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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
Foreign Intelligence.

tnf khedlve " Erypt, II was announord
oilihe nth, would grant amnesty 81 all per.
s'fs implicated In the late rebellion, except
ha-' convicted of murder and outrage
isthe English Channel the first oficei
arl two Of the crew VI the bark Auuilln
Yre drowned by the sinking Of tho ship
collision a few nights ago.
Az Philllppeville, Algeria, nm earth.
pako shock on the 9th caused the popula.
bn TO rush panic.stricken into the streets,
\ church, the barracks and one dwelling
vrrp damaged.
1nE announcement II made that
efunger" Walton, Of New York, lost
10000 by the defeat Of tlironci IN England
b the 9th.
TR baggage and three passenger ears
o. the Canadian Pacific Railroad were
Brown from the track near Deux Rivicres
ind burned on the 9th. A number Of tray.
piers were severely injured.
GENERAL CAsrrHos has been appointed
French Minister OF War, 10 succeed Gen.
ral Thibaudn.
A LONDON dispatch Of the 9th says that
he Lady Superioress aud the seven sisters
|htachci TO the Maria Institute, nt War.
|nw, Russia, which is under the direct
patronage Of tho Czarina, had been ar.
Eested ON the charge Of Nihillsm.
Tux religious revival meetings Of Moody
tnd Sankey were successfully inaugurated
Limerick, Ireland, on the 10th.
The other day Anarchists at Lyons,
fancc, poured petroleum on policeman
n set him on fire, burning him fatally.
at Lancashire, Eng, hye thousand
)ners were out on strike on the 10th.
INV days ago a Chilian force Of two
pdrcd and eighty mon surprised band
3Monteneros, nenr frias, killing one
dred and iity men and capturing
@ity horses. The ChilIans suffered nc
prgRIsrrNDENr MARTIN and seven 9th.
ben were killed recently by boiler cx.
Ion at the Santa Rita mines, near Mat
ras, Mex.
MAN attempted TO kill the President Of
Domingo, at Maybe, n few days slncs,
b sas shot dead by his intended victim.
CArTAis Of artillery at Matamoras,
&, recently Killed his sweetheart and
n himself. Jealousy was tho cause OF
crima.
Ps the 1lth a reward Of f50O was offered
Fsnglnnd for the recovery Of a lad named
HE Dickinson, who wis stolen IN Wis.
hsln two years ngo and taken across the
antic.
roREs and houses IN Port au Primo,
c pillngcd and burned by Haytian
els few days ngo, who killed all whc
sted. Two Generals were among the
y. The looters were finally driven out.
" resignation of the Spanish Cabinet
rrcd ON the ilth, on account of the
ions growing out Of the demon ,tra.
n OF the Parisian mob against King
$50.
rDERicK MANN, who slew tho Cook
f4y, was hanged at L'origcnal, Can, o.
three hundred and ninety.fl an.
nlsary Of the discovery Of America was
Il Faisd with great spirit In the opera
n at Madrid, Spain, on the 18th, where
N ihundred guests participated In ban.
qvl and statue Of Columbus was un.
VI
deemlng the assurances and ex.
pl ions OF President Drevy sufficient,
nd n IL foreign ambassadors on the i2lb
u1e Alfonso incident was at an end.
foundation on the i2lh IN tho Span
isIiage Of Laestrella wrecked sixteen
NJ and over forty persons were
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
LATER.

prohibition amendment In Ohio
Is 10 have been defeated by nearly Jo,-
n r..
years statistics show that travel
N Is as safe In America as In Europe.
deaf mutes were ordained priests
Of Episcopal Church In Philadelphia on
N }.
IA Is continually growing more
ss In her treatment Of Gcrman subjects
on frontier.
ur-EIGIir delegates attended tho
M : OF the International Socialist Con.
gr Pittsburgh.
Central Labor Union Of New
W jvises the workingmon 10 form mil.
~, EXAMINATIONS 10 defend their rights.
ssoS BRows, a farmer, was
m I'd the night Of tho 18th near fndl.
an and bis body placed on the rail-.
ro tck.
reported that \ syndicate has
~ msd to purchase the Sioux lands
" was proposed 10 ,hrow open TO tho
ID. Il. KNcKgRBocKER. of Geth-
r. Y. Church. Minneapolis, was
ee hied Bishop Of Indiana nj Phllsdsl.
N The 18th.
paeer Johnston has been sold 10
y iore N. W. Kittson, of ~ Paul, for
~ The'horse lately paced . mile In
The Chicago track.
rsExaER train and coal train col
" or Reading, Pa. on the 18th, smash
ID . doen cars. Nobody hurt.
Northern Pacific Railroad has
q % tho iree.plsniing business on an
Re scale as a shelter fence 10 keep
u from drifting upon The tracks.
EArolIs. MINI, i grinding is.-
0 el< Of hoar per day. The pfodae.
" 20 10 s,.o9 barrels n The water.
n ,proves. All The mills are grind
IN hey can.
| Scs YORK Fish Commissioners
n 20 begin The esperiment Of Z
"a for salt water fsh with which 10
ri The waters q The north Atlantic
ondition Of ibe English harvest
Eomp~tisIon Of Indian grain i held
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
sraislw xlssxs.
ffHstfs tmsas psssvitsrls fs6s ul&o1
- fnsss ~ fiHheFtsn's u<a ~ ~
s'"Het ts ua<Ii tsls<e<Has<es.

f#Hffs tmsnE ptassfi i<euIs foa> ulGGv
- fnfte N fiHtetfsa'a uea ~ ~
"'"H-d ss ua<f ,i><svsNs<es.
t- finspfusn. "a. On a.
~. iH]f a<t<<tI<e< cent etl nm
ssm-s' s,,,,ss -. tsst As<ney. III heavily
sissf tsklhs A'.-- 1<t> q HseN. ne1
train ~ J,.e,,' \, '@N - ~ oltefnnsn
4 rsst-ln,ss !" 80. =. sha<s tAe na-<~u6>v
ssfI.a. s.1.,ss s.s.e wv z 'eusF>ay i 800.
stst ~.,rs s W. II es&f nins>,'
v,.i.r y n ..nHss N ~ Isw rvs<- ~
ws.s 80 !" ~ t''sxAeny VALLEY us1.'..
shs s,,.ss.s ~ !" : .sv'kst snd vAlis s.is-e- "A
sss~... ~ 3 ris'=tufsk jlss1 ~s-e -
~. =" Int iuufe tnn tkse ~. "a.
~ ~ ofsds dlvisiaa, ~ ,s-s s..s.- sze:s =
sHrsd M11y q sh~m y aul,. -
eko - N111lnoer Z fn1she,.< ~.
joine9 ~ ~ y ~ nv 49, !. y p.
pIarea. Ttssl11 W. - - 12s-.s .s ...S
teras sornarsente6 = ~ |Ina6 s5ss. =
and Iives and peclcCI p l1vsl '-.1~--
srsmpsd cioss y III ~ sIs5<
tiens Of violence wers NJ
~ ye&tcr'ldy whcn NE nn111I
hts man, ~ th4y VEN otou@
mines, were enufron1ed ~ ri
excited strikers armed u oho
demanded that The miners quIo NJ
men ~ body refused, whsn ~ 11I
became angry, and drawing revnIv6S1. (
a fusUads In tho air. Tho Hupoftn(oi1d<
and aids could not control tho men. ~
they fed like sheep, since which fimo I'M
have been afrsid 70 70 10 work. "FsaYi4<
blcodshcd," said General Manager No1.
chant, 1--WE autographed for detectives.
They VIII do police duty and some viii
mingie with the strikers and learn their
plans. | am afraid that 4 riot Will yst take
place, but hope the detectives will hold The
strikers level" Several cases of rines and
ammunition have been sent 10 Dubois for
the use Of the officers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
ONO


coLunsus. o.. Or n
Official returns from Tuesdays eleclfoa
began coming In slowly to-day. slk eoun-
tics being received up 70 10 O'Clock to-nlGkA
Franklin County tofIicialD sivss Hoe1ly
i,4pI plurality. Secretary of Boa1s New.
man estimates IIosdly's majority II ~
Stats At o.sla No dgurss ksve bsen ~
eeIvsd 10 change estimeteD mado a -
Legislsture; The countiss revived 11lnIlv
are Ashland, Delaware, 0aIila. Jo(Eefso6.
,wyandot, AuKlaIrs. These rivs ~ m
hibitlon amendment, yes, 1e,ID5j -. 9o{.
Total vote OF the six counties 8,m ~
second amendment received over kalf q
the votes cast In the coun1lo9 nan1c1.
Granting tho same rate Of n>afor1o1oo& u11>
= combined negative vots Of n 40 - No.
iiton and cuyahoga Counties, 4 q ~
mated that the Amendments wlil y 16(So111
by 5000 at least. stu sons frlonf0 e <1
measure claim that II will b o1o111d 81
10.O0 r 2 = - = - -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
FACTS POR FARnERs,


oteessd fron The Oees4es noQ11o - ~
DepArsssst II Agriruisnrs- RosGs6s -
""Hsss beduesd By The havaoes efKsue1v
wAsufxoTos. D. @. o. n
The October corn report Of ~ Dsvo1t
ment OF Agriculture fully sastalns ~ ~
graphic summary 81 ths lo>h q 11or<rukr
relative 70 injuries bv fro>s- - - ~ -
and IDth Th.~. -.-< ss.Lse@- <- ~<
-. 49, -. 49, ! W
moss noticespls being on ~ - = -
Northwest. bfafc averages Of ~ ecn1t
tion show ths extent of Ne )n1nvv. 49,
was greatest In NiohIxso. WIrer-11~. ~
4. .".. ,eysv - - 4 49, i.
ags In elevated portions of ror1rSIv1n|9
and West virginia. In ths novlksr~ ssr.~11--
Of indiana ana rlI,ro,. ..S a t-.-1 M
s .,. ~. .s s"e -
vance" hsins OF Iowa. but senfqe@Y ~ -
Nebraska and nons In kan<nn y r1roe1oG
Except from few places N Nur1nr1m Knx,
tuehv and NI..ourl. th.r. /. g ...--5S-=. -
src-,. n - ' s,ss.1 .-..ss = e-1-.z-s----'-
m. r.s.s..s 2 - - .o..- " ~ ..
gan, from 90 10 u; wisconsIn. fEom - =
60; Ohio, from y 70 a: Nsv York. 6I>nI -
a. AZ r.. --s..-.ss.' = : -'...1. e s.,-. W,
s. ~ -
ana IN indians' The hiya Drpo-uI< -
ures have bssn materially rodnouf ~ 111I5
Tho loss In condition frum 6runr>6 f1. + s
come more apparent. earsl.e r7Irf< 1I''@1.
tions n sens.,nher e,1I~..sss ~ .-.==..1.
Tic seaboard snd south q fFuuo 6F51& r
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

IOWA.
DKs Moisxks. To-. Oct. u.
Returns from every county In the stats
moro or less complete, and from nfty-ons
counties complete, show that Bhcrman's
majority over Kinue will bs between
1900 and 1900, and about 1900 over KInns
and Weaver combined. Tbs Senate stands,
Republicans, 10, Opposition, 10. House.
Republicans, 81, Democrats, 10, Green
hackers, I; Independent, In doubt, Wash.
inston County, which Il claimed for Has-
klns, Democrat, by 0 majority, which ths
official count may change. Prohlbifioa hae
at least - majority In the sensts and foay
IN The House, OF ono more than the cop11f.
iutional majority necessary 10 pass NIls
II five of the ureenbackers an rFuhlbljloa'
ists, as they declare they are, 4 viii hayo
four votes moro. II II Prohibition Lerlo
lnture. Latest returns from IAnn Coo61y
gives tho majority 10 Henderson, Dsmogrok
This Official count Will b. nlads nex1 Moo
day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

AnckpfA. VITA, Oct ~
A terrible cyclone struck this place from
The southwest 81 midnight last night, last.
Ing about thrss minutes. Peopls were
driven from their beds 70 thclr cellars ~
svoid The most destructive wind kpown
here. Barns, chimnsys and oufbaIIdInes
mIscpously OVER ths countFy. Many peo-
pie ver~ Inslmsd and fsarfsily crIppisi by
houses falling upon them Wills iksy were
sleeping. Reports Of destruction afs cons.
Ing IN rapidly. but ths dsmsss ean nos q
yst b eslimaisi- The pe1k d ~ cyclQns
vss nsrryv and ertsadsd fron ~ soG1k.
wan& % the uoffheaaf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
THE ELECTIONS.

The Iowa Legislature In ihs Hands of ths
Prohibitionists- Further Estimates from
Ohio DO Not Change the Result Already
Announced.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17
REMARKABLE CHANGE IN A boston
WOMAN'S MAIR.

Many remarkable tales have been told
of persons who, by reason of fright OF
other causes, have found that their hair
has turned white in single night. But
there Is not, We believe, anywhere on
record case where person went ia
bed in calm state OF mind, rested
souhdly till daylight, and awoke in the
morning to find that during sleep his OF
her hair had changed from ebony to sill
yer. That is to say, there never was
such case until last week, when Just
this sort of an incident occurred in
Boston. The subject was a lady who
retired at her usual hour, taking with
her another and an elderly lady, a visi-
tor, who had arrived late in the day, and
for whom no other accommodation
could be arranged. The subject of this
incident was noted for the fineness and
beauty of her hair, which was said by
good judaes-people who had been
abroad and were acquainted with the
appearance Of ravens-to rival the ra-
ven's wing in blackness and luste-.
Being blessed with good conscience
and having eaten nothing indiRestible
at supper. the lady slept peacefully dur
ing the night, and awoke refreshed in
the morning.
On looking toward the mirror she
saw that her hair, instaad of being
black as when she went to bed, was
plentifully streaked with gray. She
sprang up at onOe to assure herself by Q
nearer survey, and had just become CON-
vinoed that her first view was correct
whom at that moment her elderly COM
panion, who had already dressed and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

The Pail Mall Gasette Of February I'd
says:
A marriage was arranged TO take place
at Ranmoor, a suburb OF Sheffield, yes
terday, between Edwin Wild, described
az schoolmaster out Of employment,
and lady from Cornwall who has been
living in Sheffield with several friends
for the last six weeks. Tho bridegroom
and his bcst friend. William Edward
Booker. were about to drive to church
when they were arrested on the charge
of steslinQ hearthrug from a pawn
brokers' shop. wildentreated the officer
not to lock him up. LET me 60 to Ran-
moor church first," he added, and get
married. II will be 215,000 ont Of my
pocket il you look me pnow. You can
come With me and SEQ me married" He
produced special license for the mar
riaQe and the wedding ring. The officer.
however, drove Wild and Booker TO the
police station, where they we're formally
charged with the theft, TO which they
made no reply. The driver of the oar
riaQe went Oh to tell the bride what had
happened. Last evening the lady was
seriously i'll.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

(From the Aflanta con,t,,u.,,,, ,

Wv" "s AHo1ttu IOHstffHts0n.
On Sunday at 9 o'clock DR.. Alber.
hape and q. l.. Quimby, of New York.
LEFT Taiioiah Hotel for the purpose OF
exploring various hitherto unexplored
points of Tallolah Falls. At ocean
Falls the Doctors friend declined To
proceed further on 80 perilous a mis-
sion, but DIR. Hape, undaunted. pro-
ceeded with the understanding that he
would Join his friend at point near
the grand chasm." DR.. Hape failed
TO meet Mr.. Quimby, and the fears of
tins latter were aroused as TO the ex-
piorer's safety. At 4 o'clock search was
begun, but without avail. Later an
other search was begun, which ended
without success.
On Monday DR.. Hape vas seen seated
on rock Immediately below the
Devils Pulpit," 800 feet from the
earth's surface and LEO feet above the
FLYER bsd. He could neither proceed
nor recede from his position. Down
there 1t was dark az Erebus, and look
down in the dark a. the Doctors light,
wiiOh consisted Of pine burning on a
rock, reminded the spectato, Of the
darkness attributed 10 Hades. On
Monday he dropped a note saying
Get ropes 300 feet long. Am all y. X. !"
Later ho was rescued.
From DIR. Hape's own story the fol-
lowing facts are gathered Starting
from Lovers Leap he went TO Oceana, j,
aud, turning up the river, went along
the brink a piece. and then, deciding to
60 around under the Devils Pulpit, -
ascended about 100 feet. He continued
his journey until he got directly under
the Pulpit. when, to his amazement, he
found that he could go no further, and,
turning around, discovered no way of
retreat. Not returning at the appointed
time, search was made, and about 10
o'clock that night, after the entire party
was wearied with the fsuitless searching
and had decided that he had found q
watery grave, small light was seen on
a narrow ledge some three or four feet
wide and ten feet long, about 800 feet
from the top of the Pulpit and 150 feet
above the water. It seemed impossible
to rescue him alive, and after several
attempts TO get within calling distance
the party decided they would be obliged
to wait until morning.
At daylight, armed with ropes, re-
freshments, anla code of signals, they
again started on their perilous mission.
From the top Of the cliff the Doctor
could be seen, mere speck clinging ON
to the almost perpendicular wall. Five
men, taking the ropes, worked their way
down until they got within fifty feet of
him, and then threw him the rope. The
way the Doctor grabbed that rope
showed that be was still in possession of
his remarkable muscle. Without q mo-
ment's hesitation he made fast one end
of the line to a stump, and. reading the
note of instructions, made the necessary
preparations and quickly descended to
the bottom, whore he found tho rest Of
the rescuers ready to receive him with
open ArmA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17
4 sssrEs's LevE.

HOstetter McGinnis, a society young
man, who is great beau, called at the
Longcoftin mansion on Austin avenue.
Misses Esmeralda and Birdie Long
coffn, who are rivals for the affections
Of Hostetter, received him in the parlor.
During the conversation he narrated q
very amusing incident. at which Miss
Esmeralda burst into vociferous roars
OF laughter, while Miss Birdie did not
smile at all, but sat up in her chair in a
very reserved and solemn manner. She
slortly afterward excused herself and
Withdrew from the room, leaving her
SISTER to entertain Mr.. McGinnis.
Iour sister did not appear to have q
Keen appreciation of humor. I notice
zoe did not smile when related that
humorous incident"
:, that's where you are mistaken. Mr..
nso9innis," replied Esmeralda. Dir
Slc mas very keen sense of the ridicu-
U0s, and would have roared until you
0uio have heard her q mile of, but she
u.s compelled to restrain herself"
.is she i'll ?''
NO, she eats enough for three, but
ue wears false teeth, and her
nes cot gets out of order when she
sllea which causes her friends to sup
e sne has no sense of humor, but it
= 80 mistake. have often told Birdie
sos s o1Rht to live in Virginia"
. WY SO r asked HOstetter.
Because she has to readjust her
sssn % frequently. That's what she il
lung now. She ought 10 live among
~ neadjustors, where she would feel
moeeat home"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

naX lots In BolltoVn.
-Four lots On Pike streek.
Three lots IN g. A. Bells hrst addition.
Two lots On water front, foot Of Pike
street.
Three lots in A. A. Denny's hfth ad-
ditio1.
-Four lots In G. G. Terry's second ad-
ditiOa.
-Four lots in G. G. TerTy's Arst add
ti0n-very fine.
Seven lots in McNaueht's hrst addi-
ton,
Three lots in Judkins's addition.
Thirteen lots in MaynArd's toWn plat.
Five lots on Second street.
A very fine block on Front street..
Also some good dwelling houses
Two farms, good hop land.
large line Of other property not
mentioned. H. HKYNK1,
Office with McNauRht. Ferry, No
Naught Il Mitchell, Commercial street
f7ff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

49, variety Of feed for man and
~ Aepe at w. E. Jones' Denny's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Fine Merino UNDERSTANDS, 50 cents;
Cashmere OvershiFts, Size; 1 pairs
Shaker Socks, 80 cents, at the StaI
Clothing House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

st,y soee potatoes for seed q W. z
D0ny's blook.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Roae Rae cheapest place in the city for
80 y AND Shoes IL o. B. Littell's Bar
~ c;ssssc csore In Denny's Block on Front
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Chas. Goldstein il in receipt Of the
latest spring styles in hats and caps.
Como and examine stock and pricea.
Front street, Masonic building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Concave glassss for myopia q Little
NJ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

y Ins latest novelties in hats, such as
~ IAngtry," "Dash," and also the
Aenetic" hat, which claims to cure
!. .cSache cI and neuralgia, can be found
10as. Goldstein's, the leading halter.
~ ,uas street. with little Mac, the jew
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

For man Il has 10 equal: foe beas1s I
4 not exoo1lDd- What 11n4auHl
SPAWN Cure.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Yeeler says that Piper's milk breai
keeps him in good health. Piper say
tIat YeslCr ~ the most cosdied man h
town. d15-o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Three years ago 81. Julian, the great
California trotter. was unknown; the
same may be said Of Ksndall's SPAWN
Cure. Now both have q world wide
reputation. Why? Because they both
have merit. One is great trotter, the
other is the most successful remedy
ever discovered TO be used on man OF
beast. Read ad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

~ ~; oan save from 80 cents to 81 per
e ~ buying your Boots and Shoes Of
nv - :; p1ittell at the Bargain Store, Dem
Block, Front Street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

EASTERN SuoAR CURxD HA,1A-We
are now Offering this winters cure, un-
covered hams, the finest yet-sweot,
free from salt, very tender and juicy.
G. r. Hrox. & Co,
fltf Caah 0rocors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

IN V Calf Boot for Men cannot be
~ On the coast. Call and SEQ them at
ssell's Bargain Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

CANDY AND NuTs.-The largest o.
sortment and the finest goods in the
city. G. p. SroNB d Co.,
f1tf Cash 0rOoers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

Gents Underwear, White 6hirtA Over
alls, Neckvcar, and Sospenders, ct D
b. Littsll's Bargain Store On Front
street near Madison.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17
Shingles for Sale.

WE ARE NOW TURNING OUT $4,000 FIRST CLASS
w Shingles per day with shnele MILL and prepared
gil asy s coutrac Of whatever shortest
lbe notice and on the most reasonable terms
ALSO,
Sash oeos, moudines Drackets and finishins lumhol
Nanufasurea order at The shortest notice Orders iron de
Itancs promptly dlsd Factory foot Of Madison u
0AoOooAl0 = 01cYxG
J 80 Pa - 0 onnMA r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-17

]. p. De MATT00,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW AND REAL
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