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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

Four Years Com pliancs and Payment u
oi.25 Per Acre Now Does It
WAsHrss1os CIrr. March Is.--The bill to
repeal the timber cultcre laws was taken
up in the House to-day and further amend
e.. providing that any person who made
m entry Of pubsic lands under the timber
culture laws who has for four years COM
piled With the provisions Of said laws shall
be entitled TO make . final proof, and ae-
quire title by the payment OF $l.2o per
acre.
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kEsuKISa A couRr-xARrrAr-
President Harrison PArdons . Soldier
Sentenced for Eteseu Years.

President Harrison PAraoas . Soldier
Sentenced for Eteyea Years.
SrsILwArKx. Minn-. March is.--The var
den OF the state prison received from the
secretary Of war last night . fun pardon
for Joseph Lucke. the military convict.
with instructions that he be immediately
released.
Lueke was private Of the Twentieth
infantry at Fort Assinaho,ne. While on
leave of absence and in q drunken hrawi
be shot and slightly wounded man who
had assaulted him. He was arrested. tried
and acquitted in a civil court. Aisd imme-
diately returned to his station. where he
was tried by court-martial and sentenced
TO imprisonment for eleven years.
The case was brought TO the attention OF
the president who was satisfied that an
injustice had been done and extended
full pardon To Lacke. who had served eight
months Of his sentence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19
THE MONEY COMING.
The Senate Votes Money for Buildings II
Seattle and Other Cities.

WASHINGTON CgTr, March is-The fol-
lowing Senate nslls for public buildings
passed Spokane Falls. sioo.ooo, walla
walss, $500. Tacoma, sioo,oo. Seattle,
si0o.eo3.
The Senate hii 20 establish certain ports
os delivery IN Alaska serr.fory-Mary
sssaaa. Wranges. juneau Land. Point
Kodiak aud Oanalaska--asso passed.
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eesrvs rr.ne,. Trails starts.

PoKr T0wExEsp. March ls.--George
FRANCIS Train. bound around the world
from Tacoma. passed here today on ths
steamer OIympian at Royal Roads. and
embarked on the steamship Ably yssinlan for
X1.kntnsnA
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On. Fare 10 the Heanson.

ygw Yogx, March is-Ihe passenger
committee OF the trunk lines today decided
70 issue excursion tickets 20 the reunion OF
the Grand Army ~ Boston next July on
basis Of single fare for the round trip In
the trunk line territory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19
AIeesurer Stoned.

YosK. Pa. March Is-Ars. Margaret
sheperd, of Boston, iectured tonight on
"Romish Priesthood Exposed" When
leaving the hall Victor Segner threw a
stone which stunned her. A policeman
chased segner and, on bis refusing 20 stop,
shot and seriously wounded him.
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The Weafher.

San FaAscIsco, March fs-Forecast tll
8 y. m. Wednesday for Oregon and Wash
ington is: southwesteriy wind and cooler
temperatsre.
CHfcAso. March ls.--The temperature as
reported for "A hours is: New York. 80;
New Orleans. 20, CineinnatI. 40. Chicago,
81. Winnigeg. 8.
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MoNTANA.s SENATOR'S.

The Republican Senators Of the Commit
tee Await the Minority Report.
WssHrNerosCfTY, March ls-The Re
publican senator's of the committee on
privileges and elections had an informal
meeting today and discussed further the
report prepared bv senator Hoar for the
admission OF Sanders and Power, of Mon
tana.
There is disposition TO wait until SEN
asor Gray is ready 10 submit his minority
report, not because il viii have any efiecs,
but so rs not TO violate any of the sens-
torial courtesies.
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unpr narfErana

I5ck oat sharp sz1 ges tnio Ire early scd
rss- npo- ska s1vAac1Ax nnsrkeL sctls81
PARK Aass viii 61Hhla IN sA1a@ beso-e tAs Dcsts3-
sxra Ia EnzAne6 Two rew ys2sszss NIL szf1r
tie essy :1osE zAas 6rrexkca. k1ox ons sDr . ssr
s1vxsce IL prices IN the direction ot Ballard
ard " NczadsAae Faxk We cxa skow yu1 ssxzs
xoexs rssazd Eso< suseztzszx nsassl tc1es
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

TSs Sesxhexn Fses&c RAEisoss Esstlauss Pin
sag AID ssssFsEx Car I1as. 6Azsy service 70 -
PAUL xsanesp04zs Dusuxn sza Csseaxo. yo
Grange Es tara sE1 sEensy ave ExsA~s tie xE1sf-
sxs svss< - Ca5cxxc TGzftss sseersag ea-s
tArozxA- pacing rxssenxkss Il tAs Enson lsgos.
Cksesxo. sesea ko91 snd shzrsy-xsx rrsnEteS
sAe.3 Of CHER E1s4 a. cni.a<rx city tsexsz
sxeEf -5s s<ccuG ssses<s Eos1on hso<x. = 1cExla.
ex rs,s xxehex AGENT seAtss&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

BUrFALo, March is-The inquest on the
Bay view disaster of March 6 ended to-
day. TIE jury charged the Lake shore
management with gross neg igence OF The
rules. and holds Conductor J. w. Hough-
tslsng directly and cnsrabsy responsible
for The lives lost IN the wreck
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The English Coal psggero WIN a. 3
10 Per Cent Advn0ees
LONDON. March ls.--It n ~ oonoeol
opinion that the striking minsRs WilI ~.
.ceed In forcing the masters - eoncsto =
their demands for an immediate advaoco
Of per cent in wages and = 1urthr O.
vance of per cent. ON July l.
Many more miners In Noting ehan1hiro
and Lancashire have joined Ia the dsmnn1
for the raise.
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sHERMAN.s ANrI-TRUsr BILL.

The Old Financier Expects TO Overcome
All Objections to It
WASHINGTON CiTY. March Fisherman,
from the Senate COMMITTEES on finance, re-
ported today substitute for his antitrust
bill. He thinks he viii yet overcome all
objections to the measure on the ground OF
unconstitutionaiity.
The members OF the committee reserve
their right to express their opinion OF the
bill when ii comes up for consideration.
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CHArrA sooss, Tenn, March is.--A dis
crepsncy OF s6ss 30 Was tonight found be-
tween TIE accounts OF City Auditor White
side and the city. Il is not known where
be Is. His oehce has been declared vscant.
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sHEsAspoAH. Pa. March is.-An explo-
sion in gas eolisery No. 4. st Lost creek
tonight. resulted IN the death OF TWO
rallssrs and the fatal injury oE Foreman
ua~sx.x4
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YHIENDLY TO HAITI

England Has No III Fesiing 1eUur4
Hippsfyte's GovsrnaeuG
Poxr Au PnTscK. March 1A.--A oo910e'
spondent states that the rumcs1 -
reached New York Of strained roieee14o
between England and Hayti srs unfoende4
The British consul Was Withdrawn
the English government on scnount q -
unpleasant personal relations exlssin9 -
tween him and members Ut HippolyO@
e1xrrrsfaert sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

Billy Meyer Wants tn Fight the Me-
Aulife-Carroli Winner.
BLooMissToS. H.. March is.--Biliy
Meyer will challenge the winner OF the
McAulife-carroll fight TO a tight to fin
ish for purse of s. 500, the fight 10 take
place any time after that contest
II the fight is at l33 pounds. il Is TO be
also for the lightweight championship,
but II the challenged party can't come TO
that weight, Meyer will give him three
pounds.
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Arh,ernsl.. ~ r.s,e,-esa

LrvERrooL. March ie--Tbs strike ~ ~
dock laborers here il collapsIne. The mea
are showing disposition to submit - -
bitration. New hands are coming 1oUk1ly
TO Gil the places Of the striksrs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

God saxsstzasGss arc nos rare n th.s section
wasTs immigration - poas.n2 II AZ saca Ne
E1zEkkEAe rsies h2z EEsrT - Eo<A4Ex o. the
>c11S country tExz @&srs better, Il As raz1
yA1sss AS g. ks1asxs E3csssen 10 Aasr4rses
tss<s <zss 70 sss ese1- lots wfThan hsaex nf
tzls xss1sEts<z are sSsSGs EsE1G S1es azsz kAe-e
= 30 s1gstso~ ~ kAe4r Increase Ssapse
Lsa1 Co, Ede CelgEhsz street. has sha properly
frs sac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19
GERMANY AROUSED
The Emperor Accepts H.
marck's Resignation.
PRusslAN MINISTER'S FollovL
rhe Enesiah Miners MaRs ssrsae p,unn
and VIII Probably Gee e.
Fer Cent AavAAcss y

REgIrS, March iS-~Princs Rlumnpsx
rendered his resignation last niehk n
the young emperor. after delaying pn6Sf
room today. decided 10 accept Il
The rupture between the chancollor -
the emperor has created rrotound
ten here all day long. All the pnhlln w q
sorts have been crowded with persooe
citsdiy discussing the event ~
large and curious crowd he's o&i8
rounded Rismarckss palace I'll afterno
and around the cmpcsor's palaoe enlIn5
an anxious throng has been waiting
day.
Ii Is stated In well.informed polft1
circles that the present difference 6n1vu
the emperor and Bismarck Il irroonne u
able. Ii arises from the chanceilor'o rofu
To acecie to . request made by III. VII
thorst, leader Of the clerical party Ii c.
many, 10 restore to the Duke at Cun,h VI,
land. the claimant Of the throne of Hnr.s
over. the larger portion of The 0uolrk
fund.
!. IL is reported that the emparoe peuuor
q appoint General Van CArsini. svko ~
the commander Of the Tenth army CO.
% tho chancellorshir.
Soon after Bismarsk's resignation vna|
sent To- the emperor all tho menabafa q -
Prassian ministry rendered thoir rusiennp
tions also.
When the public worship sutimaaea ooxno
up for discussion in the lower house to1nRs
Dr. windthorst said that IL he'd heoo n
intention 20 review tho position q -
Catholics in Prussia. but that be Woul1 -.
sist. owing TO the uncertainty a ~ po1i62
ical situation.
The emperor called meeting ol ~
commanders Of the various army corpo oon1
had conference with the minister q vuR
this afternoon.
The attitude Of the emperor In oppoo1n9
Bismarck Is taken as an indication G N
desire TO coneiliatc the clerical party.
IL the government is secure q Z Wor1l1nn
majority in tho new ReichueAe, it cnnn63
well get on without the party of Centrio1o
which DIR. Windthorst controls.
The Berlin rbss Is the only German -
per that still doubts that The chanoo1l1sso
resignation IL definite.
rRxss OPINIONS.
The Temps Journal De- De6&A and o>hr
French newspapers display anxiety ruoor1s
ing the future. They say In vfew a ~
vious surprises afforded by the emporot'n
policy, that there Is no guarnnteo thot ~
structure which the chancellos . cafof0IlI
built will be retained intact.
The EieaHa Tdgcbiott says: "Tho Wo111
without bismarck cannot eoa1ly - l11s
agined."
Tho Nsue nsie Pva says; "History -
gins new page & I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

Lospos. Mar ch IS - The Ion&m =
Southwestern Railway Company Ars sallRs
ing because all fres In tbs waitlne roona
along the line are stopped for want n ooo1
on account ofsthe miners styiko.
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LoSpoS. March 1A--lfs1 = 16s
Herald's Rome correspondent sa9e tkot ~
is authorized 70 announces that ~ pGro
would act ~ mediator In the neao1fG -
for general disarmament tksouchnmt
EUROPE
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Maps Of Ballard. shonfcx wnefe - -
ssltrSssd asi1 Canadian fses9e nilHw
ro'ar 81. Dsaiel Jones Z Ca. ~
ksESssk -..<
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ron a $1,000 PURSE.

Billy Mahsn Matched Against Billy
shannon at Frisco.
SAN FRANcrsco. March ls.--The ocriden-
tai Athletic club tonight matched Billy
Mahan and Billy shannon to fight on April
2s, for purse OF 81 .000
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fnszsa an resxr@sueEs Esste ses a. p1.zss East
VIA TIE Ser<serz P2csae rktSsux.. the vessk suSed
ssrsFe- kz1 1snkax-<ar A1e. a Gh.zacr< esry
n<kez agent rs SECOND street.. BosFca alescx
l. T0Akkz- ees~cs ticket axe11. seszgae
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rgEscn coSrIDKnCE

a Ronsing Majority vots Gtven - -
New GovsrnmeMe
PARIS. March 1.-THE ststemsuf q -
nes ministry announcing tbs pokcy vnse.
IL would follow was read in tbs 6ene0 80
Chamber Of Deputies today.
The Chamfer. by vote of 3f6 70 - y. 8!
pressed confidence in the nsw kovernmo0
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cO0pggs ATTrsTfov

an in tAs Eassxes for 500 PORK barrels. 10 hoS6
So pssaazs s&ea- Apply Charles Lozsh. lfGz
Fro1s street
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Reservations oa sry steamship line fn tie At
lsasle service 20 Eases xad Eszsxzz1 exa - se-
cured 81 Northern Pscs1e o1ee- A. Chti5err
csfY tzExes sgeGk. rs SeeoHa xsxast E<zstCu
EscExs 4 T1szEzze Geres EsEkss AGENT seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19
CLoAKMAKERs' STRIKE OFF.

The New York stitchers Win, Getting
sis and Nine Hours.
NEW YoRE. March lathe cloakmak-
ers' strike, that has been on ten days, vas
today declared of, and the bosses signed
an agreement with the employees that the
wages of the men should be SIS per week.
weekly payments.
The hours of labor win be from 8 Q. m.
~ m
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Take the Northern rsrfEc sntts1e
szexref sn1 dia5nf-c4f A4sas ~ e
BosEon bso<x. = 1cnkiuv oSDN g. ~. .
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BERLIN. March Is.--The ship caxponton1
At ssettin have struck for highss Wneoa
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KEEP THE DUTY orr OF ORE.

Kansas Boards OF Trade want the Duty
on Of Ore Containing No Silver
Kansas CIrY, March 1s.-Resolutions re-
guessing congress TO place no duty on ore
containing no silver. were adopted last
night and 20 day BY the Boards OF Trade
Of Arkansas City, Winfield. Emporia and
Topeka and Kansas City, Kan
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Pcs h4rr&ies IA real estate ~ ee3mef
tkfEbesk a ss8rdner. E0azn ., Ae~e 81 !s5
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The Northern faes1c IL Tsaw selling frss-rf 40
nrfsfea sf xsss through 70 CAsexgo flr ~. sec
cs56-rsssz. ~. Tnsss are tAs so~es. rates rev
Ia effect A. CAaEberg. csty ticket axens, 7ss
second sfrees. nost0a bio<xs T. Tonkfa. depos
Eskxes agent. se&xss@-
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Yes rscslStox e2@&v care sua ksfogga fkorr
porsiazz1 - EAzcs4o usfac2< change va ths
Ess11 Fx<1ae. A G. Martha. eisy sscxes sxsEk,
20 s~soEd street.. Bnsson bisrE- o r. Bslgss.
axe1s. CITY deck.
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MAps IRE

Nsrs Of Ballard. sh1zsug wtase TIE Harssohs
fs1.skszd ard t3ns1saz faSkEe Fazizay are tara-
f1s sns xr1 wxr@ tns gr@aE real ss4s;s "a ess are
Fosnx O. DAaleg Jerex Co. 62z ss1ond
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25
Our Christmas Offer.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25

A neat residence on the east side fol
MIR. Wilson, OF Wilson Bros. mill.
J. NJ Weatherwax is building row Of
neat tenement houses on Heron street.
City Attorney Bush, neat residence
on H street, between Market and First.
Frank Kellogg has erected frame
dwelling on the east side of the Wishkah
A small dwelling house, corner Of Mar
ket and I, built by Shelly Bros. for F. r.
Wall.
Five buildings between L and III streets
on Second have been erected by jacob
Weatherwax.
Ross Pinckney, very attractive look
ing residence built for himself on First
street, near G.
John w. Farquhar has had built COM
modious dwelling ON G street, between
Wishkah and Market.
Among the buildings going up is a
dwelling house for Mr.. Burley in the
I1lSuldIu IlOule duUltlOQ.
John Creech and Floyd Creech, resi-
dences for themselves on adjoining lots
on Third street on the hill.
Two residences on the hill-one oppo-
site the Catholic church and the other
near Second and Broadway
The school house on the east side is
now completed. 1t is one Of the most at
tractive looking buildings in Aberdeen.
Quite an attractive residence on II
street, built by l. w. Mason. The work
done for Messrs. Farquhar and Angelo.
VIM. tanning is building neat cottage
on First streat, near E, as a residence fol
himself. He expects to complete it soon
j. A. West and Eaton have added tt
the number OF houses on the east side
They each built near the new schoo
house.
Mr.. Beardsley, ST., has his house or
Highland Home, begun some time since
and it is charming residence in pict
uresque location.
J. H. Rowland has built a small house
on First street, near H, in which he will
batch it until a larger dwelling can b.
erected on the south end of his lot.
A number Of neat dwellings are goin,
up on Highland Home, among them ONT
by Jno. G. Smith, the carpenter, which il
ready for occupancy. 1t is neat cottag
and has fine view OF the Harbor.
Jas. Stewards residence in Highland
Home is one Of the finest in the country
One particularly interesting feature OF thu
house is that the fire-places, instead o
being made of fire brick, are Of NATIVE
stone, quarried by Mr.. Stewart from thu
quarry near his house and finished off BY
him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25
BIS IMPROVED.

as added to the attract
bee.
Rs enlarged his house,
E handsomest residences
Market, near l.
the Crowther furniture
creased by the addition
om to the rear OF the
Front, owing to increase
b enlarged by the addi-
0re-room to the rear Of
LID building on Heron
renovated, and is now
therwax Real Estate Co.
OF G. 7. Wooding
} a beautifully designed
g reftted inside and re-
Shaving Parlors are now
Harbor. Everything
y painted to the Queens
B new and neat and tasty,
overhead to the oil cloth
b rooms, with hot and
hours, with all the latest
nents and conveniences.
hg there is finer than
cup case, made of cedar,
\ white and redwood. 1t
ll piece Of wood, beauti-
If you want to be
? and elegance, go to the
bor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25
Notice to Subscribers.

Statements have been sent to all SUBJ
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get your Christmas present. Your papet
will be discontinued until paid for. tt r
Ladies step in and see the elegant hats
and coats Of all dissertations cheaper than
ever. Ct. HI. KEITH.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25
ben Herald.
December 10, 1890.
ESTABLISHED.

Rkery, on Heron street, is
eomers this year.
nt are a new combina-
business.
have been pulling double
for the last two months.
Co., hardware dealers,
hess in the new Hood
IS established himself as
rgetic photographers OF
hmidt have opened a
in the Seaburg building
I'D w. B. McGerry, attor-
3 fitted up quarters in
&, and with a well fur
v, are prepared to look
kst OF their clients. They
r the firm name of Davis
Nv firms is Aronson &
cigars, tobaccos, smok-
Elery, etc. They have
Hiding next to the board
and with a large and
ek of goods, are doing
securing the patronage
of Grand Rapids, Mich,
Eipal proprietors Of the
or the manufacture o.
pachinery, purchased the
Mack in the Mack &
pn the Wishkah river,
Is m ade for G. E. Per
II. ]. Perkins.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25

"A GOLD MINE. Ten acres
in a bearing condition
bcome of from 50, 900 to
and requires no expen-
to operate it. A fruit
annette Valley requires
~, and has all the adj
ilized and cultured soci-
nd convenient markets
better income from the
than can be had from
business. You can get
$50 to SIS per acre Of
Company, Salem, Ore
sat
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25

P. G.. Hussey & Co. have the cheapest
property in the original plat and first ad
dition to South Aberdeen. 35 If.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25
easurer's Notice.

" given that the dupli-
TOLLS of Chehalis county,
hnds for the collection OF
IL taxes not paid before
Pn the 31st day of De-
II be delinquent. Ten
will be added and inter-
10 per cent. per annum
%. NEWTON,
County Treasurer.
10th, 1890.
Noes AND SCHOOL
fOUSES.
7 on Wishkah street by
&c on Heron street, west
b, two-story dwelling
residence corner Of G
residence at the west
street.
70 neat cottages built on
H.
Fo-story dwelling house
par G.
sidence in Highland
completed.
row Of ten houses on G
pleted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-12-25

Noes AND SCHOOL
oUsEs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
GALE CT ALL ABLE REAL Is


BN vntt" OF two moltGag" deed cN-
ceutrl by " III. .. Stanford aua Lizzie
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ln@c County. anal til" -ecoul dated tho
9th daN OF sept l>~>. ana recorded IN.
Book X. page 80. OF Tire etfi.c II.
Register 81 Deeds 81 olaigc County. |
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door IL liill-boro on saturday. Nty II.
l>9U. HE property in Bingham Town
>hII, described and t|eiurI IS. follow.
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