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WINDIAFE IIOUSF.

~ WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR, YORK ST.
j This drst-c!ass House Is IN excellent coudi-
don. aud the Proprietor is confident that he can
give perfect satisfaction 10 the travelling public
Bus viii always be ready take travellers to ano
from the oOats. i GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept
/ n connection with tie House.
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FRED. SEEGER,

AFFERs 10 nIo FRIENDS AND THE PUB
~ lc generally, choice selection oi Fresh
Meats salt PORK ana Becl, smoked Beef anu
Hams. shoulders, Saasa.cs, Iallow and Lard at
she lowest rates. MarRet on Commercial street.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHIS ISICIAN, oURo kUN
auu ACcUuCueur, late resilient fhyslC ian at
.ne LiauuelnaLn nospttaIr Chicago, has pc Inah-
ently ioCaleu Gt hanltOwoc. Ulnce, on b1Aalo
streets, west Ui Etuuus store.
-, 80. t,.,..p. !. [ . 70 $ a. NJ,
1fklCL A-o1i''' - : auu toe T. Nj.
ID. .ssasas "a tue eic ear treated.
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BAR6ER SupP.

HARL PANGBUR&'S DarUefshOp, IN Ba nus'
NIoi ca Oh y Jtth GI-nLn street. OK done ili
guuu taste. bIrlICuidr attention pdiu 70 Ladies
and Cnlageu a,GIr cGttluA ANA sham pooling. ~
ali means call ana Lari.
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NJ. kErIENnUFFEN,

AroRpaWEoEHI.N HUUoa,f a,fAANhLlN An y
II NIuJu sJrguts, AauItUHUc. Travellers wIii
ere unu tau oe-l dcsJngIutioHs, Sample rooms
attached,
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DIR. @. b. GRIDLEY,

nEgTA .PanL0RS, KUDOLPA'S . BLUCh,
~ esuluUr lIGAta ana rfdnhi!u otreetr, ooutn
Side, EiauIlOgOc, Wis. Olice nours from a. III.
Ia 4 = q iGU-i
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,yILLIAMo HOUSE.

ID. oMII-I, oPolEIoH, CUEAE4 Oh
"A Lizutu ana IraAGnn streets, Mani. unUt.
4 llrst-c.lss America uOIel, centrally loCateu,
oilers egefJ IuuGcvideat - 'i-e tthSeilh8 j.uohc.
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AzAETFACIy IyRANANDUhAnaEIN BoUI =
ia Sauv-, 4.sItueE, tAC., NC. o4Op on Duii%ly
Street, 4a4g gne corner Di EIghIA. htpaiflug
neatt, aud pEompuy executed.
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Business notices 10 cents per line. Wher cor
tinued more than one week, half of the shove
rates for each subsequent week.
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Chairman Wood, of the New York
Board of Edu4tien, wants .grammsz
abblsshsd Ia the public schools.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
A Residence Oi DR.. K. simon, Hancock street,
near the court mousse, Manit1wOc, Wis. del5
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I oJauu LigAtu ctf., onv uOpf SOuLh Ol " az
uer, naau - 90. OIlcs nOurs, TO Il a. n, To .
p. nj. .uL calls Pro4Lpily attended Co. Ju4 zl-al
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<. K. PAiN 4, II. D.,

Dhysician aud ourseon, successor TO Doctor Ii.
JouAlcy. OluCc OE IOrk street, near ElAnth,
Muutta,,.c " Is,ousLu. sep 10
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+. TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Oaics in Carus' Block first floor IN coof
leadipp 10 County Judges office, South Elghtn
street aanit.woc. Wiz Collections promptly
ot+a,,,3a,i X JULIO
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE wITn
DIX j. r. PKITcuAKD. Hours: 9 10 10 A. M,
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FRANZ & SCHMITZ.
G.. BARNES. VI. D.

DREWER AND MASTER, CORN ER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South side. Ihe
highest cash price paid for barley.
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TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A once IN Tofrison's brick block, north end
sth street bridge. Manirowoc, Wisconsin. Collec-
tions promptly attended to.
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data. She vas born IN SUSSEX county
N. T.. Ia March, TIA. HSs fsshSf, u
cob Brunswick, served in the Revolu-
ton. and her husband, yames Lynch,
was soldier in the var Of 1872. She
Vas the mother Of eiQht children, foa1
of whom are living. tie youneest being
15 years of age. She nstained her men
tai faculties in a rem arkable degree,
used no glasses, and rsfnned to use a
cane when walking. Her health has al
ways been good. and three days before
her death she refused to eat and lay
down and calmly passsd away.
serikinG operation Gail rpsn Ceaesal
NKw YoRx, August 15.-At noon q
COMMITTEES Of six striking sopsrstosA
Formerly employed BY the WsG1ssn Un-
ION, waited On Gsneral Ecks1t and asked
Tor An interview, which was granted Il
y mot known. what propagation they
haye 10 advanoo. = a4sssz = =
The eomnlis1ss aid thas 10y rsprs
ssnted the MORSE operators. the Wbast-
seone opoIatoD and linoDen in the en-
ploy Of the Western Union Company,
bat that them call WasDot 20 = consid-
ersd as weakening On the part Of the
Brotherhood. Their pugpose vas 20 IN
quife ON what terms The men would Be
taken back into the service. General
Ecksss said he would vseomnend that
those now out should apply 10 their re-
spective superintsndauts - 10 the terms
for the resumption Of work. ...
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He SKLf TO HIAvKN.-The Bay City
Mich, Press, in q late issue, tells the
following odorous story: Jacob Gan
denberRer, . lumberman, attempted
suicide this morning, near West Branch.
For some time past he has been tor
msuted by terrible smell, which fol-
lowed him everywhere and caused him
to grow moody, and resulted in the
alienation Of his family. He teok up
quarters in an old hovel and rarely
spoke to anyone. His hair had grown
gray from continually breeding over
his troubles, and from $50 pounds he
had fallen to 12S pounds. This morning
he went to The woods With the intention
Of hanging himsslf, and after throwing
of his coat he said his prayers and went
to q pine tree Q short distance away,
and began to make preparations for his
own destruction. After few moments
he found the smell had ceased. He
could scarcely believe his senses, and
on going back to the spot where be had
left his coat his nostrils were again in
fected with, the perniciOus Odor. 1t
then occurred to him that the smell en-
anated from his coat, and cutting IL
open he found the decayed body of a
large mouse. He at once changed his
mind and returned home. The family
are again reunited. He had worn the
coat during the entire period of his
persecution, aud, as is common in the
lumber regions, had slept in It while
camping ont. y ...
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sIosr MAi1.-LAss Saturday 1 lot OF
maal matter was picked up about the
month of the Nooksack river by an In
dian woman named Mary Philliua {the
sams who was tried here for shooting
her husband on Orcas Islandl. The
man oooaiated mostly of ne9epapsrs,
soene Eastern and some local, bearing
dates from March 10 June Of this year.
barrel In two. The sQuav hrst took II
70 the residence of Mr.. Clark near the
mouth of the river, and told Mrs. Clark
and Mrs. Captain F1x3er, Vho were
there, that che found IL long WAy oil
on the beach, and there vess loea q lst-
taGA She bad ons lsstsr among sha los
and an unssaled isetsf inoloainQ print
ed circular. Tue takiies vsse 10th 10
touch To letssss and papses, knowing
Il 70 be United States mail. Subse-
qusutly Ar. MoDouooeh. Postmaster at
Lammi. about halt Q nib distapt,
harmed Of the 6nd and vent and took
charge sf4hp vhsle bPdRst, sinesvAieA
tia ~ f1uDv OA3ntAjED TIL -
found e n tke rfver jua above the In
t1fnn housoo q ~ reservation, and that
thers vsrs no lsttsea excspt the qn-
add cpo. We ~ - uAu 1t 10
DonoaRAs store, md h papers looksd
= though thsy I'D hesa u ths vaass
u s short tims. Evidently. however,
- euosvs stssy = not shsaas = ~
- ske q hrsk Spld Tbs mail b CO.
I'D from Whatoom 70 Lnmpni. Fern
daIe and Lyudsn ON Ne ssme routs,
snd vss bid IN @ Q vssy1oU rass Of
coupsnaatiou b 0an NJ sasDoo IL
a. % sivash earyian IN oe3ss 70 make
a littIs out Of Il. Tbs mail picked up
vss nearly I'll for PsFudale. Con
plai,ts have bssa uadb b61ere aboea
mail matter esing astray, md = loean
. though thare Vas chance now tor
~ postal agent - leak aftse Whnssom
co1ssv mails In ~ intere11 = - peo-
n. Our 0ovsFnmsut = abundAntly
shls 20 pay living psioa fog eassyina
- mails 20 ~ n0ae unn0ee Ue13e.
1auaa, and u ahould b dAana4ded IA
osnpseeuf ana esainhoe vhits uen
shoild b entrusted ujth such carrying.
We have NO nsaus Of kpoving hOv to
M mSll5h % jns1n1Dps oape11to
-. or Serss - $50 lie e61eh(
pooat seo6f u DC AfV6li tai G lll<l1
line from pleasure assAiAa and looa
Into ftp. Z. Aggss.
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The fact IL that no man ever made %
deep an impression In % shogt period
Of public life a. Nr. Tabor. Twenty
eight days In the United States Senate
hIouQht him almost q much fame a.
The same number Of years might 10 other
men. II h tree that hemade no speeches.
While other men Were chatteHine shout
the tariff and internal revenue, b. held
his peace. Greatnen u slant. But his
diamo0d slsove- buttons left an impress
upon the Legislation a his country which
Win noe disappear until the soRatehes on
TIE Senator's deak are va1niahed over;
and a. for his night GOWNS. which were
moi Of eourss uorn IN debate, and vsrs
in one sense UNOFFICIAL, Why everybody
in the Senate 6o4ogo, svoa 10 the days Of
Wehseor and Clay. In hi private char
actsr, too, the esustor was ceea TO b ex-
married tWios, In spite Of The rule Of his
yoroe, showed Q desire . % al b could
concoalment from TIE WaaAinRtou priest
sappoesd wife had ben divorced, vas
Probably nothin9 voald annoy Q priest
more than . request 70 marry adivorosd
pseson.-sxoept . re4usA 10 marry tvo
divorced perSous. Thsrsfors the Soma
Tor sFatsd hh feelings. And The 6sna.
tors invitation 10 brothsr Senator,
also about 10 DO united in mstrimony,
70 bring his woman" and Join ths Col
osndo Ssnatos and his woman" in a
- L. 4 n
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r Q r q 10 N.

VIoroRrA, B. O., Aua. ik-Ship Rain,
bow, with spsrs fcr Londoo, safled to-
day.
Csal Disesvss1.
A rich seam Of bituminous coal Waa
discovered today twenty miles fsou
here. 7ClI1as sfIsf,2
Stsamship Empire has completed her
sarge Of Eas Wellington coal, and sails
tonight.
Ransr Denied.
There 10 no truth in the report that
the steamship Wellington will bring 4
cargo of ooelisi for the Wellington
mines. SEQ =. 81
= seans wafer sapply.
The continued drought causes Q scar
city Of water In Wells. sFsa
80 FslleA WIN TsatAsss.
viotoria Is filled With tourists from ali
parts. Not . house can be had, and
stoamses at the vharves are utilized for
lodging purposes. nsH
Lands q Aueslen.
At an auction sale Of government
lands today 5000 acres were sold e from
q 70 g % an acre.
e.~ 4 Rcaallaisry TaFtG.
LoNpoH, AuQ. le.-Ths Posts Berlin
correspondent says the report that the
government of the United States would
impose retaliatory tariff has made IN
impression o. the German government.
The Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. I6.-It ia officially
announced that the number of deaths
from cholera here yesterday Was ~.
The French mission 10 study the fo0-
lures Of the cholera has arrived hefe.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-A special from
there were 81 deaths from cholera in
Alsxandria during the past ~ hours. 4
Tunes Cairo correspondent says there
were 30 deaths from cholera at Darnan-
horn Tuesday. -. -.
4 maxe Corruption Ruad.
Madrid, Aug. 16.-A newspaper here
has declared that French specnlAtoFa
have raised 10000 frames for the pur-
pose of corrupting the Spanish army
and bring about . rising. The paper
making this assertion promises to give
more particulars concerning the scheme
when censorship Of the press 10 abol-
ished. 6emi-ofioial journals edmit
there may be some foundation for the
story. = - @
Eteeirical Exhlhisleaa.
vienna, Aug. Electrical sxhibi.
lions opened here to-day. by Crown
Prince Rudolph with great ceremony.
The weather was unfavorable for open
ing, but nevertheless thousands Of PEG.
pie were in attendance.
Dsnapartiss Banquet
PARm, Aug. 16.-At Q banquet here, al
which 1900 persons were present, speech
e. Were made in favor Of Prinee Victor,
son Of Prince jerome Napoleon, chief
Of the Bouapartists. 80 M p
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NISORLLANEOUe,
ACCIDE n rs.

TUE FOLLOWING CLAIMS WERE
i paid By the Accident Insurance Com
pany of North Amsrica. from the seattle
Assnsy, SaI|ee ~ 1oase 6 JAY T.; nn.
Pr. Wood. SlS; g. Hgrss el'o; Q.
Geo. Collins. 80; lpais Cadeeetts. 12a /:
Anton AlvessaI 4il: AK Rn,lock. Is.
JAMES 4. cAaev 4 CO..
General I,sur.acs AseasA room l. Yes!er-
Lar Wock. AN
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A WOMAN roR GENERAL HOUSE.
"a work n Q private fAmny. Good
waguo VII BE- paid foa compeeAos h0use-
keeper. Aadfea a. this once. M
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N o 7 ! G &.

I WILL BE ABSENT FROM TIKI
Territory about FIVE weeks, during
which time J. (. Boyd will conduct nv
business. J. w. EDWARDS,
aus Dealer in Real Estate, 7l3 Front ST.
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DURKE 4 RUA0.
DAINTIN0, GRAINIS0. PAPRR
i hanging. Matchmaking and va TINT
ing. UfsecannD work guAsAnseed lDsyegy
Instance anA - slsp Painis used. shoe
cornes Columhta and froas ssrests.m fie0
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The D0m0ofAtio 6tAt0 C00mittoo ap-
pointed to take action Ia regard - Rail-
road Commissioners Carpenter and
Humphreys were 70 have met yesterday,
but only one member Appeared. This
member sxpresssd his regrst that the
majority Of tbs committe had apparent
II taken Q Stand to shield the tvo Com
mi1Dioosrs. The opinion prevails that
the committee will fail, 70 accomplish
the object Of thar missiou. #f
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OmcAoo, Aug. l6-There 10 consider
49, psealstton smeug politislnna -
= ~ $4,000 of g6ttina eoth q abe
nAf3oqa In6tjol ooovon1foos 80 Chr
neo. The Rspublicans ooncede that
eneir ticket will probably b Arthur and
Lincoln, unless some Of the same New
Yosk ~soreheads" Who slaughtered Fol-
- because he vas Arthur's nominee
tes Governor, will try to kill Oh Arthur's
ceaness because hs h his own choice.
teeeeby making IL necessary TO change
- present. pgognR lit fheaWn@
oeoS stands C6ic66o 20 a. Rood apoint
. Any tor thAlx eouveutieuA $50
Aooua The Den0esAAs several laeaa-
- e4orts have heou made 20 lei 10 be
knovn that Chisago iss IN available
!nt tor the convention. whether The
Sseee Be Tildeu and Hendricks, or the
- and Mcdonald; or Bayard; or
c.eeAnd and Harrison; which latter
= tAa Goket sd hy shnns Uho havo
sssssd : bog bear 10 brighten the eastern
- away fe0U CAioaRo by telling
- g bsvass Of suoh snAuesioe. y
vsu soon Be- decided. 10 there will
= e question whsther the Democratic
u.osasusB ~ sally - OAinaQo
- 4 uogomuoa q a loot for chs
snsmeut Of an 0filcial 0ub opmsnae-
sSosseeuting the State committee
PsPinses "a apspossibls leoal
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ssnGer Killed.

Tucson, A. T., Aug. IA Star spe-
cial from Florence says: The north
bound stage was robbed between River
side and Pioneer. Wells, Fargo d Co.'S
messenger, John Collins, was killed, and
the driver named Childs, was seriously
wounded. Both Of the stage hossee
were killed. Three thousand two hun
dred dollars in treasure were taken.
PREsC0TT, A. T., Aug. 1.-The stage
from Ash Fork TO Prescott .was robbed
BY two masked hiRhwaymon last night,
about ok miles this side of the former
place. The robbsrs tsok Wells. Fargo
4 Cos express box. sl8f r.IF"L
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Arrived-Ship Queen.
Mere ImmiGraats for The NerShw
SAN Francisco, Aug. 15.-The arrivals
Of immigrants today from eastern and
western states were unusually heavy.
New settlers we're sufficiently numerous
70 Gil five cars, and on their arrival
here we're distributed among the mp
town hotels. showing that q majority OF
them do not propose remaining in this
state. Quite q large number Of emf
grants sailed this morning on the Da-
Aota, most of whom hail from Colorado
and New Mexico.
TIVE stages RObbed-An Express Mes.
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Gen. Sherunan Cenfne,

Captain Frank d. Baldwin, U.S.A.,
and Mayor W. A. Elderkin arrived To-
day to make Arrangements for the trans
postati0n Of the Sherman party from
Victoria 10 New Tacoma. Gen. Shsr-
man Is expected here in . day or two.
Tho United States revenue cutter VOL
colt has been rendered for the use Of the
distinguished party.
Captain Baldwin had charge Of the
chiefs Moses, Genaschit. and Saceptin
on their recent trip to Washington for
the purpose ct executing a treaty with
the Government.
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CHICAGO. AuR. 16.--A circular from
Commissioner Fink received here yes
tsrday announces that the standing
committee Of the joint executive CON-
mittse, Ut meeting held Ia New York
AUG. m, acted upon the following mat
tsrs: This committee considered the
applidAtion of the Northern Psci6o
Hallway made through John Muir. Hu-
Dersn1sndent Of Tnfaa. that, upon the
opsniaQ Of that road for through traf1o
Sept. 3, 1853, the roads east Of Chicago
acosvt the anne rates and portions Of
ratss on freight traffic TO aud from
points frOm Portland, Or. and Lake
Pend dOesills inclusive, a. are aoosptsd
o Pacific coast tvaflc by the North Pa
ei1s and Cehteal PaeiGe.d Aff 1AT
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The General Grand Chapter Of the
United States, Order Of Eastern Star,
viii convene in trisnnial sessiou tomor-
rov. Tho Order 10 q side branch Of Ma
soury, female relatives Of Nasous be-
ing eligible TO membership. Trieunial
sessions are usually held ct the same
time end plaes - the Trienniar Con-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Teacher Wanted.

IN DUWAM1SH DISTRICT, KING
l county, for q se or six months term I:
one who can come well recommended,
having had experience, and to whom the
best wages win be paid. Apply to
JULIUS HORTON,
Is lot Clerk District No. 2. Duwamish.
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l RelallAiery TariG.

LoNDoN, Ana. 16.-The Posts Berlin
correspondent says the report that the
impose . rstaliatoFy tariff has made an
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PACIFIC COAST.

es1ly and RrasAaleatly Governed.
SAN FRAxcIsCo, August 15.-The
Grand Jury Of the city and county OF
San Fnncisco, which hes besn IN ses-
sion for the last six months, presen ted
its hnal report TO the Superior Court to-
day. The document Is q lengthy one.
1t criticizes favorably some of the de-
pa1meuts, but in most instances its
Criticisms are extremely unf8vofable
II denouneeo podfios in the rre depart
ment and the levyine Of asseasmenSsfog
political purposes The HArhor Com
Ina0ionsrs are accused Of criminal Neg
1es1 The School Directors are chaxzc-
terixsd a. no better than The cousicts
ny eoploy, and the street department
u swept olaan. With the exception Of the
superintendent. Who is complimentsd
on HI s3osts 70 szppesss such mattsrs a.
are brought to his notice. The report
on d. whole 900 10 show shst the gov
srnm1ot Of tie city and county u badly
and fraudulsntly administered.
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la1e In The astsrnoon, and thoss Who
had information uadD The bes1 At q. .
NHv YeaK, Ana. 1&--Ar. Rsassll 6aes
sGotsd to-day, When aaked Whist ~
thought Of the prospects Of the RUs1Al
Telsgraph Company: This nev blood
won't amount 10 anything. ! know
both NackAy and Roberta AaekAy
has couaidsfabls wealth, and his name
viii 20 . Rreaa way In that rsspsoe
For the sake Of stockholders ] hope
thsy viii fare better than did thoss vho
zero In the Consolidated Virginia and
California miues With him. and ssv-
eral Of my frisnds vsrs interested in
this with Mr.. Maskay. The great
trouble with % stookholdep Vas that
~ could NOT 80 % far into Ne rock a
Mlpkay could, 0.ys e0t lsft and
1Sckay GOT rich. hops stnckho,ders
in this telegraph soher1s VIII be better
able 70 - farihsr Into The rpek than !
vas into the mining D0Aomes
"But supposine the PsstAl Company
takes in 60otheEn msroAants and bank
srs. and Ne Rapid Company elD forms
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

For Sale at q Bargain.
A FINE SPAN OF BUGGY OR CAR
"A rage hoesea fast and gentle lBell-
fDanderse . hne coupe good - newt.
with double hArnesA suitable for family
or gentleman: . buggy and double hAr-
DR.. r. q. WILSON.
Corser OF SecoAd and Ash streets, Port
land, Oregon. aug 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

PesT TowxsExD, Aug. 16.-Ths sub
port of entry at Friday Harbor in San
Juan county, 10 to be removed to Roche
Harbor.a The object ID to bettsr accom-
modats shippers and the public Rener-
ally
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

TO SHIPMlSTERS
ballard & HATFIELD HAVE
ID been appointed sole agents a. Scaftie
Tor the powerful steam tugs Tacoma and
Richard Holyoks. Orders b. mail 81
Telegraph promptly attsnded %. my10 u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-02

PAYSON TUCKER, Genl Supt.
Z. e. BOOTHBY, Gen'l. Pass. g. Ticket Act.
Portland. Oct 49, 1882 ocfi 9dtf