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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-08-15
LOckpOrt Public School Fund Association

A une reunion de cette association, tenue
lie p premier jeudi d'oetobre. 1889. il e etc
"RESOLU' Qu'a lavenir, une fore, pour
lie beneffce DIES fOnds de lecole, aura lien
chaque aimee lie premiers samedi ct dimanche
du mOis de iuin."
Par ordre.
PIERRE BARRIOS, See.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-08-15
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court-Parisl
of Lafourche.
Succession Of 4ler0ndre Landry and
Emetino Bertrand his rife. No.
1928 IN

Whereas Marcel Landry Of said Parish has
made application to be appointed admins
TRAITOR of the aforesaid estates.
New, therefore. all persons are hereby
warned aud notified to lille their oppositious
IN writing u tie said application with tie
Clerk OF SAID Court at his office il the town
OF ihibnlaux ten days after the first publ
cation hereof otherwise the said appiican
Wall he confirmed and appointed as such al
ntnI~tfltor and in accordance with law.
(c~) Witness my rand and seal OF office
LIS. this 18th day of August A. u. 1891.
tC~) j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of said Count.
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F. Gouaux, Houma, La:
Sir-I attribute qualities nearly divine to
your Asthma and Cough Remedies. In fact,
for me. none equal their virtues and the inn
mediate results derived from their use. 1t is
with pleasure. dear sir, that / send you my
sincere Fluctuations. With high regards,
remain, yours respectfully.
CASTOR J. ABADIE.
Carencro, La. Feb. IA, 1891.
By Druggists in Thibodaux. Raceland and
I.ockport.
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The professional politician, after a
weary spell of waiting is again on the
tapis. The coming campaign is pro-
missing a rare field of recreation to
him.
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knights OF the Golden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle No.
l26 X. of g.. X. will he held in the Hall of
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. %. o. F. on the sac
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each mont, AZ 9
o'clock p. M.
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FROM THE sAME-Two YEARS AFTER {,

=. G0uaux's . ointment Fills.
Is a sure cure,-SI.0e a bottle, sold by al
Druggists in Lafourche.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mics, she chung to C~astoria,
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
STOCK TENS

Uniformity Ia size, color and weight
VIII odd 70 the value Of . LOT Of hogs
when they sre ready 70 market
The most important requisite In horse
shooting Is the adoption OF . correct sys-
tenn. NO the ~ Of any spesiai form of
skoeA
OF the seven TO nine months required
70 feed . hog for market from i've 70
seven Of them should be spent in good
pastures
Feed influences breed 70 . very large
extent In producing mutton . very
inferior mutton sheep can b nied 70
considerably high standard by proper
feeding.
Horses may look alike when standing
side by side, but nothing short Of being
bred alike will insure matching In &C
ton, mat hing in speed and matching
in temper and spirit
No advantage follows the retention
u shoes on the feet Of . horse for o
than four weeks. Is the growth Of the
horn In that time produces . disproPor-
tionate hoof. II in this time q shoe h
not worn out Il should be removed
An Illinois farmer very properly OBJ
jects TO the term breaking" colts That
which usually goes under this name
should never mean anything more than
educating the animals 70 do certain
kinds ofwork hat will increase their
value and usefulness We do not want
TO break down the colts spirit but
merely TO direct it And this can best
be done by making the frisky young
creature know that you are his friend.
People do not talk to their horses
enough said a gentleman to q ques-
toner. Horses are highly intelligent
and while they cannot talk TO you,
seem 70 understand almost everything
said 70 them. ! have found by expe-
rience that q few words, spoken kindly
70 q horse when frightened. will very
often do much toward quieting him,
and upon . horse which is used to be-
ing talked to it will have a very good
effect ! firmly believe more can be
accomplished by the use of the voice
than by the use of the whip and tug
cling at the reins"
The first year Of the colts life should
be fruitful Of instruction The colt
will learn more easily when six months
old than one year old It a also be
controlled mort easily. Hence IL is
wise to handle the colt early. It's early
training should not stop with breaking
TO halter. II should be handled until
any part of its body car be rubbed; I'M
til it is accustomed ( the bride, and
until il will drive rs well as lead To
teach IL all this and TO keep it from for
getting what it has learned Is n little
trouble, but IL the colt is Of good stock
the trouble is well paid for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
FARM NOTES.

II we'll fed from the start ducks ought
TO be ready for market at ten weeks
old, and at that age should average five
pounds
As the weather gets warmer more
care is necessary to pick up the eggs
regularly. A day or two under . hen
in hot weather will spoil eggs
To q considerable extent the quality
of the hay depends upon the stage at
which it is cut and the amer OF cur
ing and storing away, and a very few
DAYS delay will make a considerable
difference in the quality Of the hay.
Grass a be cut, gathered up and
stacked in the field or moved away in
the barn by horse power much more
economically than by hand. And the
work can be done so much faster that .
good crop can be laid by in much bet
ter eason
Mustard seed may be sown a. early
in the spring as the ground can be
properly prepared. Like most other
products of the garden, there should be
several sowings for the sake OF C
sion, il the old-fashioned black and
white mustards are used.
Wise farmers pillow under clover. rye
or buckwheat for improving the condi-
ton or fertility of the soil, and the
roots of clover form no inconsidersble
portion Of the plant as fertilizer. Clover
is embraced in every rotation or system
of farm crops and is worthy Of the
place.
Nearly all kinds Of fruit should be
picked a little green IL il is to he sent
any distance. II allowed 70 get fully
ripe the handling necessary in shipping
viii damage it The fruit should be
firm. of good color, neat clean and in
an attractive condition, as well as Of
good quality when placed on sale.
Ii clover is stored away too green. or
when wet, il is very liable to heat and
spoil in the NOW. and for this reason il
is important to cure thoroughly. At
the time the first crop of clover is cut
the weather Is often showery. and for
this reason a supply Of hay caps can he
used TO good advantage in keeping the
clover dry while il is curing u
John Watson. . farmer living be-
tween New Point and Maitland, re-
Gently made an experiment which will
doubtless be Of interest to many, IL not
all farmers He took 100 ears Of corn
three years old, selected two grains
from each ear. subjected them 20 q
sprouting process, and ont Of 200 grains
49, grew.-Holt County (Mo.) Sentinel.
Fruit should be sorted when picked
This applies both to tree fruits and TO
small fruits 1t is poor economy TO
make the best fruit sell the poorest
When there is a good supply Of fruit on
the market, hat which is of . good
quality will sell readily ut good prices,
while that which Is of . poor grade Is
often hard to sell 1T any price Thus .
failure TO sort will often cause . %
siderable loss
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
Dividiue u . Good ThIas.

A boy stood on the corne of Fourth
avenue and F~orty-second street and
called out in his loudest voice, and at
the same time waving his arm frantic
ally above his head:
20. Jim. q. Jim. Hurry rs fast n
yer you cam"
What's all this yelling about?' de-
manded an officer who had just crossed
the street
lin hollering to jim"
"Who's JIM"
1.-THE kid carrying that grip down the
street"
And he turned from the officer and
pitched his voice about n vest button
higher. and shouted:
20. Jim. but there's TELLER up here
rolling . barrel Of sugar into . grocery.
and one Of the heads is loose. and he's
blind on that side and can't see it. and
it's going to fall out and scatter morc'n
Q ton Of sugar on the sidewalk! Hurry
right up. and git all the boys you kin.
and find all the papers you kin. for it's
the gloriousest chance to hit . big thing
you ever heard tell of""-N. Y. sun
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
POOR PICTURES.
Shiploads of Worthless Paintings Coming
Er0m lfalX

ShIpload s of worthless Paintings Coming
From Italy.
Nearly every steamer from Italy
brings its contingent; for although the
paintings are chiefly Of the Dutch and
Flemish schools, which happen to be in
vogue-it is from Italy that there comes
Just now most Of these coveted but in
trinsically valueless masterpieces"
They are sometimes copies by pupils OF
the masters whose names they bear;
sometimes they are originals by these
pupils: more generally they are merely
.'of the school of" the respective mas
tiers; most frequently they are unblush-
ing modern forgerieS The best a
them are to be bought af auction sales
for 5000 TO $500 q piece. II is for this
article-to use the commercial phrase.
which 1. 80 appropriate-that our Amer
lean connoisseurs are paying their thou
sands and tens Of thousands of dollars
As Q rule the pictures have no pedi-
gree whatever, and the dealer resorts
to the old device Of mystery toenhauce
the value Of his goods The surprising
thing is hat il usually succeeds
Shrewd business men who would
at once suspect something wrong,
and very naturally, too. II told
that they could buy q certain bale Of
dry goods or an invoice Of wine on de-
sirable terms but they must not ask
whose warehouse il came from. swAl-
low complacentiy the picture dealers
assurance that this masterpiece or that
has come straight from . great noble
mans collection. but the family part
with il only on condition that their
ownership in the matter remain IN alb
solute secret o. course. there might
be such . case; but il is 50 rare that il
amounts 10 no more than the exception
which popularity is supposed TO make .
rule. In that case the buyer could gen.
orally solve the mystery for himself
Smiths Catalogue Raissoane and other
books known 10 collectors with few
omissions record the particulars con
corning every ven respectable picture
BY certain masters Some old excepted
attributicns have been chAnged. il i
true. Of late yearx 10 the enhanced
reputation Of hitherto comparatively
obscure painters but broadly speak
ing, the pictures themselves have been
known-Art Amateur.
-fn have 70 ask fare for hin
maaam.- said the conductor. - he went
through the railway train That lit
tie fellow "Yesm- why. h b b
hb childhood. sirf- rs be- inquired
the conductor. tho1ght8ally. First
second, ma'am?"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
Notea.

Under present conditions Of farming.
il the hest profit is TO be realized, il is
important to reduce the cost as much as
possible with every crop; and with hay
. proper outfit of machinery 70 handle
the crop largely with horsepower
rather than by hand viii aid materially
to lessen the cost
II the turkeys are given 70 rambling
much il will be best to mark them, 90
that you can identify them
In cleaning out the hay nov give the
trash 70 the poultry 10 pick over. there
is always more or less seed they viii
eat
Give tho calves the run Of . good
pasture: il is hardly good economy 20
keep them confined 70 . close. dry lot
It is rot q good plan to breed the
sows for fall pigs too early. September
Is plenty early for them 70 farrow.
The sleer;ag place Of the hoessho.ld
not be allowed to get too dusty or
filthy rs neither condition Is healthy.
In keeping IN account with . grow
ing crop the work with the men and
teams must always be charged against
L.
Fowls that fatsen readily should hsve
plenty Of exerciH OF they viii eet too
fat
Sprinkiing salt suf6cient 10 whisen
the ground around the grape vines b
recommended - = good remedy for MIL
dew aDoog grapeA
Sheep needs change Of pasture ocear
sionslly in order 20 thrive 10 ths bess
.6v,nsage Low, wes land is objereoo-
able 70 them
Agood shade Is essential 70 . hoG's
comfort during the summer. IL l.
necessary that II be dry and eieaa, -
weN ns convenient
An advantage with the incubatr b
that with GOOD Management . much
more esen lot Of poaltry caa be Oh
tained for market ky T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

ne rcasoe that they hare better
smoking sohses,o In EnxiAnd ,haa here
h that cur b~st toeseco h ~ns shsrs.
II Is swees~D~d and reswe<senrd NATL
II Il q. cool and sweet - tobacco can
be made. and IL fesrs~s s~ne. cr ever
twice, "a much q. the same ssun hastily
treated and sang on The market here
This b Tho expianassun ~sohseeoei~s
give. bat il leaves the question ezra
whether Ausersesns would nos r~yas
much rs any people In the ~assd for .
tobacco that MAS found so be worth 10
pricc.-N y. sun
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
DEPRIVED Little Wretch.

An Austin widow was contemplating
the preparation of matr mony for .
second time. when the rumor reached
the ean Of her little boy, Johnny. who
burst into the room where the widow
was entertaining the young man who
had been mentioned in that connection.
and exclaimed:
If Pc was alive he would cure you
Of wanting TO get married again -
Texas SiftingA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

THrss 10 one remedy that has saroi rssny
adebilliA;cd. hlcut poisoned mortal - lifc
OF happy usefulness aud rubast hcsith n
viii save you ~ yoa Will give u = trial he
Dr. John Balls Ssr,zp@rtiA Any rn-tactns
dealer will ~suffls YOU Voc doyozTseIf in
justice IL yOg f.l - gse IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

Cts A DUsoIs. . well known resident o!
H. Louis, says: Il have usci several bot
ties Of Pricsly Ash htv,rs for bihogsnc>s
and malArial troubles, so prev alent Ia th.s
climate, and heartily roncmnend u - al
afflicted la u Ike manner IL j. tie best
remedy | ever used"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

wAs laid cet eoid By Nscduf- Tse~e
syrants, b~ai-ou.n~s.. cnbst f9t4aa and eye
pep.ta, are defcsin1 vsth "a k~s crrt&sntS
ssd competitors. By Heskrtse~s SiassaAsa
Bs;sers That ecoeDersr u disease also
spr.fsiy -overrso~s malaria rhranz,t>n-
ksdoey snd bladder uoasAes. Nausea ssd
u--rUaasF1~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

HARSH purgailye remedies are fast giving
way " the gentle acton aud mid s'cr,s 81
Carter Little Liver Pills II yoa try them,
they Will certainly please you
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

Take the Chicago. - fa.l 4 Kansas
Cts Rsilwas, the popular rsats 81 AL poasts
Of iatrrcsI IA tbs scsasr Northwest xo3 tie
PUGET Sound rvxion Jonecru wsth 'rAns
continental tr.iHs for All resorts dear ~ the
h-arts of pleasure seekers "a Ltso.
General Pss--nscr and Ticket Axc1l
Phoenix Baiitirg. Chicago, II
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

No krNrDy has ssyei - many sickir rhll
dr.n . iiyc> a. nr Bull = W urm pc-troy-rs.
They never fail and ghisdrcu ike them 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
<usnn<s yoastss&

wnss Q woman wasts 20 drive snytstns
CIT q tic bSase rao ~>sors IL A EAa
usually h-o.s il-Yonkefs Statesman
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; IL 10 pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste. and scts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bovcla. cicansrs the sys-
TEN e~iIectually. dispels colds. head.
aches and feyers and curvs hsb.iual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs h the
only remedy Of liz kind ever pro-
duccd. pleasing 20 the taste and nc
oeptablc 10 the stomach. prompt In
i,s action and truly beneficial In in
elects. prepared only from the mnst
healthy and agrccsllc substances. its
many excellent qualities commend !,
20 all and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IL for sale In SOC
and OIL bottles by all lcaaiing drug
gista Any reliable druggist Who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure il promptly fos any one Who
wishes 10 Try Il Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re SyeUp CO.
sts aAscasco. cat
iowsvgif. ~. sfs O ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

Fvg any case of nervouspe-s, shepl-~>
ness. weak stomach, and gostson. Dyspepsia.
relief Is sure Ia Carter Llttl. Liver Il.lA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

ITO rnx victor belongs The sposls.~ safe
he gallery god who was h~cAvtEg eggs 81
he trss.aiAn--W s~.hington Poet
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

THE holder Of q straight flush generally
carries things with . high hand Boston
Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

Prortg borrow trouble because ~ 10 easy
20 get. and need not BE paid hA~k-S0
flcAyune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

LADIES who possess the Ancst complex
ions are patrons Of Glcnu's sulphur soap
Hill : Hair and WhiSScT Dye, sC
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

THE most polite man we know % 10 Que
who never pcrlaits himself - lerx over hls
own Observation-Disclosures Transcript
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

IL the matter % 'laving out the under
takcr i.n't in IL" with tho tramp Boston
Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

VIsfroHs 10 the Zoo should no, attempt 10
make light OF the iaplr.-fttsbargh ChrOn
ella
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

-Mn Malsprop sometimes hits the
nail On the head II rsined In torrents
- she left the church Sunday morning
without IN umbrella How irrig.ting
this Isl she ejsculated Y. Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

The only thing thai q nls~r ever lcs~s Is
his s~ppcsice-the cn-t OF = meal sc2rcs u
a~way.-Tcx4s sifurg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22
TheSoap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
Throwing q Switch

- a@A 80 Is s~~f ~ssS@ go - ~
cas- 1885, - - 90 rs~ss1 = - ~@
ss~s~s =, @kA H@ss ses@~~& =s@. ~.
Ia - kssdsk4 81 s.@ ~ s-
49, g. 49, F~ssr - 80. - ~
-. - - sssf ~Fsaas = @ - 49,
szs A. -. - $500 49,
S>As 49, a& 81 - 49,. 4 ~~~
gNss AZ @atA 49, $500 sAs e@ - 81 go
80 ~.r sza@4 - sNa $685. s~<N-f
- SD a. $3.50 a. - Hs&@s q 80 -
90 h.&. 81 ~ - 80 80 fss~Sa~$ a. -
nxa 49, i @a Ia - Hs.1 &~s
tas szs 80 10 - F e-
49, a~asss@e s~ssf fsF-~a s@@ - -
a Es.a4~ rs%ks Ma t~~N @-sss s~s
s-Assas 900 49, - "a. A-S - "a Ha>~s
s~ A@<-.S ~ sxs. s~n F~s-~~s
e. aa-~sssS essa4- A~
q. 4. yoWaR. . oosseo. msso.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

The best cough mesiicise IL Piso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. 20
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

q 70 sfav cuQn
Ne~zss sra nsar ssA 81
dre>~of rs~ry ~sTsfss - 'As
Z ~sniGaasas Aasrs~
FE.ss4 txfs~bt
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

When Lazarus soul went up did they
not escort it? Did not David say: THE
chariots Of God arc twenty thousand.
even thousands Of angels" Are they
not represented as the chief harvesters
Of the Judgment day? Did not one an
gel in one night slay lsO,o 900 Of SIENNA
cherib's troopsf @. yes, world is In
communication with two other worlds.
All that communication is by angels
When q bad man is TO die, a man who
has despised God and rejected the Cos
pei, the bad spirits come On sulphurous
wing and they shackle him, and try to
push him OF the prccipices into the
ruin, and they lift q gufaw OF
diabolical exultation But there
is q line Of angels bright
and beautiful and loving angels mighty
angels reaching all the way ffom earth
to heaven, and when others gather like
them l suppose the air is full Of them
They hover. They fit about They
push down iniquity from your heart
They are ready TO rejoice. Look.
There is an angel from the throne OF
God One moment ago. il stood before
Christ and heard the doxology Of the re
deemed II is here now. Bright i'm
mortal, what news from the Golden
City, Speak. spirit blest The answer
comes melting on The air. Come.
come. for al things an now ready"
Angela ready 70 bear the tiding> An
gels ready to kindle the Joy. All ready.
Ready. cheruhim and seraphim- Ready,
thrones AND pr,ncipalities and powers
Ready, Michael the archangel
Yes / 60 further and say that your
glori6ed kindred n ready. / have
not any sympathy with modern Spirit
ualism. Ibelieve it Is bor ninperdiion-
When I see the ravages il unkes with
human inteYlects when I see tie homes
II has Devastated whsa IT, sAe bad
morals that very often follow in It's
walks, I have no faith in modern Spirit
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-22

sts f~ahkcsSco. cat
iouvsvgif. ~. sfH yoex. ~
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FOCAL AND TNsTRruEyr4L MUsIo

FOCAL AND ms TR CTEST1L Music
DAEjO AND GUITAR AGA DENY - IN
ID structigns by Professor Reaular Fine hanios
and E4itars on inStalnents HOlyOke block, cor
ner Front and spring streets
l. EMOGENE HAMILTON. 2I4 WALL
Il street, North Seattle. InstrEctrsss IN Insira-
mental music and harmony: Ieipsic course; grad
uate Of GustaTe Meyer, Leipsic. Germany.
Mss CALHOUN = NOW PREPARED TO
VI receive pupils In music az 4l2 James street.
/ F. LANCER, INSTRUCTOR OF VIOLIN.
- harmony. etc, az state University OF " ASH
lnyton. FCE particulars make application al tns
university or Durauts music sure, 7ZO IRONS
street.
MADAME BERTA CRY ELY, FROM MI
VI ian. ally; vocal culture tolt Italian scaOo.I
ami piano instruction: music rooms. Eoter nous,
Front, between spring AMI seneca streets; ths
oH4y one on the " estern coast holding IN neI pos
session certificates from the famous Ne" A0rA
teacher. Nine. Louisa appanL
MUSICAL IN~Tl1 UTE. OCCIDENTAL
VI block. room, $50 35S vocal culture ana n
strun4eEtai music; Office hours, 10 70 L q N
Mr@ @ilart. pFiu-fuat
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NOTFCE OF DTS~OLJTTON.

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION Or PARTNER
~ sh1p-NotCe Is hereby given that the partner
So heretofore SUbsIstin[ between "a. the under
sIgneI ferdinand TOk as Pau. ~in=arrnaa AMI J
+. MacDOuSall carrying on business seat; g
lnE county. Wash. unGer the sly - and firm name
81 loS4aS- -lnseTmAn & Co. WAS on the 18th day
O. Jul A. D. 1891. dissO we'd 0y mutual consent.
and lAaL The business ia future Wi. be carried on
by u he MacDoIgau & SouthwicS Company a
corporation wh ca VIII pay ami discharge all debts
and Liabilities and receive al moneys payao.e 70
said late nrua FERDINA$B TOkLAS
PAUL SINGERMAN
J. b MACDDCGAII.
Dated a. Seattle tAis 18th day vi July, 1891
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4ECOJNTJNTS.

Il PARSONS. lO2 SEATTLE ETOCK
- ROCKS OF pGollc Cliicials, corporations a.
!Lliii>f rat"rs firms and individuals examined
ot"fi-7i or closed Statements MADE the-sfro,,,
AdFtce gwen Partnership settlements business
fIofffesponde4ce ami q general agency conducted
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CONFECTEONERS.

ICE CREAM. CONFE1~FIuS I-rg,
dshry ; ice cream. All fiavors always ~, ba-4
promptly 20 all parts OF the cIty; Metre
Itau oflcks All h2vors, one quart 80 GEMS ti,-ss
plrts - cents, TWO quarts 81 or - 80 an, -
mn n-44e candies made fresh daily: isr-est ~.
------t-. ~ tbe sity ~ Henry's ST ThIrf strs.t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13

CHORT TIME LOANS on REAL ESTATE.
> J. Il Wright, room n Schenerman block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

rALL FOR BIDS-BIDS WILL BE RE-
" ceved until Wednesday noon, September 10,
for clearing university site, twenty acres. For in
formation Inquire Of A. L. Palmer, Union block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-13

acres bottom; nice creek; price SIS -.
part cash. IA snce long time. address q @rF
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