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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-01-23
The NEWS
.A Gathered hy Our s.sdsl Gs'''In'aa'at''
Ali About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
HUNTINGDON.

Jan'y 81, 'S0.
The meetings will continue at the M. i.
Church every evening this week. The at.
tendance last week was pretty good con
sidering the weather.
Paul Long, son of the pastor, is quite
sick with Quinsey.
Major Smead and his wife are both
having their annual" lung trouble, but
unlike the past they seem to be getting
better instead Of waiting till spring.
Mrs. Lawson is still just alive. Her two
sons, Sylvester Lawson, from Elgin, Ill,
and Ashael Lawson, from Norwalk, are
with her. A daughter from Michigan
was expected before this, butwas detained
at home by sickness in her own family.
Whitney Clark and wife and Whitney,
Jr., have been visiting In Wellington and
start for their home in Glen Allen, Da., on
Monday of this week.
Mrs. Clifford Is little more comforta-
BILE.
Mrs. Benjamin Pratt has been quite
sick, but is improving.
Daisy Phelon spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Burrell and Mrs. Andrews, sisters
of Mrs. A. ]. Burrell, and Carrie Reeves,
a niece, returned to their home in Elyria
last Friday.
The literary society at the south school
house on Saturday evenings are attracting
considerable attentention. The question
for discussion on next Saturday evening
"Reso!ved that the sewing machine Is
more beneficial than the moving ma.
chine"
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est and youngest residents Of the town
ship died on the same day.
That cowardly wretch, the dog poisoner,
has been doing some of his dirty work in
this place.
Box HoMME
Leading physicians recommend Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Old and young take it with
perfect safety. 1t cleanses the blood
strengthens the nerves, and vitalizes the
system. Popular experience has long
placed this medicine at the head of tonic
alternatives
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o. B.
I'VE Point With Pride"

To the Good name at home" won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where II Is prepared. there is more OF
Hoods Sarsapaiilla sold than Of all other
medicines, and II has given the best of
satisfaction since its introduction ten
years ago. This could not be If the med
iclne did not possess merit Ifyou suffer
from impure blood, try Hoods Sarsapar.
lila and realize its peculiar curative power
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News From the County Seat.

The Court Of Common Pleas will COM
mence lis next session February 4. New
business in the courts Is coming in now.
NEW CASES FILED IN COMMON PLEAS.
Emma Barnes VS. Lewis Barnes, ali.
mony.
Emily Cox VS. Shirley Wheeler ct al,
foreclosure OF verdois lien ami equitable
relief
Theodore B. Rogers Ct alvs Lydia NJ,
squiras ct al, money. foreclosure of mort
gage, and equitable relief.
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slack shall pipe and Gill shall dance'
Just as long out In the open as they please
The free born American citizen don't Tear
neuralgia with Salvation Oil 70 the front
Only twenty-five cent investment.
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| haven't the courage to die, sir,
Hardly the courage to livei

VUTI 7 Ut TIIh UIIUUBII 10 IUIENV1 oIIf
Amt Christian enough TO forgive.
This was the wall Of a man who had
endured the tortures Of "liyer complaint"
and dyspepsia for years; and he might
have endured them for life, had he not
heard that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery would make him well man.
He gave II trial and was cured. Once
he wos hallow-syed, emaciated, and slowly
totterIng toward the tomb; but now he Is
vigorous, robust and healthy. There is
nothing that can compare with the "Dis-
covery" as a curative agent for sour stom.
ach, constipation, impure blood and bill
iousness. The worst cases OF chronic
Nasal Catarrh positively and permanently
cured by DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy
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Beware of ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

as Mercury will destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering 1t through the
mucas surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten told to the good you
can possible derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheney & CO., Toledo, Ohio, contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and acts
directly upon the blood and mucas sur
faces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine,
It is taken internally and made in Toledo
Ohio, by r. j. Cheney q Co.
eB"Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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ROCHESTER.

January II, ~.
Edwin'Thomas, one Of the oldest settlers
Of Rochester, died Saturday, Jan'y 10, and
was hsic the following Monday His
assWi4 sSsIfo oss5 years. T.---,'
Mrs. Boice and Mrs. Mastln are reported
as being very low with but slight hopes of
an ultimate recovery.
Mr.. d. s. Pond still continues very low
and is comparatively helpless.
Singing school at VI. E. Church on Sat
urd0y evenings.
There is talk Of holding a series of re-
yival meeting at the +. W. B. Church.
H. Bradford is getting material together
preparatory to building a new house.
The Bee Line agent here says the beau
tiful flowers that have ornamented the
railroad grounds must give way to ZOO
logical collection. Everybody can raise
flowers, but everybody can't have ZOO
logical garden. and II. B. won't take u
back seat for nobody.
Whooping cough prevails to some eX-
tent; also new disease that the owners
call breakneck cough is having quite a
run.
HAIL COLUMBIA.
II Is the intrinsic merit alone OF Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer that has
gained Tor II great popularity for restoring
the natural color Of the hair.
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rogr TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
The Coin. and Coming az Key City
Peopis and Their Diversions.

PORC TOWNSEND, Aug. il.
The onlv social event Of the week,
outside OF he regular at home, was
a picnic ,syen yesterday by T. NJ.
Uamraons. -. al Riley's pace. a re-
treat near he Straits %. Juan de Fuos.
Notwitbss nding that an excursion
along the lsty roads is not p8rticu-
iarlv eujos Die in the present. coudi-
ton of iht ooaas delight "a siase was
experienced hy tto-e in atts a9anee.
PERSONAL.
Nj. y. : Leviason lett for Seattle
us mon ug.
Mis- Mi7aa Hastings has retained
from las In
NJ. T. Z. Noble, OF eesttle. was in
this city ; 0ndav.
Mis- Z. b Kendrick, * uadlock. Is
visiting y bis city.
IF. Mcintyre returned ir0Ia Ia
coma this Morning.
Mr.. T. i Cosriean has returned
from ilal sen Springs.
Mrs. n mas JAcknsan i entertain
iag Ms ia Busch. of Seattle
James 4 Kuhn and pr. Wilson re-
tsFneI fr. a olympia yesie az.
Mts. q. EaFElets aid Ms Me- abe
sre visigir at Harrison springs.
Mrs VI aFiee MeAickeu snG ehlt
dren, of seattle. are visiting ~ tais
city,
Mrs. n lie ard da1ghter. Eva. 81
san Err nelsco. returned 10 their home
Tuesday after prolonged visit IN
Townsend.
Judge Scott has retained from
Washington ana experts his fas.iiy
from Ina snapolis "a arrive shorty Z
make this place their future Tsssseaee
Mr.. jos ID & English, Of Cosum.
EsA. = left Scr Portland M9as sE
= EnN Il contracted macy as tss4
sriea3 Is. aUr.as 2 rsoas8 sfAg -
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Ing q any irnpoTance. IL fsret In.
- nrnour<d. xAzne ~ q - x.3d Eel.
faw ksH. aad 4 N s~scaxf0n surx d
b. remembered hr shca~ atssnds ing.
The EssiSse II the Ffrss REGIMENT h4nsi
q Se2rsie. relsssess 70 eusivsu the sexre.
ard vixen The door w3s feared tov
dancing. which lasted until tie suryser
hoar. when bountxogsx rerzSt Eas
spread. ana uisn and l.ssIty served 10
ssi~Fez The IDEA that the earth Is net -
bright as is IL painted. The ina guests
dsparfed for hcrae - late hour With
many Kind words Cor Governor Moore
and his e~simanie wife
PERSONAL
James MsFadsien lett Thursday Tor
Coiesilie. Whatcoa county
George A. Mostman has gone to
visit friends in Pissshurg. Pa
c. E Ciaypooi, Of tie governor
star. IRON Tsoona. was in attendance
Al tie reception last evening.
George g. Mis-. formerly OF this
city. nos chief clerk IN the lad Office
1T Seattle, was in town last evening.
Thomas Monaghan xna sister.
Mrs. sarah Grimm. will ieass for Ore
gon Tuesday. Mr.. Monaghan viii
continue his trip 10 Colorado, where
he Is In hopes OF fegaining has health.
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u. S & I. CO.


60 x.nerx Hsz kssve SeaAxss dc. Essr sx.
AIEk=k-ssszT TssN $SEN9 ROT rs. ezrrr.
"a &c z = saessx sss~znsw KltsTu ssarz.s
ctNEzas xrsvy ca. sxee1z ssgzsrsixr. Il 4, =.
r. arrives ~ fass Tsgs rssssss< IT. =
Returning. tszse< fu-z frx rSxnd q s 8 = !.
Arrives 81 Seattle &x , m
sEATTfK-wHaTruH govTy no~,
eTers 6AT~ Steamer WASHINGTON fxssSr,g'
1srcr aszves SesxsEe as sn m ssars1szvS
1ss~says ssxi Ihurs~isyx xr-iyxss IL Is s,ss.
snca ~ - xu- The -sxs dxy Essuxnsssr
hAse< nssscm ~ p. ~ Ns,sssays. Mel
ASSAYS ard Fridays. sfrfsrx Al seattle Il "a
4 N ssexs CAY.
s:ezneg ". K. NEzwIS. soucasar ~
.-AsN1SskE- 5exves S-s.sstA 81 p u. Voc.
GAS. Wednesdays szsd Fridays. xrr4se< q
1xsenrn y H nexI sssys resarusnx. ssars~
asESscrn s. p m, TSsessszys and Tsu.<-
aNss suass1ys a. q E-s arrives A Sssx;-
re " A. L. ss3xt day Suse3GyS. =, u.
NEx WESTMINSTER AND BLAINE
hlS4k - olexsarr Ezsxs An3essaa VIII
leave lerieTx sss-ek Scr sszisae. VIA Nhss-
cors. Mondays al p. NJ For Nrw wssx
rsiI.sse- sa1 kaxhe Hzrha- wsxsnpsssays
~ 10 p. "a.
Gk0. : JACOBS. Sscreszry.
ID n JACKSON. President.
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Columbia Street Improvement.
orfICg OF THE CITY CLERK
BF TIE CRY OF SEATTLE
SrsfTIY " X Aug z f-~9


Notice il hereby given 10 the owners OF
property condemned by ordinance No.
las, entitled, An ordinance 20 locate. ex-
tend ana establish a pablo street, extend.
ing from a point whege the south marginal
tine of Columbia street, In the city of Sc
attic, in ersScis the esst ularginS line of
Meet stfcot, TO the westerly city limits, and
TO provide FOR the condemnation # prop
erty necessary therefor" tbs; they. the
said property owners. are hereby required
Ia arp1snt one perzon % act With two
other p srsoTis Tone % be appointed by the
owners ~ property benefited by the pro
vision OF said ordinance No. 1 las, and one
Is to be appointed - tire MAYER Of said cs'y
OF seattle in sppraIsipF aud assessing
damages and benefits wftbta AMI for the
sssassra 1T district described ard ssssb-
isshed h sci tion OF said ordinance Ne
I.tS5. IT. accordance with tn pres lssons Of
section lei 81 an act Of the lex Stature of the
territory of VI ashiugtof, enti led, An act 30
revise aad amend tbs charter OF the city
Of seat Ie, approved Felruary 4. Isse. +"
-. q apgsaingmenf "a - De u ade - wiring
ard fifs'i win the city clerk ri the city OF
- attic rn ~ before the i6t8 '!av ef August,
A D. issR q v. FERRIS. GltF Clsrs-
First publication Of shis notice. AeguSl
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NOTICE.

The beard 81 sehosI directors of svhoa]
District No. ]. invite srchifecs ID submit
ground plaas and eiey atoms far "a eight
room scisDoikosSe- Ii is the snsenfion Of
the board ~ erect foar sehoei houses Of
similar size and dexign In four different
sections Ok the city. The board desires tia.
MI plans submitted lre accompanied by IN
estimate Of the COS. OF the Guiding ana the
price xt which working plans and spesiss-
cations viii he furnished fail particulars
~ to sire OF building ETC.. ran b. obtained
from the school superintendent, Miss Jsiia
Z. kenErsfy. who viii be founi ct The ceu-
trxi seheoI building, an Madison street. be-
tween fhe hours Of 10 and Il m-. OF from
any Of the directors
Al plans mast be submitted 10 TIE snper-
iptenaent on OF before Friday. August Is,
fSss.
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PACIFIC COAST srkAxsHrp ca

DisEstsA steamers fYsssn SEATTLE A. ks,snxx,
For san Francisco. ria psrr Tnwps.xs-rssi
aac tictnEsa. Al Go p n. sgssss.nxerx r.
ssayes, on ns2ri 81 $50 n m un Aus. L, 1,
y. is. Il, y. 81 ard every ave days thersS
Fer Alasks: AZ 3 m Issly >. y. l., 2.
A1saN I. H. IL, - September 10 ard "a
FROM san Francisco, flx Victoria and
Puget sound ports: AIS a m. Awr. :. !.
II. Is =, =, and every I've sssys tae.saf;sr
flcxeEx nay be obtained ~ the osssre
OF the sce-psay ~ '-The Russell. q
eooDtlL PERKINS x co, tseraa Agts
30 10 MARKET street. San Francisco. ca.
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Tuesday, August 20.

The primaries In the precincts of Seattle
AND IN the precincts of Black Dismoud.
Franklin and Newcastle, win he held
between the hours OF s p. N. and 2 T. n.
beginning at 6 y. ni. The primaries IA all
other precincts will be held between the
hours Of p. IA. and 5 p. M, beginning ri
Z. III.
The basis of representation will lie "a
folio
One delegate al large for each precinct,
one delegate for each fifty votes. and one
deles ate tSr each fraction thereof greater
than twenty-five cast fer john II. Aleu- for
delesa ate to congress at the general eiec,
ton held November 7, ls>s.
Upon the foregoing basis precincts err
prfar. al sst r,arsrssx4y,f a lion sstft
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Island Transportation Co.,
HHRRERr z. RREcREa. Manager.

TIE steamer J. r. LIBBY. Herbert =.
gs..sfer. master. leaves Seattle every sun
dag afternoon at p m. tcr Port lownsend
sniS tie san Juan Islands. from Hsfheld'e
wharf Leaves Port ToSnsend ~ 10 a. m.
every Monday, Wednesday aad Friday for
What..osn, calling NJ smiths island. and
Kiena rsisnis's weather permitting Argyle.
Lore. Friday Hasbor, Maple ioS monday
gof4x north and Tbarsdgg going south.
RosCsta Hsst-or, orcSs, and East sound.
Returning, leaves whatrom nj s q n
Tu.snsYs, Thursdays aud saturdays. On
tie SATURDAY trip Ihe Libby goes through
TO ses&sie. Fare from Port Townsend 20
sesfe, 81. Until farther notice. passens
ger sF freight fEom seattle Tor the islands
BY he E1bpf's W edneSeisf and Friday tTfIs
VII, se carried or the Washington steam
hest & Transportation Co. 5 steamer Estish
10 post Townsend on TUESDAY and IhRrs-
cav HsEhts aud trsnsterfes direct 30 the
Iitbs. Or these isys the VI. ;. & 7. Co.
vii ~ ge tickets snt bill freight through
20 - ssiE sfion.
HERaERT r. DEECEER, EsnGgcr.s
/ A. HATFIELD. Agent. <ssastie.
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@. r. & N. co.

8 TEAM RS
vi leave sesttls daily, except Sunday,
touching al all Intermediate points:
Fer TSeuna-Ati 30 a. mr., IN. IN. and 4
p. n
Fer Tictorfa--At s:sS A. "a.
For alym qfa-Af D. m
For Tacoma: sCSDAYS-At i.ap a m
and % m
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o. YMPra SOCIETY.

asss Cow sass's fzeseEs kses Personal
Notes.
0LEsTE&. Aag II.
There has leea 5 lyAl 10 sssets ess-
elss aur.ss the past week. s-sssi, bad u
not been sos the governors reception
On Friday evening. the week would
have passed without \ single gather
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Steamship Idaho

Will leave Seattle 10 a. m June G. TX and 30
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports. and al ii p. m. June 10, -, and July
o for Portland. Oregon. calling at Porf
Townsend. Port Angeles, Victoria and As
toria viii freight and rassssris,nrx
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UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets TO al points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Line, Canadian Pacific and
Northern P1ciac. u1iy eAce In Seattle
sailing VIA al she through ,i1es.
p r. HARDING.
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TACOMA SOCIETY,".
several nsjeyAtl. Essats-fsrseass
fseEns.

TACOMA AAT- IL,
Major and Mrs.. ID {. Stane
celebrated sAely Ee]sssa wedding
on Thursday evening az their
home At l.aI4 y streeI. in the r ese ace
of a large nusnher Ok friends and ir-
vised caests. Beautiful and costly
gisss were presented to the AGED coupe,
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NOTICR
PARASlL SAIL

We sell goods cheaper thAa the little
stores pay ior them Get our prices. Ches-
ter Ciesry.
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eat Rock Island Route.


1HEAsEEY BEFAKTNEST.
fgFYtfT DY auz4TR0LLEE OF fNKRENGgs 4
SAsHES8f9H. June = ss%.
wEEHKAS. By satisfactory evidences pre-
sentes1 "a the us16ersigse1 ~ kss neea
zsaie 70 appear that "1ne Wash 7gtpn
Sstssaas BANK OF S<asgie, 10 ske c'ty ~
@eassis 81 the caaAty Of ktrg and terri
l0Tg 81 Nsas1isgtSn, has essapsiei sish sai
tlss provisions 81 ste sfsfgtes 81 she lied
stzre3. rec aired - he entnI ief with ess0Fs
a. association sllsil - ss..hagtked e. con-
saaaes tbs fssslzsssA NJ banking.
ssa therefore !. jesse D. Aflfs ANS,
gsUpasy aud Aetiax Cor sa5ieS Of tas
fsfrssey. 90 hereby essisfv sBst The
n asainstssn NGtiouzs Bank - Tsaftls n
sns ssifg az eeattie, is fSe gNssnt9 81 MIA
sasl tsssFfsaTy 1T NAszfia Ezofs. Is s1tnafiz@d
70 casageroe tbs business o. bA8k x q.
PR gis.ass Ia ssstfoa afty.ufss hauafs5 al
slxev-nsae 81 the Revised ssssgtss ~ TIE
Unitszs states.
In test ss0r sagfSHf Wssne~
nF hard ass. stEf ~ essrs
this 9Th tsS es 5enE. ~
ssvAf j. =. ArzsHAss.
u sslts 2s6 4Gtfas taansss
- srn.llef si thss sFEssgye
- sac.
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CHICAGO, sNs ISLAND { PACIFIC /

oilers choice If the most desirable routes e
eth The privilege of going ons way and reiNs
No another without extra charge. The Norris
eAcFyIc runs through trains daily q y
lsa2asis and -. Paul. making close connect
sish the slid Express Trains ~ the ALsE
- RorTE for Chicago. The oREGoN ssu
EsE carries passengers daily Via Gfss.s
"a Cheyenne 10 Omaha and Council b.
ia Ogden and Salt Lake city 10 feugs
lesado Springs ard Pueblo From all tie
asslual posnis-s,n arrival II trains frcln =.
-e>e.lsrafs
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!. s. Mail Steamer Hassalo,

Leaves Seattle for whsteom ard all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days 81 Ii p. m. Arrives ST whateom Tues.
days. Thursdays and Saturdays al y. m
Returning, leaves whsscom SUNDAYS.
Tuesdays and Thursdays AT $50 p. m. Ar.
riyes 81 seattle Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS AZ 2p m
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Yhlteon and Ssmial moo Rouis
Steamer Geo. r. Starr

Leaves Seattle AZ II p m SUNDAYS, Tues
days and Thursdays. Arrives at whatcsm
al ii a IA. Mondays Wednesdays aud Fri
days. Returning. leaves Whateun al 5 =.
m Mondays and Wednesdays and on sat
Grdays at : T. III. Arrives az Seattle al 5 a.
m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Sat
urdays AT about p. m.
~ Steamer lands al all regular land.
ings except Oak Harbor, Laconner and
Fidalgo.
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., sesag Mems Institute. Ne. ss. gave
-, ss''sc Tor member~ and few tn
r.. s.as''as, a. Eavsuns park. Ia I
nsas The party letl the city
49, . tioe& on che Seattle, Lab {
n -. Eastern ya-iroad and returned
sIeeial train at n o'clock Lunch
,sel'ed az e O'clock. and dancing
T. E PRINCIPAL feature of The even
q a.eiasiag are The names os those
s'sehae'i nr. and Mrs. W. a.
al M,oa. Nj. and Mrs. {. T. Blaneia.
- ~. and Mr. J. W Hughes. Mr.,
J. Z. Michel, Mr.. aud Mrs
1n.~ NoakowSki, Mr.. and Mrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. nonnest. Mr.,
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To close. your choice of leo psrssols.
each, TO make room. Caester Clesry.
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CALL FOR A
Republican County Convention
Saturday, August "a.

A convention OF the Republicans of Kias
county Is her hy ellt.i 10 r1l.,s.f 81 ~
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wallis. OR.
Miss Eva Wilson is visiting friends
at Whatcom.
Hon. Joseph Simon. of Portland.
was in Seattle last week.
Hon. John +. CAP les, OF Portland,
was in the city during the week
Mr.. ]. NJ. Colman returned home
from san Francisco last Thu; sday.
Mr. James Otis. son OF ex.Mayor
otis. of san Francisco, Is IN this city.
Lord and Lady Gree. of England.
passed through the city last week, en-
route 20 Victoria
Mr. !. &. Yale. the veteran CONNER
cial traveller OF san Francisco, Is regis
tered at the Griffith.
Mr.. II. II. PIERCE and bride, OF VIC
toria, are spending part OF their honey
moon a; the Seagraye
\ sses Zoe Schwatga and Flora ans
Winnie Spriggs. are spending TWO
esks on Wildly island.
Miss sailie Hampton has returned
10 the Griffith, after spending IL"
pleasant days in Tacoma
Mr.. and Airs. William kimbal, OF
I Malta Wala, are in the eitr. the guests
Of their son. NJ. Frank hlnihais.
Ms. NJ. A. KELLEY and children
{ have returned home from q pleasant
yIsst with friends al Elsna, ". 1.
Mr.. T.. r. sox. wife and children, OF
kIhsnv. Oregon, are visiting al The
{ residence of Mr. and Mrs. N. u. Bal
lard.
Mr.. George W. Crane returned
home last evening from month :
visis at bis old home in New Hamp
shire.
+ Mr.. Z. +. Bowman lett on the Pre-.
mier Friday evening for Whsscom
where he goes ~ visit friends aud rcl
atsgeS.
Mr.. Henry r. MCGsEn, q Portland
prassculmg attorney ol Msitnon.st
ennnty, Oregon. MAS IN the ctty tsufsnE
the latter part of the week.
Colonel n. X. Ciendenin, comi1an
der OF tie Second regiment. Mite
StsteS cavalry az Fort Wslla Walla. 9
registered. with Ais lie. ST che Hois
Seaeraye.
Miss Pearl Harrington, daughter 9
Colonel ;. T. Harrington, os Portland
and Miss flova JeSsup. Gasghfe- a
nr. Iessup. OF Portland. who hsv'
been the guests at Miss Augusta Arfss
stroag in tbis city, have gone 10 For
Townsend 20 visit Miss Fanny odeEleai
a - Armstrong aceoZu panied the'Aa &
Port Townsend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-12

BY order OF the Republican Central Com
mitfce OF King county.
X h. ALBRRTS0S, Chairman.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL. secretary.