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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10

Gin bepdbrtes WitteI sssen
bic 3uderfranfbeit ioll, tpie Or. 8riimrner
i'm 98o6enbI. (. 2anb@ unb Saustpirtbs
f6aft beri6tet, BON einem Or. 5eliaet Der
9ltaoemie Der gSineni6aften Su ISaris
mitsetbeilt iporben iein. Bel 5ori6uns
nad sinem ipI9en WiitteI lei S. BON Der
bon CLAUDE Bernarb I1on i. S. 1849 sez
madten 8eoba9tuns amssesaneen caB
bur6 9teisuns elmer beitimmten 9irnpar-
tie Bel 8aninden 3uferfranfHeit berpors
serufen tperbe. llmsefebrt, 70 foIserte Der
5orIder, milile man bur9 RitteI, tpelde
auf bic betreffenoen Bartien beS Gentrals
nerpenipftents berubiseno trirfeH, Die be-
itebsnbe 2rantbeit aufbeben tOnnen. Gin
ioI3eS NlitteI ioa in oem 8romtuIium ees
fnnben iein.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Der 3euse.

Bei elmer @eribtsperbanoIuns tpesen
8eIeibisuns forbert ber 8oriikenbe ben
3eugenJ tpeIher nit benz 6Idger uno Bee
tIasten suiammenseiehen bate, auf, ben
SadperbaIt su ersdbIen. Dieisr ieboh
iust er ipiiie li4 ni6t msbr barauf su bs'
iinnen.
8prfibenber: Sic miiiien eS bod
seb0rt buben, Sic iinb ia BON 4nfans bis
Su Gnbe babel geipeien.
8euse: Sa i6 ipeiB es nidt mebr.
Satte id gsipuBt, baB bic Beiben Die SADIE
Dor 1eri6t ousmaden ipolteH 10 batte
ib beiier aufSepaBt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10

Touriit: Den alten ba miii1en
mir fraseu, eieie Seute fennen senau Die
QSitterlms5perbdItniiie... Sasen Sic
NAL, tperpen tptr beute eutes gSetter be-
baIten ?"-8auer: DOS tonnt' i
gnf net ias'n-i' bab beut' no net aaf'n
Barometer s'i4aut !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Gin erobsr DtdtfsbIer.

9trSt CUR Q8drteriD Die 3unSe 1T
tpiebsr belegt Der 4SuIs gebt aud DieI
i9neaer als ssitsrn. Die Satientin muB
einen Di6tfsbIsr besan9en baben. 8as
bat iie gu gIbsnS seuommsn 2" - @dr<
term: ,,Ni4ts aIs Suppe nit 5IefeIn. +"
= arst: ,,g8ie Q8oS Z Da baben tpir'S.
SD babe bod ausbridIi4 = 9supeIiupps
anssorpnet !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Das tdglihe g0lisblatt
Mud cine 8eftsIInns.

Geiddftsreiienbsr Jiun, pa,
ben Sic benn beute nidtS sil beItellen : ]
2aufmann: So bod, tauienb -
Gef6dftsreifenber (bDhif eifs
rig beiipringenb): Taulenb
Raufmann (poIIenbenb): 1rii 5 8
on Sbren 9errn grinSipal!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Der fIuse Aaent.

Seiratb S=@ anbibat: Stun, tpO
baben Sic oenn Die jirnss i9Dne, rei6e
ano IiebenSwlrbise 9raut, bon Der Sic
mir 10 pisi ssidrisben 2" - Asent: .a8o
ib lie babe z 8ei mir gu 9auie. SD bab'
iie ielbit sebeiratbet. 9ier lit S9re Yros
pijion Surld."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
SD BEL.

SD bab' eineu 5reuno, Der 1T elm
i6refIi9sr auiterneiier. ytsuli4 baufte
er einen iDIden 8ers Don Auiterni4alen
Dor iid auf baB i9 ibn Obne Siibrer aiAt
bate bsIteisen mOsen J"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Gin 2sibsnsasfabrte.

Die Wutter bait ibrem l4.iabrisem
Sobne bel lid cine tiibtise Strafpres
bigt, neil er nit elmer brennenoen Gisarre
aus .ber SGule sefommen lit. Jiahbem
lie seenbst, it0bt Der boffnunsspoas
GprDbline ieinen Batter uuter benz Gid
an unp iagt ! .Mss laaft Du haau, papa,
pesbietss bis Nsama ant nas 0tau@sn | Y"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Wannigfaltiges.
g prfi6t.

,Barum trassn Sic benn stpei S9irme
bei ii9, Serr Brpfeior z" = rSa ieben
Sic, neil i6 70 psrSeBIi4 bin ano immer
sinen iteben Ialie."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Drei GpraAe G n.

Gin GnsIanoer fsbrt in einem ipani.
i6eu 8aitbaule Elm, an fpeldem er anses
i6risben iinoet: Sier tpirc enelii6, franc
s0ltl6 unb beutld eeiproden. @r pers
langt etipa8 III ieiner Dlutteriprabe, aber
yliemano psrItsbt ibn. GabIid frust er
unsepulbis: 98er perltebt benn bier orei
Spransns 9lntiport: Die Jremben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Gsnus an Ginem.

Stubent: Der 9ln3us paBt gang
aussesei6net; feiner StOff, isbr noble
Sarbe, i1 bin iebr aufrieoen - oa ipers
DEN ii4 absr meine 8ameraoen tpuucern !!
@as Der 4nsus foitet, oas i1reibeH Sic
nur einltpeilsn auf!"
S6ns:ber: .@ut, aber cine Sitte
bab' i'd: gmpfebIsn Sic mid ni4t tpeis
ter !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Die @sparapbin.

Sn elmer GeIellldaft ipurOe baccn ges
lprphen, baB bic GrbOberfldHe bsinGbe
brei giertel g1a5Ier uno nur Elm giertel
2anb sntbalt. Da iasts Elm iunses Sraus
lein: ,,Mh Gott tit bas gut, baS es bel
uns in Sadlen nidt 10 iit.a
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10

Gebadtes RinbFeif6 behalf
Sarbe unb friI9sn 8slbmad, tDenn man
es IN einem Steinsuttopf feit elrgeoridt
unb Elm Iu6 nit gliig amSsfsuatet auf
baS Sleii6 Iest.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10

Yrofeiipr: gSa8 1T gieBbrau1g
= Stubent: sgdesbrau4 it, Dap man
,9rpi't" iast, ipenn gtner nieIt."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Der OrbnunasItebenS.

Batter (su ieinem Sobne Stubio) ::
,,8eItern 4beno bait 9u tpieber einnaI
eiuen OrbentIiben gtauI6 sebabt!"
Sobn: ySa, GOtt lei Dant, BET mir
lit immsr 9llIeS in Der Dronune !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
gerf6 n a ppt.

Serr: ,9siben Sic mir fiinf Dsarf,
Serr gta6bar, i6 babe meine 8rieftuI4e
bsrseHen." - 9ta6bar: ySie perseiien
aber Sbre 8rieftai6e febr bdufig~ 10
Serr: ,Das ma6t ni4ts; es 1T 10 tpis
10 ME mas b'rin !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Mit ReSerpe pe3ueeseben.

81: Der Doftor Suif ioa ia Elm iebr
seiudter grst isin u" = s.: sSa, oaS
beiBt, CT muB in allen Wirtbsbdulern ees
iu5t perben, !penl, man ibn brau9t."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
eeItiamer MaBRab.

2ieutsnant: ySie Ginidbriser
Dtiaer Sic tuollen elm sebilbeter Dtenit
iein unb fDnneu nidt einmaI iiber oiele
BaIiiiaoe iprinssn 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10

Gin gar au Sutes 3eusnib.
,5err Oberamtsarst, bier Firing i9
Sbnsn Sbr Srantbeit53eusniB surilf T.
,sSa tparum benn, Serr Reniior 81 BeiI
es gar su gut lit! SD mD&te bios beurs
Iaubt iper6sn, aber init benz ba tpere' i'd
sIeI9 gang psnFcnirt !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
8tntfiir abnsebeube @Of entrinter.

WInt iIr a Pn 9ebenbe 8olentrtuter
(aus'n 8eisbeetsreseIn Oes aIOen asibi'serI9.
Bennlte PROFIT Der 8oie SAT-,
g9appne oi9 nit SoeIeentrdft
9enn be ipeeBt MID, ipdre BET DeageH
Sa UNI 2tmen ber;u iaeeu?
O'run,, bepor be rehbe 0ano
9tpd um'S Sten9eI9las it'd tr1n6,
Sesss aus 8orli9t bsine Iinte
III De StutpenobierentIinte.
Gbtpin 8prmann.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
RafernenbofbIatben.

nnteroffisier (Su einem &sfrus
ten nit auffaasnb bider Jaie): yRerl,
bIaisn Sic bic 9iais ui9t 10 auf ODer
ipoIen Sic sttpa iunss 2artoHeIn i4nas
pfen Z"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
2eidt abaeboIfen.

Gommer3ienrdtbin: ,gSaS Die 2ente
nur INNER ilber bic fIetnen Semmeln
raiionniren man fam ia apei ellsn !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
8esrsifIid.

SremSer: ,ggiHsn Sic mo- bic pies
iise Spartaiie iitg" ].
Diarniit dsufsenn): nNein Saf
ipeiB SD - nihi!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
8sitaemaBes Snietat.

Gin mternsbmsnber 8erIeser fu5t Elm
2anb, tpeI6es nod ni4t gu einem prabt.
ipsrt perarbeitet tporosn 1T. Oferts sub
x. Y, Stuttgart.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
6essnieitise neberraiduns.

Batter: ,Sdau' 8i6arb, bic Nense
i60ner SpieIla9en, bic i4 Dir mitSes
bra9t babe !" = Ri6arb; v9tein bas
bait i'd nimmer sesIaubt baB i4 ein 10
lieber braper 8ub' bin !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
GBsaterberi4t

ySerr S6auIpiel Direftor SreIsler
bate Die unsebeure SeIbItSefdHigfeit
itatt be5 erfrantten SeIcenipieiers Die
Stole bes 9rafeu Gsnont pIbslt6 su
ilbernebmen. ........"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10

Gin m m6gIi4er Sail
Dtan fam Elm redt gutter 9lr3t Iein unb
bod feline Srau idle4t bebanoeIn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
@efabLpoII.

o.: Der DR.. WlalIsr ba eisier miisras
Bic Msnid iitnp6 niAt perbeiratbet 7
g.: Sem y.
M.: (,nif Idrms) Mn. tpis stldIi&
prtiis id bic Grau,&oie sr ui&t bssenaasls
tatl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Gin aaIffsriserim auss

gSenn ginem &aIf in's Guse iprist, 10
1T bas cine 1lnannebmIidteit, bic iebr,
Iei9t paiiiren fann unb ipirfIi6 i6n,erst.
Sm Dtomente peiB man ii4 Dor beiBens
beni S9mers feinen &atb, man ipirb
idleunisft frii9es Waller iu1en. um bic
ShmerSen eurd 4uStpalben oeS betreis
fsncen 2Iuse8 ;r linbern. gSis sisenz
tbi,nIid 1T eS nun, bab 9erabe bic BATE
banbtpertsr ein anoeres WtitteI fur eieIen
Sail nidt fennen, ais bas ,3uderipals
ier". Dies lit Elm probates WtitteI, feline
2lnpenoung bat ii6 aaentbaIben betpabrt.
Ginienber bat J. 9. aui isinen Bauauss
fiibrungen itetS elm Stiidden 3udsr in
Der Iai9e, paiitrt es ibm, 9alf ober
Dt0rteI uitp. ms gluse seIpribt su bea
fcmmen 10 brau4t er nur nit Der bob.
zen Sanb, in bic man ben 3ufer Ieat,
friibes g8aner auf bas aluse gu idDpfen.
unb in tpenisen Secunoen III Der S4mers
seIinbsrt. Sufer sebt namIi1 NIT benz
aalf cine 8erbineuns Elm, tpelhe iebe
dssnSe @irtans une S@abIi8teit fir bas
@use aufbebt. B.
IIts RIapieritade. SIM Ser.
lag bon Sugo Noble in Samburs erSheis
nsn isst: oalIte SIaSieritlde, bsarbeitet
unS berau5seseben bon Bernbars 3iebn.
SOr unS Iieeen bic Drei erlten 5efts Bra.
lubium unO Suse bon Sob. gbriltian
Bad (1735-l782); BurIeSfa BON Sob.
2nofpig GrebS (17l3-1780); YreIfo
bon &. $. @raun (l70l -l759). Sa@
den 6lterer WeiIter iperben beutsutuge
ippbl nnr oesbaIb 10 ielten geIpieIt, tpsiI
feline iofort reritdnbliden ilnb ipieIbaren
alussaben pOrbanoen lino. Die nieIen
un6 rielerlei I. 3. gebrduhIiHen Mbfar,
3unSen namentlih erihiperen Die 2eebars
feit. Niht ipenige bieier ,,Spietmanie,
ren" iino suipeilea ieibls fur ben aenner
taum su entsiffern. alud ipirfen mnute
ionit gang aneensbme Sdbe sresen ibrer
aam Ibeil nur ffij3snbaften sSprH, nne
piele ihon tpe8en uneeniigenber Bors
tragsbeaeIhnna0eu ipsnig anfinnnternb.
Ser 9erau6geber bat ii ben bon lint
ausgetpdblten Gtiiden alIe Mbfnrsunoets
ausBeidrieben, aQes nur alnge6eutsst
psrDollltdnbiet unb ipoblbur1 1ca9te AHs
gaben in Deaiebun8 aMf Nortrag nnb
6inserias bei8efiet. 6erner bat sr be-
iOnoere, nit rieItn BsilpieltH perisbsne
| GrlduterurSen lbex bic Mrt Der ~ ben
betseiienoen Msrisn entb0lfsnsn sBerjits
r,sneen@ 0eosben, Scipie aud usan&ers<t
Degriffspertpirrung beri@tigt. Gsllts
GrfIGrunoen iiber ben Ylcrh<ftt, iiker tlsle
4 8tbbsre Mu3abl Iriiler unb absr PIE rsxs
,i&isoensn &rteu ~ .psauenb<n 8elt4Le
i Y3Eaes iperben mp6f BisIes gllr Ul9s
Ilsmnlsaen Gaa>etsts ntseeus
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-10
Die ,Itllide 8Idtter. /"

lDte v8thlide 8ldtter, |"
PAS seaatasssta bss sinrimuass gOssSIass, anS Ser
hntsrsaIiunsssssttii sspismet uus ,ener S bap..
talt4 bar& BITE Essfaiafsit bes bar;a serBisn.6tsu
ErsdpLangeH aus.
Btsls&s eiaistr ans Boaenblatt an cine aSrsde 60
pes Satr.
preis ss.oc per Sapr pOrtOfret. Dad europa $3.50
PER Sabr, pcrtoirsi.
ssnsslns gmHsrn: Stint Gents, ircfrr bas gIatt ben
sfast@sn HbonHeu.sa bur& bic Graacr ina Saus a.li,.
dsrt ipirb.
1e'sisnbaHssn fBnren per y@pnes prbers pssr resi.
Hrf'sn Srsei aaf umisr sHiO semast ipsrSsn.
DIE CINCINNATI vuigselA!! CuNsAsNlE
BOX IAl4,
Cincinnati. Shic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

CoUPEynLE, THE GREAT CITY OF THE
FUTURE.-A correspondent of the Mail
living at Coupeville, on WILDLY Island,
with one blow wipes ont all the real and
imaginary chances for greatness pos
sessed by Bellingham Bay, FidalgO,
Mukilteo. Seattle, Tacoma or Olympia.
he thus extinguishes Us: ut appears,
from the report of late meeting of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, that the
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad, AZ a
lever on the North Pacific, has proved
ineffective. If they find such a lively
rival in Tacoma, what will it DO when
they find Wards Pass road is built and
the Sound tapped seventy miles nearer
the ocean, and at the natural outlet for
the timber, mineral and agricultural
country from the Snohomish north, all
of which now pay her tribute? We wish
her no harm; she has resources that by
nature are hers; and, If she controls
them will always be u business place.
Tacoma has hers; 30 has Olmypia; but
the SnOhomish, Stillaguamlsh and
Skagit rivers, together with their deltas
and WILDLY Island, can support city
Of their own, and must have an outlet
to the ocean without going seventy miles
and back for it. The Northern Pacific
will tolerate no rival TO their terminal
seaport. A terminus at Whatcom or
any point north Of Swinomish Flats
would lind a lively rival in Seattle for
the trade of this growing country, ow-
ing to the difficulties of transportation
through the Slough and Deception
Pass. by canaling through this Island
all this trade is secured together with
one Of the best harbors on the Sound, 20
miles nearer than Seattle and 50 miles
nearer than Tacoma, and, except Port
Townsend, the nearest practical harbor
on the Pacific.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

HoPs IN THE CoURr.-Among the re-
suits arising from the recent apprecia-
ton in the price Of hops are law
suits. In San Francisco j. T. Cochran
sues Isaac Il. Jewell and j. Elliott Jew.
ell for $32A damages. The plaintiff
alleges that tho defendants entered ir 70
an agreement with hun on the 2lth of
November last to sell aud deliver to him
on the lst of December 50 bales of hops
OF loO pounds each at 50 cents a pound
and failed to do 80. The price of hops
has since risen to 81 a pound, and Coch-
ran sues for the difference of ~ cents a
pound on 5000 pounds. For the same
cause the Anheuser- Bosch Brewing As
ISOLATION Of st. Louis sues Philip Neis
d Co. of the same city for $l3,0C0 dam-
ages. Several suits were threatened
hereabout, but We cannot learn that they
will amount to anything. Those threat
ened here originated in this way. Grow
ers sold their crops at -. 30, OK 40 cents
per pound before the great raise, re-
celving upon the sales forfeits Of 300,
$2OO or $500. When 81 cents aud 81
pound were reached they refused to
let go their hops at the lower rates, and
were quite willing to return the forfeit
money and bet the old bargain drop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

A TERMINUS IN PoRrLASp.-Agents
for the Oregon Short Line are negotiat-
ing for large tract of land below AL.
bina for terminal purposes. Jay Gould
has given orders to push the road to
deep water as fast as money and mus
Gle will do it. They will cut through
Burnt River Pass on grade Just above
the y. X. and N. line. This grade
through the pass will necessitate the
blasting through solid rock the entire
length of the pass, and will cost MANY
thousands of dollars more than the or.
er grade OF the y. Il. and N, but Gould
and his associates are striving to reach
this port with all dispatch. and care liz
tie for the cost. They also have sur
veyors at work between here and the
mountains locating their lines. Il
would seem from this that Portland ia
to have another through line before the
close of 1SSS.-Ssaadara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

Boar SoR THE SkAorr.-Capt. William
Asrwin, late Of the steamer Josephine,
will sson commence the construction of
large and powerful steamer designed
Tor the Skagit river trade. The boa,
VIII probably be built in Lakes yard,
and the captain started for Portland
III: morning 10 order the machinery,
which will Be built at the Willamette
Iron Works.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

Yesterday being fine day. thronss of
people took advantage and visited the
dollar sale. One man, Mr.. Mclbye,
obtained one gold watch, one cylinder
open-face nickel watch. and a half bar
rel OF sugar for 81 each. Everybody
goes away more that satisfied. e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

Px1soHAL.-SAm Mott, who brought
the AnldooA Picnic Party to the Sound
last Summer, 10 here As acting manager
Of the Humpty Dumpties. He il ac-
companisd BY his wife. who ia visiting
snis upper country for the first time,
NJ. and Mrs. Mott make their home in
Sacramento. California. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER
"A as housekeeper 10 wanted by middle
aged lady. or work a. q nurse and mid
wife. Apply to Mrs. NJ. ROCHANAN. in
Belltown. or at Bakers grocer store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15
WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL CAP
"A ital wishes to join IN an established
business in Seattle. Has had ten years
business experience. and is not afraid of
hard work. Address X. Y. T., Office Of
this paper. dl3-1w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

Yesler says that Piper's milk bread
keeps him in good health. Piper says
tast Yesler Is the most casdsed man in
town. dlktf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15
SHIFTING INrEllIcEyCx

PoHT MADISON. Dec. A.-Sailcd, the
Tidal Wave, for San Francisco.
PoRr GAxBLE, Dec. It.-Sailed. the
Ruby Cousins. for San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

SociAslz.-Ths Congregational peo-
pie will hold . sociable in the basemen.
Of their church this evening to which
everyone = invited. and an enjoyable
oms may b expected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15
Rooms to Let.

TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO
l. let. one front.
Apply to c. w. SMITH. in double house
on Front st. cor Stewart. dist
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

For tho latest style Of hats and finest
assortment OF Gents furnishing coods
az low prices. call al the Puget Sound
Hat Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-15

Gent furnishing goods . speciality At
Ayers's Hat store.
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Tho STUDERAKER i shs standard
vaeon Of The world For sals. b MAID
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A LADY TO CANVAS FOR FANCY
"A work.
Apply this afternoon at Room A, The
Arlington. di5-2t
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ladies. f.s your fancy goods for r.
aoiidays 40 70 ClAytn1 Bsua :
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A BUSINESS MAN WANTS A STU
"A ton as Bookkeeper. Clerk. T,mekeep-
er or Foreman. Ia q fir-t class double en-
try bookkeeper. Best of references.
Address M. B. this office. die st
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Nun AND CAxDY.-rhs largest asport
.eos and nnest goods in the city. Sps
eaal rAfee 70 doalets and societies.
ouIU G. r. 6roxH q Co,
Cash Csooefu.
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GRINwALD-In Seattle. December 18th,
to the wife of E. b. Grlnwald, a son.
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HUxPTr DrxPrx's PfcsIc.-A large
audience was present at Yesler's Hall
last night to witness the performance
OF Andrews and S.ockvelps Picnic Par
ty. The psrforms nee from beginning
to end was a SUCCESS, opening with a
sparkling pant0mims,ful " fun, trans
formations and tricks, which were sand
wiched in through the entire perform
ance. BY way Of divertiss ment, mum
Der of specialties were introduced dur
ing the evening. among which were VIII
n. Bray, the eccentric Dutch Comedian,
in comic songs and witty sayings; L.
Cox Adler, a very fine gynnast, one OF
the best that ever visited Seattle, and
his fea.s on the bar were
really first class and warmly
applauded. He was accompanied by Z.
$. Monroe, a graceful harlequin, who ia
not bad man at the bar, by any means
we of course mean the horizontal bar.
Nine trained dogs were also introduced,
and were an entire circus in themselves.
They are remarkably we'll trained, and
performed many difficult tricks. One OF
these dogs was shown the time by MIR.
Yesler's watch, at twenty-seyen min
utes past nine, and, by means of cards
scattered about the stage. he demon
strated 70 the audience that he not only
could tell the time by looking at awatch,
but could pick out the numbers so as to
let the entire audience know the hour
and minute. This is undoubtedly the
best troupe of trained dogs that ever
performed on the Sound. Clara and
Charles Morris did some graceful
roller skating. which was enjoyed. The
Morosco Brothers, calisthenic and anti
podean artists, did some fine work, the
most difficult and startlingof which was
the turning by the younger-Master
Harry-of two complete somersaults
from his brothers feet, going several
feet in the air and alighting again at
the starting point. This feat brought
down the house. The performance con-
cluded with beautiful transformation
scene. Taken as whole, the perform
ance is very enjoyable one, and well
worthy the patronage OF tho public.
This evening the company will appear
again at the same place, and undoubt-
eddy will be received by a crowded
house,
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The following are the tranfers d
real estate, as recorded at tbs Auditor

The following are the transfers Of
real estate, as recorded at ths Auditors
oaice. since our last report
Charles FL. Treat 70 L. X. Sohns, lots
8 and 10, block 80, ID. L. Dennys ihiro
Addition, $500.
L. K. Sohns TO Charles McDermoth,
lots and 10, block 80, D. I. DennJs
Addition, Sll00. =.
Charles McDermoth 70 Arthur n.
Scott, lots 8 and 10, block 50, d. I. Den
ny's Third Addition, $500.
j. Z. Olsen 70 D. u Hughes, "a acres
OF land In section 10, township "a, range
8 east, Sl5O. .
Peter Dean 70 n. 8. Cannon, lots 8
and 9. block 4, Deans Addition, $50.
Walter France TO II. u. Giddtn9s
lots 3, 4 and in block 8, Franee's Ad-
dition, SEQ.
Thomas Mcdonald to Robert Hirey,
lots /, 2, Q, 4 and s, block Z. Pleasant
Ridge, $40.
4. II. Smithers, trustee, to L. Lar
some, lot 10, block 19-Renton, $lOo.
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WANTED.

DY A PERMANENT TENANT,
ID three rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished, or . house with four rooms or
more. Address 9. F. H.. p. o. Box No. 81
stating location and terms dl0-lw