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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

Work on the temporary structure on
toe south end of the kennebec & Boa-
ton Steamboat Co.'S wharf will De
commenced in about q week. or as soon
as the danger from floods and freShet
has all disappeared The structure
will be of wood, 2ox50, and will be CON-
plete,i in & week after the work on il
begins. This building will be very
convenient for the men who will build
the new wharf. which will be done
during the summer months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

Judge Philbrook of Waterville. was
here, yesterday, on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

City Marshal Bean has in his posses
~ priced by the marshal and which is
indeed quite a relic. The book de-
ford, Mass. to the Crozette Islands
in the Indian ocean. 1t was kept by a
Washington Fosdick, who upon his
death willed the relic with other val
friend Mr.. Bean. The book goes ON to
tell how the ship left New Bedford.
easterly direction, then southerly
around the Cape of Good Hope to their
island of st. Helena, to which Napo :
leon was exiled. was visited, the winds
the ocean from the starting place. The
crew were after sea elephants. a
Indian ocean. The book also contains
illustrations of whales, birds, sea
to a modern artist Every day the
whole story was written down and
the writing can readily be deciphered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

Miss Bertha l.. Randall will visit in
Richmond, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

Four dodgers spent last night in the
police station
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

s The members Of the Shaw Business
college will hold a socable at the
school building, Friday evening of
next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27
Committed For non
for selling payment

OF those committed 1888 were males :;
}o7 females.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

Lake Cobbosseecontee will have a
Bis. boom, this summer, as we'll as 4 +
Other lake and coast resorts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

\. f, Earl of New York, was in the
city, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

f. a. Staples of Portland. was in the
city. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

The annual report of c. 0. Tibbetts.
superintendent of burials will be
made in few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

"Telephones are booming says Gen
erai Manager O'Brien.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

For some months past three lunch
carts have been in the city, two sta
toned in Market square, and one on
Oak street. The proprietors seemed
to do a lucrative business. but all the
people wondered With amazement how
long the fierce competition would last
One of the Cats has reduced the price
of frankfurts from five to three cents
and the cost of other eatables have pro-
portionally been lessened But now
there are only two lunch wagons. The
third one has disappeared and is now
thing OF the dim and Clisty past The
proprietor. it is said, found that he
could not earn a livelihood with the
sharp competition so he has left this
city for parts unknown. The other
two are doing business at the same old
stands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

The Y. NJ c. A. will probably have
an excursion down river, this summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

G. D. Hughes of Portland, was here.
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Mrs j. p Randall is convalescent.
These are surely not days in jun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21
Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Feb. Especial - British ship
Aigbflrth Is discharging ballast IN the bay
preparatory 70 taking on cargo Of ium-
Der.
The steamer Utopia. Capt o'Brien.
brougb, in IA sacks Of ore this morning
from Vancouver, r. G., for the Tacoma
su.iter. The shipment amounts 20 eo.sD
mounds. and is from the kootenay district
The steamer took oat a consignment Of
-four and feed.
steamship Ardandearg has finished load
ing lumber, wheat and flour for South
Africa. she viii probably clear tomorrow
The ArdandearRss cargo Is one Of the
largest yet sent from Puget sound TO the
dark continent
Schooner Eraa Claudina. Capt Nelson.
has inished loading lumber for San Fran
cisco. Sire will sail tomorrow or saturday
The Northern Pacific steamship Tacoma
r. overdue from the orient.
Capt Guthrie. Of the British bark Edin-
htirRhshire, Is nov at the Fanny Paddock
hospital suffering with three fractured
ribs. Several days ego his ship sailed from
Tacoma with wheat for South Africa. and
ahile at Claiiam bay the captain fell from
wharf and broke three ribs. Another
skipper was given charge OF the craft. The
Edinburgh possesses a hoodoo. In
marine pariance. her captain dying az sea
on her passaee 10 Tacoma and her first
mate having been accidentally killed. APP
prentice Hislop. OF the Eainburghshire,
who was accidentally wounded several
wgeks ago BY rife in the hands Of APP
prentice Miller. is az the hospital slowly
recovering
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer T. ". Lake came Ia from La
Conner yesterday @ish full load Of nay.
The Gilman Coat Company is putting
ia new plies under It's bankers for stiffen-
inR.
steamer Utopia ran into the city float
last night. and smashed the end OF the
f~oat
Steamer State n Washington broke down
yesterday. and did not 20 OFT on the What
com run
Capt. Tom Dalton. who keeps thr wa
ter front mensxeFle. sold one OF his Three
eoons yesterday To an enpl0ye on the an
adi4n Pacific. The econ Was shipped 10
81 paul.
Steamer day IS tomorrow steamer city
Of Ple1ia Nin arrive from -sa FTznetzeo.
and the Nmatfsla. which was taxing on
fgssel at the Oregon Improvement DafskaFs
yesterday. VIII leave.
EsTk Mercury finished loadlng IsEfnheT
at the Pert Bs2keley mill yesterday. ana
get away koT san Francisco l<st nisni.
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To furnish scformaf{cn about splendid SER
VICE offered VIA The Norts Western I.lne-'
from MINNEAPOLIS &ni st. Paul - aiiiwau-
kee and Chlcag@s-tys pleasure. IL
Sea contemplate trip kssaSf. plAaSe
aroP tine 10 r. w. Parker
faSef Sound Ascent. seattle and ne
csiFe Illustrated folder. FREE. with detailed
III es1faatssa about the three superb trains
leaving Minneapolis ard Sg. Paul every eay
u ths week. Together with any special in
FORMATION ycts may desire. Your home
aseat viii sell Yea tickets via this first
class line and reserve yea sleeping car
berths N advance. ON application
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

San Francisco. Feb. 2.~-Arrived-state
OF California, Astoria and Portland. Nalia
Wafla, Victoria and Port Townsend bktn
Retriever. Port Hadiock. Departed-l1ei
Norte Gray's harbor
Freights-Tred Il. Sander, 44s tons. inm-
her from Puget sound for Yokohama
port Townsend, Feb. 1.-Speciai-S Sailed
-Bktn Kate Fliekinger. lumber from Fort
Blakelev for China. To sail tomorrow
Rk Gen. Fairehild coal from Nanaime for
San Francisco. Tx Kate Davenport. coal
from Departure bay for Honolulu. bk Top
gallant lumber from Port Blakeley for
SHANGHAI
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Everett News.

Everett. Feb. Especial. Work on the
new caifhness sawmii has begun. under
the direction Of sir. Reed, a miliwright
from Kent.
Members of John Buford Post. q. A. r..
have been invited 20 attend the high school
exercises tomorrow. which VIII be In honor
of Washlngfon's birthday. rs there VIII be
no session on Saturday
Peter I.arama, a boy Of about 10. had
finger crushed in the rolls Of machine mt
the paper mill yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

Is THE SUPERIOR COURT or TUE
state ~ v 8shingtnn. Tor t1e county y
Ksus state 81 Washington. county q
n tus--ss-
Phslee. DODGE 4 Palmer Company. a cor.
yora,ssH. p.4autlt. vs. * Iii hTah ard
under Fae arn pane a31 style q ~
Etebmau Is t-c-. Gtthn t8GtF. No. = ~
THs state ot Is sa.-tf.4 taus 20 ta0 &ss1Ne
nanle4 defendants. sac tsnS
Yen and eaEa ot yea are neref} sV53s-
usoned 80 apEvAr nl,ein sixty days after
sSe date ef ttr dFet agAlcation & this
suglrsnaas. fova8t. ultatn sixty DAYS after
flta e8ta aay of January iasss and defend
fhe above cnNtea actlon 81 khe &o1ve en-
fBtle.l court ana answer tae complaint et
gae plAiniin. A"a seite 10y q ss 80
answer upon TIRE undersigned atioF-
~Ts-s for platnuf az fheir Ctice
eef,,v stated ard On CASE e. YOUR fall
,fr- 50 10 O. lllts-, uient NiH ~ reHIfrsl
against ACW &ee0tataE 20 1iR tenant %
- s,sr4, f,lalnt Whirh 6As heeu nle4 Wtta
,,,,rr.asa % sat4 action IS ~ FCcoFcr TIE
s--, - one auntrr3 and foTtg-feur
settarS fsfss 90 t0f sl<ts sal5 AnG de-
s.,..~f ~ ptalntin % Ns9. and YEA are
f,,rther notinra f1at stt3 p4a+n1s3 aas
's.-s.s.k a Nrit g attachment 90 - issued
- - anaVr eattlie3 cause ana thax TIE
s,,,Fa aRs aeen scrVe1 aU4 legtc4 upon
.E.4 air Stock % Ece1s owned by said
III Ri-hntan 4 80. ~ Ne Is N'5astilerciaa
street. ia fae city q Seatlss hles ssanty.
t.--9 hereEn En- faVUT - n-asntin. ere pro-
-es.fs - ale 81 = 81 sEi4 raasis VII y APP
h''e9 10 Nct1sf;RE & BAss.
Attorneys sar Plaintiff.
=. d address. SeAstis. h.ns ooaniy
Os..ss address. Room e. Dexter Horton
4 "a. SAaA s14.S1aS.
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Breadstufrs and Grains.


San Francisco Feb. n.-Flour-Family
extras, sf4I4. Ito: bakers extras, s5.so1f3.9o;
superfine. s.. S5sI5.10 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipplug wheat, sii2ia per cen
tai for Nc. / and silSs4 for choice, milling,
81 22lzGif .27is
Barley-F'eed, .air to good. zoe; choice,
7t,6i72is; brewing. SQNiS5c.
Oats-Milling. 75HSec per GENITAL; Sur
prise, aocGfS1. fancy iced sriSsc: good to
choice. 756IS0c. poor to fair. 6fi4aI7cc: black,
for seed. 75c6ISi 20; gray, 15siScc per GENITAL.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1881; do
Oregon, 1915: do Washington. Ss,Tt5: wheat,
centals, 1875: 90 Washington, i.ii0' bar
ley, centa1s, 1885; oats, centals. $50; do
Oregon. $50: do Washington. 4.las: corn.
centals 4.l65: do Nebraska, LIE; potatoes,
sacks. 2al4: do Oregon. SSZ7. onions sacks,
4Sl: do oregon AS; do Nebraska 234; Iran,
sacks, sels: do Oregon, 1886. middlings.
sacks. LIS. do Oregon. 2s5: hay. tons. AZ,
flaxseed. sacks. 49,; wool. bales, %. wine.
gallons. 81 $50; hides, number, i45, quick
silver, TASKS. A..
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mlddlngs. $1,000: bran, $l3gGlin
Hay-wheat, ssdIL5o; wheat and ost
s. Goal0 30. cat. s7.50dlo alfalfa. s7d9 bar
ley, $7s19: clover. seas; compressed, $500
10 50. straw, s5i6ec per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks. eeEIsoc; river
Rurbanks, so67i0c; Oregon Burbanks. $50
enr. river reds. so9feoc: Early Rose. 5ea65c.
MERGED sweet potatoes, s2G22S.
Vegetables-California onions. eaasS5c;
Oregon onions, sdl.l5; Los Angeles toma-
toes. SWl q: string beans. i0Glz'7c;
green peas, 2Sf5c: cabbage. 4e9f50c: garlic.
49fsc: dried peppers, safiec; mushrooms. 10
sisc: asparagus. Sai7izc: rhubarb. 719c:
cucumhers. 75c6s1; egg plant. 12is4i5c.
Fruit-Apples. No. grades. S5c0s1; CON-
mon. 5oaF7sc: fancy. si.2aaL5o: Mexican
lines. s. ssSfs California lemons. common.
SlEfi .: California lemons. good 10 choice.
81 5sG2: California lemons. fancy. go; Cali
iforpfa oranges. seedlings. 75caiiI5: nav
els. Sla250: bananas si.5eeT2-5a 81.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2s821i1c. Sec
onds 2i625c; fancy dairy, 2fS525c: seconds,
22925r
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. 12a1sc: fair to
good. sT1lc: Eastern. ia6fisc.
EgEs-Store, I3sil4c. ranch. iaFfl6c.
Poul5ry-Turkey gobblers. leffiic; turkey
hens. liHlae: ROSTERS. Old. s2Ns.5o: roos-
ters Young s5Is broiiers small. S3sf3 81:
broiler~. large, ss045e; hens. S3a4. ducks.
"a 5o9f7: geese, $1-2s9ElT5; pigeons. old, slg
ig5: pigeons. young. sSfs2ZS
Csame-Gray geese. sl@e. white geese,
5aef-sc. rabbits. sls1l .; hare. 50c; hoskers.
SeT225 brant. 75eaSi: English snlpe. $50:
common, 81.
Wool.
wool-FaH. short. trashy san Joaquin
plains. sasc: good san joaquin plains. ~
G.. southern ard coast. fSfsc: mountain
woods. Hght and free, eaTe: mountain
woods. defective and heavy, 5a6c, Hum
boldt and Mendoeinc sosc,
Hops.
Hops-s86c per pound
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Ca8et. Decembcr. HES. May,
s. Isas. rex seller lilo.
BarIey-Iuacyive; May. ZIG.
Gbra-Slke
Bran-Sls -.
FLnanriat.
silver Bars ... Gsss Drafiz-slght -. Par
Alex dol > sstssl.ries Telegraph q. Par
Ila4uf~ --tss<.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

TIE bark TnnzaHsant viii leave for Shanr-
Aai from the same port today.
train shipments 20 Victoria on the Rosa
Ne sosstinue. and she viii have a fan car
so this morning.
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BUTTER.

Ranch ard Dairy Batter very scarce ard
bringing gooa prices SHIP - Us- We pay
cash on arrival
NO COMMISSION.
JOHN q. AGEN. &c.. Western avsa.s.
corner slzr.eo street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

The California readers % the Posf-Intsi-
HEencer will ind u on sale daily at Coopsr
& Cess Stationery store. as Market street.
last oae block Up Market street frcEa tie
CArcn.o!e oflee. Price Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21
FoREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

ffnHflCloi-
London. Feb. so-Silver, Sid. Consols.
lia
New York, Feb. 2a.-The Evening Posts
London financial cahlegram says: The
stock markets were active and strong to-
day This was chiefly on investment buy
ing but business Il beginning to overflow
into other markets. Consols recorded a
price OF 10. OF the speculative stocks,
Argentines were most in favor; IN fact.
there Was almost a small boom in that
direction. Americans were better. closing
AT about the best. That market is COM
handing attention again. kaffrs showed
a renewed animation. chiefly on Paris buy
ing Gold was bought for South America.
There Is practically no demand fer II IN
the United States. The Paris bonrse was
active and firm The Berlin market was
quiet. The only feature OF the Bank Of
Englands returns this weeks Is further
large increase OF e3.oooe00 in the public
deposits The coin and bullion increased
eeS7. 600. of which Ga2e.o 900 was gold inn
ports, the details being e26.0D imported
from Holland. e5.eoo from Paris and 5000
from Australia. and $1,000 exported TO
America.
Breadstutfs and Grains.
Liverpool Feb. -wheat-Spot steady:
demand poor; No red winter. IS Ted:
No / hard Manitoba. 80 "a: No. Califor-
MIA. S. SID Futures opened quiet. I'd
higher. and closed steady. unchanged from
Yesterday: February and March. as 6isd:
April and May. IS s7.d June and July. IS "a.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed, new,
IS I'D Futures opened steady, "a higher
and closed steady. unchanged from yes
terday. February 81. March, Rs lEd: April,
"a I'D. MAY and June. 3s I'd: July. ss I'D.
Flour-DuIl, IN poor demand; 81. Louis
fancy winter. rs Sd.
Hons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for the county OF
King. State Of Washington, county OF
The Rrown Shoe Company. corporation,
psaintlf, vs.. H. Kicnman and VI. Kali
the Arm name and style OF II. Richman
& Co. defendants. No. 2l,4Sl. sum-
mons.
The state Of Washington. to the above
named defendants. greeting:
You and each OF You are hereby sum-
mcned to appear within sixty days after
the date OF the first publication OF this
summons. to-wit: within sixty days after
the 24th day OF January. 1895 and defend
the above entitled action Ina the above en-
titled court and answer the complaint OF
the piaintiff. and serve a copy OF your
answer upon the undersigned attor-
neSs FOR plaintiff AT their Office
below stated. and in case of your fail
gre 50 TO DO Judgment VIII be rendered
against you according to the demand OF
the complaint which has been filed with
the clerk OF raid court. The object and
purpose Of said action IS 10 recover the
sum OF two hundred and twenty-one and
S9-ie0 dollars S22i S1l for goods sold and de-
lKerei by plaintiff u YOU; aud you are
further notified that said plaintin has
caused a writ OF attachment 10 he issued
IN the above entitled cause and that the
same has been served and levied upon
n. Richmen & Co. at No Els Commercial
street, In the city OF Seattle King county
washington. and in case Judgment is rem
dered herein Ia favor Of plaintiff. the PRO-
ceeds % the sale OF said goods Will be APP
''' " MCCLURE & BAss.
Attorneys Ter Plaintiff
z. q. address: Seattle. King county
Washington.
once address: Room Is Dexter Horton
& &c. bank building.
NOTICE or sHERIFF-s sAI.F-Tn ,be
superior court OF ghe state Of Washsnr-
ton for the county % King The Esdir
hursa Lombard Investment Company.
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CHICAGO Markets.



Chicago. Feb N-whsat showed some
hrmness early. bat soon got wsak and
went eT ze or about i@c below the elisa
the Gay previous The continued cold
weather Increased the fears OF the CROP
damage. and the Northwest receipts aSain
showed decrease and induced some pref
" free buying right 81 top. partly 20 cover
shorts and rarity for the loEg scceant.
and some Of the transactions showed an
advance Ct lie. EGt the opening cables
were disappointing. Liverpool showing only
id Improvement. following oar advance
yesterday Several CT the ksg operators
commenced 10 sell heavily. znd as there
was no supper ting news the market began
20 sax. and early buyers sold out. the price
gradually declining aboG; Sac from the
early figures. Ii was part OF the gossip
THAI tha government in It's report OF stocks
IN farmers hands on March would show
from s00Se.eoo 70 5o.esa.eea bushels more
than last year May opened &c higher. at
eSS& efSs-Sc. feH TO estac. went back 10 oSAse.
rsaefiag 10 esi4c. The market turned
stroag in the last hour, May selling ap 70
sSzSc on some crap damage reports from
St Louis. accompanied ~ buying orders,
bat this ala not last long. scalpers esns-
ing the price TO react % ezssa6sc, closing
easy M those figures.
Corn was almost at a standstisl, wheat
being the only factor discernible
OatS-Quset. With trading extremely linz
tied aud prices dependent aron Other
grains.
In provisions scaipsrs ata a sInan husl-
ness Fluctuations were almost as small
in proportion as those in gsaln. ard eiss-
ing prices showed 10 change la lard and
ribs pork haHever. advanced &c, the In
prosement 0 heg prices late n the day
being responsible for the closing stesdsaess.
closing Quotations.
wheat-F February. s25se: May, 647s465c.
Corn-Februars. 2sc, May. Soc.
Oats-February. 1880, May, se3s4zlc
bid
Pork-Fehruary, So IS; May. $la,As
Lard-February. $50; May. NaFs55.5
Ribs February. 50: May, &-2-2.
Rye-Ssc.
Barley-2ses 2sc.
Flaxseed-slssc.
Timoihy-$s50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

uAtaNANCE No. an An ordinance
sffias a special Assessment 10 redeem
Hfsi annual insiaiimeuts and inter
- Naleh mature and become payable
4n tlse bt nAs - local improvement
ssistet NA ~ issued under authority %
NtstfseN NJ. Aat. Tor the Improvement
s.asi street ufsler ordinance No. s5ls,
E sfestrsa uce with the assessment roll
- aad providing Tor the collection
= Z ordained by the CITY of Seattle as
Ss,ian l. That there ~ and T. hereby
49, sn FL assessment upau eae1
49, ana lct - land and part thereof
49, ift4 tH sasl sHsurfFt wt@ft lfwfTt-t
- - established ~ ordnance No. &1F.
- improvement % East street thcLstn
SAID eFe-ia4 asSe sstlle1f DtlaE
zoe purpose of rr4eeuine the
49, s4saas siis a, ineats ard interest %
- ana o. arUe PAYABLE upen the
a sac fotsl Improvement district
So issnef unsiev authority - ur'lg~
ss-sss - sesl faa amount Of sdcn
ss@essificrt against eaeh pane Aad
a. $3.50 witaia said district shalt -
- ~ H&ft OF tht assess meet entered
4 asr ne0t r7h e sata district
- aa-N @ e1Atke AE8lusl SAID prop
~ setHfr VITA Interest AZ tae rase e
Sr-. g ae>fu irT arnnm unGn TIE total
- - ~ Sai3 ass ks8tenf from the date
sst 'ssgarce ot sai1 i,an8S uutN gae
&C. ~ satt afst animal tnstai.ments
49,, fseFilc. tGat if an, parrcs 90 iee
tse.f q faFt thereof contained GA zaid
- Improvement district Ma. 81 shan
ssss b Eetteasr3 fram LIABILITY hv ghe
So. GO t1e tata. amouut Of the as
e. sarKrt against tne same hs Saf8
hs5tF No -aiN stch marvel az iog ~
- kAst .lTreef sra.l nag BE- Hah,e far
1ssessulfNt 1rrein iFNtrI
49, The city eogs,t, slisr rs esrsh,.
>
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S SALE-In the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton for the county Of King, Charles .,s,,l x.
Ergenie II. Alyori. his wife, and t. NJ
Asyord. defendants. No. pa
Under and by virtue Of an order o. safe
and special execution issued out Of the
above named court, in the above entitled
cause, and 70 me directed and deliveries,
| have duly levied upon the following de-
county. state Of Washington. towit:
Lots one Cd, two 90, three 90, Tour 90,
five tsi and six 90. In block nine .sl; lots
twenty-five t25l twenty-six ODD. twenty
seven go. twenty eight fzsl. twenty-nlne
Ga, thirty fSp). thirty-one Gil, thirty-two
t32l, thirty-three tgD. thirty-four t5D ara
thirtyfve CD. in block fourteen I'D; lots
seventeen u0. eighteen as. nineteen uD,
twenty t90D. twenty-nine t2o and sixty
ts9l. in block fifteen u5), all In the nrSf
f.and and Tmprovement Company. accord
Ing TO the recorded plat thereof now on
file in the auditors office In said King
county; also lots twenty-four t-il. twenty
FIVE t25l, twenty-six t2el. twenty seven CD.
twenty-eight t2sl and twenty-nine CD, IN
block two ca. lots one D, two t-i three
CD and four ca, In block eleven CD lots
one Cd, two 60 eleven uD, twelve CO.
thirteen d3) fourteen ia. fifteen u5). six
teen Q6) and seventeen tD, Ia block
twelve ~; lots six go. nine tsl, ten uel.
en-, twenty-eignt fz9. twcnty-nine CD
and thirty t3N IA block thirteen uS), al
In Ross second addition TO the CITY OF Sc
attic. according 70 the recorded plat there
of now on file In the county auditors office
in said King county.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday the 18th day OF February, 1896. at
the hour of 10 o'clock a m. OF said day.
at the front door OF the courthouse, IN the
city of Seattle, In said King county. viii
sell the above described property at pgblic
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
Dated this 23rd day Of January, 1896.
A. T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Blaine & DsNries Attorneys.
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Cattle-Too many cattle are coming here.
ana the tendency of prices is in q Iowa
ward direction. trade today being slow at
weak prices Common choice native dressed
beef and spring steers. S.seef4t3, s'oeKer
and feeder market, dun; cows, I.s54iss;
calves. lower.
Hogs-In spite of the greatly decreased
numbers received here and at other Nest-
ern markets prices continue downward,
sales today indicating a further deciine Of
nrice. Common to prime sold AT s.. S5al lio;
fancy light brought s4.1smt2o.
Sheep-There was good trade at steady
prices Inferior TO choice native sheep
were disposed OF al s.. s06s2eo. and prime 70
extra at Ss706fs; yeariings sold a: sSTaf;
westerns at s.. 45siS6S, and lam6s at $S.S
at IN