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Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
DoINGs OF THE BOARD.
DR.. F. p. Beilinger is Chosen County
Physician for the Coming Year
The Union Avenue Bridge.

Yesterday the county board Of su.
pervisors continued its session, and
spent most of the day in the monoto.
nous work of examining and allowing
bills and accounts, in which there was
very little to interest the public. The
board succeeded in finishing its bust
ness, and adjourned until the next
regular meeting. The session of four
DAYS is an unusually short one.
The most important act of the board
yesterday was the selection of a county
physician for the ensuing year. There
we're six or seven bids, in the average
being $50 a month The successful
one was DR.. ID. p. Bellinger, whose
bid was $40 q month, exclusive Of any
small pox cases, for which extra
charges are to be made.
The matter of the bridge across the
creek Mt Union venue was talked over
somewhat. The supervisors seem
firm in their original proposition and
not inclined to change. I~hispropossl
was to give the city $500 for that
purpose, provided the city bear the
balance of the expense of building a
bridge 100 feet wide, in accordance
with the plans and specifications on
file. Some Of the city fathers have
thought that a narrower bridge would
answer the purpose, and that it could
be built inside of the $4,000 appro-
priated by the county, so that the
city would not have to pay the $500 to
1000 necessary in addition to what
the county pays. The board thus
sticking to their original plan, it re-
mains now, as it has for some time
past, for the council to either pay the
balance or go without the bridge. The
council ought to take some positive
action either one way or the other,
and not let the matter hang along for
eighteen more months.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08

fame Of a city. Let there Ic q showing OF
life and hospitality, of good cheer and
cordiality of enterprise and stir. The
citizens should with cheerfulness and
alacrity take hold Of all necessary preli.
minary arrangements, so that Council
Bluffs may take rank as having the best
and happiest reunion of the season, and in
fact, on record. in this section Of the
country.
Week after next is TO be devoted 60
fair purposes. Frem every indication it is
now apparent that Council Bluffs is TO
have the greatest sort Of o success. The
premiums are 80 numerous and so liberal
that there will be a large and uaried exhi-
bition of the products Of all departments
of industry. The purses, too, are fat ones
and the races will be exciting ones. From
all points of the compass are being re-
ceived letter, showing that the country is
~ wide awake as the city, and is bound to
make the fair and meeting a big one.
The Nonpareil has shrieked itself
hoarse shouting about Mr.. Pusey's 'barl."
II there is anything in this world that will
excite 'the colonel it is a "barl," wheth-
or IL contains solids or liquids. 1t has not
become apparent yet howfreely Mr.. Pusey
will scatter the contents of his "bai1,"
but IL Is probable that wh,tever money he
may spend will be his own, and will not
be money paid for carrying the title Of
railway commissioner and rendering no
services except to the railways. 1t will
not be for q railway ''barl," nor will it be
tor the estate Of some widow woman. The
Nonpareil evidently objects to a man using
his own money in his own campaign, but
heartily endorsing the giving of a bond
and promising postoftices in order to buy n
nomination. 1t bowls about a ''barI"
which contains o mans own money, but
heartily indorses o "barl' which contains
other folks money, railway money, army
pay drawn twice, warrants for arrest for
diserderly conduct, widows notes, judg.
ments in favor of Uncle Sam, corruption
bonds, postofices, brass collars, etc, etc.
If the ''bar'ls' rave got to be used in the
campaign, The Nonpareil had not better
write any comparisons.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08

necticut regiment, we're quartered on
his plantation. He passed his sum-
mers in the north from 1867 to the
year OF his death, 1873. He bought
property in New London and Nor.
wioh, which tn heirs still hold. He
left a will by which $500, GOO was di-
vided equally among the daughters,
while the bulk of the property, sew.
eral million dollars, was divided among
distant relatives. The great mansion,
that he built in Groton remains in
treeless and isolated grandeur among
the bleak paature lands, end every
tourist that journeys up the Thames
valley inquiries: ''Who ia the owner of
that splendid placer 1t is many years
since \ daughter of tho creole slave Of
the Georgian Islands has revisited the
mansion.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
AT the Stock Yards.

~ VIC oNSSh ihlhSs
The receipts at the Union stock
yards yesterday we're:
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
MESHES OF THE LAW.
Those Around Whom the Net Has
Been Thrown-A Rumored
Murder.

Yesterday afternoon there was an
apparently truthful report that a muir
der had been committed at the no
torious house known as the "rhree
Nincs," it being No. 500, Broadway.
According to the report the II who
did the supposed bloody act, was a
barber known as "Big John" who
works in a shop near the Bryant
house. IL was learned by the police
that the barber had hurriedly came
into the shop, taken some money, aud
started for the Northwestern depot to
take the train. Marshal Jackson
jumped into his buggy with Officer
Brooks, and fairly ran his nag to the
depot, while Officer Sterling dashed
thither ia another buggy, and other
officers also rallied to the
front. Tho train was just
starting out, but vas stopped, and the
ofiicerG jumping aboard secured their
man. He turned as white as though
he would faint when informed of the
charge against him, but speedily ex
| planned that he had been on q little
hurrah during the day with o friend,
who was visiting him here, and feeling
their oats pretty well, he had foolishly
told one or two, as q stiff, hat he had
killed a man. That was all there was
to it. In the meantime inquiry was
made at No. 800, and it was there
learned that the murder most foul
was committed at Nicholson's saloon,
but nothing vas known of the affair
there. johns explanation being the
only plausible one as to how the ru
NOR was started, it was accepted, and
ne was allowed to 90. 1t seems that
in police as well as iii fire circles there
is occasionally IA false alarm, but this
one created an unusual amount of ex.
element, considering the vacuum M
its foundation.
The man Hagan, arrested for insult
ing Il colored woman named Mrs
johnson, was before Judge Asles
worth yesterday. The judge decided
the fine to be 800, but considering
the prisoners taste no would throw
of $50 and make it even $50. I'll,
couldn't pay even this, however, ant
was put behind the bars.
There have been lively times in III,
vicinity of the new school building il
Hull's addition, and as a result l.
Verley appeared before Justic
Frainey yesterday and made a hundlu
OF complaints, charging Mrs. Wake
with assault aud Charles Walker, VIM
Walker and VIM. Mack with riot. l
seems to have been a neighborl,
trouble in which it is said Veriey'
children were whipped, brick5at
were thrown, clothes lines ca; aR'
oilenses and ~rotalia.ious OF yariou
kinds committed.
Old Billy Piorson says that som.
young fellows bother him so that llf
Is no longer erdurAblo, They thro,
stones at his house, and otherwise ex
cite his ire. H. 10 preparing to prose
cute some of the offenders befor
Justice Frainey.
Yesterday u man succeeded in get
ting a Sl2 90 draft oAshed at one o
the banks, on the representation tina
he had money in al Omaha bank I
meet 1t, which proved TO be mistake
The police We're called upon, but tn
affair MAS settled IN some amer an
hushed up.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
FOR SALE.

Ny residence, No. 715 Fourth street
Bancroft l.. +. MURPHY.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
Eriphtful Misery.

Mr.. VIM. Pomeroy, BANGOR, Me-, writes
81 lave for q long time suffered from con.
tinual constipation, making my life'a mis-.
cry, and causing headache and frightful
cramps. Mr.. Thomason (who has been
lately visiting in Butfalo), induced me to
try the SPRING Blossom. 1t has perfect
" cured me-" Price 80 cents; trial bottles
10 cnntR.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08

in health from any cause, especially
from the use Of any of the thousand
uostrums that promise so largely, with
long fictitious testimonials, have no
fear. Resort to Hop Bitters at once,
and in a short time you will have tho
most robust and blooming health.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08

How often persons have been annoyed by
burrs clinging to their dress or clothing,
aud how seldom have they, when cleaning
them, given it a thought that Burdock
Root is the most valuable blood cleanser
and purifier known, and is sold by every
druggist under the name OF. Burdock Blood
Bitters. Price, Sl.OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08

IN bIlIpIhtHIb WeTe'
Swan 4 Bro, Is cars over the c.,
B. d q.
Swan & Adams, IA cars over the c.,
b IL 2.
Hunter, Evans & Co., 20 cars over
the st. Louis x Wabash.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
Attention Br1cklayers.

All members Of the Council Blufe
bricklayers' union are hereby request
ed to meet in their hall on Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock sharp. Business
of Importance.
BY order of the president.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
A Marvellous euro,

For all bodily ailments, arising from i'm
purity of blood, a torpid liver, i~rregularity
of the bowels, indigestion, constipation, or
disordered kidneys, is warranted in a free
use of BuRDoCK BLOOD BITTERs. Price
q m
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08

nK. W. l.. pATTON-Physician and oculist.
IL Can cure any case OF sore eyea. 1t is only
q matter Of time, and can cure generally IN
from three &c fivo weeks II makes no differ.
ence how long diseased. Will %straighten cross
eyes, operate and remove PtyrogInme, ETC., and
insert artificial eyes Special attention to re.
moveing tadeH orms ap5-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-08
$4,000 FOR SPEED.

The best Mile Track in .he United States. So
ssy such noted hOrsemcH as Budd Dob.e, Dan.
Mace and others,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26

I Mason's fruit jars and rubbers for
sale by Z c Williamson at the lowest
plice that they can DO sold for so us to
encourage the canning Of fruits by our
own people. The price is 81 50 FOL
quarts aud 81 as for half gallons.
Rubbers % cents per dozen.
Many persons are bitterly opposed
to ''patent medicines" and will rarely
use them ut all. There IL no doubt
that many of them are worthless, yet
n remedy that has stood the test for
years like DIR. Sherman's Pricklcy Ash
Bitters, and its sale and popularity in
crcasing every day, must have merit
crit would have disappeared long
since,
IL is wonderful that subtle MAS
matte poison should produce that Pc
culiar condition of the system which
when alternate chills and burning
heat iieeze aud scorch the body ut
regular intervals, and II is no less
wonderful that medical skill has been
able to reach and expel this poison
from the system, a. Ayers Agne Cure
always does.
There are three young gentlemen
Of Front Street business circles
whose devoted heads arc covered by
trcm twenty-five to torty-6vo thous-
Tue bulk OF those amounts is csrriod
by friends on speculation, the prin'
cipal agreeing to marry within aiI
months, will receive from ten to
twenty per cent, that is, il the whole
thing does no; turn out swindle. III
which c.so tho principals will DO the
only gamers au they will have o,
Last $. cured three devoted wives
and h,lpmates from Hsz.ehurst's in.
comparable supply OF that commodity
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
Brown. Iron B.llers ut WilliausOns

Browns Iron Bitlers NJ Wiiiamsohs
Choice New Canvassed Hams, and
none other mt Archie Ainsworths I'D
Genuine French Apple Cider Vine
Gar mt Archie Ainsworths. Go get It;
Quit using cheap vinegar made OF acid
that will destroy your teeth aud stom'
ach. ~
On examination Of stock and prices
at Williamson's Cheap Drug Store.
and If YOU are not convinced Of the
purity, selection and low prices Of his
goods he will make you present OF
chrome. ~
The Wizards have gone but VIII
hanson keeps the oil. II
have just received large assert
mcnt Hair, Clothing, Shaving, Nail
Infant, and Tooth Brushes which l
will sell very cheap. Como and see
me. w COOK.
Candies and cakes of all kinds at
Archie Ainsworth's. III
The German Liquid Liver Medicine
has gained wide reputation rs ca
thartic, Tonic and Diuretic. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale by E. Z.
Williamson, ut Scots per bottle.
Choice cigars and tobaccos at Archie
Ainswprt,'s 81 - - -
Wizard Oil! Wizz,rd DIN II
It's no uso talking about what 9th.
er people say, hut say 1t yourself.
Try smoking Williamson's Midnight
and Sound-sense Segars. 10
Oranges, lemons, dried figs, raisins,
bananas, dates, currants and prunes
Mt Archie Asworth's. 10
Eating and Planting Potatoes o
every variety at Archie Ainsworth 81
In order to fully meet the demands
Of the CASH TRADE, Capt. Birdsong has
just put in the most complete stock of
goods to be found in Hazlchurst. Go
and see them. 1t
The new and complete stock of no
tions, shoes, clothing, etc, just rcceiv-
ed ut capt. Birisong's, has been pur-
chased especially for the cash Trade
Bear this in mind. Moncy made is
money saved. 1t
Photographs.-Fair Warning: Green
law with his photograph tent, will
visit Terry, Kinds county, the LIST day
of M,y, then to clinton. Will be alb
sent from uazlehurst two months. Any
one wishing pictures of themselves or
little ones will take due notice thereof
and govern themselves accordingly. III
Refined Cotton Seed Oil for cooking
better and cheaper than lard, for sale
ut Archie Ainsworths. Try it once
and you will quit lard, 10
For SALE-My residence, z l-itll
acres land, good orchard, etc. Terms
easy. nc Conn.
DIR Godoold is now stopping Mt the
Roberts, House, and is prepared to do
work in the most approved style.
Those wishing anything in his line will
do well to call on him Mt once, Teeth
extracted without pain.
IL Fatherree will sell fruit boxes of
very description ut bottom figures, and
will ship Vegetables and fruits to most
reliable houses in Chicago and New
Orleans. Will always have the money
ON hand to cash the account sales. IL
When his old friends call, Mr. Frank
Rembert is happy. Call on him; he
is with Archie Ainsworth. I'D
Archie Ainsworth has full stock
of choice, staple and fancy groceries
and provisions, confectionarios fruits.
nuts, Tobacco and cigars. 10
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
"Watci,nlan. villa. Of the
Nish,?"

Woull it not DO we'll for The bus
mess men OF this town 10 meet and
devise some means for the employ
mout Of . night police for protection
Of property etc. We expect to write
at length upon this subject in our
neSt issue.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26

j WHEELER, Tax Collector.
Hsz,ehurss. May 90. 1SS2,-l6
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
cHANCERY NOTICE.

The State OF MlsslssIppl.-IU IA r
Rhymes.
You are summoned TO appear before
the Chancery Court of Copiah County
in said State, on the first Monday OF
July 1882, to defend the suit In said
Court of Virginia A Purscr and A ]
Purser, wherein you are defendant.
J. N. NORMAN. Clerk.
This.May %, 1882.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
nogErTy u0UsE.

Hazlehurst, Miss.
Block and q half West of Depot.
"Terms moderate" Mrs. Jane A.
'vardaman, Proprietress, 10
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
Town Dclinqents.

70 the Honorable Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen, Of the town OF
Haz!ehurst.
/ hereby submit to you tho follow
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
crystal Sprlngs Items.

Ny StNA SpAauSS AsS'
Mrs. Ca,chings, sister OF our iel-
low citizen, DR.. g. A. Smith, lies Sc
riously i'll at the residence OF he-
brother.
Mr.. Joe Flowers, hailing from
Lake Charles, is in town this week,
reviewing his ancient camping
ground. 10 leaves on Monday next
iur his homo in Louisiana.
Rev. Mr.. Piper. OF Baton Rouge is
preaching at the Bip.is. church, as.
sisting The pastor. Rsv. Mr. Miller
in protrac,ed meeting.
Mcssrs A. 7. Wolfe and A. Lotter-
hos, have returned from short trip
TO Browns Wells much improved il
health.
Mr. Chas. Fry, our town ieweler
and a highly respected citizen. leaves
for Fort Worth, Tex. next week. His
loss will bo much regretted by the
circle Of his numerous friends here.
NJ. C. Williams, with his family,
has left for Canton, which he will
adopt as his future rcsidsacs. He
carries away with him tho best wish
es OF his many friends in Crysta
Springs.
The cards gro ont for a Grand
Complimentary Calico Ball on tho
eth. Of June. From present iudica-
tons it will be decidedly the affair
OF tho season.
Peaches this year are o! finer
quality than for several years past.
Mr. marriages on tho tapis than
were ever heard Of before, and mar
ried men with capital are heavily l.
surfing those who propose becoming
bonedic;s.
The first box OF peaches, shippsd
by Mr. t. r. Fleming. brought Elk
dollars aud seventy-ive cents in
New Orleans.
Nine boxes of peaches shipped by
one grower. M Fleming. on Tues
,lsy las,,.
A very largo acreage Of Tomatoes
has been planted, aud il the same
prices as lust year arc obtained this
season, tho en,erprising shippers will
net considerable profit Trophy
Achme and Paragon are tho varie-
tea mostly cultivated.
The festival on Friday last, under
the auspices Of the juvenile Diamond
Society,"" was decided success f.
nancially as in the pleasure it efford-
cd. Wo understand that the young
ladies had more orders for ice cream
than they were able to GIL.
The "0ld North State" at William
sons, 10
Fresh cabbage every day at Archie
Ainsworth's. 10
Very fiuc selection of candles made
and for sale.by L @ Williamson. 10
Fresh tooth powder Of the best quail
ity for sale by DR. c. c. Marshall. I
Cash or groceries paid for butter
and eggs at Archie Ainsworth's. 10
DIR Godbold is now with his friends
in this city, and those wishing dental
work would do we'll to call on him nj
once. Office at Roberts House.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-05-26
Plymouth Rock Chiskcms.

For Sale.-40 pairs of Plymouth
Rock chickens Matched in February
aud march. These chicks are from
fowls guaranteed to me to be of pure
stock, from choice keeper, Todd and
Corbin strains; terms, single fowl.
81 so; 81 50 u pair; Sl2 % n dozen.
Orders filled in rotation, lido not sell
the eggs.
Mrs. Annie C. Peyton.
Hazlehurst, May Is. 1882.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-29

The Canadian Pacific Company aims
10 become the iaost gigantic business
monopoly In the world, and NOTHING
oan ct present be sssn to prevent the
eoammmstion OF their aims. They
with not only . road from Winnipeg 70
Burrsrd Inlet, but from Montreal and
beyond. and further than that shey
- = ON lines of the most immsnss
soss1Ashtus aaoat, ecnusotina their road
With Asia On the ons side, Europe ON
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-29

The Central Pacific railroad company
owss ~ Government Ct the UniIsd
States ga III, BIS; the Union Pacins
company, e6S,62O, $40; the Sioux City
and P,saiAe, eS.Ol3,:67; the Central
branch Of the Union Poetic, eS,l0l. S08
A&sina al this debt, exceeding onl
Hundred and tvsnty-ons million dol,
lara tan onset Of about twenty ool
millions, In The shape Of paymsnts In
aSnsy By The companies and traaspor.
taion ssrvioes. These reduce the 10.
eual dshe Of w. eempAniss 70 the Gov.
eminent 10 about ono hundred million
dollars. which will b payable In the
yeaxs 1885 and 1859.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-29
Many POST -IHfELLIGsECn


A recent issue Of tie Portland, Maine
Pysss gives on account Of tho revived
astivity in the ship-yards Of Bath. II
1,psass thSrs sse new II vssssls build
inc. Of which Ave ass 1000 tons and up
~ssa In addiAtoa - thsss. = vssssld
have hssn lsunshed sines JanaafJ N
lee3, having an aeRreeats tonnage O
N6ss tons. Ths total tonnaes ses sn'
-yeaf - will b aboat l2OoQ eons. Ass1
-. a1Baeons vSrs bailt q Ban, and
Ia 1874 "a. 100. TIE lazese spnnAse Gas
h.ilt in 1sss-sbout 5000 tons From
- d.te uutil 1850 ths building I'll Oh
RAPIDLY. being only lssAOe tons in ls6P.
Inds,d, al IT, ststisties show th.s
wooden ship buildins began 70 decline
Ave q II years prios to ths car, and
seven Of eight years prior 70 the adop-
lion a psosssfivs tsrz6. Ii Grssasa
deoline n Hath VS. during ths frs
tsaAs years 5uss bsfors the was OF LIS .
Thesolal aounaes bailt q Bath from
1850 % 1881, both inslusive. was l64,2H
tons. No lsbor Il bsts~r paid than thss
emuaoyed at 18th In ship buiidin9. ~
ery vssk this season $4,000 has bsen
paid in wages By tbs Bath baildssa A
builder employing about LEO msn NY
that his weekly payments were geo
for waees-an average Of tl6.66 per
vesk 10 each man. The ship nsohan-
los live in good style, in scores OF tn
stances houses that msy be called ole
CANT, and horpss and carriages that
would b the snvy Of those Who delight
In stylish tusnoats. They arc vsll-to do,
substantial and intelligent citizsns.
Maine ssili furnishes much Of the hard
vood and hack mataok used In shii
building, bot BY fas tho larger part Of
tbs timber used in the construction Of
Baths vessels 10 brought from thu
0outh. Captain Cos, one Of the largest
ship builders Of Bath, h also President
Of the Potouae Company At Alexandria
virainis, which has in view the BALD.
ina Of iron and steel vessels.
During tho past year about $9o.0O(
vere spsut In the construction OF nev
ysessls on Puget Sound, and during IT.
past shrps years e774.ooo; tho vessels
including ship, bark. 8 barkentines
II sch0oness, sloops, and Il steamers
Thew u eood reason for believing thai
at lsast elO00 viii b put in nsw vss
ssls in our ship yards during the comins
year, and thsrs 10 NO good reason VIII
ths amount should mot b double o.
treble that sun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-29

The great rush for lots in this addi-
them sold in the last four weeks. They
are one mile east from the postoffce, on
tho shortest and most direct route -
Lake Washington. Mill street extends
thrS0Qh the addition. The lots are
small farms by themselves, being 6Oxl2S
fest in -11so.- are . tuAted ON a
hiGh pka1nn, 0yUs3ouk5nR Tie bay; and
IN the near future win undoubtedly b
Hahe in the heart Of the Queou Cfty
Of the Pacific coast. Theoe lots are
not offered f0r sale to speculatofs for
can, The plan b 20 Gfve every man.
no matter what his r0nancial circum-
aaness, chance 70 secure q lot or
: block of land, th4t a. ''time rolls
round" be will have reason 70 roiOsOe
instead Of weep over his purchaso. II
b. II q Spectator and pays cash down
for his purchase, We bind him to clear
and fence his lot or lets within q year.
n be 10 q poor man. desirnus OF secur-
ing Q homo and saving rent. We give
him . years chance for bis life, and il
be behaves himself well, makes good
nsighbor, and especiAliy If be clears
and improves his lot nicely, We give
him better ohaiaoe. We prefer selling
Iots 70 snIs ciass OF people on EASY
se IMAM % H0eiv0 Az oasn IN
nano. Uur oo1eos " 70 mcrease and
mun'py MONIES and imp eme'ts.
soas ouL oensu % r nM , 10y cn 10y a
49, Rosn ~ ~ cI avUoO IA tooa: W'OW IN
~, 4V.VU ~ toSz, ana iOO'UU N Ioso.
Isn PonoinR "cA"n. IneIe nre
nounoaas 1GSSuicee 10 sno !a.es ano
nverA TOO nius ana mountains, the
plains An valleys oeono US. ana the
oT0ao raoinc 0eI0ce Us, 70 warians TINS
nnppy ssa. .s.. ~ a9*.ls' a s tney VIII %
pnpony uliized 70 s1is end 0y our
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-29

Our CoIdeleth corset il a favorite
among the ladies'. CLAYTON Bus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-29

Baby dresses in endless variety q,
Clayton Bros.