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FOR SALE.

Improved town lots, with good resi-
dencee. and we'll located lot and store
thereon with good patronage. at St.
Martinville, La, also lot and store al
Cade station, La. Robt. Martin,
St. Martinville, La.
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State of Louisiana.-Parish Of st. Martin.


BY virtue Of an order from the Honorable. the
Twenty-irst Judicial District Court. Of IN.
State of Louisiana. holding session in and 70,
the f"rish OF st. Martin. dated the 18th day Of
December, 1880. a. also pursuant to commits.
sion issued by said Court. to me directed.
i. Henry Cieutat. administrator Of the Suc.
cessiOn of virRinie Fuselier will offer for ,ale.
and will sell at public auction. for cash, 10 the
last and highest bidders. nj The late ,lomicil of
the decessed. in the Parish Of II. Martin, near
Cade Station, after due publication. on
SATURDAY JANUARY 24th 1891.
between the legal sale hours. the following de-
scribed property. to wit:
Ia. Acertain tract of land situated near Cade
Station. in the Parish Of 1t. Marlin, containing
Eighteen M-lO0 acrrs more or less, bOupded
North. by land OF Del3nnc. South. by that of
Devezin Lopez. East. BY that Of James Fuselier.
and West. by that Of Alphonse Lacour, and to.
gether with said land. all the improvements
thereon erected.
20. One lot situated in the town Of 81. Mar.
tinville. La, bounded North. by Claiborn st.,
South. By Berari ST.. East. by Theatre ST., and
West. by lot hereinafter described.
30. Another lot situated in the town Of 81.
Martinville. In. bounded North. by Claiborne
Street, South. by Berard Street. East. by lot
above described. and West, by vivier Street.
IN. One mare. one filly. one COW and calf, one
horsecart, and n lot Of household furniture etc.
Termsund condition. Cash.
Henry Cieutat, Administrator.
st. Martinville, In, Dec. 18th 1890.
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Wanted.

4 good working man with from So to
500 capital in every city and country.
to represent and advertise a speciality.
on guaranteed salary ::of $500 a day,
NO Book agency" Address at once Box
453, Waco Texas.
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SCHRfEVER
LIVERY STABLE,

To Accommodate the TRAVELLING
Public.
Regular Connection will be made with
Houma and Thibodeaux,
For passengers who do not wish to lay
over for the east and west bound trains.
Persons will be sent to TmIBDEArx,
NIGHT or DAY in phaetOn style at 80 cts.
per head.
Regular hacks from SCHRIEvER to
THIBODEAUx will pass daily all the
principal hotels and make connection
with the east bound train which passes
Schriever at 5:46 a. m. at 80 cts. per
head.
Purchase Of Tickets attended to and
trunks looked after. All baggage pro-
perly checked. All possible care given
to ladies and children.
II. F. CROzIER, Prop.
oct IS 3m.
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NOTICE.

All persons selling or shipping pro-
duce for sale are hereby officially nOti-
fed not to sell or ship same without pay
ing the produce or contribution tax on
same under penalty Of law according to
act 81 Of 1890.
CAB. CARDINAL. Sheriff 4 TIC.
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. BROWNS NOV BiTTERS

Cures Indigestion. l'iliousncss. Dyspepsia. Mala.
ria Nervousness. and General Debility Physi.
clans recommend it. All dealers s.ll l.. Csss'''ne
hasuadc mark aud crossed rcd lines W wrArpeS
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Witness the Hon. james z. Mouton. Judes o
said Court At 1t. Martinville, Parish Of st. Ma,
tin. La, this nth day Of November.
Wm. b. Eastin.
by Clerk Of Court.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Take notice that In accordance with
section IS Of Act % Of the General A.
sembly Of 1882, your taxes for the ysss
1890 according to the Tax Rolls on Als
In this Office. as also In the once Of TIE
Clerk Of Court. Ex-Ohicio Recorder Il
Mortgages. Of the parish Of St. Aartis,
are now due. and collectable, and II ISt
paid NJ the law directs, on or before The
S1st day Of December. A. D. 1890, amount
OF yOur said taxes will then ,tssy tws
per cent interest, per month. fssA ~
3lst of December until paid, or ~ pss'
perty TINS assessed will b sei5ed sld
sold according to law.
Sherin's Office. Parish Of St. Martin,
this 18th day Of November 1890.
CAB CARDINAL
Sheriff and Ex. Officio Tax Collects.
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Commercial College e x 81; S:!xI:;:|y.

=. 66GAuW0UOW
Cheqpsst I Best S0sNsss College in ~ Ndrid.
Nesi1t Iesseues, ~ syssso q Dssk.kseSan6 ss6
Sesssal cosl.sss EducetSsa- l0,o04 0sedae(es -
q 90 e r.ll n.si.sss Cessss. iseslsf fs1.e o.
nsnefy and hoard. sbeet eoo. ehsvt. Hard fypoWae.
49, Tslegvs4Ay spss,sss. Ne vssaslse. fss 80.
9fsdnstes rseeesss This city beautiful hsslsA M
AeSfioS iris paper.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALE PRO
~ posas will he received by the Board of Trus-
tees of the Washington Soldiers Home, at the Of
flee of the secretary. room 70, Occidental block,
Seattle until IL o'clock a. M. Saturday, January
"a 1891 for the erection of the buildings for the
Washington Soldiers Home, to be built at Ortng,
Pierce county, in accordance with the plans speci-
ticatons and detail drawings, prepared by W. A.
Richie, architect, copies of which are now on file
and may be seen at the Office OF the architect room
90 Union block, Seattle. also at room L MON
block, Tacoma Each proposal must state price
bid for the main building and separate bids for
posal must be accompanied by certified check for
five hundred dollars on some local bank as guar
antee of good faith. The check of the successful
bidder to be held by said Board of Trustees until
the said bidder shall have executed the written
contract prepared by the architect and furnished
the required bonds; or In the failure of which the
said $500 shall be forfeited to the said Washington
Soldiers Home, without recourse, and for lqui-
dated damages for such failure on the part of said
bidder No proposal will be considered unless ac-
companied by said certified check, which must be
properly Endorsed and made payable TO the said
Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees reserve
the right 10 reject any or all bids.
separate proposals will be received at the same
time and place for the plumbing. also for the heat
ing of the main building according to the plans and
specifications now on file for the same, each pro-
posal To be accompanied by certified check for
three hundred dollars and subject TO the same con-
ditions set forth in the call for bids upon the
buildings.
BY order of the trustees.
GEORGE ii. BOARDMAN, President
NJ. NJ. HOLMES, Secretary
First publication. December %, 1890.
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Special NOTICE.

REMUNERATION PROCEEDINGS
~ under ordinance No ,513 for the extension of
Lake avenue have been commenced, and all parties
interested are hereby notified TO file their objec-
tions, if any, within DAYS from this date, Janu
airy 1891 to the board of public works of the city
of seattle.
CENTRALIA, WASH, TO BE GREAT
" railroad CENTER four roads in course of
construction; and several more surveyed, all CEN
tering here; acknowledged to be one of the prett-
est and healthiest cities in the Northwest, and
still we selling nice level lots from $50 to $3.50;
correspondence solicited Manning & Dodge, deal
ers in real estate, box z, Ceutralia, Wash.
NOTICE-ALL BILLS DUE AGAINST THE
IN Tivoli saloon will be paid at the office of Hood
& Carr, room Olympic block.
NOTICE TO UNDERSTANDS FOR COT
IN tages, $40: two-story residences, $50; build
ings erected on nstallment plan by j. Fredlander,
architect and builder. 307 Columbia
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED-SEALED BIDS
LII will be received by the board of public works
up to January Is, 1891, for one lot within the dis
trict bounded by Market and Rainier and Yesler
avenue and Weller street, and one lot within dis
trict bounded by Temperance and Poplar streets
and Mercer and Bradley streets, both for location
OF chemical engine houses; lots must be on graded
streets.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting of the stockholders of the
elise Investment Company, for the election of d.
rectors and the transaction of such other business
may lawfully come before 1t. will be held at the
office of the company In the city of Seattle Wash
ington, on Wednesday. the 14th day of January.
a. d. 1891, at the hour of O'Clock in the after
noon. Seattle, Wash, December 10, 1890. ]. w.
elise, president; III. r. Clse secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REGU-
~ lar annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Boston National Bank. OF Seattle, will be held at
It's banking house Tuesday January -. 1891,
At $3.50 O'Clock p n for the choice of directors and
the transaction of such other business may prop
erly be brought before IL.
j. A. JACKSON. Assistant Cashier.
Seattle, Wash, Dec. Is, 1890.
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders of the Puget Sound National
Bank of Seattle, for the election of directors and
transaction of such other business may come
before IL, will be held on Tuesday, January 13
1891, at 3 o'clock p. m j. FURTH, Cashier.
December II. 1890
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
- nual meeting of the stockholders of the First
National bank Of Seattle. for the purpose of elect
ing board of directors for the ensuing year. will be
held at the office of the bank at Seattle on Tues
day, January 13 1891, at o'clock p. IN. Lester
Turner Secretary.
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ARCHITECTS.

ARCHITECTS.
PARKINSON, ARCHITECT, BUTLER BLOCK
BOONE & WILCOX, BOSTON BLOCK
w A. RITCHIE. ARCHITECT, COURT
w house. schoolhouse and public building work
Rooms SO, SO ana so Union block.
II NALLANDAINE.J R., ARCHITECT, S54
IA. Seattle block, seattle Wash.
SAUNDERS & HoUGHTON, ARCHITECTS
- Rooms 20, 81 and % Washington Territory
investment Company's building
E'VERS & KEITH, ARCHITECTS. ROOMS 81
II IS ana 80 Boston block.
E'IsHER, ARCHITECT. SEATTLE, WASH
4 RLEN II. TOWLE AN D FRANK y. WILCOX
n architects. Rooms and 10 Colonial block
II STFINMAN, ARCHITECT. ROOMS So
IL aud 81 Boston block, corner Second and Co
lumbia streets
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Found,
Tor Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted win be
inserted ct the rate of cent word each insertion.
Payment alwsys in advance. No advertisement
yeceived for less than % cents
N0T1CE.-The business Office of the PosT-IN-
4ELLIaExcKR IL open until IL p. m. Classified
Advertisements viii be received up to this hour.
Advertisements win be received ct branch Offices
of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at.
Tacoma. Sammons, Agent
1ort Townsend. .................H andley d French
The following letters await advertisers Mt this
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Crisp Snaps. :

Front street, 5000 per foot. This prop
esy (60x111 feetl Is located right In the heart OF
fhe business portion Of Seattle and amidst hand
come business blocks II is doubtful whether front
age in this vicinity may be had for less than 81 600
per foot
Brick Block, $4,000. An imposing four
story brick tG0xl11 feet) modern in every respect
III occupied; prime location; pays handsome divi-
8 oendss
oxzS per acre. 100 acres level land north of
Union bay; railroad passes through one corner.
kirkland. Thirty acres near the plated por-
tion It only $3.50 per acre.
Port Orchard. One hundred acres water
front, partially improved, $40 per acre; easy pay
mcnts
The Rainier Avenue Electric Limo is now this
New Years day, opened for traffic. Its course Is
southeasterly to Lake washington. This event
makes available, for the first time. large section
unsurpassed for attractiveness. The region along
fhe lake IL destined 20 become extremely valuable
on account Of its peculiar desIrabIty for suburban
rcsidences This fact VIII be appreciated when the
people become acquainted with II as they now win
BE- able to do. or course, values will advance.
There win be scramble" for holdings We are
able 70 oer large and varied List to select from:
SIX acres at $3.50 per acre.
acres 1t $500 per acre.
20 aeres At ss25 per acre.
sore tracts at $500 per acre, on small pay
nent down and balance on instailments.
s sere tract, all cleared, $4,000. and plenty
CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM
- snd rs OLYMPIC BUILDING.
South side Pioneer Place.
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LODGING HOUSES.

THE BALDWIN H0TsE-NEWLY FUR
i nished in best style: tire ~ every room terms
moderate: by the day week or month"; Yesler ave-
rue, between Third and Fourth streets
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W All PAPER.

N HoLEsALE AND RETAIL BUILDING
W paper. No. feat always ia stock: send for
SAMPLES H. :. Miller & CO.. SIS Third street
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
4 MEETING OF ST. ANDREWS CALEDO-
IA ninn society IL called for Monday evening, at
room IL, Lfeweliyn Dodge building, second street.
a fnll attendance 10 requested Alex. Allen, Presi-
dent.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTERs, Sc
= attic Commandery. No. b26, meets the second
9ud fourth Wednesdays of each month all brother
Fofesten cordially iayited c. b. walsworth II.
=: y. Remich, G. II.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I HAVE
this day sold my interest In the grocery business
carried on at No. 23l5 Front street. Seattle under
style of Dyer Il Nickerson. and viii not be RESPONSE
Ole Tor any bills contracted by them after this date.
Seattle, Jan. 2. 1891. f. o. NICKERSoN.
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ABsTRACTORs,
Legal NOTICES.

pO0TH & HANFORD ABSTRACT 4
ID Inc.) Rooms 345 and $40 Seattle block. =
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UMBRELLA REP4rRJyc

r MBRELLAS AND PARAsoIS Rrps-s-l
- recovered and made to order: worS - ~
done and guaranteed George W. Fey, 81 r.
bia, opposite pOstofiice.
TTMBRELLAS AND PARASOLs Rpp--~
- and recovered. No. 900, corner ssss -
Pine streets, seattle, Wash. Fred Taaks 49,
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81 =. oLAGU E--wooD AND cHAI.K-pIsTc
sSr.st nsEAsns Room So Union block. Front
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DTKING ~ cIE4NTNG

" B>0N-PRACrfCAI DYER AND
Rnt james ''N
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ron SsLE-LoDGTNa-aorSrs


INAR ~tLE-I.oussING HOUSE CHEAP
sattaale for nsaH. cteaTlig fcaEn $500 10 ssno
lts5>ath- "a D. Ha}i Gus ssssHi s,rs.et.
Eok ~AfE~LoIgfsl Nts.lluE coon
psyirg ,saissnE.stease on easy terms is8s
kxsNi ssFyul
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COSFECTIONFRS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, ETC
L Henry's ice cream, all havors, always on hand
delivered promptly 20 all parts of the city: Metro
potaA bricks. all faVors, quart 60 cents three
,ptnts so cents, two quarts 81, or 50 per gallon:
homemade candies made fresh daily; largest
assortment in the city at Henry's SIT Third
street.
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u the fUssp III
ii corner ofCd
Is he second |
Ek Is. Magma
ri sixty feet
b tie Third ri
zet school. AZ
Main streets
4 the Fourth |
) corner Of r
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A RTISTS MATERIALS. PTrTr--~
~ frames and novelties for the hsisslnskt3
Third street, opposite CordTay's tbess...Ss n
Baker & Co. te<
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-FREE TEACHIN
" and healing. Mrs. Williams. 4aS Cedar stree
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SEEING MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
4 now offers New Machines. New Cabinet Work
Sew Attachments. Dc sure and examine our Latest
nrssSucftons before purchasing sewing machine.
=. Is NoTton. nlanager. sl2 Third street.
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A RTHpR L. coon, GoTrsTFTy ps-,,s.<.
"A the John j. Mitchell New Yort Ss =. at,]z
tenn used; ''our speciality trousers 70 orr,
tee WISH 0-.st. s
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roR RENr-LoDGTNG-8o UsEs.

LsoElRENT- lopSINts- HOUSE,. SEVENTFF,
10 tntgsy seosfi>. HuA & kSpy. frons and \ q
4er SVtuue,
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MI
|1o schweltser|
II r Lcyelo
q Fremont pre-
6V. Rozen ane
aite and w, r.
inLsiona precl|
|eerid Parks anl,1
u srosr and VIII
II Union preci1
|SrkIss and Chi
re and G. BroS |
Iba. the follow |
|9IslAtire body 4
places la said
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NENDONE TURKISH BATHS: PLAIN
baths, 25c; open day aud night: separate ladies'
department., kl@sen block, oo8 second.
SEATTLE HOT SALT WATER BATHS
= special apartments tor ladies'; corner West and
seneca streets. c. ID. Davis, proprietor: A. III
Crane. manager.
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AssAFERs AND cHENJsr.

TRY THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN COVER
Il Ion treatment at the manicure and chi,sss1
courts of Mrs. Elmer Stearns, affer ION ~ f.
uaiy at 107 Occidental block.
A LICE NJ. AIKEN, EXPERIENCED va
IL cure and Electroiogist-Pa si0rs 20 and "a p
yoke block, Front and Spring streets
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ENGINEERs AND coyTRscro,s

III n. HAMMOND d co. SUCCESSORS To
ANDERSON g Faegrel. commission mer ~ ~, ~
9nee; storage solicited CoralercsI d,, anu pro
Madison street, seattle Wash N"~~' ioot OF
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HELP W4NTED-rEMxIE
NJ ANTED-AN ELDERLY LADY To TAKE
" care of sick lady. Apply at Seattle Brass
Foundry. foot Of Jackson street
WANTED - FIRsTcLAss YOUNG LADY
~ walters. Home dining rooms. Abbott restaa.
rant, Pike street
ED-rIRsr-cIAss YOUNG IAny
" cook. must be thoroughly experienced In
abilities: Also iirxt-ciaSs pastry cook. Hone cin-
ing rooms, Abbott restaurant, Pike street.
WASTEp-AN EXPERIENCED COOK N.
" euire at hotel next 30 the West street power
WANTEp-AT SIS SEVENTH STREET A
glrs nor general heusewoTks small family.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED. RAPID. &C.
~ Sarate permanent typewriter. II Occidental
csock. Monday afternoon.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-30

Notwithstanding the heavy rain last
evening, the Harrison Street M. Il.
Chapel was Il led with tho scholars and
friends of tho Sunday school to enjoy
the Christmas entertainment which
was q success IN every particular. 1t
Is only necessary TO state that the
musioil part was under the direction
OF Mt. VIM. Bayard Gem to assure
our renders that 1t was well rendered.
He was assisted 10y Messrs. VIM Whito-
lock, cOrnetist Alfred Dennis, William
Fold and William Hukill, viollnlsts;
Miss Mabel George and Miss Mary
WEIGH, orGnnists.
The Rotations of the scholars were
vol rendered. The closing part of
the program was an immense success,
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large audience. John B. Treibler, Jr.,
on behalf OF the school and congrega.
ton, presented the pastor, Rev Jabez
Hodson, full 5et of the Enoyclope-
dia Britannica, OF 80 volumes, as a
slight token OF esteem. Miss Ola
Iitzenberg, the church organist, was
presented with valuable package, and
W. L. Houpt, one of the teachers, was
alsop resented with package from his
class. Howard l.. George represented
Old Kriss and at the close Of the en-
tertainment presented tho childron
with package of candy from The
Christmas tree, and II orange. Tho
chapel was tastefully decorated, and
with tho bright faces of the children
made n pretty picture.