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Franklin.
SCHOOL. NOTES.

At the tortnight!y teachers meeting
yesterday the following papers were read:
"Geography for Primary Pupils, Miss
Helen Dunbar; "rhe Study of Physiol-
ogy." Miss Phosie Higgins; "History,'
Miss Addie Bunker.
The question: box gave rise to lengthy
discussions on the following subjects
How shall We encourage poor read
ers?2 Discussion opened by Miss
Higgins.
"How shall We retain good discipline with
out speaking to scholars during school
hours?" The discussion of this ques-
ton was ably opened by Miss Bunker,
who has, by methods of her own, sue
ceeded in disciplining her school with
out attracting the attention OF the
Whole school.
''What shall tie done with scholars
who are habitueIIy tardy2' Discussion
opened by Miss Lillian Small.
AT " hat age, and in what way, should
pupils begin the study of grammar
Discussio opened by Miss Fila Brack-
EFT.
"What is the object of recitations?'
Discussion opened by Miss Helen Dun
bar.
''W hat are some OF the results to be OBJ
tanned in map draw ing?' Discussion
opened by Miss Billings.
Miss Maria Bunker, who is teaching at
Iamoine, Will resume her studies at
Castine the coming winter.
f. c. Hooper, who graduated from
Coburn classical institute last June, Will
teach the East brook high school the com
ing term.
Miss Helen Dunbar. the popular teacher
Of Grammar school No. l, will return to
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MARRIED..

ESSER-MADDOX-At Holden, Oct. II, by
Rev. Richard b. Mills, Miss Mary p. Dresser
to Alvin =. Maddox both of Bucksport
FARLEY-AUSTIN-At Bar Harbor Oct. 8. by
Rev. G 5. Lcflingwell, Miss Jane Farley to
Elmer NJ. AUSTIN both of Bar Harbor.
MILLIKEN-LEACH-A Penobscot, Oct l6,
by Rev. 5. NJ. Small, Miss Grace h. Milliken,
to Eve:ard Il. Leach, both of Penobscot.
STOVER-REED-At Mt. Desert Oct. l3, by
George +. Ring, esq. Miss Mabel Slower of
Ellsworth to Luther Reed of Mt. Desert.
SHANKS-W RIGiIT-At Bar IIarbor Sept 25,
by Rev. c. $. Lenngwe, Miss Gertrude Nj.
ShaukS OF Eden to +. W Wright, of Addison.
TUCKER-HAYW ARD-At Bar Harbor, Oct.
II, by Rev. Z. F. White, Miss Eleanor Tucker
to Henry A. Hayward, both of Bar iiarbor.
RIPP-SEGERBATH-At Ellsworth, Oct IS,
by John Il. Redman, esq, Mrs. Lucy j. Trip
to Ferdinand Segcrbath, both of Ellsworth.
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Castine this winter to finish her course at
the normal school.
BuckspOrI.

Bucksporr.
Prof. Allen Chase, son of Prof. and Mrs.
A. F. Chase of this place, was married on
Feb. 8, 1894, to Miss Cora Estelle Eckles,
of Winterport, Iowa. The news of his
marriage has just been made public here.
Two thousand land-locked salmon,
from two to four inches long, arrived
Monday from Green Lake. They were
taken in charge by Fish Commissioner
Atkins, who will keep them at the Craig's
brook hatchery until they can be trans
ferred to Wight's pond, Penobscot.
The banker "Arthur Clifford" Capt.
Delano, arrived at Little Deer Isle Sunday
with 200 quintals of fish. She lost both
anchors and cables in the big blow. The
Annie c. Quiner," Capt. Dorr, reached
Fort Point, Monday, with 2 $500 quintals OF
fish. She reports the loss of her topmast,
both anchors and number OF barrels of
oil. The three-master an. f. Symonds,"
Capt. McInnis, is now the only one of
Bucksport's fleet OF bankers to be heard
from
petition is in circulation asking the
coming legislature IOr return TO tHe
trial justice system, and a release, so far
as Bucksport is concerned, from the
jurisdiction of the Western Hancock
municipal court. This court, established
by the last Legislature, has jurisdiction in
the towns OF Bucksport, Orland, Verona
Penobscot, Castine, Bluehill, Brooksville
Brooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, Isle au
Haut and Swans Island and is supposed
to be in constant session for the trial of
criminal cases in these towns, holding
regular sessions at Bucksport, Bluehill
Gastine and Deer Isle for civil cases. The
fault found with the court is that it takes
too long to get Judge and court to try
such a case as a 'plain drunk, cans-
ing needless expense for the board of
prisoners, and for costs of travel and fees
of recorder. For this reason, as alleged
in the petition, many petty crimes go un-
punished. Warrants are not issued as
the offence does not warrant the trouble
and probable expense to the county of
calling special session of the court.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,rs see other pages.
Islueiiilt.
PROSPEROUS KLEEHILL.

BluehiU
PROSPEROUS BLUEHILL.
Bluehill correspondent to the Indus
trial Journal writes
"The season just closed has been very
pleasant one among the people OF Blue
hill. The patronage extended to our
hotels by visitors this year places our
town in fair way to rank among the
noted resorts of pleasure. The Bluehll
inn has had profitable period, as for
great portion of the season it was filled to
its capacity by pleasure seekers. The
other hotels and boarding houses OBJ
tanned their share of the public who pro-
nounce the village of Buehill an invit
ing place in which to spend the summer
season.
"The list of cottages on 'Parkers
intais constantly increasing Where
only "A few years ago there stood alone the
farmhouse ii is now surrounded by ten
or more substantial residences, with Others
planned for erection this winter. Along
our shore line you can also see that this
locality is attracting the attention of
people no admire the pleasant surround
ings afforded here.
3Our granite enterprises are also devel
oping into profitable industries. The
White granite company gives employ
ment to 120 men as cutters and quarry
men, They are adding to their equip
ment constantly and the point OF their
location affords cheap shipping facilities.
The quarry rs opened exhibits some very
handsome working beds OF stone.
"The Bluehill granite company, which
possesses good quarry and choice local
ity, meets with only ordinary success for
the reason that the owners make this only
secondary enterprise by giving heir at
tention to other interests more congenial
to their tastes. In this day of strong
competition every enterprise calls for UNI
divided oversight or runs a chance of
meeting failure. With good organization
and close attention this company has
every prospect of running Il paying quarry.
an the way OF lum Der, etc, we still do
our usual portion on the limited power of
our water supply. Alfred Staples, who
has for years manufactured on The stream
lumber slaves and shingles, has grown
weary of watching "high water and is
putting in an engine so rs to extend his
business, SO that the power which for
three generation or more has moved the
wheel is to have an auxiliary in the power
of steam, and this at a time when many
imagine that our forests are almost
cleared.
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BORN.

ABBOTT-At Verona Sept. q, to Mr. and
Mrs. William F. Abbott, son.
CONARY-At Deer Isle, Oct. Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Alvah f. COnary, a son.
EATON-At Sargentvile. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Groves d. Eaton, son.
HOUSTON-At Bucksport Oct, Is, to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Houston, a daughter.
NORWOOD-At fremont Oct. 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs James NJ. Norwood, a daughter.
PAINE-At Bar Iiarbor Oct. 6, to Mr. and Mrs.
w c. Paine, IA daughter.
SPURLING-At fremont, Oct. u, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Squirting, son.
TRACY--At Gouldsboro, Oct. ID, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard l.. Tracy, a son.
YOUNG-At West Brooksville, Oct. 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Young, a son.
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Stop Paying Rent.


The Ellsworth Real Estate Co,
offer for sale six house lots 5NS
rods each, good location, at the
low price of $500 each, $50 down,
balance on time. Arrangements
have been made to build six
houses, all complete, for the low
price of $500 each; $50 down,
balance monthly. Anyone can
own home, Plan of lots and
houses can be seen by calling on
c. H. EMERY, Manager,
Peters Block.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday, Oct Is
Sch Lavolta, Whitaker Rondout
Sch New Boxer, Hart Boston
Sch Caressa, Closson, Bar Ilarb"r
Friday, oct 10
sch Storm Petrol, Bonsey, Rondout
Sch d Lawrence, Lord Rockland
Monday, oct y
Sch VIM Pickering, Hammond Staten Island
Tuesday, Oct %
Sch J Kennedy, Moon, Rondout
Sch Ella Eudora, Squirting, Rockland
Domestic Forts.
BrcKsroRT-Ar Oct 10, sch Army Knight,
Delanu, Grand Banks
BOSTON-Ar oct 20. Schs Fannie II Hall,
IIutchins, orland; EmilH Dennison, Sproul,
Penohscot
AR oct l6, sch Jennie A stubbs, Philadelphia
AR Oct 49, schs Multnomah, Smith, Deer Isle;
n l. Green, Green Deer Isle
Sid Oct -, sch Fawn, Green's Landing and
New York
Ar Oct Is bark Allanwilde Newman Buenos
Ayres
Ar Oct 81, schs II S Collins and b S Gross,
Deer Isle
Cid Oct D. schs Grace f Stevens PASSPORT;
Hoyt, Seal Harbor for New York
BANGoR-Sld Oct 20, sch John Douglass
Cid Oct Is, sch Rabboni Philadelphia
Cid Oct II, sch VIM II Card, Newark
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Sld oct 10, schs
Franconia. Philadelphia; Abigail Haynes, for
Promised Land
CHARLEsTON-Ar Oct II, sch Nellie Coleman,
Ross, BaraCoa
JAcKsoNvILLE-Ar Oct 10, sch Carrie A
Bucknam, Stubs, Baltimore
HYASNIS-Ar Oct II, Schs Lizzie Lane, for
New York, Emma Green, for New York
NEW YoRK-Ar Oct 49, bark I } stewart,
Blake, kennebec
Sid oct 10, sch Ada Campbell, Bangor
Sid Oct Is, sch Emma 5 Briggs, Hallowel
Ar oct 49, schs Geo W ,1ewett, Green's Land
ing; Longfellow, Franklin; Wood, Somes
Sound
Sid oct Il, sch Lizzie Cochrane, Plymouth
Sid Oct Is, sch Henry Woodruff, Cowan,
Berbice
Sid oct Is, sch T W Holder, Aux Cages
Ar Oct n, schs Francona, sullivan; Lizzie
Lane, Pawtucket; Amelia F Cobb, Bluehill
Ar Oct y, schs Jas II Dudley, sullivan;
Emma Green, Bangor; Abbe { Stubs, Mt
Hagan; Adde p McFadden, Deer Isle; =
Thurlow. Swans Island
NEW HAvEN-Ar oct H. sch Hugh Kelley,
Haskell, Philadelphia
PORTLAND-Ar oct 20, schs Henry Chase,
Black, Provincetown; Charlotte Morgan,
Buck-port for Boston
AR oct IL sch- Hattie, Spoflord, New York !;
Lydia VI Webster, BrOok-yiile
ca oct Is, sch Northern Light, Milbrdgc
Ar Oct D. schs Starlight, Bunker, fremont;
Iono% S So hy9gE:Ne Jen%s
Thurstou Bangor for Vineyard Haven
PERTH AMBoY-Sld oct lG, sch Annie K
Lewis Bangor
PnILApELpHTA-Cld Oct 10 schs Frank \
Mager, Kccf Ellsworth; Il T 2undlctt. Foun.
tain, Dover: brig Fiela Jordan Bangor
DAEIES, GA-Ar oct H. sch Pope Ramirez,
WILMlNGroN. n Car oct Il, sch Maggie
Abbott, Mcintosh, New \ ork
SALEM-Sld oct Is, sch Nicksburg Hartman,
Ar oct ~ sch5 freddie Eaton. New York !;
Royal Arch, Wentworth, somes sound for
New York
Cobb, BIuehil for New York
VINEYARD II>vHN-Ar oct Il, sch James II
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West Sullivan.

West Sullivan.
Hinckley Robinson is building a stone
wall in front of his house.
W. \. Clark, John Springer and Others
have beautitied their houses with fresh
coats OF paint.
Several from this place will sail for
England ON Dec. 3. Among them are
John Dugdale, Charles Livingston, Peter
Sinclair. Mr.. Meadowcroft and John
Lawrence All will be accompanied by
their wives.
Will Grimmns has completed his new
house and gone to keeping house in it.
Mr. and Mrs. Crimmins have been
married about two months, and SO the
young couple We're agreeably surprised
when about fifty OF their friends came in
last Wednesday evening and gave them a
good house warming and table loaded
with presents. All enjoyed a pleasant
evening much better than the old
fashioned serenade.
Oct. ID. q.
Brooks,iIlc.
master, vice Margaret Walker resigned.
Mrs. J. w. Babson and family have re-
turned to their home in Washington,
d. {.
Isaiah Lord has been appointed by the
governor a justice of the peace and quo
rum.
There was an old fashioned corn husk
ing at Everett Douglass's on the evening
of Oct II.
Deer Isle.
John s. Eaton has been appointed by
the governor trial justice.
Bar HarDor.
Vernon c. Wasgatt has been appointed
a notary public.
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KILLED AT THE QUARRY.

Z DcfflVk T6fOl>', anu Il Heavy
Stone Fell.
y shocking accident occurred at a
quarry at Mt. Desert on Thursday, the
18th inst, by which Maynard Murphy
lost his life.
\ derrick for hosting stone gave way
and descended directly upon the young
man and death was almost instantaneous.
4 father and brother We're also en-
ployed there, and the shock to them was
overW helming.
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Maine Central Railroad.
Local Time Table-Sept. 80, 1894.

Local lime iapie-'ep'' oo' ioof'
Bangor Exchange ST., : %, %, a IN; 90,
IN.
Ienohscot junction (BreWerJ, H. 4o m
"a m.
Holden, 36, . % m; = p m. oo55
Egerys Mill, = ~, " ~ a m +. ~ ?. m.
Green Lake. = 81 . asa m: i a. Pm.
Ellsworth Falls, Is, 10 20, . IN; OF, p. m.
ELLSWoRIHs $50, 10 10 30, m; II p. M
Hancock 8 a. II Is a m: 81 D M
Mt Desert Ferry 80, l. 40, a M; s 40,
m
sullivan (hy boat) 10 II o2 a m.
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When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung To Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria.
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BOSTON AND BANGOR
Steamship Company.
Fall Service. 1904.

;a a. 5ssg -,
Commencing Monday, Sept. p, steamer "MT
DESERT" Capt. W. C. Sawtelle, will leave Bar
Harbor, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
10 M. touching at Northeast Harbor South
west Harbor, swans Island and Green's Land
ing, connecting at Rockland with steamer for
Boston.
RETURNING
From Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at ) p. m.
From Rockland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at (about} 80 a. M, or upon arrival
of steamer from Boston, touching at Green's
Landing, swans Island, Southwest Harbor and
Northeast HarbOr.
From sorrento, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at Il. IN.
+. s. J, MORSE, Agent, Bar Harbor.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Genl Supt., Boston.
WILLIAM II. HILL,
President and General Manager, Boston.
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Otes.

ASTORIA, l. |, oct ls,-sch II J Cottrell, from
Deer Isle for Nc'v York, which stranded here
Yesterday, lloated to-day after di-char.ing part
of cargo and was taken tn smiths dock
TARPAULIN COVE, Oct l9-tug Volunteer.
with lighter success has gone to Kin Pond bar
to assist sch Light of the East. sunk with cargo
of stone.
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MANZANIILA-Sld Sept - sch Caroline
FOas, New York
SIDNEY, B-Cld Oct II, sch \ p Emerson
Portland
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned, grantee and trustee In . GER
tain deed made by ]. H. Allen and Lucy A.
Allen, his vile, dated August IS. A. D. 1888, will
on saturday, the 30th day of June, A. ID. 1894, at
2:So O'Clock =. m, at the front door OF the King
county courthouse. In the city Of Seattle,
pose TO public sale and sell to the highest bid
der for cash. the following described real estats,
situsted in said county and state. and described
Beginning at the corner OF sections IL. IL, Is
and Ii, in township - north, range east,
thence north s42 feet thence north 90 deg. and
IS min. west 696 Is feet to the place OF begin
ming. which Is the northwest corner OF the tract
herein described; thence south q deg AZ min.
west $50 feet: thence south 90 deg. and Is min.
east 200 feet. thence north % deg. ~ min east so
feet; thence north eS deg. and IS min. west 100
feet 10 tina place OF beginning. with all and
singular the sswmill, Dry kilns snd all other
improvements, machinery, etc. thereunto be-
longing. or in any wise appsrtaining.
said sale will be made Dy the undersigned
under and by virtue of the powers vested In
him In and by certain deed of trust made by
J. H. Allen and Lucy A. Allen, his wife, 10 the
undersigned, dated August Is, 1898. and re-
corded in the office of the county auditor OF
King county, in said state, among the records
of said county in volume 176 OF deeds, at page
los, and under = certain agreement referred 10
in said conveyance aud made q part thereof,
dated August 3, 1898, between G. e. Coleman
and Cara &. Coleman, his vile the parties OF
the hrst part. and Joseph Z. sinclair. David
McNay, A. L. Pretty, n. ". Fletcher and Jen-
ME Fletcher, his wife, the parties oil the sec
ond part. in pursuance of a notice and request
of tbs parties OF the second part named in
said agreement directed TO the undersigned.
reclting that default had been made in the
payment OF the county and city taxes which
mstured subsequent TO August IS, 1893 and
septen bsr q. 1898, assessed sad levied on said
premises. and that default had been made in
keeping up and maintaining fire insurance
upon the property Aforesaid IS required by said
deed OF trust aud said contract
LESTER TURNER,
Grantee and Trustee in said Decd.
Dated Seattle. Mash.. May -. A. ID. ls94
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DIS. Merrill & Merrill,
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Consultation free Hours, Q TO IL q. m,
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An Empty House

Goes 20 rack and ruin pretty rapid
h iy. Better Gee tenant spot cash
tenants ara fennd by using the enc
eest per word for reRs" column Of
the Post-IEtslligeneer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TNTHE SUPERIOR COURT, KING COUNTY,
l. Washington the matter of Charles
L. FrAsch, an insolvsnt debtor. No. 10,4l6. No
tiee 10 hereby given 10 whom 1t may concern,
by order of the court aforesaid. that Loramie
Mayer assignee of the sbovs-uamed insolvsnt,
has filsd In said court his final report, and that
the same will come on for hearing before Hon.
J. W. Langley, one of the judges of said court,
on Friday the 9th day OF July, 1894 at 80 p. m.
at the court house IN Seattle. Washington.
Lorraine MAYER,
Assignee of Charles +. Frasch.
lima Ok 1eQ4
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Advertisement Under ths head OF Losts
yarpd- FOR sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted will se inserted - tie rate OF cent q
verd each insertion. Payment always IN sd-
xsnes. 30 advertisements received Tor isss than
stceBgx.
xnTycF-Tbe business orsce Of ths Posr-ts-
~rf1xerscxs Is open until II p. m Classined
sdyertiseueuts viii - received up 70 this Una
Advertisements will be resolved 81 branch
ef.ees Of the Posr-IErzLLEsENcxRa a..
TACOMA BEREAU-IiiS Pacific avenue
Thomas snrnmons. Manager.
FORT TowNeESD-French 4 Springer
BEIIIEGHaM BAY BIZ REAU-Ssv what
com. corner Holly and Canoe strseta o. II.
Culver, Manager
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sorIcE TO srockHoLDERs.


NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
" % the Seattle Cedar Lumbar CotRpsny-
Notice = hereby given that a meeting OF the
steek holders ot the seattle Cedar Lumber Com
pany Sill De held At its Offices. Nos e. and Z
Bailey building. Seattle, Washington. on the
I'd dsy OF August, A. n lsa4, at = O'Clock Ia tie
afternoon 81 that dsY, for toe purpose OF con-
sidesIng the question of increasing the eapital
stock OF said company 10 $4,000. ana far the
tanssetioa Of sues other business as NAV
legally come before such meeting.
A. r MCENAN
w. H. HEfRQN
Majority OF the Trustees Of lid Company.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


WANTED - TENDERS RECEIVED AT
w Office, S2f Seattle National bank building,
up 20 L. clock, tuty S. 1894, for about 5000 coo
feet OF lumber, $500 ties aud ar ana cedar
lumber, delivered at railroad company's wharf,
Honolulu, IL. l.: certified check oil 500 accom-
penying each Did to DO forfeited In case the sue
essslul bidder fails 20 enter into contract with
good and sufficient bonds to carry out his con-
tract within ten days frsm the award; before
bidding bidders are requested TO call at office
Tor fun information about bids, delivering of
lumher and arrange paynentss right reserved
10 reject sny or all bids. A. feek +. o. Box 735,
seattle Wash.
NOTICE FOR PROPosALs-NoTICE rs
~ hereby given that sealed proposals will be
received by tns board OF com nlssioners OF sno-
hOmish county up To Il o'clocs n Of Monday,
1uiy ?, 1894. for furnishing the different county
offices with plsln and printed records Tor one
year Books TO b. Of tao sizes. n SKIS inches,
90 pages. and iii4xls inches, sS0 psges All
books 20 coatain best quality OF paoer, such as
Is used Tor that purpose, and 10 be Hat opening
covered with leather aud fecoVereo with best
quality OF canvas. with sis-nch leather cor
nefs, the number, size and style of book 20 De
furnishes when same is ordered. Bids must
specify price Of each style o. boas aud - be ac-
compSnled with sample OF paper 70 DC used
Board reserves the right 10 reject any or sli bids
u. 5 swERDFIGER.
County Auditor and 4 eFk ii Beard.
Snchori>h. NHsr.. lane -. lisa.
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sxRErzeEs.

cpYAa-BARTLETT--kt tns residence o. g
X Hnfbs. Past Portland, On jane Is lsSs,
John Mclean and Aucsils Z B&stlekh D0sa
oG seattle
1uuTIx- ANDERSON essttie, az the eaice
81 I. HuInethe-, MoB4ay, June p, 1884. D
Tn.tlea lsldweli, John q. Jahkin, OF Dgeks-
bush. and H1lda Araerson, Of Seattle
BILI-a'IIS--At the residence OF and Dy Kew
- 4s~-s-s Tssf,v 80 Poussr street. Seattle, June
IS 1854. A. E. Hal and Minnie MeI4n, both OF
Seattle.
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Drxrns AVID russR<Ls-

paeN-The funeral of JOAN 81. Peterson
Viii - held az Bouney 4 Ssswsrfs ehsps fais
sftsruooa IT ? O'Clock Intsrrsent lE Lake
View cemetery.
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SMlEH d LITTELIA ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
- Rooms % aud q sullivan building.
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DTETsG AVID CLEANING.
- las FRENCH DYE WORKS, az24
~ Front street
Gan FRANCISCO STEAM DYING ANn
= Cleaning Works. rear 60 second s.-set
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