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Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
EFFECT OF THE MCKINLEY BILL
A Branch of a Big London Gun ana Ammunition Company to be Estab-
 

"A
 Ammunition Company to be Estab-
 Hshed in merica.
 BANGoN, Me-, Nov. 25.-The Whig and Courier will announce that the Maxim Nordenfelt Gun and Ammunition company of London have made a proposition to the Public Works company for the establish ment of an American branch of the Maxim concern at veazie, four miles from this city, where the plant of the Public Works company is located. It is expected that early in the year the equipment of the new factory will be begun and that manufac- turing will be in progress within few months thereafter. Messrs. Simon and Clarke, of the board of directors, who have been commissioned to enter into ar- engagements for the manufacture of arms at Veazie, are now in this country and will visit Bangor early in December.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
Dfsauiet in Brazil.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-A dispatch from Rio Janerio says that dissensions between army and navy are now causing disquiet there.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
THE RECENT TRAIN ROBBERY
Detectives on the Track of the Mii
 creants-Thefr Clue.

RACINE, Wis, Nov. 25.-Detectives at work on clues to the recent train robbery searched 8 house on Twelfth street and found two masks, two slouch hats, two pairs of overalls and twenty-five brass shells loaded with buckshot. The rooms had been occupied by two men who worked for contractor named Richter. They dis
 appeared shortly after the train robbery. Engineer Mckay of the robbed train identified the garments as those worn by the robbers Detectives left Racine hastily to-day and arrests are expected to follow.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
AN 1NsURREcrroNARY MOVEMENT.
Brilliant Wedding in Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. 25.-A brilliant wedding to- day was that of Miss Mary Pratt and MT. Charles Sprsgue. It was especially noteworthy by the reason of the great mated at S15, 900, ,000, and the wide family connections of the bride and groom who are allied with Boston's oldest families.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
STERN MEASURES IN CHINA. Publishers of Anti-Forefgn P1acardi
 

Publishers of Anti-Foreign Placards
 to Re Beheaded Forthwith.
 LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Standard this morning has advices from China to the effect that the government has decreed that the printing and publishing of anti foreign plscards is capital offence, and has ordered those already convicted of this offence to be beheaded forthwith, and without waiting for the formal imperial authority. It was hoped that these stern measures would have a deterrent effect, and convince the powers that the govern ment was in earnest; as, under ordinary circumstances, 8 period of two months would elapse before the executions.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26

FOR SALE. CHOKING coats, house coats and house robes. D Bargains at MORRIS BRENNER'S, n21 If Corner State and Chapel.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving

CERVED at the Merchants Dining Rooms, 30. D State street, today CThanksgiving). Turkey roast pig, chicken pie, etc, etc, with all the side dishes of an old New England Thanksgiving dinner, together with all kinds of homemade pie and pastry. Price 50 cents. n26 1t
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
EnR c A TIE

FOR SALE, IMMERSION top carriage, good order, suita- E ble for one or two horses. AMMAN, n20 Ct 63 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
THE RIOTS IN CHINA.

Previous Dispatches Confirmed-The
 Station at GehoI Sacked and Burned
 A Belgian Priest Murdered.
 PARIS, Nov. 25.-A dispatch has been received here from Pekin which confirms the statement that well-armed bands have devastated whole district in the northern part of China, and that they have pillaged and burned Belgian mission stations. In addition to the destruction of the mission stations at Tayou and Sanchi, where over 100 converted natives were massacred by the bloodthirsty bands, the station at Gs- hol was sacked and burned. The priest in l charge of the mission, Belgian by birth, | was killed by the mob, and several other Christians were also mass acred. The na- | tives had heretofore been quiet, and there | were no signs in the district that revolt l was meditated. The local authorities there had taken no steps to suppress any outbreak and when the natives rose they met with no material opposition, for the officials were practically helpless. It may be, he stated, l that the local governor in his report of the occurrence to the Pekin government does not place the blame upon the natives of the province, but places the responsibility for l the crimes to bands of Mongolian robbers, who, he says, made raid through the dis trict. Whatever the truth may be the gen. eral government has taken steps to prevent any further outrages on foreigners or na- tive Christians in the district. Under or ders from Pekin all the troops available were immediately upon the receipt of in formation regarding the trouble dispatched to the scene of the disturbances.
 AN INsURREcTIoNARY MOVEMENT.
 LONDON, Nov. 26.--The Chronicles cor respondent at Tien Tsin says: The out break in the north, officially described as a raid of Mongolian robbers, proved to be an ineurrectionary movement of serious dimensions. Dispatches received to-day state that in Mongolia and some northern districts near the capital the revolutionary feeling is spreading rapidly and the number of rebels is becoming alarming. An insurgent force consisting of several squadrons of Mongolian cavalry, besides infantry, is re- ported to be advancing on Pekin, where the utmost alarmIprevails. The population of large area, actuated partly by molina ton and partly by fear Of the rebel sol diery, have joined the movement, together with several mandarins. Imperial troops have started to meet the rebels. The en.
 tire Christian population of Kingchou was
 massacred with the Belgian priests"
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 

SUN RISES, 6.5a MooN RISES, HIaH WAITE BUN SETs 4:25i 1:54 7:44
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
DEATHS,
MARINE LIST.

BRO0KS-In Hyde Park, Mass, Charles c.
 Brooks, aged B. Burial in Milford Friday at p. m-
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26

FOR SALE. nNE beautiful upright piano, at a bargain. " nlqst BOX ROO City
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26
&1auts.

~ IRL for general honsework: must be a good O cook; German or Swede preferred. h. quire at S05 LAWRENCE STREET,
 nos If rnr St Roman
Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-26

WANTED A SITUATION as porter. Address "A n20 7r. L.. This office.
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his executrx for the payment OF sass assp~.n,ens,
Wnica demand has been refused, and
whereas, The amount Of the TIVE, r~s..s,,~
hcrean ABOVE specified now rernnsnt,,sr 49,
pala u the sum OF x1S7, wSfh ,,,,as
est upon $lslzj thereof from the fsfe >ss..Ns
december, A. D. 1889 ana upon ~ sn M, $500 49, ~
rate SOW, a. the regal
Now therefor notice Is hereby given thas On
lnesday, the 10th day OF January ION, =. ~, ~
front door Of tie courthouse OF the s<ns,ers,r
oi the state OF w ashington for Ming cs,ss r,v ~
ssifl celrfnouse being situated at ms.
ntf OF Jefferson and Third streets ia he sst,- - -
attic NJ the hour OF 10 o'clock a M az saisi 49, ~,
above enumerated so shares OF sfork svids, cs s
py said sfock certihcafes numbered d ana q a. =,
many thereof as shah pay. or may be naress,rr 81.
she paSFnenf or she said two f2) assessrnents rsh
lhteFess a. aforesaid upon all Of the $50 sha-as
anove enumerated will be solo at public a,,ctir, -
TIRE n,gnest and best bidder for cash and A. s,ch
safe the person who shall pay the said two asses
meats 20 que with interest thereon as afi,resssj
toseser Win the expenses OF advertising Inc sale
~, lns snaness number Of shares Of the above
enumerated STOCK, or for the smallest rortio. ~ =
share Of said stock, as the case NAV Re- s,s ~ :
Deemed The highest and best bidder -
1899 s eAS va 1eSenoef.
Tisx SEATTLE rRoS a STEEL MAsprAcruxrse
BY WILLIAM HArSswoRrr
Attest: With the corporate seal OF said com.
pany. - 0eA. se'n'
FSEAL.l w II r.x~
ing Company.
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pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
foria: At p m.. passengers received on board mt
8 p m.) January 3, 8, ID, ID, 2S 2S and every
i've days thereafter.
For Alaska: January and Is, February 9
and II.
Sound ports: at o a. M, January 8, 10, 10, 20. 20
and 30.
Tickets may be obtained ut the Office OF the COM
pa,ly at Ocean Dock. Seattle
GOoDALI., PERKINS & CO., General Agents,
San Francisco.
Ii. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. Seattle.
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RArE WAYS.


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Il the lire TO take to eli points East and
south. 1t Is the pESrSe car ROUTE IL
runs shrcaEh Nestioased Trains every
GAY In the year to
ST. PUAL AND CHICAGO,
tNo change Of csrsl
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sieepers " latest
equipment,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
commentators are both FREE and furnished for
noiaers OF first or second-cfsss tickets and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with all lines, A.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
saVsnce through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and from all points in America. England and
company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE 40 FOLLOWS:
Overland through train. 6:ls a m
Portland and south. 6:15 q. m and S:S5 p. m
Anacortes ana north. 40 .. y m. and s:rsp.m m.
Tsconia and local, 6:l5 and 9:15 u m; 12:l5.
2'oo e:2o aud S:35 p. m.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE FROM
Eastern points, 1928 a m.
Portland and south, $40 9. m and 7:s5 p. M
Chchaiis and Olympia. f1:I0 a. m.
Anacoftes and north; 1905 and $40 pm
Iaceina and local, 1928, $40 and Halo q M;
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and ST.
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
day coaches. finest palace dining cars between
vice.
Full information concerning rates, time Of
trains, routes and other details furnished on app
cation TO ~
4; 2. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
III First St, cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
J. a. NApEAG, General AGENT Seattle.
a. cHlLBERG. City Ticket Agent, 716 Second
street Boston block. Seattle. Wash
r. ToSkIN. Ticket Agent, Seattle Depot, foot Of
Third street
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CTR NOTICES.


WATER NoTIcE-Now THAT TIfF 9soT. n
weather Is setting in. many consumers allow
tneI wafer faucets to remain open all night in
wv. ~ pftssnl tue pipes freezing. II this waste
- aot stopped tue higher elevations OF the city viii
snner IN consequence. The water department
sIrirty PROHIBITS the practice and any corpsETper
wiifulIy violating this notice viii be perem IN
cut OIL w. I. CHALK Superintendent
NOTICE = HEREAFTER NO BILLS FOR
- supplies for the city Of Seattle unacrompanied
oy reqnsafsons from the hoard Of public works
pubic works #. " D. HoLBRoOK. sccy
CITY TREASCRER's SoTICE-THE rS,I-
~ lowing city warrants will be paid upon presela-
taiien a. TIE city freasurers Office. and interest
allowed ON Same after fifteen days from first pub
cation of this notice:
Fire fund warrants, No. 2il TO 245 Inclusive
Water fund warrants, No. $50 to ga inclusive.
TOAD shind warrants, No 3,I66 10 5270 in
Gas fund warrants No 5, 81 and %
bated this 9th day of January 1891
WILLIS I. AMES City Treasurer
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ENGINEERS md CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every de-
scTption wharf building, pile driving dredging and
steam shovel excavating: plans and specifications
furnished on application correspondence solicited
ONCE, Occidental block, Seattle, Wash.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTf0N-W HERE
N Is Is appears 10 the satisfaction Ct the city
council 81 the city Of seattle thai te sssessea val
uRtioo o. the property, real and personal, ey tbs
assessment ro1 Of said city sn3 c0unty amounts
aua eight hundred aud Any nve $50 ai5,s55l dol
Whereas. /, further appears that The bonded In
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QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
KAMrLcHIE AND eRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH.
(The opposition boat

(The opposition boat)
Leaves Tacoma from the n. p wharf daily.
cept sunday, at a. M, sharp. Returning. leaves
Kamilchie 12:45 p. m; Olympia - H.; arriving
in Tacoma D. M, connecting with steamers reach
ing Seattle at p M. and which ere through boats
Tor Whatcom and way points
Leaves Baker & Bacon's dock. foot OF Union
street. Seattle, for Tacoma, at 3 y. M sunday.
". B.-This boat must oe taken from Tacornn for
Grsvs arssor heiylg ffee oriv tra-h bat
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MIL or SALE OF SHARES OF STOCK
fa,.,s..1 e seattle Iron & Slsel Misunderstanding
n. 81. heFeaS W. c. Hin. now deceased, tlsd
MAR aesliie duly and regularly subscribe for $50
Ns.s ss y. me capital stock Of the Seattle Iron a
nr ss, ~ company, corporation, OF the
hSn~ @,-F ~ FSeuo per share. said shares Of stock
rs sslasnced by two stock certificates of said
ssnsSs cue numbered for 100 shares and enc
ssrs as sd for so shareS which said certificates
hIil: snt ANU aea'Neie" 10 '1ie s"'" " -
sessae1eAs, Heretofore to-wlt upon the Esd day of
Nd M - $50 add during the lifetime of the
rs.ss.N hlli, The Board OF Trustees OF said cor
hi ~ e meeting regularly and legally assem-
9rs, s sais and regularly by resolution call ia
hsnA -. 81 Us capital stock snd did thcTeapon,
sssss meeting duiy Assem- eled. duly levy an as
he rs 49, Slon rs capital stock of Is per cent Of
nes1 ssee therees, Of wheh said call aad assess
s<ch srS VS. and regular notice WAS gwen 70
ia every Of lis stockholders. and TO the said
ww.sSsA personally az King county. in tie state
nj sss-ss .oa there then being unpaid upon all OF
~wsreot; and f'-'
~ gisssssS Thereafter. upon tile 18th day OF Janu-
I'M and during the lifetime Of the said w.
i -. me Boagd Of rrisstes,s of saJd sorporafSoa
tesolssis teS9iariy and legally assembled did by
h sss tAs Ia 10 per cent. upon It's capital stock
= sssa and there culv. reenlarlv ana legally levy
cennan ssssiletlt UPoa The capital stock OF said
skicL 49, ~ pr cent OF its par valne. notice OF
q it sss,a1-ea regular3y Eiven to each and every
scsaiee saosasFs sIid 30 the said W. G. Hiu per
sisAsa .bra. h4ng county state OF Washington.
kes h.st sa aficr the date Of said levy. there
10 rse 49, shEald upon all al said stock more than
Ness sen~ o. tue par value thereof: and
Ne So d. IS end segal demand wGs made upon
ne - " < hlii personally during his lifetime
lie ~. @lalsnt " the said two assessments upon
zhosF 'Sap1A stock Of said corporation. herein
Szas 49, ..ss' both of said demands having been
tprrgr ~ 800 80 sid W { Hsu personally, AZ King
M M tnefeof. ans
an = ,. The said W. (. nm. daring his lifetime
iAfss 80 stise u hts death which occnfff within
ssaaerss ~ 49, past, " as the owner OF said above
seTrss~sa 100 shares of the capital stock of said
esa,s aa,e sAiN S'ates are ne" owned oy hls
I'D M Is Mshin the three months iast past the
- ls1.s ~ ass deceased, aae Sinca ais GecezsSe
~sas tesoaAE demand has been ina&e upon
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

II r. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS TO
IL. Anderson & Faegre), commission merchants
and wholesale dealers in hay. grain. feed and pro-
duce; storage solicited. Commercial dock, foot of
Madison street, Seattle, Wash
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no MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBoR
VIA
PUGET SOUND & GRAY,s HARBoR r. r.
Through in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily NJ Kamiichie ct / m with
steamer nom Seattle.
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY

WEST SEATTLE FERRY
J-save West Seattle a. M, q m, a. M.
(S8nG1ys. 10 a ra.l. II a. H.. - M. T. n fSun
Gays, p. n ?. p IA. ) p H. 6:i0 p m, p. n
Leave Seatfle-7:4 40 a m. so q m, ESQ a. N.
(SUaoays. 1890 a M. II; SO a ~. 80 D. M,
$50 p sundays, $50 m j 4:ss0 p. H., s.. 50
? L., $50 =. ~. S:Su :.
INDEPESpENT LINE
STEAMER > N. RENToN
Leaves Baeere,s Wharf for Union City and all
way ports
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at g. II,
Returning 70 Seattle 81 $50 D. M ON alternate
days
W. H REED. Master.
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ITO SAN FRANCISCO
And al points in
CALIFORNIA
Via the ut. Shasta route o.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 70 express trains. zfording superior &C
Communications Tor Secead-cla5s passengers
For rates, ttckess. sleeping car RESERVATIONS,
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS 4. GRAHAM, District Passenger Agent
10 soafh Tezth street. Tacoma, Wesh-
II r. ROC ERS Assistant Conceal freight ana
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
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CoNFECrIoyERs,

Tee CREAM CONFECTIONERY. ETC
i Henry's ice cream, al favors, always on hand,
delivered promptly to all parts of the city; Metro
uotan bricks ali fsavors one quart 90 cents three
pints 80 cents. two quarts 81. OF 81 per gallon;
home made candies made frosh daily: largest
assortment in the city at Henry's SIT Third
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RAILWAYS.
CEATTLE, LAKE SHORE q EASTERN
- RAILWAY.
January 4, 1891.
DAILY.
Lv Seattle Ar seattle
For Snohomish Sedro, Ana 9:15 m 1900 m
cortes and Fairllsven. 800. 3:45 pm 500 p m
For North Bend, Gilman and
way 'Ob III o.vV II III
For Ballard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: $50 a IN
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gilman aud way...............3:45 pm 9:55 m
Between Portland and Anacortes, one train daily
each way.
Between Tacoma aud Anacortes and Fairhayen,
two trains daily each way.
Call for pocket time card.
Il. W. DUNN, Superintendent
f. w. RUFF, General Passenger Agent
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STEAMERS.


SKAGTT RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER W. +. MCNRoB
VIII leave Hasae3d's wharf on Monday. Wednes
Day and Friday mornings, tide. for
HAMILTON, sEDRo AVON, Mt. VERNON
STANwOoD and way landings.
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BLAcKSMITHIyG

DOBERT G. wESTERMAN, HEAVY FoRG-
II Ing and general blacksmithns. machine, snip,
steamboat and building work; all KINDS OF logging
ana min tools manufactured West street, north
OF Yesler avenue. +. o. box III. Seattle. Wash
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HIIRDRESSING.

Il AIDES AND CHILDREN'S HAIRDRESS-
i ing and manicure pariors; elegant assortmen mt
of hair goosfs and cosmetics. Rooms liz and i Is
WASHINGTON building, Front street, over stewart
a Holmes.
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CTEAMER MABEL
(sSoHoMIsH RIVER RoUTE)
Will leave Hatfeld's wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at a NJ. for Richmond
Twelve Mile Point Edmunds. Six Mile Point
Muckilteo Marysville. Lowell and Snohomisn, and
returning on following days.
j. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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STAGE LINE.

zrAII AND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
VI CITY 60 shelton and Eansilchfe. daily and re
turn: connections made with trains and boats TOR
Gray's Harhor. J. HI. Long, proprietor, shelton
Wash.
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Freight received daily at Mission Street Pier
No. !. GETZ BROS. 4 Co,
General Agsnts. San Francisco
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
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STEAMERS.
----------------------------
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

WIN leave Hatfield-Coiman dock nj o'clock q M.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Kingston.
Port Ganib1e, Bangor, Seabeck. Homa Homa. Lii
lwaup, Hoods Port and Union City. Returning
leaves Union City at O'Clock n m.
d. TR0UTMAN, Master.
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last TIME-s1 TO wHATcoM ALSO
Il freight IT reduced rates.
STEAMER W Asrn

Lesves Harrington q Smiths dock foot Of SEN
eeA streeS. for Ed-aonds, Clinton Browns Point
Conpexille. San de Fnea. rtsatAdy. Deception. An.
srorfes. Fairhavcl, Sehogne and Whatcona. Leaves
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ~ a. n. Re
turning. leaves Whatcorn At q. nc. TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays. For freight or passaxe
apply on board or IA J. Il. BADERE. Agent
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I,RESH CIT FLOWERS EVERY DA,
L Gers, designs q specify. Louis lieSler 9
second street.
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no0TH & HANfuRD ABSrkACr I
Id Incl Rcems Ss5 and $40 seattle eioek-
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AoGgE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Ia, s ss hereby given that on TUESDAY, the
ssss LAY o. February, A. ID. 1891, the following
s rsal estate situated in the city of Seattle,
= .ss y hing, state OF Washington win be sold
: ssosse auction al the door of the county court.
Msfeor. to-wi;
az: seilonsl lots one four and FIVE in block thirty
uy q Seattle
~ ~ property has the following frontage. viz, OF
~, se NJ eSei avenue l4i $1,000 feet; on the
Irs.l lnlsa street. 81 79i00 feet ON the north.
49, ~ street., l2O feet the east. the alley IN
Ia . ~ eight aforesaid. 1877 39-l00 feet
,v " seese described real estate being the prop
fesa |. AUG county, and now being used by said
sssy -. ~ county courthouse purposes. The prop
ns@,, - ee sold subject 70 occupation by King
ssv s .aI county purposes until such time as the
sos sssn sy building, now in process OF construc-
o - sash be ready for use provided such time Of
shui A. D. 1891
oss - o sale viii be one-thrd down az the time
a % be paid on execution ard delivery
~ 49, WIN eyiiig The property.
a Tsees % the Board of County Commissioners
aus county, Washington. FRED GASCH,
Chairman
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LoDGING HOUSES.

A RTHJTR l. COOK. GoTrSTEiN BUILDING:
n the John J. Mitchell View orR Standard SyS-
la, uscI .'our specially trousers 10 order seat
tiee Wash,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-10

WILL GIVE MORE CASH FOR NEW AND
w secondhand furniture stoves carpets, etc, at
laos Front street
cash FOR SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD
u goods: also sell and secondhand stoves
and furniture y. NJ. Freeman, ,525 Front street.
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CETz BROS. 4 co.'s STEAMSHIP LINE.

Carrying freight and passengers at reduced rates.
Will sad from San Franchises for Seattle. Tacoma,
Port Townsend. Sehome, Whatcorn, Fairhaven
Olympia and way ports on the following dates: