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ions, =. :
The ts+sas sglggl, g5 i4s g. 9l Il, Z.
E1geGeld, Trsptpi! aal %iken R2il
road with Aisssrs,, Child \ Oliver, are
precisely tie same as those Of lie At
:laatic and French Bred Valley
Railroad with titsse gen'lem' n
Tbesa tsnas Tat oil the conple-
ton AUD q4t.lpssmffnt IL pssl.sf Of each section OF
FIVE mi:es.g;pe cY@traetoss are to re-
ceiye $4,000 !er mi!e il first mort
gage bon4ss.a2!i II \! he la:.i and $50 900
in capita. ;oek as bonus. They
are to begin wark ty September /,
1882, aad eqpip ana colnpieie the en-
tire line by December 2l, 1881. Tn"
length Of tie line is 100 miles, *
tending lrviea Akin to tic NORTH
C4rolin& ..4e, neae Eastatoe Gap.
The. CONTRACTORS agree to eomplete
a propoySonato share OF ;he road
every six months. and any failure
therein serttils . forfeiture OF the
contract.
The cogopsny binds i.se.F to pro
care the rigid: Of ~ay and 10 pay ali
outstanding debts up 10 lie com
mencement Of the work.
Tho y contract b-tween the Elge
field. Trenton and Aiken Railroad
ond Massrs Gala and Oliver was
stoned Al the Clark H2tel, Trenton
~ Tbnrsdsv lat CT. King, Pye,i
d,nt of tba Nor,i,fova CImb4r;ani
Gov sad Osjo Road Was ,resenl
Child aud Oliver we.e Represented BY
div 1a a1ccar;agdfitea ;gdf Attorney, MIR. L
D rarafbefTi IL of Nv York ne believe
Oe Tho Directors Of oar Road, the
toliow;ro " were present: Messrs.
cbafG5ld Tesgae and Beckman, of
Aiken Ness: Clark and Wise, Of
Trenton =; and Messrs. Jones, Hill and
Norris, 81 Edgefeld. The two Char
lesion Directors were absent. Prssi-
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PAUL 81: EALY
For the Advertiser.
The Goose Hanging High in Mer-
iHett:er.
POVERTY HILL Jan. Is. 1882


h't'lorS Eagc.ieH AdsmhS7,
DEAR SlEa, E'or fear SOM ui you,
reader MAJ f,!srt lherr, j. s1ca q
place ~ M~r,we,her. take this oc
casioa 70 refresh their memories I
litt!e. Now. Ne s.s Editors, th>re il
such lace still TO te !5und, lying
lo5s. ainng The banks oi the broad
Savannah, where the Stock Law mar
Iogrs 10 roam: and mht,e railroads
an.l eN,iusea never come III fact
We are all we'll, and doing as well as
circu :lstaac"4 will ad nit. Like q
gre,.t n ny Others, We are sometimes
d 'satsIis'l at the way o! things in
general; sa:h as Arthur being Presi
dat, Gu team not being hung before
now, lie heavy tax Oh whlss-v and
iob4cc9, GortInor II .sool' l,'e III $
sage, ard several o'i.er thingS OF hi
r.r lm .,cr::ance. i!us then .e kn9w
II - hard it is to please every boly
al tae same time, SO we try 10 make
the beet Of 1t, aud accommodate our
selves ~ circumstances. Apa | be-
!i.vs tie good people ot cur $;sier
To~u.'ii'i'across tie Aiken I;ae. dc
tue saint II lea&. one would SUPP. E
50, 1dfng'from the perfect tIuan;miiy
with which they came together on
Friday light lAs', at the hosriiablc
mansion Of W. G. Harris Esq, where
mirth and music reigned aul rene,
and where the dark and stormy hours
Of The n:ght were litera!y danced
away. =
Just imagine yourselves, Messrs.
E lltcrs, in tue brilliantly lighted par
lors at Peble Hill, crowded with Put
Iers, NJ kIes, Hammonde, md their
host o lllends. Think Of long tables
growing beneath lead Of roast pigs, ,
turkeys, chickens, cakes, pies, and |
And recall to mind
'2rne almost forgotten tale Of the
N. b"n Nights, to help yonr imaei.
'alion. Then You may be able to
olm :ome vague idea oi how they
10 things away down in old MeH-
ether Well, as M"lor Jones would
ay, 10 more irom
Your ilie.d ill death.
- IV MEDI OcE
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

MrnTICE is hereby given that or the
IL 9th day of February. a. u. lSS2, !
will make 4 final settlement on the e"
Observation-Disclosures,
in the office Of tia Judge OF Probate
Court. in and fot Edgeiield County, and
viii on the same day apply 10 the Pro-
bate Judge fora final discharge from my
office a. Executor of tho said estate, ami
also as Trustee under ;ho terms "i the
will OF John Hoilingsworth. deceased.
All persons Interested in the saln estate
will take due notice hereof, anu GOV ~
themselves accordingly.
JOHN RI. H0LhiNGSWokii'.
Ian ct g.. -j'H'c-Ht'
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G. ". MEDLOCK

Tne Augusta (Ga.) Cotton Seed
Oil Foctory is doing such an extern
sve business that the storehouse is
being greatly enlarged to accommo
date the immense quantity Of cotton
seed on hand and that is constantly
arriving.
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n. oo4, lS3-.-2t
NEAR THE RAss.aOsss.

ss:p A ACRES o." hANn.-l@i Gi.
Il p 4 which is c',l!iv"!pi. al:.i is
good cqtrou and grain land. wi;!i branch
bnttcn.g. This tract is situated three
miles from looms Gold Mine, cna quar-.
ter OF 81 mile from the Gree9wcoa ;;::ii
Augusta Railroad, and two miles ;i;:i!!
probable Ge,,ot on Rail road. Dwelling
house and twO cabins. For tcrih-. &c
appIy to &. g. Vi DONOEANT.
Real Estate Agent, - aeIio!d. (. H., :. e
oct COLT
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Fdi ,i.e Advertiser.
ill AMI >iack-Law Voice From
Kinehast Township.

MEssRs. EDITORS, Please allow me
space in your valuable paper 10 ask
,-1s1.!sn again which have already
,y6c'ls &C., but have receive" no al
,wrr. l. tn lact that the G, Q:NS
\. ]. r.. have SAa the Legislature
thirty inCnsAnd dollars 70 pass tL-[
;;ccurs Il Stock Law on rsSss,,-r1n,Fai
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Our Washington Correspondence
- 'WAs!aIxGToN. D. G.
~ -s-.. r l. 1900

Since the reas:anbl:ng Of Congress,
little or no work at all has been done
by the Lower, House, owing, it is said
to the present villa'nous organization
of the Committees They were ap-
pointed by the new part IN ST eaker,
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A Bargain. 4 Bargain

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAID.
N containing One fl,lnt!rc,. ana Ei-:!,-
ty-seven and {. half Acres, is:nTc or Less,
living iue. beyond the incorporate limits
oi Observation-Disclosures, asn'ut two acT.S ct
it extending within said limit. Upon
the LAM, il q good Dwelling lfi!iise Of Ewo
stories and $ rooms, with iica-p:eces to
each room, besides . stnre-ru"'Ai att'ctled
and y servants house nlbe yart. Also
| n good Tin House, 4 two story E;lrn. tnc
| stable room Tor any use. '!ne n'ac' has
| three tenant houses, conveniently az
ranged, upon it; AMI it i well watcred,
having several fine springs, @nd suili-
c!eut!y ,imbered. Terms rcn;mlahi+.
Apply to " address,
4. c. NJ. DUNUEANr.
r't Real Estate .ge;i!.
Msr,.h z. ats--n- "a ~ 8: l3
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state Of South Carolina {

EUGEFTELD COUNT }.
NoTIGE EoF APPLICATION FOR
HOMESTEAD and EXEMPTION.
~NIDTICEis.hereby given that Francis
/: Mp. Johnson has applied to me by
petition to:have q homestead and exeinP-
tion OF personally set of to him as pro-
vided for in5the Act Of the Legislature
approved December "a, 1850, aud that l
will appoint three DISTINGUISHED persons
, to -appraise and setotf said exemption oi
personally to said petitioner on the 2lt!'
lav OF February next.
Edgetield, s G.. January %, lSs2
s. S. TOMPKINS, Master +. G.
Ian Oh IL
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-Mortgagee.s Sale
State OF South Caroline &
EDGEFYELD co GNTI.

James Edison 20 O. NJ. Stone 4. Go
Mortgage cf Personally.
EsY virtue OF mortgage gwen hy jas
80 Edison to q. NJ. Stone X Co, date''
9Th dav of February, ,SSG, ."ld the con-
d;lic.ls therein stated. | will rrnt"eG ~
ella. the residence Of James Ei';*"n II
'Elge.ia.a County.on Tauraday t.':; 3lii
day e February, 1857. iho i":.i"'hb
property 70 Wit:
One 81 SAw GuliG:t til '.
One ~ Saw FEEDER.
One p,or Mans PRESS.
Terms Cash.
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- 1sTe people Tor It.
81. ;l2w ne s=n.!s his curses, in tie
D"i'', q tae Stock Law; and says be
c4n not sui; ever body. He did lot
ny 70 su't these that pa INN in e.
lice, !or the poor class are the ones
that put them all in oliice. Gave this
s.2@er;in YOUR vAla' Die paper / you
pie .s:. 3"
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WE.iss 81; sa:3flEss i.;:!i!91 (Hr
sGOb(l Aasi;>. ZEE. e Inc ]


q blA AGHE>i or lac TN
4 S~FO hIn1, W @aijyts
on :"u.ll EdiSta ;.lEar. >,A- miles
Midway Station on tho -. .. Rai
$40 under cultivation. the larger p
III which i al tic i;;t'r. ,'Ae !!
portion IS ;:a0 ioc rottnu. "n5 tile
bottoms S'iit co!a .ini; ..;j;i. q
place i~;. t;:'n Dweilin" ;lousn, 81
~. . fcoi'iS. = chimH"c'.,, / IL. pla'
foot pa:sI,sr waF, isiazg:s = .:s.n. IN
iarS un..o: tho 'ln,ler, whica j. 81,
81: iht G:rIlnd. Z nu'ui::g:G Gi 2.lt-
inSs, Sdn !i"rse, Gin :.oa.i, !iMa =
water, DO. j;r. W;ti hn sad che,
Apply t. l.. -. Il. DU>G.-A *
Ecai E~i4la !tG
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TIE god pyys fro@ A5beTi'le
v. .na!lsesl IN our last issue
has besn .g.l5;--.r''erTE'E: :iesd: .7ao ', con
,.,.e.--fIr7l- en- certainly and 1eii,
r;tegy c,aciuCa4 Tor the construction
Q: tie Atlantic aud French Rrcad
Valley R.,lr9ad, and also OF the
1,l-A.iald r..ntnn anl :N!ken Rall-
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ATr,xr, "a %nv u Ks

ATLANTA, IA Nov. u. 1851.
This certilies that we spun the nzirr
Silk Cotton out Of which III, ,i!!is ui
Clothes Of Governor Co'qri;t o. Georgia,
ami Governor Bigelow, oi' Connecticut.
were rlade, Oh the eth October, 'n: ,i:n
Exposition Grounds. ani rrr.le:!nc. il;
superior 10 any cotton we iavo tyey nan
died, ey':F!. Tie S-;i Island.
r. 4. AII.iSos.
Manager Wiii;mnntic Linen ,'onIpa:'y
on Exposition Grounds. ,a 80.
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II / mann an, Y 5s5s,+ s5i ! ~ !,
reSspNs: 49,
F:Sst. l.. Yields more per acIc.
SuJond /, sells iar mi"rU money IN ihe
send Ior circular containing: facts ''r
tig,rres sworn 70. a,Sr inrlu,hn@ pr,"7- "i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-01-26

MI Wm. \. GIBSON, irnE>,iet<1!t.le'
;Iinc aIa Queen !;ts.: I!'!s - tpE i y
tha. nir-.v:n ii;i. i'raa .;tii;iinE p ''ntH
wilh !.uiiaric Fits i'.sH;l0m e%'. hn
r,u.I n.-t.: lef:TH ilHr aio'.9 W 'H' ::
..:yra: t!.s,i o. &ny;ntv. MaANE:S
.i.i g. l"oyd n: III ciarGe - LNtS"Fe
g,n;. nu; un'it @olId ar;u:i'i,N. .eis' =, ~
:. ,insr cf rcur medicine, IAN! tv,iuit
see! sa.r 80 iea"a ha". And llo7s--a !
welt. i,aT;r@ had 30 sH.ilrn "f !is.7' -, -
.A:,1 "liiG Gse .ba i9i':--:.y-+-er 'e,
Il y ,.:::a !c:, - = :'.;z:s'a .,s% -s~| -
..,,iYar.; ;,.,n >.a.v.,i..ne-s ~ Efe;i
i!.ia 80 ust. IL n. ,.'c" 1';,i -. e.gi+'t L
!ica.:l;. TJ&i'6.Y :'AoH >,
c..y;71-%ni. Ning;;! i'ia"Iost3n,': 9.
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FRnRABLE S0iUTEOS 0F OUR
GREAT AND I.0NG-STASD-
ING E:hfEIROagI i'R5S-
E.n}i.
The raseGeid. Trcnton and aiken Rail-
road Follows lhe Example OF 'he
Atlantic and Erench Broad s"i-
lvysRcad and Signs Con-
[ act with Child u
'Ss oliver.
THE EyTEssE LINE 70 BE COM,
- p.rTEa ty ?HREE YEARS.
- ~ ~ . 50 '

), .,x :..'4 !: 1..,:s r.,n yosFnA@f.:
nm.
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TIE OZIE.E
NS@s .NThPLE SILK CDTTs5N

hfsrih 3,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18

DEATH OF MINNIE MYRrIx Lo0AN.-
Mr.. T. e. L. Logan, now resident Of
this city, received letter on Monday
evening from Mrs. Hilburn, of Marsh
field. Coos county, Oregon, announcing
the death. at the New York infrmary, in
Elnira, OF his wife, Minnie Myrtle Lo-
can. As Minnie Myrtle Dyer, q resident
Of Coos Bay, she became the wife OF
JOAQUIN Miller, the poet. She was mar
ried to him in 1862, while he was pub
fishing paper at Empire City, Oregon.
She had three children BY him-Maud,
George and Hal, and Was divorced from
her husband in 1863. Maud, now Is, is
in a convent in Canada. George il
about Is, and il with Miller's brother in
Eugene City. Hal is with Mrs. Hilburn
at Marshfield, Oregon. She became the
wife of Mr.. Logan in 1871. She was ON
a lecturing tour when oveFtaken BY the
disease. lung fever, which proved fatal.
And thus, separated from her childrcn.
and her husband. with only tho care and
attention of common humanity, passed
avav the mother and the friend, ono
fitted BY nature and acquired gifts, to
contribute greatly 10 tho worid's welfare.
-WaliA Wall8 Sfatesnda.
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F o r e IG N.


Rcd Chinanea.
81. P11x11Ju1o, June 1.-THE Min
tstsf Of the Intsrior has ordered sns-
pension Of Newspaper minister for thrse
months. There are many complaints Of
depredatioos BY Chinsss soldiers on the
inhabitants Of it, territory, Kuldja- The
telegraph line 10 removed as the Chinese
continually damage it. Cossack patrols
have been ssnt 10 the disturbed districts,
but are unable to stop marauding unlsss
reinforced.
Irish News.
LoxDoN, June II. - The Commons
adopted clauses 7 and 8 Of the Repres-
sion bill. The government accepted the
amendment that magistrates should ap-
pear at meetings and summon the pso-
pie to dispense.
Gladstone declined to introduce bill
suspendinR evictions for six months.
DUBLIN, June llama Parnell writes
that the fund for the maintenance of
suspects; for which G25,Cco have been
collected and e15,c00 spent, should now
be closed.
A man arrested at Kings Court. On
suspicion of being ono of the murderers
OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke, has been released.
Col. Crackenbory, director of the new
criminal investigation. department of
Ireland, has prepared extensive plans
against secret societies, based upon in
vestiRations made in America.
Political Chicsnery.
BELGRADE, June lit is finally AZ
ranged for the entire Ministry to retain
Office, and carry out the programme in
itiated by the last electoral decres. |
Consequently, the resolutions of Radi-
Gals will be declared illegal. The Pro
gress candidates, who were second ON |
the list, though some of them did not |
obtain adozen votes, will be summoned |
to take seats. 1t is apprehended these |
events may lead to a probable fatality.
Sensibly said.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Daily Nems,
on Trescott's dispatches to
Secretary Frelinghuysen, says mono Of
the European powers would refuse to try
to effect peace between Peru and Chill,
and if so requested by tho belligerents,
coerce Chill at the request of Peru.
In the German Parliament.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Reichstag has
agreed to Bismar ck's motion for pro-
roguing until Nov. 80.
It is stated that the Government re-
CARDS the small majority on the resolu-
tion adopted in the Reichstag yesterday,
as inadmissible any further
measure burdening the tobacco trade, is
an indication that the refusal of the
Reichstag to accept the tobacco monop-
oily is that the latter shall not be perma-
nent.
A0oat Again.
HALIFAX, June 1.-THE steamship |
which got aground yesterday |
at the mouth of the harbor, floated off |
this morning.
Supposed TO be Lost.
ST. JOHNS, June 17.-It is feared tho /
third boat of the wrecked steamer Para,
containing the boatswain and IA men, is
lost. Abroken boat has been found re-
the missing one.
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PoRr TOWNSEND, June H.-Arrived,
British bark Malinche, from Callao, via
Royal Roads. She loads lumber at
Utsalady.
Bark Sierra Nevada, from San Pedro,
loads coal at Seattle.
Sailed, ship p. 8. Gregory, for Taco
ma. TO discharge.
Arrived, ship Otago, from San Luis
Obispo; bark Videtts.
PoRr GAMBLE, juno 17.-Sailed, schr.
Letitia, for Santa Barbara.
SEABACK, juno H.-Schooner Ameri-
can Boy (new) sailed this morning, for
3 n Francisco.
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PrrrsBuso, June 16.-It il reported A
the Iron Association rooms that III.
strikers havs ssnt q Communication d
the mills Offering to resume work at ols
wsRsa In mining matters little ID new
Twelve out Of the twenty mines on tn.
Pan Handle are being operated with
colored non-union men.
Dsrrewins Money.
PouoWRzPsrx, On. ~ June l7.-It il
reported a mortgage was filed in thu
clerks Office today for five million dol.
lars given BY the Mutual Union Tele
graph Company on its lines.
Change sf Ministers.
WASHINGTON, June H.. Outrsy
French Minister, took leave of the
President today. His successor, Bon
stan, has arrived.
Seld His Heres.
New YosK, June 17.-August Belmont
retires from the turf. He sold his thor
ouQhbred colts and fillies at auction to-
day. The colts averaged $7O5. and the
FLIES 3555 apiece.
Committed Suicide.
NEVADA, Juno 17.-Mrs. Mary Ann
Vaughn, wife of Manuel Vaughn of this
city, committed suicide this morning by
cutting her throat. She was al invalid
for long time and recently developed
symptoms of insanity.
Ninine Items.
EUREKA, New. June l7.-Dave O'Brien,
a miner. fell hundred feet down a
shaft in Montana while mining on Sat
urday. aud will probably die from his
shock, though he has no bones broken.
Two miners found at the Shoo-F Fly mine
some four weeks ago, have died. from
the effects Of their injuries; John Bar
low expiring yesterday and p. Campbell
today.
The first ore shipped for reduction
from the Albion mine in last four years
on account of being shut down in litiga-
ton with the Richmond Co., passed
down Main street this afternoon to the
Eureka Co.'s furnaces.
Nail Big ~ oranges.
DUBuQuE, juno ia remarkable
hail storm occurred here this afternoon.
Hailstones three or four inches in di-
ameter, majority as large as oranges,
fell. An immense amount of glass was
broken, and several persons were seri-
ously injured.
Extra Fine Crops.
81. PAUL, Juno 17.-Reports from
Minnesota, Dakota and northern Iowa
are TO the effect that the rains the past
week brought forward wheat and corn
amazingly. In southern Minnesota
grain looks unusually fine. The quality
will bs good. and the yield extraordi-
nary. No damage yet from grasshop
pOf0.
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A set Of teeth At half price, namely:
&le SO Eastern prics.l All other WORK
At one-half lees than former price TOR
the next GO days All work warranted.
b. F. SroLL, Dentist.
Front and Marion streets. j
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The 100 Bona Cogsse cAnnoe BE- boat
for comfort and durability, q y ID
Caytoa HseA = ~ ealy ploss - 0n
eot thom.
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Tho 6TUOERAKER = tho Standard
vaeoa Of ~ vosid. For aals b Wald
Z Cnnnho1.
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Ecliuas Cuvoss of 1879 and 1880 are
tho hnea9 ChampaRnss IN the market.
aul9- -3m
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: SHIPS ros SAN FRAsClsco.- Recently q

Ships FoR San FRAsCIsco.-Recently q
firm in tho East contracted with Goss,
Sawyer d Perkins of Bath, Me-, for the
construction of large ship with auxil-
iary steam power, for the California,
Oregon and Eastern freiRhting trades.
An enterprising firm who have been
studying the matter up have concluded
to build two ships (four-masters) square
rugged on three, and with compound
engines Of sufficient power to make the
run hence 10 Europe in SO days or less,
and Of sufficient capacity to take 4OC0
tons of wheat each to Liverpool, thence
across to New York, and from that point
home. Al there is a lively competition
between our home builders and Eastern
men the plans have been submitted to
Dickie Bros, Of San Francisco, and j.
N. Knowles, agent here for Goss, Sawyer
& Perkins, went East yesterday with the
plans, etc., to get their bids. which, as
soon AZ received, will be acted on. The
gentlemen who are inaugurating this
new venture, which cannot fail to be
successful. are Messrs. Goodall. Perkins
and Millen Griffith, owners of the ship
Mariposa. the steam whaler Bowhead
and the two other steam whalers soon
to be built. The Dickie Brothers are
calculating on an iron frame and wood
en- planking, or what is known as the
composite type, aud the Eastern men
have already been in communication
with the celebrated marine engineers
Neafie l. Co., of Philadelphia, as regards
tho machinery. etc. No time will be
lost, and whoever gets the work it will
be commenced as soon as the contracts
are signed. and be carried forward with
as much rapidity as possible. In any
case We will soon have to our credit two
magnificent ships of 2500 tons register,
and others will follow. Tho men hav-
ing this matter in hand are well known
a. enterprisinQ and first class business
men. They know full well how to COM
mence undertakings Of this kind. and
how TO manage them to insure their
success, and with good Sail and auxil-
inry steam power, there is no chance for
failure in these vessels as they intend to
build them.-Aha.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18

Those three-button kids, at Clayton
Bros. ths price Of whieh i d q. are
haautiAa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18

A WoAD 10 rHR Wmx-Pipes's cele-
brnted Mix Bread has more nutrimone
in one pouud than common hakeFs'
brsad-vhioh i blown up 70 look bie-
has in two. aS6-o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18

PiAiteFs ct Clayton Bros, 80 osnts and
auwnn3l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18

Do not 70 TO- . clothing, dryeoods or
general store for your hats, bat como 70
The Puget Sound Hat Store, and select
from q largo and fashionable aas0rt-
ment, then your mamma will be pleased.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18

SEQ Hall q Campbell. They have
houses and lots in different localities
for aalo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-18
ARLINGTON HOUSE.


Those elegant nev ranges just received
BY Waddell h Niles direct from tho
manufactories-the Brighton and Bef-
wick. They are the finest, most eoonom
ical, and altogether desirable range
on the Pacific Coast. Call and 80