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The Port Gibson reveille., 1894-06-15
Bdrn Your old Letters.

80 much mischief has been done by the
foolish habit Of keeping old letters, that 1t is
wise TO adopt the rule Of destroying them at
once. Their mission is ended, what are they
good forl 81 may like TO read them while
recovering from an Illness says some one.
Pshawl AS II these would be the tonic You
needed at such q time. Better far breath
Of pure air. We are all prone TO brood too
much as such times, and need no suoh help
in that direction. Let this plea for the
burning Of letters be strong one. Busi-
ness letters should be filed and labeled.
lave blank book into which 70 copy such
dates or extracts as may be Of value in
the future for references. This can be
done when letters arc answered Then
burn them and see the ashes. II is the sor-
rows instead OF the joys that most letters
contain. They are the safety-valve for deep
feeling from friend to friend, good In their
time, but sometimes worse than useless IN
the future. Every day brings new expe-
riences. We are constantly changing, and
In many cases would be ashamed Of our own
letters written ten years ago.
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coLoRED CHURCHES.

Colored Methodist Church-O. w.
Chiles, pastor. Service. Sundays, IL
a. m, 3 p. M, 1850 p. m. Sunday
School 8 a. m, Il. Richardson, super-
intendcnt. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day, pm. Glass meeting Thursday,
8p. N.
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1T WAS A MOUSE.
But for Moment He Thought Tt Was the
Long-Expected Burglar.

But for a Moment He Thought It Was the
Long-Expected Burglar.
OF course you have been aroused sudden
ly in the night by some mysterious sound
IN your chamber, jumped hastily from your
warm and comfortable couch and then sud
denly awoke with q bewildering sense OF
not knowing where you were. This same
thing happened 10 a West side young man
the other night, says the Chicago Herald.
Whenfully awakened be sat quietly on tho
edge Of the bed and listened acutely for the
sound that at first had alarmed him. Soon "
came again.. 1t was as though some one
was tiptoeing softly across the carpet. The
young man remembered that 10 the
further corner OF the room stood loaded
shotgun. It had not been discharged since
the war, but he realized that the charges in
war times were much higher than
they are now, and he argued that
kill burglar. So be cautiously
felt his way across the room until he had
secured the gun. Carefully cooking II he
suddenly lit the gas and turned to meet the
burglar. But there was no one in sight.
Laying the illusion TO his imagination he
replaced the loaded gun and crawled back
bEtfANA NAS NoAAA nnIIAos 9Ant % nD WAS
doing of he again heard the sounds Of
footballs, and again he seized the gun and
turned up the gas. There was no one else
in the room. Thoroughly mystifed, he re-
solved to investigate. He sat on the edge
Of thebed, allowing the gas TO burn at full
head, and listened. Soon he heard the
sound again. 1t came from beneath the
carpet. Seeing a wriggling lump Ia the
middle Of big pattern be Brought his gun
down on II heavily. There was a wild
squeak end all was still The mystery was
Solved. Beneath the carpet was padding
Of straw, and a venturesome mouse had
been pulling out single straws for his nest
IN his hole near by. Each jerk he gave a
straw produced the sound OF q light foot
fall on the carpet ,Iand as he ierked regu-
larly the illusion Of a cautious burglar was
produced. -
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AFrench missionary gives q serious 60
count OF the state Of slavery In Ecu ador
Though 1t is not legal institution, yet the
law permits an Indian TO sell himself as
a slave when be Is unable 10 pay his debts.
and once a slave be Is rarely able to free
himself. he may be bequeathed by will
The majority OF the interior Indians have
been reduced 10 this condition.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Nhen she was Child, she cried FOR Castoria
When shc became Miss, she clung to castoria.
Rhen she had Children. abe gave them castoria.
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Methodist Church-B. 4. Jones pas
tor. Service at IL o'clock Sunday morn
ing. and at 1880 p. m. lst and 81 Sun
days. Sunday school at 80 a. m, f.
s. Drake Superintendent. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday afternoon.
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a. James, Church.

Dts DbAAAco Ch@A VI
Rector. Services as follows: Celebra-
ON OF Holy Communion on lst Sunday
each month. at IL am. ,other Sundays
Mt 7 n. m. land on Saints Days at 10 q. m.
sunday school (N. S. Walker Supt) at
$50 a. m. Morning service and SER
mon, ut III n. m. Evening prayer and
sermon. at 7p m. Evening prayer on
Fridays. at p. m.
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Christian church-Rev. Geo. b. Hoov-
er. pastor. Services every Sunday morn
ing and evening.
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TIE CHURCHES

Catholic Church. Rev. Father Morris
Service fourth Sunday Of each month.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1894-06-15

Hebrew Temple-Rabbi NJ. Scsslcr.
service every Friday evening ut 80.
Sunday school at 10 n, m. every Sunday.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1894-06-15

For putting hose IN fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
los Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life 10 an old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale BY druggists.
REDUs' DRUG STORE, PORT Gibson.
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See the worlds Fair tor IS cents.

Upon receipt Of your address and ff-
teen cents in postage stamps, we will
mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio
Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
the regular price is fifty cents, but as
we want you to have one, we make the
price nominal. You will find ita work
Of art and thing to be priced. 1t
contains full page views of the great
buildings, with descriptions Of same,
and is executed in highest style Of art.
II not satisfied with it, after you get it,
we will refund the stamps and let you
keep the book. Address, H. E. Buck
len & Co., Chicago, III.
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Presbyterian Churchill. II. Brown
lee pastor. Service mt II a. m. every
Sunday, and at 1880 p. ~. 2d and 4th
Sundays. Sunday school 80 n. m, l..
l. Pollitt Superintendent. Prayer meet
lug every Wednesday afternoon.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1894-06-15

The number Of deaths in the
world during a single century close
ly approximates 5000, 100000.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1894-06-15

BnsouiI's pamphlet, "Man of the
Nineteenth Century," says that on
ly one man out of each 203 aliains
a height Of over six feet.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrIa.

chamberiain's Eye and Skin ointrasnt
Is certain cure for Chronic Fore Eycs,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples. Piles,
Eczema letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head.
70 cents per box. For sale BY druggists.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor ............H. @. Mounger
Aldermen &C. A. Gordon. j. b. Al
len, r. @. Kelley, L. II. Levy, w.
w. Moore, I. Richardson.
Regular meeting lst Monday in each
month.
Treasurer r..-..........J.W w. Person
Chief of Police, Assessor and Tax
Collector. r......--.....T. 1. Nj. Rea
Assistant Policeman. -. w. s. Beard
Health Officer W. ID. Redus
Town Clerk. .........-F. H. Foote
Members Of the Bar-E. NJ. Barber, +
8. Drake. J. T. Drake. G. A. French, j.
Nee. Martin, II. G. Mounger, Il. Z. Ber-
ry.
Physicians and Surgeons-G. w. Ack-
er. L. Anderson, w. ID. Redus, r. G.
Wharton, j. w. Barber.
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sHAgEs SOLD.
The total sales of stocks today were
-. sal shares. including: American Sugar.
81. 400: Burlington. 1890; Chicago Gas.
2aoo; Distilling, $500; National Lead,
500; Lead pfd. 2.opo; Reading. 1850; 81.
Paul. :, 600; Western Union, 1890.
Hors.
Hops-Quiet. State, common 10 choice,
asaisc: Pacific coast. lS@lsc. London
market steady.
Copper-Quiet: Lake. 3tSc.
Lesd-strong domestic. $aO.
Tiu--Nominal.
Spelter-Nomlnsl.
Cofyee-options opened steady and gen.
orally TO 10 points higher. but declined
on realizing sales. Closed quiet at
5 20 10 points net decline. Sales.
i0.uo0 bags. including: May, SIS 81; June,
SIS 553t July. $iAso August, Is. 10;
ssptembeT, sl4 al spot coffee Rio.
quiet and about steady: Nc. :, i6isc: mid,
quiet and siescy; Cordovs, I@Gla'4e;
warehouse deliveries At all points yes
,erday. -,243. including s9.aoi at
New York. Stock I'm New York
today. 2ia, So bags; stock in the United
States. ~ - bags. aaoat for the United
States. 600 bags: totss visible stock for
the United States. so. As bags. against 49,
49, bags las, year.
Rto-Market quiet. quotations nominal.
mons given. kXchange. 9 aiei. Receipts,
5000: stock I0.0ba
Ssatos-Aavkss quiet, quotations noni-
nal. none gwen. Receipts. l.oo; ssoex.
$500.
Hamburg Market quiet; prices IN
changed - .pts h shev.
Lonaon-NaEket qglet: prices IN"
changed 10 6i higher
HAvrs-2aFGes steady. prices III AZ
higher.
sCeA2
sugar-Rsw. quie, and steady; far re-
fnlnS, S-I6c: centrifugal. - ssst, sc.
Refined. quiet: Ne. {, 3 aI6etSs.c; Ne. :.
SAs0S it-l6e; No : s T-ieesSsse; Ne. q.
3-i6s; No. IL. s a.lo3sSasc; Ne ii. S'.ae
s 7-l6c; Ne. u Ss.ezS S-tbc; Ne. IS
> is-l6c; Of A. Jl-Ioexs Is-ite; mould a.
I>Sc. standard 4 alteSs'sc. co8iec-
iioners' A. iA-.e<E&'sc: eat Iosf. 4 i5-l6
tsSe. crushed, ~ i6..s X. powdered. o-ie
@t'sc; erSnglaied, is-tcgs}.e; Gates,
.5-loS4'ac-
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New Train Euuipm$ut-

The Nor;h-wssssra limited leaving Minneso-
oils and ~ Paul every dsy In ths ysAr for CHI
ckxo carries TIC EassT railroad cars which the
world has ever SEGA. Il sY ara respectively q
b05et. smoking and library ear. . double state
rooEa sleeping car. a drswlng-rocm ear. a din
inr ear AMI 8 pirate compartment sIaea-
ius car. /, took longer Ia design these e.rs
iasa 10 build then. 50 much attention VA.
gwen 70 ias detzIls FiEsseh gss AMI heated ~
steam The wheels are Ghsrsy-slx incasa "a
diameter and ct Srgap steel
EseA car nss she &ast-te,esccpsas daviea ami
every ether festars designed To Increase TIA
safety 81 tTzves The steps rsiliugs guards.
etc, al 81 solid brass highly po. isaat
ben yoa irsEei Re sure yeur i!eksss read va
ste A0F5a- ssssza. Bs-tas ts the above ear- Il
tie sane rates az e. Ordinary sleeper T. "
Parker. fnsss s9aai agent III Cnssry strsss
- alta
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sAN FRANCISCO MAKKIrs.
erATE or TRADE.

l tF IHAbE-
sAs Francisco. April 2s.-rhs butter
market is easier with lower prices. Eggs
er hrmer. Poultry of all kinds 10 very
saS.
Receipts OF vegetables today were 700
eoses asparagus. ass boxes rhubard, Il
Asks peas. 7 boxes tomatoes. 8 boxes Gu
taabers, 26s sacks potatoes and is sacks
bsns.
Receipts Of straw berries were larger to-
ssy, go chests coming in. Stewart 4 Co.
BAD small shipment OF gooseberriss from
tsn Lsandro. selling at IS cents per boz.
lseniy-one boxes of cherries arrived.
sss9; wheat. centaIs. 3.Seo; barley. CEN
As Lao; beans. sacks. 300; corn, sacks.
.9soi potatoes. sacks. b6i; OREGON. sos;
sasehs, SACKS, 20, bran, sacks. 60.
nsxApsruFTs AND GRAINS.
Hour-We quote as follows: Net cash
f''ess for family extras. sS.to13. 20 per
n'Fei bakers extras. sJ.5oIStQ, super
sse. y 50&s2 Is per barr-l.
hAeat-I NE only transactions JUS; now
N on speculative account. Buyers for
az BOARD purposes will pay $L02,s per
0atai for stock that viii pass inspection.
sese Nc. singing is not qaotaole at
w ~, bet iBeTe are no export purchases
a.ant Milling wheat is held at range
aA@ 1sLlT}4 per GENITAL.
haFey-onersngs on the tables at the
Feaace exchange were not very numerous
VA ous buyers we're equally scarce ant
.4Aaess was therefore somewhat con-
.sseied We Quote Feed sltl02ts for
~ 70 good, aud 81. % per Genital for choice
S'sht; brewing. si,i5@ i7,s psr GENITAL.
Vss~- Market quiet. with the immediate
ssseok less promising for sellers.
We gnote Milling, si.2iseti S2,a; sur
-, WIS., A0sl+2i fancy iced, sL2In1
s~s. good 20 choiee, N.iTtsesi.25: poor
Ssaif, sLOs .1sLIgi,; black. 81 ioesL IN:
y nominal, gray, SLl2bseti&9a per
FINANCIAL
"a. pfaits--on sight, New York. per 500.
as premium. Sterling bills-on London.
Ma hsns. Sass
sa'er bars, Ter ounce. a3s. ss6SNc
Asx'esn dollars. $50 aSi.c.
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FOkEiGN MARKErs.
ENGLISH FINANCIAL


LONDON, April 2s.-Bar silver s25 fine,
29d; Consols. 100 LIS; Bank of England
discount rate, 2 per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LONDON, April 2S.-The weather during
the past week has been favorable. and the
rain has proved beneficial to the crops
The wheat market has been dull aud de-
pressed At 81 to Cd down for red wheat.
Red American Is easy. California cargo
business was slow. California afloat being
quoted at 25s. Parcels were dull. Hard
Manitoba May and June deliveries were
quoted ~ 25s Cd. The country markets
we're quiet.
LIvKHroot, April a - Wheat - Easy;
holders offer moderately. No. 2 red
winter, Is lid.
Corn-Steady; supply poor; new mixed
spot. 81 l0s<d: futures easy supply large;
April, IS l0i; May. IS 9i4d: june. IS Sd.
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This Is $s3, 1881 more than for the pre-
esdins week end $225. 9o7. OF less than for
| - correspomding week last year.
Business has been fairly good during the
| nH week. but the market has been with
Zen: important features and there have
aesn but few changes in quotations, the
kadency being generally upward.
Pnr. lard has advanced half cent and
sshsr packing house products are some
What higher.
Oats and barley went up 81 per ton
Esarsy In the week and chop feed s. At
|prssent the California market in these
pods shows weakness.
/ Canned meats have advanced and the
EDnes Of beans 10 from !. to y OF cent
i;shsr. Island rice has also been marked
| sp half q cent per pound.
Fruits remain unchanged, but pine
{appiss, cocoanuts and strawberries, the
hitter In limited quantities, have sp-
Dmsed
The list of vegetables has been increased
d tie addition Of string beans. There II
Considerable more movement in potatoes,
eFscially in good stock, but prices re-
main about the same.
The market for canned and sailed SAL
non Is very low. A good proportion Of
lsss seasons pack is still unsod and some
sfshe Alaska canneries will not be operat.
| a this year.
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sosrox srocK KxcaAsGk
CancAeo nARxKrs.
re soAap OF rnApE

TIE BoAap OF 1RApE
CncAso. April .s-specnIasion vas In .
waiting mood in she wheat market Com
pared With the closing prices from the day
before there vas &c decline. Trading In
May was relegated 70 secondary position.
such basinsss n was done being confined
entirely TO buying in or selling ous Of pre-
vious contracts The market was withou.
feature aud the fluctuations we're limited
20 &c In May and July. The duliness Was
again coupled with Weakness in the corn
pit The most favorable conditions pre-
vaiiinx. together with the prospect OF in
creasing receipts caused the weakness.
The close Was ~ half Of it, previous value.
Provisions could not stand amount Of
abort selling which Vas done and closed
lower.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. LIZ ears: corn, as; oats. $50. hogs,
- go head.
Closing: Wheat - Lower; cash. s7Ae;
May. 5sc-
corn-Easier; cash. s7Xe: May, s7x.
oass-Easy; cash. 3sc; Nay. Sc
Rye-4eisc-
Flax seed-SA.
Timo:hy-A 25e1430
Pork-Lower: May, $l2 30; July, 3l1N
Lard GLOVER, July, fila
Short ribs-Aay. 36.5e; July. &42H.
LIVE STOCK.
This weeks receipts of cattle aggregated
slightly more than 81. 90 head, against 6i,-
565 last week and 81, s3a year ago. There
Was quiet and nominaliy steady naarkAs
today ., Fridays prices. If anything the
feeling Was o tribe firmer. a. the prospect
IL for . moderate run for Monday.
Today's run Of hogs Was estimated at
IL. 500 head. which would make IA, 5l2 for
this year, o. about $500 less than last
week and 80 600 less than q year ago.
Shipments also exhibit decrease. Trade
opened active this morning and prices
were strong to Sc higher than At yes,er-
days closing, or l0c higher than the low
est Thursday. As high Is IS. 20 was paid
Ia few instances and the bulk OF the
hogs went out of the sellers hands at bet
ter than $2.25. Common rough mixed
stuff sold ~ IS. Is, and from 81 IS to 81. SIS
was paid for throwouts. About ZOO head
arrive today. making 81, 763 for this week,
again., q. 600 Tor last week and So, i02 .
year ago.
For sheep the demand was improved
and so were the prices. Sales were on u
basis of ST. 1891 90 for inferior to choice
sheep and $3.25@5. 90 for yearlingA Spring
lambs were not quoted.
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MARINE NEWS.

T.roosH. April 2e-5 r. m.-Fsne-
eial. Cloudy; brisk west wind. Pass d
in. sh Two Brothers, 5;45 r. m. SD John
A. Briggs. & IS p. m, Saturday; str Ai-Ki.
l 80 p. III. Passed outward. sh Columbia,
in tow oil Tvee, $50 a. m. bk ]. %. Peters,
In tow of Wanderer. 10 q. IN.
SEAH BAY. April -a.-5 p. m.-FSpscial. ]
Cloudy; brisk west wind.
PoRr ANGELES. April 29.-5 r. m.-FSpe-
cial. Partly cloudy: fresh west wind
Tug Discovery and bks Bundaleer and
Rufas f. Woods in bay: two barks sailed
Up during the morning.
SAN Francisco. April 2o-Arrivei-
Yose mite, MeNear. Departed-T. w.
Lucas. Seattle; lrmgrad. Honolulu.
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The steamer City of Seattle brought in
three ear loads of Hour yesterday.
Schooner Pilot sailed into por: SATURDAY.
nigh; with q cargo Of l.. ooo pounds OF
halihut
Steamer Augusts. of Port Madison, will
be inspected at the Central wharf this
morning.
The steamer Clan Mcdonald will leave
ton ght a. 5 o'clock for Skagit river aud
wav ports
Schooner So. Lawrence, Capt. Green,
came IN from the F.astery banks yesterday
with -, COO pounds OF haiibut,
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INK NEW YoKk MARKETS..

s~ NoRx. ApriI 2s-There seems 10
asroslag belief among tie speculative
ssFniiy shat The trusts are 10 tie treated
@sefiy IS the tariff bill, and conss-
s~s2ty the lndustrials are ~ present the
a'os.ie rroup ~ stock. OF the trades for =
IL Is canGdently asserted fhs. re-
!. az sagar IS TO be fully protected, that
aoaded rerioi is 70 he fixed 80 su'i the
''s'srs. and thai the duty on lead has
: increased = cent per pound.
e tTsa,ug on the stock exchange WAS
n Sugar, Lead, Dlsiili!ng and Chi
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TCMPON THE CRICKET-aKArrIHEvu
koUrE Two round trips daiis except sunday
TINE AkD-Lsaye seattle 1880 . IA and .i8
m, daily excspt sunday. Leave Everett
1918 4 IN and 3;i5 p m. daily except sunday
Conneciions-At seattle with steamer FLYER for
Tacoma A. Everett with steamer AikAds fer
saohomish. Landings-Foot Il Madison street
Seattle: foot Hewitt avenue Everett
kAhE-Seattis TO Everett. T5c; round trim q a
- = SEFF. Managing Owner.
Effective March l9. 1894
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pAcfrIc SAvIoATioS coxPANr-
/ TINE TABLE, In enecs April l. looA
eEArTLE-wHATCoN RoUTR
Daily fsunday sxcsp,sdl
0TEAMLR STATE uf wAaHIy0TON
Lv Seattle. i 90 N Lv Whatcom. rs n
Ar Wha,eom Sos . n Ar Seattle. $500 , "a
S;oppiag at Fidalgo Anacorfse Aad YaiYhavon
and q Evsres, scuih-eour6; connecting as Soastlo
with steamer Heary Bailey for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TACoNA RoUrk
Daily Except Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
" facsma.. 2.e0 a Lv Seattle. 49,. $50 -
Ar Seattle. --& s3o a Ar Tacoma IL 90 N
Connecting with Steamer State OF washirgfon
for Fisalao Anacertss. fairhAven and WhAtcom
and with g.tsaHsr felrhavso for Everett, Ia Con-
la CONNER AID WHIDBY ISLAND ROUTE
sroPPfSo AT xvEnErr.
STEAMER RAIAHAvEy
North b'nd-Exoept Sat SOU, h bd-Kxssps Sun
Lv seattle. 90 IA Lv La Conner q - m
AR kversit. IL so m Nv Eyerett. / 90 m
Ar Ia Conner. 500 a m Ar Seattle. $50 m
STOPPING a. EdnondA kverett, Clinton, Browns
Poiuf. Lang y. Coupeviils. San de Fuca. Oak ua--
Dor snd Cfsaiady connecting as Seattle with
steamer Heary bailey for Tacoma
wharves-Pacinc Navigation Co. Tacoma: Pa
dock. foot OF University street,: Merchants dock
Everett
Fer tui Particular rates. sxsursiona towaxs,
etc, apply addrsss A. J. MACLE d. Agent
sextte, tele phone 6k6: J. T. HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent Tacoma. telephone Ga
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There were filed for record Saturday IL
deeds. the considerations aggregating
s., 56i. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne. Tremper & Co, abstractors of
titles. Ii6 Cherry street, between Front
and Second:
+. 8. Grant to city of Seattle, part lot H.
block 5, Harper's, for street. 81.
Albert Wilton to city of Seattle. part lot
/, block S. Summit, for street, 81.
J. L, Ronald TO city of Seattle, part lot
8. block 1, wittsnmyer's. for street, 81.
w. r. Webster to city of Seattle, part lot
(. block 2, Higgerts, for street, 81,
+. p. Lee TO city OF Seattle, Part lot 8.
block 1. Wittsnmyer's, for street. 81.
ii. c. Smithson TO f. Baker, lot L. block
II, Denny Thurman. $500.
W. J. Gordon to Mrs. Z. J. Morgan, WIZ
MI OF nwJ. sec 6, -. }, $3.50.
sheriff 10 Hanna Svedberg, VIZ lot 3.
block 9, Fairview <Ts5
NJ. ID. Dyer TO NJ. J. Dyer. lots 4 and 5,
block -, Laws, 500.
A. u. Miller TO Mittels.adt. lot 7. block
-. McAIeer's Seattle Hid, $3.50
A. 5. Kerry To Ernest Portway, lot 5.
block III, A. Pontius' supI, 81.
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SKAGTr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Tilig Bossrtus & ca = dock foot sprt = Z
street Seattle, Monday, Wednesday had Friday
tide fer Ednlogds. staBwoot sSasit city.
Everctt, florsnee Mt Vernon. Ts4alip. Fir, Avon.
returning &.isrn ate asya
LILLY. B,soARDUs & CO. Ageata
TelepaOne .29
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For Vancouver.

Eastern train leAviug seattle al SIS q "a sat
arriving ss , II vii make direct eoanecsIaa.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30
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Fer Bfrchegls sidney. Charleston Dry Dock. Hre-
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ala Intermediate pq5nIS- leaves HARM ston 0
~nszf ECO. of Washlngio1 street ~ 30 q IT,
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