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Th,rci. - r5cat incoming into -"
England Of Frcnrh-c.u'ii'n families
iu,t now Before g"tiins tar over '"'
L,rder the immigrants willha'e to show
heir vaccination marks.
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..For forms of government let fools
contest" For ordinary life it is enough
to know that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures cough sand colds.
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1885, Fall s Winter 1901
NOVELTIES.

Our counters are loaded
down with the latest
Mems and Boys Suits,
Ovcrcoats and Pants.
Every new style of FASH
ion and Fabric and prices
the lowest in our long ex-
pericnce. As heretofore,
our great aim is reljabH-
dy. Real merit and low
prices combined, insure
US continuance of past
favors, while strict atten-
ion to the smallest de-
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pu' US always ahead Of
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GEORGE I. HARDIN,
FAIL d WINTER
Dry G o 0 q g.

Drcs, Goo3', Black and colored Cashmcrcs,
Black and colored Silks, yelycis and Velve-
teens Ctipc,, Ginghams, Cottons Sheeiings,
Tickings, Strings, etc. Blankets and Com.
forts Men and Bows wear Gloves, lIoia-
cry Cossea and Notions ofali kinds Ladies'
Gents and Chidfens Winter Underwear
Oil loths and Rugs
GEORGE f. IGARBIN,
3l9 Penn. ave-, S f., Capitoi Hill,
oct Ion Washington, D c.
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We shall display this season unquostioushlY
tho largcsl stock, and tie most comprehensive
and VI led assortment Of colotings in stand
ard makes and high novelties of Foreign and
Domestic Dress Goods ever heretofore placed
upon .ur shelves; comprising neX plain col
ors, pl ids checks. hrocne effects, stripes, &c,
in the most mrmnuious combinations Of col
oriugs aud effects possible 10 imgiuo, present.
Ing a broader scope for The display Of your
several tastes than ever heretofore exhibited
We quote two specials rs 'ollows: 20 inch zine
all Woo ricots, in a large variety of standard
aud new hades only soc per yard 40 inch
fine ali wool pin-hcnd checked suiiings in
dark mixed effects very choice only soc per
| yard. Send for samples.
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NOTICE.
TNIlE Board Of County Commissioner.
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TUESDAY, Nov. 10th, 1855
For the transaction Of miscellaneous business.
BIZ order,
July Get f. DESALES MUDD, CLERK
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Sellers Liver Pills
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The INDEPE NDENT.

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TEiDAY. Nor. Gih..~i'N''

Wheat rai.rr, in the Northwest lFe
consciously building granarie' and hold
:, ,b.ir wheat instead II selling 1t al
,uinou, price. IT the elevators.
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vELvErEEN AND vELvErs.

The lovers Of these rich and most beautiful
of fine dress fabrics are assured Ola decided
velvet season this fall and winter besides
the prevailing Colors and shldcs. m,ng new
colocings have tecn produced. almost ,lcfyiug
desHptiou eN minalion being necessary 10 get
even flint idea Of the exquisite results aud
combinations Send for samples.
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has made us acquainted with many people
throughout Virginia West Virginia and
Maryland, and in h,c' through the SOUTH and
of them We ask a continuance Of their tavors,
for " hich we are profoundly grateful. Ol
those With whom we have not hnd dealing
we ask that they send us trial order which
will Nc All that is necessary "a enable us e
convince them Of our excellent facilities, aud
strai -lorwardness in al business transactions
| In sending for samples or goods state color
qualities, size and asout the price you desire
10 pay All goods returnAble for cash and
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.uILDREN's HOSIERY

Bows and misses french ribbed cotton hose
in black and brown and navy Glue excellent
quality and 25c per pair.
Bows and n sses fine french ribe-d host
and double toe aud heel and in navy blue
and brown and black extra quality.
Ladies ready made under wear; Ladies
Kid ana silk and cashmere gloves linens
aud housekeeping goods; ladies ana misses
cloaks and jerseys; handkereheisi riooohs
nnl Ltees and embruiderleS and lace cur
tains and curtain laces and poles and FIX
ings, sc.
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TTI0ENF
The popular and fashionable colors OF fall
and winter hosiery will malcd the dress mate
rial as far ms practicable Black hose in in
grain cotton and cashmere will undoubtedly
retain their deserved popularity.
Ladies fine ingram cotton hose, full regu-
lar made, extra good quality, rolors black
seal brown and navy blue, all sizes only 25c
pair. better qualities she soc and 62e per
pair. Ladies line unuleachel uulgrigan hose,
full rrr8llr made and splendid quality and
good lie, five pairs 81.
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Woodward 4 Lothrop Of the Boston Dry
Goods House, Of Washington, y. G., beg e
call yeur attention their mammoth stock q
Fall aud Winter Dry Goods, Fancy Articles
&C., which is uow ready for inspection. Oui
thoroughly organized and well established
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-11-06

This stock comprises only the productions
Of the les manuiacturs, such as are guaran-
tced for fit, workmanship and general dura-
blity, we quote. Mems merno under shirts
and drawers, medium and heavy weight only
soc each. Mems mcrino wool under shirts
and drawers medium and heavy weight at 90 }
and I5c AMI 81 each Mems scarlet all wool
nlcdcSted flannel under shirts and drawers,
medium and hearr weight best quality ever
offered at the prices named 81, rs, 50, IS.
., 80 and each
NOTE-In ordering shirts give chest meas
IRE; drawers give waist measure and length
of in seams State price desired
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16
Wv telrmE.

r.s subaatiOu Of the eighth voinme
4. p.uY PosT-ISrELLIsEScER has
s.u,,n. In visW Of efforts lately
~. . asssro5 Il BY iis enemies land
~ ssuss tiGs TIE snsmiss Of the
sshors rsvies % isa past history
- 4 iss present prospects will be in
- Ths paper rrade its nrs: ap-
=. ..s,s.,s 10 October, 1881, as a result Of
=. .e..oGidssi0n Of the only two news
- theu pz5listied in the town IL
80 bs0eft in the start. and IL
49, sess r.,;th the issue Of Whist WAS then
" ,~rge number of Ssily papers-26
M ~ GA sheets A peraIsfsnt effort
- ns.is 70 inerease this number, and
- ssrosssfuI, thonRh two other daily
-. = ~rre snou IN the local neld CON-
z..- .ita IA. The circulation IN about
-, vss aos up 10 500 day, and in
ss.rs n about $50. Early in 1884 Il
....Is5 IlJO a. regular edition for the
-, sirna. Th0aQh thai year was dnii,
- t~e hoveot5ing attempts gere made
-, -. ska circulation, bctA IN town
- ~ OF town. gained steadily.
ss..sn ne middle OF the year IL resch
v IN and 100 about tbs end. The
=, f8ss promises 20 do quite as we'll
Il 1888 or 1855 did. II not better.
foaf times sines Toe opening of the
- kss Anosher qaira bson added 10
~ wular edition, until nov tbs nam
-, Il 81 aalres day, or lxssi copies.
10 nnmber ~ small compared with
80 1 n the leading papers u tbs great
.isi.s, 81 the E4steFn States, bat IL is
.sss ixrre ID Washington Territory, and
y "A sirns has iG ever been approach ed
= sng other paper. II may also be
stslr3 thai no other paper Ia the Terri
ssss can establish 30 handsome a
-.rssd. Owing "a the hoht made
sssiilst AZ se are fftis 10 admit that our
-. A. eircalafion Ia this city u not By
1 tnisdrsd Or more toptes 80 great as u
- IL months ege; bat che loss here
r. lsssn more than made up outside
q k9n. More papers are sen, both up
a. Sound and down, and into the
zosutrF by rail. This DALY Is now
- ~ ths streets OF no less than i've
.orus and is soid on the boats and
srsius Iii around as. In fact, II 10
slsnoss The only paper seen By she tfav-
sIina pablie from one end of Puget
Hoasd 10 The other. Infrequeut mail
sofnlsnnisation and sparse population
h.ve made IL difficult in the past to
kaiId 10 big paper 10 this Territory;
bus .hess obstaaies are being rapidly
remapsd. II will be disappointment
4 tiSs jnuYnAl does not make q greater
asin Ia tho raxt year than 10 has made
Ii any past year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

Euln,a Posr. IsrxI.LIaEseEn.

EDfnm PosT. .IsrxLLIaESeEE:
Wfl you please allow me 10 sling q
litils ink on the subject OF prospecting.
L1a Beach has written pretty good ar
ticis, and II quite sarcastic on some Of
cor aoald be psospeetors; but there are
sosns things | would like 20 know about:
sThs people are getting tired Of thi.s''
Whaii are they getting tired of, and
shst business have the people of Seat
tls "a est tiredf Il il their money thas
i pa,finR ns to 90 out and nearly kill
earss!sss trying 70 develop the many
mining industries that exist in our o0un-
trf The way Beach talks 10 seems AZ
though the people have something 70 do
With this thing. For my part | will de-
mAnsl 20 know Who these grub stake
pros,,e, ,toss are. Have the people of
skaa town ever furnished me grub
ssRkilf II they Aavsl, they have done 50
whaiI ! was asleep. and let me inform
skiem don't use any grub out 10 ths
seeuIitaina can travel ave hundred
milss on five ponn,is Of Hour and An
enion. y takes money 10 sink q four
bg fufr shaft In rock. had intended
70 let this thing pass. am willing 10
70 on as have been doing. but when n
msIn talks grub stakes to me he strikes
fhc wrong man. II they want 70 do
saythlnQ with me they must pat no q
soupla Of thousand In some bank, but
give us rest on anybody getting tired
q long as Il dout eoe hem ANYTHING.
HKOoKUM, THE TnAPPER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

AT the sRe Of forty or forty Ave, ths
crystalins lens Of the eye has fsttened
10 s1ch 81 extent, By the layers OF thE
lens condensinR. that instead Of beinE
aide TO read nne print st q distance oi
Twelve tnnhes, a. formerly, the book has
10 be held al greater distance. What
Is wanted u an artificial lens Just thick
eno1gh 10 I'LL up for the deficiency Of
the lens Of the eye.
Instead Of selesting glasses for your
self, rs Ia usually done, call on FRANZ
knrsALL tof kimbali 4 Son) who IL a
practical eptician and thoroughly
understands the eye, and have him ad-
Just pair Of their eeiebrated Scotch
Pebble glasses, and don't ruin your eyes
with window glass spectaeles. We also
make all kinds Of compound, cJli1dri-
cal. prismatie and complicsted lenses
On cur premises Glasses ground 70
order on prescription Of any oonlist.
Frye's Opera House. isSdv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16
mARD rams.

A dogs skull in which were two 80
gold pieces and some small silver coin
was found by Willie Mcknight near the
h0okdale payer mills enc evening. he
was out walking. and in crossing gully
found the skull.
William Peaehy fonnd fox in a sorry
predicament the other day. The animal
vas frozen stiG, sith its head fast in q
hollow tree. IL u supposed that the fox
had been chasing = rabbit, and the lat
ter took refuge IN the tree; that the fox,
In his greed for flesh, thrust his bead ia
the aperture 50 far a. TO be unable to
extricate it.
The other evening a sportsman came
home with q string OF snipe. Pussy
followed him and watched the enipe
hung up by the kitchen door. She then
climbed up and tried 10 break the string,
but it was too stout. Disappearing for
4 short tiae, she returned ia company
with large Thomas. aud their united
Efforts brought tie string 90 the ground.
The snipe we're then divided. each cat
taking three and leaving one extra,
which bots we're determined to have.
Finally it resolved into a pitched battle,
and the Thomas cat was knocked out Ia
the first ronBd. Tabby departed with
the -four birds. landing them In good
order at her owners door, block distant
from The scene Of the fight.
Some men hunting on Black river, in
the Great Swamp near the South Caro-
lima line, killed q black tiger six feet
long. The animal died hard, after kill
had narrou escape. Another tiger Of
tbs same species, OF equal sizs, has been
killed In sampson county. ! had killed
. Gov, several sheep. and also q colt.
Ii 10 believed thai these two tigers are
those which escaped from Robinson's
circus. near Portsmouth, Va, last sum
nler.
sCold In Miehi9an. Well, some. bat
cold weather h RNod for lots Of par.
pcsas, The cnrioaAest thing that cold
weather b good for h stocking fish
ponds.r
: Stocking nsh- -pondsis
"Thetss 20. Down 10 Saginaw bay
the fishermen ketok piekerel and stnf-
seon. Quick e. they pulls 'em out they
hangs 'em np 70 fiesze. In about an
hoar's exposnre 10 the atmosphere them
iish IL fro2s "a bard ez china Some
times they gst tao hsittla and break all
in pieces They carries these fshes ofi
. their inland hanass. az when spring
comes they fhAw EN- oBf gradual. when
they heeia 10 sho0 signs OF life"
.Siena Of EifsYs
sYes; two hours Of iuke9afm vater'll
make ,sm lively ex crickets; then they
restores EN- 30 their native element and
al eoss lovely. May I never take q
oha1 of whisky sf aint aeed Il done
scores o. times.
A dead silence saksled over the croHd
liks the hush nf tired huxx saw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16
AsrAerLlSc DISCOVERY.

Physicians are often startled by re-
markatle discoveries. The fact that
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tlon and all Throat and Lung diseases
is daily curing patients that they have
given up to die, Is startling them TO
realize their sense of duty, and examine
into this merits of this wonderful dis
c0very; resulting in hundreds of our
best Physicians using it in their prao-
tice. Trial Bottles free at A. b. Stew
arts Drug Store. Regular size &1.00
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

AtxIusT DRowsKp. The open sail boat
Lola. belonging W James simpson, left
here 81 : O'Clock yesterday morning for
yashsn Island. Mr.. Simpson sailed her,
snd ha was accompanied BY his brother
hebeit, hia nephew Joseph, and another
1nsa fiaped E. tvey. IL was rsugh and
equally but they got along we'll enough
ua1ii iiear tbs north end Of the Island
Thefa. about 10 o'olcrk, the boat turasd
eqer. The four occupants. after houn-
derlns, In the wataf for while, got upon
lAs ix1t0m uf thu brat, aud there they
fsknniued nearly three hours The day
NAa esld, they we're a. wes NJ they could
hA and by tho c0nstilnt breaking Of tbs
vasef thsy weFe kept wet and cold. The
Messenger came In sight when they
wsss veil nigh exhausted. The men
haiie1 heE. and Capt. Parker put his
boei aloagside of them a. quickly as
paezilsla. The unfortunate men were
taken on hoard and cared for, one OF
them efisrwafd being pnt ashore TO en-
Aha lisa 70 save the boat. The lives OF
tasse foui persons would have been lost
k41 tnt the mast anil sail been 10 wind
Nxrd and broken tile fosce Of the sea,
eaielt sfhaxise. IN their benumbed con-
9itinik woaid have eashsd them over
hezrik A few personal effects, valued
khsat 40. were lost b. The overturn-
ias u he boat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

The Lowman a. Hanford Stationery
and Printing Company lave added to
their stock Of engineers and draughts-
mems supplies largo stock Of artists
materials, consisting Of winson q New.
toms oil and water colors, sable and
camers hair brushes, canvas and
stretohers and numerous articles foi
decorating. ap5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chappej Hands, Chill.
blains, Oorns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or mosey refunded. Price,
= cents per boz. For sale by A. B,
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

CxpuLy ExcrrlBs There was . great
conmoiisn IN = leading hetsl in this
city % sunday night A iaey dreamed
lhat q Mnscosits army bad lnsaors tht
plAce and svakenlng u frlght allied the
hoaSe with shsasks and erses EhAt s'the
RasslMns are caUsnk Ien oah9i
guests wcra Efeasly alsEned and = wni
rnrns time before ths Foor lady ecnid D
ennvincsd thas IL xaa al . dFeazn- -
Yk1nTe CseAsafsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

FAsmoNABLE TAnoR.-H. Bode. the
fashionable Front street tailor, has Just
received q very Tine line Of foreign and
domestic goods. for the spring and sum-
mer trade, and invites the public to call
aud examine his goods and prices.
Front street, near Poncin building, Ser
atsie, w. II. ap3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

TmR AmxsacAS CoxsuL SrxAxs--A re-.
porter of The sfaRdara who mst Uuited
staacs Consal Stevens yesterday. asked
II American eiiixens in this cliy would
be allowed 10 suffer IN common with
others IL eAss Of an attack and capture
By the kessian4 The cxsnsul rspisea y,
hia usnAl coarteons uiannrr that be did
noa visa - he anderstosd - speaking
0tiis.aiiy. bat ander The immutabls lac
q nations u wonid Be the daty Of bis
couniry % protect her csiiEsas Mozey
and valaables aieht possibly be deposit
81 with hin for safe krepinz. bai N :
honhaEdment resi- eatsts. oUned %
American eitixens wuald have e tsks
III ehAnoes With that oNned BY British
Sahlestz. He intended. Il ths Russians
did eanas. % hoist ttss stArs and etrires
cssr his rssi3enee. whicA be thoaka'
wonla tnanes them 20 etFs Is vidt
herte. - Fkfos-ss S9asasFsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

As have made arrangements for re-
ceiyirg No. l fresh butter twice a week
from the leading dairies Of this section
Of the country, viz: Foster Bros, M.
Wilson. Guibsrson Bros. and several
Others, am now prepared to furnished
ali that may call with figst- class fresh
country butter. Orders BY telephone
will receive prompt attention. NEIsos
CHmBKRG, Grocer, GIT Front st. LOG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

SHlLOH's OATARRH REMEDY--s
positive cnre for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold BY A. B.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

An early inspection viii secure 9
choioe from the elegantly assorted lines
Of Nese Sprfsg Styles Of Choice Dress
Fabrics IN silks, eatteens. Lawns.
White Materials, ETC., nss displayed af
W. P. Boyd 4 Ce.'s. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

The Ns.p Eprfsg Sskefioss at ". p.
Boyd 4 Cos are especially sdspsed 70
every day waais Of tie trade. iuelcdinz
every DssfrsAls 1essfty u fA< Seaasa.
and usefai articles peftainine 20 every
weli aseorted L<sziss' and GeHfs' FHr-
sixksng Ge0ls stock. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-16

Gold, silver, aluminum and rubber
are employed by DR.. Kilbourne, 626
Front street in making artificial den-
sures. Gold for partial sets and aiumi-
NUM- for full sets prove the most salts
facfory.