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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12
The Daaf.Mute Voice.

We have received the first number
of the Deaf Mute Voice, four-page
paper, published at the Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb, Jackson, Miss.
All the work ON this paper is done
by deaf-mutcs who have already
learned the art of printing in other
newspaper offices of the State, and,
we NAV. add, it is we'll AMI creditably
done, the number before us being q
model of ncatness and mechanical
execution. The paper will serve 9
two-fold purpose-that of affordine
convenient and instructive means
of expression to the inmates, and
also an opportunity for many of the
pupils to make a beginning in the
art of Typography, something which
they may be able to turn to good &C
count when they leave the institu
ton. There are times when every
country editor in the land wishcs
his compositors were mutes.
The paper contains much interest
ing information not otherwise OBJ
tainable. The price is only so cents
per annum, and every one feeling ar
interest in these unfortunates Of on
State should subscribe. Prot
Dobyns deserves fresh praise for in
auuuratino the entarnrisp.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

WHEN Ex-Governor Churchill, Of
Arkansas, was Treasurer of that
State, there was an alleged shortage
in his accounts, and after his cleo
ton to the office of Governor, CON-
mittee of the Legislature went
through the. books and reported
deficit of $4,000. This rport was
not accepted, and in January last
another committee undertook the
job, and lis report shows shortage
of $233, GIG. -EEchaags
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

Sunday night last, about mne
o'clock, t. j Bolton, Jr., of Bolton,
shot J. H. Glass former resident
of this city, in West Jackson-State
Ledger.
We have been thinking all this
time Glass was shot in the arm.
However, we were probably misled
by the Clarion's dispatch.from the N.
0. Times Democrat.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

Governor Lowry has reappointed
j. w. Land Commissioner of Missis-
sippi.-Iimes and Iatelltgeacer.
WHO'S j. W Land, anyhow? And
when was created the Office of Com
missioner of Mississippi? Our
neighbor evidently meant to say
that the Governor has reappointed
Hon. j. w. Smylie LaRd Commits
sioner of Mississippi
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

! A NEGRO named Albert Boykin
was murdered in Yazoo county last
week by another negro named Geo.
Smith. When an attempt was made
by Mr.. Furlong to arrest Smith for
the crime, the. latter ran and was
shot with load Of buck-shot, from
which he afterward died.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

The Yazoo Sentinel has entered
upon its 9Th volume under the most
fiattering auspices. 4 Under its pres
ent able management, it 'has proved
a decided financial success, and is
immensely popular with the people
of the Valley. We congratulate our
friend Henry upon his prosperity,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

THE old wagon in which John
Brown used to carry runaway ne
groes from Missouri, and in which
the arms for the men at Harpcr's
Ferry were carried to West Liberty,
Ia, was sold at the latter place a
few days ago. 1t will be used to
carry the mails of one of the news
papers.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

WE learn from the Messenger that
the trial Of Matt Simmons, one of the
all gcd assassins of Gen. Tucker,
commenced at Okolona last week
The prosecution was conducted BY
District Attorney Finley, assisted by
Judge w. J. Lacey, and Gen. Davis
and Capt. w. T. Houston represent
the defendant. The jury returned a
verdict OF guilty as charged in the
Indictment.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

It. j. Bolton, Jr., who killed the
Clarke brothers, in Vicksburg, in
1881, shot Jas. Glass, of Jackson, at
the Edwards House, on the lst inst,
the ball taking effect in Glass arm.
1t was all about base woman
whom Glass had carried to his
room in that reputable hotel
Bolton made his escape. What
we want to know now is, why
did the Clarion reporter have to go
all The way to the columns of the N
o. Times-Dcmocrat fer notice Of
this affair, when he was right on the
ground? Delicacy is a good thing
in its place, but we don't like to see
quite so much of it in q newspaper
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-12

treasurer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20
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Ne IL asessseA ~ Ssss essessrss
~ psspte.
A. the steamer Eosth Pacific, having
On board Hsasy Willard. frs~idsas Of
The Northsfn Pacific Railroad. and
party ryanJed Alki Point. a rush was
made fes The Oregon improvement
Csmvsny's wharf. and By ths time The
steamer landed besveea one thossand
aad nfsssn hundred people had consre-
gated these n at nliHpss 1T our dis
siaaaished visitor. Who l. eeneralts
recognised ~ . friend 90 Seattle. On
landing The party psvceesleJ an foos ur
ths wharf 81 ths Beu Aslinrtou. and
t.ssk 4 survey II the rssssns fitted mp for
them. Dinner wss announeed and the
party was nshespd into the Arlington
dlniua r,sssa. which had tseea beautiful
u dsessated fpS the occasion. and SAT
deva so ~ ane \ repast ~ spuld be
served anywhere In Ausesiea. After
dtuaer the party scattered out, ssme
aviua Ia cue direction aud sosse Ia
lsusshss, each follow Ing the bcnt II h's
insItastton.
The party censisss 81 che following
gentlemen.
Henry Willard, Dr. l.. Weber. w. II.
Mead. G. A. kpsderd, q. n. Prescott,
John Muir. n. Thsstsen. r, Hshulse,
CART. X. Van Otessad, IT. +. n. Fry, J.
y For, Edward Spsen and Bsiiey
Wiilia
lnvttatis~a are eat fes recep'bn VI
Mr., Willard al III o'el.sck this asoruinr.
~ Odd fslls~'s Hail. where seme im.
portAat and snterestinp business h ~
be talked over.
A o'eluek The party viii leave by
The North pAsiAe Tor Portland. After
remaining Ia the VALLEY Tee days they
viii pr,eeesi East. VIA the Northsru Pa.
eifc railroad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

NJ indicated II shs fusegoinc. whiis IL
eompaetsoa dnsina The eusrsst year. AID
the early baiIdin9 of The Cascades branch
will stiii further quscksa The ps~s~ns 81.
traordinary movement. We are nat
only upoa shs ere of arvat changes. bot
we have already entered UPON then
Oars IL region ~ vast possibilities. the
development Of which 10 the commerce
81 The wosld viil pl,es Waahinstou CITY
years hsrse IN the fsont rank of Mates.
With Nev York. Peausvivsnis. OHIO.
and Illinois
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

Ths foilosina are The transfers Of
raj essa1e. q rseocded 81 ths Aaditoe's
o61ce. sinos our lAse report:
Th0. Mercer 10 H. r. Walsvorth.
block -. MERGERS second. e2t00.
N. l.. Thirun 70 A. Aackintcsh. loea
Is and rs. block ., seattle Hou; seesd.
enc
n. p. Pipsr 10 WIN. BsSckstt, lots =
and 3, block Z, Deans addition, $50.
Peter Dean 70 Mnsvis r. Piper. lots
and B block I. Deans addition, e3O.
Samuel Lyons 70 A. Aaaktntcah, loes
and :. block II, NaAlsss's ssccod. 900.
J. 3. Burgess %. A. Naekintoeh, los
1. block II. MeAlses's sseond. ESQ.
Fannie n. Lssdbsstss - q. g. Yhin-
psy, lot 8. block 3 Central. go.
&. Bartlett 10 l. 8. Booth, trustee.
lots s. 9. Z, ., block S. Tssry's art ad-
dision. $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

CossauNnm Psa HrnAl6szlP AfaD'
ssPrt.-A FeAs. A Lynch. A Johnsou. A
v Stewart. Ballard 4 Sox. Blanchard 4
ca. Boyd 4 Fonctu, Blaokman Rroa
Clark, Anderson d Go, q 0oldstein. c
Tussle. Carlson a Morrison. q Iooch. c
r sssone 4 Co, q q Funk 4 Go. q Port
IMAM. r Boxiea. r w Van Wolksuberg
r W Wusehod q 90, 4 wtneesblAke. I
kyre. r II Thomas. fAusnaAal BruA g
Jamea. Golden Rule BSxAar. @ G Meok-
o.. q Summons. q Il Finn, q G Phinnsy
II Harrss. II Jones, Hall. PAslscn 4 %,
II 3 Jackson, l CathoArt Frankeuthal,
] Collins ScAola. ] d 4ssvonssu.
Michel. ] r Daslis, A Leach. J n
nsury, J q Wright H Ailton, "
smith. Doaeau, r Brevstse j, "
Hunt, ScAram 4 Co, KELLOGG 4 Say
der, K KincAid, l. CAeadle. L l. An
drswA L kline, L kooeeoono. L Holhie
Marvin hruA n II ksssine, n Chilose4
n forsmAn, D G 6Asrsy q On RI Lair
fampArsy b loWuAan, p OolA1 D CO,
Nlmon h BroWnstunA SnoAo0sfah Trad
IN O.. = BAXTER d o. Smith 4 Earrar
Sestsoo d Post, seattle Lumber 4 Cous.
uereiAl ca NcawAoacAee Bsus 4 o.
Tai 10y, T Il Alsoea, Toklas = 1inssr.
man. 4 Butler. HSen 4 kayno0d, W D
SCOTT d %, Wald q Campbell, W Mont
ya,ansry, W CArkesk, " L SssinveR
CO, VT Allen 4 Go, WAddsll 4 Mia
" n WepaAo9. Yss HiaC. h b ko0ssA
3 A I&e6 d ca. sea T~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

SxArrIs, April -, le5A
United Statss ~. A. b. Covan. eeasg'
ed With selling liquos 10 indians. Jafy
rvsusned verdic. Of guilty - oharaed
Territory Of Washinesoa ~. Francis
II. 0uye. Afraignsd and given Ill
Tomorrow 70 plead.
Jacob finfay W Card 4 Lair. D..
fault and Judgement fue o4e0 and oooto.
Territory ". Lynn Nsvtn. Dsfend-
Ant withdrew his plea Of MOI guilty,
aud enters plea Of guilty.
The Grand Jury % THE part OF tAe
Territory brought Ia Ave moro indics.
ments a9ainst persons for maintaining
nulsAncen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20
sasssav Avn rA~sxNSsaA>

la eraes that our vssitsrs NAY tsrm
sese idea u Ne h~ssHeas tene IN the
isstae CITY ~ Seattle, = reporter Of The
e~r>lxvsssmsSosA Ass sAAsa the palma
~ e~t = esces sst.M>se II The Assemat II
ts~scAt landed On cas whNrw~@ And nasa.
Der ~ passengers xhs have arrived A%s~
trsM Nan FrAass~Ns ssassae The nsp%eeea
AAse ~ We psv~eat mensA, which are
gwen tsescws
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
new LIST
FOR APRIL

r OFFER FOR SALE. AT PRICES AS
il low ~ any bodyt
A beautiful residence corner Of Fourth
and Spring etrcets.
Another choice residence. withtwo lots,
corner Fifth and Madison streets.
Two splendid los.. with house. on Sixth
street.. for &yeJQ
l1ns twossory house and lot ON West
Splsndid lot on Second street near Pine,
With small house. for $4300.
Two lots and house. in block 81. hsirs Of
8. A. Bella addition.
Two choice lots On loppins hill. with
0ne view. tor &&SQ0
Fine lot corner Third and Pine streets.
Ten lots in c. Hanford's addition, for
Two sp eniid lots on Seventh and JET
fefDon. with houDe. Fine view.
FIVE 0no lots on Hroadway. for $4SN
1ots . and 4. block g. A. A. Denny's
Lot and half In block 81 Maynsrd's.
Forty lots IN Pcntius Tddition.
Two blocks in Roblnson's addition.
Two lots in Werret's addition.
Two lots In Eastern. for $3.50.
Two for el060: two for 8l0Ol
Twenty for $50 to $3.50 each.
A few choice lots In Union addition, at
500 The beot value IN the market
Two choice l0ts corner Third and Pine.
A few two-acr, tracts at Smiths Cove.
for $50 each.
Two nve-acre tracts in Seattle Home
stead. cheap
Twelve lots in Northern addition for 9aOO
Hundreds OF lots in all parts OF the city.
Cali and 500 full list
j. ". EDWARDS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Once On Front street west side, BE-
tween Cherry and Columbia. anil II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

In eAasseN - tf~ AsSsxe. there Aas
eese tssske - es~ss, ~ GREATER, tram
seset reasA sseA - tsssaAass. NscscsA,
SsssssA os,emssA os~csa And I'll Ter
sieassal sA~eA. Assaastllst n tAe aece~A
e~eA - tAesAMds 81 tcHs AZ freight ana
raeaeeet Aessax tAN eAsae SesRsA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

0aArxsvl JAps.-Oar readers Gill re-
a.smDef The reported picking ~ u
fourteen japanese sailoss In mid ocean.
nv the eerk nber. asd their recent
btsnetne 81 Victoria. They were on q
wateslaeped iaak. which had been dstv-
en- thrve thoasAnd misea FROM. home,
They had besa oat eighty aaya, had eat
en- all their prUstsio = drunk all their
fsesh water, and were in = sai(esiuc.
pertaining condition. TIE nher came
ALONG. tssk them ea beard, and gave
them the best in the ship On arrival
AZ Victoria they we're landed and taken
h hotel. 4 rev DAYS later The great
shssm occarred IN kayal RoAdA in
which fsaf seeeete were detvsn ashore
and wvcked, Tue repost dee 10 vic-
tes,N thai the rlhes vAa one Of The IN
tsstanAte craft, and Ia SOME wAy wNn
communicated b. the japanese aAikcrN
not one of whom. hy The way, eSould
talk wora Of EaclNA. TAAy "a ~
hlea thai the ritNr waa leakln,s eaSlly.
that their ftsend. CAps. Newly, waa 10
distress and in need 81 hei,A With one
i,a,satne they are sAtd - hare stAFteSl,
and ~ have eaae Al the eop Of their
sgseed ID the sceae 81 the DISASTER, their
Intention 6elMR D. 50 - board he II,
bes, IL psAsihlA and wofk the pampas
working tAesAseaseA Il ncc1 HA Well
nteh - death - help tAels oeaetAetee.
Aaf4ssty, however, the NeAr wAA M
one " the iasarei sAQss che Sessans -
wstA the less u An AneArNf only. Tie
csea intent 81 The erAteful lara vaa
taken, thssse. for asa that Il useaat And
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

fMmHAxrn fvsA~AArw sapssNr,Ss ~
Ne AsAssae casse II The Western Cases
t<acempA ocmrMas il ,assns ea~asss
IN tssl ac~ezNAAsce VITA ~ smeA. W.
WI etvN 4 40 AeNs~s 81 ealscA&@ tAj@
I've average sAAMtAly sa~swse ~ 1871
we AhsNt GINA ANA ~ ~ kAssa
n axSs n hAA Als~sAx sWAnAti &3NAA
I've rsVA rc4Nsst ~ aSSa wAA axAs eanAs
Z AASs ~ INA <Stk ~ tS&A SNNA M.
vNee mseaasc~a have A~N~A n hRN reN
rcs>eeM A. A<Ay n 80 aaensA<s~ Aa~e
teeA seAt N esneee AAy, WAsle t,se saAs.
N Awes~ZN h AlssNA N, iesNat weas.
sA<N Ase ssessNs<A a IN average "a q
WSsFAs eNeA, a. NAM fef AsS. A. &aAAy
are tvceSv~A ~ are sene. M ~ Nsss
~ N@saaNtAA ha~sAeQ il sSspsAssA IN
Ma NaksN Ard al NE w~@s ss.s< ls~es
SeN&A NssSeeeA n u sAs~ ~ <sssmaa
tAM SNSnt ard s~ssNsNe4 "a mo wssl3s
- ~ NeeAAe saseA ANeeaesNs ~@ A.
seksAsA tA< assN average n~sss,es II
woras NteesveA And uNNs tk~NasA tAs
SsNssae u(kN ~ - ASc&t III MNA sNss
thgs Nlce y sAAANccA esNseesa4S&feSa.
nssA sAst Y = AscssN rfcttsAae ~ tAs
xssAcAAN NAV % kNcsN sAeN ~~~s&se
thst <N = ss.asA ~sa paw ~ 5sStx
eMsA saNseaiaf sAt, Aeae. sscAe<.
sescsse ep ~ sNSlsa - ~aerN, e&e.. sssA
- ~ tFc~N Ne es~s &StA = eecsseA.
The ssce ~ - tsmrAzs ereA~csa ~
NkAHe heeN - = esse AAecss&ls snNMn<s.
kssPsnS = sAe~shsaaeA soecA. sasas.
SMM Wv secse'<s~s. eco. Ncsas ~ccA =
esseNsn ND AAssNe ~asA Fs~cSk~. -
S sA~H.ss sAcssl ~ aesa sse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20
Booth! BOofH! Doo|l!
Bargains!
Bargains!i
Bargains n!


+ or u BLOCK n AND LOIS; ayp
A3 eaeek g. IA T. Dsaay's ID 80
etoA - Moth eestxse.
La !. Z 3 aSd u akock ~: hal -
oAoek ~ scfs ; and 4 hock ~ - ~
! I'D : Aock - D. =. DenayA "a -
1i1jua q Meth Seafsie.
Lot I hesek Is t@eH 81 DunnyS -.
80 ! 8 cd 4 MOCK $, I'm 4 Akl
sck -: seOs aaA 4 Aasck 9. Ys1vi
1Ruf aAAifioa-
Lec Ia ean4 :. haeck a - II
beock -. KIDD asssxicaL
ioes < & aA1 q Aock n Naynns66 -
Loes II I'D L. Hsork y: lDxS L - IT
u eaock -. ssa L s G 81 n hnrk q
Seoes1e Ho0esfenA ~ H 1eAlroR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

ghip War Hawk cas- insured FOR e9000.
THIS vii about pay for her rsouildin9.
The next show here will hc she Bost
on the evenings of the 9Th and 2ssh.
tuesday aud "Wednesday nsxs.
Tho Port Discovery ssumiil. after be-
ing shut dovn ssgr weeks for repairs
aud improvements. Will start 10 work
again neat Nosday. cutting i0o, 0U feet
Of iunstef day. -
Pickering & Co. hare established tbs
Washington Enplovmeat Bursau 81 No.
Is Fruss street. Those Interested viii
plssss 80 advertisement elsewhere, and
shsn lee no time In seeing Pieksrirz 4
TO.
John Graf, ths hotel keeper, formerly
IL the Minussosa house here. has for the
last year or swu the ksspsf of public
bosss Ia Portland, has returned 10 -.
attic aud resumed his rsssdsuos snoaG
-.
The cabin passengers on board the
Mississippi were r. W. Wxstho6 and
v,f., q. N. jones and vtfe. y. y. Jones.
v. Al. Palmer, r. v. Sternmau. J. Mo-
lsaashisn, u. Allen. II. Mitchell. Jas.
Dav.da,u. wife and sistss, Maria Bur-
uus. q. ]. uufkthvick.
Judge Hoyt has bought Judge
Or. sss's rsidsues psoWrty in the
sssatheru part of Olympia, and Mr.. Geo.
A. bsraes has bought she house and io,a
on Main strses near Maple Park, known
~ the "P. d. Moore property" Good
prices we're realized for both properties.
Prices Ut Olympia real estate are CON-
stantly advancing aud sales grow more
humorous each month.
The Nofthesu racine land sales In
MinneAota, Dakota and the Yellowstone
cs,untfy during The month Of March
last past aggregated ss.1u0 scres; Ia
Washington Territory. -. ;aO acevs; In
Montana, &Ssl acres; total. 5j,asD acres,
Tor consideration Of eAesass. Sslea
Of to~n lots Melted ft2,&&A Of which
vi ,2t6 were received fer lots in the
towa u Liviagstou.
A couple Of Watufai cusiosstiea were
brought tato this Office yesterday. Oas
vas a Waite natak skin. The eshes was
a hen's double eglH. os two evs1s In one,
oe rather Que go inside another en-.
The inside etna VAS Of ordinary hens
es9 sase and u perfect shape. The ont.
side evU Vas also Of rerfece shape. bat
waa doable the ordinary sise. Zach eee
had essMplete matter and an entire aAsll
te itself. We never saw anything like
u t,efese. Ii h no4 stAted that tAe hen
that psssSiuced THE e<p,, o. these eeCs, h
regularly addicted - teAt kind a baat-
uesS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

~ uuOUvuA
WHILE YET
There is Room /!
Houses on the installment plan.
Choice lots in Bieelow's Addition.
Choice lots and blocks in Lake
Union Addition.
Choice lots in Washington Addi-
ton.
Choice lots in Maynard's Plat.
Choice lots in Denny's Addition.
Lots 2, 3 and 4, block l8, Nav.
nard's.
Lot Z, block Is, North Seattle.
Lots l and 3, block 80, North
Seattle.
Water lots-Loss A, 10. IL and
Il, blocks & and ], Denny's
Plat.
Lots l aad ?, block IA, in Mer-
GERS Addition to North Sc
attic.
Lots S and 6, block 6, Eastern
Addition.
Lot 4. the w. Of 5 and 8, and
the center ! Of S and q, block
los, Denny's ID Additioa.
Lots Z, 8 and 2, block 4, heirs Of
Sarah A. Bells LIST Addition.
Lots 4. 5 and 8, block IS, A. A.
Denny's 9th Addition.
The n. Of lot 6, block s, Nay
nara's Plat.
Lot 9, block III, NaynArd's Plat.
The 4 of lots : and 8, block
9, Maynaris Plat
Farm lands near Whatcom.
Farm lands on Lakes Unioo and
Washington.
The Sc. of the AE. /. Of &C
9, Up Is N. r. 4E.
The M. . Of the NV. !, and
lot l. sec ss, sp % n. r. 5
Rand the S.e. Of SW. Of
sec. -. sp 20 n, r. ; B.
$50 acres Tide Marsh Land.
500 acres Timber Land
800 acres Coal Land.
Is acres vel improved Land, ca
north side Lake Unicn-
3 acrss In Galer TrarS adjoining
Mob Hill Addissoa-
80 Acres choice Farm Land coe
mie from god market; m
improved ; very cAAF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

A sasa Nevss scsse nasA easns h snsee.
vse~'sae = eeN Ne ce~ssA1ey ccssA steAs
ae~a - ~ sNSsuA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

Eok l. SAsAer6 sAAssSsn. IA 4
Merez s41SssoG 10 Meth SnnxsSs
- Msy1Arks Yza.
Uscks IA =. u T. aDA - K10 -
sieA. NA4
0srks 4, n 81 II - q a. q - Z
Na0asls asAdszssA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-20

THIS ADDITION Is SIT.
uas~a sn = as~nzafnl Fliaa4as,
salmnlrg Rurse's srcsoa a3k.
tissa, anis~erass'kaag Lake wasA-
a.gssns assnae = Efale Dss~ tAan .
quarter If \ Hsle vesa sf tAs ~
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NALL AT ONCE OR YOU WILL
~ miss \ splendid chance to invest.
TAh addition hAs q F1Nk vikw Of the
CRY and 0Ay.
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REAL ESTATE.
EXTRA
BARCAINS!!

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i splondN lofs In Union addition. q so
for ieside tpsa aAA olS0 for eoguoaS.
chg 10 ocree. a dyksd; 30ecf0B cleared
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only $3.50: ono-haR onwn. halanco o.
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tor . hop yafd.
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Oao los d l1aynard1o q S39oA
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Lots and blocks n I'll parts q The city.
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