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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16

CHAPMAN & swAYNE, ATToRNEYsAT |
~ law, Fort Worth, TeIaa, ONCE over i
II et National Bank
DAvIs, BEA1,L q ROGERS, ATTORNEYS !
II y and Councillors ct Law. Terrell build |
hlR Main street, Fort Worth, Texss,
& b. .CANTEY, ATTORNEY AT Law. |
Ds ONCE over Barnes grocery, corner Main |
and First streets,
VXT H. ALDRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT
w Law, Notary Public and Land Agent,
1922 Jones street
DENDLEToN, BowLIN& BowLIN. W.
III s. Pendleton, County Attorney; N, p
Worth, Tex. Office, county attorneys Office
in tbeoouTt house, mp staira
The Bar Elsewhere.
VAMEs A. PoAGE, ATTORNEY AT.LAw
u and land agent, Albany, shackelford
county, Tex.
HILL& HILL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Il Gainesville, Tex. VIII practice In eu-
preme and federal courts. q. l.. HIN. i. L.
Hui.
~ A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
given 70 adjustment and collection OF olaims
and TO all commercial businese.
T L. RUSSELL. ATTORNEY AT Law.
He Cameron. Texas. Prompt Gttenpnn
gwen 20 all business placed IN my hands
n d. FooTE,w. q. ,CHAs.
". a. DALEY, attorney at law.-Foote, Dai-
| ley & Cunningham, San Angela, Tom Green
county, Tex, land and live stock agency.
! Lands for ranching purposes specially. Col
! lections and correspondence solicited.
HOUSTON HENDERsoN-w. b HoUs-
| Il ton, NJ HenderBon-LawyerH and Land
| Agents. ofice in Bank building, Wichita
! Falls. Texas.
PROFESSIONAL
H L. VERCoE, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
| IL and surgeon, office corner Houston
aud Fourth streets, over Washer & August;
residence corner Broadway aud Galveston
avenue, one block west OF South Main. Tele-
phone communications; Office 2A, resi-
dence Is.
lDR. II. W. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
IL surgeon. office on First street, between
Main and Houston, Fort Worth, Texas. Res
idonce 1877; at office 81.
| NToRTH & CULPEPPER PHYSICIANS
IN and surgeons, Office First street. be-
tween Main and Houston; residence East
Weatherford street, Fort Worth. Texas.
DR. W. w. RoUTH, HOMEOPATHlsT
- once and residence Third street, corner
RuBE, opposite the opera house, once hours
3 10 10 q, m; $50 TO 4p. M; Sundays 10 To Il
4 y. POLLOCK, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
u . Physician and surgeon. Once over II
I, Twombly q sons Land Office, Main street
ono block south OF court house, Residence
TOl East We2therford street. Omce hour
nom II To - a. m. and 10 and tOS p. m
Specially OF diseases OF children. Telephone
No at Residence 2i5.
s w wAl.LERICH, DENTIST. OFFICE
N No. Is Main street (up stsirBl, For
: Worth. Uses nitrous oxide gas.
LAND AGENT.
~ ]. ABERNATHY, FANEIN COUNT
IL Land ng ncy. For sale, improved AM
\ unimproved tracts Of fine land, residence
+. and residence lots In Bonham; lands ren
dered and taxes paid sOr nOn-residents; at
stracts OF title furnished: also, notary public
Address, + j. Alternately, Bonham, Fannh
/ county, Tex.
DETER @. RUORER y CO., BELToh
i Texas, Land and General Agents. Sci
propriotors OF tho Abstract OF Bell Count
Records. We do general land business, IL
2 Guiding surveying and oonvayenotuF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16
NOW York.

pRoDwCH,
Nlgyv YORK, Oct l6.--FLouR-null.
WHEAr-Spot lots y TO y higher, closing
weak; options opened strong, 4 higher, pfteT-
wards declined < to ~, osing steady with
re overy OF 4 10 y; No, red 81; No. red
S,3<ldS75,; No. I'd November s0@SI, closing
sCi2: December S15SmS9N, closing 49,.
LonS-Spot lots a shade better options
weas: No. go; No, . October 6SG6i, closing
g. November 6OhG0iA, closing 81; Deoem-
Der ST.. GI5il,, ciosing t3H.
PROVISIONS.
COVER Spot fir. Rio dun and nominal;
options quiet aud steady,
sales, . 900 bags.
Deceuber. .,...,..... ,........S xSe1S 30
October ..''''''e tS5o ~
November ............... q. ..,,....s.. SOtp
SUGAR-Strong: centrifugal b-lb; molaskes
sugar AZ: white extra Z OK ass; cut Lost aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16

The best smoking tobacco Is "Idtus
Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16
sskclAL ADHERTIsEHENTs.


$780,. Law CARDS.
oers OF Fort Worth Bar.
l1oircs@ MOZART, ATTORHFYs AZ LAW.
housioS 2 yer First National Banf Gamer
'-' ana Second streets. W ''''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16

k'Vh Rent "A FARM EIGHTEEN
aer,l uilliea north OF Fort Worth, about $50
Hsst,,llna cultivation, lOO acres IN pasture on
ier ast creek, good orchard, plenty OF wa
SSo,a,ses. Terms % per acre for land IL Guilt
IrsSali oSne-half cAsh. Apply 10 w. j. HOaz,
aepsn national bank, Fort Worth. i. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

E9hr WORTH RIFLES : REGULAR
COD smieeueg and drill tonight At Rrmory,
S ro maud ,E.SR. smoot, CAPTAIN; j. q. brown
.ng, orderly sergeaat. = -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16
FiNANoIAL,

/ oAf sSSSs OF MoNEYUPoN PRODUCTIVE
b1,st, Negotiated; also. vendors liens
TeSaa" Frsnels Smith a 90, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16

chicago.
Special 70 the Gazette.
caIcAeo. Oct. i5.-'he mark was dul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16

d he N3h,yls NEW PROPRIETOR or
a Bonne,n Aonal hotei, and successor OF Wood
Proposes q (" : eandldote Tor patronage, and
HsI, s npd feed equal Ia any n in 80. eitv,
street. M, 'sa ,aay. 500 per week 1907 Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-16
PROFESSIONAL

DR II. W. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
IL surgeon. office on First street, between
Main and Houston, Fort Worth, Texas. Res
idenoc over offico. Telephone number at res.
idonce 1871; at office g..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

The eavins and Gliding Of elevated
lots along the impsoved streets should
b viewed with thoughtful care BY the
city eovsrnweut. Much Of the work
already done at great expense ID prac-
tically valueiess, for the reason that 1t
has been undone BY the oavine and
sliding referred TO. Toclean the debris
from the walk o. one street would mot
b . vary expensive undertaking. bat TO
keep the walks of q dozen or twenty new
streets involves . heavy expense. Either
that, or the walks 20 uncleaned, re-
main buried deep under the mud,
and arc Of no value whatever. II seems
TO % that q moral is taught by these
things to the effect that too much street
work should not be undertaken in q
single year. Had tho town done il a. il
should, it would have graded and per
manently improved one street in 1875
one in 1876. two in 1877, two in 1878
three in 1880, four in 1881, four in 1882
and five in 1883, and the same number
in 1884. Instead Of doing this, it IN
dertook work on three streets prior t.
1882. four streets in 1882, and 0vel
twenty in 1883. The result to this time
would have been about the Same, but il
would have been accomplished more
easily, With less contention and harrow
ing Of feelings, better work would have
been done for less money, and thu
streets would now be in q condition
vastly more satisfactory. A good suR
geotiOn is that not more than six streets
be graded in 1884, that they be street,
that can Do oheaply improved, and tina
April.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

SRArrxh Jan. 10, 4668.
Coanoil INST pursuant 20 sdjouR1meos-
Present: Councilmso Thos. Clancy,
B, p, Dsv, Geo. W Morris, Chs. No
Douald, c. II. Rasin. and r. W. Wust-
ho6. Bv reason of the illness Of His
Honor tie Mayor, H. g. Styuve, and his
inability 20 attend, Couucilman q. II.
Rasin was appointed President Of the
Couueil. 20 serve during the meeting.
The Council proceeded 70 consider
the matter Of admitting the two Coon
ciImen sppointed by Act Of the IARis-
lasure. John Keeneu and b. L. North
rug, the two said sppointees, rendered
their rssiQuaSiOns q members, which
were scospted by the Council. The va
cancies thus created yer. then filled BY
the election Of the first named gentle
man a. Couucilman from the First
Ward, and the last named - Council
man from the Third Ward
The City Attorney rspoFted on the
Finance Committee.
The Treasurer reported on improve
meut funds. Same reference.
Is Vas ordered that Andrew Castro Be
authorized 10 retain hjs fish stand ri
b0o IOOt VI OO1UWOS0 wokU0e - = knOAA -
y rental Of go in advsncs.
A license was granted TO Shaw 4 Al
gar to retail.
The matter Of assessment rolls VA
laid over until Friday evening, January
70, LISA.
The claim Of II. H. Young for moneys
disborssd vas ordered paid 0ut OF the
city fand.
The claim Of the Gordon Hardware
Company vas ordered paid from the
Ore fund.
The Street. COMMITTEES recommended
that q gas lamp be placed At the cornell
of Fourth and Cherry streets, and u
was 20 ordered.
Ordinances we're adopted appropri-
ating funds 10 pay bills. vscAtinR an
alley through blocks u and - Of Bo
rens plat, and 10 amend ordinances No.
40.
Adjourned until Friday, January u
1854.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

On account of the numerous
inquiries concerning the tract of
S55 acres on Lake Washington
recently purchased by us, we wish
to state that Messrs. Snow &
Munich go into the field on Mon.
day next to survey the whole
property into lots 6Oxl20 feet,
with 7O-foot streets, and IL lots
in a block, and we make this un-
prece.lented offer For ten days
we will sell lots at $25 each, or q
full block of IL lots for $500.
Any man who can buy anything
will take at least q block of this
addition. This property has been
put down to bedrock and at cost,
just to give this addition a good
send off on the first of the new
year, and to show strangers that
property here can be bought
cheap. This is less than 500 an
acre. Nine blocks are already
spoken for, and a deposit of 500
will secure the next right of &C.
Letting a block from the addition
as soon as plated, the balance
$4,000 to be paid rs follows: 500
in six months from date of pur-
chase and the other $lOO in one
year, with interest. This add.
ton, which we will call i" way
nard's Lake Washington Addi-
tion," is in sections IA, Is, %
and %, T Is N, X. 4 h., on
Lake Washington, and is nearer
to the Post Building than either
Northern, Cove, Laws I'd, Bige-
lows, Collins's or Phinney'st LIST
addition.
We will give to every boy OF
girl under 20 years of age, q sin
gle lot at the above price, $25,
and the privilege of selecting it
for themselves; and in order that
no real estate dealer or other per.
son can say q word against this
addition, we hereby publicly make
the offer to take all lots, blocks
and acres of land, in whatever ad-
dition, situated an equal distance
from the Post Building as this
addition, or within that range, at
ten per cent. higher, by the acre,
than we are offering this property
for by the lot, and pay cash there
for. Don't fail to get in on this
addition at the start. This offer
positively ceases in ten days.
If any one will show u . bet
ter chance to make money in real
estate than this We will make him
. present Of . block.
The title to the property il per-
feet, ~ We have the q. s. patent
to Chas. Waters, dated Nay lst,
1872, and recorded in volume 30
OF deeds, page 349, records of
King county, and transferred di.
rect BY said Chas. Waaers to G. c.
Phinney. 1t amazed the public
when We bought this beautiful
property at the price we did, and
We are therefore able to offer it 1T
such . price that every man,
woman and child may buy.
Apply Immediately, at tho old
place.
G.. c. PHugNEY & CO.,
Room I. upstairs n Pose Building, Seattle
H@u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

008vHIU.

Isn't Il aboot tims 10 bring oot the
nod ocFnpofs again
Judes Cam took in ovse 600 in the
way Of hnes yesterday.
Five moro ironors are wanted at the
Seattle Seam Laundry.
The UmatllIa finished loading last
evening and vent to -.
The tool chests stolen here and sold
in Tacoma have been recovered BY
their owners-
Last night vas bright and clear. and
the indications are favorable for . dry
SPELL Of weather.
J. II. Colmau, Who has been IN San
Francisco during the past month, on
basinees, returned home Last evening.
A new and needed crossing vas laid
yesterday over Mill street, between the
Schvabacher building and the Post
Of1ice.
Thos. Clancy has sold cat his business
at Snshomish City and removed 70
Seattle, where he expects TO remain
permanently.
judge Cam has not yet rendered q
formal decision in the Chinese Theatel
case, bat he has announced that he vii
bind the defendants over to the Dis
trict Court.
Abe L. Ferry, 500 Of Ex-Governor
z. p. Ferry, has purchased . third in
tsrest in the Wholesale candy manu-
featuring business of 4. Merchant d
Co., of this city.
Our real estate report for 1888 is n.
peated in the present Issue, with Ons
correction; an unintelligibte sentence
having crept into the first publication
which u stricken out of this.
William MaWbery, the boy thief, va
yesterday morning shipped Oh 70 VIC
tOria, having first been presented With Z
Bible, which he is anxious to sell foI
the remarkably small sum Of ten cents
Montesano, in Chehalis county. 10 K
have another paper, Mr. j. Leearh in.
tending to start tho Washington Fdrme,
there early in March. It will Do issued
once a month, ct a cost of 81 Pei
annum.
The steamship Wilmington went I'm
der the coal shutes lest evening, ant
commenced taking coal. She will leav'
for San Francisco on Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Already several person
have secured passage on her.
The City Treasurer advertises to pa.
outstanding warrants against the reas
fund, city fund, gas fund and cemeter.
fund, 10 date, and against the fire fund
up to October 6, 1883, a. we'll az larR
nunber of outstanding street grad
warrants.
Would it not b q wise idea for on
local jewellers to adopt what 10 know
a. the parallel time, nov adop ed by tn
railroads and steambOats. Uniform
time 10 very desirable and the quickes
way to get at it 10 for the jewellers t,
adopt the railroad standard.
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DAILY poST-INTEluGenCfR


The immigration into the United
States for the year just ended shows .
deessass Of nearly $1,000 bslos shss Of
1881, and abous 5000 below that Of
1852. The figure. for 1881 wers ~ ,06l I;
for 1882, l55.4O; while for 1888 lthf
last week In December essim sted). shs
total IL $4,000. Bat While tnsss hx-
ures show considerable falling on. the
numerical lass il undoubtedly more
than ofFs { by the bettsr character Of
the people seeking homes in the United
Ststss. By the energesis action and
enIcial protest VI the GJsefnnsnf tns
psuper influx, which was notable in the
wear 1852, and which in the early part
Of last year assumed vsry injurious
promineuce, has been reduced - .
practical nullisy, while the proportion
Of skilled laborsrs and veli-to-do repre-
sent.tfyss Of the agricultural eIements
from England, Scotland, Germany, Bel
atun and Sweden has besn greatly In
oreaeed, The addition Of this class Of
immigrants 70 Cur population hes large
" addsd 10 the prosperity Of the West
eru States and Territories. - they usu-
ally cons crowded With funds Sufficient
20 purchase and pay, either in part or
whole, foe the lands they select ~
homes, the stock and tools necessary to
till and make them remunerative. and
also . soall surplus for dwelling houses.
All over the northern and southwestern
norton Of the United States during the
year past this class of homs-ssskers
have been distributed until In nearly
every valley west Of the Missouri their
impress has hsen made in tbs cuitiva-
tioa of sslsctsd farms, the building Of
new dwelling houses, and the establish
nsnt Of small and prosperous towns a.
trade oenters for the surrounding re-
gion.
Il 10 this class OF settlers Who build up
and give psrmanency and wealth 70 a
eoontry. From the agricultural immi-
grafton orr best and most suosssn.'a'
progress 10 derived. MOI alone 10 'n.a
% because they are in general In mod
sratsly prosperous circumstances wnen
they come among 10, bat also for the
reason that they are from the day on
which they seesls IN our m'dss' proou'
esrs, aud therefore ss'f supporting. In
tendency Of population IL 70 cluster 70
Rsthsr-to mass in cities. That sismsn
which distributes itself over our prai
riss, IN our valleys, or on she nounsaiS
sides. engaged In agriculture or stool
TAXING. u the very best 20 give 70 Nov
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The Uaitsd 6sAsss Treasury Depart
neoi hes pai1 10 dsss for psoassatsou
Of ~ 0sAf route thisvea. voushsss
anouattnG - The interesting eam of
el14ooa No 90 has bsss oonvieesd %
faf - hard fsom. On ths ooatrary,
H. Dorsey - tsianphAnuy acquitted
~ ~vindieaAsii~ b = jury a Ais pesrs.
III loean He Z lases sam q nons, %
~ fos N asguittAl. bat ~ question
e a3ese Ill The monay has .os bssa vsll
s1psndsd. Ths pahlelity given b. shs
eshl b u nsthods b which Aeeitioas
~ vess aessplsd and fsaadalsas eon-
ssases aads; 81 Which ennersss rsAss
wsss insesssd b. 'sexps1iliner ana
doahlln9 ~ ~ sseviss. ara ~ varirua
otAss taasnfs0 and fsan1sleaa nsshnda
= exlEaaelnG noasy lton ~ uphafe
eeeenfy. - rsuallsd = : ~ -.
esois and snsosasf1l a&esaapa = elnanfne
Ct - A1esan ataAlss q - Pssaan -
DegaztmoaA NON aaoney b u,anv
- - boea easo1 - - psuule \,
- peeenely inan raloa usessune -
: - - 6ieln knso -. - the
- = - pu1al sluytes - -
81 "a s ~ So
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UNIon MxErMo.-The Presbyterian
Church was crowded 10 it, fullest Ca
paeity last evening to hear Rev. Bruce
Wolvsrton preach at the union ser.
vices. His subject Was Tho Church
of Christ" and after the sermon be
called upon thsse Who believed in the
pswsr Of tho Church to ste n9then the
convert to testify. Over forty respond
I'd In short, pithy sentences expressing
their love for the Church. The meet.
ing closed at O'Clock after an earGesl
and interesting session. The nooz
meeting Of today At the Y. n. 9. A
Hall will be led by ksv. d. Blaine
and the evening sermon will Be preached
by Rev. D. ]. Pierce, beginning at
O'Clock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

F1RE OIsTEsNs TO BE CoNsTRucrsD.-
The City Council, through its Clerk,
calls for sealed proposals. for the con-
struction Of four fire cisterns, in 40
oordanoe with the plans and specifics
tons therefor, now on file in the City
Clerks Office. One Of these 10 to be
at the intersection of Third and Wash
ington streets; enc at the intersection
of Third and Madison streets; ono al
the intersection Of Third and Union
streets, and one ct the intersection Oi
Front and Bell streets. Bids will be
received for any number of said oils
terms, each bid to be accompanied
BY deposit of &250 in goin coin Al
security for the execution Of any con.
tract that may be AWARDED. Bids must
b in on or before tuesday, January
18th. 1884. II il 20 be hoped that
those in cagSg, Il the supervision OF
this mater vi see that the work i,
done permanently and we'll out Of
good, Substantial material. Light
wooden tanks are utterly worthless
~ they are always empty when needed
and are always bill Of expense to thu
CITY in keeping them in repair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

MONK SrREKr RAILwAY TALx.-JudQe
BGrke is authority for the following
statement: Boston parties have nov
under consideration the project Of a
street railway out jackson street. They
also have In view the establishment Of
full street railway system throughout
the city of Seattle, and are prepared "a
spend quarter Of . million dollars in
the work. IL satisfactory arrangements
can be made. They want q bonus Of
property on the Jaekson street line, and
Judge Burke 10 nov engaged In can
wasting amonQ the property oWneru
along the proposed line Tor donations
Of property 70 the Company, and Il
meeeinQ with good success.
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prroa Posr-INrrLI1aKNcrR:

EDITOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Your local, in reporting the case Of
the Territory against myself and wife,
says that the complaint was dismissed
at the defendants' costs. This is q mis-
take. Tue justice found that the charge
was frivolous and malicious, and dis.
missed it at the cost Of the complaining
witness, Mrs. Large.
Jan. IL, 1884. K. G. PLuMMER.
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Surf DIsAIssED. Samuel lDobrin from
Oh ympia, was tried yesterday morning
before Justice Cam, on q charge Of
stealing 81 from "Cheap John" Levy.
There was not . particle of evidence
If the boys (Dobrin) guilt. Upon
hearing the testimony against Dobrin,
and the testimonR Of Dobrin alone, the
Justice dismissed the case, though Wit
neeses were present ready to testify "A
10 the good character Of the defendant.
ALI bat the complaining witness, seemed
pleased when the complaint was
declared frivolous and malicious," as
u left the boys reputation unstained.
DObrin has commenced suit against hia
former employer, Levy for wages doe.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
HEFNER +
DlSHON.

HAVING FORMED A COPARTNER..
II ship, We announce to the citizens OF
Seattle and all parties visiting Puget
Sound, that we hay for sale ilne business
lots. residence property and suburban
blocks. Also.
Timber Lands and
Agricultural Lands =,
You will ind It to your interest 70 call
ON Us before purchasing elsewhere.
Office. 9s4 Commercial street. Seattle.
W. T. JAl
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What b au Aan0s,icS Without IT.
tempting . analyss the meaning Of the
word, he term aRnostio has, a. We IN
dsrsland Il, come TO b. applied 10 that
elan Of people who have bssn lied 10
and deesivsd 70 much that they refuse
70 accept any important statement -
truth. unless accompanied with vouoh-
ssA Like . banker In loaning money
thsy demand collateral security. Did
goa ever Try 70 catch q horse in = fisld
With . measure Of oatsf Il II easy
enough Il The horse has never been de-
eelsed. II svesy time he comes mp hs
y treated 10 . few mouthfuls Of grain be
win not REFUSE 70 eoms when the meas
use y hsld out. Bot \ few decsptions, .
few disappointmsnts, In . word = few
aotsd lisA viii cause the animal 70 loss
tFust and become wary. 30 with men
and women. They have seen the tenn
plss Vt faith rudsly shattered By the
iooaoolastio hands Of stern. insxorabls
fases; have Watched the rssisslsss en-.
sroaehmsut Of ths real and natural mp.
On the ever lssssning domain Of the fas-
eiful and supernatural, until sore With
disappodntmeut, they CRY out, ''nothine
h trus that h not proven so.' This ID
not - alone IN matters theological. Il
DnRVnf26n Al hna1nana All ~f,nlal lSf~ IL
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CHAS. NAhER. LEADING WATCH.
~ maker and jeweler, in the Yesler.
Leary block, deals in Diamonds. Watches,
Jewelry, Silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments
Notarial seal at g. Watches and Jew
elry repaired and warranted. selO tt
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Partnership
HOP ROOTS FOR SALE.

HAVE FOR SALE, NEAR TOLT,
King county. large quantity of young
Hop Roots. Of every variety, known a.
Golden" which mature early In August,
and which will sell at 80 per 1000, de.
livered at Snohomish City. Orders mus,
be accompanied by cash. For four years
! have sold hops from these roots on Aug
18th. Mr.; Mehlhcrn has bought these
hops and refer to him as to their ouality
and time of maturity. This years croI
sold at Is cents per pound.
jalld VIII I'm JAS. ENTWISTLE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11

Hurrah for fresh Oysters received TO-
day, five days from the East. Every can
warranted. At California Market, Front
and Seneca streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-11
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