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ing two ladies on board the Guy was allowed to
pass. The Mt: Vernon then went to the burning
wreck Of the light ship, and then put about and
returned to Fort Washington, where the vessel
was ordered to lay, as 1t was expected an as
sault would be made on the fort and vessel
The night was passed withOutany event of note
The next morning( pril "a )the steamer Anacos-
tia came down from the navy yard with orders
tor the Mt. Vernon to go down the river again.
She therefore went down to Lower Cedar Point
light and returned, Oh the trip up practcing
target firing. On the way up we saw q schooner
prize, but ascertained that they were cheering
the flag. AT night the Mt Vernon was again al
Fort Washington and left at a. m. on the 25th.
At 1880 we passed Alexandria and saw the con-
federate guard on the wharf. The men were at
quarters ready TO return any fire. The Mt. Yer
non then went to the navy yard, arriving at
$50 o'clock, having made probably the first
reconnaissance of the war on the river"
Mr.. Stiilings was permanently detailed from
company and remained In the navy till
1866, and Mr. Woodruff in a few weeks re-
turned TO his company.
The command remained at the yard till April
3Oth, the boats being armed in the meantime.
Company A was then relieved by q Massachu-
On The same day april soth) Capt Towers
faEtry battalion parade on the LIST OF May. This
request was granted and the last parade OF the
old organization took place on the day named.
THE ROSTER.
The roster Of the company contains the follow
ing names: Lemuel Towers, captain, afterwards
colonel; l. d. Williams, lieutenant, Afterwards
captain; C. II. Utermehles, lieutenant; NJ. p.
Fisher, Meutenang James Coleman, list sergt.,
afterwards captain; Benz. +. Beers, sergeant;
James T. Martini, sergeant; Geo. r. Bassett,
sergeant, afterwards captain, commissary de-
partment; James A. sheehan, corporal; VIM.
stailingss, oorporai; W. e. Morgan, corporal,
afterwards lieutenant LIST Dist; W. Melhornes,
drummer: G. Nj. Bartruffs, q. /. Beers, r w.
Barnaclos, Afterwards lieufenanE T. ]. Brash-
ears, John d. Berkleys, John Boyd, w. H.
Barrys, James II. Bnshby, Warren Choate,
John Cahili, A. ID. Cannon, ]. w. Clampitt, oil
Illinois; john Z. Clary., Chas. A. Crippss. Thos.
n. Dorsey, Martin DarnaIl, Benz. A. Davis,
Madison Davis, Vim. Dranes, Julius De Saules,
r.. w Davis, W. H. Eatons, Leonard Emmert,
w. d. Eilwoods, Theo. Friebus, DR.. Z. w. fran.
soli, John =. Finch, Joseph +. 0edney, w.
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There are no marked periods i'm Cuba out
lining the end Of winter or the commencement
of spring. There is a shade of melancholy In
the strange mingling OF the dying OF the old
verdure with the freshness OF the new. The
Spaniard has no love for trees, and the narrow
streets and alleys are destitute OF shade, the
public parks being beautified by a few stinted
palmettoes and palms, fnienpersed with an
occasional statue OF Columbus, Ceryantes, or
some other Castiliau hero. pungent odor of
reeking filth pervades the atmosphere every
where and q Yankee mayor OF the city would
placard the town in twenty-four hours with
cans are i'm love with good beds, but travellers %
Cuba must not set their hearts on such luxurieS
ting on a wire screen, stretched over an iron
frame, caDopied by a mosq uito netting 10 shield
you from these pests, which iuu you 10 rest with
their music in a decidedly high tenor. On
room in the ordinary with two peeled
oranges, q cup of coffee, with crackers or stale
bread, which must satisfy your cravings until
streets representatives OF every land are seen,
and the flags Of every nation float IN the harbor,
which is guarded by the Old castle NO
passenger in Havana after sunset, no matter
how the storm may rage outside.
There is not wharf on the Island OF Cuba
and no vessel other than spanish craft can
unload q cargo except into lighter.
CUBAN MILKMAN.
There is one custom which prevails in Havana
that In spite of its disadvantages would be In
the interest of unadulterated milk IL adopted In
American Cities In the afternoon Of each day
a boy drives through the streets from six 10 ten
and anon the shop-keeper or the servant comes
out with a cup, the boy yells In Spanish, the
pure. rich nectar, calves meantime lying down
10 rest The article Is paid for and another
spanish yell sets the whole cavaicade IN motion
for another customer. VI e. '
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-19

Tbs New York Sua is asking Neal
Doe sone very plain questions, which
the venerable leader Of tie third party
Prohihltioniats has thus far shown no
disposition 70 answer. For years Gen.
Dow has asserted snd FsaassFted, By
voles end pen. that TIE prohibition law
"a Malas VS. 3 complete sueoesa, and
that u dia Ia truth pEohiblt. In the
heat Of ths recent campaign, however,
Dow asserted that no genuine effort
had egeF been made By The Republicans
Of kfalns 10 enferes The prohibition
lev, and shat the Law vas and always
had been openly disreRardsd 10 almost
oveFy city Of the Stats. The San de.
siraa 10 know which statement IL cor
rest. Does Dow maintain that the lav
Il enforced, % that Il b not ? For
twenty years Prohibitionisis have ~
led upon bis statements 90 Support
their argument thai prohibition was a
success IN Maine, and o9ald therefore
be made q success 10 ans other State.
II this support nov 10 be taken from
themf Are 0enssAi D0W's recent slate
menss 10 b regarded Is q complete de,
nial and Fetraotion Of the assertions
which hs hiss been making o. intervals
for twenty yeanf Dow has been az
esplsd By ths Prohibilionists ~ an
authority not 10 BE- questioned. and Il Il
not olaar how they can avoid accepting
bic latest declaration that prohibition
n MAine, after more than third Of .
osatury Of trial, is a virtual failure.
Dow ia placed Ia most embarrassing
position BY The manner 10 which be has
eoutEadiolod himself, and his fellow
Prohibitionista may we'll wonder wheth.
q he was dseeiving them when he De.
elared the pEohibitosy Law 10 be a sac.
cess or whether be is nov deOeiYinR
them IN asserting that il IA, and always
has beon, . failure.
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Considerable speculation has bean
indulgsd In a. 10 the Gauss for The res
ienAtion Of W. r. Boone a. snpsrin
tendent Of eenssFuotlon Of the naw
hospital for ths insane Is etsilaooom.
which waa annaanoad about two was .
agO. The published statements that ths
rtsignation vas on account Of IA health
4 net - all satisfactory 10 The puhlio.
Tha baildine Of Tia hospital ls q public
work, and tha people aFo entitled 70
know how that work l. being asoom-
pilahsa Mr.. Boone's saaden rosisaa.
zion has led 10 the suspicion that she
baiidsng Waa not being oenatfuctsd IL .
manner Of which be could approve. and
= pablio statement IN regard 10 zoe
matter from those Who should knew
would be received with = great deal q
interest
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A pecnliaF casa h aa trial a Winni.
PEG. William Stewart. Manager ot ne
Western Union Telegraph oasos II
Wichita Kansas, some tine since gath
cred together . little parcel Of the CON-
pany's money and teok The of travelled
road % Canada. lie saoseeasdln Gross
ing ths eofdss. bat vas arrested b. The
Canadian authorities and prosecuted
under ths Dominsan law whieh makes
she 6FinRing Of stolen moaey into Can.
ads punishable oaense. The pFosscn.
tiOn ls heing pushed by she American
saresy uoNPAny. BY which Steward wAr
BONDED. and vhieh vas compelled q
make geea bis astAisAsion 10 sha wesl.
eFn unioa. The case Is stin penains
and II Stewart l. convicted. che eject a
She trial uill Be- b make Canada agnasl
AZ unsfe = place fes ahscondsra 4.
ChicAgo Is Tor anarchists
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n PhllsasIrkia HsifrsaA kfsgy.i'
ehn errsn q &c N1slhszn Fsnihs kaii-
r.sa q rrnsasi. and q sbe q ,. Wsi9ai
crowd Is ras1laniaE. has rsEra4sinRiy
srsnk sag q sssfina tAinRn ceaaa.oa
any. Il uas ~ nseaa, we bsliess'
wtIeh nrst naads ths asleandlng 81
o.utfnn nat ths EoFshsFn Pseihs alseaid
ekssssf ne Cssamhis nissr lee g -
Osezon Railway and NssiKation tian-
rans for : lor9 tsrm q years, anA 90
- strenash e ne eharier saeuid
elsisn ne land asanisd = Itself e. en-
dfsleu ehat Il shoaId baild liDa dsNn
~ ooiuubis rfssx. Ths Eeeosd ae9
makes r,ntsmsas ghish Is e atasiltnR
a. lie snarsstisn above referred - i
Is not startling IN IT, nasuEe, bat = =
ssraine beoaass rsilr0sd organ has
mads 4. II sesoantinR he adyastaess
offered 20 insastoss y he AetEhssn r,
cfas. shs Rsesra % eeptembss lin,
mgE
There 4 No oempetttio1 possible %
fhs leeal tsnds q she Mort ern fssine
&c aeaount Of the immauas land aEAnt
~ aifernats sections owned By the sona-
ranV upon bsth sides 81 - nna.
lfhroaaf the aouiroi o. tae4e great
innded 81 alss t1B oompauy VIII be abs
q efEnstualiY pssVent tie eonslknesl %
~ - neW Inc within q d8neefoua
ecnpsff1i9a dfasanca. 1hs wonderful
100000 q this position viii - best
ae6errt.5od b. ang one Wis Investigates
~ nsannor IL which the distances be
fwaan Chiaaao aud 81. P4al has bse1
honaVeunhed with railroads. NO e1s1
~nsflre into fbs trade 81 ahs towns and
elfi.s aiono TIE line 81 ehe Northern
PaeIee = poasihls. and ths tFanspsrta-
tion ttsfeof viii b ontlfeay fetained ~
or soad.
gaea oandoF q charmiHR The Rosr-
Iwrnzasanncnn hns for years osniended
that ne grant Of land maae 70 the
Northern Paoias Railrsad 10 ourss 20
ths psopls q ths Northwest, bal q
soarssly axpsotsd 20 eariy 3 sorFoboEa-
ion from 40 official oERan 81 the North
ssn Fnsias Railroad. The land gEaat,
than, Is 70 be depended upeu b ne
NortheRn Paclas 10 make composition
lmposnibls b. prsTsntina he oonasEne-
tlon u composing lines o. b. crushing
than whan they ere Constructed. The
bansals o. great monopoly viii thus
Be- made manifest 10 the pespls Of the
Northwest. Profession for ths peopls
is b Be found IL competition between
corporations. and lhis protection. which
q enjoyed b. ne people Of al other
sessions Of he country, Is 70 Be- denied
% TIE people og she Northwest besauss
o. he ruinousIy mistaken policy Of the
eossrnmani.
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HamanAn CuuzA9H
Paar IosE1Ezn, Eers. -. -
These reraona 10 hnse essafrlIy en-
uasEsa lhs pnbfitiau - ths hl4uds
IL shs sonsh ssss nemis fhat q Rasi1s
iafand trads I'll b established h lia.a
sklsh uiI Be sas Il Ne Rrsat rsllansea
81 eur Pages sound sommars& 1hin
Rseias land arnds. kgssgsr, = re- p
. fsaafed e . oomneFsla1 possl5iiltJ,
~ e. . reality Which Is constantly h.
cssaalna Is izpertanse.
whnt may b dons IL this trade nsay
BE- rsuzhiy estlnntsd - Esfsssnss = ne
sineis arouD d ~ Hasziian fsisnds
q shoWu b tie annaaa rspoE1 q ths
CIosIscsoF Gsaerd o. Cqstoms FsEativs
% ths imports. exports. immigration
and naviessisn Ct ne Hawaiian EsIAnds
fsr ahs ysar 1856. The total gslas Of
domestic experts fEom thess islands for
fhst var arnsantsd = g $50 elzs; shou
inc 81 Increase, e. nonpared eith l831,
81 49Tf5. o. thsaa exports sheEs
we're III $50 So ponnds of sugar, salusd
81 g osl. Aext % sugar 10 yalus
nmone domeslis exports stands Mss.
aneanfiuq e e7 ,S6s bids exported
wese Taiusd a. 81 .539s bananas valne&
~ e68 808s and wool 50 ga; ne prin-
eipsi portion Of which was shipped %
he single psrt Of san kfzneisoo.
OF imported articlsss saeh 81 eo1ld Be
Furnished Of ne pEodacts Of Puast
Sound, other than iambsE, there vas
Imported into Honolniu dafinR l6ss.
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NOTICE OF SALE

IN The DISTRICT COURT or TIE
fAird saltciaa pistrtck e Wnahsnztea
feEEituxy. hcsaiaz terne e Se1ftle. q Ana
counxy. " ashiaTsan TeFntaEy.
Ne 49, Fhs Hlzek DtAmsnd E1al Man4na
Cszpsxy ana inssrxgniGg ifeesiaats. HhSllAnt
verses In sseamaF q L. Nsstic her iakhia
anpE-sl ana fara itafe. respsnteal
Aeztea = hareAF aiFtn t4at. WteFeaa - q
aasaes q Ne akaye satiliez CoaFs. eassse4 q
ruceNa IA s6t1 Gear % the 1ElA aky II ssp-
tsmeer. issG. The Ahexs aeAai steanagF q 4
= aEtz,k keE taSkte, app9sei faraitzre, Sc
wera elais1sed ard oFssere1 - ~ sid s. ~
nlaasez Froyaies y hv, = aasusF n prsysF
e m ahsVa 1Ans4 liAsI4nts
HNerakaFe. Nli aail sAl1 sseAzaer e pah1ic
aae1ioa. = iAs hlEAsss hit1sx 2 eaaA. a Cat.
snaAas WtaFL q she eaty - se4tils. q kiss
c11asg, NasetzEea1 Herrstelyi - I'D elsFel
. 'clsek n 80 lsseascn, - kears1sy. ~ 2alA
1ay Il &tr1a@hsr, ISL
pa1se IA leah d4y ~ es8'as@nsE lisa
G aissS etslas MzssAAi foF Hashsastan fss.
uerzz. sAts -
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1aEHr1 > ref1 earna ! hre hesn
ss4zM111 ~ ~ E1Esan D1csI b rsa1
9neeimxEa eE m1r frmiA nnH aAzSnag
Aag1 seed ~ sHe mew ~ Inc Fian1eT
e4mUl11 ~ a7gI1 aud E1zrH. 80 IN
lE1a Egn1IHE U0ra - IT, h8Ek Hnp1.
eish 4smDIss 81 E1Ei1a1 kids 81 Ts1ssl
tastes and oas4 t14fisg, mkeat ana ak1ex
pss2Hg11. - Be piane& an exhl hknn. 20
Is - uaeEc - 80 fsr fha1as lgzs shs
qsaIlfE q CIR pro1aass. whieh ean BE-
zhsppe4 firse4 e noou e. wa have staam-
eEH - ka9ara fari4 ffan9
Da1 4EtiGse - farm Eufure. timoln4
haF. Hu1i4 Eel weH e. HonoInin, bEf
that, - oEdex . insaFa aazasss. shnaid
- Is the saEy hest qaalIlY sid e1En-
pFaad Into ne snalsas posgsnls onm-
pass sd boaBd wife u6Fs banaa fke
hen4ff q ceupsegsira hay for foreign
snIPDent = thEesfoie. Isl, ssFEng q
re- ~ frsu feiased buik; -. profse-
tioa lKcM Ore, 50 bale ting conp ed
wamld only ehaf On khs o1tsIds iiks q
bata Il eotton O. rsaU 81 papsF, whGn
Subjected e Ere and q. % pFeTsni the
pe1atrati1a Eazes oe Ee4zefg hold ffom
lninring ihs quality. On sAe SAME pFinei-
pc that hops shegunRhlS ogmpFsassd In
bale WI keep lonRsr tkan b > loose
stats. Piss qaaliEy tiu0tby hay paaksd
10 this maunar win ell readily sad e
hefteK prices than th8 Wild GA bag or
straw aaippd from San Efanciseo.
b the FscipFoeily treaty between The
Unilsd SIefes ana Hawaiian EinRdom
al pFoduota of either souniFy ere I'd
mittaa into tho other fires Of dutg. But
every 9hipmsnt mast be aooompauied
% Al invoices % which mast b attsched
a0nsniaE cert 6catoa Of salns Of artinles
Is piAee q ehipmsnf. sad that thss afs
Of she REUWth, pK04nas o. manufael1re
Of TIE GATED STATES ~ Ameriga. With
out saah osnsalaF caEtiaeateg dnttes viii
be ahaTzod.
Tks merahsnis Of PuRst SQUAD have
ahown an indii1eEsnas abOut this island
trade. and thna shs San Francisco houses
hHys quietiy absorbed ths WHO'S Of IT,
buf sew thai have shown there & q
maFket fog our pE0daefa. Z W only send
them 20 that maKkeg, 1 think thai some
Of tbs enterpxisinQ merchants " Seattle
vii look into this Quest10n, and. II they
Do, Il b very certain that another SEASON
vii inauQurafe direct line Of steamers
betwean Puget Sound and the Islands Of
tie south Padiae ocean, and an inter-
chaneo Of eommosoe commenced whicA
wflt Be 81 Haal importance 70 ali con
neated WITH il. ] stall Be pleased 10
give reliable information frsm elIaoiAl
sources % any persons DESTROYS Of inyca
SiQRtinQ TIE trade with the Pacific
Ialansa.D JaMKz q. SWAN,
II. h. Ms Consul.
Port Townsend, W. 7.
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TIE eouniFy vii Be pleAsed 10 learn
lAai President Cleveland continues 10
enjoy himself IN ale vpFy midst % he
ullas Of New York--alse Mrs. Cleveland,
Mamma Folsesa. Mrs. Lamont and TIE
frrepEessihls Dan. Tie President vas
20 ungortunate as 10 be kaeekad eveF hy
lhe resell Of gaa few GAYS ako. hsi
fertnnatsly 20 bones vege hfaken. and
excepa 10 tha aizaisy az he Chiet Mae
istrass. 20 damsee uAs dona The ae~r
a. the ether end q ~ eun was an
haEmea shougA vssy much asloaisAed.
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Lumber Dealers
Rooms I and 8, Frye's Opera Block
p. 0. box 252. Seattle, Mt.
n oTs AND HOOKS FOR SALE IN

T OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
IL North Seattle.
LiOts and blocks for sale In d. 7. Den.
ny's 1rst, second. third, fourth. nfth aad
sixth additions.
Lots and blocka for sale in d. T. Dem
ny's Park addition.
Lots and blocks fer sale in D. I. Den
ny's East Park addition
Lots and blocks for sale In Mob Hill.
Lots and blocks for sale In Green's ad-
dition.
4 house and lot fer sale In D. 7. Dem
ny's fifth addition. $3.50.
Lot 3. block IS, D. T. Denny's third ad-
Lot I block %. D. t. Denny's third ad-
a ho1ss and lots in D. I. Dsnny's afth
Lots 5 aud 8. block p. in BEN and Den
ny'a addition. $500.
Houses for rent and for sale.
Loans negotiated and Investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident parties
Orders for all kinds Of rough snd drea8-
ed Lumber, Lath. sash, Doors and Mould
ingA win receive prompt attention
Corrcepondence from abroad solicited.
g8fdwfm
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Extra Session Of Board 81
County Commissioners.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT
Az the Beard o. County Commissioners
for king co1EtY. ", T. W. b. aEree-
mant AZ the nemb1rs thereaf. meet IN
epeciai session on SATURDAY. the 95sh day
a. repsamhor. A. d. lSs6 Tor the purpose
Of ecttng On petitions Ter The establish
ceuaty.
Dated this lSh day q ssptembar. IssG
4. C. HARRIS.
Coanty Auditor and en- odlcio Clerk az
sata Board. saiadNlw
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70 PFOhihitiOniSts Of King Co.

A FTER CONSULTATION WITH
"a leading prohihiti0niats Il has been
thought best 70 postpone the time for q
mass meeting from The 10th % the 18th Of
September. 81 which time Il Il hoped all
persons interested Ia this movement win
make an effort 70 be present.
ALFRED SNYDKlt, Chairman.
Il CALvEEET. secretAry. seAdWld
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For Sale.

CKyKRAL ao-AcRE TRACTS NEAR
= ne cify.
Tentont 70 akreet car Ina.
Cshoins inside property that vii pay 3
good par ceak en- the investment
some choice blocks and lots h Con
stock addition.
some fina lots In North seattle cheap
Also, some farms and farm lands
We have two OF three saWEniils for sale;
aiao, money 70 loan. In fact We are pro-
pared to accommodate any and every body
that comes along.
HEFNER 4 DISHON.
aus 21S1 Commercial street Seattle
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OvERwEG-In Seattle, Sept. 7. 70 the wife
Of Gottfrisd W. OVerweR, q daughter.
sMFTH-In Port Madison, Kitaap county,
Sept 16 10 the wife Of Alex. ID. Smith.
3 daughter.
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

THE sEATTLE sQUAK AND sNo-
Il qualmie transportation Company -
now prepared 70 carry passengers and
dispatch. The shortest qulckasf and best
route % reach the famous SnaQualmis
FaliA hop ranchea aad hunting ana nah-
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages . day from seattle 70 Squak
leaving q. r. stones grocery store nt 7
q ~. and p. N. For further particulars
apply Is stones Grecery store Front
street. ana
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SchWahashes Bros. 4 Go. viii receive
their fail q "a of lace caFfains. screens.
eto., IN q ieu daya SCVWAnAcnxn haoa.
40. seis
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Lannsrg .zsisa g 4tlli 4l5; fsay1a
sasIl, lsi1fsx' 81 80 rscas1 4ikl.F,
s1gr Dzafaruses 425. 81 NIX Han.is, q
3 daWs mo naem ~ Cnnanzt II n. aangik.
g s &ag. baar1 g. W1f1v 80. LaNM-
lFFnseN So
Esv - kiss n rusrk ~ ~ $500
81 ~ tpSka.
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The Last Chance
TO BUY WATER FRuHTlsE on
ELLIOTT BAI At REASON
ABLE PRICES.
81 to So per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w agents for
LADD'S ADDITION
81 to s. per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w agents for
/" LADD'S ADDITION

To the city Of Seattle, which comprises
lots 4, 2 and ). Of section ~. and lot Z, sec
tiun -, townships p nurth, range 8 east
near smiths Cove and We areauthOrizeo
70 sell the same ter from y ~ 81 per front
foot. on nsiiiOst Bay, ana from So to &75
pes LOT, not water frontage.
his ~ 81 far tae cheaBest property IN
that part OF tho city, and u beautifully
AID cut according % the topography Of
Parnes investing in this property now
cannot heip ont make money.
TERMS - PER cEsT Down. BALANCE
n b = AND ~ MOATHs. AT 10 PKR CENT
Title. U. ). patent 70 w. s. Ladd. the
Portland millionaire banker, " arrnutY
dceo from lAstdd aud wife 70 Geo. Is, KIT.
tlnger. Plated W Klttlnger, who viii
give warranty deed. NO BETTER TTTLE
ON EAkrH.
a few blocks. only, for sale at these
prices and on these Terms.
suppose you buy niocK ct $500 or $500.
You pay ~ Per cent denn. tOWlL, 50 VI
Slse. No more payments for months.
as soon ~ me cealtle. Lake ehore and
HASTEN railway commence work your
book viii % worth several thousana dol-
laTs. leu thereby risk few dollars 70
maze . STAKE.
10 not buy this property till you dnd
oat prices VI adjoining properly, and Il
the price asked " u ~ A0t - per cent
leas than you caa get other properly hd-
JOINING. OF N that vicinity, We viii make
you 8 present. Of = book. Try IL and sec.
We shasl positively Withdraw this addi-
ten from the Market ak these prices,
v hen uRs-thiEd Of II ID sold. THESIS ARE
0uh INSTRUCTIONS.
n. B.-Ne hsreby offer and have pur-
chaseEs for every acre q Land within enc
hall mite ef this ADDITION. N any airec-
tlon, - $50 per acre.
c. G. PHINMEY q CO.,
James street
su2sdw Opposite Occidental HOsel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-19
GRAND EXCURSION.

DKRsoNs DESTROYS OF ATTEND
JIG Ing TIE w. q. r. y. Convention at
Mlnneapolia laA previously advertised ~
dnesa rates by joining TIE excuraion that
leaves Tacoma and Portland about the las
and tssh q Ociober. Further particulars
can b Obtained ey applying % the W. @
Mrs. 4. W. p. GUYE
Ms n. c. GRAVES
fqf MISS JENNIE TANNER
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Hiss FIosanoe Marvin, she fortune
tellaE. has ratarned 20 seattle, and may
be eensnlied &C room ~, kenney block,
corner Of Front and Oolumbia streets.
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NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED.

DY A CAPABLE WOMAN, HOUSE
ID work By tae day. Address e. H..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-19

Jasl arrived e P. J. Lam 4 Cas-, 3
full line Of ladies', miasss' and ehild-
ron's 6ne Frennh 9nd Caracas hid shoes
Of every styls. Also EubheFs Of eseEy
dasoriplioa. Corner Frost and James.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-19

Mrs.. Aaasns' eahosl of ebert hand aud
type- writing uill b spened On Tcssslsy
next.
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A BLACK vALIsE; SINGLE HAN
a die. Lost somewhere on Washington
street. Nothing valuable except some
papers and letters, VII Oh tbs owner woula
ike 20 have left with GEO. w. CRANE,
next door 70 Lyons Court. 1873