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HOT SPRINGS.

Hor spR,Sos. AK, May o Especial j
Numerous suits have been instilule ed 10 the
United States circuit court against n large
| number OF property. holders here 20 test
the validity OF titles awarded by the gov
eriy lice In ,he heart Of the city and Its
aggregate value is 81 COO 900. Ex Governor
Rector. who II the pri.cipal pldntin, was
recently victor Gus in quit, the result OF
which was rest ored to him ~ an original
claimant on the government reservation, n
tract of land worth $4,000. Property
holders affected by the pending suits man.
lie much uneasiness, and real estate a.
fairs are stagnant In consequence.
Robert Pruitt, one ot the principals In the
trsredy Of February OH, wac this evening
declared not guilty o. the charge OF murder
in the frat degree In the kiling OF John
Finn. The Jury waS ont fifteen minutes.
Five other parties are TO be tried upon the
same charge.
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a Sad Suicide.

SAN FgAscIsoo. Mey 9-Dr + Gardner,
young msn laiely married, living IN Ban
Psneln, California, took tbiry grains OF
morphine last night, His wife swallowed
4 dose Of difitElis. The wife ssvod the hns-
nand, but died. Domestic inienrity.
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DEsiING.

DEMrSa, N NJ, Nay Especial. IA
man named A Muller Was arrested ysster.
day coarged with roobns an intoxicated
man. He was su subsequently, discharged for
want oil evidence. Last night about II
O'Clock, drinking with J. A. ksele, he
charged the latter with having caused his
arrest. A quarrel ensued. b N fired sew
eral shots, two OF which took fleet in Mul-
Ter thigh James Lane, thinking Muller
was ehooting at nim, fired one shot striking
Muller in the thigh nenr the femoral srtery.
The wounded mau wa sent to the Ladies'
hospital At Silver City for treatment. 1t is
tbouuh ht he NAV cover.
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A Professional Bignmist.

TORONTO, May 9-Chtrle, N-vll'e, coach.
man. VINO eloped with the daughter Of
Whitney, the etheatriGd mnrsg rot Dstroit'
who IL under arrest at the latter place, is
supposed TO be Charles Newholi, convicted
here ak year, ago OF higsmy.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO.
SAN ANTONIO, Ma, o. Special l-'Gregori'
Slto, brigadier general IN the Me 1ioan army
aud com mauder IL the divlsiof of Aier ma
tive oi Laredo, Mexico, and soldier OF mani
wears standing, died suddenly this morning
OF heart disease. He Was at one time fc!-
lower OF GuAdtlupe III idalgo, later repub
licnn and was largely ils rumental IL nee
ing Mexico lrlm the mo nTch'hl torn oi
government. H. was one vi ,hs trainers OF
her present rsiituiion. He had been
suffering from heart disease for Sometime,
and Was here on i ave of absence.
General Stanley Of the United S.a'es
army, commanding the department OF
rCxgs. has issued tho folio sine order.
Headquarors Depar,ml M of Texas San An
tonic Texas, Nay 1874
The comm udiaa general of the depnr,
meut has aih regret bsen informed by me
nsul from Mexico at San Antonio. Dr..
Ornelae, Of the death OF Gsneral Of Brigade
Don Gregorio Soto, OF tho army of Mex co
The funeral will tske place saiurday next
the l0'h inst, at $3.50 O'Clock q. M from he
cathedral OF San Fernando. Fontral honor'
will no pad as follows: The escort will be
composed Of one platoon OF lignt artillery
aud one troop OF cavslry, captain j
Lancaster, Third artillery, 20 command. a
salute Of honor, eleven guys, VIII DO hfed
st the grave by the light artillery. All
officers o. these headquarters aud those on
duty ut the oOst of San Antonio sre invited
TO attend 10 uniform.
By command OF General Stanley.
T5guedl Thomas NJ. VTcEsT,
Adjutsut General.
An immense concourse will be present
OF both MeIcans and Americans.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, May 0 I spec,sl.I-The follow
ing charters we're ii-d to.osy. The pso'
ples Loan and Hon s'sai G mpanv of Cat
v,,ton. capital stock $4,000 Rusk County
Building, l. ,au att Low IN NJ a-slca,,on
of Henderson, capital stock eO,OOO Tns
Houston 4 r.xss Csntrsl raj wsy ,mpa y
thrnueh taeir psymsster. y'hn ". oafr
~ "A to The TREASURED day 49, 000 in,e-es'
and Al kire fund on the school fund loan
rnis II the first rc-d IN the ssste TO psJ
tpi. in'e est due Msy Isl.
Th- A Ausiis hieh schosl held their CLOSING
ererc 81 to-dsy.
rres.ur.r Lubbock returned to day from
II ,ust o.
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Tho IIcInnon IIarrcet

CoLvNBtA &. o., May 9.-Ismss Cole.
man, colored, was hanged ,his N arning for
he murder end cutrsge OF Sar,h Willis.
He vss leading republican school master
Of Laurens county.
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France, has been oondemosd BY tho
RIVAL nR THE THErIs.

ST Jomss n r May Or - Thstis. a
the Grerly rxpedition, arrived tnis morning.
ANOTHER CHAR or rnUApKR.
LONDON. May rhe FINES. re- srrin9 -
the hisses and gr, ans with which q adstono
was greeted yesteraay ut the hsaltn xiibtp
ton ,ss,,: We are hardly wrong Ia supposing
the fesling Of dl .oouient which has gradu.
ally gathered since the Dervslessness OF the
governments policy IN Egypt became sp-
psrent, irm'n.sly increased by the treat
ment OF Gordon
no, FOR BOSTON.
DrBLIH, Ma, y -iNU .u4O Op7's took SUO
emigrants from Ues'pOft 10 meet u passen-
ger steamer ~ Cle- n v 'er n s,on today.
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A.Rniirnnd smash LIN

UuYIIsaDos, PA May "a dozen cars
and engine we're smashed lsst night ny the
wreck Of the freight ir,in nfsr hear. No
one " . hurt. The track was biuckaded for
several hours.
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Ponnsyivania's commissioner.

HARRISBURG, May 9.-rnr governor to-
day nominated Major Il. A. Lewis ss COM
m ss ouer from Pennsyivtnis ~ tSe New
Orleans exposition. In place Of mes Long.
res gned.
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Held for ssailo,-boX stuninc.

Lawrence, MAs, Ny 9-Ey Mayor
n dsrs hss heea Hs'd to tnai Tor ballot
b. tuffing.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, May 9-tCorespondenco j
Mr. Roberts delivered u lecture on labor At
tho court house last night TO very good
audience.
Burl Bonds and Wild Bill, . notorious
prostitute, have neen arrested for robbina
one Pat Mcclure, section hand on the
Missouri. r ohc railroad.
" stsrAay morning as some section hands
we're going 10 their work on u hsnd-car
they were met by an extra freight train
rou1ding curve just in front OF them.
they had scarcely time TO remove 'he Oar
from the track, leaving some boards on the
rail in doing go. The esgine was SCARCELY
twenty feet OIL when Hugh Desgan, q sec.
tion hand, rushed In ard cleared tho track
OF the obstruction. Before he con d retire
he was struck By the engiac and thrown
some dstancs receiving injuries that are
though. to be serious. His courageous
heroism perhaps prevented q wreck.
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GALVESTON, Nav 9-F,Iowine IL the
weather report sor the cotton teit furnish
ID by the United States slgn.l s.rvice, cot.
ins in Ammunition rith tna ~ ivaxh:
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Waco. May 0-t special. l-Ofiicsrs are
out tonight With warrants for the arrest oi
John Shoemaker q young hoodum, who
has been terror zlng the ia mers east OF the
city. Mounted and armed with a pAtul
his delight is 70 compel isrmsrs whom he
met TO dismouot, dsace and cut up ent!ci.
Yesterday he raided q country store, aud
with drawn pistol compelled the proprie.
tor 10 hand out what he wanted In the way
oil eatabes, cigars. etc. He vii! be hunted
down now or driven out OF the country.
The contract was let TO day to build u
Lutheran church for the use of the Scandi
nsviaao OF THO city,
A young Hebrew Euo.iar reiu
gee In businsss here for th'
past three months, namHd O. II
Never, was adiudged insane to-day and
will be sent to the lunatic asylum nt Aus
tin Friends say that too muca prosperit.
unrettled his mind.
Puhlic excitement grows over the pro-
posed settlement of the water works ques
ton. The anonymous organ Of the anti
works element does much TO add 10 the dis
sension. 1t processes 70 be published by
the "Peoples' Publishing company" The
O. itors and managers are rot known. l!
10 printed by job Office here snd the vio-
lent articles have diseusted the oonserya
live e!sment OF the city.
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Rig SPRINGS.

BIC SPRINGS, Nay 9-f5pecial l-John
Forbes, who IN in the baking business here,
while csrelessly Ia dliog pistol last night,
accidentally shot himself. The
ball entered the middle OF the
thigh, ranged downwsrdly and
lodged IN the heel. DR. Trader traced the
bullet oil the way in its circuitous routs to
the heel, and there cut IL out. There Ia
very little hope entertained for his rscov-
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, May 9.-[Sp, cial I-Charles
Shack, who had his spiDal co umn broken
by the wells of falling house in the Del
Rio cyclone, was brought here Tor medical
tr. q; ment to-day. He Is paralyzed oe ow
the visit, aud the cbsnces nra a Thousand
10 one sgs nst his recovery. he IL q nephew
OF DR.. Bluthardt, city physician Of Chi
cago.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAIsEsvILLg, May 9-[5peclal. 1.-The
shooting tournament began yesterday
afternoon with good crowd in attendancs.
Dsnison was we'll represented aud carried
off a fair share of the prizes. The first
match was at blsckbrds, twenty Yards
rise, five birds each. Dollarhide, II Deni-
son, got frat moneY: Welsby and Dusten.
eecond. Tho second match was AZ birds,
twenty -four yards rise, tive birds ea'h,
with the use Of bo.h barrels. Colonel Bob
Stevens won fsst money W. Cottr.ux,
second; Wslsby, third la both these
IN atches the entrance Zee was
IS: nineteen entries In each TAs
third match was at clay pigeons, eighteen
Yards rise, six pigeons each entrance fee,
So: eighteen entries. Chambers, first; Dol
iarhide, second; Bro wD. third Stephens,
fourth money. The fourth match was a.
lla,s balls, eighteen yards rise, eight balls
eacn eighteen entries. Miller, fret; Dot
l.rhide, second; Turner, third; Welsiey,
fourth. The mstohes were then continued
until to-day with the following r, suits:
Firot match. Dol!arhide won first money
second match, Cdiroux, 6rst money; third
match, Miller first money; fourth match,
Dollsrhide got fret morey The meeting
OF the gun clubs will bs at Fort Worth.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, MAY 0 9-t5pecial IAN attempt
will be made to arrange All excursion to
Corpus Christi, which will leave here TO
morrow night and return Monday morn
lug.
4 leap. year ball is in progress tonight.
The amount taken from the Milmo bank
In New Laredo. Yesterday, was ouly 50, 100,
which the authorities VIII hold until the
matter Is settled in the courts. The bank
was SLOWED to reopen.
The HkRALD reports were in error last
night ia stating that the house Of vlscaya,
in New Laredo, had been closed on account
OF the stamp act. They had only closed TO
stamp their goads, having been delayed ID
until the law went into effect.
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st. LOUIS

ST LOUIS, May 0.-[5pecia'. 1.-Two very
good games of ball We're played here to day.
The Browns defeated the Columbus
American Association 3 to 2. The s.. Louis
Unions defeated the Washington Unions,
l2 TOT
Slugger Sullivan had his baggage seized
st the Union depot to-day for fe- due a
lawyer, ior getting him out OF scrape six
months sgo. He attempted 10 bully the
cons able hut the latter was too plucky,
and taking possession OF the slueger's
trunk stood his ground until the bill, Sl2O,
was paid.
The air hereabouts Is full OF rumors OF
preparations of telegraph operators to
strike aoout the timo OF he meeting OF the
national republican convention, when the
press OF business on the wires will be enor-
nous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27


From the z Recollnctions Of . Pri-
vate. : In the November Century, We
ooute the following: = After enlist
ing I didn't seem OF 10 much c0nse-
uuence Is I expected. There was
not 80 much excitement on account
OF my military appearance as deem
ed Justly my due. ! was taught my
facings, and ~ that / thought the
drillmssser needlessly fussy about
shouldersng, ordering and presenting
arms The musket, after an hours
drill, seemed heavier and less orna-
mental than il had locked TO be The
first day went out to drill, getting
tired of doing the same thing over
and over again, said 10 the drill
sergeant: Let's stop this fooling and
go over to the grocery His only re-
DIV was addressed to corporal:
Corporal, take this man out and
drill him like hi. and the corporal
did. found that suggestions were
not as well appreciated in the army
o. in private life. and that no wisdom
was equal to the drill-master's Right
face Left wheel, and Right. OBJ.
lique, march Ii takes o raw recruit
some time to learn that he is not to
think or suggest. but obey. Some
never do learn. acquired it at last in
humility and mud, hut 1t was tough.
Yet doubt if my patriotism, during
my first three weeks drill, was quite
knee high. Drilling looks easy to Z
spectator, but il isn't. Old soldiers
who read tais will remember theil
green recruith pod and smile assent
A fter q time cut down my uniform
so could see out of it. and had con
quered the drill sufficiently to se'
through It,. Then the word came
On to Washington "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

Handsome MAp.-The finest map yet
issued of the Puget Sound country, or
Northwestern Washington, is that Of Mr..
]. d. Lowman. juss issued. tits 40 inches
vide by 80 long, aud son a scale OF
three miles to the inch, the area covered
being $50 miles long by 10 wide, and
including the couaties Of Chehali., Ma
son, Kitsap, Jefferson, Ciallam. THURS
ston, Pierce, King. Snohonish, Skagit,
Whatcom, Island and San Juan. Coun-
~ lines are distinctly marked, and the
whole map colored, vanished and
mounted. The new towns and railroads
are plainly and properly indicated. One
of the chief beauties. though, 10 In the
numbering of the sections and town
ships. making il possible fer one at .
glance to pick out any tract desired.
This most excellent map will be sold al
the very reasonable price of five dollars.
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~ t,eu 10 a0nource 10 the Fublic that
IN l{oudss. November 3d. W. shall COM
~rss.Sea lin1ilsafiou sale which. for m1xsy
~~s~oas. has never had parallel IN -
,ass5s- Having determined 70 90 o1t Of
- seweIry business +. Walls Waliat We
knss hrouohf this stock over here. - -
frrsk. uew and In all Of the --latest pat
ssFr,s and designs. This stock masf De
Du56
Esgnnruxn rHy FACTS. Whnt Ennst Dc
"a bnroaina nov before the pnbisc wnen
- 0ffrr oar entire stock at about ~
<srnts On the dolgar1 VIZ AAx NoT oorH0
AWAY: WI AHE Nor EETTEfxo Fs0N nun-
nxn. We Sharply and pis1niy must CON
ysxt e16. eco into $500 CASH Naturally
- okoioest goods will Be soIn nrsts ana
- NO bold over even for week
Mi mics "a opportunity thst rarely
uneurw IN an ordinary lifetime.
RxrxnnxR oHK THING: 10 u IDLE 70
anuUcne that any goods sold during
tais sale can be dupIicsfsd q fnsfsy
dAvs from now. II ~ sell Wsifbsm
Watch for so, vs cannot DO 20 slways'
bnexns6 they cost ~ I'll - - ths fac.
tDrv. II We sell set Of Jeweiry fof "
fbsf ID worth 60, OF q sst for 40 thai
q worth so, the public cannot sxpeca
IL same thing again IL ne cut ao.n
- uricss On Watches and Jewslry y
pgr cent, this il our business. We want
shs money for these ecods, and II you
want the goods you viii never have
iiks opportunity.
Ous KEw STOCK. bouQhf from rna1u'
facsurers and New York jobbers, will 81
scta 70 per cent cheaper than yoa havs
ever buueht the same goods before. Ou'
snsnrtment Of DIAMONDS, WArcHksJE w
sxHY. SoLfp 6rLvKn AND srLvEK rLATkI
NAsx, BnoHzKs. CLocxs, etc.. etc-, 10 on
81 the largest north OF San franciseo
An ve ask Ia that yen call and see oa
secds. Get our prices, and compare th'
ssspe With the saaDe goods elsevhsre.
SIGN of the Big Watch and Spectacies
KrmBALL a Sos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

Having determined to close out the
greater part of our extensive stock BE-
tween nov and January lst, We will give
car customers tie benefit Of the lowest
prsoes ever offered In Seattle.
Remember, u ~ sell you Q 80 Wal
than watch for o.. that don't cost az
e1i.25, you are getting great barsain.
We have the only enosaver on Puget
Sound, and al aooda sold By us will be
snRraved free of charge. so bay your
Seweiry, etc.. where you can get them at
Wholesale pricss aud have them engrav-
"a absolutely free. This IL no humbug,
but genuine clearance aaie.
Cell and satisfy yourself. sale 10 be-
Gin un Monday. November 3. 1884.
no2 4. y. Smith 4 Sos, 708 Front st.
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Running between Liverpool and Quebec,
thence BY rail to all points in United
States. Sail from Liverpool every Thurs.
dev, calling at Belfast, and from Quebcc
every Saturday. Steamers are large and
fast, and steerage accommodation unex-
called by any other line. while the voyage
In 800 mites shorter than via New York,
three days OF u IN the smooth waters Of
the Gulf and River st. Lawrence. famed
forbeautifui, picturesque scenery. Steer
age and prepaid certificates sold al low-
esd rates. Also, drafts on Europe, and
bank remittanees TO anv Z. u. address.
A. Chiltserg 4 Co.. General Agents for
the Northwest, Seattle, w. T. no3
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10 sRE PE0PGE or SEATTLE AND
VICINITY.

Ny creditors having very. kindly given
,ie the option OF disrosing of my goods
tnstead OF the sheriff, and preferring
% do II myself. ! propose Co close out
ing entire stock If watches. clocks and
ieweiry at lees than jebhina prices for
tbs next sixty days. Gall and satisfy
ycurSelves that such In tha case. whether
You huy or not. Respectfully,
h. 4. McLAuonLIS (Iittle Mac1. the
Jeweler. 6l2 Front street. uc9i-tf
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Tnrnp AND LAST CALre--WE ALWAYS
LEAD AND NEVER OFT LxFT.
We have no shop worn goods, no an-
tedilavian stock; mo- Iineal descendants
Of Noah's Ark. bat new. clcan, fresh
and stylish Jewelry. We have Just
opened up 5000 worth of new goods,
oonsissing of Diamonds, Watches aud
yswelry direct from New York, besides
the $1,000 worth OF goods from our
WHlla Walla store that We are closing
out below cost. We are too far up town.
bat IL will pay Won 10 come and see Us.
We quote Waltham watches at 81. All
goods engraved BY one of the best en-
Ryavsrs on the Sound. KrMnALL d SoN,
Leading Watchmakers and jewelers. of
Seattle, Frye's Opera Block. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

Owing 10 an impression which exists
ia Seattle, caused by the card of ID.
Schumtr, take this means of notify
ine my patients and the public Rener-
ally that have simply rented my la
bcratcry and can be found at my Office
90 usual prepared 10 perform oil opera
lions either in operative dentistry or
oral surgery. All nschaatoal work IL
under the charge Of DR.. Schumer. Re
apeulfulIy, Il. q. CAsE, ID. ID. 5. no I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

You can buy watches, diamonds, lew.
eiry. silverware. clocks. optical goods,
ETC.,, % per cent. cheaper here than in
any establishment In the city. Rsmenl
aes do net mark 81 watches al $40,
and pretend they cost $ll.2s. Bat i will
yell genuine coin silver walsham watch.
90 for $40, aud all other goods Ia my
line NJ the same low prices. Give me a
call and zee for yourself. ALnERT HAN.
wxH, fealer- Leary Block, Front street.
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REDUCTION IN PRIcE or MECHANICAL.
DxSTrsrRr,-Having rented the lasora.
tory Of DIR. Case, Room 3. Yesicr. Ieary
eatidtne, | am prepared TO furnish the
teyy bsss sets of teeth on vulcanite. As
follows; Full upper or lower sets SIS.
AL other mechanical work at same
ratio. Satisfaction guaranteed.
nov 4.u A q. Sx,wtsssxn
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BUcxLES,s ARSIcA sAIvE.

The Best Salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chappei Hands, Chill
blains, Oorns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qaired. II is guaranteed to give perfect
or money refunded. Price,
g cents per box. For sale by A. b.
Stewart.
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NkaT FrrTISo Surrs--Messrs. Bode
q Geiger. merchant tailors al III Front
street, next door 10 the roncin block,
are rushed With orders for suits, mann.
fsctuted of their full line of fsresgn
and domestic goods. Low prices and
perfect NJ" Is the motto Of this firm.
These gentlemen are both experienced
worknen IN their line. and che hard
some clothing they turn ont evidences
this fact. novis I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THIS Il THE TIME TO PREPARE
l. for .he holidays. Have yourart wotk ks.
MAGAZINES and music sheets pat I'D in
good substantial binding. in any style
KNOWN. Surprise your friends and chill
dren with a well bound b ok. Have your
pocket books and albums lettered in gilt
names. Treated in that way they are
more acceptable and valued as lift and
q remembrance. Blank books AM paper
ruling done in the best manner.
Country orders faithfully attended to.
Prices to suit the times.
Please give the Bookbinder q call. at
Frye's Opera Block, room Q, up stairs.
+. ANTHONY, Prbp'r.
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rmorGnr M WAS An AMERICAN.

Stranger Ticket to Montreal,
Canada, pleasey"
Ticket Agent (whispering) Here
it is; lay low
Stranger-s'Whats"
Ticket Agent" There is detec-
tive right behind you"
Stranger" What do care for de-
tectives? Icame here from Montreal
on business and am merely returning
home.w
Ticket Agent I" Beg pardon;
thought you were an American"
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CuaP.-Fer rent, q good, hard An.
ished house, lately painted. kalsoruined
and cleaned frou top 60 battssn. Iarse
onooch for two small families. Five
rooms. four closets. pantry, water Ia
eink, patent water closet, good hay
view, Tack front and side yards, wood
cellar centrally located. hesxwen Third
snd kenrth. Spring and seneca ssreet&.
rear Dexter Horizons residence. In
qeire ~ IL. II. reass. ccrner Of Eighth
snu snrsnx streets. es ~ Mr. Sc ava.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

What II the name Of that delicious
tea OF yours, Mrs. Harris, that last cop
has refreshed me amaxingiyY IL Is
called "Snnheam Tea" and You can
oniy buy Il Of the importer, G. +. Frasch,
Cash Grocer. Mill street, near Com
merctRi. nal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

I am prepared TO attend 10 tax paying
for non rssidents. Charges moderate.
j. w. EDWARDS, Real Estate Dealer, 7i3
Front a., Seattle, w. 4. ms I'm