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SPECIAL Notices.
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evof introduced IA tIis country
the Natural Mineral
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from Birresborn on the Rhine.
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Crocers 60. &c.
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THE new ENfLAN ID GRANITE WORK. II 1rttocL 'oll
Quarties ani Workshops, Westerly, Ri
FiuouolIueuf4 AMI bult.lg WorS ia Ert1tc - t"ils'
and ostA furnished without charge tprrs'p,nl"1ce'p
For the ~umuer-A gentlemen and VIE lAnel,ih',
- lrrr desire 10 take 4r gt II tc house % ~
v who wl spend ont Of town viii CIV" best u
ef.t,. % ltcd iADlitF ie
flros. aye ie1ly n desired Pie se address NAN
HAITIAN. Tribune Oncc.
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A. - -,,-rrr - t~-l,Y * CO.'S EMULSION OF COD.
T,vt'R oil with PEPeIN ami QUINN u. has 10 iucet
many Get tho mai l42l Way anu % yt-ly
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fr,in y roll Of 80 ,dIIS ol - cent, peg YAit
avn SHEPARD KNAPP = co, tth-1yc and l3'hst
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GEO. A. LEAvITr K CO.. Auctlon.er'.
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.

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now exhibition AZ Clinton Illl. to De 'olt bv an''nn
THURSDAY ami FRIDAY AtIERNOoN@.
vnry superior col e ~ "a Sfca' variety ~ size foo 1A
desiru Ine quality old aud Rare EWbroiderlcs &c &c
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ln o. weeks without knife d. Ni, lr ~, y
circular containing ret'rence+ Dr upl l. - - -'i ~
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The response TO the next toast. "Thc six Assoc-
alton Of Amcuca tie principal toast
Of the eyenaz-was made by The
Hon. William Walter Phelps. Mr. Phelps
arraigned the SIX men Of New-Jeracy - bad
and wicked, not to say impatient, men. When he
went to Congress he was not properly
impressed with tho exalted character
OF bis position These six men called
upon him in Washington oaIly one morning just 40
Inc was gong down 10 LIS breakfast aud Wien be
sent word, with his COMPLIMENTS that
he would them ater breakfast,
such was their Impotence mat dsncr as he cOuld
hear it they sand something IS they won't
out Of tho door to the effect that e. they
would see him first. ILaushtcr.l These silk mon
we're not patriotic either for at the election last
fall when Iepub can Institutions were threatened,
they uid not heed his assurances Of danger and his
oieI do all he could to avert 10, but thcy hired
ROOM hired music aud furnished their own speak
crs and this was the only means by which
the country vac saved and their candidate as de
feated Laughter "Yet notwithstanding all
this" said the speaker. shall stand by the SILK
Association oil America faT II il represented IN
Paterson. iApplausc.l shall stand by all these
Centlemen who did their own speaking to elect
nv oppOnent because ! believe them to he good
citzeus good gentlemen. and good friends and
purpose at the expiration OF my time 10 satisfy
them that if they did not get thor own friend
thev got the next best Great applause.
William Strange and Mr.. Otterb0urg also re-
cd a tOasts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10
THE DISTRICT CeURT.

Court met pursuant to adjournment.
the attendance being the Same a. that
Of Monday. John Il. Kinnear and Jas.
p. Worrell, both Of the Illinois bar. were
admitted to practice in the Courts Of
the Territory. Otto Wolf, q native of
Germany. was admitted to the rights Of
citizenship.
The Grand Jury made return, finding
the following true bills:
John Nolan-Indictment found for
assault with intent to commit murder.
J.P. ACKNOWLEDGMENT for exhibit
ing dangerous weapon in an angry
and threatening manner.
George Sutor-Indictment for grand
larceny.
Mark Observation-Disclosures for gamb-
ling.
The greater portion of the day. as was
the case on the day previous, was taken
mp in settling issues. Default was en-
tered against Christopher D0nnelly and
his sureties James w. Smith and Geo.
T. McGinnis; also defaults for failing
to appear against the defendants in the
cases of Manly Wilbur vs.. Malvinia
Wilbur, and ID. w. Treat vs. Augusta
Treat.
Much of the afternoon was taken up
| in hearing the arguments in the case OF
Thomas L. Adams and Burg johnson
Va. the steamer josephine and her own
ers, Newton Hartman, j. B. Ball and
Fritz Gibbon. This action is based mp
on q claim for damages for injuries re-
ceived by the plaintiffs in the explosion
of the boilers of the Josephine in Jan
uary last. The case was taken under
advisement.
Court adjourned at 4:30 to meet al
$50 this morning.
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HorKI BnUxswDcx.


@ 8 Curtis&vf Ken. @ Creese, Snohom'h
l. z Hixon, NPRR, J w Shower Snoho.
A II Aaron ComDB 9 Rowland. Vict'ra,
J NJ Thompson, R'nP @ Gladinitz, S'nJ
W Selby Pt Blky, B Derrick&wf, Sim
] Brockway. city, NJ 0aliiher6da, Ia,
] l. Myers, Ompa, p Finnigan, W W,
l. Rocknan, w w, G H Horton. Tac'a,
4 B Moore, Tulalip, j Banks&vf, ST
X r AtneIl, Lyden, 8 Morris, LACon'I
J BRob;asonF erndl T Dooley, Canada,
J II Titus, w r &c Ferguson Sno.
ARLINGTON.
MrsHD MorganSno. JFontain, N b,
JFNorman, ST, JWright&sis, Ptl'd
JJMcBride, Vic, ESRotchchild, 5 f.
Mrs g ? Bradford, J LSmlth, Irondaie
sRPrentiss Oakld. MFSprague, Ptl'd,
ECanfieldAurora, INF Berry, 8 F,
HHaussman, B F, MLTiciines.
H u Williams 4 VT, WMcMicken&vf,O
Glenwood, La, ADHubbell&wf, WI
PDJones&wf Utsa'y WdCrosby, Utsala'y
yCarrei, Utsalady. AJBeach, Rent0n,
JMechaslson, city, FLThresher, st r,
NEW ENGLAND.
CPJohnssn, s F, CLMayham, Mimi.
WTurney, Sno' mish, H Hudson, 3 F,
CWPierce, Ptl'd, A Gordon 4 family
MDonagh, Snoho. Crescent City,
WHMackay, inn, j JPiende. Victoria
RHGallagher, Opd' NSSparksPt Town,
CJLanesonPtDis. DROndelbushC he'l
WMMyers, wR, MASellers, w h.
JMKosh, PtLudrw Llseard, Victoria,
BWCary, Seabeck, LJenson, Mt Vernon
SMarsford, Skaget, JAJames, Mankato
CBFraser, Mimi, GWBrady, Portrd,
II Braise, Gala, RPRussell, Mimi,
WGFranklin, Ptl'd, AWMiller, Ptrully,
p Hunneliy, Whatcom.
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HEArrLE CONm0NEEs PER MxxIoo.-
A Orth, A B Steward, A Montgomery, A
Montgomery, A w Schwan, A Little, A
T Searle. A s Baldwin, Asher d Marcy,
Of Idaho; A Hansen, A Farrell, A jan
sen, A Sl0rah, Ballard d Fox, blanchard
q Co, Ballard q Hatfield, Blackman q
Baker, Brewster q Lang, b G Page 4
Co, Barsell q Hink, @ p Stone & Co,
C0speE, Mcintyre l. Co. Collins d Duffy,
Claws d Harms, @ Il Brewster 4 Co, G
@ LAwry, Of tho Nellie, @ 0oldstein, G
7 Barrow, G A jennings, Densmore q
JOhnson. D b Nathan, d Roth, d 81
Jouee, DIT Denny, e Lobe q Co, e
Coleman, e d Never, Enterprise.
Froderieks 4 Bowley, Frnuenthal broe.
Funk 4 Co, E n Thomas, F b Matthews,
g @ England, 9 Kellogg q Co, 0ett-
stein, LANCER Il Co, @ Davies q Co, Har-
rinQton 4 Smith. II e Levy, Hall, Paul
son a Co, II Jones q Son, II Bode. 81 8
b, 81 @ Mclaughlin, a r Phillips, ]
Sullivan, ] Crist, ] D Lowmau, Johneon
4 Peterson, ] W Smith, J G WRIGHT. ]
r Mcdonald, ] e Nonahan, J Robert
eon. MoNauRht, A Stafford, J Ellis.
~ A CORNER, ] Frausnthal 3 Bro, ]
John, ] 81 OnGtotA J e Du1, KelloeQ g
6nydeR, Lake Union Furniture 0o. Z
OheadlA. i p Smith Z Son, 4 Dilles. Z
Levy 4Oo, Il i Andrew, u kim. -
Kse, II 81 wilcox b Co, II ak Gott-
Stain. Moran Bros, Mn. Il Munoh, Nd
Donald 4 nudge, Miahiean l(ili q.
Mn II J FifxQsrald. N OhiIbepo.
y Kslly. Peltx b Dousfag. Phillips Bro.
Peteroon d BEu, Hoar-lHrRrrSuuurra
PuhlSnhrs.~ n psnslaa n.v,. - -. n-l
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There il said 70 be talk Of bridging
the Columbia at Kalama-
There are about thirty pupils enrolled
In the Oregon school for deaf mutes. at
Salem.
The Starr came in several hours be
hind her usual time yesterday after
noon.
Yesterday vas an abnormaliy dull day
ct the Police Court-not even q plain
drunk
The W. C. T. q. will meet at O'Clock
on Friday afternoon at the rooms Of the
7. N. G. 4.
To r. w. Carleton, purser Of the
Steamship Mexico, our thanks are due
for courtesies.
Baker City, Oregon, gave birth to a
daily paper. The Daily Sage Brush. on
the ID Of October.
At the meeting Monday evening meas
ures were taken for the formation OF
gymnasium association.
Frank Hanford has been appointed
by Judge Greene receiver Of the proper
ty OF J. g. Wright, insolvent.
The WEEKLY Posr-ISTKLLIoEscER at
Stratman's news stand, and at the Of
dee Of publication, for 10 cents copy.
The frame structures Immediately in
the rear of the building occupied by
Dexter Horton q Co., are being re-
moved.
Col. Prosser and wife are expected to
return in few days from an aIl-snm-
mer's stay in the country east OF the
Cascades.
There will be scandinavian meeting
this Wednesday evening, at 7s3O pm,
by Rev. j. Jorgens0u, at the M. T..
Church. opposite 81. Charles Hotel.
The Nevada Society held its second
regular meeting last evening. at which q
number of OK Neyadans were elected TO,
and become members Of the Society.
The suocess of our salmon fishers
seesns to have suddenly deserted them.
There has been q great and mysterious
falling of In the catch within the past
few days.
Captain and Mrs. Marshall and Miss
Blanche Kinds Of Seattle, who have
been stopping at the Lick House recent
y, win soon pay q prolonged visit to
Los Angeles.-S. r.. Chronicle.
The oyster trade OF Yaquina Bay. Or
eQon, il again locking mp, and a San
Francisco firm are trying to make ar
rangements for shipping large quanti-
ties 70 that city during the coming sea-
son.
A genuine Chinese dude attracted
some attention on Commercial street
yesterday morning. The Oriental was
esfeeously aSraysd In the very blusst 81
sky-blus clothing, and displayed the cor.
nsf Of . pale green handkerchief on his
manly bosom.
Annie A. Theobalds, formerly Of Sc
attie, was married Sept. 10Th to Arthur
Sovereign, at Woodland, Cal. Miss
| Theobalds IL the daughter Of w. w. The
obalds, an editorial writer on the Intel
ligencer nearly dozen years ago, who
il now publisher of the YoJo Nail.
The steamship Mexico this trir
brought from San Francisco to the sew
erai ports ON her route the number o!
passengers and tons Of freight named
In the table following
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OFeRonian.I
The bark Oregon, the loss Of which
vas received BY telegraph on Monday
morning, was one OF tho three original
steamers Of the Pacific Mail Company,
and laid the foundation OF that once
powerful corporation. She was built IN
New York in 18lS BY W. III. Brown, and
her engines by Stillman. Allen Z Co. OF
the Novelty Works. She arrived at San
Francisco under the command OF Capt.
B. II. Pearson, the California having
preceded her under command OF Capt.
G. p. Patterson. On the third trip she
arrived at San Francisco on the I'd Of
October. 1850. bringing the news OF the
admission of California into the Union.
When the John L. Stephens vas built
in 1852, Captain Pearson went East TO
take command of her, and the Oregon
was given in charge of Captain Il. L.
Whiting, Who aftefward commanded
the Sonora and the Golden Gate. After
Writings promotion to larger vessels
the Oregon was commanded at varlous
times by Captains w. Z. Dali, Allan
McIane, C. G. Dali, w. F. Lapidge, A.
v. H. Leroy, Joseph Sutton and +. Il.
Baby. She ran to this port for some
Time 01b6I bu0 llbtlo OOiumDaA W0A oOlu
to 70 to China, under command of w.
L. Dali, his brother being in command
Of her sister ship, the California. In
1868 her engines were removed and she
was sold 10 the Seabeck mills, of which
Marshall Bliun was chief owner. The
third ship of the line, the Panama, was
brought out by Captain ID. g. Bailey,
and was subsequently sold to Ben. HOl.
laday, who sold her for gunboat TO the
Mexican Government. She is still In
service. The California was sold to
Peter Donahue, by him TO Ben. Holla-
day, then to the Pacific Mali Company,
then to Goodall, Perkins d Co., and BY
them to Nick Biohard, Who removed bel
engines and converted her into q bark
At last accounts she was in the Nanai-
mo coal trade. When General w. s
Harvey visited this coast in connection
with the San Juan Island difficulty the
Oregon was selected to carry him on
bis voyage to the disputed island. Sht
was, indeed, historical ship. And &c
perish, one by one, the vestiges of
1.-THE days of old, the days of gold,
The days Of Forty nine"
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POST : MTELLIGENCED



In Conversation with . prom'nen'
msmbsr Of our City Council tos o.. %
day about the establishment OF nfs NM
~ In this city, We we're told tAas sne
only reason for delay IN action on sn's
important subject was the facs taas 'ns
price Of brick vas % ezosbitsntiy Man.
that parties owning building los VIM
in the proposed limits found Il impoa
lille 10 build Of brick; that the coss Oh :
brick boildin9 at the prices cnafeeo
would BE- % great that only BY ievyine
sxoebitant rents could the owner GET =
fair interest on bis investment Inefe
h too much truth IN this sfatemsns-sne
price Of brick II out Of all reason; ana
i doubtlss dstsrring many from eress-
ing permanent and ESSENTIAL nrepiooi
strustarss in this city. Yet Ne believe
that even With this DISADVANTAGES. the
reduced cost Of insurance on the build
inc erected, the higher rent which can
- charged merchants and others on 40
couut Of the lower rate Of insurance on
sock viii, opn Close calculation, for a
psriod a say ave ysara, more than COM
peusste for the extra present outlay IN
VOWED. For The @fety and permanent
good Of the city II would Be far better y
mot 4 building were erected in its bust
nsn centsr during the next twelve
month than 70 have the nov few vacant
lots therein encountered with wooden
hrstraps and finder boxes. The passage
Of an ordinance establishing nre limits
might and probably wsula work tenn
porary hardship 70 . few who, owning
valuable property desire by bsilding. e
obtain n rental. interest on the money
invested and Who perhaps In isolated
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TN THE Dl6TRICrHuOuRT OF THE
j Third Judicial District. holding tsrns ~
Seattle, IN King county.
NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY.
No. slle--J. y. T. Mitchell, Iibellsnt vi
the steamer Josephine. and Newton Hart
man, J. D. Ball and Fritz DibberD, respond
ents.
wisrsss, libsl has been aisd in the above
entitled Court on the 18th day Of neptember,
1853, By J. 2. T. Mitchell, ltbsllant, Against
The ssssnas Jos:lhins. her tackle, apparel
,. B Ball and Frits bibbesn, alleging. in sub.
stance, that bstwsen January 10Th, 1883, and
June 1T. 1858, uhellant, under contract wi b
aid Newton Hartman, J. B. Ball and Yritx
Dibbesn, hauled ont the wreck Of said steam
g Joesphine, on his ship ways ct Seattle, In
Kiag county, ". r., and under aaiA contract
SoooastSueted The hull Of aid steamer lose
phins, and that said rsspondsnts ars now In.
0ebted 10 sasd Iibellant thsrefor In the sum
of oas h1pdred aud forty.four and nfty.sevcD
one hundsedfh dollars, end praying process
AGAINST oat1 steamer Josephine, hR tackle
appars' andfuFsiturs. and that sid atsarner
her oaekls, . passl and furniture may 10 con-
dsmned and sold v pay The amount due lbsl-
liant . he contract = sforssaid. with inter
Nov, thsrsfors. in puvsuapcs Of the mont
tioo, under the ssai Of tho aid Court. 70 mo
directed and delivered, I 20 hereby give pub
Ne nofioe 70 al psFss M claiming the said
eesamss, bsf tackle, apparel aud furniture. ~
q ~ nasnsr intarseesd thsss!n, That they
- and appeax bs1oFe the aid District Court.
10 - hel6 q The city o. esattle, In and for
~ 1hlBd judicial Dietrict a. Washington
Territory, on IL hrt Monday Of November,
loo1 (boine the geh lsv Of eAid MONTH, d II
O'Clock . the f0gonooa Of that day, provided
re saasenall . esy e jarisdsctsca. othsr-
alSog, then and thGgo - intsgpeos their claims
- maho ths1S alleGn11ons n that behalf.
0uAnLW HuPKuQ
U~itsa als1as llazskal q N61Hio(16l Ten
1y5 =. nsoaAM.
popn1y MAMMAL.
Whi1s : 1dsaAay. ls.sssss isslilsila.s.
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SAN rRASCIsuo COAL RECEIPTS.
During the eight months ending Sep
temper LIST the receipts at that port were
BASE BALL SUGGESTION.
SEATTLE, Oct. 8, 1883.

A few days since you had q piece in
your paper in regard to the base ballists
Of this city which, by the way, / think
was about right; and think, as there
are about fifty or more men and boys
in this town who consider themselves
base ballists, II would be gsod idea il
they would form clubs Cat least three)
and compose = league, 70 be known as
the Washington Base Ball League, 90 aa
to be able to represent this city little
more favorably next summer than they
have this. Please insert this suggestion
in behalf Of one Of Seattle's base ball
players. and oblige
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

HAVING THIS DAY RENTED MY
i 4 store to M. Harris, take this method
OF informing my friends and patsons that
room under Mr.. Fred Bories. In the Col
man block, Front street. and will there
dispose Of my goods ct San Francisco Ant
cost without freight. and for CASH only.
will be In attendance at said store room
from g. m. to u M. and from to 1 %.
m All orders per letter will receive
prompt attention II sent C o. d., or II
ocIO0 L. REINTG.
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MONEY MA n 4 EFT
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF 8EATTlE.

GHAS. NAhER. LEADING WATCH.
~ maker and jeweler, in the Yesler-
Leary block, deals In Diamonds, Watches,
yewelry. Silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical instruments.
N0tarial Seal at %. Watches and Jew
elry repaired and warranted. selO tt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10

A lady of Saratoga, with q 800 dog,
has put ON him pair Of dog earrings
that cost $1,000, and his collar, studded
with emeralds and pearls, is worth
5000. Perhaps somebody could man
age to sell this enterprising lady $l0,.
| 600 maidstone.
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a Hxnolc RncoaD.-ls = 4Gatsd tha
Mr. John 0azdison, night vatohman on
~ sleamss IdaAo, has within H. pass
nine mcuths reG1usd sixteen men from
druUnlnG n the wa1et1 Of the bay.
Many a thooo weeo rooooed b. NJ.
0ardieDn q hi own Imminent peril.
Is = onfe - eAy that many psrBons who
wenx III medal Of ~ Life Saving So
ctuty have 70 snoh hgeoio record - thia.
Mr. 0Ardincn = modoet enough 10 think
but little q his record - : saver 81
hnnnan He. but II = 10 - hoped that
e1eA heFotnm win b appreciated By the
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
A. B. Stewart, druggist.
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SHILOH'S VrTALIZER lie what you
need for consumption, loss of appetite,
dizziness and all symptoms Of dyspep-
STA. Price, 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
A. B. Stewart, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vital
izer is guaranteed to cure it. A. b.
Stewart, druggist.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser.
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh'e
cure is the remedy for You. A. b. Stew
art, druggist.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
quickly cured by Shiloh's cure. We
guarantee il. A. b. Stewart. druggist.
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4 ROOM on TNR MAIN FLOOR or
~ ~ Fesf BeIldlng. Appoy = this
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by us ON q guarantee
A. b. Stewart, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10

GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. A. B. Stewart, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10

For lame back, side or chest use Shi-
lOh's Porous Plaster. Price, Is cents.
A. B. Stewart, druggist.
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BUSINESS WANTED.

TN OREGON OR WASHINGTON TER
j Fit0ry, with an Investment Of tl5.O0O or
$4,000; half an Interest In . good mer-
camille business. Address RUDOLPH
M0HR, A02 Front street. San Francisco
California. sells
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TN THE DIsTRICrnuOuRT OF THE
j Third Judicial District, holding tsrns ~
Seattle, IN King county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10
INFORMATION WANTED

IMPORTATION Is WANTED BY A
brother Of william Stewart formerly
Of Nova Scotia. who came here from Cal
uoznta. last winter. Address
JAMES STEWART,
New England Hotel, Seattle, w. r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-10

Win LANDS. Tllo0Ea LANDS,
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City Property.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-12-08

JERSEY REDS. Sheriff Chrisman
butchered three Jersey Red shoats
on the 5th inst, which he had pur-
chased from Mr.. Levi Pitsnogle Sep
TENDER Goth. When obtained, they
averaged 1876 pounds gross and when
killed weighed net 276, 266 and 250.
The increase amounts TO over two
pounds per day, even not allow
ing for the difference between net
and gross.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-12-08

TEMPERANCE SERvICE.-A Cos.
pei Temperance Service will be held
in the First Methodist Church at
3:45 o'clock next Sabbath afternoon.
Rev. David Tatum so welland favor
ably known to our citizens by his
addresses last spring, will address
the meeting. Bring your Gospel
Hymns with you as the singing, led
by the choir, will be from that book.
All are cordially invited.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-12-08

As Mr.. John Kilmer drove into
town Thursday morning, the shafts
on his buggy became detached on
one side, just in front of the st.
Clair Hotel, the horse became fright
ened and Mr.. Kilmer jumped out.
The horse ran the buggy against
lamp post and upset it. The animal
was secured without serious damage
to the buggy or itself.