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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
The East.

An address was issued on the 93d by the
"old line" Democrats Of Massachusetts. rc.
pudlating General Butler aud invoking
Democratic support for the Republican
candidate for Governor.
TnF discovery was made on the sd near
Brattleboro, w., by nm officer Of the Secret
Service, of gang Of twenty.three young
countcrfci,ers, who had been at work since
June In secret place In the mountains.
Only two hal been captured.
TnE President Of the Commercial
National Bank Of Reading, Pa. William
Young, confessed Judgment IN favor ofthe
bank on the 23d for s72,s57. He used the
money In speculation, and could not pay
tho notes when they fell due.
YoUS0 man at Portland, Me-, on the
g5i alleged that he was Charley Ross,
claiming to hayc been kept In a dark room
four years and then taken 10 Brazil.
J. II. SMrrn's Excelsior squIb factory, at
Kingston, Pa, was blown 10 atoms by
powder explosion on the sld, aud eight
children were hurled out Of tho building,
one falling In the creek. Their ages were
between fourteen and sixteen, aud all
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VINEYARD Haven. us.-I and m N. e.o,si,
and three .asmsn were drowued.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03


New Hampshire citizens 10 Ils nnm.
lcf " lHiliOb are aesllefei lhfaueheslt
ihe ~iales
Within lwo years Roanoke. w has
Rfuwn iaan small village " clly N
over b.Obl pvpulail,n.
Justlea Miller has seclded that
Arkansas Il responsible for sh.Hp.nJ
issued 70 the Little Ilock system u rail.
fUads N Il News.
baltimore l. 10 have permanent
exposition building. constructed "
brick, Iron aud marble. ri q cost u
s5Op, 900. baltimore Sun.
The average rates of wagrs for col.
ored servants IN Charleston, n. g., AFRO
sls to eight dollars month for rocks
and four TO sls dollars for housemalds.
ohIldwn's nurses are paid from four 10
sis dollars Il month.
--Gcorgia Disputes with North Car.
ollna the title Of "1ar.hcel State Ths
total value II the formers prpIuct ~
resin and turpenilna for the past SIX
months excccds that Of North Caroline
by over sl.000.00o.
.-Rrccnt repnr,s state that the sugar
crop of Cuba this year will bo deficient.
m Will also thatof San Domingo, which
will fall considerably short u that Of
last year. although tho general quality
VIII bc superior. r Chicago Times.
The Canada Pacific Railways Of.
iicers say that the distance from New
York 10 Port Moody. over their road
when completed, will bo 3,l6i miles;
whereas tho distance between New York
and San Francisco. by the shortest lines.
Is 1891 miles.
The mackercl catch being ycry
short this season, largo quantities of
white fish have been sent 10 Georgia
from the Western lakes. They are
packed Just rs mnckercl, but are Of
slightly Inferior flavor and iincncss, and
Ncws 'oN
Inc autumn round-ups Of cattle In
Indian Territory SNOW .l.,t tba rrnnr,ad
loss Of cattlo from thefts and disease
was greatly exaggerated. One stock
man recently sold his ranch and 5000
cattle for $4,000. and another re-
ccivcd 500, 600 for 1000 head Of bccves.
Chicago Journal
Franco had In 1880 only 1f5 um-
brella-m makers. and their business did
not amount 10 more than 100000 n
year. In 1si7 the number Of umbrella
makers In France had increased TO sos.
and their business 20 S2,0O0,O00. Last
year the umbrella and sunshadc makers
In Paris numbered t0s. and they en-
ploycd l.50s men. who turned out s2,-
600. 900 worth Of umbrellas, etc.
"A correspondent Of Boston paper
writes from Provincetown; .'Ncver be-
fore In any ono year were 80 great
quantities of fsh landed In this town as
In that now closing. Probably upward
Of 100000 pounds of Goldfish alone
represent the catch Of this year for
Provlncctown. Tho whalemen have not
Jared so well as last year. and the mack
erel catchers have accomplished little
or nothing but tho cod-nshcrs have re-
deemed the business--have caught 80
many indeed that the price has descend
cd 10 ridiculous figure"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
4 rrnnlnlr prfp.


HHsbaHa ssd tsihe, aasasf. his wits
Hna fhfrs thiitfaa ~ ssw tHmsfsiaeH,
i'hle 4 Iefflhie srsHs hetssisd h ihs
piseatrfsft ~ The tfieedy lieeh,
NV Caafasfuss ~ u.t n
This community " hHw lalHsiHF midst
Tho n1si lniense esHliemenl evef lbs dla
tuvefY lat Hlshi II one " ihs most sliirk
inH and feyuilluH eaies n murder aHd sulI
fiie ever occurring In this part ~ uhlnI
News reached here aluut midnight thai A.
bert ffiyef, living one and half miles
north ~ iock w. frye'a cfcek Valley, on
tho Ohio canal, had murdered his Three
children and hs wife aud then Killed hin.
self
u scents that last night al,out eight
o'clock Mr., j. Nieshaum. hrpthrrln.law N
Nv ffiFer, came along tho fuHd past vi.
scr's hease and naiired that The row In the
hsrnynrd was rather resileas. Mr.. Mes.
bauin made an Investigation aud found that
the animal had mt heru milked Tor
several days, aud thinking this very
sns"1.i We repaired ~ u. house
ahn found tho doors all in'hed and
,t,p' Wy WlhhnWH nAilfu unwh anu Tue
lnns . afawn, lio called few neigh'
nnls aau 'hrh commenced " inspect the
h''"',.esi '... siin ~ whlrh was nartiy dr,,,n
aside. they wer, hortifed nj LshaI,lina
blood stains on the door and also n mans
Lighting lnniern th.y ral.ed th,, ,,inJn,.
ami entered tbs houss ,,b,n n hnsri,,ia
spectacle presented itseIf i'm M. A.,
near tho north vindoY In IN. .a., r,,,,,, -,
th. bulldlng. lny the ,InaJ hndv M Ail,,,
friy,r. whlls IN N eri,, s,anI,ng .s.t,s, ~
sido Of IN. room. no, ilr.e ira, t,an, ,ha
fathee, law the dad bodles of his ,,,o eldest
children, On he'd ON tha other sll. ~ ,he
room Law the manV1od romalns of Mrs.
Frinr, With the dead body of her infant
cIaspcd IN her arms Tv,rvthin, y, H..
room seemed well ARRANGED. shaving ma
signs Of a seattle aud ,ho eylJ.nce scam. ,o
he that Friyr, murdered his wnnl. f.miiv
while they wrtS nsleep anJ then Killed him.
self,
Mrs. Frlzer wns fonnd q, nm har ,hro., ,,,,
from ear Ia ear, ami the infant IN b.d Win
her must hay. bae. hentan tn J.ath win
some blunt Instrnnen,. as /, was coyrred
with blood, Roth the mother and the child
w.r. beneath the bed clothes, and they
probnbly died without a ast,ugvlr. The two
older children, both littis e}rls aged about
thTNp nuu five wears reanpCtiNeIv. were
living In Tho criL with tbeIr feet toward
each other ond hath lind their heads b.,ten
nImost m \ i.iIv Win sa,,a bInnt instr,.
ment'
In cx,mi,lne prtye,,. facc n ,yn. found
,o hnye Lacn hlsvn almost eomplrt.Iy IN.
and nm amnty ,,,,n harrel ,vhichl,id agains,
n ohair naar Inn ,oll how he had Killed
Limscil The gun haI M siocL or hammer.
anil ne ,,,.t.,,.d mnn ,nn.t bayn headed
ih. barrel and then held one and In bis
ulon,I and tls o,her IN III. nams ~ a lams
tiIi N exnloJsd as m. lam, waa found
sha,,.rna 'o ,,i,,,,a. o,, ,h, andr
I'M, harrilla Jaed must nav. le,n d,n.
an HunJav niybt ~ nm ,b,i nIght tlcy
,ys,. Ia, .,.,, a1iys I'm Hnndav ey.mlny
Al. F,iss,,s hra,,,a.. .in.I,,y Mr Judv mn
a iaiL ,,i,b M, and an ,hnt ,,eeasio, Wi.
,er ,alJ MIN be had been 10 New Gamers.
town and consulted DR.. I,eors. and tbat he
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
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A MANIAtrS FREAK.

A Man Considered as "a Harmless Crank
Embraces n tedIiot Stove and l. Liter
ally Rossted 60 sessh -iiurned TO Death
in the Woods.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
EPIT0ME or THE WEEK.
Interesting New. Compilation.


THs feeissarv ~ TIE Interior upap lhs
recommendation N the csmmls.lnus, m
pehslon. on Vie sad ar,lefp.l ihe .uspen.
'ioh y Ne iellewlng'Hsmed pension aiies.
nffs Nv llleaalltiaai J. II, tiliey, ~ i.ott.
land, Me- ffanels Hrseaier and William
" Dfuen, nfrhliadriphla, sLlo n Stevens
n On, ~ clcyeland, Washington, neiralt
and cblcagoi William u, We'll. n Co., n
Washington, D. G., and jnmos II. i,usscll
a Co., u Trenton. N. ],
ThK Second Assistant Postmaster. len.
cfal Issued hia annual report on The 9Th,
which showed the total cost Of Transports,
lion hy oil methods 10 be- p,gDi ,saa, nm in.
crease over The preceding year NJ Si6a,si7.
Increase In railway service, A ,Oel .glGi I'm
steamboat serviee, sga,G19l decrease In the
cost OF the star.fouic service, ssii.s5i, "a.
unia'ed cost NJ latter scrvicr next year
N,v0,U1; estimate for ralirn.d s.sytss
next year, si8,Taj,siG.
PosrMAsrtR.uEsKnAL uR.snAa an.
nounced on the eith tina, II was bis intnn.
ton to proceed against tho patrons of lot.
tories as well rs against the lotteries them.
selves, He said those who bought lottery
tickets were probably unaware Of the fact
mat they were no, at liberty 10 uso the
mails for that purpose.
TIiE estimate was made on the 9th that
4Oo,0OO postal notes. representing value
OF SlopOO,oO, would DO used during the
year
Win other eases recently docketed In
tho United States Supreme Court few
days ago was the City Of New Orleans vs..
Myra CLARK Gaines. The record In the
case Is the largest ever submitted TO the
supreme Court or probably any other
court. IL Is bound In one immense volume,
wnlcn weighs over 2Vo pounds and con.
uins ''zV'V"o words II takes two men TO
Open ana snnt tho book
v" 'no z'th inc treasury Department
purVhaseu '1''po ounces OF silver for dc.
nN1'y y" .he rhliadeiphia, New Orleans
"'a ',nn Francisco mints'
""S pseh recommended by the Naval
n''isorS noaru that seven naval vessels
Wv immediately constructed, the whole to
'os. f''zoo,wV'
lhE report OF DR.. Mcdonald, Chief Of the
money'order system of tho Post.oiilcc De.
nar'lnent' Tor the fiscal year ended June
", was made on tho 2Gth, and shows the
total number OF money orders Of all kinds
issued 70 be o,2IS,sS2, aggregating In value
fls''Vf',2s' total number paid, s,76l ,0I7;
'aiue, slD,WNtGs; amount Of fees re-.
ccived,*I'2'2,oW. The increased value Of
domestic orders issued over those Of tho
preceding year was sJ,o5i,aSO, or o 40 per
cent. The increased fees received were
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
LATER.

THURSDAY. November 20, Is named as
Thanksgiving day.
THE New York bank reserve Is s307,-
$50 below the legal requirements.
CHOLERA Is again becoming general
In Egypt, and panic has resulted. There
were twelve deaths at Alexandria on tho
2i.h.
A BATTALIos Of troops, guarding tho
Government buildings at Madrid, has been
disarmod on suspicion Of revolutionary
lesnings.
DisrRrcr ATTORNEY CoRKHiLL esti-
mates that soldiers and their relatives have
been dsfrauded Of u 10000 by the crooked
pension agents.
A VERY cool robber took pouch con-
tanning over 1900 from the Express mes.
ssnger at Atlantic. Ia, few nights sgo.
The robbery occurred on the dspo, plat
form.
MnsEAroLrs. MINI. l. grinding io,-
90 barred. q -four per day.
OHAsoEAEs are arming In ireland
and the prospect grows more threatening.
hsornER severe and destructive
earthquake visited the city of Smyrna on
the 18th.
Ar Talmadge, Ohio. Samuel Bull
committed suicide On the 18th ~ Jumping
into white hot furnace.
IT L. said tho King of Portugal con-
templates abdicating on account Of The
worry of LIbsfsi agitation.
A PAS.uAspLg and Michigan Cen
trail train coilldod al the Jolist crossing on
The 7sth. Three lives were lost.
A JrwrLHY store was rubbed of el5.-
90 worth Of goods q, Springfield, hss.,
on the morning Of the gih.
MAnEL sross, q schoolgirl, shot
herself dead. al West Newton. Mass, On
III. 1ssh while temporarily dsrsnged.
Iris feared that the United statcI
eoa.i survey steamer Eassrs has been los'
on the New England coast
SENATOR CAMERON Of Ponnsylsanls
win spend the winter In the soush o.
France under advice of his physicisns.
The body Of . murdered man wa
found BY the roadside near rambridE
City, Ind, on The 7ish. Tbshesd vss lifes
ally beaten 70 pieces.
INVESTIGATION Of the Office of unites
ststes Mar.haI McDopgaIl of the sofihef'
al=,ries sf re- York has resulted In tsins
ing charges of freud, conspiracy and '''e
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

Just the man to illl vacancy tho
dentist.
There are both warning and cncour-
agoment In the saw; ~ man, ns he
manages himself. may die old at thirty
or young nj cighty."--N T. Herald.
--'Dcar me. said q good old lady on
Fifth avenue the other evening. .'how
this craze for china i growingf Here's
New York club that pays three thou
sand dollars for pitcher.''--Pufsbnrgh
Telegraph.
-"PM, you shot both barrels Into
regular jam Of ducks. but don't be-
licsc you killed many said the hunt
er's companion. "OI didn't. did Or"
exclaimed Pat. "Ju.' look In tho
waiher there. will yep It's fairly alive
wild dead wansr' Chicago Times.
Finally Gets There
Fealstin racquo In fhs store;
Mme looks hash, eZss 4 oer;
shakes his head sadly ~Noi"
Grabs her arm. home tbcy 70.
drops Of wafer, ono By one.
VIII war away the hardest sonr.
ETn fhs falls bsekbonc's brpke,
Wiley wears srsiskin cloak.
The difficulty with most people Il
that they want 10 sIt In tho sunshine
and have good fortune come tnmbIIng
into their laps. Nature Il an odd dame,
however, and doesn't give even half
loaf 70 man who can do bis own loaf
Ing. You must get your spindle and
di-isff ready. and then Providence will
send you the FAX 10 spin.-R T. Her
aid.
"A young lady reading in news
paper The Riher day Of girl having
been ne attention of her tIIIue, i.i-ss
| 80. ~ shs room. TO that singular OCCUR
''.nce' whcrcupon the old gentleman
r,niIly demanded what tho fool hsd
eone crazy for. "Whaf did she gocrzxy
ior,, archly returned the ipRenioue
maiden. why. for more, suppose.'
a new piece of music i called The
rsh.eco waltz" II should be played,
nine orvap--lfarbie ss'nh II
" sh.,fd have nno-eut foee-e'
~ wesr CDunesticut wrnpger
s.a p.s..s.d 1sfov. Yes. snch . dancer
".S naan, \" ehsws plug hat 70 VICAR. ana a.
9ngh. '. " ~ partner. 9essxrsssS
nap n.,s nj would . dancer Ike 10 po
m ns,am !, .nrh Ksy-we-t-iouable com
n'r,p , > Richmond Baien. snunssio'--
Psr Frapcisoo NsrsLafer.
"A fat gentleman. who had nos % come y
ma. a the bath. half opens the door o.
his dressing. room and In > state o. pe.
.-,t.I.,w.,S ..ll< ant. hoy. what s0f1
Of q place l. THAI Some ons ~ s.ols.
INV pantsr' ..fnpo.siblc, cir. 1eh =,
| isblIshmcnt h strictly hcsese ! vii
| 10 and sce; bat shers must b soms
mistake" About fIve minutes s.ter'
ward the fat gentleman. who y eah 9
the primitive uniform q ne s;eseen :
Paradise, calls tho boy again. . : VOC
aritaled BY unensincss. The boy .
turns and ahoufs h . shriIl vo'ee
'.Caa'i End your pants ssyvhsrs' e
are you sure you had any vnsa ~
came inf"--E Il 0repkt<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03

W wv FNut4s
wAHnEsros. NO., Oct. 81.
The citizens of uiis place have tonight
witnessed horrible spectacle. A man by
the name OF Keeiey, who was considered
harmless crap, has been wandering
around town day or two. and thi. even.
ing, as ha was cdd and wet. tha authorities
locked him up intha large room adjoining
tha jail. under he Courthouse A good.
hot FIRE was burning In the coal stove. and
the Jallsr left bi'sthere aud went 20 supper.
Some time .fterw,rd persons passing on thu
street bard terribh cries In that dfrrctlop.
aud o. going 10 ascs-tain tho cause saw
Kesncy standing up nisA,u zuIng Tie red.hot
ssovs and bis clothes on i-,' III. door vas
broken and the man snnsbed awav ~
quickly aa possible. but T., late 10 save
him from Terrible death. f.s asrh from
his breast. arms aud face was lhsralIy
roastrd. DR.. Kamlach wal cali.d In and
pronounced the case hopeless. kc.s-v 1.
the same man who was knocked of the rail.
road track Mt the Red Hill bridge i.st
spring and crippled. Ne was for .snns time
aftarward quito rational, and NO one
dreamed he was 10 insane A. IN walk Into
the Jaws of death In this fashion.
The excitement over tho strange death ~
Ksensy has hardly disd away befors 20
have q second. Daniel Ellie went 70 me
woods with bis gun and u j. supposed shot
himself, hls clothes taking fire aud MS hon6
burning to ashes from The knees 10 the up
per part Of the chest.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
A,s,s.r rsa,sss Tragedy.

csswvoHn~vftsx, Isn.. Oct -
John Murphy, who tept general ssors
In The village of wslisee. N Fountain
County. va. murdered In his ssors last
rixhs. b-lnx shot In the mouth, n>ek and
hssrt. II l. thonrhf that Be hsd s3fsp o.
Ann IN money. The safe vss open. end
appearances Indicated that The murdered
man m.d> Desperate neht for hts life. y
4 thoaxht on> man committed ~ deea =
h,r~> -ss ssales frsm rfabts sssr bys -
~hi<h sh> murd>rvr nsd- kls e>rspe. 80
aas lracked lAfdusA here. This mI1zHin-
th< hors< camr - - rl1<e ffuu - ~
rIf< dIrecfioa ffom ~ ez<1f q ~ m141l
rilhose Nth = MN
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03

1hN fismHffaia n HassatlussiiI eH me-
lfah HeialhAieH ~ iAeaisnaaf.tiaysfnm
1ames = ufihneli, ~ mAHv ffafs chief
lefh " We Department n AslItullafs a
HH.hlnEtaH,
Laws hnnHtHa, llundf deaisfs IN sew
fort city, iallad 90 the fgth fuf fiiaha.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03

.wbs. ere your rssss pr dayF'
asked . traveller o. : ho<el e..fE.
what bssInpn Do you foIl0wr
"Commercial traveller:
.in that CO W win gIvs yee >
special r.te. -
ne lrnvsler toek % ~ yo!Io q .
started cut Hold -, ~ - el
Il sid ~ vould niso - =
.Ya'' rsjoissi . 11g1| -
shafs vhy ] mgya J
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03

NJ. pArL MINI oct. n
r.,,r..ls washington, IL bueur County,
I. Chapman, u the hrm of Hsmmel a
Chapman, Lake Washington sAs.miIl, was
this afternoon engaged in the mill as hesd
sawyer, aud In going about bis work IN
.oms manner lost his footing and fell on
the saw whiie IL was IN motion, ana ne sss
horribly mutilsted. Ills Iixht afm ~.
.tai( vas sawed clear through, and psr'
IN m. brain was found on . log near ~.
cbapman was stilI living At i've p. f'is' ~ =.
~ Heath was expected every minute. ~
~. bern operating ssv-mtllh &c L,.s.,sn 4
s..r.. and l. widely srs "s'""''y s''"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
-. ,.,,..ls.nee Of veIlsv Fe.er.

WAHnTsUf0N. D. tls n
General Hamilton, Of the Marine
y,e-pI,al service, says that reports received
- nis once indicate that the yellow fever
ha. vpsut ns force IN fhiscountry, although
Yer. Csus. MEXICO IL still injected. In
st.urtlous had been forwarded % Penzsro-
IA. Fls.. directing that the Gordon - dis
rnutinusd around the naval reservation 81.
Tor to-morrow. but quarantine regulations
wnald b. enforced for the remainder of th's
month. In Nj. opinion, The sesson vas now
10 fsr advanced tor the ysllc~ srouFEe "
male sny further rsvsgss o. hesdwsy ,. and
he risks are now greatly le.sensd Tor tns
impsrt.tIon Of any contagious diseases.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

The u. s. Sap HassLEa.-From the
Victoria .Staadard. The United States
gcodetic survey steamer Hassler, Capt.
Nichols, arrived at Esquimalt yester-
day. bound north. She left San Frau
cisco on the 2lst ult. She encountered
heavy weather. and during northwest
Gale had 10 put into brakes Bay, where
che remained three days. She left again
for Port Townsend, where she arrived
on the 9th. having experienced srbsc-
quent pleasant weather. At Port Town
aend she took on board a steam launch,
vhish viii be used In connection with
tho Reodctic survey. She proceeds t.
AlAskA AZ soon as astronomical surveys
q Esquimalt are completed. The work
the Hssslsr commenced on the Alaskan
coast last year in the vicinity OF Cape
Fox will be finished, and then the ves-
81 will proceed farther north. survey
Ing Wranele Straits and other danger
oos passages in the inland waters. She
VIII remain north until the winter, and
WI not return to San Francisco until
next Deoember.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

ENGLISH HOP SHIPMENTS -Messfs w.
H. 4 ii. Le May, London hop factors,
under date Of March 3ist. report rs fol-
lows: A very small amonnt of trade has
been done during the past woek. but
prices remain firm. The imports are
almost nil, while many parcels of for
eign hops are being sent back. The re.
shipments of foreign hops during the
months Of January and February were
valued at E59, ,2.}6; for the corresponding
period last year, f2973, showing conclu-
sively that the Continent and America
have both exported more hops than they
can spare, and aro large competitors
with our own consumers On this market
American hops have advanced g from
the lowest quotation, and Alost % shil-
lings per hundred pounds. The imports
Of foreign hops into England last week
we're n bales; for the corresponding
week last year ia bales. The total i'm
port of foreign hops into England from
October !, 1882. to date. were 65,3II
bales; for the corresponding period last
year, 1890 bales.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Frank I.everc. ths only practical
halter on the Sound, will make your
hats to order. Chas. Goldstein, the
halter, Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Why don't some one buy lots ) and 8.
block e Maynard's plat No use get
une mad, but I can't hold them forever
~ yOW. won't do it. Some man
w look at these lots in a month or Two,
ana weep because he did not buy them
vhen offered for 5000.
n. s. Boora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Why will mee allow themselves and
their noble horses 10 suffer when Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure, properly applied,
will remove all suffering from man and
beast. Read advertisements.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Chas. Goldstein has engaged the SER
vices of Mr.. Frank Levere, Of San
Francisco. practical halter, and is
now prepared to do all kinds Of repair
ing. cleaning, and blocking.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

!ne celebrated Crown Cylinder, sour.
= y and other lubricating oils At Valid
GOampbell's. Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Fifty different patterns OF chamber
sets, from x3.ho up. at the Golden Rule
Bazaar, Front street. as Inn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

r,st tclass bueeies, chsar, can be seen
Union Stables. opposite Arlington
Geo. II. Chick 4 Co. m2 df
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Ies'ee says that Piper's milk bread
.eep. him IN good health. Piper says
.les Ieaicf u the most caadted man IN
sowu. d15u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

Rogcrs's best plated ware cheaper
than ever at the Golden Rule Bazaar,
Front street. a2J I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

J. nAh conformed to your head by
~ NV cnnformeter, at Chas. Gold
ss'sn1 the halter, Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

We are informed that g. @. Phinney
& Co. have few more tifty-dollar lots
in Laws End and Cove additions. d-tf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-03

nest vhite granite dinner sets, ITO
eseee tl2.dO. at the Golden Rule Ia
NJ Front street. as lm