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New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
COSTLY ooyoKEsSIoYAL FUNERALS

WnshfngfOn Lftitr % Ihf 81 LouIs DIobe Dffn0crdL
Congress iona funerals have been prolific
soand ais whom the s0mitoes Of contingent eIpens|s
began looking over accounts paying for i've and ten
cent items charged up TO the Government account Dy
drawing comfortable salaries and paying Tor
d.ly and hourly champagne and other wines consumed
by men who lndulgnd IN such table lururies In
their homes Al their own expense. Fr,qusntiy,
too these rtos have been eheerfn that the
mourning had 70 send and request the
Con al com its uproAr for deceneys
sake These facts are 90 well known here tsst mere
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

sensve men obisct to being in danger Of the suspicion
conduct attaching itself to them IL they 10 Win
a funeral committee Many atesmen and many states
mems wives. among the latter being Mrs Carlisle have
moved by the knowledge OF these things 10 insist
that there shall never be Co gresonal funeral in their
families II after the exposure OF the conduct OF one
ofthese oOnvvia funeral committees and the dsgraceu
expenses IL that Mrs. Carlisle said that her husband
should decent burial II lie died Ia office and no CON-
mttee should ever junket at his expense.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATION5-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, March 24.-FOr New-Eng and,
fair weather. slight changes in temperature westerly
winds followed during Thursday by slightly warmer
weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather slowly
rising temperature, winds becoming variable ana gen;
orally shifting to southerly.
For the vicinity OF New-GOrk City ana Philadelphia,
fair weather. slowly rising temperature.
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6pecial Nollres.

GRAND FLOWER SHOW,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY,
MARCH "a, %. 20 and 27.
G. +. KLUNDER.
AND UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
Mrs. J. ]. Astdr, Mrs August Belmont,
Mrs. NJ. Bliss. Mrs. Edward Cooper
Mrs f. J. De Peyster, Mrs. Hamilton Flsh,
Mrs Louis c. Hamersey, Mrs Adrian ls'lln
Mrs. John Jay, MIS- Lew +. MOTION.
Mrs. Robert j. Remsen Mrs. Geo. ii. warren.
Miss Catherine Wolfe
FIRST DAYS OPENING AT P. NJ FOLLOWING
DAYS AT IL A. NJ. CLOSES EACH DAY AT IL P. NJ
AGRAND CONCERT AFTERNOON AND EVENING
BY THE METROPOLITAN OPERA CO.'S ORCHESTRA,
Under the eadershipof
WALTER DAMROscH Esq
ADMISSION, 800.
A limited number of boxes for sale at 9O7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
LITTLE CHANGE IN MR. LOEWs CONDITION.

LITTLE CHANGE IN MR. LOEWS CONDITION.
Charles E. LOew is still seriously i'll. A con-
sutaton OF pby scians held yesterday The condi-
ton OF the patient declared 10 be serious but not
necessarily alarming He is weak and his frame is much
wasted owing to his long ilness lie cannot take much
beyond stulants his stomach refusing 10 retain solid
fo5d During most OF his illness hs mind mas been
css but he has been slightly delirious His rel
caves hope that by careful nursing he will recover
blt a month or more elapse before he get out
OF doors For a long time lie had closely applied hi
SET to business aud last year he had I'd addition held
the laborng oar Ia the Tammany ORGANIZATION.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

~" GRAND coMBIYATIoN SALE
HIGHLY vALgARLH vgAIy y%ixNS AND IMPORTANT
EMBRACING THEEEEE iFEET{vArE GALLERIES
sPEsiePns &cuyAS6 fH; yqs Of b02yLARs f%y
THE BAESFa 4 sHd 3 Li6.rtyst. AHF gallery
TOMORROW p ~. + Eh1DAx a Az and SATURDAY
IT OUR FlIca & ana
5T FHE fES 9EAH2 or Gqh
EHFTEdRR Ea1A a2 ET6n cTL 20
SoW HAyE The H9H9E OK 81 10 oUh
TWO 6N TG a9f's RB S FrT PH rINos
MORE THAS majority Of TnP .nsa,
For IGSS0ye somS yeaFs lS past '1HsS have made
1t point at some daIe during the season
eThS ias StS that oecaasG Il yaSs Worth
gen raj desirtbilty, would surpass
presenting this gallery that have
invite all lovers oiaTt { visit our salcTy, rs,
EE GANNCa ASbI M \
LIS GALLERY, oSen for taq e16icinoh oi pictures
ana on days y. Of sale "a up to hour Of commepcns
LGEoRGEL L BANKS. Auctoheer BARKER q co.
"a coIectono Paintings, principally by French Artists
which, Morgan COLLECTION the most notable placed
before the public this season"-rAan and Express.
lAmerican Art Galleries
on EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING
The V94L1ABLE oHIvArE c0LLECTf0Ns IF
MODERN PAINTINGS
Belonging to the well Known cOnnoisseurs.
MIR. BERIAH WALL
MIR. JOHN A. BROWN,
OF Providence. Rhode Island
TWO OF THE MoST N0TAB&kG OF BE- PRIVArE r. rE CoLLEc-
COMPRISING TWO HU NDRED AND SIXTY.rWo
EXAMPLES.
Many Of @ which are by ,os the
OF EURoPE AND AMGRICA
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT
CHICKERING HALL
,,.,,.,, =, OF fHg EXENINGS OF oET,rpsD.v
AHcH 71 20 and Gc% ena ARGit hRc EVENING
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE,
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
THOMAS E KlEsy 5;D AATTcrroNEER
Bicycle For sale.-A special kangaroo" Bicycle nearly
perfect ORDER equal TO 10 reach Dali bearings
plate VIII sell for S95 # taken mmed stey Al
h. Tribune ONCE
Durham system Of House Drainage.
Bost plumbing. Used in the nnest buildings such asst
NEW.YoRK lAstor) CAN GER 40 n TAL- new CENTURY
MAGAZIN building etc Cost srsaty reduced cheapest
puRHXM iS HOUSE DR4iEAGE Co. i6oiaO 27rh.st
Nieder settlers Water
Bottled under supervision OF the Prussan Government)
Recommended by the leading European medical
as q table water.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
ANTHONY oEcHs 81 warren,t,
Sole Ag ent for the United states.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

east Of Ek Point have been abandoned and only local
trains were from here yesterday The railroad
bride across Sioux River has been carried away
The people Of jefferson moving to the neghborlng
Mills and the rapidly rising. Great DAMAGE 10
live stock has been done. There II heaVy gorge
above Fort Randall. which ~ mOmentarly ehpecteI 10
break Should tho FOrt Randall give way before
the Elk out the entire territory as at
the river lankton Is likely 10 suHer from the o'or
lnNr
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

YANKToN, OAK, March 23.-The ice gorge in
the Missouri River Elk Point still continues solid
and the entire district between Sioux City and Elk
Point 10 under All the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway tracks are submerged, and In many
places the resdbed u entirely washed away. Trains
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
GFPOyJuO NOT YET A PRISONER

Tucson, Ariz March 23.-In answer to
telegram regarding reported surrender Of Geronimo
and his band General Crook replied that thsre not
one word OF truth in the statement
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ANTHONY cONsTOcK IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, March 23.-Anthony COmstock,
of EewYork night addressed large audience the
subject vice In the large cities aud at the conclusion
Of his remarks steps were taken Tor the formation OF
society for the suppression OF vice.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
Steamship Oregon.

All persona Masters Agents owners Of vessels hav
ing In their under their control property picked
up the steamship oregon
nom Liverpool recently sunk on Fire Island hereby duly
notified and required 20 with tho unders gnod
without delay In order perfect Identification and cevoy
salvage claims thereon yAUOB n TkLfAlR,
Average Adluster.
90 WAlst, New. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
myE11. WILSON AVID vEO INDICTED.

BosToN, March 23.-The Grand Jury this
morning reported indictments against William H. Nc
Nei Everett NJ Nelson and Charles H. yeo. who were
charged of the funds Of the Lancas-
ter National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
no BEyEPIT ST. MARrS PREg HOSPITAL.

musicale for the benefit of that admirable
Institution, st. Marys Free Hospital for Children. will
given ut the Hotel Wednesday March 81,
q $50. Mrs. Ward. Miss Hanard Mira ThOrne aud Mrs
Nheen OF Phiisdsphis, Mr.. Fritsoh and Mr. Coke Will
take pArt.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

1t is we'll to get clear of a bad cough or cold
the first week. 1t is safer to rid yourself Of 1t the
first eight hoursthe proper remedy for the pur-
pose being Dr. Jaynes EIpectOrsnt ::
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ACCIDENT AT TIE NEW Mos1ER SHAFT

WmKRsBARRE, March 23.-The head house
above the new Mosier shaft Pittston collapsed this
Morning The heavy timbers forming the fell
nm the engine house. crushing to pieces and breaking
tha machInery. work will be suspended for about a
month The loss will amount to many thousand dollArs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
rv HOURS Mora lHE.

this city tent
divisions Oftime for the ~ hours
midnight he line tue Jsctaoni
the broken dotted line repent'
indicated BY the Thermometer az Had
nut pharmacy, n5 Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

st. Marks Church on Tuesday,
March % l9S6 by the RyauCe, D. D.. William
II FIagg and Mary Funston daughter OF tho late W. H.
Funston.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
M4RRIED

The Chill which Precedes Pneumonia
prevented by wearing Bensons porous phters on the
chest and between the shoulders.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

GOnfrcto Laxative.
fruit lOzenre for constipation; agreeable to the taste
efficient In aclon. At Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
DIED.

All notices Of marriages mus be nd0rsed 0I TE nam
una ndHresR
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
Posi- Omce Notice.

Posi- Ofice Notice.
Shoud read Interested changes may D.
Letters or Ofezn speoay aiirs,si
dispatch particular sea exeeot when
send duplicates Of bangIns ani oOnmsrctu docl
ments letters not specially addressed oeins sent Dy
Foreign mails the week ending March "a viii clos,
(PRoMPILY In all cases at this ohoe az folio ogs
WkDNE9DAY.-At IN. for europe pers
southampton and Bremen at - u. Tor France direct
''per ST. LaurenI" D. or " in isl..ds
direc. aud Tor Venezuela and Curacao rrnaad por
THU KS I-At 6:3J a. for Europe perss 0ermanic
VIA Queenstown uetters or France Germany &c, Must
Germany, &c. pers MestphalA PiymOuth Cu1r,
bonig and hanpus LETTERS .ot orc Hsialn and other
la"i at Ii:5Oa IN for Hayu. per $ ADano at D. IN.
for Progreso. Mexico. per lhornhnL = "'
sATURDAY-AG a. IN. for tie West niies via St Thomas
for brali ana the La Plata oountri a wa sra. Der
Advance. IRON Newpors lows AZ a. IN for europe.
must be directed ,ervl - M Tor &C ,tlani
or, ct per Oircasss glasgow Ootters mus o
lands ii ect per dam via Amstefis tis,ers mss,
be directed per Edsm - At ss1 a "a tor Oandand.
Naesand VIA Antwerp (otters must be dirccled DER
slansn ssS M M ,or aroDe per- per c, o. Man lam
cago, Queenstown Qetters must be directed per
UeSssT letters must be directed peg Ge.ssr gs ger
80 M .5 s3r Ssass soS GS ,o%H aud LmOn per
san FranciscOI close here MaIca 3S at p IN MAS
francisco close here March '.7stg D. m dais tor Aa
uala New loaiaad sandsea s1l and samoan Islands,
% att m (or on Irlvalat New YORK ots BritlnlA
raj, TO Tampa Fa, ana tneacs by sssaaer from Ks,, "a,
West Fla close ~ tins Office daily a 2;3U IN
THE schedule OF Trans PAciac nAis arraiysi
the gresumpon Of isir Overland ,ran,s
San Francisco ON the day OF suns steamers Are As-
p.s'h'd thence the sane TSNaY aSy G. PEARSON po.su
Pest 0ncs hsw.York. N. Y- March 10. issA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Parties going East shoald call on W.
Van Waters, agent Canadian Pacific
Railway, before closing bargains fer
tfekata. Ratea lower thaa the fawagt.
Parties sending fol friends can depoait
thsir mosey With ne and I vii tsis-
graph the delivery Of q ticket e ny ex-
pense, thus aavinR time and exprtsBARe
The Caazdian PaeiGe b TIE shortest
ard most direct route % 81 eastern and
s0aibaasf@En FofBts, aaoh ~ Mo.trsAl,
New Yark. Chicago, 81 Paul and an
points ssuth OF east % St. Paal. This
i the beet baiit and best Equipped line
10 AmeEies- Entife train runs thF ueh
from tha Paatas % the AtiAniic without
ohanRe o. cara. No extra charge for
second clsss alespera The acenHFy b
eiasmaa wifh TIE grades IN TIE World,
oompgfeinR mouutains, lakes, rivers.
fsssgts. ziaeiars. sAnyuGs and baaafif I
iAEd1nApa
ExcnFsa1uisis can alWays a3eut = ianae
@ving hg ratrunixing this populaF route.
fuii iHforUatiSa Fezagdin1 rates. tiUa.
aoenx1mndasiona efc. fresay Oh ainod
- aTriFfnR - VaM WATMm,
PanssneeF nnd RFsiGht Aesns fer Pa,
- sonna II Z. s.
O1rs, wells. Earao 4 Cas- bniidina
ssanliA =. (. aelI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

H.o Frank. Of Tacoma, is in Seattle.
J. II. Woolery has returned from
NJ lntAna.
MS. Drew. Of Port Glmbls, is as the
Occidental.
Uuited States Marshal Hamilton 10
again In the city.
80. salmon. Of Portland. ossQon. is
az the Brunswick.
EN-. Carr writes that be will spend
tbs holidays IN Seattle.
Hon. Chas. N. Bradshaw, Of Port
Townsend, 10 IN the city.
Robert Elemann Of Ellensbare ar
rived In the city yesterday.
W. Dasline and J. Goldsmith, Of
PJFahnd. are AZ tae Ocsidentai.
w.N. Probstel Of vanconvss and ia
b Prcbstel Of facoma aFe At the AR
linztsn.
w. IA. whiltlessy. Of Port Townsend.
uas IN town last night he retains
hema this morning.
IN. Nuns Of AFlingson, Ohio, aud
J. A. Void. the equAk hop grover, are
81 the New England.
J. II. Hall and Miss ]. Armstrong Of
Tacoma. and @. W. h. Marks, IRE Of
Portland. are 81 she Arlington.
d. X. Howard ard wife came over
n N Saabeak on the Josephine yesterday
anl are stopplng a. the Occidental
= G Bsokingham Of San Francisco and
@. r. Lisse. wife and fouF children,
from Minnesota, are AZ the New Eng
iASd.
Ma Fultea, az racoma; +. n. Drew,
II Bastoa; ". r. Rose. Of -. Asaais. anu
Fred Hughes Of 81. Paul, are a. The %
oidentAl.
& J. Cnlpsrt, Of San Fransiseo; 5.
Maak. 81 Hat Sptines; Charles ]. Maui-
ton. az Port GAMBLE; X. Bc4 ner, Miss
Res Stanas and & n Ferguson, of Hot
sprinea. are at tie Brunswick
The Pendisson East 0FRgcAian Fab
lishes the following frank sstFact from
/ : letter from A. 2. SaArpslsin. nesly
sppafnted Inspector % Customs 81 PORT
/ Tawns~nds -Am Inspector Of CuEaoma
hsre and an hapuily sitaated, beng on
mass easy terms With tue CoiiecsoE,
Qaiuoy Bgo0ks. 80 an very hkeiy %
nave 4 soft time us Il. Wil pruoahiy
held the plAce when January eoues n,
hui uiIl very likely resign by February
lisa b % better.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

e kegt blaAelg. Csnpaoy B. u ) k,ealt,s
ALlnezt SIRE et41Eea 60 msst & tteIr
11megy al 8. -. Monang aorninr. IA
readiness - RspoTs dor dutv IN eaas
msBe men N9ze nne1s3. auf nearis fke
snale eonpaag N4z on hand e tka -.
paintsd rinle
~ compliance With ths fnssrussana
Lroe4 Ai1eufe1ant C1onsl George d
HI. eolnnandinR Flraf Bst1alion y. q.
y . tne meea5e1a % Compsns s. Haataia
Aole 0aarSa, As alfan9. rssorfsa af
Ne erMorY i faHgue unlfazn 81 noon
% Asndag, b ordeE e ". q. SHARE,
Eif29 L,elE1lznf, aauusandine. hns -.
eaiNe1 nustee thne thair ssrssoea wnuId
kos - required, sad thsy wsre as
charged anhisot % oalL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

TuR DoMHNaoE STEAMSHIP IENE
RunninR between Liverpool aad One
beo, thence ~ rail 70 eli points il tia
Uatted States. Sail from Liverpool
every thursday, calling 81 Belfast, and
from Quebeo every Saturday. Steamers
ara large and fast and stesraes nooom-
modAtiona unexoelled by any ether
line, while the voyage h go miles
shorter than via New foFk, three days
Of Il IN the smoosh waters % The 9alf
and river Sc. lAwrenee, famed fer
beautifal, picturesque sceaery. Steer.
are and prepaid certificates sold q
Lowest rafeA Also drafts en- Europa
and hank remittanoes b any p0stofnea
address. A. CHxLHEna, Tioke9 Agent
for The northern Pasiae B. b. iy14 dW
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That large Oaks frem Eiflia AuaFns
9rou e fullY axsmpiiaod g. TIE ~
maFkable growth q The ins1Eanoo bu1i
ness o. A. CnELnEno 4 ca. khput fon1
years ESQ thsy commenced dgfng buai-
noas With 9 fsw small oomUanfaE. Thsy
now hare TIE AR11eI q laFas linz e
ingufance companies both native and
foreign. snoiu6ina she NlEemam'a Fund
Of San Francisco. fthe iaFuo4 PaaiHa
Coasi Company, and she 0naediaH e
London, which has ~ largest paid up
oapiial Of any Fire tmsuEmnaa Cnm~
pany 10 tho uorid. They ala1 repre-
sat Ne Mufaal boue6t Life @IngnF-
anos Company 81 Newark New 1alrey,
one 81 the eldest ana most pnh-
aba life oompaniee - the verdi ne
Aooiden1 Depafmenl 81 fho Peei1e Ma
tual LATE C0mpany, of san Hmnaiaoe,
which isauea the aimplaat and best ae-
pidsnf policy q any eompauH n eha
United States and NE Marine DepaF3-
ment d the kiromau'e Ennd, 81 nan
Erannisaa. m
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nrfIrrnEarIN 1nAAA

Great excitement has been caused In
The vicinity % Paris. Texas, BY tue re-
mAFkahle recovery 81 Mr.. ]. Z. Coriey,
Who vas 90 helpless be eo1ld not tam
IN bed, or Faiss bis head; everybody
sAid he vas dying Of Consumption. A
trial hottie 81 Or. Kings New Discovery
vas sent 10 him. Finding relief BE-
boaeht large bottle and box o. Dr..
KtnRAs New Life Pills: By the time be
had tAken tgo boxes of Pills and TIVE
bottles Of the Discovery. be vas veil
and had gained IN nesh thirty -slx
poundM. TriAi BEETLES Of fhis great DIS
corozy for Consumption free st A. b.
STKWAK1'A dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Ma. HENl1oNa 10g1uIuo oHHgg, AcE
ehiidean tnaahfma, IA tie pHaaaFapfinn ~
enc q the bosl femais murnaa and pay
sicianH u tie unilo9 G3atas, an1 has
bs1n used Tor forty years With n1VoR
faillna successes by milliamn o. m9fharM
fog fhslf ehilfRen. DuFina nna pgnoag
~ te1thi19 - Vaine = inanIeulabln. Is
relisNss IN chiid fEom PAIN. o1Eea dga.
bntery and 6iaFEhcma, REiufma In ha
bowels and ulna eniia. ~ Givinz hnaIt&
= Ne ehlId 4 rs41s ~ molhar. fFies
~ nsllia. ap9l4ul4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

W. ID. Sala, DFuRgist. bippas, Ind,
tsssifeas II can feenmmeEd kleetre
HistsIx as the very best FeBedy. RseFy
boGlaa sid has giRsn rsliaf 10 every
easa. Ona man took six bodies, and
uas eursa q Rhsumatism q len years
standina.n Abraham Hare. dr1Egisi,
BalivaIls, Ohio, aaarms. ~Kha best sri.
ira medicine have ever hai dles Ia M
- years' EXPRESSES. il Elscsrte bitters.
Ihoamnda 81 otkers have adde1 tketl
lassiancny. 90 that ne verdiaf h unAns-
ranns that ElaGsFis Bitlera 90 care 81
asssasss e re Ltvef. KidaeFs q Elos1
OalY 4 half q dniiaE 8 bottle, 6 4. B
SssMn8ta draa aanEA o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Worthless sh0ddy finished 70 reasmble
fine wOoi, IL every dag sold N this mar
kat. such stuff Is not worth making up,
e Il presents q shabby appearance after
being 10 uss a short time The peYg beSf
wooia cost bat = tribe more and ara Ger
sainly the most profitable. Ffrsf class
g3alltes II rspAErs, SGr0ag, SAsttsad.
fairp, Snsnish, GersaaH aaa esrsaa1otsa
sesosa are 10 DO foand only ~ LArsUR 4
%. "A. DpeFa Block. nos
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w p Boyn a o. ~ oIa,in. : taau

W. p. Born q Co. are Offering bean
tiful hid glove this season, THE Ar
cade." Eve butt0ns. for 81 40. No lady's
or Rentleman's toilet is cOmplete With
out well Citing pair Of gloves. Being
sole agents IN Seattle for the genuine
Tester gloves. they endeaveE at all
times 10 keep full supply in all lengths
and shades. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30
RrCKlEN,a ARNlCA aALVE.

The Besi sAlve Ia the world foE Cats,
Bruises, sores, Ulcera. Salt kheum, ke-
yer Sores, letter. Ohappea Handas Ohtl-
blaina, Oaraa and all Skis kEupttonss
and positively cures Piles. o. no 10y
required. Il 10 guaranteed 70 give PER
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
PTios - conts per boz. FOR sAla b A.
B. SfKWAHI. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

HARDY 4 HALL have secured the
agency Of FaWkes' patent spring mo
tors and revolving display eases, and
viii be pleased 70 Give any information
desired IN regard 70 these goods and an
all orders for the same. J W. Fawkes,
a., will remain In the aity g few DAYS
longer in the eompany's interest. nol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

re thira shipment q dolls has ar
rived e The hrAneh Boaqast, eor1ef Of
frunt and Aadissn streets, whtoo vii
b. given away Dc each paFcaaser -
herstofore. Ladies. renembeF, for eaen
e 50 uorah % hais e. boansts yea bay
vea reeeise Z han6some oall; The more
exueuaisa sha has the laEg4F TIE doli.
Tkis store has he newest Styles ~ hata
80 hasIneta Eia8ieS wha aAse no.
hssa b ne sieEs So ulasl So Tiers and
&c lha maw aAaHNss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

General repairing and iObbinp shop.
9l9 Frons street, two DEER north 81 the
and keys lifted. saws Sled and asf, asw-
inc machines. trunks and yalises re-
paired, etc. etc. All work promptly
attended 10. os2s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

For the largest assortment Of dress
goods, silks, pushes and velvets 90 TO
tne cash store OF CHEsrKR CLKARY,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Special day in ohildren's cloaks and
newmarkets. On Saturday morning,
Nov. 18th, We will offer for sale our en-
tire line OF children's slozks and new
markets 81 half prioe-this offer Is for
one week only. ToKLAs & SENaKRMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Try the Yves err Queen SaVon. Il 10
thoroughly good soap. Ash your gro
Ger f0F it.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

special day ia ehildFen's oloaks and
newmaFke&a. On Saturday mQrntnR.
Nov. l3th, ws vii oagE for sale car eu-
tire iins 81 chiidron's oloaks and new
markets 81 haif priee-this onsr y fer
one week only. ToKzAs 4 hmaEAmAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

ALBEaz HkNsxx has engaged 4 1rHi
alaz assistant watahmaker ana vii pa
partiouiAF atienti0n 70 ane Watches,
clocks and iewsify repairing. Repair
inc oomgiioated Watches, ehrOnomeiefa
eto., q Speciality. YealeF Book, kron'
atreeG. n0t@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

THn WHITH n KNa.-LowMAN 4
HANFunD are agents for The laRhs Kun
ming White sewing Machine, the best
il the world; 600.Uo0 are nov IN use.
Caii and see L. aa21
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

FIXED and loose. she best quality, at
WE9r's gun store. Shella loaded 90
order. 9i9 Frost st., two doors north
Of Queen City bakery. nO6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Bay the Decker, the leading Piano, ai
LowAlAN a HANFoRD's. oil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Up. Born a &C. point - thaiE sieci
q tahle linens Wiih pardonabls pride.
e. 10 ether lie - goods = = peTsa1
more liabie % BE- deesive9. kvHry LADY
ennaead II heeplnq hess wiu feel in-
isFssted ID linens. and tbsy ere specially
lagiisd % iuspsef their stook. ranging
II priss fsom - stA % s. per gard. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

CArs.-TabeRRan eaps. Jersey caps,
Liberty caps. and caps too numerous 70
mantinn, az Eastern cash prices. CHEs-
Tra OIRAB1. nozs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

CoxTrErD 70 TIM BEB F0Un MoETna.
and 4lmosf bind, and cased ~ one box
81 GflnoFe'a Neuralgia Cara a. 3.
SrEWAKT, agent ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Canton hannels, muslins, ladies'
cloths, hannela Of all kinds. Big lots
lust 10. Eastern cash prices. CHRsTKR
CHRARY. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

jams SULLIVAN. OF salem, Oregon,
says be vas cured Of the Asthma BY Gil
m0re's Magnetic Elixir. A. b. STEW.
AIR. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

Frank Hawkes. Spring Motors and
Revolving Display oasss at hkRD1 4
HALL's, agents IN Seattle. nol1