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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

JUST REcHyED-Our fall and winter
stock, embracing all the latest designs.
Call and see .hem. G. Hess & Sons, No.
321 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

Ne z F. LINN, 1886 Main street, Wheel
Ing, W. Va, says: II had dyspepsia and
felt debilitsted. Browns Iron Bitters i'm
proved my health"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
MRS. 8. =. KISNER,S

Grand opening Of Millinery on
Wednesday and Thursday, this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

NoRKrxe Glory Baking Powder always
resh andpure. Ask your grocer for 1t,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
L.AdieA.

ii you want real comfortable and sty-
L. Y. Bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

Mss. s. g. KIsSER's grand opening Of
Millinery on Wednesday and Thursday,
this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

II you want an appetite, without q happy
tiEht,
Let Us upon you prevail
To 60 get the first, and sleep well at night
BY drin king Smith q Superb cream ale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

Ms. 8. 8. KIsNEs's grand opening of
Millinery on Wednesday and Thursday,
this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
BAD BLOOD
ScROEUlOUS.
lNAERLIEp.
CONTAGIOUS.

TN 1870 scrofulous Ulcers broke out on my
Il body until my breast Wa one mas OF oor-
iuption. some Of these ulcers were not leo
than one aud one half inch In diameter, the
edges rough, ragged, and seemingly dead. the
cavity open TO the bone end nlled with Of
fensive matter. Everything known to the
medical faculty was tried In vain. Gradually
the bone iisclf became diseased, and then the
suffering began In earnest Bone Ulcers p
gan TO take the place Of those hitnerto on tne
surface became mere wreck. For months
at q time could not get my hands 70 my head
because OF extreme soreness. Could NOS
turn In bed. Knew not what II was 10 Do an
hour even free from pain. Had reason TO
look upon life itself as a curse In the sum;
mer of 1870, after ten ears OF this Wretched
existence, / began TO uss the Cuticura RENE.
dies, ana after two yeas persistent uae o.
n EN- the lat U Ger has heAied. Tho dread
disease has succumbed. All ovsr the breast
where was once q mass OF coIrnpt on In nov
a hea lthy Ekip. NV weight has Increased
from one hundred and twenty. three TO one
hundred and nfty-six pounds, and the good
work Is still going on. i feel myself new
man. and ali through the Cuttcura Remedies
JAMES K RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn 10 before United States Commits
s,oner J. u. CRAWFORD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

Mas. S. s. KIsNER's grand opening Of
Millinery on Wednesday and Thursday,
this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

SaufOrdr Radical
for the Immedia Ate
AHRelief and permanent
Cure OF every form OF
/Catarrh, from q ample
Head Cold or Influenza
10 the loss Of smell, Taste. and Hearing.
Ton Com piete regiment with Inhaler. 81
ut al druggistR'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
MRS. 8. 8. KISNER'S

Grand opening OF Millinery on
Wednesday and Thursday, this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01


GIlIy nod ...............MF. SrUART ROBSON
An Old-fashloneu boaruer'
r., - r,.v.,.. NJ VIM n. CRANE
Soi. N H.
wiz
Giuseppe Fioretu ....:...-..Mr. a. .. LtrmAN
ihe NC" i'Ai'NN 100 ,,
Walter Dairy nipple .... M. CHAS. 8. DlChsoN
Qui'e "r"'o'''e D' s,n,n
Matthew Eligible ...... Mr.. N. D. On phn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04
u I1K
POST MTELLIGENCER


TODAY shs frss cir Of ths rspublie o.
the United States viii be loaded down
With patriotie sloquenos from the hps
Of ten thousand orators, and the ssreo
ewes Of countless citizens wander over
i,numsrabh coasmns Of thunder and
oush. Tsx Pos1-ISrxzzsoEscn ySelo
70 noos In leyalss 10 ths mso o. 10
rsvsrsnse fss thsir dssds, and farm N
The principles snuncisssd IN sns immo,
tai dseiasasion. the adoption Of vn.eo
ve this day oeIsbrsss. Bat oo' Oh :
oredisabls charity, and IN dspEssanna
sympathy for ~ rssdsn, . sssia'n1
from inAissine upoa thsn. IN ~hoss q
in part, an orssion, pssfsFrinR and arg.
ING tia. they make Of the day . fsssa'
occasion, . holiday, . dsy Of seasess-
ton of the present psassfsl snd sc
oeesful condition Of cur lovsd ksvshais'
We. therefore, rsleeats - orators tse
duty aud privileges Of hissosissi rs.iss
and future suguriss, and for oersssvea
ioin In 70 oslsbssts ths national ANN
vsrssry with sothusiassis heafnns2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

Ma - - ANN nj. A.
A. tnDn~,uv
.
he eafeec masmee w IGN y -
49,,
M 9eao0 sS2 ~ seavc = 20
iooy Iof "n~se" s"o in'o''
IeoaA'e Psn
The ship Cjfy of Brooklyn = dis
charging I've hundred tooe OF roek bal
iAs epon The fssass wharf.
/. Dc. We'd haa rsDovsd his o6ses 70
Son Z: t.. xeefy senk. Dc. Snnd-
oern VIII I'D h8se ~ o0os n tn
Coum~neiua IN lSak no Fourth of
Univ r. eieAf vsera - 1nilua = Vieneo
- srFivcl ~ a - 1890 seaam-
a,aosD ~ ~ Los AnassA
III alnmanA m IN tpok plAss at
Dsn Wertheimer'o Siaar Geoee lat svsn-
ina. a d oeoafred between Barney
CsuuD 81 John f1alivan, boeh Noaina
q. his = vil b aessiej hotvssu tho
mn thameslvoa
~, N p~<..sn - ~ Noa., CT
orcs:,~ - - Scinc a cr~aiS 80
~ - soc.e ~ - ~ ~ h.
tscd. - ,sen,r - 4 ncrs3v - -
srd oiv. n. cnsso.nsrs - h@,s04 q
49, LIN, ds.;~.6 - - cssr~s
-. ~
Cnaet ~ - ms.s ~ tce
D ra..S $3.50 ~ c. au W
- ION .n."s 80 ~. - 81, -
Sretsrc .co;ne ls.sa - a6S tons
Tne~ 2~urss inS3eate \ hoSt tviee a
No ~ ~ hi.Crse mn IN ~ vnters az
IT, rs;chhor;nS p,nv;nce
- ~ n.-a -.,,
~: A eAnoo9 aPuoa.
- SCoso Lus n I'LL 80 T~:
~ soe oc!oInG oosnsx LaIso .no N In,on
Hr.H, .os3 T ~. .;m
D.1sI sL n - - .n ~
nn, 70 O.Isa ~ .loo 2. op
nS ..1 w ~
ssooA " a.ne ~ sepS'y
The Hal! q Pauisoo fumitare CON
Eany Of thn oity have had pooinhsd IN
illustrated catAlogus q enairs. unosr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

WAITS 10 Conn HHlx.-Among those
who want 10 como 70 Puget Sound from
the Columbia river ID q Scotch dairy.
man. named Sheppard, Who for the last
eight years has BEEN . noted and suc-
eeosful farmer near WashouQaL During
most Of this psried hs has made dairy
ing . speciality, and sold yearly to the
U. b. & n. Co. for the uss Of their
sssamsss large quantities. Of butter.
LAst year b supplied them with GOO
pounds. For this butter be has received
IN average II 33X esnts Per pound. In
the eight ysays y has cleared, over al
sxpensss, the snug sun Of $4,000, and
thb nm, q . epo1ly part q u, ~ con-
tsmp1atD investing In Q farm Some
vhGes o. P1est Sound. When ysmon-
sesatsd VIII o the folly ef changing
his hons, b said b. had enough 70 in
sure him aeainst poverty, and was pre-
pared - nh all tie chances involved in
3 change. The fast h. Mr.. Sheppard II
disguised With Tie annual oveEd0W Of
mos Of his pasture land. and desires .
home thst = uot subjsot 70 this annoy
anes and lon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

DnpeaA1xn-Osr city W. beautifully
decorated lsse svsainG and brilliantly
lighted With Chinese lantsrns. The
businsD sezOsGs are iineA With ever
0eepA Aa&s. bannssa &C.. and present
quite handsome appea1snoa. Many
Or Ne Ans Pesidsocss along NJ hillside
were bsillianAly illaminaasd, makinQ
Ne Qussa City took bright and spark
ling. 6sattis = fairly jaDmsd With
strangers, No lsss than tv0 thoasand
having arrived yeseRday, and moro
VII cone tedAy. This demonstrates
that our city hersafter should held .
Rsssral celebrates svssy ysas, - pso-
pie viii Aoek here WA6l6se ~ make
pgspaSations 70 entertain them or net.
All who como sss heartily Welcome, and
Will dDu6Gle0 have Q good time. Next
year - will mAhe a1o0da for he omls-
eioos u teiA anA hssssftee 6eaAals ray
q sssissssasy Z sss 1ssiss's nd.
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Coon ~. LmuruAxr wroxo,y.-

Coon ron LuurmAxr WYoxoyy.-
From the Honeksoa Aea Of Nay 18th
~ clip the paragraph following, the
concluding information contained In
which viii b highly gratifying to the
many friends Of Lisutenant A. E.
Wyoko6, most fsvorably known here.
The Court-maEtial held on board the q.
8. flagship Richmond, arising out Of the
Loss Of tho q. 8. ship Ashuelot, upon the
East Lammocks, has been concluded.
On tho occasion Of the decision of the
Court being read on board. officers and
men were summoned to the quarter.
deck, where it vas announced that
Commandant Mullen had been found
guilty BY the Court of losing his vessel,
and was sentenced to be dismissed from
the Unitsd States Navy. This decision,
confirmed BY the American Admiral, ID
subject to tho approval Of the Secretary
Of the Navy, to whom it will be referred
by the next outgoing steamer. Navi-
eating Lieutsnent Wyckof was declared
mot guilty and honorably acquitted"
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pascsIaISATIss m cnAeses.

Tba Tacoma Ledger u fsarfuny
alarmed Lest the railroad companies
NAV discriminate in thsir chsrRes
aosinst that town In favor OF thss. IL
would BE- fearful. TO Be- sure, tor the
company 70 do sueh . thing bias sosre
II nothing wrong whatsvsr. our conssm-
nor.ry seems 70 think, In dissrilninasr
inc against Portland in favor OF IA
coma nor dos Il sssm 70 find anything
obisctionabls in present. disorimlnaa'os
.osiust Seattle In favor Of Tacoma.
For several years this p'aos has BEEN
violently discriminatsd a9A'na. Inc
ehsress for freight and passnes" 20
.ra from San Francisco have bean tAs
.ams 70 Tacoma ~ here, though . day
Iouosr II consumed in ecinG shsss shan
n coming here, which. im The way o.
trsns,ortasiou, room, ard msels' =
vorth 70 the stssmship as Ordinary
charges three dollars and . half. Again.
The charge for passage from Tacoma
and Seattle 70 vissoriA b peseissly Ne
s.ms-six dollars--on tho Comps.ys
boats ON that route. though N 81 aoe-
tios. and according 70 The Oompeny'
uesstiss at every othss poss, snsfe
should b. . diasrsnss Of ss lsase o.
dollar in favor Of 6saatis. Thsss y No
route on which thsrs b disSFimiaaason
aesinst Tacoma, vhils On ssvseal saaas
& discriminatioa IN her favor. II an
erimiuasion thsrs 10 Just and peopsf' u
Also Is hsrs, and q Portland and Asso'
ria. and II Ne Steamboat hnss Dan
praesiss IL ~hy NOT alse ths railroads
Our terminus nsiRhbes should mo- ~
lest Tho food u thinks good enough Ion
othsss, and Il In NE futars - town
should q any time b placed On . ai6na
inequality compared With this Il should
bsar in mind the silent pssisncs v'sn
which our psople % long bore shsn
~va~wn1An
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

0sowno Towxs.-It y gratifying 70
noe The improvement juse now taking
plass n nearly svezy tovn IN ow Terri
tory. With but two exceptions (thoss
Of Vancouver and Steilacsom) every
town that We have sen or heard from
lately is advancing with strides that IN
dtoa1e . rap1d tnccaoao Of euI pepaA-
ton. and 3 corresponding deGT1e Of
prosperity. Several notable examples
under this head aks aaen On The ine Of
tn TAepma spA KalamA roi1xuad. Gen.
terville and Wintock, both neW towns
display IN eaoeepstss and activity that
would b rsfrsshine TO vitness ia some
older commuuitie9 Two or three like
examples are eeen ON the WaahinQtou
Territory siis Of Oplnmbh river. II b
cheering - observe these marks Of inn
provsunsut which rive promise Il areat
thinGs in ths nsaF FIXTURE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

PUIunD TAEW. tn CaSboaads
band pasaAsd ~ sossses aaam ysstss.
oAys dbeu1Ming thsts ilne susie Thsy
came 70 . halN n fsoot a ths Hotsl
B,unsvfsk, and we pAo1pgsaphsd By
. looal axt3ok
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

No GAn.-6ome three ysars ago the
young men Of Seattle. ct an expsnss of
nearly two hundred dollars, cleared up
Colonel W. q. 6quire's unoooupisd block
in North Seattle, and cnaverted it into
. ball ground. This block, With TIE
four strests, made . very fair aroand,
but when Frost stIoot Vos gradod, Q
ditoA shree teet dep and DIZZY eeet
wide Wa eut Through these er0unda,
completely running them fue IL par
pose designed. Hfnce that time the
boys have been unable 70 Ret 3 around.
Hhey e1psseed 70 meet theis Victoria
6rcthers in friendly contest On our
National Holiday at tho me- course,
but on inspection there the ground Vas
found 10 be ZOO rough for any praott-
cal usA Th6 seats Of adaiU was made
known 10 the Victoria team, and they
did not como - IN ogRanisatioo,
althooGh Qujts . number Of nsmbess
OF IL club arrived ID oea1flo ~
night. The failure Of the game viii b
. great disappointment 70 many lovers
Of the national Ra0o, bot ouf eoyo
will never b able 10 do anything IN
tho base bali limo until some stsQ1 aSe
taken BY our citizens - - ssde .
ground for her boys 10 practice.
Seattls. can, N tie fnture, boaSb at the
boss. bah team In the NorthWesA but
without this. she must yield the belt 70
some other point, vhsse bee6eg faoili-
ties are Afforded the boys foe practice
and aovetppuon1. - "A W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

NcKAY-PKARcG-ins this city. July & at
the residence of the officiating clergy
man. John r. Damon. VIM. 3. Mckay.
a Whafcom county, and Carrie j
Pearce. Of jefferson county.
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D II D.

PAGk-In this city. July 3 Anna H.. wife
q Isaiah H Page.
The funeral win take place tomorrow
July sthl frsm tie family pe<ideAce.
nsaf Laks Union.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04
DANCING SCHOOL.

n HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN
] Q Dancing School in the han over the
new grocery sore, on Lake Union. on
Monday evening. July 9th. The latest
style Of dancing taught All ladies and
gentlemen are invited to attend.
AL CARTER,
sd Late Of Academy Hall. Portland, Or.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

HE CInCus. Sherman Hinnan
Circus gave its first Performance in this
city last night on . piece Of ground
back Of the New Arlington. The site
vas by no means good one, bat under
the circumstances was the best thing
they could do without going too far
away from down town. The tent spread
vas the biggest ever sot up In the Terri
tory, and, big a. It was, was by no
means big enough to accommodate tbs
erowo who sought to PASS into il. Seats
we're put up for 1000 persons. All these
were taken, and two or three hundred
persons were compelled to stand up or
sit on the g1ouud. Such q number Vas
never before soen here at any previous
circus. The performance was all good:
the only part At all defective being the
running Of the horses, the animals ind
Ing It impossible TO get around in the
soft sawdust with any life or speed.
The horses wore good, though, a was
evidenced In their tricks and training.
Jack and Tommy cannot b beat, White
the hurdle horse b superb In his every
action. The ponies, Duke and Daeheas,
ore very cute and pretty. Barney il
also well-behaved, reliable, intoseeting
animal. The Morosoo Brothers are q
whole show in themselves. Thsy arc
1.-the, supple, quick, strong, unsurpassed
by any and equallcd BY few. Their
somersaults, handsprinRs and oontor-
tions are wonderful, and there being
| four of them, the Brothers form NO in
consider able part of the show. Zorelio,
on the iron bar, was quite clever. Frank
Morosco, ono Of the two clowns, Was
most excellent. William German, the
hurdle rider, was as good a. his horse,
and his horse was certainly a. good as
the best. The lady riders did not ap-
scar to the advantage they would have
done were the ground in proper oondi-
ton, and they did quite a. we'll under
the circumstances as could b expected.
Take it altogether, it was q fine per-
Torrance, ono that will bear repeating,
and one of which the MANAGEMENT may
be antirelv aafiaf0d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

0snsral Albsst Piks has bssn en-.
fessing ~ dsarsss Il masDary upon
ssvssal classss q Afbssa sandtdatss In
0aa ysaneisco. ~ candidates takina
sAis1e asNssA sanaina - nsnhss mn
~ fourth 20 u thirty fourth. Thh
10 gsttine way up In Ne order. sure
snoaGh. Osossal Piks = 0sanA Con-
naDaes q ~ oupsses Ouanstl = ~
Assisat md Accepted Rits q psssna-
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Ins Anaalss = ~ salinG spoa ~
Rssleflss Dspaztnsut for ~ ss1sb-
liahnsaA = fssspasaal dslivssy b tAAs
slly. Ne dsaht tAsir posAal fAsilitise
ass par snoaah, bss ~ sannel bsGin
- aUVspasA - vsa1uAs11ss a ~
ssrvtss h osaAa,A - dslivssy = -
musA nssasd = NJ ~ - \ tAaA end
u vill - sAansfal Y - Oevssnnsns
allous ana1hes pear - slApD bsfsRS
bslA stia ass sapplisd-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-04

Woss YAsae We C - - Rne>s
win Hear asA See.
The Seattle Driving Puk Association
has arranged a fitting celebration OF the
glorious Fourth at their grounds, q ssv
miles south Of this city, on tie Iius Of
the Columbia and Paeet Sound Rail-
road. Trains viii run from tbs depot
to the grounds every forty-6ve lainuteA
carrying passsnes0 baak and forth.
AZ II o'clock ths hEa1y sxasisss
Win open With the Sssdfneol u D.
claration Of Indspsua1pss hy Ibsn
Smith, EAQ, late Of Grand RapidA,
Michigan, followed b. A. @. HOoo, vho
viii deliver the oration- 49,
MT RACE.
At I o'eloek Sbs tsuoeina ma mill
heats, best thres ID dvs, ffoo Sor Al WI
take place, IN which the following hoesss
viii start:
B: @: Melross. ovnsd and sntsssd By
II. II. McNanua.
Long john, no pedigree, ovned and
entered b. Charles r. Clancy.
]. G. Kelly, pedigree unknown, owned
and entered By DslAahmut.
DEXTER, sired by Bellfoondss; dam,
Smiler; 0wnod and Entered By Jams
Misner.
Diriao, brown eslding, owned and en-
tered by ]. E. McNaugtt.
The porses in this race amount 10
$50, and it will undoubtedly b IT,
most exciting race Of he season.
i. = L
The next contest viii be a running
race, mile heats, beat tUo IN three, free
for all, for purse Of 500. This II ala
expected 10 b an exciting confess, ard
the following flyers have been entered
10 start:
Trade Dollar, sorrei marc, seven years
old; sired by Norfolk; dam, Eva Ashton.
Owned and entered by J. A. Porter.
Forest King; sired by Monday; dam,
Abbie w. Owned and entered By Gil.
more d Jones.
Alice MCGEE; pedigree unknown.
Owned and entered by n. Adams.
Nevella. Owned and entered By B. e.
Bybee.
Albert; pedigree not given. Owned
BY Ed. Adamson, and entered on esetaiu
conditions,
Besides these there win DO a numbes
OF scrub raoes, both running and tros.
ting, fo0G raeea, and vaxious othel
sports, % that our visitors win not lael
for cxeitement and pleasure.
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4 BARGAIN.

EoR sALE-TwO OF THE BEST
10 lots ia Burke's first addition. fronting
ON Lake Union, for $500 for ten days. In
Quiro af Law otfice OF
GEO. vENAeLE SMITH.
Room No. I, Yesler-Leary Block,
iva n Seattle W. r.
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4 Rsuahlisan sxaAanes prints ths
foliovina asapsl tzsAh .lt p snklEsly
sAfs 70 ~ thAa nsvse bsfors In Aisloev
has tAns bssn a iuslanss Il . aevsrn-
nsat szassinG - httls ffom pscves.
and - doia9 - much ioe tAsn. u
may prspssiy b slainsd thaa W gov.
srnnsaa Of ths pnitsd elAtss - u prss-
81 dirseAed \ IL isaaA bardsnsoms
and ~ mose bsasAssas undss whish Il
~ sssR ben ~ privllaas 4 Any 80
pc 70 Hive. To ~ tAAt this aplsadia
snoditiaa q tAlnzs = d. b hsRe
nnsasass - ~ Rsvah,isan vasty, = -
slals enly . sinpls ard prooo lnssd
ts11A. - - tAAa = - dearly vss-
iAah,s = any esdinasy fAaA 4 history"
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Real Estate.

r OTIS . ANDH BLoCK&tA A.DEN-
Ioss 5 and & block Is Bell's addition.
Lots and s block = A. A. Dsnnys
Lot T. ROCK 81 Teny.: spls.a,a vss..
Twelve lots IN Northern aAdanoa. We
Twenty lots In Hanford's addition
Farm on BAinbndge Island.
Splendid half block on Broadway nor
twenty acres improved land near Lake
Houses and lots on Front street. -
Z Five lots in Ferry's addition. On Broad
Two sne lots. with house. on Seventh
street. fine view.
Twenty lots IN Ponfius' addition.
kighfy acres land near WhefcoD.
Lots 1 and block 81. het3 AZ s. A.
Bells addition. with Rood house.
Three fine lots near Lake Union.
Lot Il. block c, Bells addition.
Splendid farm near Skagit City, cheap.
Lots and 7. block II. MaynardS addi-
don. sts rt-
Hast half Of lots and 3 block q A. A.
Dennys third addition: bargain $4Oa
Two water front lots foot OF PIKE ~
House and lot en- West street. Belltoun,
S2l0o.
Seventy acres land. miles from Seat
tie. By water. god soil. 500.
Twenty lots in Central Seattle.
Lots and blocks in BAxtors addition. II
q bargain.
Two fine lots near Barrl Factory $500.
Forty acres in section g. Madison street
extension runs by il.
Lots and u. block s. Fairview, with
house. $3.50.
The above is q partial list of property
which offer at favorable prices Call
and examine fun list. embracing lots and
blocks in all the additions. Lands by the
acre On Lake Washington and elsewhere.
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IL Dsav cAisfssis. ~ Pushio. Ooasr-
ado. psoelains u IL hsad thaA n b .
pavr q svim, vlnaaas, visssa ~ ".
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY
ssssy Z Yss,ss.isss5 go ssrs : s:1 IN
anA Eseas eeseae i in1ond, b reed
work ara eeytce ok1oofon - Eun1socl 9
Hegis Q shAFe Ct u puh1ie 1n1roaSao.
Work 1rgf-clAB and warranted
5yl0 II g. CALDWELL.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMETTs


DYA STEADY YOUNG MAN. sIrUA-
- don In xr0cerI or general store. Ad.
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CT. JOHNS LODGE NO Q MEETS an
~ tAe - Saturday e evURy nao1h q
0noen1o Hal, pfunf q. g 0io2ook n =.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW ENTERPRISE.

HAVING SEVERED NY coNNEC-
III ton with Mr.. MONTGOMERY. I have
opened . Cigar and Tobacco establish
ment In ,ronf Of the Postof3ce, where Z
carry fun hne Il imported and domestic
CiRan and Tobaccos. and where ] shall
be happy TO meet any q my cid friends
SCI I'm JOHN WHITLEY.
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TNHIs NEW AND ELEGANT SALOON
\ y now open TO the public in the reaf
room, basement floor, Of the Marshall
Mock. A cold lunch. including preserved
meafA and ell tho deiIcacies OF the sra
sou. served % patrons something way
~ The hcst liquors. cigars and beer
kept 9 TIE bar. All are welcome. Give
had ANDERSON q 60
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM NEAR STANwOOD.
"a In 6nohomish County. For partic-
ulATs apply to the owner. John Bigger. or
q. Schniesfad. Cherry St. Seattle. jy3lm
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Asun1Ain Bile and H6ooG1 John NJ.
and-nsak and 4e0ss three or -four
lspgho. behind. From here 20 the an
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nelle pn1fnG Heoese John ou1nide the
diseases na0 ana coming y under the
vt.e = leeNeA aAeAd 81 Ain, MCGEE .
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vsss run g yin. ksavick = . strong
hoeee a9d mewo h b0GinenA Moan
- - = 49, M. ras4 nd en-
. 6st1er than shs did today With bes-
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