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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30
Notice ~ Creditors.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
J terms 81 Seattle. Ia King county, Washing
ton Territory.
No. f2l7-Charles n. Brewster aud eusie T.
Brewster. partners, doing busiscss sder the
htm pane Of Charles T. Brewster Co, and
G. II. Brewster and Susie 7. Brewster indi-
vfdually, tnsolvenis. W.. their Creditors.
Territory OF Washington, King county. sa
Pursuant 10 an. order OF The Honorable
Roger 8. Greene. Judge Of the above entitled
Court. notice Is hereby Civ TO all creditors
of the above named in solvents. Chas. r. Brew.
ster %, to be and appear before the said
Judge. at Seattle. I'm King county, Wash.
Terry, within so days from The date Of publ
cation Of this notice, tosit. ON Mooday the 5th
day o January. A. d. 1885. ut IL o'clock a. IN.
Of that day. then and there to show cause, II
ary they can. why the prayer of the said In
solvent should not be granted, an assign
ment of his estate made, and he discharged
from his debts and liabilities. pursuant to
the statute In such case made end provided.
And In the meantime II proceedings against
said insolvent are TO be stayed.
-, Witness my and and the seal OF
SEAL. said Court, this LIST day OF Decem-
~ Der. A. ID. 1884.
JAMES seA vEY, Clerk.
ByJsMEs p. LUDLOW, Deputy. deS
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Arxosr A SHrpvRBCK.-TheA American
ship Chessbroueh, drawing ~ feet Of
water, was taken down TO bar anchor
age on Wednesday. and anchored Oh
Scarborough Head. this captain desiring
10 20 to sea yesterday. Early yester-
day morning. the wind blowing with
Tremendous force, the ship dragged
both anchors and vent head on toward
Clatsop Spit. She dragged about mile
and half, and at eleven O'Clock was in
a bad way. The tugs could not get to
her and finally she took the ground, the
waves breaking clean over her. The
Pioneer and Columbia stood by all day.
and the life crew ut the cape got every
thing in readiness for immediate 40 ion
should their services be required. For
tunately the vessel did not swing, and
the wind undertaking line was got out
over her stern and the tide setting in
she was hauIed of and later In the after.
noon vas towed abreast Of iuney's dock.
The pumps were sounded and il was
found that che bad two feet of water in
her hold. and will have to discharge her
wheat cargo. This 10 the first accident
that has happened the Columbia grain
fest of "a, and under the circum
stances the owners of vessel and cargo
are 10 be congratulated that IL IL no
worse. To Captain Fiavel and his efi-
oieut tug service 10 due the credit Of
saving the Chessbrough. His instruc-
tons were, Save life and property at
all hazards" and his orders were OBJ
served. Historian.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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q rkAuTTYuL AND oosTLf KskskS1
Owes AwAS.

-.orrvvrr, Axp cosTLx rBxsxxzs
ozvKn AwAS.
r~ s~sr, dollars worth Of sosds pcr-
.hes.d a. q during the month OF De-
.ss-,,h~x viII eutitie the bcyef 20 . sicke<
s~ni~h nav draw any ene Of the Tvensy-
TO bssufiful and costly preseuts We
ssve On exhibition In oar show windows
FRA Prerequisites Bronze Herald
= s sso Priss : Fine Gold Headed
Thsrd Priss-Fins Cas- Glass Toi'ss
:foersh Prizs-coin Silver wsithAm
fssss Prize-Eiehs Day wainus Clock
s1 sas.S Prise-silvsr Plated Cake Bas-
e s.v vs'eS sPp Pre- Plated Berry
~, rss,S ~. Psizs~silver Patel Pickle
c1 NTH Pr Prizs-siivsr Plated Card Re-
Tsn.s Pr;rs-G sntlemsn's Fine Roii
p,sts genf Chair, value ".
Fssvsnfh Prize - Gentiemen'a Fms
n,II Pisfe Locksf, value ".
Tvsifsh P1zs--Lady's Fine Roll Flats
ns Ss;;sssu ssli fs.'ssso.rAays rs: sold
$3.50 vsius -.
ranrtssnth Prize Lady's Fine Gold
III F;i. ! Priss-soIid Silver Napkin
s!.s,,ssnth Prize-Geutleman's Fine
Dss,s5 Piate sleeve Buttons. value -.
S~~.uteenth Prize-R0Rers InFis
Piated Table Spoons, vsine ~ r~;,1.
Eighteenth Prixe-hofs"
Plated Forks, ysIae -. r...s.
Nfusfeenth Prize ho4en ps
Plated Tea Spoons. y az, p,...a
TvsBsieth PrIze-kIne cli'o'
saesr Shell, vaLue ". .,. p,n.
twenty ffst Prize fsnsistnan : nv
seasf Pin, value -. es,,.
Twenty-Secopd frize-Daoy '
DER Pins. value -. ,.,
Oar competitors say We aae .a 80
thu jewelry business snat ve sIe ~.
tine prices. We are cutting psIce' n -.
mean TO still further cut psioes W
ssock IL the largest on Pnget oouna. aI1
our prices the lowest. IL We nase "a
ciIitSss for buying eoods io~si s 49,.
other houseo, u y Deca1ss y. -.
ouohiy understand the business an1 . 1uy
n rsansf aefursys and importin5 Joootss
Sor eash. Tho secret Of our success =
cood goods and low prices goods
veil bought are half sold. ~ ~
SAINT anytbine in jewelry. watch, dia-
monde Or holiday goods, don ia. W
Fnsr.IL a Sow, leading jewellers o.
Paces sound, Frye's Opera House
Riork. We are too far up town, bns u
,vilI nav Won 10 come and zee us. ~
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Eprrez PosT-IxrxL-IGKxcxs
A eommunicstion Of mine In satnr
days Posr-IxrxILIsKscKE. on the mis-
Representation Of Judge Grsens's course
In the matter Of the ehronseis Receiver-
ship By not al. bat only . part Of the
press, eanses the editorial donkey Of this
city 70 erect his ears and bray - only
such q nnissnoe can. One Of the pEin-
ciplss Of my edaostien vas not 10 "ar-
cue With or kick fool" Having bad
some acquaintance with the editor Of
the Chyoasels. I, Ia pursuance Of this
prinoipls, eArsfalIy refrained from say
Ing anything that eoaid properly be
construed - : kiek By thai individual.
For The same rexson do not propose 10
argus with him nov. That would be
useless, for he Apparently has never
learned what argument Ia, has not suff1-
eisnt ability TO distinguish argument
from abuse, and 10 constantly using the
latter for the former.
In the communication referred 70 the
writer did not even step on the donkey's
fsvorits corn by taking sides on the
Sunday question. and be made no prop
osition on the power of courts over 70.
csivess that 10 not amply sustained by
authority.
Az 70 the mastss of the diet the future
has In store for ms, may say that
have now as heretofore the sole charge
Ut engineering the regulation Of that
matter: that from the present outlook
IL In not likely to be stinted In the future,
a. it certainly has not been In the past.
and the editor Of the Chrsaicle may rest
assured that, should have occasion 70
call on others for assistance In the mat.
ter Of either money OF brains. shall
not draw on his resources in respect to
either; for whatever dsfectsI may have,
at least know enough nos 20 draw on
q vacuum.
The Communication In Saturdays
Posi- az well as every
thing else have ever written for pusli-
cation, have endeavored 70 30 write a.
70 meet the approval of people of sound
sense and good Judgment. irrespective
of the identity Of the writer. ID will, of
oourse, be understood that 10 writing
for this class did not hope. expect, or
Acntho ~ ttrr@ tao aRbf8tHi VI t1S cQitof
Of the Chro2icls. have the grstifics-
ton OF knowing that the record shows
that my endeavors have not proved IN
availing. From the fair sue ,ess I have
had In that direction. and his signal
failure, would advise that sapient ed
itor 10 pay more attention 20 the matter
Of what he and others write and less to
his own and others identity. His name
will certainly add no weight to anything
he says.
II. however, the editor of she chvoascie
wishes 10 crafty his curiosity as to my
identity, he can do 30 al any time By
calling at the back Offices on the s9cond
door Of the Safe Deposit building.
IL might not be cut of place TO further
advise him that he would get along Just
a. well II he had sufficient true journal
istic instinct 10 refrain from personal
insinuations and illusions. and would
try 10 DO enough OF gentleman to re-
gard the sanctities OF private converse
ton In private life. LAWYER.
SEATTLE. Dec. ., 1884.
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Ths followfne sssnm vf1z hslp m<ny
old 90 vel - young - seneUo1x -
suseeessou Of tks Kings ssd ous~ns %
Zealand:
Firsf, William ~ Norman.
Theu william his san.
Hsxry. Ssspbsn and Hssry,
Then Richard and Jofn-
Next, Hsnry the Third
Edwards. one tso and three;
And again, after Richard,
Tire Henrys ve &C.
Two EDWARDS. third Richard.
n rightly ! guess;
Two Hsurys, sixth kdssrds
Qneen Mary, Qnsen Bess;
Tben Jamis. the Seosshman.
Then Charles. whom thsy sIsss
YEA rscsivsd. after Cfsmweii.
Another Charles. Too
Hexs. Janis the second
Aseended the throne;
Then good william and Mary
T0getker came on
Then Anna Georges four,
And fourth William al passed,
Ard victoria came
Msy she long Be the last
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wa .rs expss5eneine - haeyiesk fan
q $50 siDss 19cz u thse yeass uben
- ne<s . doufdsdiy snail e1ayse -
sosseuzb<r he snos vas vsrJ 49,.
0nsday Iass vs>k several to- ~ Oeu
I'D ~ o1e % The bufldinRs - IT, enf-
rssUn and quito severely injured fo1r
soldiers Ons q ths raen had tso or
three ribs broken
For fhs pess ussk snow has eontinued
to fall af intervals, until now nearly
swo feet Of packed SNOW lies on the
frozen gro1nd. In consequences there 10
exeslIent sIsizhinz.
A large number Of porches, SHEDS,
etc, have fumbied dawn the past week
A korss wss killed down a. Mrs. =
Hsthswsy's, and Q coz vas killed ost
90 Mr. MiiIer's farm.
We are told the snow 10 eve fses deep
on the lsvsi on Battle GrDund. One
house In that neighbosnood, which
stands zen fest high. q buried In the
SNOW up 20 the caves Hos y that Tor
high p R<gistey.
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TO rux PEerLE sF SEATTLE AND
VICINITY.

Nv creditors having very Kindly gwen
,ae the option Of disposing OF my gooos
instead OF the Sheriff, and preferrine
10 do IL myself, j propose TO close out
my entire stock of watches. clocks and
jswelry at less than jobbing prices Tor
The next sixty days. Call and satisfy
yourselves that suck 10 the case. whether
Won buy or not. Respectfully
81. L. McLAuoHriS Iittie Mao, the
Jevelsr. 6l2 Front street. oc2l-u
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To REGULATE THE Logon TRAFFIc.-
It is understood the City Council will. on
Friday evening next, pass q new ordin-
ance TO regulate the liquor traffic, and
II 10 more than probable IL will repeal
the Sunday observance ordinance. The
new Law will be moro stringent, and
more of q restraint upon the traffic than
anything that has hitherto been enact
cd. Its enactment has been provoked
by the class il 10 intended to regulate.
when the liqaor dealers Of town be-
eomaso strong and insolent AZ 90 as
sumo 10 control It's politics, TO intimi-
date its merchants and to dictate TO its
press, IL 10 time for popular revolt and
for the showing of q hand of mastery
That time has certainly come in the city
of Seattle, and We rejoice in local gov.
eminent Sufficiently upright and power
erful 10 pat forth that hand. The mass
meeting appointed for this evening hat
been postponed until after the passage
Of the ordinance, when IL, the boycott
ting and other matters will be dis.
GUESSED aud popular action had thereon
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RKSoUSCKD THE WoRLD.-On the 18th
Of December, 1884, at 3 O'Clock. at the
chapel OF Sc. Mary's Academy. in Port
land, Mics NJ. Fresse, daughter of John
u. Freeee Of Whatcom, w. T., Miss A.
Bow, daughter Of Edmond Bow of
White River, w. T., and Miss 4. King,
daughter OF Robert King of Portland,
received the veil. taking, respectively,
the names Of sister Mary COLUMBIA,
Sister Mary Encrasis. and Sister Mary
Florence. The parents Of the three
young ladies we're present at the cere-
mony. Very Rev. Father Fierens Of
fieiated. assisted by Rev. Father Father.
On the feast Of the Immaculate Con.
ception, Prior Adelhelm of Mt. Angel
invested the following inmates of 81.
Schelastica Convent with the white
vcil :; Miss Mary butch, of Sc. Angel,
and Mlss Adie 0'Brien. Of woodburn I;
and with the black veil Sister Mary
Augustine (Losise Auener). sister Mary
Cecelia Bertha HildkeF), both Of swift
xerlsnd. -Oyxoosfaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30

Running between Liverpool and Quebec,
thence BY rail to ali points IN United
States. Sail from Liverpool every Thurs
day, calling at Belfast, and from Quebec
every saturday. Steamers are large and
fast. and steerage accommodation unex-
csIled BY any other line. while the voyage
4 800 mises shorter than via New York,
three days Of Il IN the smooth waters OF
the Gulf and River 81. Lawrence, famed
for beautiful. plcturesque scenery. Steer
Aes and prepaid certificates sold az low.
st rates. Also, drafts on Europe, and
bark remittances TO anv Y. U. address.
A. Chilberg q Co.. General Agents for
tie Northwest. Seattle, w. t. no.
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THIS IL THE TIME TO PREPARE
l for the holidays. Have Jour AT wotks.
ma9azines and music sheets pat up In
good substantial binding. in any style
known. Surprise your friends and chill
dren with Q wen bound b ,ok. Have your
pocket books and albums ieftered In gilt
names. Treated in that way they are
more acceptable and valued ss . aifr and
. remembrance. Blank books and paper
ruling done In tho best manner.
Country orders faithfully attended to.
Prices TO suit the timee-
Please give the Book binder . call, at
Frye's Opera Block. room Q, mp stairs.
r. ANTHONY, Prnp'r.
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A ArsAFrRKHESEoS.--Sinoe the pass
age Of the ordinance remittiae the ten
Per cent penalty on city taxes paid be
fore March la thu receipts at Treasurer
Lowmsn's Office have fallen OF amax-
inely. People generally think il b we'll
% defer payment ~ long as possible.
Ihey seen TO forget that only the pen
atty IL remitfed. Interest at the rate OF
Ten per cent will be charged from Janu-
sry lst until the date of payment This
fact shoald be born IN mind.
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GEvELASn Ohio
LrrxaAxr ENrrxr.xmrxr.-The p

LETxRAkY ESrxKrArsMESr.-T Ply,
moath Literary and Social Cab are pre-.
pAFins q programs of essays. music and
Rotations, 20 be given On New Years
Eve, az the Congregational Church.
This club comprises considerable talent.
both literary and musical. and With the
assistance Of Others VITO hAvekindly co.,
sensed 10 aid them, q frxs-class enter
tainmens may be expecssd. the ohiscs Of
which 10 10 rasss funds 10 parchase
books for their library. This d zach a
laudsble enterprise thai they viii not
fail 10 be received by full hease. An
admission fee of 5 cents viii be
charged. The program viii b pab.
lshed somorrow mornine.
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EsesY DAr . a MgErs.EE 3.

You can buy watches, diamondA Jew
si,v. silyervare, clocks, optical goods,
80 Is uer csnt. cheaper here than IN
snv setsblishment In the city. ke0sm-
49, a. net marx % watches 81 Wy.
sna prsserd thew oosi tii.25. Bot ! viii
ali Genuine coin silver waltham watch
e for SO, and ali other GOODS IN my
line as the same low prices. Give me
call and see for yourself. ALBEIT nAs-
an, Ysslsr-Iseary Block, ffons street.
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A GsEAr nusCoyERY

That IL daily bringing JOY 10 she
homes OF thousands by saving many Of
tseir dear ones FROM an early grave.
CONSUMPTION. Coaghs. Colds. Asthma,
Bronchtsis. Hay Fever. Loss Of Voice,
Tickling IN the Throat. Pain in the
Side and Chest. 90 any disease OF the
Throai OF Lungs. positive cure. Guar
anteed. TrtAi Bottles free 90 A. b
Stewart's Drug Store Large sire tl.0o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30

Or. FraxteTss Threat aad Lung
Daleam
Is the greatest remedy In the world for
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza,
QuinEy, Laryneitis. Group. Hoarseness,
Bronchitis. Asthms, Catarrh aud whoop
ing Cos9h. and ell diseases Of the throat
and lunGs IL performs wonders IN re-
iieving Consumption. II strengthens
the langs and instantly aiiays all irrita-
ton Of the throat.
CIEvEIASn, Ohio.
Dr.. Fraxisr-Dear SIR. | was troa-
blcd for about three months during shs
last snmmr and fall With bronchitis
and . bad ccash. After trying several
remedies without fading any relief, 1
usedyonr Throat and Lang BAlsam, and
found immediate relief. Ga retiring a.
plight 10 gave me nndissurbed ress. and
after using the medicine three weeks I
foaud myself cured Rxv. Z MUTE.
DIR. frsxier's Throat and Long Bal
sam allAys all irritation of the throat.
renesrates and heals the lungs and as
sisis nature by expscsoration 60 throw
81 the cerruptson- Sold by aruszisss
everywhere at " cents bottle. PrMxier
Medicine 90. pruprsesors. Cleveland. o.
Sold by A. h, Stewart. Seattle.
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m TIME 81 rEAcE PRErAKE FOE
WAR.

Scarcely any doubt exists In the minds
Of scientific men about the appearances
Of cholera in this country another soa-
son. The extent and vlruleucs Of the
disease viii depend entirsly upon the
sanitary condition Of The country and
the physical condition OF the people.
Perssns IN Q perfectly healthy condi-
ton have little % fear from it, ap-
prosch. DIR. Koch, Of Berlin. in his
recent writings upon the subject, says:
sUnder ordinary circumstances. the
baciIIi, introduced by the mouth. are
dessroyed ia the stomach. bat given q
deraneement of this organ due 10 er
rors of diet or other eAnses. and the
bacillus 10 enabled 10 escape the action
Of the acid gastric juice, and 70 reach
the alkaline intestinal huid, where Il
poIiferates, ssss up irritation, diarrh1s,
and all the typical symptoms OF choi-
eraie seizure.s De Ravens Dyspepsia
Cure is remedy that supplies the acid
that IL wanting in the digestive juices
Of q deranesd stomach. sample bottles
fires at A. B. STxwAET's Drug Store.
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SxArrLK CossIosxEs PEE MExIoo.-A
Snyder, A 0rth. A CbilberR. Black Dia-
mond Csal Co. Ballard 4 Hatfield, b L
Martin, @ FEasoh, Claus & Harms, Chas
Il O'Hara, q w LAYTON. Calkins a Red
dish, Columbia 4 Puget Sound Il X, @
p Stone, q Van Doren, @ Louch, Dick
man q Gumbert. ID Kaufman. Z G
Case, + u Thomas, T Gasch, Gordon
Hardware Co. G II Smith, II Jones 4
Son. Hall d Paulsen Furniture Co, Har-
rington q smith. j Stratnan, J d He
ney, J w Hughes, J w smith, Jones Il
Hubbell, j NJ Gale, j ID Gardner, j ID
Lowman, kriedei 4 Harris, L Kline,
Levy Bros. l. Lobe & Co. NJ d X Gott-
stein. NJ Pelx. Nsuman 4 Argens, On
Tai, Posr-ISrELLIoEScER, p Dunn, p
Frederick, Quong Chang 4 Co, Sea
Cigar Factory, s Baxter 4 Go, Schwa-
bacher Bros a Co, I B Elder, w May
denbauer. Waddell d Niles, WA No
Pherson, w ID SCOTT 4 Co. wald L Camp
bell. w A Miller, Young Il McKeon.
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RKpucTIox IN PKicE on MECHANICAL
DKxrmrRs.-HAvine rented the lasora-
to<y Of DR.. Case, Room 5, Ycsler. IeAry
building, am prepared 20 furnish the
very best sets OF teeth on vulcanite. ~
follows: Full upper or lover sets els.
Ali other mechanical work as same
ratio. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NOV At A. q. A.-ut->sxx
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One cold saornine Miss Lily refused
10 set up aud be washed. Her aunt in
vain exhausted her sioquence in de-
scriosnz ths benefits Of cleanliness.
LILY oniy replied: Aunt Mary, you do
as yoa like and lee NE do as like. Voc
like 10 be clean and cold: like 10 be
warm and dirty
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sHILOH'S CURE will immediately
relisss Oroup. whoopinG Cough and
Bronohitiz. Bold by A. y. Stewart.

Ten 0zxArrsr BAsokrss rKT OTyERKp,
at the Berlin Cloak and SUIT House, Sill
Front street. We are determined 10
clear our entire stock OF cloaks and
salts a. soon ~ possible, We have there
fore marked our goods down from ~ 10
80 per cent. This h no humbug, but
eAll and convincs yourselves. Silk cir
euiars, fur trimmed and quilted lining,
only $40. II. HAKnm a Co. d. lm
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NOTICE.

an THE 5TH DAY OF JANUARY.
Coal Mining Company. ct their office In
the city Of seattle. w. T.. for the election
Of Directors and the transaction Of such
other business as ID provided for In the
bylaws Of the Company,
II. H. KLINGEL, Sec'y.
Seattle. Dec. IL. 1884. dels IL
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rHK STEAMER
II ID - II q

Will lesve Seattle on Sunday4 Ct 60 m
for Sehome and intermediate ports. b
turning. leaves sehome on Mondn
afternoon, and arrives ct Seattle q
Tuesday, carrying passengers TO Ill poEh
for Ffuy Cents and freight - Pm
Cents per ton.
Regular time and flrst class acc7mme
dstions for both Passenxen and freis1k
@. T. CLANCKf.
O. II. PREscorr, Agt New 1hooaA
A. l. Stokes q. II. & p. A. Portland
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NEv fKAR eAIIs-AlI ladies' Who
viii receive calls on New Years day will
be 80 announced in this paper on Thurs
day morning upon their sending 10 Us
the proper notices.
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UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE H OR s r 9 :.
L finest carriages, hacks and buggies,
to hire at any and all times. at most rea-
soma BILE rates
Horses boarded by the day, week or
month, and the best care guaranteed.
PHILLIPS & SEARS.
Proprietoss Commercial street, opposite
The Arlingtoa. au2s
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The rafils that wrs advertised TO take
place 10 day Thursday ~ reslsr's
hall for tho cabinet grand Haliet Il
Davis piano, II postponed until New
Year night. on account Of those Who.
having SPOKEN for tickets, neglected 20
take 40 the same. Those WHO desire
tickets had better secure them at once.
Piano on exhibition al Mr.. w. A.
smiths music store. Front Of. desS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30

Dxxcr IRON rax EAsr.-Charles Gold
stein. the leading Halter. received direct
from New York q handsome line OF In
dies' and gents genuine Sealskin Gaps
Of superior quality and finish. No nicer
present for Christmas than one OF those
hne cAps. Yssler-Ieary Block, Front st.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30

Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DR.. kilbourne. 6aS
Front street in making artificial dem
tures. Gold for partial sets and alumni
mum for full sets prove the most satis-
factory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30
TIE STEAMER
CITY OF Qulnfl
0. R. q N. CO.
STEAMER scnfnulf
PUGET SOUND DYynse.

From Tacoma TO Victoria r o.,
way ports. daily except sundsr< & -
From Seattle 20 Victoria ard - ~. ~
daily texcept Monday at 10 4 - -
From Victoria TO Tacoma nna =.
porss daily lexcept Sunday Il - ~
From Port Townsend 70 Tnrn1r~ =,
way ports. daily .exc~pt sunday 4 a
q m. -
From Seattle to Tacoma dsily ,av....
sundayb at ; p.m.. and every dsy Il IA
a. m.
From Seattle to Olympia and war -
daily texcept Sunday az SA m.
From Tacoma 10 Olympia ana "a
COON. daily texcept SundayA q & ~
From Olympia TO Seattle And wnr -
daily texcept Sunday al p. n.
From Tacoma to Seattle. sdally i a
p IN. and 8 D. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-30

Boys and girls Fur caps In endless
variety, also nobby children's goods In
velvet and cloth, expressly imported foe
the holidays. for sale AZ lowest prices
At Chas. 9oldstein's, tue leading Halter.
Front street, Yesler Iscarv Block. d.