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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-24

In an interview with News reporter yester-
day Hon. A G. Harris stated that he would be a
candidate for the Republican nomination for
Congress in this district. having decided to enter
the race at the request of number of his
friends
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A Jefferson County Prospecting Company.

The Jefferson Cas- Oil and Fuel Company,
which will prospect in Jefferson county, was in
corporated yesterday The capital stock is
$1,000, and the directors are James Hargan,
Harvey B. Foster, William L. Frevert, Sidney
E. Haigh and Raphael Kronenberger.
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The Muewump Has Reached an ..Ik"

Boston Herald.
1t is yet too early to say that the country will
again trust the Democratic party with power Ia
the Nation. even under admirable an execu-
tive as President Cleveland; but Judge Holman
is right In saying that if any Democrat ID to 30
elected it will be he.
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Editorial Leisure.

Burlington Free Press.
A correspondent wishes to know how editors
spend their leisure hours Leisure hours2-oh.
yes; they spend them catching up with their
work
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Ancient Order of Hibernians.

5peciat to the Indianapolis Journas
RICHMOND, June 23-The business Of the
convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
closed to-day. The committee on the standing
of the order reported an increase of thousand
members. The committee appointed to propose
plan for insurance reported in favor Of the as
sessment plan-$1 to each member within a
So, 600 limit, which plan will be submitted to the
divisions throughout the State for approval.
John W. McGreevy of Logansport was re-
elected as State delegate; John H. Meany, of
indianapolis. secretary, and Thomas Kerins, of
Brazil, treasurer. Evansville was chosen as the
place Of holding the next convention.
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lamont Made q Master of Arts.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, June %. AT the COM
1mencetnent exercises of Union College to-day
the degree of A. M. was conferred on Daniel S.
Lamont. private secretary of Presidents Cleye-
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Gas. Gold and Oil

Special to the indianapolis journal.
MADISON, June 23.-The gas, gold and oil ex-
element at Lexington continues to be the main
topic in that vicinity. Yesterday Madisonian
was at Hastings and Geddings farm, on the
boundary between Jefferson and Scott counties,
and found many gold-hunters prospecting for
gold, which they found, but whether in paying
quantities or not be was unable to say. Mr. w.
0. Lewis has quite collection of quartz rock
found near Lexington which contains gold and
silver and other metals. Persons DESTROYS of
satisfying their curiosity can do SO by calling at
his store and examining the specimens.
Generous Appropriation for a Monument.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LoaANsPoRT, June 23-The commissioners Of
this county have appropriated $40, 900 for SOL
diers' monument Some time ago the members
of the G. A. r. took the matter in hand and sue
ceeded in securing a majority of all the votes in
the county. The monument will be placed on
the soldiers lot in Mount Hope Cemetery.
Minor Notes.
| Edwin Beall, sixty years DID, is mysteriously
missing from Milan.
Isaac Ferguson, Of Terre Haute, has been
| sent to the Hospital for the Insane.
| Charles Black, living at McKeen. near Terre
Haute was kicked by a horse and so injured that
he will probably die.
| Natural gas has been struck near Brookvle,
at depth of $50 feet, and there is great excite
ment in that neighborhood.
Oil indications have been found in we'll re
Gently dug at Muncie, at depth of twenty-five
feet. There is much excitement. and people
Whereabouts are threatening to bore for gas, OIL
| or whatever can be brought to light.
David Brooks, the aged father of Arthur
| Brooks, who murdered DR.. Cause, died on Mon
| day, his death being attributable TO grief at his
| failure to get signers to petition for his sons
| pardon. He was well-to-do Wayne county
/ farmer.
Evansville is feeling very proud of her new
| steamboat just finished at Cincinnati. 1t il
owned by Evansville men, and is called the
| New Idlewild" The boat is 209 feet long
| beam SO feet, width over all Al feet depth OIL
hold 6 feet She will run from Evansville t.
Cairo.
George Lewis, twelve years old. is missing
| from his home at Wabash. When he left he
| wore wine-colored suit of clothes. black anG
white mixed straw hat, blue calico shirt and but
ton shoes Any information regarding him may
| be sent to his mother, Mrs VIM. Stewart al
/ Wabash.
/ The free kindergarten. at Columbus, Mrs. NJ
| NJ Shirk, teacher. has closed for the summer
| Forty-nine children were taken in and cared for
| physically and mentally. for FIVE months, and
| thirty of these were brought into Sunday schools
! The school closed with picnic. This school il
| under the auspices Of the Columbus Flower Mis-
sion, an association that is doing noble work.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

First Baptist Church. Fourth street.
near James Rev. D. J. Pieree pastor. =
Freachiaa 81 II q. n. and T.ao D. IN: sun.
day 4 hoal a is.i5 ,. M: younN peopio's
meeting a. go D IA. Communion a
close Of morning service. fuuareinvited
Trinity Church. On Third street. oppa
sta Court house. Dean Watson. rnctor.-
50 daF Hchooi iosi3 3. N haly cnmmun-
len - Has q. n. EFenlAE prayer ~ ],
koeveninE collection. SiftinEs free.
Christian church, Seneca s9rpeS Be-.
tween Third and feurth.-P reaching ai
II q. n. and Tsop m. b. kldaF n. II. Mosa
Sunday 9chooi - 70 .. N. Subject q the
Mlufmtng diaoouraa. PgaYara. Acts ~ a..
Kvening discourse PHILOSOPHY 81 Retri.
hutien, Gal Vi. g. The pablo are cor
daily invtted.
First Methodist Episcopal Church. Sec
ond street. near Columbia Rev. A. J.
Hanson. paAto4.-9arstces - II q n. and
10 ,. n Sunday School - ffis ,. m.
Young peopiea meeting at6e9p. ~. Com.
munion after morainE aeEmon. Strangers
welcome.
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Rodney Kendriok. Puget SQUAD man.
aasr Of The Washinzton Min Compauy.
vas b ssaisis YESTERDAY. In converse.
lion with 4 Posz-InEE1xzaHscm 70
porter concerning the compaBy's Affairs
Mr. Kendriek said.
"wiih regard 70 rebuilding ths Sea.
beck mill. We have not arrived 81 any
definite a0nolusiou further than that
ws viii DO nothing IN tie way Of re-
Building this winter. We oWn The Sea.
beck toWnslte and continue oar store
there. We carry . thirty thousand dol
lar stock Of goods and supply the log
aina camps ard settlers along the canal,
A. wsll aa residents 81 The town Of Sea-
beak. Since taking charge at Port Had.
lock we hare opened a store similar 10
the 6eabeck establishment carrying 8
similar sompists stock Of goods. AZ the
new mill We arc cutting IN average %
lc30c9 fest q lumbar per day, bat the
eaoaeitF of the mill, with q few aIiQht
Improgomenta, will Be rs ocQ fest per
dav. We are enQaQod 10 busldinQ cablna
for cur single men, and will build
houses for our families e. soon a. the
cabins are eompleled. Mr.. Hadiock.
VIA owns the toWnsite on the bluH.
where the residences viii Be built. has
laid the town out Ia pretty good shape.
The lots are mosily 50xi59 feet il
si1a. aud the streets 60 feet wide. We
arr nov a. work on the COOK house,
which viii be quite & large building,
siih 3 hall IL the sooond story for
danaisQ, meetings and social gather
inna, as we'll as for religious exercises
and Sunday school until We GET around
20 i aud bniid q church. We are max
ing sons changes and improvements ID
the mill, building 8 aiab carrier and
tracks 10 run out lumber from the mill
70 the shaFf. and are add Ing two or
threa planners 30 the machinery. We
are at present loading four vssssls-tWo
foreign and tWo ooaeteFs--au and haEs two
On the way from San Francisco. We
10 quite q COED local trade with ahs adj
iaaent oountFy and furntah most Of the
lumber used II Pors Townsend. We
have petitioned the Government D.
establish Z postofiios az Port Haalock
and Give us proper mail facilities With
the outside aorld. to which ~ expect q
satisfactory answer vary soon. Port
Hadloak = Ia Port foansend Bay,
abaut mile and half fram ir0ndsle,
and u q splsadid loaation fog mil"
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Parties eoing East ehoald call on w.
Van Waters, Accent Canadian Paeiae
Railway. before eioainA bargains fer
ttakssa Rates loweF than the isvese.
Parties esnalns fol fFiands eAn Deposit
theif messy uiih ne and I viii tee
grarh tie delivery of q ticket e. my eg-
pence. thas EaFiag time and expreasaEa.
Ths CAnadisn Pscfee y Sc shortest
and most aiFees Fo1es % al eastern ard
aauaheaafeEn GENTS. snsh as AsatraAl,
Nsw Yofk. ChtesEo, - kaal and al
POINTS ssuth or sasl q s. Raul. This
4 tne hass haiss and best eqnipped linz
il Amerfsa. Entiga train Fung thF. uRh
frum ths Pastaa b tie Atlantis withsat
ehanre q cars. No extra charge fer
aaoond class sieepefA The naunery b
eiaEset uith TIE efaHdeEl q th4 ucgid,
eompstsaR mauataina. Lakes. rivers,
fussalA. esariers. a4nyons and oeaattf l
iAndss4pea
EKcaEsicnitts can aigays eas1ta large
saving - raIrani1tnE teig poFataF roaa8.
Pail imfcgm attaz FeEaE1tnR RAlea, ttEze,
aeeouma6atscua, zee freelY CO And
- appleiaR q w Van WkxEW
Gsn. A9dns Toe RaRet Soznd tn Z. 8.
0l3aa. Welia. FarNe 4 Cas- baildlaes
Ssnlaiss y. 7. -
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10 fearle gho etsnosr IS - aio.e
Saszscn slrssa iaaa nlet us,a ssse.ss q
80 ~ usw bualdIaa IT Esa Ensssla O.
an3 Eleetris Lkehf Cenpany ab,szs
Nh DowsElni whlts IiehA De eutsr.
ina tls huiidina. lls sisiaors usrs trese.
= ibe uieht - elasen no ssrt1Is rousr
aks llahfa ba1nine d Ne nnrna sss.1,. b.
eieas t6lIlg-tuo Ig.oandle po9sr insan.
-. laells. Aks ere llE1i1 Ensa cut s
llo9s ezlllsan1 ard dazz ln liai.6. MAJ.
lnA ne Smaller lnezndssus iamns 20.
fleax yeET nsl4 4 gas ~ isli hlrnInq
= - eec1a eeerned . enIt dirty ypl-
lg4szA A&lnes - GKaat ms fhs eentFas
.ssa ne AeEee uhite RieEe q he ere
.N1A ne M pea boiler. de -
A.fles Ee1asy ls4nia, 4 eighty horsa
BpNs8 ana ne peKfsollg Adinslsd 60
elns = - eenAl psWef. 1he t9o dyna
rs 80 eash eapabls e s8pplYina
..s1sksy e8 - 80 candle HuwaFa arc
llRn.9 - g q he IS candle ipsssF IN
e1nas11ent laup4. AsUitet board e 90
aEfAnG81 that hoEh dgnanaaa can he A.
sae.Asa q one aisralt o. two as nsEa cis
calis - one dguann.
tae eieplElo uaehine = from tas fac.
tory e tns koEt wayns Jeunay Ina1Fia
AiARnt Uon panE Of Fort Wngas, 1adi.
a1as Zlse asake z spsci1lty q fhs syB-
Ten q are liahta. M. z. A. BaRkhuld-
~, 9 representative 81 tie sumnanv.
plaeea 9ne aynamaa and me6hinaTy II
position, and viii Fsmain il otsrrs ~
iue NaTka nnfil tne arrival n Mr. Fisk
"a, TO n44iy appointed efsetFieian Of
ne a1alsle eoasFaol. vhieh vii Be
eoeNt - tbsh II he present msntb-
Tbs are nHht eapplisd By eha FaEt
Uayne company 3 = mo8eI h con-
pleleue14 Tiers are SO esla q ear
oonas eaeh 81 walsh vail burn seven
h0axH. Tbs eafbana afe 20 arranged
that he peinlg nppfees1 each ofhsr -
they are eensameds uhsn 1ua pair = "a
h8useed teG 0t4eE FAif are s.nuaediaiaiY
ke4istsnee eoll and cher inpEsge.
ments ara attached lhat e. 10 make lnia
lamp oamnlele Hmd satisfactory - a
most every par laalaE.
u ts understood that ths oompans
eontemplatea putting oua Of thnas 6ne
are lights 10 fFous - the oesidaataI
hoiel immediatsly. Tits ell give the
peopie a. epp9Esunlty % appsselatina
NNN0 HNAWHAA A4 NAHEA+s MHH3W NIZMHM VIII
probably Be raised ahouf twenty feet
from he nrouod. shs rags sram which
vii B useful faf IonQsf distances than
any otheR kind 81 iiehl of eQunl pousr.
Ibs inoandeseont hRhts 9 - ulsd b
thls eompany ara aupplied bY what q
called ms Tnemss Sgelem.n u IS
claimed that this system . run nt
higher teea1on aad that tie ifeha g
equAi. II not Superior 10 thai supplied
by tie Edison system. The SeaitIs Ga
and Eieoifio fdghs Company i nos
nicely quaFtesod and vel eQuipped 30
aupply The Town with axeelient light.
The Seattle Eleolfie Edi1on) Company
q ever crowded with ba1inasa and Is
huEfying 20 get in9o lis SOW quarters
when & VIII - ID posislon % appear ni
lte best. seattle viii then Be foflunaie
" tbs pnoaeaaign Of Two Eieo1Rio Light
companies, vYin0 with esah other u
t1a pEodaosion 81 he bosg and cheapest
n aFitdnial liRhia.
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Pilea are froFnently pgsoo9od ~ q
zanss q weight h the baak. ioina and
lower part az tha ahGiomaG. cMuginR tha
pafiezt - snppose be baa some aHaefisn
81 the kidneys % netRbboring oFgAn1
AZ times sFmpanuaa of indiQsstiun are
pEoeent, A8sal1ucy. un9ask1Am of aha
stomach, 60. A naiEtnFa. hka psrspi-
ra4ina. pro6aoinR . yery d1zaereoahls
itchina, nftex Re4ting wars, h q eam-
mon attandnns. Hsind, BIsadinR ara
llcAinz Piles yield &c ooee % TIE aprfi-
oati0a a. d.. Auaanko's Pila kemady,
which me&a aireetly upau Gha EmrfR az
faetsA stzlhin1 tho 1uUuFs, nilayinQ
he inasass tlehinR and sEooefnN per-
manzn4 ouze. RKius @ caztA AaHEanS
ahs DR. Bnssake Me1imna o.. Pkqsa
Ohtn. SD 30 A. q 6xEwknz. ~
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Ms. Phnss CheAley, Peserson. Clay
ca, IaWa, tells ~ falloHin1 remarks.
bic atarv. the truth Of watch IL vsached
for BIZ the residents 81 the toWn; am
q years cid, have ben Troubled with
kidney complaint and lamoneae for
many Feart; could noe dress nlyself
uithoas heip. Ns9 am FREE fram ell
pain and aofeBess. and am aba q 90 all
nv eva hoasawoEk. l owe ny thanks
% Eiecsric HiileFs for having renewed
nv Yeath, sad removed oempietely al
disease and pain" Try . basiia. Only
Soc, az A. b srNwAKr's drug store. dW
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= CAFTAINs FssssaAEE RasosV.

Cara. Oaiensn, schg. Weymoath, BY
ms between Atlantic Clty and n. r.,
haa heen trnahIsa 9th q enaRh - thai
he waa unable % aiueP. and cas- indueed
- ~ D4. ktnau Neg Dfscsssrs for
CHnsumpaiaa- Il nct only save him
iurtana ralief. bat allayod the extFau1e
4aEensas u his hreaae HIS ehiidFen
aere similarly aGecsaA and q single
aasa kad tha aama hApFy e4ect. DR..
kineaa New Discovery "A naw TIE SIAN
lard rsmsdy II tie Cslemka haoseAold
and e. hoard tba HrhanneF. FREE fEial
Botsles az shss naNnaAFd Feme4y e. A. b
SrEwknxAs DrzR stora. d.
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New Dress Goods. new colorsd Yslvet
Ribbons, neW handsome Partisan nov
city Robe, Dress Goods, rev lines Of
OoFaeta. new lines Of Hosiery, new lines
Of Collars, rev LiBen and Lacs Chimi.
setts, rev lines Of 1eFseya neW lines Of
Table Linens and Linen Crashes, new
lines Of SsFims In plain, figured, coloFed
and white also Persian patterns AID
PLATA dark shades. Immenss cash bar
gains this week. CaKgrHa CLRARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

IRamxTvmx E4ate ihas ny prices are
iauer thar ne aFedie s4orea See for
yoaFasif. vii ssfnad ths maney for
ans aaoaa pnrchassd lRam ma whaahaR
rus g. naa II foua& nos satisfactory
After sxaninlnR tnsm e homa. Oaa
uriee. saristlg eash. Plain heurss ana
aqnaEs 10 . eent ere my easlnass pgines-
pisA Casa CAnsxHR Cam. e. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Ma. WmaLow's SooTHTMa SxRBP, for
children teethfnR, Il the prescription %
Que Of the esa1 femals NURSES and ply
aieiAna In The Unitad States, and has
been used fog forty years with never
failing success b. milltona Of motheFs
tor theiF ehildFen- DufinR the process
Of tssthina ita valus n incalculahlo. u
relieves the child ffom pain. oarss dys
enteEy and diaFFhOa. gTiping IL Tie
bowels and wind colo. b. giving health
e the 1hild q rests the malher. PFioe
- bsitis. ap2ldu1y
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TmE DoMKNuoN STEAMSHIP LHsM
kanninR between LiveFpe0l and oua-
go, thence by rsil 70 Ell points 10 tha
Unlfsd States. Sail from LiveFpooi
every ThufsdAy, eallina 81 Belfast, and
from Qnebeo every Saturday. Steamers
are large and fast and EtesFaRs accom-
m0dations uaexoslied b. any ether
line, while the voyaRe b 500 miles
shorter than via Ns0 YORK, thsee days
of g 10 the snooth waters o. tue Gull
and river s. Lawranne, famed for
beAstiful. pictureeqaa sueaery. Steer
ace and prepaid certificates ssId q
lowest rates. Aiso drafts en- Europa
and haRk remittAnoea 10 any poasof3cs
addreak A. CHrEBEna, Tiokst Aren't
for he NoriheFn Paei6e r. B. iva du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Tbs attendance al Tia arawlug Of
hns oil paintiaRs last evening" 81 she Sc
aills Baaag vas very large. Ths draw
lng took plaoe 81 : o'clock, With the fol
louiaa result
Tiaksl No. a57. held b. WIN. oalhoaa,
Wou she frak priza.
Ticket No. 4St. held By Mr.. Gardner,
Nou the second prizs.
Tiohs, No. eao7, held By Wan. Rick
aRda, Won the thsfd prise.
Ticket No. 4373. held b. George r
blsekenship, Won the foafth prize.
fleket Ne ne, held b. q. j. Ara.
slren9. Won the tifth pFise.
fiakst No. rs. held b. Il. X. Allen
wa the sixih prl1a.
Tie lucky paFaauN are requested q
otn AZ the RaHar on Monday, present
ihsif tickets and Fecoive their pictures
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E0o.--A $50 piece lot 81 double width
Dress Goods assorted, including all
wool Ladies' Cleth, Frioot Ssrres. Cash
meres. H0msspuns. Camels Hairs, heavy
DiaQonala. everlasting heavy Scotch
serge. These goods are all pure wael
Some o. them are cheap a. 81. They
enl Aa sos. nAnh. CAnNxMn CE.RARY.
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We earnestly reeommsnd W. 2. heED
a Co.'S AEuye Suffiags e sixieen yards
faE e.. Certainly extra vaiue. and q d
cancs1ed ~ ths trade RsDeEally that
tbaiF lines 81 dress sattiaGs e. BE per
yard are n0t exaeiied. Il eqnaisd. any
uhers marta q san FFaaoisso. Cail
and asa than. a1I
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A RELTARLR ARrIcLE

Get suoh goods e viii give ths trade
satisfaction, A. B. s1EvART, the Drug
Bosanko's COACH and Lang syrup BE-
Gauss u ta the best naadioins on the
market for Coughs, Colds, Cronp ana
PrmaEy CONSUMPTION. Prizes 50 cents
and 81. Samples free. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

The Bed aaiVe IL she world for Cats,
Rtuiasa, Earea. Ulcers, Salt Rhe1m. Ee-
ven Saren, TastaE. Ohapped HAnts, Ghil.
hlalns. Germs and all 6kia EFnpaiona,
and positively c1rea plea % 20 Pas
reQuiraa. u h guarAnteed 10 give paE-
fact Essfaction, or moseg refunded.
Prica $ osuts per boa. For sale b. A.
IA errwauT. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

s. snis--A ine French combination,
double vidth dress eooda; e. q sust.
See them and Get Samples. Compare
tho pEiaes elsewhere, and yea viii fad
out how much they are under valne
Oash. Square. CHxsrEn CLEkn1. se36
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

6i(e and 25s per yard. Lengthy CON-
meat on the class Of Dress Goods W. p.
BoYD are exhibiting this season IL IN
necessary. Their good value and At.
tRaotiveness viii be readily seen and ap.
proeiated on examination. AK 20 zee
their special bayyaias At SIC and 25o per
yard. aa7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

OuR NKw DEPARIUnR. = We hare added
20 oar lines A RAscT oooDa DEPanTlfEET,
embracinR : aamPlste line q fancy ma.
tartalm, enHh as Pom Ronm. BanBeE
Rads, Zaphyrs, Woods. Hairs. stamped
fegels, Splashea. Table Covers. CoFds,
Chanilles, KaistinQ silks and eVeFytnine
peraaininq 10 that basiness % Eastern
cash pEissa- Fer instances. Eaphyrs, s..
thing else IN proportion. Soma are IN
stoak. halanee wili arrive on the Mexico.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

REV. W. r. RRoUA, Baptist Churoh,
Aurora. lila, says that Gilmore's Arc
matte Wine Il househela remedy and
thal no family should b. without Il. A.
b. STEWART, agent. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Nsw RAn1NsHaafP N. Finkiessein
~ i haFfia tha tgo veil kaaen t4ia
- e tAis place. have aaFmad part
4tisaiF, anaeg the asm nsms % kinkies
ia 3 Harris. foe caerytng 90 tts ner
Aat taileFtnz hzsiness il thia city.
teSy viii open TIER saaFa ant shop a
~. Harris preasat atana 90 Aill asre a
e1eaaiie tes Occidaatai Hotel. They
niend 10 pat Is = ans lise ok ecoda,
- - AeeN AZ e4e8atlNhtU&1t ntat &t41A
~ enieEprisins arm. es8S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Ladies, . call at Latoar 4 Co. viii
oanTinea roc thai there never was seen
BEFORE Ia Seaifis such q displas Of nav
elites. fnnaY aFtieits and Furnishing
gods, 100 extensive % anumeEAte. Ia
rpun 4 %. aeaM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

FHraM ROASTED CoFTExs. = hava
made aFranRementn hy which oar cot
fees are Foassed fresh ever week By a.
expert Thsy ara no9 SUPPRESSED any
where. either a. b prioa or quality.
aHEaMD exNpnn. 7o6 Front sireet. iy2i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

AtzcETrAE CouNrH NoanNATIaNs.-
ne Republicans o. KliskitAs souaty In
eoaEsniioa a. GoidendAle nominated
~ following ticket For Represents.
we, r. ". Helms for Pruhate Jndee,
v. \. DunhAF, feE Auditor, 4osepe
Nealitti for Stefn. J. q. M0datt; fcs
ASSESSOR, A. Howard, for Sohosl sapsF-
nteaafnt, Mrs. A. r. keimAns for
kiessnFes, Jeasih scamman; for eheef
temmissinRer, william Harkiereodi
~ Conniy Surseyor. y. Richaxdsoni
scf Cofonef, q Il. KILLER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

Those desiring 30 purchase fruit trees
and plants viii please notioe that W. h.
DAVIS nuraeFy is situated y niles esat
from Front near Madison street. Give
him call aud benefit yourself BY rat
roniAinR home indnAiEg. aa2ae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-03

For preserving pickles there IL moth.
Inc equAi 30 Aidan's fFuit vinegar. 81
mon pure and warranted % ksep year
in psFfeutian. For sale ~ HuGmEs 4
Muxxn's By The quart, gallon and bar
ri 81