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Government Finances.

OUTSTANDING NATIONAL BANK NOTES AND
LEGAL TENDERS.
The following Is h statement of the controller
OF the currency showing the amounts of ma
tional bank notes and of legal tender notes out
standing at the dates OF the passage of the acts
OF June 90 1874, January Ia, 1875. and May
81, 1873, together with the amounts outstand-
Ing at date and the increase or decrease:
NATIONAL BA NOTES.
Amount outstanding June 20, 1874, S349,-
S94,1S2; amount outstanding January Ia,
1876, 1881 ,S61 ,45O; amount outstanding May
81, 1878, s322, $50. 1856; amount outstanding at
oa.e, tclfcuili.on I'll uatlonaI gold banks not in-
cluoed, SZY9,us9), S3O3,2I2.l52; decrease
curing The last month, l,1o1 ,o93; decrease
since october Isl, 1885. S13,slO,oo2.
LEGAL TENDER NOTES.
Amount outstanding June 20, 1874, $685.
OOO,uOO; amount outstanding January Ia,
1875. $685., ,OOO,OOO; amount retired under act
OF January Ii, 1875, TO May 81, 1873, $780,
3lS,So4; amount outstanding and since
May 31.lS1S, S346, ,6S1,Ol amount on deposit
With Tue Treasurer OI the United States 10 re-
deem notes OF iusolvent and liQuidaiing banks,
anu banks retiring circulation under acts OF
Juue 2O, 1874, and July II, 1882, S6S. .529, All;
Increase in depusit uuring the last IL, So,-
321 1918: Increase In deposit since October l,
1886, $2S, S,665,274.
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The GOveFnment,s Guests Depart.
THE RUSslAN MINISTER OF MARINE AND I'm
PARTY SAIL FOB EuRoPE.

NEW York, Oct. 2.-Admfral Schestako6.
the Russian minister Of marine Mime. schesta-
siberia; Capt Besed aud Lieut.. Eberhard,
aides-de-caInp, sailed Tor Europe to-day On the
La Gascogne ,of the French line OF steamers.
While IN this country they have been the
guests OF the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Caller Merrin won the Memorial stakes ct
Newmarket yesterday. Eleven started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

THE PUBLIC DEBr.-The following is state
ment of the public debt for the month of Sep
tember, 1886: Aggregate OF interestbearing
debt registered, s995. 2O3, ,362; coupons. SI73,-
3o4, $780, total, $1,1Sl.757, 312. Interest due
and unpai i. ST 900, ,44l.97 accrued interest.
$9,967 .369.1S. Aggregate OF debt on which in
terest has ceased since maturity SO. .99S .26;
aggregate debt bearing no interest. $541 ,476,-
6l2.52; cash in the Treasury, available for the
reduction OF the public deot, S2O6 ,924, ,043.6 .63;
States notes. acts January Ia, 1875, and July
II, 1882, $1OU,O ,OOO, 600; unavailable Tor reduc-
ton of the debt, fractional silver coin aud
minor coin. S27, 195. .O3O.2Y; certificates held as
cash, legal tender, 100000 gold. $40, ,654 ,32O;
silver, $22 $50 900; net cash balance on hand,
$67. 1896 ,42l.O1 total cash in the Treasury as
shown by Ireasurer's general account, $465,-
S75,713.03
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
CONVICT LABOR AND STRIK ES.
Second Annual Report OF the Labor
Bureau.

The second annual report Of the bureau OF
LABOR. now in course OF publication, will be a
much more comprehensive document than the
report laid before Congress last winter.
thorough examination has been made OF the
relations of convict labor to free labor, and
every penitentiary, Jail and workhouse in the
United states, where the inmates are emploSed
In industrial pursuits, has been visited by the
agents of the bureau. Their reports will be
carefully tabulated, and, taking these tables as
basis, 1t is believed that the extent to VIII ch
the Observation-Disclosures or mechanic is affected
by the prison workers can be shown with suffi-
carnt exactness 10 serve as guide for future
legislation on the subject.
The report will also include statistics touch.
Ing labor strikes in this country. Tue Inquiries
OF Inc bureau on this subject cover period of
Time ranging from January, 1881, down to
July or the present year. aud il is believed that
lniormatlon has been collected touching every
STRIKE OF consequence that has occurred in the
united states within that period. From the
oata collected deductions OF a general character
VIII be made with a view to the establishment
OF certain rules that may aid in forecasting the
prooaoie result OF future strikes and in demon
strat1ng the effects OF such concerted move
mehts upon the laboring and employing
class and the industries affected. The iuil re-
port Will probably be competed about the be-
ginning Vi the coining year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

MR., EDWARD D. EAsToN, or the firm of Johns
q E on, has been appointed sienographer
ior the court martial trial OF Capt VIM. S.
| johnson -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

The SENATE FISHERY COMMITTEE. Senators
Salisbury, Edmunds, and Frye, of the Senate
fishery committee, arrived At Provincetown,
latin, and took testimony regarding the effects
OF reciprocity In fish on Cape Gods Interests.
Capt. Kemp, of the schooner Pearl Nelson, WAS
one OF the witnesses Senators Frye and Sauls-
oury returned TO Boston on the cutter al the
conclusion OF the hearing,
SECRETARY MANNING EXPECTED NEXT
WEEk.-Colonel Lamont says Secretary Man
ming Is expected the latter part OF next week,
but 1t Is possible he may not come until the
nrst OF the week following.
TEXAS FEVER and NOT PLEURO PNEU-
MoNIA.-COnnliss COlman, OF the depart
ment OF Agriculture, has received report
from DIR. G. j. Dyer, The veterinary surgeon,
who says the disease that has appeared in the
counties OF Loudoun, Fsuquier and Prince
william, Virginia, communicated by catIie
Obtained from Chicago, Is Texas fever, and not
pieuro pneumonia.
MRS. CLEVELAND IN BUFFALo.-Mrs. Cleve-
land, who arrived in Buffalo, Thursday ac-
companied by her mother and her cousin, Ben
Folsom were taken by Wilson S. Bissell to the
ArytApt street residence OF Mrs. Alice Folsom
fhufshay evening she gave a modest little
dlnner TO her guests at which Mr.. Bisseli pre-
sided. NO one else outside was present. This
is Mrs. CleveiaDd's first visit to Buffalo since
Ida whowas lately herguest. 1t is said that
Mrs. Cleveland has arranged to remain in Buf-
faio ten days, and that she has already received
quite number OF invitations to dine; but that
she mas given no decided answers as yet 1t is
SAID that she expects to 60 to LOckport next
week TO attend the wedding Of girl friend
whose acquaintance she made while summer
Ing In Niagara county several seasons ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

DURING THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
there have been 1 .O67 appointments made in
the Department of the Interior classified as
iniows: Presidential appointments, 277: class
lned service, 21O; unclassified service, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
THE APACHE SURRENDER.
Gen. Miles Report Unsatisfactory.

1T FAILS TO STATE EXACTLY WHAT THE AGREE
MENr WITH THE SURRENDERED HosTILEs
WAS, But IT IS INFERRED THAT THEIR LIVES
WERE TO BE SPARED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

TO- JSo. W. CoRsoN- JNo W. M.CARrNEY
O> Member y. !. Stock Ex
CORSON & MCCARTNEY
Bankers and Dealers Government Rond.
Deposits Exchange Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all Securities listed
on the Exchanges of New YORK. Phliadelphia Boston
and BALTIMORE bought and sold
specially made Of Inves Securities District
BoEss and all Local Railroad, Gas Insurance and
Telephone ~ Ics dealt in.
American Ben Teiephones,ock bought and sold au7
H. PHOSyfTE-THISC SCOMBINATION OF
49, CAIlsaJ a. Wild Cherry and Horsfords Acid
fhosphates. is n popusa- efficient Brain Nerve
Tonic and 81. e1g,.ard aSains. Malaria Sold ss
AllBU rms PHARMACY. lsZ9 feunsyiy anis ave,
In esktieS drau.h lat " Tin soda flJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

V1scoMTE DE LA NOTE ROUGE, inspector
general Of the national stud of France, who was
a Judge at the great horse exhibition recently
held In Chicago lis In the city to pay his respects
TO the President and to commissioner Gilman.
he Is accompanied by Vicomte Coutlean de
Coumont, director OF the national stud, at Conn
pefgne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

FS CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 0O0 Pa
A&~-I9 aVe.-Unuer the auspices Ot the 4a.is,iou,
Gospe, meetings will be heiu the coMiug week-
M ssiOn R0oms: Every Wees gay at AZ; every week
nlg-t. $50 SUNDAY, 8 pm Union NJ. f. Churcn. 4uth
ST.: Monday llgnL .:3u brancu Ni,sul,. corne,
mar. land ave. Sn aW.: luesuay and rluay
night, 1T 90 n grim nan. I7Uo 10Th st. w.: IL
uay hight 1:3O. GoSpei wason, sunday, foot 18th
St sw, :s:3Us Washington Circle 44o; marker space
d ciOck.
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coGRKsPoxDENCG


sRArr1.x. Dee. 10. 1856.
NJ. C.. r. CiaMeY, 1aaaesr Paeiae
Baoeaes TrsMefsr esd kxmFeaa CouapanB;
want VOC 10 send youF caEfiaae % ny
hawse Al $50 tnmorrnw morning 20 take
Nv family 10 she Taeama boat. We
nave 4 trunk and several smaN packages.
or ysa taks them on the asnkf sead
anawar By bearer. aBd ehiiaa. FeuEs
truly. ExhA cEKFKs
Rssidenes w1sf o. Pine street. Sasf1le.
SkATTLE. Dee. l3. 1855.
The absga letter Il ens OF many ~
Nesvea b us daily, inqniriEe aoaUs cur
rarssags and baggage wAgna- We are
Verx alad . announeH 20 the pzblie thai
- nov are prepared - aiteRd 20 al Or
sera. sishsR for a hAsk o. Ter baggage
wsecn. Oar little hiae waRoa wsz made
sssseiaEEv ser ~ and tfann oar avs plan
for So haaaaeA trade. We VII deliver
haaEaae q anv part Of the esay day Or
nlrht, We vii receive bagaaes u TIE
eisT. rnzsk, wsiah end ehseh Is aaviBa
- traseler all troshle 81 licking after
III Oar tsisphons nam6ef u D. bon't
for~st s. day % niahG kaspeeifnily a.
- eonsnand q tha puhlia.
Q y. CzANex.
al Manassf 2. 3, I. 1 =. Co.
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ThS Kedocti0n Of internal sevenne 4Ed
ths taking Of Of FsysHue ssampa fEom
PEuprtseaRy Medicines, ne douba has
largely bansfttsd she consansFH. a. well
Is relievinR the burden % bone bar
ufastnEBEa Especssiis h thie ne c4
with Grssm's Anqstst n l0arsr end BoseAess
Samaa Rggmp. as ths Fe1nc11sm
thirsF an cents per degsn, haa BEEN
au3dsd sa ineFease tae sra 0f the bottles
sustaining these EsDedts4, tesH9@y
giving oae. &fsh more medieins 10 she
Is cena miza. The AnqMst Flemv for
Dyapeesla and Liver G0mplalM9. and
sks Gsraan 8srup for Coach aaa Lnna
teunhsae, haze, perhaps. fhs largest SALE
AZ am nne1ieinsa IN abe wpgid. he ID
vwmsmMn ag imaFaassd af9s es rs bgsAies
vii Be greatly appreciated ~ ne sink
and az igted ID eseFy sewm and village
In eixilixsd oosaayiss. 8ample bottles
fsF no asats Hamnin tha 9anaa ssza de1aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

A woExnr ArroEsTmkHT.-rb e many
srianda Of Mr.. John O. ward Of this
olty viii % pleased 70 learn 81 bis ap
pointnnont e Aalsaana Keeper a the
West Pafna Kaah1 Hfalloa. fer which
position hs res reoommonded 5Y Capt.
GeofNa Z. EcndA. Keeper, and other
friends Ia seattle. AE. Ward ID IN Old
aoldsaE. wha seENsd bis eonnsFy faith
lalIy and veil Whsn the services os "a
aEiseio sons we're needsa, and thls Feocg-
niiion viii b. especially RfastfyinR 70
tha ed sasaFAns, sud shows that the
Hon. Quincy A. Brooks, Coiiee1oF Of
Caatoma. wks MAKES the nomination,
hhs q WaPm piaes 10 bis heart fer Shs
old soldier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

~ ~ wnszia-It woald 40
Ra siasy waa eestiaR % Be .
na y seaside. N great. Ia faas.
uAssla e hslp Its Pro
as Aanday asenine one o.
aNa kn9azea Ia this oSenpaaian
% riak sd safFied 81 sun
S q einh skasaa belong
- HEaetog Tbs entrances
aa6a thranah tAe font doors.
fefsed opan. Ia o0nss-
6 "a Nsaisls Burglars win BE-
g win saeiF @nFk. MsReto.
l4n q shfea visits a. aiaeFsnl
ae III Has annld Dc aunvealeut.
$50 b ene niaAa, hns villa ne An.
s Jsm q leeognelsBn, pxohably
$50 eaa he doanasa. The nexl
" expeel ~ haaE Il thai harnsars
49, sa.asa The baaemens Of enc Col,
zee1, % NE rear cf Les,
asaaieea'a aiose, ana aupplisd
20 VIII hicyeiea, Witch. "a
- 3 a. improvement "a even
lea Is miaAa be saRasskea
Ie84 % fhn asssswalks wtl
neoafees 81 skaters same
~ &nTeaina shieh tsnda d
- ny mna Be aonslaes 4 /
A Mtaia be traa. Il vii >
na egaos. that he VII
Aaaa aAAea % tie sifswslks az mi
paeass hsaafaatog. Thia Fna
heesa aa tha loaie AZ Rev
ward eathap. 49, - :. sS,.t -
= nexa % Rodlsnsa. seal
- sdefed = means 81 eraeG
t va recommaaaa sasra
have 30 hsaltensg 1
na aaap',
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Tbs new pafioE Rame-g roktno'e--is
baeomiaQ extremely popalar. Nc bet
Ter ca mora fatainnting heane nmuaamant
could b provided, suitable 30 all aass.
aGordtng pure and wholeeomB means
% raoEeati0n and euasEaaiumant. yst
havipe none Of tho obiessionAbla faa :
tarea q aamea 81 ehanea. for enaneas
depends entirely npon the skill of the
playaTA Tha Boards and Discs com.
psisinR shs game can - aesured Of the
SnAxTtH HAADwAnn OoaEPkMx, $50 ksaut
street., eho are sole aReuts for tie Pa
eilo Coass. di9S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

IF8- FNG418 NIEElNY1 FIE1lI17lI1 Il7Y
Co, lava, tells the f0iiewinR fonAEka-
be starg, aha sFnRh Of which y N.aehed
fog b che residents Of the town: am
B years Ella, have besn tronblea with
fsdngy eampiaint aud aafnsnexa fof
nnany years; eoaia not dress myseif
wishonf halp. New an fFea from All
cain and soFenegs, and an abs % do All
ar own hcnsswoEk. / owe my thank
% Electric Bisaers foF hzving renewed
nv ysufh, amd remcvea eompletely . i
disease and pain." Try q b01fis, only
aa-, 6 A. b. brMwAKF's drug SORE dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

sisaoslaR tTsnafsRs 81 real estate
IN hld las saaoFd SaaraAgs
~ aauRxg and husband 60
W ,gAaasy, ~ 8 hleak & TaEgy'a
nAols 70 ". Lair Hlil, srac.
aAa D and !. Kaaa q knlGhl's;
all hsenefg and wife 10 Thomas
l1t q bleaA s husks's So.
rnneh and wiis 10 sohn
Anh, two aasea on TIE shora 81
AaAn " lon. oaalinn a iownShin
Nnam saa'i 500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Iasies naed nss ace e0mpanfn Ehaa
sbag can't Res hna and saylaah Aats 3ad
f.nnnesz eimne fkn Ba4nnas haa auNnaa
- o. nee aanaR % tn anEmsFuf Fsunt
- Ma&sanm nax@seM KhMk aseEa Rsallv
- 4 Hna nsk. Mn9 mella - 4 very
- rrssn. K4exyna8Y sAenla q b sAae
re,ns~ Il ehew Wan4 - as coed aanlla
-. MxM 3 O. fRas &s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

AHHkvAL or xHE AHx10o-rss steam
slip Msxiso arrived here fram sau
RAnsissa Lass evss4ne. sue hr0aRhs s.
paasaaega. dissfihssed aA falisNs; We.
teRia, 81 PoFs Is@aaoa4. l. Seattle. IS
Taeama. q Her eAEss oampxlaaa -
tans. disAFieatod thass NsetsFiA. IL
sons; Pert Aooay. ~ Pert fownkeaa,
A.; SestliA, lS3g TaeoHA. 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Lar Us HAYS CnRAa wkxan.-Many
paisOns Of The spsine Hill WaasE Co.'S
pass osmp,ain q the muddy eondiaion
% the water furnished By that con
pMny after heavy Fains. and there has
been IN unnaaAl nnmbex Of a1cA rains
ahig season. For q day o. kwo after
each EAin GaoFes The wAssR ia net % 10
drink or wash With, and TIE said pat.
Foaa are led % exclaim. With the mari
neF, Water, water evsFywhera. bat not
4 dran Is drsakss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Fins clfse ct fram the Cato Olive
Fsrn. aanta Cara Duunty, California;
Alffsa Mrlehsss mneQaAaaA aaser1sa "a
frxsG. ana fnll a4aaksmea1 eg tins eRo-
aaFiez. ! w1il eanpa9s pEteas VITA any
haaaa IN ne eng and always eaaEanzas
tie aaality.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

-
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nsa r. 80 Pncl
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= ~ - ss... 49,. - =. = :.
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- 80
9 saly's ssl.a
~ a'ln aAsa AAAaa -
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- nlgn 90 - nsAe
n mas asaoua nAe1 ~ :
sys aEen tnla easJ
msa aN6 AaAns n. A
sa yaass84ss aaa %
- 1 esrse Mss assusaa
ne7az ana Aaisa Y. - Y
ny.
.,sss "a hsfs ell day res
50 ennaaI Iaelss-
- - - srnninn, aakina q
- - efhsr eassinaa aERs
n Slgf ma kalg.
n, - e n.asae. wxsasa a
=. ss.. 800 &C., .sas.i
- -, = I / - - 50 Goo Z. Z.
-. - - sIsSseie- al'snk
- n~.nu aaIanaaa ard ~
.s,..s.,.a a,san.s
49, 1 is~ss-se~ Fs,ss
i. ! -. - - TO-
Z ~ -. - -
- - -. =, 1900 - 80
49,
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80 Al gelsss Z. = " - - - -
m a NHs1ss g. VI 4@1s 49,
VISA - lea&t
~ p go e9Sn hl ~.
sq sas 90 slls 49,
500 - ales 1As = e9A&sA -
4 80 1ssaA.
Aag 0as e Ataa lasnn piaae
- - "A the fao1t 0t L4toag 4
8 8 - q fi,s 0psn Heaae blqnk,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

SONG especially ilAhls
10 snddsn eaidas eeaahp, os0ap. whoop-
inc caogh. ETC., We anarantae Aakez.s
EnaIieh Remedy q positive care. Is
saves hoafs % gnxiona wAtehlng. Sold
By 4. B. sxxwAHg. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

wAzx 10 ~ Jupazs.-A recent WASH
ingaon spssial says. Scr tie vacancies
- Be caused b. The explsAaiaa 81 she
terms q gaagss Hayt and Greene 10
a sahinEton fsrFttorY there are foar Of
KnaFa appiieARaa Fe1iaing h tAe IeFFt-
tory, suenty men in diAerens States
waa haVa applied fos tha SadReshapa In
this Territory. ard enc hundFed and
twenty % de arsns S9ases NO have 40
pliad fas 1adzasAips II sny Territory
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Any enc Wishing % buy q pfano Win
90 vel 20 80 FRAEx KnEnAxas wha II
the naannfactuFes8 aasna for tie eels-
hRated Wehar and Decker 8 San pianos.
and Is seiIinR then difees from the fac
tories. / will gnAxansee q sagtnQ o.
frona &zR % Alb0. OfHas with Wells,
RaFaa. Gail e. wFiia far prise. as dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

GAvn BeSnss--SoAn Andaaaaa tAs
eatsla Saaasr. uho i bainR ansd b Saa
enaEA e Rsxson. fsR ela,aao dAmaeas.
fer slls Ree crsmiaal tHtim&ag wish tie
ta1sesss Wife, arrived fFo@ FaEelan8
vsesE xiaag. ana aasandeeaa AAmsetE -
~ sA&fa9. aa8 tmmatsssaaF anaAF@d
iata &n hsn3s fcg hfa Hpnaranaa in
Cnnxa. wkah IL. Nashneas Il. q. &n
nna 4. Naasgisla. - Ns2sEisa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21
2O8 COMMERCIAL STREET.

RONNNQe That g 2: s's 'ssos.
o. 1reabied with windy ecsia testhing
uafna O. saomaen disorders. can be re-
lievtd Al once BY using AekeR's Baby
snotheE. Il contains no aptnm or NOR
uhins. bence e safe. Pres 3 cents.
Sold by A. b. SxEwAnx aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

II you wana Misc eAog eaow BE- the
quart o. gallon. pigs fees ready for TIE
sAhis. kiln dried RaaseFn corn meai.
paasnt hailed Eaafsrn baekwheak, SSH
ma ksapa thnm- Gals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Iaiias uishiae bsanttfaaly fitting cor.
esss nhtoh give ease and eonfoEt % he
wsaras, can be aseammedatad ~ leas
tna orders and measurements ma HIS
NcoNa's dreasnmakinR ea1ahlizozrenas en-
Sosnd sarsaa oppssise M = C9uTch. O.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

sM nanoz. ~. W. Pawsa
aAaa wsaAisasea luHasr. was u
sesasaay 10 zee Uommisisner
- nasify him Of he impsnd-
3 Ne Hack river bridge.
tAAt Tres secentiy aame aemn
49, eAd carried away tha haana
- J, na3iay aad Gov. Squire, He
NasA aaEa 1.0i0eaN geas 81 laas n
go wailine 10 b rue aown a
naa 81 Tie Back Eives bridge
49,. le4 oY sheer hooms. / an
- e4sm enms for fear % carry.
tee BRIDE fwif notigy the
- aEA and E.they 40 not taks
.eieck Ne hridea I vii not
eess-. ! sesPonaiels f0E tAe ounsa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Tha diaFfay ok Table and Pocket Gut
lery. Silver Plated Ware. ana elegant
OaF0aga. at the at9rs a the azATxEn
HAapWknH namRANx, 81 Rxant street, b
caEsAiaiy very attracttve. Ihe prices are
also abrasive. baoaass ex1rameiY tow. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21
4 eArEAns FssTtaaTE B'scev.

Casa C11sman. naEF. We9uouth, plF-
inQ between Atlantis City and y. r.,
nA& boso troaDlsd WIih = ogaah - thai
hs waa unahla % aleep, and Waa induesd
q ~ Dr. KinR's New Discovery gox
0ausnnautiga- Is Rok only save him
inaaana ralinf, hal alIa4s6 ths eziEnzns
sorannm n his hEaaNG He ehlsdfen
Zero mmlizsly aGsseed. ana . single
duaB hmd O. n1rns h4rsF 1srA Dk.
KiMas New Discovery - noe tse SIAN
dad rewafg IN ahn CalaN4n 1 hGln
and A t.n1f aaa nnfDnan. EHNn ANiai
Bsssiam ~ thks atsnanr3 f 81
SrEwkmE'n pTn9 btq1a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Wa posssissly state shas oar psicsa sFs
lover than ghe eEadia stores Ans pFloes
shay snaY q1a4a or advertise Yoa Viii
ind sheza ehsapeF a. the eash Sore
dNls GHExM1 CE3AnT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Haktea shanld kncw shay snsain only
thumn frwa fFem pass01s- kresnazzlsa
WesEmksa Invisible R4ea PswaeF z
harwlsss e tbs den. Preserves eaa
k,~swfies@9 he oampta4taa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

REx. W. RsuaA, Bapstas CAmEeh,
AaFurA. Lis, mys tAAt 6timorsss Axe-
matia VINE Is o hsazehel4 FsHedT sd
TAT ne famiay Should be Witho1t e. A.
B SrEwAET, ansuk dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Tha aCENTEAGEslEss d tie Enaas psp-
nlav Id afs2s IN AmaKias. &1.A& fsE aRs
hasaana. 81 50 eaE esmhf h9lfoaa. 1hay
ere far bes0w Us pKie8 Of any 9aAsE
stNnanrd wmkmF, and for Hf and auxa-
hssftv are nnaxnsIIsd. Tia ehesa aEs 20
All rxisss kshe glove i na4 sn1d &c whois-
aaln5 a Elsx @IAnAcHRn BIOS. 4a12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Doa4 fMil b taxa q leok a the fsoua
uiaa0ws 81 tha SKkxxxE nAApwane CoN
PANx1 store Yea vii Ind there m4ay
articles. usefal and ornAmensai. Euiks be
Ter holiday Pressue4 dl9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Cars. Miliar'a Eagle 8 ore has iasa ~
uaigad q fresh ssook Of those ene East.
era eiEaEa, Of tee Hagana Cheseats
CLuFuaFAl ana CahaM hFAnAA. cell Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

RMMoFEo.-A. B. Stewart has Removed
his dFua stock - hia former lnsatton, Ia
she Starr block, next 70 W. p. Boyd 4
Cc.A ael0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Rioh i4ca a1aseinR. We are ne eniy
hoasa that safEies extfsmly fna hsuna
inqa. Thar wtli Be Displayed shis week
ID osntsr window- 1oKLaa q eExanH
~. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

4 fuli Ilns Of aorssta 8 osnts pair
a " 2. Boxp a Cos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Fer year minee meat. plnm puddlna
snFgania, kaiaina sud aiaran. Hua4m 4
Mnxxa have ths eAoiasat 81 he loves
prices Ia the city. tia1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

Aimanaos for 1857 at HAsnnsucx q
fnnzz'a. Call and set enc. ds3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

=. Z. CAmn. az nanassts Miila, Pa
SAYS be saved tha life &c bis child vita
eeszp By using GilmeFe'a Magnstie
ElixeE. A. b SxxwAKF. aesns. Dc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-21

DnAxa.-A Telegram grom
fsnngivansA. yesterday, h.
- Q. DAxisa Il ass sssass
- fathaF. d. ". Davies. :,
Z ielaes frpm there, uxitisn
- 49, I'd them All waiI. Ths
aaealy saeeiSaa hafara ~
aaasaneing he enAth. d.
- q ram a So and lsavss !
AaeAisls ana Two soes. Il
- messAe sinss s,,'.,s - =. -.
iAatsF aiea. : aom and
no a. ala4sa q 4 asw dnxn