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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

a., iilis.-An 4 / SAWYER and saw
ufse,"n ~ Tour Years experience In rlan-
sncss my SAWS, ard with good refer
Wat, duiies situation. Address
nan ai1stoh i1s t Territory Employ ment Bu-
Washington ST.. Seattle. ~ :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

A.. eDs'-AWare of tie fact that goods
SeoessarN III orGer to do business. A.
in SNa,t sel.cted large stock while
d,,au au Francisco. Ihese added TO
t,ns iinportations plsee him In posi-
lo, 70 iuinish everytt luz IN his I'm. at
'0~es' possible pric.s. i2tt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

Cia, tou Bros millinery department
t, ceed, anything III Seattle for new
styles and new plumes and tips 10 sele ct
froitl pa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

Nor nioh Cough and Copsut.p-
4 Iufe Is sold by US on a guarantee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

shls hlsniLtss - NIGHTS. made miser
NJ druggist 'o' YOU a. D. "'e~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

,,h ,.oh sALH.- European Hotel tor sale
ha.ap' Address c. Gooduow. or call Al
uo'ei In Nha,com, ". /. l-G
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
HAT DEPARTMENT.

For and children the latest aud approved styles v"
n e
anf ron
,andI in o a
o thejr for We soict annato a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

R,nnaoof r, WhOOPlNG COUGH and
loh,s ills Cns immediately relieved by Sai
Nure' A. b. Stewart. druup,st.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

hat sou can get Your children
an, .pf hah what you would pay in
-' o'ntr store at tlaytau Rrus. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

Dr. HrNLEY's DANpELIoN Tonic is
truly named the King of Bitters. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

90. hkNLEY's DANpEIIoN IoNIC l. an
fi'''@er ana cure tor indigestion. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
For Rent

\ FIVE-ROOH, FURNISHED COT.
y taSe. with piano, water frve; no
children seventh street, wear Cherry.
JOHN J. MCGILNRA ao6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
PORT NAN SsltNlb.

Inquiry has been made of us con
cernlng Port Hammond, h. G. 1he
CoioniSt, iii a recent article, So fully
supplies the Information that We avail
ourself Of iis description, instead OF
attempting one onrself
Victoria has no possible rival On the
British Pacific, and hence can afford To
encourage and assist other aud younger
communities to- stcol Il place In the
rank Of provincial cities. OF all the
new towns yet projected. none would
seem 10 give greater promise than Port
Hammond function. Scarcely a year
old, 1t IS already the terminus of the
swift steamers that convey freight from
Victoria ~ tue mainland, the western
terminus Of the CanadIaR Pacific Rail
way for most practical purpos, y, the
point where passenger and freight
trains from or for the interior unload
the natural depot for the rich farming
country of the lower Fraser "A point
where steamers and sailing vessels tin
Tow OF large draught can reach with.
out difficulty. Inc Puget Sourd line of
steamboats Will make their terminus At
fort Hammond. Already extensive
steamboat wharyes. several stores and
dwellings, and a hotel have been erscted
The hotel is too small to meet the de
mand for accom- IL odation by imni
grants, who pour III daily from all parts
IN search OF farming land in the vi
c'nify, and another and larger hotel
viii be built shortly. Asnue evidence of
'he commerce of this thriving aud
growing community. II may be stated
tlat last week nearly 300 tons of iner-
cnahdise were lauded on lis whnrves
ihe quantity Will be increased AS the
season advances. When Victoria needs
distributing point for her trade with
tbe mainland, Port Hammond. with It's
steamboat and railway cemmunlca
uohs stretching far and wide will he
seieetsa. Ii is certain soon TO become
poih' OF great commerclpi import
Mier, aud already gives evidence of a
'"ality which many older and more
pie'ehtlous towns would lie glad 10
enjoy.
SLIGHTLY EMBARRASSING A school
. ,uh atn, not thousand miles away.
'"seiy round herself III most emhar-
Nssihg situation. Two of her male
u'ehihs became obnoxious 10 the rest of
NY my school by reason of telling tales.
,A ue'i benches were cover:ly spread with
suc most tenacious sort of glue, and
sheh 'he lady required her flock Ia rise
wi 'he evening benedictlen. two partic-
1,a' scholars couldn't. On viewing the
IaA'ioh s.. of attachment. the blushlng
snooi maam astertaIred that there
s "s out one way ont of the difficulty.
on, 'Ha' was by extracting the nrchins
VI 'htlr panties. and that WAS not to
.uousht OF IN the presence of the up-
.ottiou, school. She therefore sent I r.
,a ae mothers Of the culprlts. Who. with
sae 'Hnily shears. hroks the connection.
en esa thsir maternal aprons over the
,,aeequeht hiatus In the separate gar
.eu's' and So got their distressed Oh
~f'"S h'me. iStori5f..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
To Rent.

DAkTlES WANTING TENE MENTS
l. Of four. three OF one room. can lie &c
sommoAAied. Inquire al this ofl1ce ~ In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
e | OS

XNILL BE RECEIVED Up To APRIL
w 2oth. for the clearing of w ashinx.
ton Park III Barkes secoad addition
Half cash and half property given in pay
ment. Apply at once.
apis G. 4. pHINNEA 4 GO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
READ THIS.

Owing to the fact that our establish
ment will shortly remove TO the Opera
House block we desire to call the atten-
t1on OF the ladies of Seattle to the follow
ing unprecedented inducements
On and after Monday. April IA. we will
give to every purchaser of one dollars
worth of goods, a ticket emitting. the
holder to a chance in one of the twenty
r1cn ana valuable prizes which we pro-
pose to distribute on the day after. we
open in our new store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
For Sale.

4 BOILER AND AN ENGINE. $3.50
~ with com lete mae hinery for u ArIst
mill Of two run Of burrs.
]. ". BUZBY,
apis DIV Corner Third and Mon SITS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24
MINDS AS TO THE GENUINENENN OF
OUR GOODS?

in
sratuae
But to the really
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
WHAT TIE ELECTIONS ARE FOR.


CIV PRESIDENTIAL TICkEIs-2'' '.
,xn 16 GOVERNORS 10 De ELEcrEp-'oN'''
TrTIONAL AMENDMENTS. :. 90
occidental electors will be chosen III %
-. oo- Members OF the XLlNth Congress III 81
s rorttorIal pelcrates In Territories, "o'eruors
s'A'"s a,d Legislatures in II states Constitu-
i m ~ ,.,dnents will be voted upon In STATES anu
,.,,,,ns to call Constitutional conventions " q"
P''' seventeen REPUBLICAN aud ii pemocra"c 'o"
,on have already been chosen in Name ONO o'c
d Vermont There are q Presidential ucKc's III
the field as follows
RrPUBLICAN.
n, Jane. Glesni" u ans Si nus
ifY. rcsid,Gt Senator Joan AleIanae' Los"n'0'
pEMoCRAIIC.
- ,..,,,, cov.r,,r Grover cleveland OF New-I YORK
iic, J,y-,id.nf E1.Gov rhonssA A Hen uicNs' VI i"
crrrNBACK-LABOR AND ANIi-hnNoP'h''
yo, yy>.l,uf Ex.Gov Benz f. Tu ter OF
I,c, Iiestdcnf .GeneIsl Aosalom NJ "e''' u ''
rROmBiIION.
r,r Ir,sid,nf .. TX Governor John r. :. Jonn' VI ~
T,c, IT,siisnt W iiiam Daniel o' Ma'!''n"
rQUN. RIGHTS
n, r~.,,d,ot Mr.. Relva A. L)rSSooL o; Warrington
H. I,e, jysSids1t Mrs Marietta stow. OF "a it'r"a
AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
-, ,...,,<,, " T Fu.worih ot Peunsylvania
I,iee M Charles "A. Mater nan o Ne"-1'rs'
Con,re.~men will he elected in the states hiarte'
,ot.v xith a Governors land generally minor H'H'e
,r, IN those marked with !. Legislatures III thoSe
o-r.s with a :, aud minor state officers (bnt h'i "oF
.o-., =, ,Io.c marked with constitutional anchh
,ocnts will he voted upon in states hiAr"c' We" "
.,,,ops TO call Constitutional mentions III 'ho'o
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
SiIr NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
s,y PARTIES IN THE FIELD.

,,y rlscrinNs ARE roR-rRnsiDkSfiAi,
N" srArr AND CONGRESSIONAL fioHtts'
,.,,x will DO found the candidates on tho hi
,,'.,as,,ial tickets now before the people ana 'he
s,.,s and Congressional tickets IN tho 'e'ofs,
What the elections ara for is also cAp'aino'
..d the vote for President in 1850 Is gwen wiz"
~. oluraltics in cash State
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
WrST VIRGINIA.
RJr1L NOvINgES COME no RLO1S

IN IA. K- BaFDce 70 q II 'Fus aco UIDs1u
.R.nomlaatOd Ter eopjacs candidate Ia loo2.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

There is a wide difference of opinion between
Joseph Kopctsky Second ave wine dealer AMI Charles
II Reilly the present alderman from the XXId Assem-
bly, District 10 which of them has the regular county
Democratic nomination for alderman from that district
Mr. KopctzkY claims To have ennOninati W NE icSu
lar Adermanir Convention on Monlas NM Az ' ''
Tie di.,rict About a. m on saturday Mr Kopctlky. in
c,,nmnny with several friends went into NJ Hnnlcy's
liquor sistlhir,-.t. and ThIria'c There te
fond Alderman Reilly with patty OF friends all show
i more or less is ~ active and spirited canvass
AIc you in hi. stay. joe g. asked the alder.
'Ot course ! ann" re 'ponded kopcthky. - .......
what nomination haye you got { was the next query.
"Tvc got the nominations Of the Citizens, Working.
mems amt German organizations ard of the County De-
nScFsSy s9 nnGH6 Gy G2 EAR H" RS" p" any nomna
ton" wa the Allcrmanic rcloiplrr Of Reilly 49,
with that Reilly dashed his hsi asiinst Kol"iIsy's
front teeth 9psenps Gne X of in,n s ~ si. enS
opinion that Mr. koy maS no gentleman ani slnarri
mp TO him IN ,rne pas.''s ;,yir W. LEU e 'a a,,s "I
to bear on his rival when friends iniecei and ne rA.
sa ct @o I ""I" "i" gr rc M si"n N"a1 Te conn ~ a
Of the aua"lt lie was referred tn the York; hic Police
with assault, - SNu~liy The warrant hal not hccn
served mp to lse holr ut tisht. Mr koprMNy ,2a,
friend. p"t,,ihr salmon of the rwenty eighth fre-
onct, t. protect him agiin.i NJ hrlll'
wtyyrpS ~ roLLlGr ifHLETio GAMES
The tenth annual fall meeting of the Athletic Assc.
| cat,on of tho College of the CT, o' Ncw iorn took
mace ON saturdar on the Nanh,nn grounds ut tighv
si,th.ai and Eighiha,c Che only spcctatots weie
IN sn iniersed m the Iolrr br winners wee g., io
Inv 100 ,pts race 4. H. iilrih, no one aud hu
,atds niatt IN iOAi seconds milo inn NV Martin, ~
so,el,h o mnnlua % acc,nd' running tiua', inn,l,
i Romano ~, ~ feh - nchop one mlla
hie,ele race, v Il Ferris, ~, IN minn'ca lc,lins
ihe COLLEGE ~ ihc tN oi New oik ircofd s2o ,alds
,nn D. d Ln fo,ru, 'hO Aclhich liO yards nn, T. v
Muushuig, 'Ns high jump, ', j, aerrano ~ 10
yaflu huidio race, VI ioatcr, ~,
rRREE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ~ row.
Il seldom happens that "a city has the dlsilnc'
ton OF housing thros candidates "t ono "e
New.Y0 could claim II last night MI bl"he WAS v"
tho Tifh Avenue iIoio Governor Cleveland stne" ~
the Hoffman House white General Butler oeeup'e" "s
Usual apartments Ut tho Fii.h Avenue
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

TIM, thu ,o,a, number NJ electors this year WIN "c '"'
a, 40 mo,c than IN 1850 The electoral vote oI osc"
sa,s Ia equal to the number Of Ia Senators ana '0p''
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

.s,m ci 1s' psn,, T. Ms:.. 4hs,:. M:,,'"s. ss..u.,
nj Q"arii. 4 srosds" :%sI,s,UPy dssss'
v i"onidss q Edwards. .jsmss v. .Ms,d,
W, 2Iys, , ,n.s.:, jnhS Ms"s" ~ iI."Sss."s "assS
viii Lssnier Ls stireehe. ". " Cowiss
TX Hsmlon "a Ewart. ThsmAs ID Johnso"
Renominstsd Present Ind. Dam consfsssmsn from
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

California Wa. the only state that divided its er''o''
vote I'm $50 In that year five candidates on Tue ~
cratic electoral ticket received votes varying lo
to 80 AZ and one received 79e7l votes hr 20 90 n,
the six Republican candidates raceh ''" ,,,,cr,t,
sO.37S Consequently Republican anu s.,n - ~ m,. cast
were elected and the electoral vote oi the H'''o wa
acrOrdingN.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
,n and Democrats in itdllcSj:

Ton INT ,aDt: Rep. s.; Deu, u lad. 81
TIE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1850.
Tue oii,ill vote for President in 1850, and
the pllraties IN each state. given below They will
be useful om and after Election Day.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
CALIFORNIA.
CONNECTICUT.

canAihn'e arninsi g. 4 sum.
AZ fot Innrtr--nInn AT Large. Dom. ANA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03


AIonzo Beacii iJohn W. rclier.
SIT" :. +. IA dwin lpro)
ST. LAWRENCE,
l....tN. Martin curtis. Wm Wheeler.
Andrew luck ~, a. " =, 'sre, AZ, >, m,
.c...oz rrv,, Wml W; u Ii fTs1SS raaio.i T. d.
SARATOGA.
,tDanel c. briggs James IL Shine.
> nart.ett H. Grif,rn George b. Huxley.
SCHENECTADY
John ". yeeier. -Cutier
sCHOuARIr.
Henry F. Abel. Addison II. BARLEY
SCHUYLER.
rrcmoot coo Anarsw Morris
n NJ Weed PRO.
SENECA
Edward NJ Eumscy VIM n. Clark
sreUBEy.
Maai.,p cf%,rSn 9S5Es; iGSa2ss i ystsm'n clas
SUFFOLK.
isimcon S UawKins Heniy c. Crown
SULLIVAN.
M"'''n ~ 0''''"' Bsnj. + Lawrence (oJ
TioGA
fCha- v. DGrlycr Eno' 3 Williams
ToMrKiNs.
I'iI@l"G nu,, M ci'r1; 'Pt, '''i" f. '''''
ULSTER.
, pol.rt spyler Jnn,es Oetrsndsr.
2...lGiboJt y B liasOf0uot Jnmes Ryan
Mm Ustas Fro,
Daniel f1ett T. a y hH"'houis"
Oini,b FRO.
wAnREN
,Iorrngo r. LocFe trlna n{iha Mo, ~
James Hegennn lPrpl fusch" y """'' ''''
wAslilNOION.
. UtoTec scott ifhfJ diay
= ic X Baser II & Pro-. John Il Nelson
WAYNE
a, tAu,non Farnum n NJ Iannng.
100 IL 4 Isssrriy prol. Charles " Iurd (tl.
= EwprfrY. J. IA. Bninhau
A = JcpnnFa tPiO
wTsiCiiISfrh
4 lNn,in T. uus Charles T. N,Cioland.
NJ n nlmsinih ifru
2 inhn iiuna fhmue Johnston,
4 iamra w iiusinI. Npple - ih hnlioW
stanton raly l'fDl
MtuMiNu,
Iobn T. t,Nuna Valentine rooot
lAIih,
tinik F rmih thntina " hphh'l
dahn hhnN titil liahe F" '"'" VIZ
itennnintied u.-urocnbses iro -f'ohibton
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY NOVEMBER sTEN PAGES

yi jsDs, iSfaen q II nithmond.
~ UL Wn'ers
~ Edward hvaps
~ joel Holt Du Hiil,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03

,I'tH vote haip,nif no adina 7oi Amoiiean Nass aed
t~en.iae uo.es !hs .ts.alif" "gs 20 i..l y, T..
llsh'es vote VAS ioi fusieb u'toi o1nlalhhS ioii
u,,tAbs Aofa tbfen iemoeiasi tluir "AA aHnasl
out tfu meet ia virginia iHu i1hftNA lht HAl
"s oset roed bOvly sOtos, sud The hsaus,f Hancock
eesel ti.0Ii
Tue ioowng table win also h. n,efnl II gives tle
humber o electoral votes each state is entitled to this
year with tao electoral east Tor Garneii aud Han
eoos In 1850 since 1880 Congress has made reappor-
HDnsnt Of Congressmon and Increased the namDcr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

NEw Txzxs2AFzlc CaexVNNcArEcx. -
Mr.. GtShaz1s. T. T. c. saps-sas@a2azi
e tie nazaanAza t<kssrzrASs an2 Dr..
Ainos, pEssaSeas u tAs FaS~s SeGn3
Telegraph Go. Eses xSsse<Ssay IN tsSs
ssatAexn end as ~ STRAITS caAse. wAsa
"a vas sxsFe@a sk&t tAs eRhts sA&aa he
san<a@1 - = pozas kaz1 2lae xSss 81
Pezns IezaEea<sS he Har<Asxn -
NAEeezse< end MI Ae lAaaed Al C8oxes
Rax. q lassAe e&s& ~ C1essr Rexna. Mr..
Gsseesse wsl p<ees ea n he Ssxskss %
Man<aAy. II Tee 6sS~Ezzs<nt saexxzas
Sas Janaes AaazAzs, ~ take samnan
and ssAecs tie sx2~a s<Scas xsx t2aaaa.z
tAe eaAeeN TEE A3x1neAze e AasEaz
a. slternSse llne far asE2z3a1ea II e&ss
IL disaster - tie Fressns as&nso1 ean-
u saieattaa - azsPArezE- kAe raises
asrsSsa nxuca are eaatrety sassSfsesa<x.
TIE easa ~ an k&zfexa szaesszre. Va
New M~ssmfnsaes. y ~ px~sas - :
wAea se1t VA faGeR SaGn3 u wElz -
<lSS R4s IL he aAse - ss<ss4ass ssAa
O. ~ frasa Ruzes squad wAer~ &l-sS -
aaw cAAr2sSA tA~ rate wTaal ~ e0ay Is
e>nsS kroGa NS&A Bay 80 Fssssery tee
charge wssa ee ealy 81. - sA&s ea2sGsa-
ees "a sAssss ar o3nsxs d s0s~seAaas wsas
AAs~ eAFtx nsaFsaAiaan q kee segeo&sA
q s~ssess eeaea ~ kxsslsA caaa@eza-
he gahlis wall A@ saosv tAAn pssasna -
leara thai al scsaF1scaEsaRs hass Ae@a
sznsesAea away. and sAzs ne teaegEaRSse
easeamaioNkieas ~ tee eeaasEy Are
2haas ~ - pl4>ed - = toN< : - ss4
czszeg - sezsf<& No&m&xs@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08
MIS-. HANS lECrTkg AT uoIsH.
Ton.

EDEraR observation-disclosures
Ho1ehtsn has eoaae 10 be 30 noted q
paint anoag the sabarAs Of Seattle
that not only the preacher and teachers
Hnd Us bal the political takers So well.
and now the lecturer "a temperance
have learned that here they can find al
audience Of fasr namt<rs and Of Atten-
two and interesting deneanor.
Ii Was upon ssaeA q COMPANY Of about
seventy gathered St oar school bald
ina on iass FRIDAY evening that Mrs.
Laura T. Hail urged her argument il
fsvor Of saeh social and pclitlesl
Temperance reforn IS shall IS speedily
a. possatsle break the power Of tAe
whiskey tratfsc. The general iho1cht
and loZic ot the lecsars was good-cAl
eniase1 10 uaaks an Impression upon the
heArcg. and was yell reserved by thcsx
sadr~sed. Her op~zing ill1ssrAtioa
mighs bs renodeled - advantage. ami
heFv and there 3 eeArse word rnizAt bet
ter h~a .ett cut. bat 10 vas 50 true 90 fact
zR5 ~ SaA demands Of she times that Is
would bel xpell IL il we're refeStea N
every srhklA District IN tkis Territory.
Ii vOn'd Re vall. too. IL Mrs Hall ecu q
have The ear % every xouSn es this
e<Sansy. especially Of those Who have
aeaess IS ~ the dssirAAahty OF their
Hsing TIE rigAt % snaraxe thar has
se~1 given tAsna. thai she might tel
them that Il - nos oaiy desirable thai
tAey sA0us2 vose bal that ss = absolute
" SecxSsAry tA&t shey should ass tass
Eszvlaeee ~ the ensalng elScz1on II
xxsAex they wisA 10 have II coasinaed ~
SsWra fer tie tssars 81 themselves wish
- Ae Aesgszss - shcse wAo wo1lS with
ssand sna eFpose tie tide % drunken
n~ssA vscs AnS e<lnae iA4t Is GllInz oEr
sxnG We are Essd - aoArn that u -
Mrs halfs parpcss - rspSAs tAGs w.
gzre> ~ zrnflAr one> IN - uaany plAccs
N eGs ceanty rs Der tiaae and ssFen1sA
wsil p~ruls XXX
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

Great credit i due Mr.. C Z. Frasce.
cur ensezrrlsang grocer. for hls recent
importation Of a strong. yes delicate
artscss Of uncaiorNa Japan Tea. known
b. experts and now - she public eensx-
sIly 80 e ScRheam Tea Taas brand
has eeen selected. As rs name inplses,
froEa THE NEST mssnrsd e-or, and Mr..
Frsseh wisely made arr2NcemSnts 10
have II shipped direct 10 hiEn frona 6rSs
hands. Give Il trial and BE convinced
Of It's Superiority. ivs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08
Battery Street Sidewalk.

CHAlEn BIDS Will IN RkCk tS sd
q S-astle. eH ~ Msare Neea4s. oceoesE
Is lisa. 81 ecaoek y ~. TOR the eo1'
ssraAesaan ~ . sidewalks On he neEeA ssaa
ef Raifers street froaa The west ss4e q
SsxtA ~ kAe center 81 neres sRreeA u 80
ecrssAasee VITA 4 g sgSokScAtssas tAe<sfes
no~ On aae
Mach hSa - 10 aesezAk panied ~ casa
saspoxaf az ssgsa ~ sscaEsty fer sAe exsen-
non al any eaAtraxs sAaa mas - AwAssse<A
Mrs1 paAaseAtiea el tAas neasce NeleAee
r lsSs ~ S0>HORSE.
s@s Caexk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

PTrxSpEEs. Oct. TIE loskszs o.
0eIver kzcths<s 4 paallps' rollsaS aallA'
e<RaH this HarHinx. &ad sere< sasaSAHS
aaere uaea are s1aea - the Rlr~SNay lAres
fhe nsea positively refsss - Aeeecs ~
Ira yer c~at- re<inr<san. ADD fee ARA
gave nc orders - iaSAt the ares 80 that
INSTEAD Il strike n i isckoas. IA;
afeern~ca sher~ ~iil e< = ecafex~zee II
TIE arnAlxsnasted o&ssals and sA&rua.
VIXEN tAe feExn@x vail en&eavux - hAvS
tie AeAfers' ard raliess' Ae1ps<s. wAs
are pcx sncanaed N sAs rsSHction
caAsse3 aHsaaz tie skisied or sHass Aahor
II tess = sacc@ssfeA tie magss can ~.
same At e2ee vssAoGs nn<kilie3 lAAarsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

An AoUR LATER--SseaRsr EYaaeal
will heseaftsE leave here an hour later
than heretofore for the loser Sand,
eolne 81 8 =. m Mo11ay and THURSDAY,
instead Of 3 This charge, taken In
connection With tie change 81 hccrs Of
The .. Il and y. boats. viii Be appxe-
ciAted BY our citizens and vii No doubs
be found profitable hy the Ey2acel 10 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08
tNerstE.

Until further ordered. the hoats Of the
U. K. / \. Co gill leave the CITY Dock.
Seattle. tor Victoria az $50 syssy uo<n-
inS, exesys Sunday. and viii leave the
sane IAeek ter fSooFaa every sffsreooa
~ e'ekock. 20 ecanecs With the tram
for Portland ne beats % this Cosa-
csny fcE Olympia and wkascOEn vii
eesvS 50 eeresafore. Ike Idaho viii
leave foe Neg Westminster every SEN
day night At Il o'saack. ecs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08
NOTICE.

IRIS Will HUM oSk or MoEs
NY ~ ssrseea exfsaxasa Mr.. ea@EtAs resi-
49, ~ nsar he Sisters scAesel e. Jack
- ssessss lay pers<sa ~sntApS Asssss
=, sass 1he,n can apsssx kzaase<zaAseC - -
Th.s aaly eeaaisleA - Gar eS1a.nx -
l srx~ - thzt ia passsss xans< - k@<a ~.
1870 ~ ten ANA Aaa axree e fez<A<4a -
l.>est ere yoax AtteE e<enE4!zsz -
as<''s - q. G fHfNNkN NV
srlS Rooza L IN s11zrk fve1 nuzsa1sks
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

MoSUMNs-H. n. Wright of the
Washington Marble Works has the con-
tract for moving the stone work from
Eoe old cemetery 10 the new. All parties
having Head Stones or Monuments
there. wishing 10 have them cleaned or
exchanged for new. viii please call az
the Works oc Sprins street -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

DELEGATE TO CoSGREss'
I'M. ARMSTRONG.
aDJUTANT GENERAL.
R.G. o'BRIEN.
aRIGADfER GENERAL.
WILLIAM PEEL
CouwISSARY GLNERAL,
H.w. LIVINGSTON.
oUaRrERmAsTER GENERAL
D.B. JACKSON.
PROsECUTISG ATTORNEY,
RICHARD OSBORN.
CoUNCILmANi
ORANGE JACOBS.
RRpRsssSTaTiyEs,
JOHN X. RISSEAR-
T. VI. ALvoRD.
Joxsr REPRESENTATIVES,
J.R. LEWIS
PRoBATE JUDGE.
W. u. WOOD.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
C.M, VAN DoRES.
c. W. LAYTON,
w. W. PKRRIGo.
SHERIFF.
J.H. McGRAW.
AUDITOR.
sc. HARRIS.
TREAsURER.
GEORGE ID. HILL
ASSESSOR,
WIN. II. HUGHES.
SURVEYOR.
ALBRo GARDNER
>CuooL sUPERINTENDENr.
MRS FLORENCE CHICK
CORONER,
DIR. /. II. DAWSON.
wRRCKMAsTER,
ISAIAH wADDEIl-
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
tSeAttle Precinct
GEORGE g. LYON.
C.E. BOWMAN.
CONSTABLE,
II. @. THORNTON.
sexsaw LEwIs VAN DoREN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

For waches. Aox. silver plated wear
and 50 forth, SO 70 r. G. Mclaughlin.
Little Mack. the Jeweller. The best
and only stock of fine goods IN the city.
Alss, scme that amt 50 tine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

sen. legeler, has removed TO the Yes.er
LSAry block. Front street. where &c viii
keep on hand large stock Of watches.
lswslry. clocks and sllyesvare. $50 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

The largest stock. the choiesst selec
ton, the best quality and lowest prices
OF stationery. blank books and mlscel-
laneoGs books. st tbs book store Of G..
Davies & Co. lis Cherry street. n2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-08

Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DR.. kilhonrne. u.s.
Froat sfrees in making artificial den
t1rsS Gold for partial sets and alumni
nnra for fall sets prove the most salts
factory.