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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!

HyHE SECOND END THIRD STORIES OF The
Il Arcade Building on Second street. between J
and X, containing over thirty unfurnished, tine,
newly finished rooms. Will be rented together very
low and on long time. Apply to II. 7. BREWER /
CO., No. 10lo Second street. iystf
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FOR SALE.

o 1OO ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIyEsaE
e1s IUU miles east of Marysvie 1000 ~
acres thereof incosSd and under cultivation, -
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house, barns orchards etc. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. II not wanted for
farming it Is one OF the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to justify Its
use for stock ouly. Possession given September l.
1882 For further information inquire of the Sacra-
msnto Bank. Saeramento California. iy2s- I'm
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uNEoM HOTE...
RESTAURANT De FRANCE.

xnr TX STREET, ADJOINING
~ the METROPOLITAN Theater. Ssl5)l3,s
Handsome Private Rooms for parties. ssA2A
LOUIS PAYES, Proprietor, SS
ie2O.4D1m Formerly OF the Hotel de France.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Marcus q. MawIey & Co.-Importers Of Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements Nos. 3ol, BOB,
s05, S07 and 300 Market street, San Francisco
Carolan, Cory d CO.-Importers Of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos 12o and 122 Front
street, and Nos. III and 119 California street
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-16o ACRES OF EXCELLENT sz9s
farming and garden land. situated in es}%
Placer county, four miles southeast Of New -
castle. There on the place commodious, hard.
finished house, fruit-house, well OF excellent
water plenty OF timber, acres of orchard 3 acres
OF vineyard, all varieties OF berries, ETC. Title per
feet For particulars inquire OF BERRY MITCHELL,
Newcastle iy25-1ms
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and business men generally throughout the West the facilities
Of the VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing
He will rAintan eminent reputation long attached the
house The cos. Of elegant and perfect printing greater
than that which daereeable and hand. Address
H. A. WEAVER, 327 St.. Sacramento, CAL
mH.4plm
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Look Here---For Sale.

YNHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY KNOWN S1rt+=.AA
II as Salisbury's Store situated on Marys- E:.:
vile road, 90 miles from Sacramento consist LII
ing Of store building, 36x40; also dwelling house,
barn and warehouse lArge-sized lot with windmill
fruit trees ETC.; postofice in the store, and hall
overhead. VIII be sold cheap if applied for soon.
II not disposed Of soon will be sold auction Octo-
ber 18th. Reason for selling. the owner has to
leave on account OF i'll health. Terms easy Apply
to owner on the premises. ty11-1m
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HOTELS AND REssPAURA.ElI..Ig98s EI.I98s II
GOLDEN EAGLE t,orEL,

COLLEEN EAGLE IioTEL,
EoRNER SEVENTH AED STREETS SAC
u rn1nento-First-class IN every respect. The
Largest Finest and Ventilated Hotel in tie city
RATES-s3, 22 so and az per day, according 70
room. Free Bus to and from the Hotel.
J. AoNASSER Gate Of Denverl
jy4-4pIm PTopTieLor
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C, Hermann d CO.-Manuiactursr and I'm
porters. No. 1856 Kearny st near Pine. The fines
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden st
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POLITICAL.
R EP u B | G A N
"a
Primary and Convention
.FGE Office.
.Ez oTrs.E0

ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE REPUB-
IA lican County Committee, Sacramento
county California. held in Sacramento city, Cali
fcrnia JULY a. 1882 the following resolutions were
adopted, viz:
Resolved-1. That Republican Primary Election
in and for the county of Sacramento, be held on
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FOR SALE.

In Franklin, Sacramento county, CAL,
A NEW HOUSE AND STORE, NOW -
IA doing good General Merchandising fs..t
and Liquor Business. VIII sell store alone, III
and let the house, sell the whole together to
purchaser. Reason for selling-Proprietor being
paralyzed lately. Inquire or write to FRANK
LUTTIG, Postotfee Franklin, Sacramento county,
Cal. iy7-tf
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NYEIT DOOR TO REcoRD-UEIoE <sasA
IN Office. open day and night. A.I@S
A J. SENATE, Proprietor. ~ ~
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NOTES FOR MECHANICS AND ARTISANS

lin these papers the latest reliable information from
the best mechanical journals will be presented by
the RECORD UNION, together with original con-
trbuted notes of the results of mechanical expert
nnent and discovery
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RESTAURANTS
RuBBER AND OH. GOODS.

swafp's Family Bakery and Dininx
sajoon-No. o36 Market street. Wedding cakes
Ice cream, oysters ellics, ETC., constantly on hand
Families arInned.
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fzy Finest quality OF Beer furnished promptly tc
order in city OF elsewhere, and at lowest rates.
jy12-Iptf KERTH g. NIC0LAUS, Proprietors.
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Davis d Keilogg-PioneerM Manufacturers Of Caps
ann Oiled Clothing, HAS, Covers, etc. importers
and Dealers In Rubber Boots and Woolen Goods.
No. 81 California street
The Gutta PeFcha and Rubber Menufact'
urinp Company-Manuiacturers Of Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"MaItese Cross Brand" Carpolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets. J. w. Taylor. Manager.
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
m. q. Cracker 6 Co.-Importing and Manufact-
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos
slb, 2l7 and 2lo Bush street, above Sanson,e.
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EDUCATIONAL


School OF Civil Engineering. Surveying
Drawing and Asssyng "a Post st. A. Van der Naiiler
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF Eve lines In this department are
nsered tos 25 cents for time three times for 50
oents or Is cents per week
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DIDs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
Ae of the Clerk of said Board, at San Quentin,
up to and including AUGUST 10. 1882, end awarded
On the following day at II n, for furnishing the
aboge-named supplies.
Conditions as per schedules furnished at the
Clerks Office, San Quentn.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids II deemed unreasonabls high.
C. ". scHELL,
President Board State Prison Directors
J. V. ELLIS Clerk jy21-lit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-16

PASSWORDS from SAx FHAScrsco.-
Passengers named as follows came on
the steamship Geo. W. Elder for upper
Sound ports: For Seattle-R. King and
wife. ]. E. Hener and wife. Mrs. Brown
ham, Louis Spencer, Amelia Hansen, X.
How and wife, Mis-. w. II. Hayward. f.
A. Sprague. C. X. Jenner. II. w. Prit-
chard. @. G. Greenwood. d. Vanderilp,
X. Hill, Jas. Arclay, Geo. Arclay, W..
Worthington, Mrs. Gachs, Mrs. Branan,
Chas. Fielding, T. Wood and wife. IL.
Thompson,C G. 8. BFumaugh. 6. Foster.
wife and nurse. Hugh Howell and wife,
z. TohSe, J. Epstein, Mn. Love. 1rs.H.
A. Raymond, W. J. 6teveoa and wiis,
Capt. Thos. Wright, A. 8. Miller, =. W;
Miller, n. b. Young, E. Van Zandt and
wife, A. 8. Span9elhefger, @. z. Cole
man, Mn. ByYna. F. ". Clayton, +. 4.
Mason and 81 in steerage.
For Tacoma-Capt. H. Matson and
wife, Fred. Baurley, p. Mitzler, z. Z.
johnson, C. c. Douglass, j. McCa1erty,
8. G. Lester, u. Gross and wife. ]. wills,
j. Lando, D. Whitney and 81 in the
steeraQe.
For Olympia-D. II. Haynes,W W. Lem.
mon, Mn. Lennon. Mrs. Worthington
and daughter, A. W. Penny. j. F. Lee,
DR.. H. Brown. L. e. Bomersell, Mis-
Moore, Miss Fairohild, Miss Jenkins
and 8 in the steerage.
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SxArr1r coHsroxKxs Pr GEo. W. En-
pzn.-A. W. Athens. Alesr 4 Shaw. A.
Mehlhorn, 4. Matson, A. Orth, A.
slorah, B. L. Martin, Boyd & Poncin.
Burrett 4 Pr. ,sons. Blackman Bros.
blanchard 4 CO.. Chas. Naher, C. Es-
monin, Clayton Bros, G. l.: Mitchell,
Clarke. Anderson Z Co.. C. l. l., Sn0-
homish to B. & Co., Chilberg Bros. @.
p. Stone 4 Co., Chas. VDonnell d Co.,
Dan. Wertheimer, DouRan 4 Korn, D.
], Sac man. Denmore 4 johnson, d.
6. Gage, d. 4. Jennings, Evans 4 An
derson, e. Myers, E. Kuhn, 2. Ksath,
French q Co. F. A. Pootius, 2. ". Wust-
ho6. Frauenthal 4 Co, Funk d Co., 3.
Ridiey, z. Stevenson. g. B. D. & Co., q.
&W., Geo. w. Harris d Co., G. A. Eel
lowS. 81. UhlfeIder, b. E. Levy, HAr-
rinQton Il Smith, II. StoWell, b. Evans,
H. c. Petit, H. W. Besex, II. p. z. Co.,
Hugh Stowell. II, Jackson, Jones' Bros,
]. d. Eaakett, Schram & Co., ]. u.
Lyons, j. p. Mills, ]. Keeney, ]. F. Mo
Donald. ]. p. Ludlow. ]. L. Thatcher,
J. C. Beactigan, James Bell, ]. Collins,
J. Ebobbrook, ]. r. Palmer. ]. Keenan,,
kellogg 4 Snyder, Kellogg 4 Anderson,
L. Reinio, J.. L. Anderson. u. s. Rowe,
L. Il b., n. A. Kelly, N. Epstein, Il.
N. Heating, Mrs. Mary Dunlap. N. Z.
MaddOcks, p. s. Nail, Mrs. b. C.
Graves, Mrs. Carrie N. Phelps. Mrs. G,
j. Spencer, Nattullath Manufacturing
Company, Mrs. L. c. Rarmon, Q. F.
Cosper, u. cCallister, o. J. Burk, O
Schillistadt, Padilla Store for d. A. J.:
p. Visit, Peterson Bros, Humphrey d
Lowman, Pritchard Il Lister, Posi-.
lNrx1LIoESCkE, p. Halloran, L. L.. +
L. Thorne, Robert Abrams, 6ackman d
Co., s. d. Howe. Sutherland d Co., StO
well d Co., Steamer Josephine, 5. L: d
Co., Stetson d Post, Snoh0mish Trading
Co., s. Baxter & Co, Tok)as & Singer
man. T., Treen 4 RAYMOND, T. Smith
Tai 10y, Thos. Osgood. v. Schmidt, w
p. Pringle, w. H. Rich, w. II. Roger
l 4 D.. vi h II w I---- M>.l.a w y
Ssyward, w. r. Forest, w. A. Camp
bell, w. NJ. Co., W. Montgomery, Wad
dell d Miles, Valid x Campbell, w.
Chong, Yee Sing, Young & McKeon
Maginnis 4 Co., Wells, Fargo d Co.
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BIDS OpExKD.-Messrs. Boyd Il Pom
Gin opened bids for furnishing materials
and doing the brick and wood work ON
their contemplated new store Yesterday.
The building will be 35x3O feet, tive
stories, with a basement. These bids
do not include the glass, the fixtures
and many other important features,
which will cost in the neighborh0od OF
$5eco additional, and will probably b
let by contract at some future time.
The bids received were rs follows: +.
w. Rea, $16.75l; J. j. Shepherd, *l4,-
| L fohse, $13, 4s5; JoiEzsa Keenan,, $f42So.
| The contract has not yet been awarded.
but probably will today. in which case
the work of tearing or moving away the
Adelphi saloon building and Anderson's
paint shop will commences on Monday.
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How TO COOK RIcE.-Rice is becoming
a much more popular article of food
than heretofore. It is frequently sub
stituted for potatoes at the chief meal
of the day, being moro nutritious and
much more readily digested, At its
present cost, it is relatively cheaper than
potatoes, oatmeal or erain-grits of any
kind. In preparing it only just enough
cold water should be poured on TO pre-
vent the rice from burning at the bot
tom of tho pot, which should have q
close-fitting cover, and with moderate
fire the rice is steamed rather than
boiled until it is nearly done; when the
cover is taken of, the surplus steam and
moisture allowed to escape. and the rico
turns out a mass of snow-white kernels,
each separate from the other, and a.
much superior to the usual sOggy mass
az fine mealy potato il superior to the
water soaked article.
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COOP HoUsE.-Anothsr good house
greeted the Nellie Boyd Company last
evening, and went homo we'll pleased.
This evening will positively be the last
appearance of this company in Seattle,
on which occasion they will perform
the celebrated drama entitled "Ths Two
Orphans"
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To ORArE.-Judge l. NJ. Hall has az
cepted an invitation to deliver the ora
ton on our approaching national holt
day at Mount Vernon, and as the Judge
is an ardent and enthusiastic admirUr
of the american Man." the people who
have secured his services may expect to
hear a pure, unadulterated, rousihg, pa
triOtic Fourth of July address.
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Tn RAcs.-Every available convey
amos Vas brought into rsQuisition yes-
tsrday 10 convey people ont to the Du-
vamiah race course, 70 witness the race
hs1weon O'nsien's horse Honest Johu''
and Phinnsy's bay Kit" formerly
owned By George Foster, Of Olympia.
Norean O'nr,sn rods the horss and Ia.
Hansen the mass. Atths word 80, q
knndssd yards ths mare took the lead.
but Ne hoE.s sOou paAssd her and won
sids money changed hands on the 70.
suit.
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FEsrrvAL.-The ladies of tho Presby-
terrain Church give ono of their delight
full ice cream and strawberry festivals at
Yesler's Hall tonight. Refreshments
served from to II pm. An abundance
of choice berries, pure cream and Toe
cream will be reserved for those return
ing from the theater. Go and take your
lady. Refreshments, twenty-five cents.
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PERsoxAL.-Wm. Chandler, son Of X.
d. Chandler of San Francisco. arrived
in Seattle by the Elder yesterday on
business Of importance. Mr.. Chandler
il brother Of the lamented benjamin
Chandler. for . long time purser on the
steamer Empire, SO well and favorably
known ON the Sound. and especially in
Seattle, where he contemplated enter
ing into business At the time of his
death.
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Tn No1fax1m PAm11c.-In his Phil
adslphia reception Of May 18th, Henry
Willard d reported BY the Times to have
aid that he felt that the stockholds1s
owed . great debt Of gratitude 20 the
capitalists Of Philadelphia, for it was
here the plan was born, fo0teYed, and f.
naUy saved from utter ruin. He said
that tho purposes Of himself and his New
York associate stockholders had been
mi0oonstruod ainco they came into con-
troll. and declared that the one doeiro
that had actuated al their aotioas vas
to give strength 20 The Northern Pacific
and oomp1sto e - speedily q tQ1dhlo,
md in sptte It al obstacles - a.
planned h0W b had eooooivod ~ plan
09 1ofmlnQ oo0nootio0 AEu0 1nho So
psriw 70 the Pacific Ocean many years
before b had q share a sock In the
NoEthsrn Pacific; how b had placed
himself in control Of the Oregon Seam
chip Company, operating between San
Francisco, Portland and Puget Sound,
and to that tho Oregon 4 California
Railroad, and then sstablishsd the con-
nection bstWesn thass two corporations
and The Northern Pacific. These enter
prises were merely tributary to the
Northern Pacific, and he had never in
tended to make them anything else.
They had built up 1500 miles Of standard
gage road to meet the main linz, and
spent 5000 600 for the equipment Of the
steamship line, all Of which had not cost
the Pacific company dollar. And since
all this had bsen done emigration into
Oregon had been four times - great 40
formerly. The present vestsrn terminus
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

Two thousand GALLONS OF MEprcAr.
WATERING. H. B. Middaugh. General
Agent for the Medical Lake Salt. = in
the city, and will furnish thu no&ed
remedy, which Is sure cure for Rheu-
matism, Catarrh. Piles, Dyspepsia and
all akin diasasea Every hnY vsrrarte6
pure and genuine. Mr.. Middauch 4
stopping 1t the New ENGLAND.
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Arrnprsp RArx.-A miserable vaa-

Arzx1DrsD RAPE.-A miserable va9
abond attempted 70 raps the little seven
ysar.old daughter Of n. L. CavanAugh,
on Monday last. 1he child above man
tiooed end LITTLE 6Anghter Of West
Naples, Of the sams 80 vsre out gath
ertng strawberries near the Duwamish
raae ecu!se, vhen The fellow coexed
ssmpesd 70 aooomplsah his hsllish work.
Sssis and 6sd. The sstsisss in that
section srs ts.ribly wrought mp ever the
AFFAIR, and Il they are suooessful in
their efforts 70 capture the wretch. they
VII administer such punishmsnt - b
justly deserves.
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WHAT THE GEO. w. ELDER BROUGHT.
twenty-five passengers and 50 tons
freight for Olympia, AZ passengers and
l52 tons freight for Tacoma, n passen-
gers and 50 tons freight for Port Town
send, liz passengers and 347 tons freight
for Seattle, aud 132 passengers and $40
tons freight for Victoria. Total, 339
passengers and 1l3O tons freight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD,

desire to express my thanks to the
fremen and many friends who worked
so willingly to save our home from tho
flames yesterday.
It is evident Seattle il not wanting in
brave and kindly hearts when danger
calls. but it is pity such efforts "a
those of yesterday are lost for lack Of
proper seconding by the city, in provid-
ing suitable water tanks. Fully sensible
of this nSde the request to let what
could not be saved burn, but shall al
ways remember with grateful praise the
prompt friendship which saved our
household effects.
Gro. F. FRYK,
and Mas. FRYE.
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SENT UP.-A. longshOreman named
John Nolan assaulted George Nc
Donald yesterday and bruised him up
considerably. George at once had his
assaiiant arrested, and as he could
show no sufficient prOvocation for the
assault, was fined $50 and costs, in de-
fault of which no vas turned over to
Sheriff McGraw, and now languishes.
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OraWtnG and Pain1tnG.
Miss Katherine Almond, late Of San
Francisco, has opened class in drawing
and painting in oil and water c0lors-
Studio ON Front street, over Clayton
Bros. store. m2A-1m
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Second hand goods bought and sold
by L. L. Bales, Colman's row, on Front
street. n3O-tf
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SEAroRIAL--By requess of numerous
patrons = select Masquerade Skating
Carnival will Be given ON Saturday
evening. june 2ath. which viii b. the
closing OF the skating season. A CON-
mittes viii be appointed. 90 none win
be permitted to attend in mask except
thoae invited. The door will be for the
exclusive use Of maaken from $50 70
1870 pm. All will b permitted To
skate from 7:O 10 $50 p.m-. and from
1880 to ll:3O pm. jl5.tf
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Mo-, C11rI..-nr. aeadi., ,h..x.,,

Neas CArfLR.-Nr. Gcddis, the.well
known cattle driver, arrived here yester
day aftssnoou. accompanied by two or
three white men and several Indians.
Tha9 heoQght III hoad Of cattle from
The Kitt3tao valley. NJ. 0eddis reports
ls0 than three feet Of snow on the SUM-
init, which sxtended II distance Of about
II miles. The persons were eight days
In making the drive. The water In
aIroams along the route vas down, and
~ suaAs wore unusually good for this
anAapn ef the year.
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Ny gents furnishing goods arc tn
best in the city, and sold cheap for CAL
at the Puget Sound Hat Store. mz-tf
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Soma FouNrAIx.-I have q beautiful
I.apland Soda Fountain Of six syrups
and over draught tube and two five GAL
lon copper founts that will ssll & .
bargain n oRn be seen ~ my drug
store. Il. A. KELLY.
ml6-n
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Dus ToDAy.--Ths Steamship William
~ Ut Gan Francisco On Tuesday last
and b due here at noon to-day.
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Plaiters at Clayton Bros, 20 ssnts snd
upwards.
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Storage ct Balls 4 Youne's. y II.
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Ladies call at Clayton Bros. and 80
the Bridesmaid Corset, il il q beauty.
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
a work. Apply Immediately 1t the res
jeiStf W. A. JENNINGS. Front =
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WANTED.

A SINGLE PACKER AT THE
"A Shingie Mill. jelln
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T HAVE REMOVED FROM CHERRY
i street 70 Colman's Row, Front street.
whore wo will buy. cell or trade anything
In Tie secondhand line, and We viii auc-
ttcoeer In any part Of the city. Give 10 Q
call
jee-3w BALES Z YOUNG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-16
Waiter Wanted.

4 FIRST CLASS ONE AT THE SE-
"A astle Restaurant.
jeietf d. PFIIFFER.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-05-20
KEEP IT TO YOURSELF.

You have tronble-your feelings are
injured, your husband is unkind, your
wife frets, your home is not pleasant,
your friends do not treat you fairly,
and things in general move unpIcas.
antly. Well, what oft? Keep it to
yourself. a smoldering fire can be
found aud extinguished; but when the
Goals are scattered who can pick them
up? Bury your sorrow. The place for
sad and distrusting things is under the
ground. a cut finger is never ben Eft
ed by pulling off the plaster and ex-
posing it under somebody's eye. Tie
it up and let it alone. 1t will get we'll
sooner than you can cure it. Charity
covereth a multitude of sins. Things
thus covered are often covered without
a scar; but once published and confided
to neddiing friends, there is no end to
the trouble that they may cause. Keep
it to yourself. Troubles may be tran.
sient, and when sorrow is healed and
passed, what a comfort it is to say :
tsNo one ever knew it until the trouble
was all over"