. CO.,

Is entitled to the credit of having class of goods
hey want and need at prices entirely satisfactory the
to cast our lot with ~
Enjoying do exceptional advantages for buvng both Drv
"ood ana drocerles nheap-as low South can
purchase themwe made it rule at the outset, and
strictly adhered to it, give customers the benefit Of orr m
& frequently selling them goods prices
what other merchants paid markets for exactly n
same class of goods. ~ ~ ''' 'N"''S ''e
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A. w. GLEASON,
Notary ppbli,
| SEAL.
COurting a SchO0lmarm.

"Yes," said the young man as he
threw himself at the feet of a pretty
school teacher, Il love you and would
20 to the worlds end for you
You could not go to the end Of the
world for me, James. The world or
the earth, ns 1t is called is round like
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY, s. S.
Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner Of the firm of + ]
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City ofToiedo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Catarrh, that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
Sworn to befo% -.uc and subscribed
In my presence, fhis 9th day OF Decem-
ber,-A ID. iS66.
49, A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL. Notary Public.
~-
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system -
Send for testimonials, free. +. J.
CHENEY t& CO, Toledo, o.
|-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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FIFTY ILLUSTRATES THE UNPARALLELED PRESUMPTION
o our competitors who periodically hoarse
ana rush into print trying believe that thew
done something for the Lancaster they have
prces established claim leadership of
~" piices Knocked down the figures exclusive
OF tare Bargains etc. when the people, amused
the audacity and brass than and
appreciate the FACT that the house of ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-10-09

South Carolina Railw
COMMENCING SUNDAY'.
- !, 1889, at go A. NJ, Pa Jan.
Trains will run AS follows until ssenger
notice. Eastern time:" urther
TO AND From cHAxLEsro
EAST. (DAILY).
Leave Camden
Arrive Charleston q m
Leave Charleston
Arrive Camden II! W w N
Due Columbia 1910 q IN o. os m
To AND YRoM COLUMBIA
EAST, DAILY
LeaveColumbia 900 q m 81
Arrive Camden 1908 a m 81 ~ =. m
To AND FROM AUGUSTA. III
EAST DAILY
Due Auou.ta =, az SO m
Depart auvu.t, 40 m
Due Columbia aO p IN
Con,o,Ion, ,. -. ~. 30 p m
with Columbia and Greenville noia
with Charlotte, Columbia and A noan,
Railroad To and from All moi, igusta
both roads. " on
with Georeia Railroad and gusta
Railroad 10 aud from, al, nnInts entral
and Snmth At RiacL viiia tn .n, West
points ON BarnweiI railroad. from
Through Tickets can be pure
TO all points South aud West. iasou
JOHN b. PECK, Gen'l Mana
.. ALLIES. ''
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Age
Charleston. r.,
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w" Deeds. Mortgages, and :,
,BIanks for sale ss this Office. ~"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17
THE sNOQUAlMIE TERMINUS.
II Will lie at south Bend, Near
the Hop Ranch.
No Farther Progress Until the kieh
Denny 1ros Mine In the
PAss IL Opened.

sessrs. smith A Burns have husshesi
their lea miie grssiiag contract on The
seattle. Lake shore & Eastern railroad :
Snoanaimis isranch, beyond Fall city.
The track has tean laid 80 within two
miles OF the end oi the grade. ard the nails
will b. laid 10 che terminus before the
eif~e of uexs week.
Commencing september I. trains will he
run 20 sosth Bend which IS two miles be
You'd Che Hop Ranch, ard which viii be
for some time the terminus of the sDo-
guelmie branch. This station j. on the
south ~ of the sBoquslBie river, aud 10
the midst III = prairie agricultural district.
A good tewa promises 90 sprtng up here.
Hops will be shipped from south Bend this
fall. and the Tsilfoad VIII build sieietrat IS
for The accom- IA citation of traffic.
rfon con pist.ou of the track to South
Bend 40 more work will tt done this year.
;ssss, indeed until the Denny iron mine
tscnfy mites farther eest. IN the snoqusl-
mite pass. is opened The Denny mine Win
b. the permanent terminus III the branch.
shogs distance essi 81 south Bend tia,
mountain CRATE commences, and the
ground rises rapidly I'LL the crest II the
4 4 staasffs il reached
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PERSONAL.

Mr. " = pugan. of salem. or. is la the
city.
Judge !. H. Lewis hiss returned from a
business trip to North Saklms.
Mr.. L. L. smith and Mr.. b. X Tenney,
prominent Chicago capitalists, were at the
Sssgfsye yesterday.
sterling, III. sn1 " lie. sre spending isw
days Al the Hotel Sesgsaye.
Hon q. e. White. territorial secretary of
thsesteis. was in the city yesterday, re
turning 90 Ol nlgs isst evening.
Mrs G. Harvey aud Mrs. Il Noble. 81
snohemish, stoppes over Thursday night
81 she Sritfth. aud isfi yesterday morning
for few weeks pleasure trip To- san Fran.
cisco
Mr., t. 4 ~heFmsn, sf Fots Huron. Mich
editor OF the Duty gsases If that city aud =
prominent kepatitcsH ~ Eastern Mtehi.
gan. st~snt few hours tn seattle Yesterday
Accotu panied b. hts family he L. max iur 4
tour of the Northwest
Nj G. 7. Ctaugh. OF beaver, and Mr.. r.
G. jenkins. If Aberdeen. Disk arr regis
tered AT the iyifsith. Bath Of these gentle,
snen are cenIem plating soing into basi
Hs-s hore. Mr. ienkins all probably epen
eaak and Mr.. Niongh viii 80 lnto the
/ wholesale grocery business.
Mr.. orviile I Porter. ~ Albany. or
whom President Harrison recently APP
ssuibted United states marshal for Alaska
VAS one 81 she passengers oR the Coruns
which sailed for AisSks Yesterday morn.
ing Mr.. Porter Is q newspaper laan: for
many years was the editor ard propfietor
af She Albsny Hefaid, ard later 81 lhs. Al.
Naax batieffa
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AMI sEN ENTs.

CHICAGO NoNKBY NoAfANy 49, OF the
Chicago t'omo,iy Company, which opens a
seasoa ef hte nights and tnatiHy, at Turn
ball neNt Tuesday evening. the Victoria
te.es5sf IT 5wly - hss iap following Ia sAs
ae philharmonic hail presented an ia
Sire appearance last Might Tor IL wss
ee@ts dci to ffS eo4f- o. greet the tbieago
toinestf COMPANY in the Diamond Ms.
'rFf Tie caslVdy t. a aost Interesting
iag a4sp. and there Is frlus h~Rinniuv 10
snl doR 81 wil that TENDS To- keen the
sudivsacs 10 continual go-si humar. Thls
s@U q D. hafsiiy otherwise hen J G.
Irwin Il IA sac east, for be & oas Of the
t9nhtess sfs8 bsssf comedians that ever
visited Ntcioris. Nsny will renaemter
aiia o. TIE comedian II tav Katie Putnam
co1Esany during scYesai at Its visits IN
Ftt"iAs tie sstfns "a have sstsied to his
i,'stitcr nun. aud b. appearance ssn fhe
STAY = sufficient ga create a isa9h Miss
- lnnaAm IS Polly fsrklts. was a
silotcnty fAyoT az once " RAYMOND as
81 considerable shiiity sai sAS weli re-.
cgtvSa Miss V Sfsow As Mary Marshall
tav urruln c IT she play. "a 80 natnral RHsi
;ssfasiuS Mss AuniS y iumHu was also
ss''rt ls'iaS 9eh1sing's sy-aetsfftss were a
STATURE Di TIE txNutag The balance of the
ras' weTe ssfns1 a. thrsg work and the play
y - uru pest on iu eyess nspesst The
-ornfsBN : tsT xhessl af tNe great sas flrsty
Fl c1metiy cpEnr&nies that asa 3assf is
.he heater J + itaye& piano sssia< eVrv
sat8cirn. vrsnFu ses she fseaey BE - q
very brilliant fs'FinfEacx autt has several -
.ssgGs NWFss AsghtX a4Bt.i al itsst
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~. rsy.z xfnnesosa. Nay @. willard,
s.ssx ssnssxa fssps0Sua Niupkss, Mira
vr4 ARITHMETIC xrxSryoSS
TIE arithmetic 60 ssfspsss we're unans-
rnrsssss sses 20 Be sers bard. Foiiosizs
Il copy
II tsse driving wheel CT . iocamofive
rz~kss reve u ssas yer seeund. sud e
4 ; b r~xusution Eorss rs fsss. how far wsll
il more in m hour
Mai s II. ssssst az q rsszs IL wcosl fees
wide. sees Aiga and Il feet long. Al sac
per earss
"a Ia. tie wh n ". sghing - pcussds per
~ fsoss he gsia 81 iose. SID nos
ae cosnseansi nn1nssss. ssale, dec
III a1f msssse~
8 ars "a lowest rsas 4 as div del Is
90. Il vssesi By : IS TIRES
slip host SSsSs per cent cf is esrro n :
sold AZ sosf. and GA the rensisss-r gaia
ps ss51e ser cent was made What was the
yexnsf % rhe trsn<aetsonT
Define p~rs>eHss9e. hxpascnTsSg. bank dis
coanr. Allegation and eircis-
A nlne-Ynonsisx note. discounted al 6 per
cent Yields $s7-.S- Required The face OF
the note.
Dfsisse SIN among four boFs 81 that 4
will have s. 10 BIS 81. 3 VIII have s. 10 c :
g.. and will have e. 10 DIS s..
4 rsstern is Is feet sleer. in the shape OF
the fra rTuin al cone. the top clrrtinsss.r-
euee is 10 fses, the bottom Ii feet. How
ansng gallons Of wster viii Il aoids
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
Following Is list of the successful
eaadisstes together with their perez Aatages
in the several branches.
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NEW DISTINCT COURT CASES.
One-Thiri Of Them are Suits for
Divorce.
A woman Sued fer siasAer- Pro-
eeeatnEs Against an Insurance
Company.

The district court docket Is growing
daily. TIE average nulber Of cases niexi
% far this gnanfh Is fAEee rxr day. About
ane-rhira ST the suits sre brought Tor d.
vorce. another third Ter iaiancrsOns Yes
,er,lsy shere were ssx suits commenced.
Teresa Bertrand Elei salt for divorce
from Edward 9efrsnd. 10 whom she was
r,arYa,sl ia BROOKLYN. New York. aeou: ten
years age. Ia her compliant Mrs Bertrand
alleges that her husband has abused her
,xssstsrsav since her marriage: that he has
roxnpelisa her 10 work when she Was sies,
and fha: one daz in May OF this year he
struck her. ssisfigGfing her face aid render
srsx her unflt for werk. she asks for 4 de-
ere al ais slu-e divorce AID fhe custody
OF their only SOB. Frank. aged years.
MRS. xagsH's SHARP T5SGrg.
EilSsorsh W Mudgest. by his attorneys,
Blake & Banssine. commenced sutt
against Mrs A. j. Marsh for Sa.teo dam
ssSS fer slanderoas remarks circulated by
her in reference To hicsssH and his family.
The complaint alleges that on August l.,
1879. Mrs Marsh confrtysng 10 inlure Mr.
Audgeit in his reputation. aud 10 bring
hfs, taro public contempt. disgrace a All
rid cnie ssisi speak ia the hearing of sun.
CRY sseTspus concerning him AMI his fam
~ the false and seans sious worsfs f.siir~
ing. slse had three or four nanes. he
was driven ont Of Nfcioria by the poiesAs
she had stolen property ia his possession
s.he steals ali the wood he uses.
INSURANCE COMPANY suKD.
p. Bonneville has brought suit against
the Farmers and Merchants Insurance
Company, of Albany, Or. for the collection
OF 81 coo Insurance roliey on stock os
merchandise destroyed by fire at No. 1918
Front street on November -. ISIS.
a. g. Gofhsrt has b uuzht suit AGAINST
Alien a Parks 20 recover a lien for sl40.5a.
Sch abachcr Bros Il Co tincorpors ed
have brought il aga nst smtts 4 Bnras
for The eollecsie IN oi s. y 10 alleged II be
due for goods AMI merchandise delivered
r. y. Price has broaght suit against Mary
J aud r. " liar for the foreclosure OF q
81 100 mortgage on certain real estate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17
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day by company whose purpose is toes
tablish and conduct Democratic paper ia
Seattle. There IL no iirst-class Democratic
newspaper on the Pacific eoas. north OF
San Francisco. aud hence the new journal
viii Fl ! a long-fei want.
The new corporation viii absorb the
H0raiaS Journal. which has proved los
lug sestBre from the beginning. The
pant OF the Journal will 60 into the posses
sion OF the Democrats Probably 4 rev
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