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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
Grub Street. London.

Up to the Seventeenth century Grub
street was OIL the outskirts of London. 1t
was street tenanted by bowyers, fetch
ers, makers of bowstrings and everything
else that appertained to archery. Later
on John Fox lived in Grub street, though
he did not write his famous Book of Mar
tyrs" there. Fox's residence in Grub street
occurred about 1872. John Speed, the tail
or archRologist, was a resident of Grub
street, where he was famous as the most re-
sponsible parent, having family of twelve
sons and six daughters. Grub street of old
and Milton street today is noted for its
great number of alleys and courts.
From GRUB street issued such famous
Killer" Tom Hickathrift," 1.-The Wise
Men of Gotham" and scores of others now
part of every boys library. Probably
literary men first began TO populate Grub
street in any numbers during Cromwell's
time. Then great number of seditious
and libelous pamphlets We're circulated,
and rs the authors, for safety, had to seek
obscure living places, they found a fitting
retreat in the maze of alleys which webbed
the Grub street section. At any rate by
the commencement of the Eighteenth CEN
fury Grub street had become quite notori-
Gus as the poor authors quarter of Lon
don. All the authors, except a very favored
few, were poor then. The life of a Grub
street author was that of a modern tramp,
only he did more work and obtained fewer
square meals. But they were true Bohe-
mians always.-Collector
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
Boring for Salt

The process of salt extraction is no.
without interest. The boring operations
are commenced from the surface where
there are indications of salt bearing strata,
shaft being sunk after the manner of an
ordinary well. In the section that l my
self have seer the upper layers consisted
of alluvial deposits of the peaty black soil,
which rested on about hundred feet of
red marls, some bands of which became
hard rock, varying in different layers from
deep red to gray or even blue argillaceous
marls. At the base of this stratified but
unfossiliferous rock the steel rods struck
hard calcarcous mass, rebounding as they
came in contact with the matriX- This
was an indication that the gypsum bands
had been reached, intermixed with irregu-
lar agglOmeri tionS Of rock salt.
Beneath this obstruction the hollow res
ervoirs exist, the rock salt and gypsum
forming a roof. as it were, to the caverns
below. Immediately the hard mass has
been pierced, Il stream of the strongest
brine wells forth with such a sudden rush
that men have often difficulty in effect
ing an escape to avoid disaster. The brine
is of such a density that common table
salt will not dissolve therein, and an egg
will roll on the surface of the water.-Gen-
tleman's Magazine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
The Gender of the Eagle.

Miss Shaw denounced mans disposition
to claim everything at a woman's conven-
ton in Kansas City. Why" she said,
there's Old ABE, the bald eagle-the men
named him A be- They say he screams
and he stretches his wings; he does this
and he does that. He was carried through
the war and then taken to the Centennial.
He was pointed out to the youth of the
land as the emblem of liberty. The truth
is, after Old Abe was taken to Madison,
Wis, he got tired of doing nothing and
went to laying eggs. San Francisco Ar
gonaut
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
Baby. ming. Never stolen.

TSaens OF baby carriages stand parked
along the pavements of Fourteenth and
Twenty-Five streets in front of the big re-
retail stores on pleasant afternoons. Some
times there is baby in one or more, but
they are usually empty of infantile live
stock. The rest of the family parapher-
MALTA is invariably left to take it's chances
in the street while the owner of the outfit
assaults the bargain counter. There is
that one thing measurably safe in New
York-"baby's things" If other peoples
children are not exactly sacred in a wom-
ans eyes she entertains a sentiment as to
her own offspring which scorns the be-
longings OF another baby She is more
than apt to look askance upon every pass
ing perambulator as the possible precursor
of fever, whooping cough, measles or
some other dire affiiction common to infan-
tile mankind, and give it as wide a berth
as circumstances may allow.
1t would he a poor investment for the
industrious and nimble fingered shoplifter
to take ''ba oy's things" even if he got a
good chance, for there would be no market
for them. Even the more refined klepto-
maniac, who steals without knowing why,
just because she was born that way and
cannot help it, knows better than to do
1900 - 'h' o'e'io Ohiy iOi VIC Houle llldr-
ket. Thus "baby's things" can be left on
the crowded sidewalk from luncheon till
shutdown w thout danger of loss. And
thus they are left from hour to hour every
pleasant afternoon, while the mother
wrestles with the problem of getting
twenty dollars worth of goods for a ten
dollar note; and the wheels of the peram-
bulators grow clean and bright under the
constant friction of spring trousers and
tailor's gowus.-New York Herald.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
Hot Springs Skin Soap,

Prepared principally from the evap-
GRATED waters Of the Hot Springs, Arksn-
sss. Delightful for the toilet. The
healing powers of the Hot Springs of
Arkansas have long been known and rec
ognized by the medical profession all
over the country. The manufacturers
believe that in presenting to the public
their Hot Springs Skin Soap, they have
given wonderful opportunity for pre-,
venting all kinds of skin disorders, and
believe that their patrons will be well re-
paid by its constant use. For sale by all
druggists. Hsrtz s. Bshnsen wholesale
agents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
Fail to do Qnr Dnfu

Everybody has at times failed to do
heir duty tOwsrd themselves. Hun
dreds of lady readers suffer from sick
headache, nervousness, sleeplesness and
female troubles. Let them follow the
example OF Mrs. q. Herbechter, Stevens
Point. Wis, who for five years suffered
greatly from nervous prostration and
s!eeplessness. tried physicians ana differ
ent medicines without success. But one
bottle OF DR.. Miles Nervine caused sound
sleep every night and she is feeling like a
new person. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler,
Laramie City, Wyoming. who tried all
other remedies. declares that after three
weeks use of the Nervine for headache,
nervous Irostration. etc. she was en-
t rely relieved. Sold by Hartz & Bahn>
n. Trial bottle free.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
A Thoughtful Person

consults ms brst interests bv having a box
OF krause's Headache Capsules al hand;
taken as directed will prevent or stop any
kind of headache, no matter what he
cause, in fact If your skull was cracked it
would prevent pain. TIE frequency of
he -ttacks will diminish and by taking
the capsules at the approach of he,
ache you will never have another
For sale by all druggists. Hartz &
Bahnsen, VINO 'essle agents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
a Singular Distinction.

George Eliot tells of a woman whose dis
tinction consisted in the fact that she once
bad the cholera, and she never felt that she
was assigned to her proper rank with
new acquaintance until she had impaired
that information and enjoyed the sensation
that it made.--E oston Commonwealth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND'
MAKES CHILD BIRTH EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1sse.-My wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not be
without it for hundreds of dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express receipt of price 81 so per bot
tie. Book To Mothers mailed free.
BRaDFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
ron ssIE DRUGGISTS, ATLANTA, CA.
SOLD BY HA2TZ BAHNsES
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
How to Give Medicine to a Cat.

1t is next to impossible to give dog or a
cat any liquid medicine or powder, and the
only proper way is to mix the medicine
with butter, lard or some greasy sub
stance and smear the mixture from time
to time upon their noses. They at once be-
gin licking off this unnatural substance
with their tongues, and in few moments
an effectual dose of the most nauseous
compound can be administered.-Interv
IN Philadelphia Press.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-01
FOR SIX YEARS.
Results Like These Will Appear
Regularly in Rock Island
Newspapers.
Genuine Skill the Basis of Permanence
as Well as OF Success.

Il know what it is to ~ fer from chronic catarrh
for that was the disease l suffered from for the
past six years" said Robert McGImpsey. who is a
mach mist in the employ of the Moline Wagon Co.
INV trouble began with cold viii n neg
lected This was followed by cold after cold unIil
never was without one had severe headache
and pain across eyes. My nose and head
would stop up with vel ow, stringy mucous,
which would drop into the back of my throat
causing me great distress IN my sto mach l had
roaring or buzziug noises in my ears md my he ar
ing was impaired. l did not sleep snd would arise
in tn morning tired ami unrefreshed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l9-The fruit market
was active TO = fair degree and prices were we'll
sustained. Wine grapes are in heavy supply,
receipts aggregating eleven car loads. Prices
are slower Strawberries also came in more
heavily. Peaches are still coming in, with
moderate demand. Melons move off slowly,
with heavy stocks on hand.
In the vegetable market there was q better de-
mand and prices were today higher in some in
stances. Potatoes in moderate demand
Onions came in freely. Green corn 10 still In the
market, though slow of sale. Green peppers
and okra are active and higher.
All grades OF butter are easier. Eggs are armer
and in better demand for choice grades.
Produce receipts-Flour, 900 quarter sacks:
wheat, $1,000 centals; barley. 5000 centals; OATS
5000 centsls; corn, 1000 centals: beaus, $4,000
SACKS: potatoes, 1000 sacks: wine 1000 gallons
Flour-Family extras, S5.9Q3to0 per hbi. !;
bakers extras, sIOo(0a 10; supertne. $2.60G3 TO-
Wheat-sL3li4 per Genital for No. shipping;
sl.S3la for choice offerings; milling quality.
Barleyfeed. so9s2lac per GENITAL for dark
coast; s3s4tGs5c for good quality: S6l4c for
choice: brewing, eo997,sc per Genital; chevslier,
s1.l71591. 20 per GENITAL for standard aud s71act9
$l.o0 Tor lower grades.
Oa.s-surprise. sl.456l5o: milling. s1S21,6
1.S7l3; good to choice feed, sl.30Gl.S5; oil
mon; sLl7l6Q6l.2 7l. for choice Tor seed: gray,
Corn-sL67t 5sl. l21]6 for large yellow; N.12]SQe
ll715 for small yellow; Sl.27140sl.S211 per Genital
Tor " l!te.
CALL BOARD.
Call board ssles: Wheat-Buysr December,
slSss9lS5s4: closing, hs5ss: May, $4,000
I3934. closing, sL3lst
Barley v BUYER December. 9ol4c; January.
s93 5000; closing, s91ac.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, 1Ga: teegraphlc, 90 Sterling
bii!s-Bank, Sass; sight. sis7; commercial,
sts25<; silver bars, s5I+ssts4c; Mexican dol
lars. 6S(G6s}ac.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors ONCE
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I, 1892
are s12,07s,6 9lss. There were flied Tor record
yesterday II deeds, the considerations aggrcgat-
ing $500, an AVERAGE of So E0s3. Following ID
the list as furnished by Osborne, Trempsr d
Co, abstractors of titles. 1l6 Cherry street. be-
tween Front and Second:
o. IT, Holcomb to A. J. Baker, lot IL, block 4.
Denny HoyTs add, S.
o. H. Hoeomb to A. J. Baker. buildings on
corner OF Jackson and Fourth streets, S.
Louis SYLVAN TO L. f. Ferguson leasehold in
terest in lot |, block ,, Mavnard's plat, 81, 500
Alex T. Burns to I. L. Chestnut, lot "a. block
175, Gimans add. S.
A. L. Peavey ct al. 20 L. z. Chestnut lot "a,
block IT'S Giimans add. $500
f. Z. Goucher to C. D. Waidlich ct al, nell
swl&, sec IA, p, s, $780, GOO
J. ). Maggs 70 Charles Benson. lots T. and o.
block 10, Fairview homestead. SO.
Charles stein to A. 8 Stein. m ming claims. 81.
b, Myers to J. Michel, tract 5. Kirkland Fruit
tracts, sl7j.
West Coast Imp. Co. to 8. d NJ. Ry. Co, right
of-way, ST.
N: Bigelow to H W. Higgins. part sec II.
"a. s. ST.
- IL. Blackmar 10 NJ Hall, lots and T. block
-, salmon Bay park, $3.50.
q. F. Edmiston to d. C. Hay, lots in Rainier
beach, $500.
J. f. Brewer to C. Boehnne, lot 2, block 10.
Walla Walla add 500
A. II. Meade to /. " Ryan. lots to H. block
g. Meades LIT 10 Slaughter, 81 ,0J0
~ 7. l. X Co to j. L. Terril, part sec Q, q,
5, 500.
Joan Eden to c. F. Hale, mining claims, ;6oo
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Dated this the sth g.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
state Of Washington, county of King city OF Seat
tie.
Notice Is hereby given TO unknown owner, being
tbs person ia whose name The lands hereinafter
described were ASSESSED, and To nil other persons
Interested. that p, Larsen has presented 10
the city comptroller II the city Of Seattle a tax
certificate issued ny the treasurer OF sad city on
the Is day OF July. A. II. 1891. said land being
the following, to-sit:
Lot ia block u IN +. HAnfOrd's adtit 20 the
city Of seattle, IA King comfy, state OF " ashinE-
ton: that the amount for which said lands were
sold Is SlO5; that the same were SOLD by the city
treasurer of saad cay 10 sai I. Larsen on
the lSth day Of Jaiy. ). n. 1891 at tie annual
sale for delinquent taxes Of sad city assessed for
the 1870; that the amount required 10 re-
deem such lands from such sale, exclusive OF the
SITS IL accrue up3n this notice, n She sum Of
~ S. together With interest thereon ~ the rate 81
2n per c-nt per annum rom date Of said sale
"a she time Of redemption. That the time when
the redsmpt period such sale vii! ex pire Will
be -isty days after the service OF this notice
In wjtEe whereof, !, j. NJ. & arson. ct5 comp
hand spd the official sea- Of said civ This 24th day
e. ~eTte Der. 1872. j. II CARSON,
LsKALI city Comptroller.
sHEsIYFs RETURN.
State Of Wasnl agtou. county Of King, Sc
I. J IA NUoierg. sheriff II King county. state ~
" ash'GStoH. 80 brreoy certify thar received the
V}ttiiu uNtlrr th- 2lth tAV IL ptemher. !. II,
trlt inquiry for fhe person named "a sad notice
an thAi said person .an not be FOUND IN said
county and fbrge : 30 tersou in the actua. pos
Session - an" iRsd described Ia said notice
iine's H3y hand tAis -o'h day - september.
A j.. 49,. T. Il WOoGENN.
~H@r ot hiAg County. WASH.
Ey - II. GpENs 81 i1r4tfv
~hrr y tta< Mis- t.s va' ~. - cents. paid
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NEW YosK, Oct 10 bar silver, $500.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-OptIons closed barely steady, S down
10 points up. sales were To- 100 bags. including:
December, slisS6l495; January, 3l&s0: March,
sI4 5jfti47g. spot R!o-Quist and steady; No
I60gl6isc.
sngai-Rsw-Dull and erm. Refned-Quiet
and steady.
Copper-Stesdy; Lake. slL7Iyli.s5
Lea1-Duli; domestic, s3.Ssy4 90
Tln-1ieady straits. t217JfJelsl.
BOSTON STOCK ExcAAssx.
BOsros. Oct l9.-Closing:
Atchison. ......... - Burlington ... 1921.
Mex Cent. Com. l3}2Bel Telephone. 30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, 0c. l9-Cettle--Reces pts, Il, 900:
about steady. Best natives. fJ6g3.f5; others,
s&6o6g490; Texans, .20J<g2s0; sEockers. s2,75
9&.Ou
Hogs-Rece.pts, 1900: closed dull. Rough
anG common, s.. i00Bl50; mixed and packers,
$500 %: prime heavy and butchers weights,
s5.75Gi95
shesp-ReceIpts, Fe.010; steady closing strong
stocEers. s.. 50g355: ewes. g. s0JLJ1, mixed,
u 25%s4 o., vsthsTss ss4s5.5o.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR.

MEMBERS FOR RAISING THE sTEAMrp
Premier, now stranded on Bush point, WHOA
f.apd Ingei sound. will be recex ed by ,ha unS =.
ssrned up - a III. on saturday the 2ad tnss
Tenders 10 state separately the cost OF MA g,c
TIE said steamer IN the Esquimait dry DOCK md Il,
Cuartermaster harbor. Puget sound owns,s a. a.
ehar. erers having option Of naming either place
TENDERS to furnish bond If reouired F'"Ne
payment to be made on due fnt1Irr. -. =.
contract
Right 20 reject any or all tenders reserved
Tenders TO be Endorsed Tenders fo- Ra;,y,,
Steamer Premier" and 10 be addressed tn
AEsskS STRIVE d McMICKEN.
Attorneys. Sea tie Wash
Orto AEoShs. bUDWk ELL & IRVING
Solicitors Victoria "a G
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CHICAGO, Oct i9.-wh-sf-Fsir demand,
opened unchanged: declined 1879 on realizing by
longs. causing decline and general liauIda-
ton: good buying At the decline caused rally
of SsGtssc; the market then eased OF, closing
easy, 5sc lower Receipts were 6se, ooo bushels;
shipments, 1871 o bushels.
whest-Essy: cash, ne: December. 7s;Sa
Corn-Easy; cash, ils4e; December. Slc
0ats-steady; cash, 2sssc; November. 2esxo
Rye-5i11c-
Barley-609S62c.
Fiax-sIIa
Timothy-siS0
Pork-Stesdy; cash, siLss; January, SIsa
lsrd--Stcsdy: cssh. $50; January. s5.Sa
Shoulde-s-$7 2G1aT.25
Short clesr-iS 2G1A IS
short ribs-stcady; cash. slo5o; January.
S6suh
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FOREIGN MARKK Its.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
NEW YoaK. Oct Ie.-The Posts London nuan-
cisl cable says: fi9o.0oso in Russian coin snd
sovereigGs were taken from the bank today,
making the eifiux of the week ,250,oO0. This
went chiefly to Australia and Russia rise az
the bank rate IL expected tomorrow Tha
Chilean loan meets with phenomenal success.
The markets today were otherwise dull
LONDON. Oct. l9-Bar silver. 3ll4d; consois,
s7d; Bank OF Eng and discount. per cent
BRRADSTUFFa
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 10 -Wheat-pemant moder.
ate; Ne. spring, firm. rs I'd
Corn-Dernand spsring; firm. Spot. a. SD;
october, Is ga: November, A 81 I'd; Deceuoer,
4s6i5d
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Oct. 19.-[SpeoiaL l-whest-
Moderately active at steady prices: Valley.
s.250tl 2614; Walla walla. sl.171a(9l.20 per CEN
tai Receipts, S7.47i centals.
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

II
NEW YORK, Oct 10 "A break in New York &
New Eng and had an adverse influence on the
market this morning. Final prices as rule,
were the highest attained. Graugers ana Man
haitian led the upward turn. Linseed jun ped
"a TO 50, finally losing most OF the gain. The
close was strong.
Government honds-Dull and steady.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ole.
FINANCIAL.
Money on csll-Firm; closing, offered, &C.
Prime paper, aG6c. Sterling exchange-Wsaker;
81 s3I2tisS5< for sixty-day banker bills; {lSJK
@iSo}4 for depand.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Oct l9-Bar silver, $500.
BONDS
y. g. As. reg. 1IisGU. :. - (reg) .... sIoDlS
L. :. Is. coupons. lI414Paclac 6s......... 'lo71s
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The Eastern fish market is rather quiet Just
now, the demand being pretty light, but not
any lighter than at this time last year Aims
worth & Dunn are preparing to ship car load
In few days The local market is fair and
prices steady. Hslibut is about out OF the mar
ket
Quite an amount OF potatoes are coming in.
but prices remain very firm. Choice stock can
not be bought for much less than Sill per ton
laid down here. The crop is short and farmers
know it, and they are therefore holding off tor
better prices. Al Harker said yesterday that
the crop was not more than half as heavy as
last year, and he felt sure the PRIZE would go up
10 US inside of three months.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Nor.hern Pa
cihc, lSo tons: Columbia & Puget sound, 40
tons; Great Northern. 80 tons. By water
City OF Pueola, TAG tons: Puget Sound & Alaska
Steamship Companys boats, 60 tons; State of
Washington. 10 ions; Multnomah 10 tons: FAIR
haven, Is tons: A. r. Robinson, 10 tons; W. f.
Munroe, 3 tons. Total shipments, Lag tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTs.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail-Northegn Pa
cifc, $40 tons; Columba & Puget sound, IS
tons; Great Northern, 40 tons. BY water
Waiia Waila. All tons; Puget Sound Il Alaska
Steamship Company's boats, 20 tons: Fairhaven,
% tons: Multnomah. 10 tons: w. F.Munroe. 10
tons. Total receipts. 1856 tons
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STEAMER yaIRHAyES.

iesves C''y Dock sNsttis caly except sun
CAV. al a EJ tsr EGzs4 ada Clinton TIlaIa
bFasus Fotas, Las -. C3upsvu,e sac &c fuca
oas Hsra0E. Utss aGs su6 J acc nas. Returning
leaves AA-o1ls- = fer Sc stle covering sans
tS-ss- J. GAASA. AsseG
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
~ city tar rolls for the year 1892 are now In my
oifce. and that al city taxes on both real estate
and personal property. assessed upon said rolls
city hall the frat day of November, A. ID.
1892 All taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
on or before Starch firSi A u. 1898. a. o'clock p
m will be declared DELINQUENT aad a penalty OF
per centum added ADOIPH kEUG.
City Treasurer
Date Of FIRST publication. October s 1892
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IEf;{L NOTICES.


NOTICE OF sHERIFFS SALEM THE
IN superior court OF the state of Washington for
the county of King. Melville Goodman Daisy
minors by A. WlzinSkt. their prochein ami, NJ
WilZinski and \. Wlzluski, rs guardians of the
estates of Melville Goodman. baisy Goodman,
Carroll Goodman, Mirisn GOODMAN and Louis
Goodman, mino- heirs Of Leah Goodman de-
ceased, and william Wiizuski, as administrator
of the estate Of Louis Goodman. deceased, plain
tifs. vs. T.. Il. Dodge AMI Mary J. Dodge, Joseph
Parent, Ross !. Buell. and John Deillon. defend
ants. No. 2,qi3
cial execution is4ued out of tie above named court
fn the above entitled action. and to me directed
and delivered. have duiy levied upon and seized
In execution the following described real property,
situated in said King county. Washington, 10 VIII;
Lots numbered respectively s. II, L. 10, 10. II.
Is, -. 81. 30, 81, 81, 81 aud 3S in block !: lots
numbered respectively L. 5, Il, 7. D. 9, IL. IL, u,
IL. IA 3, IL l3 20. 70 80. 81, 30 50, 81, -, 80
and 40 In block 2; lots numbered respectively !,
2. s. T. 8. q. :, & .. II. ID IA. 49, rs, IL IL. p,
rs. g. ~. %. 20 30. 81 81, ~. 81 IS. So II and
z, ;. T. 8, q. T. T. O. 10, IL. L. -. a. i. 10. u.
20, 81, -, "a -. % ~. -. 80 80. 81 - 33,
"a IS. 80 81, 81, 80 and 40 in block in Dod2 )
division 10 Green Lake addition to the city Of Sc
attic, together with al and singular The tene ments,
hereditaments aad appurtenances theFeunto be-
longing
Notice Is therefore hereby given that Friday.
the attn day OF y ovemter, 1892, Al the hour Of 10
O'Clock OF said day, at the front door Of the
county Will sell the above described property Al
public auction 10 he highest bidder for cash.
!. IL. WOpIEkN, sheriff
Dated this the sth day OF October 1892.