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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

wheat IN INpsA.--The Times Of
India gives . summary OF q report
upon the wheat trade of the north
west Of India, which the Government
Instructed Mr.. BENEFIT. the Director of
Agriculture. 20 make. From this II
appears that the total area OF land un-
der wheat cultivation In the North.
west provinces and oudh Is :. 30. loS
acres. The average production per
acre is about Is bushels. or total OF
i0f. lS4. SIS bushels. The wheat costs
i-S-0rs per bnshel, and sells for i-srs.
When the pronss OF the dealer aud
the expenses OF hringirg TO marke,
are taken into account. Il IL probable
that at that price the tenant RECEIVERS
much more than the value Of his labor
and expenditure en- cattle and imple-
ments. Mr. BENEFIT says that with.
out expressing . decided opiaion. Il
does not appear that the first cost of
raising bushel Of wheat L. less in
these provinces than In America
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DrLEeATE BREsTs. A special te

DRIEsATE BRESTs. "A special tele-
gam from Washington city To the
81. Paul Pioneer Press, dated Nov.
S0th, thus informs US: Delegate
Breuts of Washington Territory ar.
rived today. He viii not return to
the next Congress. his successor be-
ing Democrat, Charles 5 voorhees,,
a. son of Senator VOORHEES,. Mr..
Brcnts was not candidate for re-
election. the Republican candidate
being Mr.. Armstrong. formerly OF
the general land Office. Tho defeat
OF the Republicans In Washington
Territory 10 attributed mainly TO the
popularity Of Mr.. Voorhees,. who had
done the settlers some service In
Washington last winter. He repre-
sented them In their claims againt
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany. who sought TO exact an ex-
brilliant price for the lands occupi-
cd hy settlers prior 10 the selection
by the company. Mr. Rrents says be
hopes To secure the passage OF the
bill providing for the admission OF
Washington Territory Into the Union
this session. aud that The Delegate
elect win be present 10 assist him.
He also homes 10 secure the passage
Of the Northern Pacific bill 10 forfeit
the lands along the Columbia River
line, where thu railroad has already
been built by the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, and allow the
Northern Pacific Company 10 go on
and finish its Cascade branch and re-
ceive the lands granted for iss con.
sfructsun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

FREAK OF CRAzr Nixon Monday.
Calvin Z. Beais, of Tacoma, took his
brother. who had been pronounced in
sane. 10 the asylum al Sseilaceom. On
his return from that institution. be also
became insane. On reaching Tacoma
yesterday, be wrote telegram to q
friend In California, and left IL for
transmission. Half an hoar later he
called, and asked Miss Goats, the oper-
ator, IL his Message had been sent. She
replied that 10 had. "You lie r. shouted
Beais, who drew . revolver, and fred
directly al the lady, the ball whizxinQ
by her ear, and sinking into the wall
near where she stood. Before the fell
low could again shoot be was knocked
down by q young man In the of1ice, and
carried on 10 jail. He vas evidently
insane.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Nrw YoRx, Nov. 27s--Chxriss Ed
wards. the scapegrsce con OF Joseph
Edwards, retired merchant, Ess me
cause OF 3 terrible accident TODAY.
Ten wears ago, when but fifteen yesrs
Old. he was irreclaimable ard once
broke into his parents house and
sfole 4 large sum Of money For
this crime his father had him arrest
ed and sentenced 70 two years I'M
prisoument In reformatory. When
released he continued bis evil ways,
and Il last the Edwards forbade him
the house, and the young man became
little better than . tramp. TWO
weeks ago he visited his fathers
house II night, and, razor IN hand /.
rot 4 few dollars more. Last night
he came sgain, and the sons threats
30 worked upon the fathers mind
that he placed revolver 10 his pip
pocket 10 protect himself. This
morning Mr.. Edwards younger SOB,
Harry, came from Newark 20 spend
the day with his parents. When be
and his father were chatting. Charles
suddenly burst into the room In .
halfdrunken conditiea- want
some money" he said defiantly. ad-
dres ding the old man. On being re-
fused. Charles drew out large carv-
ipg knife. His father rose from bis
chair Is the villain rushed u him
with the uplifted weapon. Sop.
hs cried: but seeing the knife direct
ed at his breast, he quickly drew The
revolver and pulled the trigger; eui
At that moment Harry. who saw hia
fathers peril, sprang forward 10 pro
tect him from the murderous attack.
and a. the pistol-shot rang out, the
bullet infendcd for his worthless
brother struck him In the head
With cry he fell 10 the door. Bis
wretched father, dazed. and horror
stricken at what had happened. drop
ped on his knees and gave vent to his
terrible emotion. while the wretched
man, the cause Of the deed. remained
standing knife In hand in the center
Of the room. Charles fed before the
police came. The bullet entered the
young mans head above the right
eye, and may prove fatal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

DEATH or LUIS BoKpEcKxR. - The
public viii be sorry 10 hear OF the death
of Luis Boedecksr, musician and CON-
poser, as San Francisco. He Was q
young man Of rare ability and promise;
but drink early claimed him for lie own,
and for the lass wear Or two be was al
most an imbsciie. A full reed band
of 100 pieces marched in front, playing
alternately the dead marches Of Beesho-
ven and Chopin. After the band came
sixty musicians on foot, ~ Eourners.
and then the hearss. Following the
hcarus vas line OF carriages filed
with relatives and frisnas Of she de-
ceased. Young Boedecker vas . San
Franciscan by birth. and vas among
tho bsst, probably the best. pianist In
that city, and San Francisco music low
ere menrn his loss
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TWICE ID 4 LIFETIME


Hayinr determined 10 close cut the
greater part OF our extensive STOCK BE-
tween nov and January La. We will give
oor cuseomers tie beneflt Of The iowees
uriose ever offered In 6eattie.
Rsmsmber. IL we seIl you . ei0 Wal
thsrn watch for -. that q .u't oosi rs
jB1l-2S, yOu are getting . GTsss barsain.
We have the only enef.ser on Puget
Bound. and all goods soid By ne will be
encrssed free Of charge. 30 buy your
fs9sIry. etc., where Jon can est them a.
Wholesale pricss and have them snerav-
"a absolutely free. This 10 no humbuR.
buf 3 genuine clearAncs sale
Cali and sasisfy yourself. Sale 10 be-
Gin on Monday, November 3, 1854.
no. L. r. ssGiTH a Sos, 70s Front q.
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10 snE rEerlE ~ sGArrIE AND
VICINITY.

Nv creditors having very kindly given
Use the option Of disposing Of my goods
instead OF the sheriff, and preferrinR
10 do II myself, ! propose 10 close ous
my entire stock Of watches. clocks and
iewelry at less than jobbing prices for
the next sixty days- Call and satisfy
yourselves that such 10 the case. whether
you bay or nos. Respectfully,
II. Il. McI4Au0nrN lLittie Mao), The
Jewslsr, 6l2 Front street. oc2i.tf
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= mkurr1uE AND coefLz fns1s
ozyxx AVAIL
For evsry dollars worth 81 eosd.pgr-
ehaeed 81 . during ~ mooSa q ~
cSmbee. vim snsitle ths bdyex e : sseees
vhich may draw any ono 81 ne 1weoSy-
two beautiful ard oos1Iy preee1n we
have on exhibition n oar snow windcss
= f FRI Prize Partisan Bronze Herald
II Geek, ya1Bs go
Second Prize - Fine God x1seaeo
Cana, vsIus 32S. -. -.
third Prize Fine Cut Glan Loa'ss
get, value 20. -. w.,.A~
Fourth Rnxo--Coin b1lvsr Waa11
Tiilz Pre- Eight Day walnas cloet'
'i s'ss s' Pri.s silver PIassd cAzs H.
r; s., ,s'ss s Psiss saysr plassd Barr,
Dj r.ss az Pssiss-siIvsr Pia.sd PiakIs
oi s'ssk Pr Ps'sssi III PLACID Gard Rs-
asIvsf. vnIus $50. -.
Tenth Prize Geutlsman's fine koh
Plate veeE Chain, vains ~ -
Et4yeofo 1ki11 -
Roll Plate Locksz. value -
Twelfth Prize Lady . Fms non fiase
Eecklaoe, value 80.
Thirteenth Prize Lady,s fine oosa
Earzsues, value d.
F0urtesnsh Prize iAdv's FINE 0oso
Lace Pin, valae -. 80
fifteenth Prize Solid biiyeF napk'n
Rfnf. vaiue ~. -.
gixteenth Prize 9entleman's fsns
Rolled Plate nlseve Buttons. vaine ~.
6evsnteerth Prize hoRem Afspfs
Plated Table epoons, vains "; -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

NEAT FrrTMo SuTra-Messrs. Bode
q Geiger. merchant tailors at I'll Front
street, next door 10 the Poncin block,
ara rushed with erders for suits, manu-
featured Of their full line Of foreign
and domestic goods. Low prices and
pesfecs fit" e the motto Of this firm.
These gentlemen are both experienced
workmen in their line, and the hand
some clothing they turn ont evidences
this fact. nov13-lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

DxArH or MIS-. TnxrLx.-Ir San
Francisco. November IL, 1884. Mrs.
Belle Tenple, daughter Of Ahram and
Sarah Tiiley. formerly Of Mound Prai.
RE. AGED 50 years and month. Mrs.
Temple vas for several gears q resident
OF this city, but for q number past has
resided In San Francisco. She vas enc
OF large family Of brothers and els
ters. Of whom the late Rice Tillsy Of
this city. Mrs. Samuel Coulter OF Part
land. II. II. Tillsy Of Oentrslia, Mira.
Huson Of this city, and some brothers,
we're members Her a1ed mother 10
also living st Tenino.-0lynpta Tr1a-
s.s-ftsf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Running between Liverpool and Quebec,
thence by rail 10 ell points In United
States. Sail from Liverpool every Thurs
day, calling al Belfast. and from Quebec
every Saturday. Steamers are large and
fast, and steerags accommodation unex-
csilsd By any other line while the voyage
d 500 miles shorter than via New York.
three days of Il In the snocth waters OF
The Gulf and River Sc. Lawrence. famed
for beautiful. picturesque scenery. Steer
aee and prepaid certificates sold at iow-
sal rates. Also. drafts on Europe, and
bank reuitsances TO any r. q. address.
a. ChiIherg q Co.. General Agents for
the Northwest. Seattle. w. n. noi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

OWING TO an impression which exists
In seattle, caused By the card Of ID.
6shumer, 1 take this means Of notify
ina my patients and the public eener-
ally that I have simply rented my Ia.
boratory and can be found At my office
- usual prepared 10 perform all opera
lions either In operative dentistry or
oral surgery. All nasehaascai work Il
under the charge Of DIR. schumer. Re
epcctfully, f. @. CASH. ID. ID. 3. % I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

EtEXH WHH
Yoo can bay watches, diamonds. Jew
eiry, silverwarc. clccks, optical goods.
sso.. Is per cent. cheaper here than In
any ests blishment In the city, kssses.
IN do not mark ~ watches ~ Wy,
and prsfend they oost fll.25. Bot ! VIII
sell genuine coin silver Waltham watch
a for $40, and all other goods In my
Iine al The same low prices. Give me =
cali and zee for yourself. ALrxET HAM
SIN, Yssler- Lsafy Block. Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

A WILL REGULATED DHuo SroRx.--
We take pleasure in drawing the assen-
tion Of our readers to the well kept
drug store Of Messrs. Clcricns a koech-
ling. corner Of Front and Madison
streets. Their stsck, by recent iu-
persations from the Esst and San
Francisco, Il the most complete. and
their facilities for doing business In
their line are inferior 70 none In the
Territory. d6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Pun BAcx.--The English bark Ingie-
sids, which loaded lumber at Port
Blaksly, and sailed from that port .
week or Ten days ago. returned yester-
day 10 discharge portion OF Der deck
load. II seems that after getting cut
Of the straits Il vaa found that she vas
CRANKY" or top heavy. and became al.
most uumanAReable, 20 much 10 that
the sailors refused TO go in her. and the
captain found IL necessary TO put back.
She was towed into Port Blakely by the
ting yesterday, and IL now lying In that
port on her beam ends- One hundred
thousand feet Of lumber will be dis
charged from her deck, after which il
is thought IL will be safe for her TO 60
Go sea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

An INFANTS DgATH. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. p. Brooks Of Laconner were
Mortified 10 discover on catering their
bedroom ca Monday last thai their
infant child. which had been placed
on the bed but q short time before.
had Ia some manner turned over on
It's face, and was smothered 10 death.
DIR. Calhoun Was Immediately seat
for, bat Il Was too late Cor any good.
and al edoFis 10 rcsuscitale the babe
were unavAlling. The infant was
tine healthy Dor and about three
months old .~-LAconner Mail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

HARD TINKs N ESaiANp. The
distress among the pottery lsborers
Of Staffordshtre. the miners Of Dur.
ham and Northumberland, aud the
shlphuilders OF the Tyne. Clyde, and
Mersey Is appalling. They wander
hopelcssly aud simlessly. while their
families are reduced 10 = state Dor
dering 90 starvation II Is hoped
that . measure Of relief viii be afford
ed by the early expenditure Of gov
ernnient money In increasing the
navy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

A large invoice Of beautiful eilt and
velvet picture frames have been re-
esiyed by the Souvenir Art Stndio from
the gallery. They are uniquely design
ed. elegantly embellished. and show
artistic workmanship. They are de
signed for Christmas presents, and are
the pesy latest. The prices are reason
able, and all are invited to call at The
Studio and view them. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Holman 0oops Residents Of SEATTLE
and visitors 70 The city are invited 60
call and inspect the elegant steek Of
holiday goods jass rccsivea "a A. n.
etewaFs'a consisting ~ kandred
handsome and usefnl tollst se1s and
other articles u every ssyis and de-
saription-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Il has bean proved that 6arah's De-
light, No. I. has increased the weight Of
every patient FROM Ii to IS pounds In o
few months. One bottle 10 sufficient 10
convince the most skeptioal person. For
sale by A. B. SrxwAxr. .
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Farm for Sale.

GOOD STOCK. DAIRY AND GRAIN
NJ farm for xAle. 90 acree sisuated ave
mises north Of Oak HArsof. lslAnz county.
". T.. 100 acres under cultivation q
meadow and pasture: rood h1xns iArre
fer selling q entire. Far terIn2 which
are rsasonAhie. apply On prsmiseA
IL c. PEAK
nox11wlD Oak Haxbex. II.
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IixDuCTIox ~ PnfuE oF MECHANICAL
ussfssTzs.--H Asinr rented the Iakora-
tsFy ~ Ds. Case. nsosn 3, Yesler fssary
Ialialne. asa psstAFsd ~ furnish lhe
ssTg bssl sess u taefh on suicAnife. ~
fsiLssss knil upper % loser sets tf5.
Al s<Aef sHsehAaical worn AZ ss1as
ksef&f E*tisfasfi1u guaranteed,
~ ~ 4. q. kcaunss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

What n the name Of that delicious
tsa OF yours. Mrs.. Harris. that last cop
has refreshed me amsxingiyf II IL
called s'Sunheam Tea" and yea can
ouly buy u Of the importer, q y. frasch,
Cash Grocer. Mil street. near Oon.
mereial. mol
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I am prepared 20 attend 10 tax paying
for ncn-rsnidents. Charges moderate.
J.,w. EpwAaps, Real Estate Dekler, lib
Trent st., Seattle, w. T. ms Inn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

sHILOH's vTrAI.IzER IL what you
need for Constipation, Loss % Appetite,
Dizziness and eli symptoms Of Dyspep-
sia- Price 10 and 20 cents per bottle
Sold by A. h. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Cola. silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DIR. kiabonrne. 6eS
Frpnt street In making artificial den-
fares. Gold for partial sets and alaui-
nnm for full ssts prove tho most sAtls-
feafofg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

Christmas and New Years. Hats IN all
the latest shapes and eolors, Just receiv-
cd and Tor saIs At Chaa- 9oldstein's. the
leading Hattsr. Front street, Ysslsr-
Leary Bleok. as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

TRADE REfoKr.-Ag gentleman who
arrived on The North Pacific today.
reports that the times are very duh
across the iine. especially 81 the
much doomed town Of Tacoma.
Seattle. he says. h enjoying far bet
Ter state Of trade than the former
place. but for the size Of the place
Port Townsend beafs them all for
life. -NisioflA TImes.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 90
quickly cured by Shileh's Cure. We
guarantee IL. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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.sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser.
able BY that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for you. Sold By A.
B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiioh's CAtarrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector
free. Sold by A. b Stewart
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DrzxcT YRox rax East. Charles Gold
stein, the leading Halter, received direct
frsm New York 4 handsome line az IA
dies and gents' genuine Seaiskin Caps
present for Chfisfmss than one Of those
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

DxAn 0xn: We again call upon you
for valuable information, and at no
season mere than the present one, has
the ooliection Of ooRrect statisttce bee0
been Of greater importance IN the In
tsrest 81 the hop growers Of the Pacific
coast. We want our statistics - Be re-
liable, % that In future seasons, our e.
inmates and statemsuts, esat 10 the hop
trade throughout The voEId, viii b 80
oeptsd.
We know that other hop dsalers,vhiIe
encouraging growers with hopes Of
higher prices IN the future, have on she
other hand estimated the hop crop Of
the Pacific coast at minimum Of To-
coo bales. prediotinQ more. and tbs 10
port OF % large crop has served great
" 70 keep prices dawn, particularly ~
Il has been stated that large oonsiRn-
msnts would b. made for account Of
growers 70 the East and 70 England.
which has kept back buying orders from
our markets.
In our circular Of July 18th, 1884. We
estimated the hop crop at g. $50 bales,
and We now dssire correct returns Of
crops, TO make mp accurate statistics.
Our circular Of December 10th, 1883.
placed the 1883 crop at 4l.000 bales,
which We have since corrected TO 42.oz7
bales. Many growers have ssked us for
Q copy Of our complete statistios, bat IL
would prove too expansive 20 publish
thess. We are. however, happy 10 show
these at Our Office, whenever growers
call upon IA.
When returning the enclosed report
Of crop. We would thank yos for gene
raj information Of the hop acreage and
crop In your section, while the extra
blank enclosed, Will serve for some
neiRhboring grower who may not havs
received this circular, and which you
might return filed ont With your own.
We shall be happy to communicate
any information that you may desire,
and to give you the benefit at all times
Of our advioes Of the hop situation
throughout the world. Asking for your
promps response. We are, very faithful
~, LrLrKSrHAL d Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

6HILOHS COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure iAsold b. @ on guarantee.
L cures Consumption. Bold BY A. B.
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Notice to Creditors.


In THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
I terms = Seattle. In KING eounty. Washing
ton Territory.
No. s2l5-Chariss r. Brevrsr ana Susie T.
Brewster. partners, doing business u0cer the
ann name OF Charles +. Brewster Co. ana
O. Il. Brewster and Susie r. Brewster, indi-
vidnaliy. fnsolvenss. va. their Creditors.
Territory Of Washington. King county, 81.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Honornblr
Roger 8. Greene. Judge Of the above entitled
Cs1vt. notice IL hereby Civ 70 AL creditors
Of the above named insolvents, ChAs. n. Brew.
ster b 90. TO Be and appear before the ssid
yudgss . Seattle. In King county. Wash.
1wry, within 80 days from the date o. publ
caslon Of thisnosice. to <it. on Monday ace sch
day o January, a. .. 1883. 81 II u'cleck 4. ~.
of thai day, then and there to show eanse. II
sry they can. why the prayer Of the said In
solvent should mot be granted, an assign
ment Of his estate made, AMI he DISCHARGED
nom his debis and liabilities. pursuant 10
the statute In such case made tnd provided.
And In the meantime II procs<df1xs sgainzt
said insolvent are 10 be stayed
49,, Witness my hand and the seal o.
SEAL. said Court, this lst day Of Decsr.
49, ber. A ID. 1854.
James sEAeEY. Clerk.
~ JsNxs p. LUpsow, Deputy. deS
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THE STEAMER
THE srEANER
II I'D a HI q

- - - Ii
Will leave Seattle on sundzyA 4 90 :
for Schome aud intermediate pnr}a 6s
turning. leaves sehome on Mon{nr
afternoo1. and arrives e 6eEf<1 q
Tuesday. carrying psssengen 70 81 pm
Senfs per ton.
Regular time and first cisn ncc1un1>
dations for both passenxen and frelokk
q. X CL-ANCKx.
O. II. PRxscoIT. Ag't New Tn611<
Manager, Portland
A. l. STOKES. q. n. 4 p. A. Portland
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The saIe Of tickets for reserved ssats
for the Old Folks Couesvt, vill oom-
menes WedneadAy. Deoember lths e 10
O'Clock 8. ~, at the Opera House Drug
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Sarah's Delight, No. 2. b . positive
care for impotensy. For sale by A. B.
HrKwAxr. .
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CITY Of :'lQli Ufifnf1
0. R. & N. co.
STEAMER scnEDulf.
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From Tacoma 70 victorie. n q -
way ports. daily except sunday n 4 -
From seattle 20 Victoria ana W. ss-<s
daily texccpt Monday e 80 q -
From Victoria 70 Tacoua - -.
ports, daily Except Sunday & fam
From Port Townsend q 49, -
way pcrtA daily iexcept Sunday ~ \. ~
Prom Seattle 70 Tacoma daily leros-;
sunday AZ J pm. and ever dSy + n
y m ~
From Seattle to Olympia and ~, -
daily texcept Sunday az 40 q ~
From Tacoma TO OLYMPIA ard "a.
COON. daily texcept Sunday e - ~
Frem Olympia % Seattle and M 49,
daily icxcept sunday AZ D. n.
From Tacoma 70 seattle. dail4 Z u
p. M and 8p. m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

IcoR A rERM OF THREE YEARa IS
u acres Known - - phinneyS Hon
Ranch. with tecl<. hop press hop house.
kiln. and al complste, situated two ana 4
half mica from Post Buiiding. From 8
acres We took co boxes hops lover tcnsi
this year. One gsod year out Of three h
stake" Here u = fortune 20 any one
with small capital. Apply 20 q. q
puIyyKY 4 CD Post bfilxinx nc<a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09
&. Of 81,

PAINIER LODGE No. xsla MEETS.
y In Odd fellow1 Han nrst and third
saturdays Of each month.
Jca l. Il. ROBBENa Dictator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-09

For lane baek, sids or chest, ne Shi-
Ioh's Pogus PIaGter. Prioe % cents.
Sold by 4. b. Sfeuaxt.