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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-04
ESTABLISHED
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS |
MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA.

MERIWETlIER COUNTY, GA.
Situated above the Pine Mountain at an ele4
walton OF 1850 feet Granite Formation
Finest Climate and Scenery South.
ME OPEN on June ], "hmited," and hone
w to see our friends. Our waters are un-
surpassed for their medical virtues
CURATIVE PROPERTIES The WHITE
SULPHUR Is without rival on this conti-
nent. 1t cures the most obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhma, and all dis
eases originating from dlsordered liver For
Rheumatism in its incipiency it has no equal.
We also have an elegant Chalybeate Spring,
Red sulphur and Black Sulphur Spring.
making most happy combination OF curative
waters.
THE BATHS.-Our New Steam Vapor
Baths open the pores of the skin and cure alI
skin Diseases. These baths are especially
recommended for ladies. We have large
swimming Bath, 26X72 feet, six feet deem.
hlled with Chalybease Water.
Ten Pins. Lawn Tennis and other innocent
amusements We keep plenty OF fine Saddle
and Buggy Horses. Horses boarded at sl6
per month.
RATES AS TO LOCATION-From $50 to
SS5 per month. Children under 10 years of
age and servants half price.
Accessible via Columbus and Rome Rail-
road. Col umbus, Ga. Tickets at reduced rates.
Inquire for them. Respectfully,
J. NJ. DELACY, Proprietor.
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SEASOM, 1855.

THE oCOEEE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS will be open for the reception Of
guests JUNE 10, under competent MANAGE
ment. Resident physician and Western
Union Telegraph Office In the hotel. For
terms. address OCONEE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY, Bowdre p. o., Hall
County, Ga.
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Crescent Valley House

PAWLET, VERMONT,
open from June TO October. A Beautiful
" Summer Resort. New aud hrst-class
Hotel. Rooms large, en- suite or singly Gas.
Electric Bells. Tables unsurpassed. Bath
rooms, hot and cold water. ALI modern i'm
provements. Prices from 81 to $40 per week
For plan OF rooms. prices and circulars, ad-
dress E. A. LEVENE, Manager.
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POISON.

am a coppersmith by trade. and the small
particles of brass and copper from fling got
system. Mercury administered brought on
rheumatism. and became helpless invalid.
took two dozen bottles of Swifts Specific.
NV legs, arms and hands are all right again.
use them without pain. My restoration is
due to S. S. S. PETER K. LOVE,
Jan. 8, 1885. Augusta, Ga.
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Millinery!

l extensive lot Misses Trimmed School Hats
at 25c. worth from 35c. to 75c.
l lot of Assorted Grades Ladies' Hats at Csc !:
fabulously cheap.s
l lot of Assorted Grades Ladies' Hats at 5Oc /:
fabulously cheap. Competitors ask for the
same goods 81 and 81 20.
Another marvel Of our buyer'sskilI: manu-
facturer cleared out of an entire produce
ton 500 White Ostrich Plumes, Is inches
long and double thick, 76c. each; great
value even for 81.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
Saratoga Springs, New York.

AR. JAMES NJ. CASE, OF the Pulaski
AA House, will open tins superior Family
botel about June Is. Elaborate improve
ments have been made. Cuisine under PROF.
FELIX LOUM ENA, late of Windsor Hotel.
New York. Rooms beautifully furnished,
facing Congress Spring Park. Attendance
and appointments unexceptionable.
Terms &3 per Day; sig so to $40
per Week
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6G2 DOZEN LADIES' And GENTS KNIT UNDERWEAR

EACH GRADE MARVELLOUS sf'i"'sft
rice we quote
ia.
fronts.
hargainn ut
Hesonl
Merino at fu
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HALLOO! HALLOO! RALLOO !
1879 Congress Street!

How is Clothing now? Clothing is
all right, and prices are down, down,
down! The bottom has dropped out.
There never was a time when purchasers
could get as much for their money as now.
The spirit Of the times seems to be to al
most give Clothing away, and we just
want the public to understand we can 20
just as far in that line as any firm in the
city, and 80 we are in the race.
Clothing for Men, Youths, Boys and
Children, and prices are way down.
We still claim, and also Will perform il
by giving you as much, if not more, for
your money than any house in the city.
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MontvaIe Springs

BLOUNr COUNlY, TENN.
THIS BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT
is now open for the reception OF guests.
Elegant table. Telephone connection with
Knoxville.
RATES OF BOARD.-Per day, 81; per week,
$lO TO $l2; per month, $50 70 $40.
j. g. ENGEL, PROPRIETOR
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4 a L A. = !!
OUR ASSORTMENT IN
I'M nduceme
wide and s
3bc 50c,7 &c., +,
s. 30. he wi sin Ii ctya achpric
7and$
C IA w a
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$500 YARDS FINE CAMBRIA FLo1


THIS o
and the price alta Therefor:
orSI
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

Adit. Gen. stephens Inspects the Au-
eusta Military--The Alleged Prisoners
of BTuscOgee County Again in Jail
al 900 for ROme's Public Schools
Brutal Murder In Monroe County.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11

Nsz invoice OF choice Teas. sDclud-
ing the choicest brands Of Gunpovoer.
Imperial and YognR dyson, which We
are selling 4: 5ss, 10. abd SOC po1nd-
Aizs. fine grads Of English Breakfass,
from &c. to 75s. We make speciality
Of bleeding teas 10 sait the tastes OF
customers. Having had sxperisncs 10
one Of she I,rgrs: tea houses II sne
United States. We aeyer fail 10 please.
Oar mixtures include tue Family MIX
sare, 3ss; Choice mixture, Slc-; Lou
don mixed. 75s-, and the Cream mixed.
81. We have had made expressly fof
oar trade a neat I'VE pound canister. of
Rnssiaa tin. in foaF different oolors'
which ze viii send xith = f=E pounds
Of OR tee ~ tie city OF eoantFy- sam
pies ssnt by mail on applle.tl12. J. W.
HUsHKS, corner Second sad cherry
stfests
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11

The W. @. 4. u. will NEE, hereafter
on Thursday afternoon. praygE meeting
commencing promptly al 20 o'clock.
The next meeting will be held IN the
paFlars of the vt. Charles Hotel. on
second street The Committee on TEN
peFanoe Literature will oecapy the usual
basiness boar with adaresast reading.
etc.
VIII our members aad tFielsds please
be prlmptiy In attendance. bringing
I" Gospel Hymns with them.
Mss. @. K. JKSxKR. Pres. W.C1.u !?
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11
Az irAIiAS ADVANCE TO kHAR-
ToIW.

II the reports teleRFaphed frsm koms
are TO be trusted, the Italians in Eayps
after having been joined by the heavy
relnforeemeats now being forwarded,
will attempt 10 march directly from she
He'd Sea. across the intervening desert,
10 Kharsoutn. thus opening = route al.
mos: parallel 10 thas from saaktm 10
Berber. whsch 10 said 10 have been the
one first favored by Lord wolaelsy. II
ls on this latter route that osman Dis.
ma, the ferocious lieutenant Of Ia
hahdi, 10 stationed, and here IL wis
that Hicks Pasha met his terrible dete,,
year aeo. Here also Valentine Baker
was detected, and here General Graham
woa bis victories in the early part 81
1854. II will be remembered that Gr1-
ham started 10 march direct from
khartousn 10 Suakena. aud after win.
ming several victories over the Arab,
was recalled by the Government ami
his fosoe otdsred 10 return from lis sue.
oessfai e,lnpaign.
Although this line Of advance Is gen,
orally considered preferable 20 IA. lau,
journey up the Nile, the Italians xilI
have Q task by no means easy. The
desers between the Nile and the sea /,
full Of iarrors which can be anrusoan,
I'd only by The most resolase effort, and
0sman Dtgma, the moa sascs.sful
Arab General, sill dispute every inch
Of The var. The aahsing abilities Of
,hs Italians also. are not by any means
% unQaestionsd - those ~ The Ens.
lisA, and Il Is bot al all certain aha,
they, toc> Wili stand In steady ssearss
while an Arabian death avalanche rolls
apon them. Italy. however. i probably
ahle As The present time 10 spare 4
much es,aior namhes OF troops thar
Great Britain can az onee pat ia The
hsad, and an ssp@sitloa mere formula
Die ihsn say yss seat may be iuskei
taE.
What strange siiaAiion ID i. any
hos. We ese the cross % 81. George
and The ssfsn ealored banner Of Issiy
planted ssda by aids In the sands sf
equatorial AfEiea Psossst,.ni Enxlaua
Aad Catholic Italy closely Allisd ia a
ssrsexae with The self-agpatated header
1T . nss Islam. We s@s Italy, tie
long safsrinR. the lang Oppressed, ~.
lied upon by kaSland - vsIsAhss
aliy. and reAsiy - shea hef bssa blood
sn asea9sse Disaster 10 RtisssA asuss
wasEe does hissoES aeOra saota aFsl.
lila psss4irs thss thai Of Ne frislsA ltau
end NE liaa Of ~, MaEks toesshes tAs.
Ina an Arab Toe Ia shs assahs ~ me
DMzA uoAsinsnt :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE No. Sal.

An Ordinance sppropriaiing money to
pay for detective service.
The City Of Seattle does OrdAin as fol-
lows:
sRcTIoN /. That twenty -five per cent Of
all fines hereafter collected and PAID to
the City Treasurer be and the same is
hereby Appropriated and set apart as al
incidental fund, to be disburss by the
standing Committee OF the Council en-
Health and Police. in payment OF ex-
penses thaf may be- incurred from time 10
me by said Committee or the Mayor, or
any police officer, for detective service /.
Provided, That such Incidental ia I'D sha /
at no time exceed one hundred dollars !:
and whenever the SUN OF one hundred
dollars sh al be on hand in said fund. only
q sufficient amount OF such fines. not ex-
ceeding twenty-five per cent. thereof,
shall thereafter be placed in said fund to
keep the same up 10 the maximum amount
OF one hundred dollars, and the excess
shall be placed in tue general City Fund.
5e,. 2 That the City Treasurer shqf
keep the money hereby APPROPRIATED in a
fund separa ate from ell other money of the
city. and pay Out the same upon written
orders signed by the Chairman of said
standing Committee on Health and Po-
lice.
Sc. g. That AN account with said Incl.
dental fun shall be kept In the books OF
the City Gle k and Treasurer, and said
Committee shall each month report, In
writing. 10 the Council the amount dis
bursed nndsr this Ordinance.
Sec. That this Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
expiration OF five days after the same
shall have been publ he'd.
Passed by the Common Council Of the
city Of seAttls the 9Th day Of Fe oruary.
1875.
Approved by me the 7th day OF tebrua
~. issS.
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
led February !, 1885.
4. :. OSBORNE, Clerk.
| Publishcd February u. 1915.
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SUMMONS.

IN raE DISTRICT CnHRT OF THE
L Third Judicial Dlstriot of Washington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle In King
eosnty, for the counties Of King sna ki,ssp.
No t2@e-is ilh Waddell and L. O Miles,
partners. doing busin 80 under the arm name
and style OF Wadlsil s Miles. and G orge W.
ste'sor and dom J. Post, partners. Doing
business under the arm name and style Of
stets0n Poat, plaihiitfs. vs., Cyrus Walker
Gamma fonein. John NJ. blanchard, james
W. smith and C. q. De weese. Jr., q. n. Moore
snd II. b. uunt. partners. doing business ~
der the Arm name and style a Moore. Hunt
4 90 dsfsndsnts
Oomplsint aled in the counfv Of King, in
tie Office Of the Olerk Of said District CoRrt
The Taited States Of Anseylcd sead grsstino
To Cyrus Walker. Gamma Poacin. John N.
blanchard. James W. Saith and c r. De
wcese. IT., @. u. Moore and II. b. Hunt, part
nefs, doing busiasss under the firm name aud
styis Of Moore, Husi 4 O., defeE aants
Yoa arr hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against yeu by the above named plain
tiffs IN the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Washington, hold.
ting terms At the city Of Seattle, in the county
Of kins. for the counties Of king and KitsAp.
and 10 answer the complains fled therein.
within sky days from the date OF the nrst
publication u this Summons, or Judgment by
default viii Be taksn against you. according
to tho prayer Of the complaint.
Thr said actten n brought 10 foreclose .
lien q tbs plaintiffs. WAdaell & Miles, on
eersash building kaoWn Saaiths BiIou
Thester." sita&ted on the north half Il lot
ssx and the sauia twenty feet Of lot seven, IN
block eight Of D. 4. AsyRArd's plat OF the
iowa inew eityl Of SesitIs and the lad
whsreon the sans WAS Constructed and Il sit
aAted, together VT h . eohyunient spsce ab,.a
the ssne. OF 80 much As m be necessary FIR
The convenient us and occupation thereof,
for the sum of si55s ~. for materials flu.
niahed TO be used. AMI which were used in
the confirmation Of sAia builainE: also. TO
foFveioss Hen Of The plainfff.. sselsOn 4
Posi-. 90 the sArae banding and prsms . fer
the sam Of tls2S IS. fof materials Furnished
"a b. used. and " hich wers used, tn The CEN
siruestan of said baiidiagi thAs he defeaa
ans. Moore. Hant 4 Ca. have. or claim D.
have. ssnie inssrest la. or lien or ercnmhrsnes
upoa sAis euiidiag aad premises. which SAID
tatsr~es, ltsn or encanhFAnce II any there b..
= cub seqneni, inse icF and tabjscs 20 the said
iSess of piaintas
Nisoess the Hon, Roger = Greene. Judge Of
- the said District cours, and the se.l
STAT lheresf. thts IN DAY q Fshrnary.
',-~-i D. iSss
JAMES sEAvKY. cierk
~ JANIS p Lrns.sw, Deputy,
tuFks. Hailes & Essin. sttarnsys fnF plain.
ens fsi7
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An Ordinance TO authorize the Mayor
and G ERIK - execute certain bonds.
The city OF Seattle dose ortiain a. fol
lows.
SECTION |. That the Mayor and q .rk
be AM they are hereby authorized to exc
LIE. in the name and on behalf ~ the
City Of Sea tie. ell b nds necessary OF re-
CURED by law 10 be filed in the pTosecu-
tiop OF suits for penalt .es for violations Of
Ordinance No. e3i.
sec. 2. That this Ordinance shall take
eff'ct and be in force from and after tn,
expiration OF five days after the same
shall have been published
Passed By the Common Council OF the
city OF Seattle the 9ih day OF February,
LSsl
Approved by me thq 10th day OF Feb
rnary. ISIS
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
Filled February 10. 1856.
f. 5. USB )RNE, Clerk.
Published February IL iSSS
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tshz usiy ttaLl i nice t,sAsa h liss
Ia A lee days aee 8 esapsa 81 lAslt~s
ware aFtytnx q hcrAa afiahAea 4,
his&9y Ass tee mud Uas - eIssp ID tlse
stuees - & Tie poaf harse haA Is prH =
hsfd that q ''ehaked.~ ansi ielg ss,rawh
ina IN he med. and the issstxs. I'D "a 4.
sArttse 10 Ne sidewalk. he sne.l h.ssrs,
~ deep thsy rsaaa Hes ualk tsf ssAF u
sstitnE nalrad.
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VOICE.

We czIl the attention Of tie ladies' Of
this cify and Pa9St Soand b the a6veF-
tisssnens Of J. Stra1ss & Co. They are
dstsguinsd 10 eicss oct 81 once ana
have made . big reduction n ell de-
psrtmsnts- Oar meas farnls0inQ
goods are sold 81 - cents OF the do4-
lar. }S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11

Architects and builders unite III saying
cur Nos and 2, for bed roam and ONCE
ventilation. viii sooa become as standard
as the window.
Uur Nentilator til ANY siLel. y nen
placed through q wall, window sash. OF
q wooden bar under sash. admits con
staui supply of fresh air under psIfect
control. without draaghts: any desired
temperature can be maintained In ans
apartment No Office or s.eeping rom
should be without il a. il stops ours lars,
excludes rain and dust. and keeps the
apartmeS constantly fresh without rails
ing the wiIldow-. Being heavily plated
in nickel. IL is very ornamental when In
place. The hand rs serve 10 n gulate
YenlilAtoT. also 10 raise and lower the
window
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0. R. & N. co.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGEF SOUND Division.

From Tacoma 70 Victoria, b. C., ana
way ports. daily except sunday Of s pm.
Br0m Seattle 10 Victoria and way ports
daily texcept Monday 81 30 a m.
From Victoria 20 Tacoma Aad WAY
ports. daily Except Sunday If 4 q. M.
From Port Townsend 70 Tacoma and
q m.
From Seattle 70 Tacoma. daily lexcepi
Sunday. 81 pm. and every DAY 1T tzD
q m.
Prom Seattle 70 Olympia and WAY ports
daily texcept sunday, AZ 80 O. m.
From Tacoma 20 Olympia aad stella,
Prem Olympia 70 Seattle and Aag ros4a
daily texcept Sund4yl AZ p. m.
From Tacoma 70 Seattle. daily ~ go
?. N and ?. m.
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Improve Your LaVing Stock.

HAVE A FEW BROWN LEGH0RN
| Crow ers left, Matched this season from
imported stock. Brown Le2horn fowls
are the best layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls FOR eggs should have
this variety. Price. q 10 IS each; trios
two puilets and a oockreD go.
nos2 c. p. STONE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11

THE ExfREAE EAsKRx TsRMSus.-
The Ashland extension OF thu NortheTs
Pacific vas eomplessd early ia January.
The commission appointed tn examine
ths track for the Government have An
ished their allotted task. the members
we're Charles q. barber. 81 Neg fork !.
Nathan r. Hing, Of BROOKLYN, Mich, aud
George b. Meieh, Of Washington, ID. G.
acconranied hy Ceisf Engineer Ander-
sou OF the Northern paclas. The tFaek,
examined Tor thirty seven ard a half
miles between Ashland and HFale river,
waa fenud 10 be In favorable eandl.
tioa. insaEtng favorable rsghaFt. For
the present eSra Of the NoFthsrn Paeiie
are ranning every ether DAY tei Ashland
but whan settled, mtld weather app~Ats,
srAias wili run every day. Ashland IL
noe tae nogthssAsseFn tesrHinaa 81 the
Northern Pseifis aud by its eannecslaa
with other uoads. will uadaahtsiIy hs
cone an important esnteF. Heziass be.
tnx nuEttsegn terminus Of "a wtsesan
nia CenGFAh and a fGrnaiuns ot the tiu IA.
~ ltsze, IL vii hsse HaHnectiea With the
Milwaukee. Lake Nkars 4 wessern
The last nRued j. e0upleied 30 within
kwe1tv i've natleS 81 A&hiAni. and F.,ssat
es che eFsdine u deae 10 Ashland. Ia
throaxh bassnsas 20 The Nortssrs PAssae
eaa have Tbs choice Of ths liaes via ~
Paul and AsnR~2ps,is aad The roads
named above. u FaHniag EFSAnscmexss
ase made hss2Nsa thr Faaas Interested.
Ashland b taun Of SOD Inhabitants,
Witch gives pEamtss neU " enserine
apaa an eetiSe rivalry via l9alGth. ID
y really atthenlt b sae shat ths Nas4h.
fNeiae hss gained by hatldtne b. IL
aniesa u h anstAsE sS@a~ Vi taxnxisss
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NkITHER THE STEAMER RLfZA
~ Anae-soa Hor os neFs nil b reSuon-
Etn&e tor dts contracted By any p~r-oa
snsres apea wrsttea order ssxnes. rs
Fea iSSs 80
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S,EATTLE LODGE No. 6. l. o. g. T.,
- meets every Monday. ~ 100 p. M, at
their hail. Front street. Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
JOHN II. DENNY, W. c. I.
w HALL w. 8 dell
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JOHN M. AVER, Manager.
10 ~ - D..

THE SLOOP BELLE, 23F00T KEEL
| and 7-foct beam; painted white 4 Z
flying, with name on: was lost about
Point no Point. Jan. 23d. Twenty dollars
will be paid for her return, at Seattle.
l. P.TA3ER. Owl er-
Seattle. Jan. q, 1875. 2slO
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FOR SALE.

4 FIRST-CLASS ESTA URA NJ,
n all in perfect running order. A bar
gain can be had by applying TO
W. Il. JONES,
lai5 Denny Block.
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9 situation Wanted.

A @ ooD TURNER PRACTICAL.
~ Ea2 o. hama Ha1A sksaer- st1ckar
ef F5Asefs sseo1 Eefeesnee Ad2ress bnx
- ss@saass ~. !.
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FOR RENT ON SHARES.

TWO WILL IMPROVED FARMS
/ for rent On shares. within tour azi3es
Of LacoaneE. % The eo1aEy rad. Aka
tAEm lmp3ezas2as fer sale 6 eaB. Ala 3
or le aAsrT cosE for Ealeg
lnqatFe kt tkis ofAca1 gatedw
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Furnished House
For Rent.

A WE'LL. FURNISHED RESIDENCE
containing seysa foonA ave minutes
walk freEa the Post Offee to.S Their viii
uSe 81 piano. for rent cheap.
Apply Immediately. 81 this eaiex, IS
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fgEss easae us hsrk Enoea Tal-
lsot X q pre~sat sAkiax en- TIE arss
saFso ef esd ever t&ksa ga Il the c.
siAr rtves mine. vkssA l. e.aaa ousnea
~ y. n. GaieAn and hts aEsasiAess.
tloal ffnas this mine has heen aa.d n
seAaais tes several moaths pasa, bas -
shiFmenfM have hesNsofore hsen uaaaa.
Ana he ksneeh faiess. whkeA sAits u
stAsai 5 ssek. eli - the pinasas xpssel
- ~ Cedar Essss zeal easFysas srsae,
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FOR RENT.

uoUsk TWO BARNS. ORCHARD
II aad several acres q aard. within ne
e4sy limlsA lEsaire q
MRS. P0NTICS
tee km fru0a and Mad s.1a xfrents
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.

ANY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE
N IN The grocery business in this city
can learn Of an opportunity 10 purchase
q nrst class store. With q good run Of Gus
toners. a paying business for q live
this city. feio
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THE STEAMER
n ND n - %

WI ieaSe Tacoma for New Westminster
lie same date a. midnight; Leave Porf
Ti0wnsend Tim, edsy ~ a. M. Return
IND VIII ifAEs New Westmsnster for ia
caula, Via san Jaan Islands. eva satlsF
day ~ a. Hz-. arriving ~ Tacoma sun
dnY.
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Price List for Bed Room
and Office Sizes.

Send for circular. Call or address cor
respondencs mentioning DAILY Posi-
INTELLIGEA GER Seattle. W. FL
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Parties contemplating sending for
friends Ia the Eastern states or Europe
sh Juld do so Immediately as the above
rates are liable to Advance at any mo-
ment A. ChIlBkhG e Co.
Agents.
Office with Wells. Fargo & Co. Mil
street. Seattle, w. T. jse9dw
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THE STEAMER
DAISY,

CAPTAIN 8. DENNY.
winleays Seattle for Sksgit riyerand way
ports. every Monday and Thursday, 70
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, on Yealer's wharf, or on board
the boats az the same wharf.
mr3l-d GK0. q. JACOBS, sec,y.
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NEW BOLT FOR SALE.

A NEW BOAT. q FEET LONG AND
u feet incbes wide, high. regular
raising up for habitat fishing. with sails
AID ell complete. IL offered Tor sale by
sIkPHEN BAHARE. OwaeF,
fesfm Union street wharf Seattle
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WANTED.

4 WIDOW WOMAN WOULD LIKE
n 10 get two small children to bnard BY
weea OF month. Please cal. immt diaaely.
al this ONCE. &C. s. 100
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City Treasurer's Notice.

rrHE TREASURER OF THE CITY OF
Il Seattle viii pay, on presentation, Wal.
rants en-
hOad Fund. sos 70 and including SOC.
Fire Fund. I'll 10 and including rs.
Water fand. 70 date
I'D BOWMAN.
Feb q 1875 CITY Treasurer.
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EMIGRiNT RITES
Greatly Reduced.

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE
u will sell emig ant tickets from Eu-
rO . AZ the folioHlnR rates