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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02
Racket Store.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A. +. IAILETT.

Court convened Tuesday.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

De Wits Sarsaparilla destroys such
poisons as scrofula, skin disease, eczema.
rheumatism. Its timely use saves many
lives.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

ventlOn Will say so.
Some of our good citizens who have
Toasted upon the flesh pots of the
Cox regime and hope to again sit at like
banquet supplied from the public
treasury. hold up their hands in
horror and almost shed tears over their
esteemed idol because we find it to be
public necessity that his official acts in
managing the county finance in cOnnec-
ton with his private business he laid be-
fore the people. We regret that the
public good demands that such things
be ventilated through these columns.
Ii is much more agreeable to US to say
pleasant things about our neighbors than
the reverse, and we never would have
opened up the matter at all if We did
not fear IA repetition Of this method of
manipulation by reason Of Mr.. Cox again
assuming control in person of the county
treasury and his lieutenant taking the
field as candidate for that Office,
while his right bower hobs up serenely
for reelection as county commissioner
on the south side. The editor Of this
paper has borne without murmur the
knowledge that thousands of dollars of
his money, paid rs taxes. have been con-
verted to private use through the agen-
cy of Mr.. Cox's bank. so long rs we saw
nothing which indicated An intention to
repeat the performance. But when such
calamity again threatens him and other
tax payers of this community. can he be
blamed for no longer holding his peace?
Our city schools will open next
Monday. September 9Th. Teachers have
been assigned to the several depart
ments as follows:
l.. D. Ellis. High school.
Mrs. Gaddis. principal Second ward.
Miss Ellis Third grade.
Hanna Second -
- Edwards First
Beeson Fourth Grade Third wd
Wilkinson Th'd :.
Hale Sec.
McMlCuacl 1IluiaTS
Crawford on the south side.
The teachers are preparing for the
coming work by holding an institute
during this week.
Eight years of work in the Ward
schools and four years i'll the High
school. is provided for by the new course
of study. Students may choose between
two courses in the High schoOls-The
English-Latin which prepares students
for the State University. or the English
Scientific which requires the study of
Etymology, Geology, Zoology. Botany
and Bookkeeping instead of the latin
required in the other course. Everything
possible will be done to make the most
successful year in the history of our
schools.
Pupils should not fail to be in attend
anee the first day. Nothing is gained
while much may be lost by delay. Pu-
pills should be sure to look up their old
books and procure new ones, if neces-
sary, and be on time the first morning.
The proper authorities will see that
the compulsory attendance clause in the
school law is enforced. The child
should not be allowed to grow up in ig-
norance even if he so desire. II is the
duty Of the state to prepare the rising
generation for citizenship.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

De Wits Sarsaparilla eleanses the
blood. increases the appetite and tones
up the system. 1t has benefited many
people who have suffered from blood dis
orders. 1t will help You.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

1.-The English alphabet is very irregular
thing
''How sO:''
'.All the letters except \. c. e, and p.
are out of place"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

The thirty thousand dollars which
We paid into the county treasury as city.
county and school taxes. which were
deposited in the Merchants State Bank
and loaned ont to Mr.. Cox and his
friends by himself. leaves a void in our
treasury vaults which will have to be
filed by all who now have or expect to
hereafter acquire taxable property in the
county.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

The y. z. s. Z. E. will be repre-
sented at the meeting at kinsley which
met to-day and holds three days ses-
sion. by a goodly number Of Dodge City
folks, among whom are Rev. Busser and
daughter. Mr.. Mills. Mr.. Thome, Mr..
Hallett. Mr.. Cline, Miss Edwards and
Miss Mills. If all the delegates have the
energy aud zeal that our representatives
possess, they will have an interesting
meeting.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-09-02

WANTED: To correspond with some
man who would like to put in small
grain for himself, or who would break
the ground and pot it into wheat for
another. Land is nine miles West of
Dodge City. FRANK RIsT.
TOulOn, Ill.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

. 80
. 90
. 90
so
80
. so
:. so
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Published by order of the County Com.
missoners for said County In pursuance of
Section IL, Article 20, of the Public General
Laws, which provides that,
"The County Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually, In at least two
newspapers published in their respective
counties, If there be two, detailed, minute,
and accurate statement of the expenses of
their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expenses, and for what and
to whom paid and shall also deliver to the
Sheliffs of their respective counties as many
copies of said statement as there are election
districts of said county at least ten days be.
fore such general election, and the Sheriff
shall, within six days after the receipt of
such copies, set up one of them at the place
of holding elections in each election dis
trict."
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
Witnesses in State Cases.

chas S. Nichols VS.. Andrew c.
Chas G. Dufef VS.. Jas. Mobley 90
Chas. +. Townsend VS.. Jas. J.
Bowen / 90
RObt. J. IsherwOod VS.. Jas. J.
Bowen 90
John II. PyIes vs. Chas. Kohlhoss 90
W. Seneca Veirs VS.. Chas. +. NJ.
KohIhoss 100
Howard Butt VS.. Jas. MobIey 90
Edw A. Wyvill VS.. Jas. J. Bowen 90
Geo. Carpenter vs.. David Carraher 90
Harvey Hendley VS.. ThOs. W. Col
MlIiaId F. Thompson VS.. Jas. j.
Bowen l 90
Julia AThOmpson vs.. Jas J.
Bowen / Ol
DR. Francis Elgin VS.. VIM. Coun-
Selfnan O
C. $. Fish VS.. Jas. J. Bowen Il OO
| Harman Hartman vs.. Joseph Saks OC
= Jacob W. Dutrow Joseph SakS L OC
Hannah T. Hawkins vs. John c.
Clarence Kinsey vs. John C. Tidou OC
Frederick BDhier ys. Wm, GOgD-
96ilnan ] 0(
Jerome L Thompson VS.. Jos. saks 10
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

John Bushby, witness in case of
Hosea B. Moulton
Thos Marshall, witness In case of
Hosea B. Moulton
Sam'l s. GlOyd, witness I'm case of
Hosea b. MOulton
VIM. A. Scott, witness In case of
Hosea B. Moulton
Daniel w. Brown, witness in case
of John ii. Bachelor
Chas. G. BOhrer, witness I'm case
of Alex. Il. Br1ttOn
Alex. ii. Bean, witness I'm case
of Alex. T. Brtton
Henry Gingell, witness I'm case
of Alex. 4. BrIttOn
Reuben Simms, witness in case
of Smith +. McGill
Jno. II. Crumbaugh, witness in case
of Smith 4. McGill
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
NOVEMBER TERM, 1890.

Jurors
Isaac Young, Grand Juror 20IO
Lorenzo ID. Watkins, Grand Juror 26lO
John Il. Selby, Grand Juror - 30
George A. Darby, Grand Juror 2S 80
Saml T. Case, Grand Juror 2295
Thos. l.. Otfutt, Grand Juror - so
Francis l. Beu, Grand Juror 24Oo
Richard Ii. Bowman, Grand Juror 26oO
Reuben NJ. Riggs, Grand Juror 20 10
Nathan IL. Darby, Grand Juror - 80
Millard l.. Rice, Grand Juror "a 30
Richard Ii. Cecil, Grand Juror % so
Chas. Farquhar, Grand Juror 20 60
Elias keiser, Grand Juror - so
VIM. 4. Wheeler, Grand Juror 2565
Jacob l.. Kefauver. Grand Juror % 20
Marshall p. Howard, Grand Juror 21 so
Jacob Miller, Grand Juror - so
Hiram w. Hopkins, Grand Juror 20 30
John W. Gather, Grand Juror % so
Henry l.. Vers, Grand Juror - 80
J. Furr White, Grand Juror 5000
Robert +. Magruder, Grand Juror 81 50
VIM. G.. Brewer, Petit Juror 42 90
Albert II. Stewart, Petit Juror 46 so
Joseph Henderson, Petit Juror 42 10
Chas Il. Poole, Petit Juror - 90
James f. Poole Petit Juror 81 30
Albert King, Petit Juror 10 90
John Magruder, of W, Petit Juror 45 90
Jacob V. Van Horn, Petit Juror AZ 10
John 7. Kelley, Petit Juror "A 80
Wilson B. Tschiffely, Petit Juror as 80
Jonathan Magruder, Petit Juror a. so
John NJ. c. Williams, Petit Juror A 90
Alban Brooke, Petit Juror 2S1O
VIM. H. Wade, Petit Juror 43 25
Mason Havener, Petit Juror 45 90
OthO. c. Ward, Petit Juror $500
VIM. W. Darby, Petit. Juror 1910
John II. Cooley, Petit Juror 4S 90
Latimer 4. Hilton, Petit Juror - 90
Jessie jenkins, Petit Juror 40 so
George 7. Windham, Petit Juror a. so
William III. Clark. Petit Juror AZ 10
Richard IL. l.ansdale, Petit Juror % 90
Basil 4. Dorsey, Petit Juror 40I
John l.. Dawson, Petit Juror 42 80
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Florence g. Summers vs. Zadok
Summers 90
CAharine Redmond vs. ZadOk
Summers 90
James F. Redmond vs.. ZadOk
Summers 90
Lucy McAllster VS.. VIM. Bellows 90
Octavius o. Baker vs.. J. r.. Price 200
&. A. Lubn VS.. John r Price 90
VIM. Grady VS.. J. g. and Susan
John TaseO vs.. J. G. and Susan
J. II. Daymude vs. J. r. Price 200
Eliza Taylor VS.. ThOs. Brown 90
James Smith vs. ThOs Brown 90
W. J. Offutt vs.. Thos. Brown 100
Eugene Il. JarbOe vs. ThOs. Brown / 90
o. o. Baker VS.. John r. Price 600
John Daymudc John T. Price 90
G. A. Luhn VS.. John T. Price 800
JnO. J.. Sellman vs.. John r. Price 90
G. II. Hershey VS.. John r. Price 90
James PeaHe VS.. John T. Price 200
Lewis Jones VS.. John T.. Price $50
Jas. c. Holland vs. J. G. and Susan
Mangum 90
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
1898 50
Local Board OF Health.
Orphans Court.

william W. Poole, Judge, attend
ance 1896 90
David Giinith. Judge, attendance 24O 90
RichaId T. Ray, Judge, attendance o3G 90
Robert W. Carter, use Mary A.
Carter, Ex. Register 30 90
george &. Dawson, Register loo 73
1900 80
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
VOL. XXXVII.


of Ignatius Frazier
James q. holland, juror I'm case of
of Ignatius Frazier
Thomas l.. Bailey, juror In case
of Ignatirs Frazier
Joseph +. Moulden, juror in case
of Ignatius Frazier
John A. Steele, juror in case
of Ignatlus Frazier
VIM. f. W. COnnell, juror I'm case
of Ignatius Frazier
Joseph N. Bailey, juror in case
of Ignatius Frazier
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
JANUARY TERM, 1891.
witnesses In State Cases.

Moses Kahn vs.. Thos Dove 90
Zachariah DOwden VS.. Thos Dove LOO
Chas. BOley w. Marshall Steele 100
Samuel ID. Haney VS.. Marshall ,
Chas. Morgan VS.. Marshall Steele 100
Mordecai Morgan vs. Marshall
rs steele no:an:,.:, :. - ,;s;, 100
steele ~ 100
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
R. G. FIELDS. Proprietor.

EXPENSES OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 80,
1891.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Sarah A. Cummings, witness In
case of Geo. Cummings 90
Thomas ]. Jackson, witness In
case of Geo. Cummings 90
Arthur l. West, witness in
case of Geo. Cummings 90
Howard A Garrett, witness in
case af Geo. Cummings 90
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Mrs. Mary Waters, wife of DIR. VIM. A.
Waters, died Tuesday night at her home,
Pleasant Fields, near Clarksburg, in her
siEty-fifth year. Mrs Waters was the daugh-
ter of the late William Wilson, of this coun-
ty. She was member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South at Clarksburg, and
leaves one son and two daughters, viz, Mrs.
5. Belle Sellman, of Baltimore; Mrs. Ager-
non Poole and Mr.. c. C. Waters, of this
county.
A cow belonging to Samuel Drensor, liv-
ing on the outskirts of Austin, Mimi, has
given birth to wonder. One half of the
body resembles a calf and the other half
tbear. The tail resembles the appendage of
"a deer, and the head is inclined TO be on the
Ahumaa order. The eyes are fiery black and
OF Ilgnatius L IakIvr - -i1r,s
John T. Selby, juror in case
of Ignatius Frazier 50
Johu W Chandler. fuTor case
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

InqnisitiOn Cases.

salatb,ei It. MullIcan, Cher 500
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Talesnan.

Nathan s. White . so
Jacob j. Kemp . so
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25
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$4,228 30
RENTS.

RENTS
DIR, ID. h. Owens, Treas Town
Han Co.. Use of Town Hall
for Circuit Court A3Oo 90
Robert II. Higgins IIse Of house f71s
Tor Clerks office, &c, 8 months aOs ~
s6Os "a
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-09-25

Chas. Kohlhoss VS.. Chas. f. NJ
kohlhoss 100
John T.. Thompson VS.. Chas. Clag-
gett 400
Benlamln Thompson VS.. Chas
Claggett 400
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-26
COUNT NOTICES.

COUNTY TRFaSu BER'S TAX NJTICE-
y Office is hereby Zlvea that on -ae go 4N -
December l~b 4. NJ4 I1les 3 q .. *. l. r 8. ~ ~
county. " sSHlDstou. were turned over - me ~
the county auditor for tue Coi eNricl * the 1aAs
Tie con. that all TAX cooSs for tte rui.as-+-un el
lake. fpr the year 1891 III said county are noN n
n2E hands for collection.
To all payers ~ taxes wnp snail paw tas sAAs
wltusu tIe year for which they assessed t2sfs
VIII De al allowance OF rebA- II 8 peg caDt y
pad On OF before g O'Clock p III, January L. -.
and II no. pals. before b pc.lek IA. Nafc1
J. 1897, said taxes viii then become DEB u 2eAt
and - penalty 81 10 per csntum Nl.t t1sreupon -
a. sncn nfaid taxes and penalty Wa 1e2T lnfefsss
AZ TIE rate OK twenty t-0i per ceu- pr anaazn
Uu}li raid
axes ara p2yaale At the county tre=sUrsr's q.
Hce, seattle. King county. Washington. from
Oc.ock = m al o'clock q In
ENEU% phil LPS County treasured
Dated December y. lc9l
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REso-

RpAhD OF ALDERMEN JOINT hE>o-
BE 1t resolved by the board Of aldermen and ths
mouse e delegates Of The city OF seattle 10 session
assembled.
CITY 10 iupg2ve thsstnat street in the city Of -
tie from iaIDoE street 60 kuignt street IN SAID
ctty, ~ grading ana >jdewal&las sne same On CON
sides thereof
The estimated cost Of grad ag. c.earias ard
gFlotlnE excluding the crossings. : SSosV,
ths estimated cost # SideW4iSDS said street 5
- Ene goSa- estimated cost OF SAID Improve
ment 90 D. paid bV thR 2SuttguS property oN .4sfs
walks = sS-4 rhe estimated Clst ~ EraAi4ls'
NAcaTl "a and ErUbelEg crossings lS $40 % lV3.
the tatal estimated = 20 te pst ny tae city OK
seattle = r54s o. lNu. and tne cost 90 the grazing
ard s-oewalAinS OF SAID strssc Is 60 be assessed
against the property admitting ora said sir=e- go,
posed 10 bs improved - described 4-slNet Aa1
-i-li $50 Aos'tlIA- f1otesst : F.eAs t-l-'
De me Pr pertg 20 neGtea 1y SAID Improvement ~
Al peESJns owning any admitting prop .ctFs -
defined by section seven 40 vt article eiSas
wild Of the charter, shall have httssn dSSss
THIS resolution 60 ne W}sa ths Ci-F eecs profess
against Sail Improvement
Passed board OK aldermen tAis 2lsi asy q De
GENDER. 1881 a. =. AlALlR,
President Basr3 Of Al5erlEen.
ceuoer. 1891 e.. * BAtLEN,
President pro TEN. House Of Delegates
Approved BY me thiS 20 say q ps.e.Lioef'
1ssl. 9L1Re V. u ILL. Aayor
Filed BY me this sd dsy % uscelaasr ISL
"A. "a VI iI-EE. Cjty tterS
Date Q. first publication. mis- Isl Gay Of Iecena
per 1871
y lowing cay warrants wl4 o. paid en- pre- -.
tatiou ~ the Ciiy treasurer rc- and 20 interest,"
allowed after diteen days from nrsi FUo4'cA.oa
OF this nos;ces
siye. WILLIS l. AAiES. tt-y rreasuger
Dale Of hrSt plhtrat an. December IL. lS3L-
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LOST.

II O>T-FISAL PROOF RECEIPT FOR l6o
l. acres CT land. FiE1er please return 10 I'd
ward " ASH, care Post Etellsgencsr-
/ O>I-An oxldlze4 silver opeD-fscec lazy ;
L. watch, sosV between TIE courthouse and Han
sens jsre-Ey store Finder same 20 Posi-ln-
te4iigencer: re ART.
T oST-A BLACK Fur BOA A SUITABLE
Lrsrard VIII be paid for same freturned % room
- Kern blOcE.
r oST-A RUBY CHAIN OF OxERNENLE.
l. Is cents reward Big secon Inland sore, SS1tn
and Pike. Shgpia
FOUND.
I'OCND-THE BIG SECOND HAND STORE,
sixth q q Pike Chaplin
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FOR s4IE-REAL FSr4rE

L'0R sALE-THg. WHOLE or PART -
" r. Le1EerEolfi successor ~ Lewis 4 49,.
woed. room = -a-itv2n 5lescx-
TOR SALE-A GREAT BsEsArw ~ ~~-o
i q once 100 acres Of good .8E1 81 a whsga :.
and Iu-acre tracts eight z. -.s-S s7.ea ~ = -
county road sc10c. ar rcs+ 7s-e mar r. 49,
also chicken r21ce. ave aEt hslf acres. hossa !,
three r0CELzs oIs0lali.r .-s. fr1c trees 90 -.
Cleared, etc. t1ts ara-eFv vii =. $50 - -
terms, s. great z4--iEes Z 2 can = 80 !.
once Apply 70 oEaer- 707 Ma sen s-res.
Tor SALE-THIR~y zCRES NEAR vur
4 EEL LlDa railway art Lz<s %asb5rz,au- -
! ard 2-acce rrac-s ues- -le waser on Ezszs gr9s6
1Egter. steamer f31r t4-leS GaF- tvs haa-st5ErT
residence lots i1 een-- 8 1Ga11er = vsFT EsssraaTs
lots n Wess s--ee-. ~eGr-ls- Eve AMI haIF -.
~ Ken; pr1ces very .o7v ant terms 4zSw 49,
" Van D1r-a- Z9- Zsl- ZJ3 WasaIsEt9a 49,
entrance. 705 Frea- szr-e-
L'OR sALE-LOTS n rvFsETr. Trp,Ts
L easy Azin s Wa-ssa.-s. So >sc1ai grree-
LOB SALE-TEfE MOST ~r+fTr r rr.rs ~
Queen AGus 2 d IN E.aoass.'s a ~ Fs.-zass -.
0nd A'-1.tioa snap alccza HUB. G5TE1p.c aIork
TOR SALE-S60. lots ALL CLEARED ~
4 RIVER Psr<- r1ta ----tle eas- ~ s2-des "a
- 3oF a-i Ding " - as az enc c=H.-r u %
CIT ~ car line F--z1l zl over r-Es saa-a.
man E2lzTt- clssa pes u- Jr1-ey On ~ RI arsat-
c2~cC-lII ~ - on -l1s 70 Ten % 10 gaa
p rso1- ca-y $50 casG 1ewa ana ba.aace IL sraa9
monthly payments. 0oG-1 & Wh-swor-A s
Diymptc block
L-0a SALE Or EXCHANGE F0g cry
PoTr Orchard -yznaz7 CITY and Faslc1 ISLAND. "a
superiority fortae ABOVE localities Tor -
2-ss Of soi 3 wei SEowa- James Z Por.er n
Go-tSt=-1 oCt4tl1-
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SPECr4L NOTICES.

fT&ANELEE~' AAEEIERS' TRAVEL EEsi
1 w eY SaoVli y-- pas yaare thAa IS 20 $40 for
ne ee-i t,alA~- W. >aa set tle-a a. 10 &ksu
Slrett 50 thcse .<..es-
IL " 81 bEEATHEg y NOC- SHOUT . WEAR
fsGErse < SG1.-a ca.v bratgi Cur,iov.a shas,:
IS "a s.i had ssw0F esrx so}es, lie MAga s4gssG
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor sALE-THE CLIFF HOUSE: THE
city; present proprietor in house since !.
bglt: cheap rent Cal after p IL
TOR sALF-HALF INTEREST IN 4 WE'LL
II established and ccEnpiese outfit in butcher
bushes. AMI s3z1ghIer-aoSe IN the country: COED
reasons for selling; price $500 George c. Marks.
lis James street
CoR sALE-DoCBLE BLOCK SINGLE
mill: now running: good railroad facilities and
timber handy. Address shlngls NIL. care Post
Intelligence.
U-TRsT-CLAss RESTAURANT FOR SALE:
block
TOR sALE-BEsT-PAYIS RESTAURANT
in city For particulars cal on George c.
Marks Us James street., Occidental block
TOR REST-FogTY-ACRE FARM C Z
Il Patterson, Ia Occidental block
I-oR sALE-ssOO WILL Buy ONE OF THR
best pay ng little businesses IN this city: IL
q1i-ss only fe~ hours work IL the evening and
lazy can MANAGE ~ VIII pay Itself ii tares EloaIhs-
Address P .. Box Glo
ONE OF THE BEST LUMBER AND SHIN
" gIe mills on P1gst sound FOR rent. an inter
Manager Vulcan Iron WORKS Company, Seattle.
I'oR sALE-BooE AID STATIONERY BUS
ineSs; rest location q iHe caty; $1,000 eAAa
required 10 From: street.
60 000 WILL PUT Az ENERGETIC MAN
sosooO with good reference into est4b-
Ii shed business that with close sfseofion VIII
clear him over s. 900 year. This Is q bona fde
ossT and the business viii stand the closest
tiny a reliable party meaning business Will be
gwen every opportunity to most thoroughly iuves-
tlgste- address Owner. P. o. Box SIS, Tacoma,
Wash
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost Pound,
For sale For Rent and : tuAtions Wanted viii be
inserted the rate OF cent word each insertion
Payment always Ia advance No advertisement
received for less than IS eent&
NOTTCE-The business Office OF the PosT-iS-
TELfIeEsoER IL open until IL m Classified
Advertisements VII be received up 70 this hour
Advertisements viii be received At branch Offices
Of the Posr-IxTELLT sEscER az:
Tacoma ....,....,...T Sammcns Agent
Port Townsend. Trench q Springer
The following letters await advertisers st this
Office:
Annie III : A. N e
Ernest ~ NJ y o. x
FFaucts. LONELY Widow. x
(eVernEsR N I.
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ron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ItQN EENF-CIARE>r EGEs D.. tJRSt-R
r Secoad ana Depot stscet>, q atS -at ss tsaant
can seizure thiS receaE Had9 bCs-e a tary fAvarA-
BE ;etnS Apply IAAS.sS LogeG 4,al4 ksOaE
street
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New Port BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ G}SAt, sSN aD1 fresh water electric rna1fcs-
led HSsSl an sulphar AMI cabinet vzpor baths.
private apartments fer l...ses: sxcslIsat a,T@n,.
Anes. SIS sTo1s stree.
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STANDARD ACADEMY, TIT SECOND ST.
- HiDckley block. New beginners class Monday
aud Friday evenings; advance class Tuesday even
ine sociA saturday night: private lessons: plain.
fancy and Stage dancing. Professor NJ c. Aker
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
" inEtor hall l.545 sixth street: every evening
81 p NJ and every afternoon from ! TO 8 ? N.
private lessons; send for circular: fancy am szaSa
dancing tsught Professor &. Lopp
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YXIL DRTsE.

TRoCsE MAKE NOTHING ELSE
l. Coca. Iro2sers MAk-r the esogIsGsla oal4dlnx
eo<asr FROM sad Cpia1ao1A streets
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TMPQUNDED STOCK AT ACCTIoS-TrEs-
day, December 20. 1881. a. 10 4 "a, 10 fr0ut OF
police headquarters, corner OF Ihiri stress AMI
eS!er avenue I VIII sell pGelic auction aRi 20
the highest bidder Tor cash 70 pay expenses q m
pounding and Keeping, the ioisoWiR s-isscrioed air
mai viz:
IL one red COW. dshorned: ear ularket and bob
tailed and about eiSht 50 years Of azs-
The owner Of the above-deSerloed ADiE-al : x
me unknown BOLTON EOSES>.
Chief Of Police. >+asttA
Date Of drxt publication December -. IS9L
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FoR RENF-BUET DTNGS.

Tor RrNr- BUILDING No. us WASHING
tca street tttwseG commercial sn1 second.
formerly Occupied ~ = & >]crsa. Fer particu-
lars iaSulre r1clas a - squire LAt.uleT build
iaE
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TOR SALE-THE WHOLE or phpT -
Il block 3 Te-rv's S-a z55ir5on. Zs5x.sset -, -.
". r LeV5EerEooa, slceass0r - Lewis 4 Iass-s-
wood. room - -a.livza 5lacx-
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ASS4TERs AND CHEMIST

n E BOGARDUS. OFFICIAL A-SAYER FOR
y. Chamber Of Commerce; mines examined
assaying and chemical work of a. kinds done
Rooms ~. - and az sullivan hGficiuZ Front
street between Cherry and Columbia
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l LFRED GRASSSER. Ian SCAPR G.p
Il 0ensr. Corner While and Madison streets
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ROOMS ASD BOARD.

CAALL FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
- suitable for single lady or gentleman. a. z W
RaEers, 70T Fiftb street, near Cherry.
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cH0gT AND LONG LOANS: IoRToAGEs
= AID commercial paper bought Inquire 10
WASzLnztGu street
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IL Grand hotel is The bsst for all delIcacies Of tn,
season.