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New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
AN AnMIRARIr MEssAnE.

The message is an admirable one. In simple
language hut IN excellent English with unnecessary
words IL tho 1cld. shows broad and intelgen
grasp Of the needs the country and makes appropriate
and valuable suggestions for the new law makers Ever
state paper nom the pen Of Mr. Arthur Increases TIE
popular respect ln which he il held.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
IN.THE MAIN SENSIBLE.
g.. IN. JIo.fI,,rd MAJ

President ArthuT's message III n plain, com
document, made Ia The simplest form benS
the Of the President of the Unted States
Mr. Jefferson better writer; but Ar. Arthur tries
30 be an clear simple These state papers properly
offer no for te display OF feafs Of skill In what Is
called nne writing Tho nessage s ia the uain sensible.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

From Tht ChIrd0O TiIneg.
If Mr. Arthur had reduced it, by generalization
To obesi1th oneHf OF lis 10 the length OF
an ordinary newspaper cOlnnin-it would have been
model speech OF President who has apprOIlnated more
cl0,ely The partisan standard than perhaps any other
tLe country has had IN more than eighty years
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
CLOSING PRICES OF BOsFOY STOCKS
Bosrox, Saturday, Dec. 3, 1898.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS

IoNDoS, Dec S-l28O D. m-Consols, loo 3.lU money
5-l6 for accounts NswYork Central l20s.; tll-
Central 1877 Pennsylvania 0Ofs; Reading 2sh Mexi
Ordinary, 6e9t.
D. u-Atlantlc and Great Western mortgage
tees oertl6caes 81 Illinois central 1888; Mexican odi
nary 40; Canadian Pacihcs. $685.
finr foF le aeon
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
prom TA> Albany aqua

IToIn Tht AIDdHp NTglA
The COuntry will neither commend nor cen
sure what he saws n will recognize that he has got
through with task, unc0ngenial and untitled to
his mnd-and n will reflect the decadcuce Of the Re
publican party ~ shown by the fart that apparently us
candidate for 1854 be- the deaess Executive Of 40
cidcut
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
ON NO WAY REMARKABLE"

The message il in no way remarkable in die
ton or IN suggesilun 10 Il rather calm aud cOnser'
vave view Of The domestic and foreign reau1us ot The
Republic with fnw recommendation most OF which
are wise and some Otherwise.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
TTMID DOCUMENT
A PLATTORM FOR lssI


II we were asked to SAY in IA word what the
worst weakness the document Is we should answer
fLt.d - y
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A BID FOR REELECTION.

II reads more like the calculating bid of {
candidate for reelection than the honest message Of
President who bar only the welfare Of the country
heat; and IN this respect IL cOnspcuOusly below tho
standard O his two former messages Taken altogether
the ucssage Ia hardly more than common place.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
"FORMIDABLE ONLY IS BULK"

The message covers enough ground, bnt " Is
formidable only bulk n h not state paper ihhi VIII
be femrH.tcied twelve months frOm now.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
PERFUNCTORY AND DULL.
Ixof, TFbs IN H1TeIuHg0 TffosH

The message IL even more pcrfunctOry and dull
than usual IL apparent that the President has very
well defined opinions Of his upon the subjects OF
import which his Secretaries have brought his
tc that n hc has such views Lr prefers O keep them
q himself
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10


Itis strong state paper displaying a cOmpre-
hcnsive appreciation Of Che pressing needs ~ the country
bas within 1t material for 1884 which the Rcpub
can party safely challenge tho confidence
~ the Nation.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A CAUTIOUS DOCUMENT

The message. as whole. both in what II con :
tans and what 10 0nlts will confirm the Impression of
the country that the President while recognizing vital ~
sues present disposed To move with extreme eau
ton aud refrain from recommending specific methods OF
doaii.g with them.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

FrcW The SpTtHgdttd Erputca
II is a plain, buSiness-likc document, very
much like those of President Hayes, and illustrates how
and prosao NAY be the annals of great peaceful
and
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Naturally there large increase IN the activity OF
the petrolcum speculation last week compared with
the previous week bechnsc there two business
days IT, The activity, however varied largely from
dan 10 day Prices depressed early n the week from
~ I6iaaSI II Ia 81 I3. Whether this movement was
engineered the bnlls shake out weak holders or
va. ono forced by the bear II resulted In largely
pandng the short Interest Toward the close the
market tooR ard higher prices and closed rea
sonahy nnn ht 81 i7dS1 lGl. The temper OF traders
has been changed from dependency Ia oIuation, and
there was general pecton Ot higher prices this week
ON the part traders the close OF the market The
situation Is more favorable CHER In Ia lower figures
and the mood VI speculaOrs PROMISES willing response
10 any movement upward.
feature OF the week the admission OF about one
hundred dealers unlisted the New York
Mining and National Petroleum Exchange aud the
opening dealings the board with promising activity
This week viii "A warm contest over tho question OF
consolidating the two petroleum boards. and ~ the Oh
iect sought cOmnendable, 81 II To he hoped that
can I've REACHED harm0nl0usy by the adoption Of wise
and conservative course Of action.
The range OF prices aud the total deaIngs Tor the
week ln New York were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
~ UNPKETENDINn MEssAGE.
NOT THRILLING.

The message is an unprctcndinR. but dig,niicd
aud able state papcI which contains much that after
reading one Is Surprised to that II Is short
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
"NO WASTE OF WORDs."
l----- IL LII Ill Ii

There is no waste of words, but the subject
IN hand are treated IN brief and comprehensive maj
ncr aud 50 clearly that n Il PLEASURE 10 read
even To those vino inclined 10 think such length
state documents a bore.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

Confined strength characterized the refined miuket
last week and II closed Il cent higher at oaV5 cents 10
New York and 97s 30 cents Philadelphia and Baltimore
BRADFORD, PENN Dec. s-Crude OIL steady ana nrin
total runs Friday 77,42S bbls, total shpmcnts O3i5l,
charters -, ,53D; clearnoes II, l32OOO uuIcu tlPo
Line certificates opened aud closed at Sl 1915 highest
price, 81 l7is lowest, 81 l6ls.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
ru,o,y,N pnonUcE MARKETS.

IIvFRPunL Dec A-Baoou-C Cumberland Cut, dI AZ SIS
Bacon-Short etnady at f2s Cd. Bacon Long IehI
stsay 3gs,, short Cear steady at 4os oi
steaiy at 3Is Lard Prime Western dull az AS ihI.
penne- -syirits du at 27s 0d COruMlSed Now, dIl At
5s Z Lh
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A SAFE PAPER.

1t is the safe paper of safe, cautions, Mega
tive man. too much politician 10 be stttsauah, and
hardly gifted enough 10 be very much Of either.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10


The message IN not Il thrilling document H.
will not fan tho emLers Of enthusiasm, shock any
budy =
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
INDICATED.
~ InKALEss EYECrTIYE.

President Arthur's Independence Of Cabinet
advice Indicated again this year Ia more than QUE part
ofi ifso
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
A BUsINEss-LIKE DOCUMENT.

II il, in its directness of statement an
thoughtful suggestiveness, paper which Is inhntel
cTeditab!e 10 its author.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
CONSERVATIVE AND CAUTIOUS.
TOO LONG.

The message will impress the reader as u CON
servatiye and cautious document
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY. Dec 9-P N.
The Custom House returns of the foreign move.
ments Of merchandise at Nsw-York last week make
showing that IL unusually unfayOrable TO the
port While the totals Of exports and imports for
last week are only 81 ,298546 greater than for the
same week Of 1852. and only $4134 4s3 greater than
for the week of 1881, the imports in excess of ex-
ports last week 81, lSl 500, against an excess
of 1864, ,30S for the week of 1892, and against an
excess of exportsof S106,447 for the week of 1881
The imports last week $50, ,344 504l were 50 ,423.-
025 greater than for the week of 1882, and were
S2,350s71 greater than for the week of 1881. The
exports last week S5l62,712 were 81, 1874 400
smaller than for the week of 1882,
and were S1,937,37s smaller than for the
week Of 1891. Last weeks movements
made important changes in the comparative bal
ances against the port in the business since Janu-
airy l. Including the specie movements the bal
ance against the port in the business of this year
tSlll,l2l,717) is only 1858 092 less than in the
same time 1882, when the movements included ex-
ports of specie of $3s ,O92, ,7s9 in excess of the
exports; and is $s663,769 greater than the bal
anCe in 1881, when the movements included
$44412,041 of specie imports in excess of the ex-
ports.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS PROM JANUARY TO DATE.
MERCHANDISE
1881, 1882 1888
Imports. s4l25092tt s4es5?5tse sast6IIe4!
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
CREDITABLE TO IT'S AuTHoI

1t shows sound judgment, good practlca
sense. and independence OF thought
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
ALMOST COLoRLEss.
INDEPENDENCE OF THOUGH

FTOU TIC httNHtUW UfFpuI'W
1t is almost a 60 lorless document. II is very
like his last in respect OF lis strictly business character
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
PRESS CoMlfENTS on THE MESSAGE
BROAD IN HIS VIEWS" "
w., TLs pyorf,I<ues .Jo,frudl

From The IT0rfdtnee J0nTldI
President Arthur by his present message,
will strengthen the conviction now so generally enter.
taned irrespective Of party lines that he Is at once broad
his views strong in expression, and wholly patriotic Ia
doctrine and IN suggestion.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
the PETROLEUM MARKET

AEW YORK. Dec. y.
The month of December has sgnalized itself
by opening with pipe line nuns deliveries.
In place largo OF deliveries which has been
the rule recently. the far this month have been
7I57s barrels TN Of the dsliveresan average
daily excess of O654 barrels II Il time that this change
has been surprise bulls" 10 from their knowl-
edge Of depletion Of stocks tho wells and at the
board Of the good export demand that has advanced
the price OF reancd oil to per gallon have looked
for continuance Of favorable showing In the pipeline
figures Yet tho altered movement shond not be given
too great Significance There plenty OF e remaining
for return the old order Of movement which might
finish the month the deliveries again ahead Of the
runs In connection with this 10 should be remembered
hat the average daily In December. 1882. were
~ barrels s273 barrels In ~ tic
daily runs this month The daily deliveries
this month year were only SO%34 barrels, while
50 far average daily deliveries have been larger by
IL O5s barrels Barring the unflvorabe Development
in the pipe line figures there nochanEe In the stats
cal situation wsek frOn what IL haA been for several
months. The figures from December are rs follows
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20

lyman Vao chosen. WAa aloo sworn IN.
This efves the Creek nation two peinoi-
pal chiefs, and adds another difficulty
TO the situation. A large majority Of
both houses OF the Council favor
Spiechi.
NEW Yosx. Dec. l9.-U. 3. Three's.
lOlA: 4Ms, 14l< "a, Nh; American
Express 50, Central Pacific 5K.
Canada southern $50. Chicago, Bur.
IinRton and Quincy 12lA, Lake
Shore y9A, Delaware, Lackavarna
and Western III, Denver and
Rio Grande Is, Hannibal and ST. Joe
%, Kansas and Texas z3i4, Louisville
and Nashville ~. Michigan Central
~, Northern Pacific 25sx, Northwest
ern lSx, Ohio and Mississippi Z35<.
Reading Sjs. Rock Island Is. ST. Paul
5sh. Texas Pacific 2014, Union Pacif Q
76ss, Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific
1875, Pacific 95s 27st. Erie 29ls. New
York Central 13L, Pacific Mai Az,
Panama 81, Wells Fargo Is. New
Jersey Central s4A, Wettern Union
7oA, United States Express s.. Petro-
leum quiet. 1874.
The hawaiian Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Glib
son introduced in the senate today a
bill 70 provide for giving notice to the
Hawaiian Government of q desire on
the part Of the United States t. abro-
gate the commercial treaty between the
two nations. The bill 10 the same that
Gibson has introduced every session
since the treaty went into operation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20

An old lady in NesburQ 10 q great
believer in coal oil - cure for every
thing: in fact, N . cure-all-she has
coal oil on the brain. And few even
ines AGO. while some old women friends
we're calling upon her. one Of them
said:
II dou't know what's the matter with
my Johnny's knee. It's ssellsd, and Il
makes him % lams that be can hardly
walk"
!" Battle Il with coal OIL" said the old
lady. ~Iil guarantee yoo IL vfll cure
Il =
Another one said:
my 6araA Aas suoh. . pain between
her ovea."
!. Wen. all GAs's got 70 do 10 TO rub il
veil with coal oil three or four times .
day, and 4 vii enss her," remarked the
I'D lady. hastily.
.Weji,r aid IL third 2oman. II
ain't eoe nobody siok about my house,
dat II : body hasu's got trouble one
vay sAs's got il another. All can do
/ can't e. my Jennie 70 stay Al home
EVENING""
Rub her With cal oil." aid the old
LADY. II good earnest, :. and I'll Ruaran-
tee yoa if'll cure her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20

Capt. Burton tells Us how the Arabs
maintain that the whistler's mouth is
not TO he purified for forty days, while,
according to the explanations Of others,
Satan touching mans body causes him
to produce what they consider an Offen-
sivs soLnd. The natives Of the Tonga
Islands, Polynesia, hold it to be wrong
TO whistle, as this act is thought to be
disrespoctful 10 God. In Iceland the
villagers have the same objection to
whistlinQ, and 30 far DO they carry their
superstitious dread Of it that "if one
swings about him stick, whip. wand,
or aught that makes whistlin9 sound,
he soares from him the Holy Ghost;'
while other lcelanders, who consider
themselves free from superstition, sau-
ti0usly give the advice: DO il not, for
Who knoweth what is in the air?" How
ever eccentric these phases Of supersti
tiOus belief may appear to Us, IL must
not be forgotten that very similar no.
tions prevail at tho present day in Great
Britain. A correspondent of Notes and
Queries, for instance, relates how one
day. after attempting in vain 0Ret bis
dog 70 obey orders and come into the
house, his wife tried 10 coax IL by whist
ling, when she was interrupted by ser.
want, a ksman Catholic, who exclaimed
in the most piteous accents: If you
please, ma'am, don't whistle-every time
q woman whistles the heart of the bless
ed Virxin bleeds." In some districts Of
North Germany the villagers say that II
one whistles in the evening il makes the
angels weep. Spes king, however, Of Ia
diea in connection With Whistling, il ID
q widespread superstition that IL 10 al
all times unlucky for them TO whistle
which, according to one legend. origin.
atsd in the Circumstance that. while the
nails for our Lords cross were being
forged, 4 woman stood BY and whistled
Curi0ualy enough, however, one very
seldom hears one Of the fair sex indulg.
ing in this recreation, although there il
no reas0n, ~ il has been often pointed
out, Why they should not whistle with Al
much facility ~ the opposite ecx. One
custom among women may Be, in mea.
sure, due 70 the distortion Of the fsa
lures which il occasions. Thus Ne know
cation. the pipe which aftervard provei
| % fatal to NsssynA, when she be6sld u
water the dis6Quremeut Of her face
caused BY her musical performance
There are numerous instances on record
nevertheless, Of ladies wishing ct pub
lie entersainments. and charming thei
audiences With the graceful ease viii
which they vhistled such airs - Til,
Bloc Bells Of Scotland or " The Neck
inc Bird" Indeed. nsst many years ago
at . grand provincial concert, two 80
ters excited much admiration BY tn
clever and artistic way In which tAey
vhistlcd duet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20
roPSoDDv.

Mr.. Topnoddy pushed back his chair
from the supper table and, looking at
his wife, remarked:
my dear, ! understand the ladies
have formed some kind Of an associa-
ton for the furtherance Of the Prohi-
bitiOn ticket. Do you know anything
about itY'
yes; vas at the msssine.r
"Oh. I didn't know you believed In
tsmpsranes."
II believe in tho kind believe in, Top-
noddy, and 10 l want 20 talk IN talk.
and all the hints you may hint wont
amount to 4 hill Of boans."
"Of course not, my dear; bat what did
Attended 10 their businsn, which
some men know don't always do"
what was their bosineasf
"Well, they met 10 send out speaker
to stump the Stat"
They bad 70 ssleos men. Of oourss,"
said Topnoddy.
I'm sorry 70 say they did. aud, the
worst part Of Il Wa, your name vas soR-
Rested."
"Ah, indeed" and Topooddy smiled
in an exceedingly self-sstis6sd wav.
am glad have some reputation among
the lsdiss."
"Doo't b proud, Topnoddy."
Bot, my dear, there Is sOuethinR "a
b proud Of in that, ! think," ho 70
piled.
Il suggested il myssH."
"You don't sAyw
"Yes, Topooddy, I Rot up and said
that thooeht Il Mr.. fopooddy 3 noee
could b. secured for the campaign. u
could b carried around and shown up
during the day - IN awful result Of in
Temperance. and q night it voald do
for : red light to hang ont in front 81
the hall. The question vas voeed On
and lost, heoaus q wAs thought By
The entire meeting that Tie nose oooldn'l
Do secured without the man, and the
entirssy would b such . load On thu
oause q 70 make the whole party 81
drunk 10 drown its oosrovA Nou -
ne - ron emile when yoa think III
women are eompaimeoting yca. vii
your
Topuoddy didn't let her 80.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20

This from the Springfield Cnion is
the best yet: Courtney . going 70
rov against time. Some mornine Ne
shall wake up and dnd our clock saw-
cd In two"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20
4 Bargain.

r OF IL BLOCK X. BELLS FOURTH
- addition corner lot, on Front street,
opposite the Barrel Factory; will b of.
fered for sale for few days, cheap. In
Quire at the law Office of
SMITH & OSBORN,
del Post Rui1slinu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20
BARGAINS.

TIME BEST EVER OFFERED IN
i raal estate in seattle can DO had at the
Office Of g. G. Phinney & Co. Intending
purcha ,ers will please call at all the other
real estate offices first, ascertain their low
est prices then come to US. and we will
sell property adjoining as good. II not bet
ter. ten per cent. below the lowest prices
obtained This 10 an unsurpassed offer,
and we are in pOsition to stand BY what
We say. as we own Five Hundred and FIJI
ty-f0ur lots In our own name. In all parts
Ct ! SETTLE sss ranging In price from S5o to
blocks In Burke's second addition: 7, 6
l9. ~. IS. A& So. So 90. 81 and u. eleven full
blocks, l32 lots In that addition. We own
four blocks an jackson street; those two
beautiful blocks. 10 and 10 on the top Of
the hill. 3i5 feet above the lake and level
as . floor. from which the most magnifl-
cent view Of both thelake and the bay can
DO had. There are few places In the world
from which such bodies Of salt and fresh
water s, can 3 seen: The rich man can buy
can pay part and have his own time for
balance: and We will give the poor man .
able.
When we had plenty Of money we were
always ready 70 help . poor devil. and
have given our last dollar TO him we
now we haven't . great deal Of money.
but any Gods quantity Of property. and
we aro ready e give home to the poor
and such bargains to the rich - he's never
bern offered IN Seattle before. Come one
and ali Lots Of envious idiots will day
this 10 only Phinney blow" but the
proof Of the pudding 10 In eating II. Come
and see for yourselves.
Now 10 the time to buy real estate, BE-
fore the spring raise and rush. Look ot
the daily recorda You win go the long.
headed, far-sighted business man quietly
gathering 1t in.
This offer ceases whom we have sold
enough to put NJ out Of debt.
Once hours . q. m. 70 II m. every day.
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NOTICE..

I'm AND AFTER NOVEMBER 30.
~ until further notice. the steamer Wei
come will take the place 0e the Emma
Hayward on the Olympia and Tacoma
route. There are no sleeping accommo-
dati0us on the Welcome. PasDengerS
wishing beds should take the afternoon
boat for Tacoma.
del Il c. E. CLANCEY. Agent.
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4 dsbatGne spets1y dawn y 0ains Aas
~ : Uss1saGlsd atssaeIiea 80 -
Rsssivs,l II haesiae - Oage-l.
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PACIFIC COAST.

The Tail sycamore 81 the wabash.
SAH FBAxCIsCo, Dec. 19.-Private ad-
vices state that Hon. d. w. Voorhees, of
Indiana has offered to come and defend
Cox, Who shot Mclaughlin.
The 0phlP Elertisn.
San FRANcmco, Dec. 19.-The Ophir
fight il being bitterly contested, and the
Flood and Sharon forces are out in full
strength. No such stock excitement
has been seen here since the Crown
Point election. Nevads block il sur
rounded by an immense crowd waiting
TO hear the result, which il not likely to
be known before a late hour this even
ing. All the stock voted was challenged.
Up to the present hour, 2p. M, only the
letter II had been reached, when g, 1913
votes were cast for Flood and 1917 for
M0rrew, representing the Sharon inter-
est. All the votes and proxies standing
in Richardson's nance in the Bank Of
California, about 48y000, will still be
cast for Sharon. The belief il that
Flood will win, although betting is
about even or slight y in favor Of Flood.
Ophir, regular, sold mp 10 $50 this
Later-The Bank OF California, hold.
ing Sharon certificates and proxies. ap-
peared and voted ~ los. the vote then
standing: Flood. -, 752; Sharon, 1904.
At 3 p. N. the vote stood: Flood, 80,
1904; sharon, 1862. Wright followed
up for Flood with 1,4tO, making the q
nal vote: Flood, 81, 1901; sharon, 49,
O92.
MinlnG Stacks.
SAN FsANcrsCo, Dec. 19.-Best d Bel
cher 81 70. Bullien 55c, Chollar 81 Is,
Crown Point 800, Grand Prize 25c, Mex
loan 81 30. Northern Belle l5c, Overman
zoo, Savage 81, Union % O.. Bodie Con-
solidated 7bc. California l5c, Consolidat-
cd Virginia 80, Gould 4 Curry 81 80,
Hale 4 Norcyoss 81 IS. Mount Diablo 81,
Ophir SO, Potosi 81 IL, Sierra Nevada
% ~, Utah 81 10, Yellow Jacket 81 s.,
Alpha 81. Eureka Consolidated 81 Is,
Belcher $50, Exchequer, $50.
Shlpplag 1aaelllGence.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l9.-Arrived-
Ship Challenger, Thompson, from Sc
attic; bark Arkwright, from Port Gam
ble, barkentine Melancthon, from Colum-
bia river; schooner Courser, from Port
Townsend, steamer State Of California,
from Astoria, ship Annie H.Smith, from
Port Townsend, steamer San Pedro,
from Tacoma, British ship Cleaning,
from Burrard Inlet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20
NOTICE.

TIME SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
has opened Q branch Office in the
Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau. Washington street. Leave your
clothes or orders. del3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20

.Wsll, may hope thsa, dsarssA that
at eomo 6imo nay have H. hAppomeo
q nakine yoa ny wife p Yes hcps
e. I en- oaso." - replted; ! On -
~ Sised oe s1jua fslJous foe bceAsa a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-20

MY FAMILY HAVING GONE TO
WI California for the winter, have re
Moved from my late residence ON Marion
street to rooms II and Is. Hotel Bruins
wick, where can be found BY those wish
ing my services, when not at Office or
otherwise engaged.
z. L. SMITH. NJ. d.
Seattle, w. T., Dec. Is. 1852 l2t
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A GENERAL CARPENTER AND
"A shipbuilder, who has also worked
long at lumb ring wants situation. Ap-
ply at the st. Charles Hotel or at the Office
Of this paper. del26