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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
BRIDGEPORT.

The managers Of the Mammoth Rink
have arranged for q treat to oil their pat
rons under fourteen years Of age on Christ
mas afternoon. On that occasion there
will be music in attendance and each child
under fourteen years will get a sock OF
candy.
The item In yesterdays REGISTER con.
corning the presence of A. X Burroughs,
Auditor for the Pennsylvania Company, in
town, has perhaps created an improper i'm
preston. The Travelling Auditor goes
over the road and stops at all points regu.
larly' and audits all accounts. The item
yesterday may possibly have misled some
persons unacquainted with the workings Of
the railway system to believe something
unusual was going on at the C. Il P. sta.
ton
The monster tree on the farm Of Louis
Cook, Sr., mentioned in last Sunday paper
proves to be quite o curiosity. It's exsc.
measurement, after cutting down and
suuared, is ak and Q half feet at the butt.
The tree was cut by or old and experienced
wood chopper from West Virgins, aud il
is his assertion that it is beyond q doubt
the largest tree he ever saw. The tree ID
sound and without 9 limb for seventy feet,
and will cut in the neighborhood Of 10000
feet of marketable timber.
Master Clode McConnaughy, the faith
ful REGIsrER carrier, who has been laid up
with typhoid fever during the past three
weeks, il ct last able to be up.
Mr.. F. N. Harrod, ESQ.,, Of BrocktoD,
Mass, was in town yesterday calling on
his customers. Mr.. Harrod is one OF the
largest shoe manufacturers in the world.
Harvey Moore, Of Lorsin, O., is in town
spending the holidays with relatives and
friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

notifications that were suggested. This
he did, and submitted his work to The
court, which adopted his plan, and further
ordered that he prepare specifications and
details. However, at the same court the
latter order was rescinded, and Afterward
q committee of three, consisting Of Messrs.
Davis, Maxwell and Lynch, were appointed
to advertise for plans, &C., and make 60
lection. The committee submitted their re-
port at the present term ofthe court, which
was not adopted, and the court proceeded
to the selection of the Indiana school
house" representing 9 building sc feet BY
IL feet The proposed building ia about
eightfeet narrower than the old court house
and the choice so plainly absurd that COM
ment is unnecessary, especially as the
court heretofore purchased the Losndes
lot for the purpose of widening the new
building. In the proposed plan the court
room ID MP stairs. and the clerks offices,
&C., on the frat floor. The architect made
this explanation that it was thus con-
structed for,the protection ofthe court whsa
in session from the rabbls. He certainly
forgot he was not building
court house in the, Hoosier State.
The necessity Of q court house is impera.
tive. 1t would be much better to do with
the old one than to erect q new one with
no better advantages, especially at the
price for which an excellent structure
could be had. We want something per
manent and commodious, that would rep
resent the wealth and enterprise of Har.
county. It is to be hoped, therefore,
when the court again convenes, that the
commissioners will reconsider the matter
and adopt the stone court houee pan, re.
to by the committee, or any other
suitable building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
-, At HOME AND ABROAD.

;,Jus,rial conditions throughout the
ara more favorable, and less com
49,, !, made concerning Unemployment
I.,or or low wages. Advances have
rlscs in q number of instances, and
S,b;Eriss ars favorable in many indus
!, several States Tor q further improve
-, n wages. A large amount of work
IN ,-ob.bly be placed in January Rail
~eonoauies, manufacturers, builders
'V i,r..t5rs generally are now engaged
Ia.1m.yss snd plans for the construction
1;"Jn,rrisl, railway aud olhsr enterprises
I.rys scale. The eountry vii feel the
Us Fiji early in January and labor
IN n,o,soly 6ud general employment,
= corresponding improvement in
- There are two or three reasons
labor will advance. One is the
.l,y,b OF labor combinations; another is
s.uys scarcity of woOdSorkers. an
~, !. the great volume OF capital seek.
~, ;nyes,nent. and the policy OF msnutsc-
IS AMI consumers generally to carry
L,,,ar stocks, thus stimulating productive
.sesritv. Several minor reasons might
,.5ted, ell bearingin the Ssne direction,
p ms,erial has also advanced. Iron
"a .,sel are 6rmer in price. Stocks Are
,or very heavy, aud the prospects tor an
:.c,ss.iog ACTIVITY in bailding Of all kinds
s,J manufacturing operations help to
S,.,osr .imu!a;s the Upward tendency in
material
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
LIGHTS ALONG THE SHORE.

Confidence is 0 plant Of slow growth II
an aged bcsom.-William Pitt.
Avoid shame, but do not seek glory
nothing so expensive as glory.-Sidney
Smith.
There is something exceedingly thrill
ing in the voices of children singing
LoDgtellow.
The yoke o man creates for himself BY
wroug-doing will breed hate in the kindh'
est nature. George Eliot.
We are apt to be deluded into false Sc
curity by political sstchworas. designed to
Aatter rather than instruct .-Garfeld.
There are three things in speech that
ought 10 be considered before they are
~spoken-the manner, the place and the
time.-Southey.
There is not in nature anything so re-
motely distant from God, or 30 extremely
opposite to him, as q greedy and gripping
niggard.-BarroW.
Profitable employments would be no less
a diversion than any of the idle sports IN
fashion, if men but be brought to delight
in them.-Locke.
Inuuisitive people are the tunnels OF con
versaIion, they do ottake in anything for
their own use, but merely to pass 1t to an
other.-Sir Richard Steele.
-. .ID- m-.-D g. Ill Ill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
ST, %CLAIRSVILLE.
General and Personal Notes About st.
ClairsvillIans.
6peciaI 10 Tia S1nddU Rs0taLer,

General and Personal Notes About St.
Clairsvillians.
Special 10 Tie Sunday RSstsier.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, O., December 49,
Mrs. Martin Cowen, OF Chicago, and Mrs.
Frank Cowen, Of Flushing, are spending Q
few days with st. Clairsville friends.
Michael Conroy, convicted Of burglary,
was taken to the Reform farm at Lsncas-
ter, on Thursday.
Lawyer James Tallman, of Bellaire, has
been in town the past week attending Cir
cult Court.
There are now fourteen prisoners in the
County jail at this place.
Bert Askev, Of Wheeling Island, has
been spending 9 few days with friends
here.
Loa, . n~ineyear-old daughter Of ex.
Prosecuting Attorney A. 81. Mitchell, died
at IL q. m. Tuesday morning, of meASlesL
Her funeral on Thursday was largely at
tended.
Miss Mary Wright, of Lorain, Ohio, ID
spending afeW days with the family Of
Billy Mckinney.
A new brsss band has been organized 81
this place with the following officers: Geo
W. Doyle, Manager; Rufus Anderson
Leader; George Murray. Secretary, and
George Singer Treasurer.
Tax.paying has been brisk during tn
past week.
Willie Parton, Q ten.yearoh boy from
Bellsire, va taken TO the Children's Hom'
on Monday.
George N. DOMAIN, who lives two mile
northeast Of town, vas arrested Fnds,
night by Marshal Darlington and Deput
Doyle, charged with whipping bis wife. b
win have q hearing before Mayor Davis
tomorrow morning.
A six-yesr-old son Of Elias johnson die
on Wednesday and was buried on Friday
Interment in the Methodist cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, aged 81 year
died at the residence Of her daughter, Mr.
Morton, on Friday night
Thsre IL g case Of some Importance no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

will have two seventeen %conyerters, three
cupolss and Hsinswor,hs soakirg pit.
The install will run from cupolas to con-
verters.
Twelve thousand organized workingmen
paraded 10 New Orleans the other day.
Twenty non-union printing Offices are
being boycotttd in various parts OF the
country.
The Rhode Island ten-hour law goes
into effect on January lO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

cents below what the union wages were be
fore the advance.
The increase in the price of rails has
caused the msnsgers Of the Union sn6
Steel Co. to pash toward completion their
mills at Bridgeport, ILL.,, so that they vii
DO in q position to receive q benefit BY the
rise. The mills are about in running or
der, and bat q few weeks win elspss before
the furnaces are blown 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
CLARKSBURe.
Ben Duzar's View on the Public Build
Ings-NsWs Notes

Ben Duzar's View on the Public Build
Ings-NsWs Notes.
Special 10 Tie Ssadas Re0iaE~.
C~LLRKsBURG, December l9.-Ben Du-
zar's views in Yesterdays issue Of the REG.
lister regarding the construction Of Q new
court house at this city, caused quite Q
sensation. particularly a. they presented q
lust criticism on the action Of foreign con.
tractors and architects in trying and per
hsps~ succeeding. in getting of q one horse
court house at an estimated contract price
Of say $4,000. The people certainly
should have sons Voice in the mat.
ter. Originally State commissioners.
visited SeyHral court houses in the
Ststs foe the purpose Of selecting Q suit
able plan. Some months ago Mr.. Chaa
L. Hickmsa, Q prominent architect OF TIM
city, was directed tomske Q drawing ofthi
MoundsvilIs Court House with 9 few sligh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

ALL the standard books offered by Stan
ton & Dayenportet4 5c and zoe ara print
ed and bound by the most responsible pub
Fishers Of Philadelphia, New York and
Boston aud srs guaranteed perfect copies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
One Ransnn,s Caneina Plastar

Is worth 2 dozen Of any other kind. Between the
numerous varieties OF porous pla,ters there Is bat
one chOi Q. Benson'S laster is modern, scientific.
prompt in sctioD, safe, pleasant to wesr, clearly,
and cures ailments In a few hours which no otners
are able even to relieve. This fact IL testified to by
s 1000 physicians, pharmacists aud druggists, volun-
tarily and OYER their own written 9 20 a,uI 81. In
itauans OF Benson's plaster, VI DIR the names Of
Z Capsic'n,' "Capcicum," "CapHcln." Gap
~cicipe," &c. are offered for tale. These are shame
less. Purchasers MAJ protao~ themselves again st
imposition by examining the article rendered by
the DE- sler. Ask for Penson's Plaster and sse that
the Three seals' trademark 10 on the f.ca cloth
and the word ~"capHine" Is p~o7oused In The middle
Of The Dlsster itself
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
PlummerS'

Cabinet photographs $3.50 per dozen,
guaranteed equal to the best at any
price. 1913 Main street, Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
Tn. Board Of Arbitration.

Ths Board or Arbitration.
Tina hoard OF Rrbl;rAuOn mIuers and
,,,-,rory 8, Plt,sbury adjourned on the
lin inst. and will NEST again 90 the 22d.
Il ,ss meantime committees will visit Chi
400 and PIusourg = s=csrtAin whether
- already made are correct.
=. regret this delay in the proceedings,
A.r,use we know our mlCers sreimpauent
UNANIMOUSLY sRsiIiuy = settlement, yet
"a desire 10 know the exact facts IN the
,.n,,es 30 tina. 10 the future we will have
,on-rnipg ID guide our actions. This Is
,rr irs; attempt 20 effect q general settle
r.r; oy sroitrauon, and should 1t prove
.f,ssc,ory the sys,em will become general
~! strikes q thing Of the past. Thegreat
i.,gbsck so far has bsen manifested in
AZ, limited mes OF securing reliable in
i-nsion az 10 the coal trade generally,
sf,his can be easily o5vialed by placing
r5-s men in the field, sod for no other
,,,pose thaa 70 look after the ups and
3,sos of the different markets THIS Will
m, cost as much financially and it will
ys7sn. much suffering aud needless sac,i.
isss on our part. We have every hope Of
s.iry able % van our price, and think q
4ciy,on will be arrived at before January l..
Increase IN the Output Of the steel Rail-.
Inc general manager o. the American
Jrn and Steel ASSOCIATION makes the fol.
oFng Important Statement "A gratifying
i,Ecsron OF the improvement Of business
n,ss country is found in thu fact that the
Fssi rNl companies which, 1t will be re-
Numbered, made u comp4c; to limit their
rrpa, 10 whs, then secured enough
o sS1sl the wants oitns railroads for 1886,
AVE already. b-fJre the beginning Of the
7sr 90 nearly sold the whole Of that esti-
-s,sd tOtsl thar they have uoE increased
be sup1lalsd output to 225 900 tons, max
-lthe present limit for 1886 100000
ers Indeed q number OF the manutse-
asrs have already sold up to the allot-
-.us sOr the entire year, before this action
vs. taken, beiug InWiihDg that any sp-
.A-snee Of unresdiuess or inability TO
-.s, any legitimate demands should exist.
Tas,s is, therefore, not the least reason to
Is, ihsf sUy buyer of rails who 4 satisfy
=. ril maker Of his ability 10 pay Tor his
.lcAases will be unable to supply his
ANS 81 prices unaffected by artificial
rsylc,ions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
HANDSOME %PRESENrS

In purchasing Holiday Goods don't fail TO call
and see he Handsome Lace Pins and IA
mond Earrings st prices ranging iron
Sl'.O 10 5 8 70 utt recsiUd at
" MI. * Il
1907 Market street. Also q good assortment OF Gold
Spectaoles purchaie ed eirect from the factory, aud
which will be cold at remarkably Low figures, be-
sides q well assorted stock OF Watches ~Jewelry, &c.
dao4nAsa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Use DR.. Pieree's pellets" for all bill
lious attacks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

LAB0R.
o.. Latest Industrial Intsili'
gsncs
Ar HOME AND ABROAD,
s.,, workingmen are Saying and DOING
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08
eaa'ronIs sociErY.I

Another worthy Organization Here.
Between forty and fifty OF our citi-
gems who are interested in musical
matters met last evening in the Office Of
Mr.. s. @. Yo,ang and effected the organ
ization Of the Oratorio Society. The
object Is the study Of oratorios and
operas and q better acquaintance with
.hs works ~ the best song writers
The organization was completed, the
constitution and bylaws were adopted,
and the following officers were elected :
President, John Leary Nics President,
Otto Ranke Secretary. Bernard Psliy !;
Treasurer, w. l. WadleiRh ; Librarian,
j. W.. Hugtss Director, =. q. Young.
Executive CDmmittee-C. f. Bowm N.
Gov. E. p. Ferry, Josiah Collins, Dr..
Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. Sarah j..
RUSSELL
COMMITTEES On Membership Mrs. A.
AB. Stewart, Mrs. Sarah j. Rasseil and
Mr.. Leuk. Toe director Is ex -offcio a
member OF both the Executive and
Membership Committees.
Following is partial list Of the
charter members: John LsaFy, W. A.
Harrington, Mrs. Geuevisve Farrar,
Mrs. David kellogg, Mra. W. A. Jen.
ninQe, MIRA. Sarah j. Russell, Lulu M
Russell. Belle Young, Mrs. A. b. Stew.
art. Mamie @. Terry, Lizzie Atwood.
Laura Mcpherson. Viola V. Hoyt. H. de
RaasloM, WA. Smith, O. +. Bowman.
WIN. Carlsels, +. Coulter. J. w. Hughes,
NJ. Bail, Otto Ranke, Chas. MsIntyre.
George. II. Preston, Lizzie p.
Ferry, II. A. Treen, aud the
following who have signifed their
istention Of becoming charter mem.
hers, but could not be present last even
sng at thu organization Mrs. MeMick.
en-, Mrs. Senrry, Mrs. 0sgood, Mrs.
Grasae, Mrs. Minor. Miss I. Atwood,
Miss Hall, ldiss Sparling, Miss Annie
SpafiinR, Miss Emery, Miss Storey,
Miss Allen. lMiss Calhoun, Miss Living
gton, 3, O. Woodruff, X. i. Stevens, NJ.
McClaire, i, Michaels, w. T. sharpe,
dos. Kepler. MIR. Whitbeck. T. =. Pelsar,
Mr.. Benningheueen, X. q. Ward and G
r. Dam.
With this array Of names Il u hardly
necessary 10 state that the soaiety has d
bright outloDk, and shat the city may
new rejoice In the acquisition OF thai
which will add greatly 20 the tone and
culture Of this community.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

Tie Qaeen 10 advertised 10 sail from
seattle nsxt Sunday.
Knox Di1Ion, lz.s freight clerk 90
ths Elder, 10 setting cashier On tks Csty
Dock.
The ssearnar Josephine brought - .0o0
shingles fr0n Snohomish for the Seattle
Hardware Company.
Mrs. Captain Frank Teask Of San
Francisco IN at present ia Seattle, 8
guest of o. ,. Cars family.
Artkur Perry. head Rgagd 81 the
UnitEd StataS prison on Mcneil Island.
arrives in sakstle lssa eyeainR-
M5rzan and Baslene. lacal inspest5rs
Of hills and boilers. have gone 70 the
Chshaiis riusr 10 inspscs = stesmbDat
plyiax on ths@s waters.
Two hurdred rosn are wanted %
work on the VapeouveR Island Railway.
A eh4nee fer employment thsrs = Of
f0red throuah or columns b5 conttse-
Tor Powers
The Wilmington made nne ran 1p
the eoaaf on her last "trip. She left San
Francisco OH May 30. abOat noon. and
arrived hare absnt s O'Clock in the
l1 =. H'1k :, - 's-
SAYS: "A small party Of Welsh immi-
grants from Kansas went GOT over the
Norsksrn Paisiic yesterday, their dssti-
ritayvr
"a r,...... .h.
tns Isa-1.ns =. si. - - asE-
yoank .La1 We looen 80 - - - =,
izno, OsslIosaas 10 vs.e y.o - $50
tos Saeo.. 80 80 a. Es,tsa ' -
iaasn ioE insssinen's " VIZ Ns'i'o' ~
ssIuAy hotn'ns'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

DRESS GOODS-Our assortment of
new soft w0Ol materials Is the most a.
tractive I'm the city ana includes great
variety Of new shades and styles. The
latest Is the BISON CLOTH, which we
are showing I'm GRENAT, MIN, RI.
WERE, MASTIC. MARION, TAM-
SIN, ETC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08
eAs ,:.-FrsaI .lEcrgaKs

The last lecture Of the secoad eoutss
Il the University will be given BY Prof.
q. O. puru,s, this esening. on Homer.
These who have heard Prof. Cnrmess
lectures on Greek history viii only need
10 hsi told that Homer 10 his favoFita
and ftudied hero, 10 decide 10 come 10
She iecanre tlais evening.
The Executive Oormitsse and Book
Cemmiftee are requested 10 meet 10
joint sessscIl, at the Presidents room.
under the library. att O'Clock, for hear
ing reports Of committees and officers
Including Treasured and Secretary
and Book Ccmraittee. Propositions for
= summer assembly viii be presented.
ID. j. PTxRck,
CllaiFmkn Exeessise Coo. mlilsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

'rbs New yosk lIsrala ID decidedly
iha most sRetessisa pro.Ruasian papsr
In tbs United snsisA Iia editorial c,,l,
nnins are daily Allied wish vigorous
articles attaching TIE English Govern
nsns and Ne pseisnsi0ns Ia Central
Asia. The Herald msintaina TINT Tue
snly really plusrsNavs nations OF the
world -ths oiislI which look 10 The 70.
tars and nos 70 tls past Tor their sTeai.
80 Rlory--Ara Russia and the llnited
stasss. All oihess have reached their
ealminatlnR lpcAnt and are on she AZ.
cline. No iEilRiisliman sxpects The
British kinpifs to hs greater ID The "a.
tals than u hNs BEEN Ia The Enss. No
Frsnchman sxgF,ass that Fruicn vii
susF atsain ErsIsss glory than she hAa
alixsdy attained For Rassia aud the
unissd Etasss, borrower. The greatness Of
thsis HISTORY lee Ia M future. Tksy
kass - 10 csrss oas their elesIiai,z
THIS ne&ns psosrsssk npeAkins oil Ras.
Ian ffssadship Coz The UnIisa sIsas.,s
he Hsreia nsss
.As - Russian lirisndship for oar
uiliaz. 4 bas pxisi~i ever siace cut ues.
lalAtxxn II InacpNhdsnce fseua Great
hzsa4in II t51k. when the Emperor II
kisHesA a1sussd the Ffssidrna % tue
ullised 6ssaTh on lluly ~. ASST. ~ liisl
-issaly saiieihnde Ia Aha pfsssnee els tlas
danxexs whknh nlxnace lhn AniarinlIn
Ussionn and alia ~sincere wishsll fsm ths
maintenance OF thai great wnxh. = pfesi
denE ksnfeln FsplAeii that the Mssafancs
was ~nsw nslAraiskts " friensiship 10
sassn The tsfo c<Iunlfien whiek hal asa
ba<sesntnlE Nth osIr nasiltHa. exiassnnz.M
1fApt thai II y feaiidet 10 self iniaFn,sl.
THAT snakes II all ti,s ua,Irn solsif. slli ths
nassre impoetihhs % EeFnuf o. kRiiore.
Niihoas regard 10 the remembtaraes Of
Ne peaple III she ullited States eailesfns
Inc EiseianA -loaving ihoea aai 1T ihs
d1nheson AT their ia1liaaa toward kaIss
aeA cuzae 81 d tesa ~ tsiisee shisf lie.
Hslmss' RiossnR ysrsss when the llfplh.
- OF The ptessAi RmpeFuf VISITED us ID
ahe wintss ef 1871 va he fannd ssiil Il
sxpfess thsm tsniy,--
MeAk AFu sni' shorts with she hlassa 81
De,semheFt
fesserad arid eAlkll h The rivulet'a iow.
UsrehotnK aid wefm are shs hnAria ahAi
Fouaenaletn
who was cor ffsimd whsn ihe warla
EaA sni fsiA
Fires q he NoHhs Ia ssernA eeama.
aian
Hand ys,zst eFeasl aaahps VITA ssxn
inzs hii cha star.
Ord hlpa tha kspire tkal lows fha
GrtAt linIsni
stsessxsa y ~ fpspssl Lanz its Ia
IL C1sks
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08

Nay The czse Of the City ~
Nyers 4 Powers, for violation 81 The
Sunday Isv, occupied the greater per
ton Of the day, and is sill on trial.
J. Sehram 4 Co. ". T. II. Koch sid
wife. Jad9menf for pliiintif for f.S3Sl70-
Hefner 4 Dish0u ~. Car c. Phinnsy.
Verdics for plaintiffs fix $1,000 and costs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08
NJ. FINKELSTEIN,
TAILOR.

War IL pfoclained and no terns Of
pealse until every man IN the CITY Of
Sea.ttle has new suit % ciothes made
BY III. kinkelstein. the fashionable tail
OF end practical cutter. Ny long expe-
fieace and steady practices ARIA saarau-
Zee 10 the pablie OF general satisfaction
In M transactions. A large stock al
wass on haaA. which will be made to
orsksf for cash. Salts mad,h from SIS
up dress Suits, SIS. Pants made from
81 iip nics dress pants for iEl0. LATEST
styles specially. Call 81 $40 Front
street. seattle myB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-08
GARDEN LEASED.

RIO ny PATRONS. FRTESIss AND
u the paoste J hare mstad arrange
A.EIan to bod picRics a. inlery as frssm
~ iss q MAJ 70 the Isl Of eEcFembe-. On
lsf graaalls ng Rnnkou. On Cedar river.
lsns have fun eantroi ef tho ground Tor
tht1 parpase and tkeys with nayself. utIl
90 Al N thel' fowcE 70 hare everything
eand1eted respect shly AID orderly. -
ssreaetase- ". n sMiTEi.
ln1a Han1on