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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
IClexcland Plalndcnler.


In family residing on Woodlawn ave-
nue. a little girl was playing, not long ago,
with a playmate from neighbours family.
They were playing at a center-tahle, aud
the little girls noticed presently tha' when
one Of them put her hand on the table it
would lift up and down, and they finally
called others of the family TO witness the
strange behavior of the table. After ex-
perimenting some time the little girl
climbed upon the table, saying: "Now let's
see II YOU can move" To their astonish
ment the table began 70 move along the
floor with the little girl on it. She jumped
of. saving. "Now move Yourself if YOU
can" The table started off. moving across
the floor, no on touchny II. "lf you can
move 90 wcI." said the little girls mother,
"move into the next room and kiss the
baby IN the crib there" To their amaze
ment the table started of. moving across
the aoor. through the door into the next
room where the babe was sleeping in the
crib, and tipped mp with its edge as close
20 the babes face as il could get
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
a WIFE AND a FORTUNE.
The Romance 1T tas Inventor Of the era
ham Bell Telephone.

" y IrNHp pendent
At the time Prof Alexander Graham
Beu came to tbe United States 20 teach his
fathers system ~ ~Fi ihle Speech" little
Mahsl Hubbard wss sfnjyin articulation
and ip reading iu tSermauy. She did not,
however. succeed in acquiring a natural
manner of speaking. ami Mr. Hubbard,
later an. whom Mr. Bel came 70 reside in
Boston. engaged him % give lessons 20
Miss Mabel. chem grown into an eNceeding-
ir pretty -rl NJ dfteen.
How it came about is best known 70 the
parties themselves Certain it is that.
after s1ma months. Prof Bell aldicatei
BIS position ss teacher CD Miss Hubbard.
80 cam nat teach her anv longer" b. said.
Nat chat his know isize was ~ fault. hut
thst he fa1ni she might teach him s9me-
thinz hithsrta unknown. But the mischief
vss already dome. He might sfay away
from her fathers hrusa. hut a.. she same IA
va= .n iove with bis pretty pupil And she,
unvittinEiY teachiriZ hirn. b al also learned
tfs lesson aerself Her parents soon came
-o snrv ~ the state ~ Affairs. ami a.
f-.f -hev f5sspnr rsvaf rut their tapgh-
e r'- rarrfnass vas 3aarar FL ther than
su else. ana. n che course - a year rr so.
al aIs-acle~ were snoefhei over the en-
zarsmant ess snnonncei sna a brilliant
weidin- tees ritce.
Frrf ReI mi1fr 1ov well he -slied q
fsr-r.ra ~ s1r-nne Ha bad secured the
~onar 30 trVea- srf. n securing ber hsi
sr..sr.i tlensl-f rnstness man fer his
fsther- in-lav sri partner p avan oho
bad the -aTfal aeressarv to bring rhe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
a STORY or rHe BISHOP.
IA Aaseaots "a fslshop fester-lsas Ezks
Gsz bishops saa Assth her tor Frez-sh~rs-
fIaff /. .sf.sl,- fa.sst.sf

IA Aasedote "a fsisa0p fesler-lsaa kzAs
Gsz Bishops aaa Assthsr for Pre4-sh~rs
li-si -a pes 524ra4ll
s04ae tsaas iace blsh q fsster eresit 81
al TIE Scrth estsrB l1Nzaa Conference,
sass addressed ths so4ag pres chsrs ab.lat
g. b~ ADMITTED Am1ns other Ealngs -
sai4 henemts-r, y9ang uretbrsa tat
yoa zre to D= men 3f ons wor1 car tasi-
aess - ~ preach TIE Oospvl. All II 500 a.
thag yoa All hzve ~ tlaas Ter ans tsIng
else. ksuaember. $50, th4t yea are paid
for your eutIre Ease by TIE church yo4
serve, ahd that yoa have % ume " our
0aa o. devote o. real estate. ar u8erchalsd-
iziug, OF farming, ~ iectuTtns." "
N9rth Conference man listened
~lJh rapture, hurried hons, and
wrote e. the Bishop a. follows Dear
Bish9p / - As delighted Alth your al
dress. yesterday, T. the North vest Ia liaa4
Coaference. Sas especially pleased az
tie change that has come over yoag views
within year Our people thought they
would love G. see ant hear a Bishop, and
last winter / invited you 60 come aud
lecture for ~, az least, aud preach u pos
slnle. They knew you reeels cd a good SAL
ary for your entire time AMI that yoBr
travelling expenses were also paid bat as
this was not absolutely official business
they We're ~liiing q pay your expenses;
bu. when yOu asked them ~ for a lecture.
taking for Il the time for which YOU are
paid by the church, they declined because
they could not afford it. Your views must
have undergone u change, OF else you hold
one rule for Bl.h p. and another for
preachers Who are not Bishops"
Althou "a an urgent appeal was append
ei that the 81 shop now come aud deliver
the lecture ia order u help on the strug-
CLING church, be has to date failed TO
either put IN an appearance or even 50
much as reply.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Turning BLACK.


\ white man named Iiemming. who
lives in Dale County Arkansas, is turning
black About six months ago he noticed
that the skin on his chest showed si-us ~
discoloration IN spots. At first tho pate "a
were ~ pale. hrownish yellow color. lut
thev gradually grew darker AMI the hue
seemed 70 spread Then his arms ani
back gradually began 90 he similarly ar
facted. and subsequently, his legs became
discolored Recently small spots have
made their appearance ON his checks, fore
head and neck This gradual disco'nration,
if is believed. will continue unfil the mans
skin becomes wholly black. or. rather.
very dark brown. The physicians who
have examined che case pronounce The ar
facti0n % 30 one ~ which there is no rec
ord ia medical treatises- 4 singular feat
ure about the MALAY is that Hemmiaz's
general health Is in No way way impaired
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
MONTANA CLASSICS.
A Waiter in a BUTTE city Restaurant
frightens Customers by His startling
Orders.

orItrs-
Butte City Inter-Mountainl
One morning recently hungry pilgrim
went into Pat Conlon's restaurant aud
ordered some toast, boiled potatoes,
pOached eggs, rare steak and some hot
cakes. The waiter, prof" Harris, went
10 the kitchen and roared out 70 the China
man: "Ginme graveyard stew, potatoes
in the dark, two men a-horseback, a NOON
light ON the lake and a hambeau." when
the pilgrim heard this remarkable order he
incontinently lied from the house, forget
ting TO take his hat, and muttering that
he'd ''be gol darned If he proposed TO
tackle that kind Of IA breakfast, and that IL
the people lived on such things in this
country he proposed 10 return 20 Mis-
souri,"
\ reporter of the Inter- Mountain, who
happened 20 b, IN the restaurant at the
time, approached the waiter and asked for
an explanation of the order, and the pro-
fessor gave the following version:
. You see" be said, I'VE get tired OK
common places, and, besides. we try to
teach the ca namen the language. \
graveyard stew means milk toast; pota-
toes in the dark is boiled potatoes; eggs
circus style means scramb eel eggs; rough
and ready means pork and beans; a fam
beau Is light, hot cakes, and moonlight OF
the lake IS rare beefsteak. The walters ali
have pet names for these things and wa
throw potatoes at the China cooks til
they know what we mean"
Another boarder came in and the pro-
fessor roared out with the voice of u
stent0r: Gimme sadde-bags and a
springer, spuds on the side, ten-penny-
nails and single % come a-runnin'." F"
Then the reporter followed in the wake If
the Nilsson ian.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

Boston foTnr1UrVr IN
on the rear seat 81 fremont street car
were two zsnfleuen. iniulzine therHseiv-s =
in that vice 1niv allowed m the three rear
saats Thsv we've sfrangers - each othe~.
However. they ex hanged fee common
place remarks about -ha variable Nev Fn-
zlsu8 weather. auf. fnallv. ere Younger
man. suvinz female down -n 'he front
saat wearing "a riiiru'n1s clf t-sn rf =
bonnef which was, n fact the a-est
l.Sve ~ feminine heai1ssr. i-ceseiv Esrs
sxrrsssi.n 20 bis the1-hts sn3 closed ~
in1u~inz ~ his neig ighhor II hs fiirt
rh.nk rh4 bonnet met rfne e0zh ~
shoot "Tes fa~ ssti tse elser usn.
e-nrhstcaHv Vow fhef's ny eife. - 1e
sfs43. hv *sv ~ srrs sanafirr- "sn3 2 ta1a
h-~ vhen shs hrosThs ths thi ( hauae RI -
s-r,a feol -vsulf make far % 70 before sae'3
eorn t twenty HainntesH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

oUR ae1t advertisements Nil Ia of more
interest to every purchaser oi Dry Goods
and Carpets than any that has ever APP
peared IA any paper IN the ooantre. Ii
VII surprise ever body ana viii astonlsh
every dealer Ia tine State. More than
half million people ~iii read L. Every
one Ia thus eits wall read Il that can read
Extra editions Viii lac printed containing
the advertiser. .ent Everyone getting q
cops vii Keep a. ~ Il will contain mat
ten ~ such interest that you viii wait a.
keep IN youT family and preserve for fn-
ture generations.
SPkIRs s CoAfAkY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
LOST AND FOUND

4 OSI on Naiueslaf Afternoon hetwe-n
L lonla stres. near HasJuss sua ls aa sJreet-
f4e.4r ausl Porcelain ift-lst pll. lie finder
Wlil be rewarded hs lrasiIs same a. sue ei re d.
Canal sfre.f ls0s
4 OeI An engraving ans printing order book.
L also fmall e.eetrotspe order bsak Finder
vii he suitably rewarded - returning 30 u \.
Fuller a. Co.. 81 iyun e. t45s
4 OST brown liAck sfiilaa tl.l dog Pup p
L weeke elt. NlI Fise a e4 alDIs reward for
lls return. IS hIacksIlB. la- "a lIhells e. l9aa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
FOR -

C-oh HAl.t a pheasant aaslusss suitable fof e
e. Ill,Tam lttl.es.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

July and August viii be grand months
FOR everybody e. trade. EveI ytlnne is
marked WAY down. Many goods Will be
closed out ~ nearly half their value 30
re nee stock. ar We are making the most
extensive preparations for large busi.
ness 90 take place about the first ~ Sep
addition 90 our store. making II the larg-
hrkIN0 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

n GENTS Our life ans Deeis of Genou1
~ Grant vll nut ehiI iur eoiIars into stur
p,a.kete Edited t2 Cod. rank Burr assisted hy
ID. y j Newman. fle ife-'one pastor of tle
great hero. ae quick flrtt 90 ihe heit eucceois
beet. Better -ent He fuf outfit. The J. q
Chiffon fuhiisl!ne 60. Detroit Mich. I1s
GOOD posture inr cnsss and hor-es onD be- had
~ on tte tnit land iu iile First Ward Apply
fho prea isfe o. 81. kekere. - Waterloo sfres't
I ADiIs should cali ~ fhe Nine Kellogg
= School sf Drese tufuue ~ Monroe sfrsst
and learn the French Tailor System of cutting
and making fhelf own dresses without any re-
bastlug or retfflnr l1l-t
rNERNbODN should know fhai the Windsof
= Dining HAIL no Monroe efre~f If the only
strictly frst class ostsurlni in Lle city Special
rates go odIunor boarlers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

kHNNt1 INLoAh ln larl,e 81 email amounts
iVt on good rarIIg af q Iar urnf e. o.
tournel Room 81 Aea Alouca Block I14s
TO Loans lf Ist lf 500 or fNs fo ican ga
| red estate. Hlali seI fhe Griffin home.
stead. un d. Irrt afsun-. fbe owner lAt lefi tfle
cin Also iae halaLre uf tae Qua rtenharh s's-
tate. lutte kno4.. Hoom ls Opera hnaHe Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

E-oh tt ianll- hs n iaQatei al lfasersa
I GAG slie... n4tl aaIs.elts ai no i.arreis ~
illul fal aas. Al aEir .i li4s Eaa-l etullt qlaI-
ria- 81 Hf~t Nstl et'suald ducks aud IL
lEnrssls.t AUftila arser Address H. Is Masnfs.
N lsAes..l of M "a Hartford tsr.ua kapas.
n lEolI HnaE FoB eAI1--l otter us
- h.al- aI ihe rsgtftt..-f tuIual ~ t1ll.s.iA
aid l44las ai. alraels tr ss-le. James tsailul.
~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
WANTED.

kkI AAtED ia-laeslialfls "A ~. & $40 il.s glrl
w 81 Ame. osssrt.e's iS hoDrse stIeei.
flfter pl.sck
AAFAAItU A sUue ef fl4rll lsliea ft,.sns f.r
Wv sli aa4s.sk-slll-e- address st.4tsi-s lsile
y ~ n. cs.ltf Division stnst -ffss
kkfAAlA Ilt ilis tsr tsa essod .Sissllelu ttss.,d
w Iaslll..a go si.s l-saf alals. AI8as o.sutt
tnslsllE egrae.t
n NNIIAE ADENtN-Aas laag or .sea tlollls.n
- making ltat ti,aU l.al das sioula gsl tf
81 las Il haflllsNA afesa fafloFr al hoAuse
siftai oilt fzallts 60 alllsils artielr lessi-
~ lu eears isalis aAi atils saods f8i aAnsaassss
li.ffs u.tils if lh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

Enron Posr-IsrrLLrsIxoEs:

EDITOR Posr-ISTELIIaIECER
Quite . Temperance rally among the
young FOLKS was participated In last
evening. Handbills put ap in the
morning gave the first sign that an en-
tertainment was to come of in the
evening. At about 8 o'clock young
misses dressed In white, or In Sunday
best, without hats, and hair a Ia bangs
and frizxle. were seen siyly darting
across streets; little boys ia Sunday
bsst, In little groups leaving town,
showed the breeze Wis risinR. Soon
came the luil and the town seemed 10
be emptied Of ehildren. Twenty min
utes 70 the Renton Cornst Band burst
out with a lively march, and looking
down street north from the Cottage
Hotel, just entering town frem the
woods. could be seen q pfocsssion of
children, with the old stars and stripes
at the head of the column, carried By
tive misses dressed in white and about
IL years Of age. Then followed the on
GERS Of the Band OF Hope, wearing
blue sashea, aud then 10 little girls vita
white sashes trimmed with blue, and
then came about 10 iittls boys Severed
appropriate notices or banners were
Carried. The column vas led BY Rem
tons newly organized cornet band,
which already plays nicely some fine
selections they will soon enter the
field fot engaeements. The line OF
march for this youthful procession was
by the American Hotel On TO the rail-
road. and thence 90 the schoolhouse,
where many OF the older people were
gathering. The room was decorated
with bouquets of flowers and ever
green's. The house was full and many
stood around the door and windows
iisteainQ TO the lively efforts Of the
little workers as they sang and spoke
Temperance selections OF tobacco and
rum and performed their ritual cers-
monies. Many times they were ap-
plauded BY the large gathering, show
ing that their efforts we're appreciated.
Altogether Il was quite an enjoyable
evening. and shows that strong tenn
psrancs feeiiag exists IN the town.
Much credit is duo TO all interested for
the success Of the entertainment, and IL
10 10 be hoped that all will profit By the
lessons such efforts are calculated 10
teach in the temperance caRee.
RxsIos, MAY 6. 1855.
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nEAI EsrAIE rsAssFrx.

W. 4. Scott to J. Morrison. north /
Of los 2 block .. BsIl and Dsnny's sli-
dition, &5H.
Prndsace Rutherford TO J. W. Bor.s
sy1theast y of seetisn 4, township 2s.
rEngs 3 eaas, 500.
Cooperative Colonization and Ina.
proxensnt Company to Samuel Man.
los 3, block u, Osesola, f5 3.
John Kelly to z. l.. Smith. lots :. 4 q
70, II and IL. bi0ek ., Mayuard's Lake
Washington addition. 500.
b. G4tzsrt 10 James DCnQsn. x of
blocks 3 >, II. 5, s. 10. IL, Is. Is and
IS. Wards additlon, $3.50.
y. Kellogg 10 Sarah H. Renssn. lot !.
book d. lot s, block K, A.. A. Denny's
fourth addition, 5000.
sno. w. Mc3ee T. z. J. HcSSse. lot IN
block s, MeNsnght's first addition.
Jno. W. Mc(ies to s. s. Mcese lots 4
and &. block 6, Dean addition, east
OF lots and 5, block 30. Bell and Dem
nTs addition. lot 3. section q, township
"a, range east. lots 3 and ., block Is,
Laws second addition, xhsl6.
Jno. w. Mct4es 30 B. 3. McGee, north.
east OF tract commencing 8 fsef
e1st OF southwest corner of ios s, section
~, township .. range east. thence east
~ rods and ~ fees, thence north $50
rods thence west y rods and IL feet,
thence south TO place of beginning.
F. s. Harmon 10 A. Olsen. north u of
southwest OF southeast section Is,
township 25, range 3 east, 5000.
Anna Collins 10 Jno. T.. Crawl ord. east
u OF northeast and northeast u of
southeast u. sectisn 80, and southwest
4 OF southwest section "a, township
q, range east, $500.
Jeei Miller 70 FrankIin Matthias, 6 Of
the College Gr0unds, eentrai Seattle.
81.
z. A. Turner 10 Franklin Matthias, | s
81 the College Grounds, Central Seattle,
$500.
Hyde p. Thompson to A. @. Dickens,
east Of lsts 8. 3 ard 10, Pleasant
d. 7. Denny to G. NJ. Bradshaw, lots
2. 8 aud 8: block 50, d. T. Denny's fifth
addition, $500.
Flora Kaufman to MIRA lamar Hatch,
lot 3. section II, lot 8, section IS. lots |
and 2, section IS, lot 8. section 20, towR,
ship y. range ) east, $50.
n. 7. X. X. Co. TO Emma Spaulding.
southeast \ Of northeast I Of section
S3, township 20. range 6 east, Sl2O.
Levi Spauldine to John A. Stone, and
Geo. Bosdet, see above, 300.
Emma Spaulding to same, see above,
500.
United States 10 Otto A. I.und, north
east y of southwest u and southwest u
OF southeast section |, and northwest
4 Of northeast and northeast y of
southwest section IL. township 21.
range 1 east.
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Al tee age Of forty OF forty-ave, the
erystalins lens Of the eve has dattened
20 such sn extent, BY the layers OF the
lens eondenainR. that instead Of being
able to read Ane print as q distance Of
twelve inebes, - formerly, the book has
20 Be held st greater distaBcs. What
- wanted IL an artificial lens lust thick
en01Gh to Ill NJ for the daSeiency ef
the lens Of the eye.
Instead Of selecting glasses fog your
self, as Is usually done, call on FRAxK
knEsAIL (of KiInball 4 Son1 who L q
practical 0ptician and thoroughly
understands the eye, and have him ad.
Just pair Of their celebrated Scotch
Pebbis glasses, and don't ruin POUR eyes
with window glass speotscles. We also
make al kinds Of compound, cyliadri-
cal. prismatic and eomplicsted lenses
oa our premises. Glasses groand to
order on prescription Of any oc0list.
Frye's Opera Houss. iasiv
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TssE MisssrEEaal Association Az
rear TOWNSHIP.

Tue sesiEis District Association ms,l
In the n. 3. Church tn this city this
moxninR eli . soaolnpk. Dseusioual axer.
eisaz were led BY Rev. J.. w. Dobba.
Al $50 the Association vas called u
order by Rev. D. q. L.eSourd, who v,ls
elected President OF the Association by
aeslamation.
Rev. 4. A. Banks. Of Seattle. wAs
elected Secretary Rev. J. A. Ward, ol
Tmcosna, assistant Secretary. and Rev.
y. n. Dsnitpn, Treasurer.
Rev. WV. Percival. pastor Of The
Eslglish WseIsyan OhuFch, In Victoria ;
Rss. Wm III. Hamsnn, ef Tacoma, and
Ras. r. Altward. OF Vashon Island.
we're Entreslnesd 10 the ASSOCIATION and
90 motion Invited 10 participate u The
aiBcunionsL
Fha foll0winQ committeea gere ap-
paintlsd
On ResiIiutions Rsss. !. II. skid
nsore, q. A. IAndsn and ]. A. Ward.
0n GAmgb asoands = Rexn II. Atwood,
!. n. Dsnisioa and ]. W. Dohhs.
Rev. A. l.twsoa read from Q paper on
/. ERalish Mission Neesls.r which go
ilirmisea auise generally. The suhieci
Of Chinose missioa needs uaa afss dis.
cnsnA
A paper waa read By Rev. !. w
Dobhs, of WhAteona. : On The PreFara'
ticn a. ! sleFnon. after which lsaal
Dillon rad 9 pspsr On . fhe Preaching
Dsnnandc1 for ths fine&s
roxli1hi b centennsal meesisl9 wiii .
hela Ia shp church. which wiii be a
,ireeH,d by Rsva. w. W. PefcivAi and y
N. Denisciis
Rev. u. A.. Banks viii prsaeh tenor
ra0 evrainR 20 . wousea and ths Ten
rerancs Wbsk- --sfr~4s.
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A LIFE-sAvIxe PREsExr.

Mr.. NJ. 4. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan:
Saved his life By simple trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption. which caused him 10 procure
large bottle, that completely cured
him, when doctors, change of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoafseuess, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung Diseases, il is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles free
at A. 3. Stewards Drug Store. Large
size, 81.
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Immense reductions on nv entire
stock OF watches, diamonds and Jew
elry. Parties desire1s Of purchasing
shoaid not fail to call before going else
where. a. must realize on the greater
portion IN the next sixty days. A. HAM
sES, fesler-L -Leary block, Front st. my3
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Bur HArwARD HAND GkxxAsEs.--
Take no other. Endorsed and used by
thousands Of the leading factories, milis
and establishments throughout the
Union. You cannot afford 10 be with
cut them. For particulars ask O. KILL
Looo. agent. Seattle, or q. ]. BzcHT,
general agent, l2t Market street. San
Francisco. apl7 5m
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"Let every man, If possible, gather
some good books under his roof
Chdssiag.
"And bark you, sir, III have them
fairly bound. d."-.Shakespea
We have the largest stock In wash
ineton Territory, and sell at lower
prices thaa any other house on the Pa
cifie Coast. q. DAyrEs d Co.
Book sellers and stationers, lzz Cher
~ street. ja27dw
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PRACTfCaL PraNoM,kER..

Mr.. Nitsehke il in town for two weeks
to till his contracts for piano-tuning;
viii remain few days extra II required.
Orders left at Davies's book sesre and
at Lovruan's will receive proapt atten-
ton. 2S - 4
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eefsTs c,lxMsssaexEaw PReCEED-
lsGs.

IhnssaAy, May 7th. petition of
y. 4. Haffis and others for 9 county
EoA4 fsem t}reen river, near thu mcuth
a 6loar creek, ID, Meridian creek, vas
Eseelsed ard b@F. Patten and Alfred
hs1lheap ol Hlanehsef wire appointed
sis<eix
n leaisIen Of @. O. Dnbois and 9Th.
~ epnssy read fran u. Bnfns's
plt& p Gtsen i1veF, 10 MueluMllcot
r@l<leIiao, ssas reeeived and \. A..
oreR trd B. W. Inalss of Gresn river
vet zfpelkfed yiaswers.
:. WesI lsense Nax granted fim0thy
no<xan fut SIN snonsas af Black Din
ne<z&
Ihs fceuInh Of chaiaes Dubols. road
sspt1s slscf q DaEries No. =, sEas Sc
sa1t AMI iala Dsl,aie wes ikliossd
Ssa oat ~ lhn failis Of the district tor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

The LowmAn a Hanfard Stationery
and Printine Company have addeA %
their s1ock Of enRineeFs' aud drauehts-
meas supplies = large stock of ertis<s'
materials. consisting Of Winson & New-
ton's oil and water oaioss. sAhis and
camsl's hair brushes. canvas and
stretcAers snd numsrous articles fos
decorating. apS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

Ginger Snaps, Lemon Cakes, Egg
Jumbles, assorted cakes fresh and hot,
from Scattie's new enterprise, the
Northwestern Cracker Company.
@. p. STONE, lis Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

Immense reduction on my entire
stock Of watches, diamonds, iewelry
and silyerware for the next sixty days.
ALHKET HANSEN, Yesler- Leary block,
Front street. my5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

An early inspcctien will seears .
choiea from the elegantly essorted lines
Of Ee,r SpriAg Stskes 81 Choiee Dress
Fabrics IN Hilks. natteens. LAwn&
White Materials. efe-. nsu displzysd a
". r. Boyd 4 Cas- -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

The dusty time has come. For the
best busters, at lower prices than ever
sold In this market, 90 20 Puget Sound
Furniture Co., Front street. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

What good is all your money to you
after you're deadf Spend one dollar for
q bottle of swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure" and add fve years 10 yoar life
lease. mh21dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

Graham crackers and cat meal crack
ers received daily from the Northwest
eTn Cracker Factory SO Seattle.
@. p. STONE, 7ls Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

"HACKMETACK,p lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price . and 90
cents. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plaint, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. IL
never fails 10 cure. Sold by A. b. Stew
art.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

The best place to buy saddlery and
harness for the isast money is at j.
D'ARcH a Co.'S, Main street. APPS I'm