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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

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ranv IT, c,rrc,ait- Ms-Ss Etrtcc. eaetralte ~
Co. - -. - 81. 49, VsS,sSsA 4 Nls
ss-ei retc<iety. 9n1g.re frcu ~ cei-ss1S q ~
P-ess ~ ssfsirate trsat n tAe vsy y usustc.
ssirtA sa1 Haeloic.
Evv-vesiy win rvaae.1ssr the RAolas erctAs-s :
th.,ss ez--a-ss-y vo1-s men No sfter atseealns
S-e,sv saw r1c.,c Ez,Shed TIE CAV n ~ Va
esa H,ese tcE sAootinS Ns,sks n es,tSsL
serts1cs ID o1r Jan TN elasr VS. ac1sitse1 sira
srslry wers o. the Uo1st. u rs way ulA ee tata-
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s=e sAs1 c,-7ascl2S cre-atsaz-s * t1e NS.sss, =
s-ssA-c ur rs ce-rsr y f,syerV, tx Usssa =
vss a-rsssed ST. Los AEEelcS Re > NV sascitss',
NJ ur,n the 5iFerg1ce eeswee1 hawall1a 2n1
Cslzs,-afz- Frtscrs. Several hSetS o. ratesr IRE
sec-s 81 Esvatsz src1s-y e-s NV h,a-3lng a. -
t,rce5-ee- tes2 !. tSr. - thsrs : NJ uss n ssy-
~
NArat
r-s Ps1-sot5s- % Csrtszz Mspczaid fsOn he
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al s,r-y 30 A-se R1.eS
ne D5,Se,s ch--ca az Kzs-oa = arr-oecAizS
eo-risSi1a. and Q. Is srvst Ornament, Il secs
however ratas- la-i,e f,r scr eelrch cclrS rcpc2-
t5-r Ne k-ue. kevcver. the istse- u-ty i1c-ease.
We asa hzvirs mise b-i-,1t vea-hs- vita c,sss'7al
s1-He-~
-...--rr- So, -. -. bsy- ssssbtisAsl
I. :, ,5-s.-,. l,-..s.
= 1870 y - 1-f- p - 49, - -
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11ee a ;'-sz,Sli -
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ui-n tire 1zes-a--s % To- Gsy- there = G-ztS q
Evg-y I-ls Gel.I-l-- Soclsty, weich meets ccce 8
--eA- - - s.T - 4 -
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s5z1- - - = - - - :, - - : : - =. :.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

r.s pr.rsc,5cr % Csrtsiz M,Dczsld frc1 tie
s,s-s t. tAe Ntiss s5yes ,stiSfscts,H. Sc. W sre
al s,r-g 20 A-se Ei.es.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

eve e. - sz1C55- zzr1v a. ElEzll=-- E1-L =E-
-,z-f11- l. -rvzr . the 1-zl.lEL acc-E-- winch
-r,--szeG &C AurL 9Th The Lzt1srs arg TO -1EE
FL ctr Present issue. We shall enquire INTO the
--------.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

A-1cE the r-r-vE-s BY The LsrtaiF are ---ss
u - E1-c-z- -crs-EL--y Az-5- Oliver >l--
--E- and James E1L-. 5r EEs7 a. lock vel ans
have used tzs5- -l--s % -1uG 1l-vu--Eze-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

A COTTAGE SUITABLE FOR A
"A snail family. Situated IN he vinryari % Nuuanu
Aus- and ldi0inin The resideler q NJ q Z Rove
IC7lirs A. the o. GAZETTE OFFICE %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

he p5-sSra cAz-va a. kaEzca = arr-oecAi-S
c1-.-,ssi1a. and D. : crggt Ornament. Ii ssce>
hruere- reths- li-gs fcr SCR eelrck ccEcs popcla
t--- We kcre. krucver. the ltlar- r-tv irc-e4se.
We are kzri1c mise b-i,1s weasher WITH Cccssarzll
sr.rHr-1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

Dissolution Of Co-pzrtneTShip
TEIHE COPARTaERsHIP HERETOFORE
u erf.fiu- uuder the fra namc u J. n ALENAN-
DER 4 co l. fhis DAY Dissolved b mEtlzi consent.
w. D. Alezkndef retiring. ard J. u AleE1udr coutiu-
ai1- 81 cary The pi4zi1fion a. Faia and ass1uinz
= " ALEXANDER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

was --l755l11lE cr-=5sG OFT .Is- week II -l1s
-zs-s us I'VE -ssu-E NC t0 the l+-E l->t- l--l--
M very 1--u--a-- l-E-ZEu- delivered By q g
-E-1f T-s-lcs T. The case II tie M--s-sr --
Fz-a--u 70. y E--ie--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

Il -5s t1-l4.Tr-. E-s AH#r sIvsa Ez goes l-E-
~ - r--as-5. ----- r---E- IRE EEEal1E- --1Cg.
zt=-s L. VII EEre Ezz SID f-E bis artistic
syz-rhes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

he past E=eE has heea fzr-Ze Il r--zEags-
Lass ws,szes51g Mr- Ttuss CEmphels team &
sf,-s t--s ssar-s,s s-- The rzz- and kspt 81 fr1-
Ea-Ezf1hrc Z. -he $50 mkt Oh LE--sl--lT
1orse TOOK e1aE-s u a. szrrsss Taa11 trlz ne
had n El-n-z sEreEt- -ill1uer aA11z - lase O
F-zci1hCEi- cr1ss1 The Pzz1l strz1-- and 1e-
rnclaEad The =zT- crrslsite ElE c-e tlle Store On
N--1-- zrHuEa- E1cnl1Lz 1gr-az-lF ear h'lsllss or
psl-F = rz-zTz7s z 3 eaEzrr srsak h--1lg q r.
llrze 9esl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

T1z p1zlz--s XIV zs-v a.-acksd sg sz-l---Grl
s----.- Ia sr5ssz-5. " Isl 1-i recovered rE--
-css E1v-zs --ar "a Sazz-5Iy zsEt g7gr al the
,.7f--r----s t---c-5s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

--sst Er-ens. rccEisss. &trserSe. &c. O'ie%rt ~
rsav ~ cr-cisa- Ms-ie ee-tccs Saet-alse ~
eafeS- hcr-v Ntesie1. ccr-et Ssls-St. E2aaVd
s.-el r,tc<tsts Jc1Ss-e trcr, ~ cpi.Ssas q tee
R-ssS ~ sztsira.e s treai n tAe vsy y u'uste,
s,irtA sn1 tceiNty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19
ISLAND LOCALS.

ArcCr TcvN-
n issse < ~ Hsuaar Hcssl : ascss p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

Ws -1-ce he rHr--u PeC steamer Lr-.rafr e
za-s-sI x CTR -lz -zsa5l--s and f-1er5s u Tie
-a.szsu-er .-z- re see 49, gt1ers- IA @ 2
E1sr4r. Gen ~ z Dlm1-d. Mal1r Geo. ~ M1c-
-. H-- N1st S-i-h- NJ Geo C. Wl--lLzls
80 VIE. NJ E1ruer ard -1----sr- w rE1-E
$500 - VI Clans -1rgcEzls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-19

ne sz1ez 1r Ire EzE=kz E4z-h 6, i1ci--
-=--r-zrllv vel Az c-E -esi5szt ril--- --C-c
IT, --Ea- aIv -g6ceG tlB- the -tzlvas hid sl--g
2 sr--rssa rec -.1ugTsr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-06

consisting in stock at l'uh , ~ pccc"
If we do not have the Boon 4 for You
Music wanted, will procu'I an uotblrs
Give us a trial and you VIII io''
Mar 5, Soft.
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THE HEATHEN CmINEE;

What he looks like and how he Lives and
Works; His Virtues, Vices and Crimes
Is an able expose of the coelie system
as it is practiced in Califorui, with a full
and impartial account of Its effect upon
the industries Of the State. The descrip
tions of life and crime in Chinatown are
vivid and accurate. and the fairness OF the
writer, who is an old Californian, renders
his expressions exceptionally valuable.
His views on the subject are sound ana
Just ones, and will command more atten-
ton than any other utterances on the same
subject than have yet been given the press.
RICHARD X. FOX, Publisher.
1888 William Street, N \.
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L. p. FISHER, Advertising Agent, is
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, 2,
authorized to receive advertisements for
the columns of this paper.
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PAT EN- T S

Inventors will Advance their interest by
employing an experienced Attorney resi-
dent in Washington. F. A. lehman, So
lcitor Of American and Foreign Patents,
" ashington,. ID. G, has had years of sue
ccssful practice, and was formerly an EX-
aminer of Patents in the Patent Office.
All business before the Courts or the De.
partment promptly attended TO. Fee con
'iingent upon success. Send for circular.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
AT THE gNIyER.
SHY,

The following is the order of e1arrin-
alton ut the University, commencing
Wednesday, May 18th, unless otherwise
specified. All classes will be examined
during the morning session:
Wednesday, May 17th-A, Bookkeep-
ing.
Thursday, Nay 1sth-Botany Astron-
omy, Natural Philosophy, Geography.
Friday, May 19th-Moral Philosophy.
Virgil, Cicero, A Latin Reader, b Lat
in Reader, B Bookkeeping.
Monday. May 22d-A, Algebra, b Al
zebra, B Algebra, ID Algebra, United
States History.
Tuesday, May 23d-Mineralogy, Sur
yeying, Rhetoric. A English Grammar.
B. English Grammar.
"Wednesday, May 2.th-English Liter
ature, Geometry, Xenophon. Greek
Reader, A Arithmetic, B Arithmetic.
ca Arithmetic. c. Bookkeeping: l pm,
Reading and Spelling.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
LiNBCRG CHEESE AND BLASTED
WHALE.

The following from Neah Bay is good.
and shows that the biakah Indian girls
are ex client judges Of perfumes:
On Easter Sunday last. Capt. VIII
loughby, the Indian agent. like old Capt.
Rice, gave "a treat, and among the
luxIries was some powerful good Linn
burg cheese, which scented the whole
house with one of those odors peculiar
to itself. of which Charles Dudley War
ner experienced q sample on the Rhine.
when he wrote in ScfibHsS-s -HGgdzine
that he hoped God would forgive that
stink, for he couldn't. Recently the IN
dams found a blasted whale outside
Cape Flattery and cut of quantities of
the sinking blubber, which they carried
20 Neah Bay, and when they thought 1t
sufficiently ripe" lot of it WAS sent to
the school children by their parents.
The whole agency house was filled with
the stencil. Mrs. Willoughby, the ma
tron, lectuced tie girls about eating
such abominable food and filling the
house with such powerful odor. After
she had ceased there was profound 81
lence for q minute or two, and then one
of the girls said in slow and measured
cadence: 1t doesn't smell as bad as
that cheese" They thought that old
rotten Limburg cheese smeiisd worse
than rotten whale blubber, and there
are many white persons who VIII agree
with them. Those Makah damseis are
keen on the scent; or as old Del once
remarked: They've noses on them like
Scotch terriers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

The following are the transfers o.
real estate, as recorded at the Auditors
Office. since our last report ::
Duncan Buchanan to J. 3. Libby. g.
B. Libby aud Samuel Hancock. lot ~,
block %. Bell d Denny's addition; $ZaU.
E. Smithers, trustee. TO James Parker
lots 6 and 6. block IL, Renton; SEQ.
z. Smith, trustee, TO David Parker,
lots Is and 16, block Y, Henson; *i0.
John keenan, to John Smith, lots
and s, block So, Tsrry's second addition;
t1400.
d. r. Denny to r. s. Greene, Is acres
in section 20, township % north range
1 east; $500.
.. Jacobs to Geo. Kinnsar and W. 4.
Brawley, lots and 8, section IL, town
ship "a, range east, 231 aeres; $JUO,
Viola A. Kenyon to Philip Connolly,
lot Is, block IL. McAlser's second addi-
ton $3.50.
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I'M Next EsrEarAMnExr.-Ticket.
are selling freely for the Cotton K.r,.

I'M Next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
are selling freely for the Colton-K.pn.-
~ Entertainment Of Tuesday evening
snd ecats are being reserved at pumph.
sy z Lowman's a. usual. Ths n J ~
- placed on the boards on that ocnasio N
~ mus spoken Of by the Victoria CaJoa;s,.
Hoe Cotton Kennedy Company 1I,vsd
~ ni9nt 20 good house. The Anal
Wefe gratiaed with most amnsins ~ c.s,n-
soy' entitled Husbands and Wives !,
~. Kennedy a. Henry Dove kent tho
n i: IN continuous laugh by his cc mn
g ant,cs, and his laughsbIy free rcn5sr-
~ ~ @ photography. Mr.. Cotton plsyed
- part OF Samuel Coddle vith craat
Soocess and ably assisted by Mr.. Ksnn..
81 M making fun. Mr. Chapmnn's ran.
os1n9 OF Lionel Lynx, aIthough very
eood, was evidently a new part Tor that
esoueman. Mrs. Dismal Was ren m. ant
g ~ ~. Leonard, who also snccsssisd
~ vel, frequently causinc roars 81
i ns.s y he mimiory. Miss Mabel
ness - MIRA Lynx vas yerv co.sl "A
~ ~ $50 Alim Wilka' rcprsssntiation n
- Dove. The programme vas hronoht
y caoae by the rcprese ntation If shs
MSr0s wanted. l0Co Young MiIliners !.
~. hs1ncdy playing the bart Of Ma.
lame vanderpants with his usual snc-
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CoarRAcr LEr.-Rnt tYo bids Ware

CONTRACT LEr.-But two bids were
rendered for the contrac. Of building
the new Catholic Church. They were
opened yesterday and the contract lot
to James Park. the gentleman now en-
gagged in building the JOS. +. Mcknight
residence on Sixth street. Mr.. Park
agrees to furnish the material and do
all the woodwork aud clustering on the
building for 5000. He excerpts the
windows, pews, etc. which will be put
i'll under the direction OF father Prefon-
tame. at an expense of about 5000. Tho
contract calls for work to commence on
Tuesday next.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY. May Is.

SATURDAY, May Is.
Pursuant TO a call for tenders for III
surance on the King county buildings,
bids were opened. and Mcclure d Taylor
being the lowest responsible bidders
the contract was awarded to them. Ihey
agree to insure the new county building
for 5000 and the Jail building ana fur.
niture for $1,000, making . total OF
$500, for $2Z5 per apnurn.
The Board then proceeded to TX the
rate of taxation for county, Territorial,
school, road and bridge. and road pur-
poses.
After allowing and rejecting a mum
Der Of bills the Board adjourned, TO
meet in special session to pass upon the
new county building on or about the
24th inst
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FounrH or jury Mxrr,xo l ~.

FounrH or JuLr MErruo.-A MEETING
o c,stssns b called at the Arlington on
loocsy evsninR. 10 discuss the proprisiy
ana feasibility Of holding 4 Grand
81. soS y, o. July celebration in Seattle.
~ gu citizens who feel an interest IN
soe matter are invited 70 be pressnt. and
sHpcss tneir vievA II seems. from the
sSsnSral tone Of public sentirent about
49, - S sn 70 % the almost universal de-
s..o mat seattle take the lead in the
matter Of celebration. Vicsoris. Town e
-. no, Uamols, Ludlow, Ssabeck, Madi-
so ~, n'aEsly, Nswcastls. Tacoma. Steii-
- s ~. olympia, and all other places
on :shs sound viii join with q, fn ~
saS Il We only prepare for thorn
s sna ssssnd ;in,it.sions. We trust fair
III .s.ns s'ion Of oar leading citizens
~, ~ estsnd tho meeting at the Arlinrton
g Aonday evening and go What can i.
1coe. Tins meeting viii BE- AMPLY al.
,,' snd VIII dstsrmine whether our
work or not. 'A sos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

NEWSPAPER CuASoEs.-H. c. Patrick
has sold his interest in the Tacoma
Ledger to Il. s. Radebaugh, his former
partner, who now owns the whole estab-
lishment. and will hereafter conduct it
alone. +. IL. Cook has sold the Spokane
Times to ID. L. Heron, and has gone 10
farming. The Spokane Falls Chronicle
has bcen sold by Morrison IL Talmage
to II. 4. Allen 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
q. j. CARR, Postmaster.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. - On
Wednesday and Thursday, May Bis.
and June LIST, the Puget Sound District
Sunday School Convention will hold its
next session at Tacoma. Prominent
Sunday School workers from all parts of
the Sound will furnish papers and ad-
dresses. The executive committee are
Daniel Bagley, T. c. Armstrong and
Samuel Greene.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
new ENGLAND HOTEL.


Mrs. II. A. Kelly purchased a fine
square grand piano of Messrs. Pun
phrsy & lowman yesterday. This is
the fourteenth piano they have sold
since the LIST Of January, and all are
giving perfect satisfaction. They are
selling these pianos very low on the
most reasonable terms. ANY one de-
string 10 purchase piano should call at
their store and try their pianos before
purchasing elsewhere. They are also
agents for the Mason 4 Hamlin organs
Of which they are selling great many.
ml3-dxWlM.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Hlyg yGg SEEN THEM
ARRIVALS.

These elegant now ranges just received
by Waddeii d Miles direct from the
manufaotories-the Brighton and Ber-
wick. They are the finest, most econom
ieal, and altogether desirable range
On the Pacific Coast. Call and see
them. oven if you don't buy. diff
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Total.

In 1881, the rate for city imposes was
III mills and that established TOR the
Commissioners % mills. This year the
city rate for all purposes il reduced to
six mills and the county to ~ mills.
making total reduction in both city
and county Of o1l5 mills.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH.-P u b i G
services at II am. and 7:45 pm. Sub
jet in the morning, "Our Weekly
Watch Hour with Christ" In tho even
ing, City Evangilization." Sunday
School ut the, close of morning service.
A cordial invitation extended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
A Coon TRIp.-The steamship Will

l.nets". Capt. Meyer. left Seattle at
O'Clock an, on Wednesday. May 3rd,
loaded with nearly 3oJB .,,.s of a,al.
which she topk 10 ) iii Francisco. dis
irving III Seattls bay at So p.ni. on
Friday. thus making the round trip iii
: DAYS and 20 hours including one Sun
day in San Francisco. she made the
run up tie coast III rs hours. Her round
trip IL the BEST on record, aud Capt.
Meyer feels justly proud of it.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

FINED.-In the United States District
Court in Walla Walla, William Hank
ness plead guilty to charge of cutting
timber on Government land. and was
fined $500. This would indicate that
special aoent of the General Land OF
fee, w. F. Prosser, was locking after
Uncle Sans interest in that section.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

Piano TUHER.-Mr. V. Ii. Brown, the
well known piano tuner, is in Seattle,
and will attend to all orders left either
at Humphrey d Lowman's, Charles
Naher's or Davies & Woodruff ). He
will not, however, canvas the city for
work. dml0-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

Do not go toa clothing, drygoods or
general store for your hats, but come to
the Puget Sound Hat Store, and select
from large and fashionable assert
ment, then your mamma will be pleased.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

Dan Wertheimer, of the California
Cigar Store. is still ahead OH Cigars and
Tobaccos. Ask for the Henry Clay or
Garcia cigar-the best 1215s cent cigar in
town. m4-lm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14
RoCA beer.

The Boca Beer Brewing Company has
sent 10 the Boca Beer Hall in seattle
G. @. Funk L Co., agent--a splendid
lot Of celebrated Boca Beer. Call and
sample il. Mill street, next to Seattle
Restaurant. Diff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

EPISCOPAL MIssIoNs.-The Rev. j. G.
Fair will hold services at Newcastle to-
day. born morning and evening. Chapel
Sunday School, North Seattle, at 3 pm.
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EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.--Serviccs will be
held in Trinity Church today at III
am. and ~ pm. Sunday School at 10
am. All are welcome.
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My gents furnishing goods are the
best in the city, and sold cheap for cash
at tine Puget Sound Hat Store. m4-.f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

Buy Bedding Bros. silk from Clayton
Bros, it is the best.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

Tents Of any sixS or shape made 10
order at greatly reduced rates by Bales
q Brush, Cherry street, Seattle.
Al3-dtf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

nsowS CRunrH.-issv. Mr.. Hetxler
n'o'e agent for Oregon and Washington,
Territory, viii conduct the usual seryi-
O. 9 the Blown Church this morninO
.. - ociock, and Rev. Daniel RaoleC
w preach IN the evening. Sandy
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For gentlemen only. Ladies' do not
read this. bat II you do land think you
will Why then send all your gentlemen
friends 10 the Puget Sound Hat Store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

Eclipse Cuvees of 1879 and 1880 are
the finest Champa2nes III the market.
~ o.,,
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RATE OF TAXATION .

The Board of County Commissioners
fixed the following rs the rate OF taxa
ton for the wear lsS2:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-14

The Little Chief tanning mill has no
equal. For sale by Valid d Campbell.
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Carpet Sewing and Laying done to or
der by Bales u Brush, Cherry st. m8-tf
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SEATTLE patty Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY NAY Il, 1882
ADvERr,sED LETTERS.

List of advertised letters which will
be sent to the dead letter Office if not
called for within so days. Please say
advertised when Won call for them:
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IT MY Old STAND.

A FTER A FEW MONTHS ABSENCE
- have returned 10 my old stand ON
Mill street, End will hereafter be pleased
to furnish my old friends and customers
with fine cigars and tobacco as Of yorc.
Call in and see
mqlm UNCLE i'm ME-.
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WILLIAM w. BRIGG.

hIJ9SS OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON MAR.
49, ket Company, December "a, iss9.-The Board
OF Directors have this day declared n dividend of
Twenty-Five cents share, payable ~ the office of the
company, seventh street Wing OIL and after Tuesday,
January . 1883 Transfer books will be closed Decen-
Der 20 and reopened January ..
SAMUEL w. CURRTDEN.
National Republican., 1882-12-25
Mr.. Royal Parkinson,s Funeral.

The funeral of the late Mr. Royal Parkin-
son, a clerk in the pension Office, who died
suddenly last Thursday, took place yesterday
afternoon from his residence, l422 n street
northwest, where the remains were viewed
for the last time by countless number OF
friends and acquaintance. The casket fur
nished by w. r. Speare, who conducted the
funeral arrangements, was of walnut, covered
with black cloth, with oXidized extension bar
handles, a plate Of the same material on the
lid, engraved simply with the name of " Royal
Parkinson" The interior was lined with
quilted silk, and the head of deceased reposed
on pillow of white satin. The services at
the house consisted of Il prayer by Rev. DIR. j.
e. Butler, after which the cOrtege proceeded
to the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church, where both Rev. DR.. Bartlett, the
pastor, and Rev. DIR. Chickering of the
Columbia Institute, conducted the services
The casket was then removed to the Balti-
more and Potomac depot, where it was placed
in an Theoretically sealed zinc case, which
was enclosed in an outer case of cedar brass
bound, for transportation in the night train
to the home Of the deceased, in Brunswick
Me. Mr. Parkinson was at one time a
clergyman, and was a man Of brilliant intel
lertual and educational accomplishments. He
sent none of his children to school, but edu-
Gated them himself, and has left with his
family an enviable record of a useful and well
spent life.