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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-09-02

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ADJOINING THE OPERA HOUSE.
Ladies' are invited to inspect the
STRIKING NOVELTIES
Ia S New W, YORK. 'ls. Among which we mention
UFrED 3. NADIN
TAFFETA CLOTHS.
BoucLE STRIPES AND PLAIN to match,
ENGLISH BEIGES.
CAMELS HAIR NOVELTTES.
PLUSH, VELVET, AND VELOUR STRIPES
-ALBATROSS CLOTHS
In all the new shades,
SNOW FLAKss IN THE NEWEST SHADES.
BLACK GOODS
make this department. specially. and claim
that we are
Headquarters for all Kinds Of Mourning
Goods,
as well as Black Goods of every description
RLAcH SILKS.
RLACK TRIC0TIN4sa,
GRENA DIMES. SURAHS.
SUMMER SILKS. RHODAM
nation and Comparison of prices to insure
quick SALES
AEDon't fail to see the
BEAUTIFUL ROBES
AND
EGYPTIAN FLOUNCINGs.
M l.uA, ia
WHITE GOODS -
Everything can be found.
'CENTEMERTS" KID GLOVE MORE POPU-
LAR THAN EVER.
Great attractions in
-Hos1ERY-
for Ladies'. Misses and children.
aAUzE UNDERWEAR. FOR LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILPREA,
We cannot begin to enumerats tho many at
fractions. Come and see for yourselves.
apr8 w, H. WELLER.
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'I,HE MOZART HOUSE, srAUNroN, va

/ - 80 : :
This commodious and elegant establish
ment SO long and successfully conducted as a
select boarding heese, by Mr.. and Mrs. West. of
Norfolk, Va, will be for rent from 31st of De-
cember, 1886. 1t is situated on the corner of
Frederick and Washington Streets, in the best
part of the city, has over 50 Iooms, gas and
water throughout is thoroughly drained-has
and is in word, replete with all the modern
comforts and conveniences of tirst-clasS Hotel
or Boarding House. Apply to
aug26 J. L. PEYTON.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STAuNTON VA Am

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, VA, Aug. 18th, 1886.
To all parties interested in the cause OF Coral g
vs.. Bagby. &c." pending in the Hustings Court
for the City Of Stapiit n,-Take notice. that in
fine s, iSss. 1 viii proceed at my o1Ilee in
staunton, Va, on
Saturday, September l1tA, 1856,
to take the accounts required by said decree,
at which time you Will attend.
auga JOHN w. STOUT, Comm'r
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NOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS
It IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of

IA
1856 ACRES, -
of which 100 is richest bottom land. Lies
miles south Of Waynesboro populous town.
Is on South River, only II miles from r. R.
Mills, schools, churches quite convenient. I'm
prOyements superior and good as new. Finest
fpng Of e cas ppsa and ouPe
| easy. Two Hundred Acres of Mountain Land
! at a very reduced price to be sold with above.
Address GEO. A. COYNER,
Waynesboro, Va.
This is the best chance Tor Investment
that can be found. aug26-eow-4b
JyIRGINIA-IN vACATIoN.-In the Clerk s
Office Circuit Court for Augusta County,
August 18th. 1856.
Sam1 D. Humbert, who sues for the
benefit of himself and such other
creditors of Oliver Rhinehart, dec d,
as will join in this suit and cOntrlbe
ute their proportion of the costs and
charges thereof. Plaintiffs,
John G. GocEenour, Admr. of Oliver
Rhinehart, decd, Elizabeth Rhine
Rhinehart. Mollie Q. Rhinehafft, Lucy
| C.Kennedy formerly Rhinehart), Eli
e. sa,lss RRnRehars nnn the last a aWa
being infants under Il but over II
years of age
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to have an account OF
debts against the estate of Oliver Rhinehart
personal estate, if that be sufficient and if not
sufficient to subject the real estate of which he
died, seized and possessed to the payment of
| the balance thereof
It appearing by affidavit filed that John
ha Snas vi - nap nse n bay
do appear here within one month after due
publication OF this notice and do what is neces
+ Sary to pfGtect their interests,
CRAIG u PAUL, p. q. augl9
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EoR DRUGS,

FOR DRUGS,
DYES, PAINTS, OIL. &C.
Cabin
bill W. NJ. ALLEN & BROS
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"Sedition" indicated.

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER's MAeNIFI-
CENT SPEECH, DELIVERED IN LINER
lex IN 1S4S.
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-NANUEACTURER or
STON E-W ARE
SHENANDOAH, COUNTY. VA

per gallon. net. ~
A liberal discount to the trade. Prompt at
tention to orders. Goods warranted to be pure,
saltsgiaxed Stone ware. No lead or metallic
glazing used, as it II poisonous
And 1t 10 very hecessdry to sbe careful TO buy
purely OF sait.gIazed Stons Jars to put your
fruit up in. Sick br Mfhtihs sshslls, some
times fssplttng III death, from tia poison by
acide Originating 3 Rlafk metallic glazed ware
above ls'not true. Every piece warranted to
hold or no pay
may6-4m Jas. n. HICKERSON.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PER-
IL SONAL PROPERTY-As Executor of the
late g. w. Dunsmore, will sell at his late res
idenoe at Rocky Point, Monroe county, w. Va,
On
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augla
rI,HR BIOKFORD 4 HUFFMAN
GRAIN AND FERTILIZER DRILLS

or 1880 has not only Double Force Feed for
Grain and Grass Seed, but also q Force Feed
Fertilizer Attachment. A car load just re-
ceived.
A4-Be sure to call and examine this SIP enditi
DRILL before YOU buy. LYNN Il 60.
aug12 Staunton, Va.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
II IN HARRISONRURG, VA.
offer for sale privately the House and Lot in
Harrfsonburg, situated on North Main Street,
Il square from the U. s. Public Building, now
being erected, known as the J. D. Price prop
erty. It contains ten rooms. including kitchen
out-building, and a well of excellent water in
the yard The building is substantially built
ranged.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, or negotiable note
IN IN ~ th rays
For further particulars apply to Winfield Lig-
gett. Harrisonburg. or the undersigned at
StaunCon.
augs s. NJ. YOgT.
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yxrANTED-75,o G0 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
delivered in carload lots at any Station on the
IL, so. or S. ". r. X. Highest cash market
price paid. Samples can be sent by mail. Adj
dress NJ. q. STEELE,
aug26-3m Steele's Taver N. Va
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STApNyoN, VA, Aug. Hth, 1886.
In the chancery cause of HAMRICK, j. A. VS..
BuRaEss, Is. Al ADMIR-, &C., now pending in
TIT and defendants, and ALL CREDIToRs OF
SAMUEL A. BURGESS, DECD, are hereby notified
that Id pursuance of two DEGREES therein en-
shall. at my office in Stanton. on
Saturday, the 18th day of September, 1885,
proceed 10 take, state and settle an account
showing; The personal estate of Sam'l A. Bur-
CESS. decd, the debts of said decedent, as also
his real estate with the fee simple and annual
rental values thereof, together with such Other
matters as may deem pertinent or any party
in Interest may require.
augl2 j. W. GREEN SMITH. Comm'r.
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rT,HE OoLD-WATER DIP.
(THYMO-CRESOL.)
very highly concentrated, non poisonous
the simplest, safest. surest cure for
- LICE,
Mango, Scah, all Insect Pests, all Skin troubles
and many other Diseases of Live STOCK. Rec
commended by many prominent Breeders. See
circular, sent on application.
7. w, LAWFORD & Co, Baltimore, Md.
Nj. ERSKINE MILLER, AGENT,
xnayG-6m Stanton. Va.
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fNHAS. +. NELSON,
~ uRNEY-AT-LAW,
(Office-Sullivan Build1ngJ
may20 Stanton, Va.
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VOL. XXI
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NJ. QUARLES,
u. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
feb25, 'S6-tf STAUNTON, VA.

nR. H. M. PATTERSON-offers his profess
u sional services to the citizens of stanton.
s5-OFFICE-No. ll3 Main Street. opposite the
Opera House. junelS
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mo Smoke Ne SaaeH t

yxTATER WHITE COAL OIL
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100 TEST
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nR. j. ST p. GIBSON. a., r,uroN VA
OfIice-Corner of Augusta and FredeIic6 oCs.
lffice hours to 8 a. M, to p. m., 10 p. m.
june
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Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1886,

in part of
ONE AND Two YEAR OLD CATTLE, Coon Cows,
HEAD OF HORSES, LOT OF FINE HOGS.
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In consequence of business engagements in
anothe State. which will require my personal
attention, offer for sale privately. my farm
lying three miles north of stanton, and about
a quarter of a mile east of the Valley Turnpike.
The tract is a part of the old Wayt Bell farm,
| 81 nd tai
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LAKE sEBAeo, Me, August 24.-Mr.
James g. Blaine arrived here from Bar
Harbor this morning. The regular cam
paign was opened yesterday. and this is
Mr.. Biaine's opening speech. He is ex-
pected to thoroughly stump the State, and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

That Large Oaks from Littls Aooras
Grew" Il fully exsmpli6sd 10 tie ~
maFkable growth of she inssFanoe bud
nsss Of A. OHELBEn0 4 Co. About i0aF
years eco they commenced doing b1ai-
nesa With feW small conpaaiea. Thsy
nov have the Aeenoy Of q lAras Iina %
Insurance. companies both native and
foreign, including the klEsmAn'a Fund
Of San Francisco, 1.-THE largest Paoiae
Coast Company, and The GuaRdiAn %
La1don, watch haa the largest paid up
capital Of any Fire Insnranes Con-
pany u the world. Thes also repre-
ssnt The Mufual Benefit Life lnsnr-
a1ee Company Of Newark. Aeg 5eGrey,
ons of tie Oldest ana most Reli-
abls life companies ID The world; Tn
Accident Department Of the Paoihe M
taal Llfs Company, Of San Franchises,
which insaes the Eimplest and besf 80
uident policy Of any e0mpany II the
United Sa4saa and she Martns Depart
ment Of the kireman's Fund, 81 san
Fraaaiaso. @c23
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Nslis maainE his rounda gssesr1ay.
Ne ailaasien % z lspsraar una aasssa e
e tsn1 nilchsd o. : Level psnss a essuns
near ne srpr1aaA % ne Grass nsrsst
plank soad. Thass VS. nsahinr parais-
niazig nnasnal O. fntsgsusins about sc
iaut iisslf. bat 4 waa he anxroundinQs,
uhis1 psomplsd ths aaaroaar for nsus
. enfsf into e. tnsaaiqatIoa e ~
60 Il frent q fas A tsnt. whieh uas
cd an4 dI1eoi1fed from uss. uaa 4
s1oloefsna 4Ee. and 3 LITTLE eroup q
poafIy ed e1ildEI1, . al uamAns and
3 MAJ Aee ln1laI g4a engaaad ID frSina
uao92 azG ffeab meat Ia ionR haaaled
akilia4 gEaE t1e 6Es, and anakina \
a1oxs clay ptpes whiIs TOE motAar and
enilafen Were indnsiFio1siy enHaaed u
- ina y aasp warn b. hoseEsuR arsuna
tns arss 10 ona aids - ~ tsa2 vas
iuDhef waau1. - which Was tied $40
h1fs1s thzt iooked e. thoaah thsT lad
eaea swallowed Q baErsl and iha hoopa
aooNea thsgueh Ne akin, while % tie
opposlse side 81 ne oiofh ahaltar, AZ
anosaeE nsEse, wtIlhing h pAia, having
1sen terribly kiaksd b aneiher animal.
Tbs dag was quite cold, bat eAeax, and
re pie1nKe wAg anything buf inviting.
Nos balnR sallaaed with Simply neaina.
rs repoFtsF determined % inqniFs from
uhenee the strangers aams and 20
Nhsnee eheg sere going. II Esplv % Z
ee<iss q qaegtlons, ne man took tie
plp4 tEou nis mouth, tanned & mattan
chop eFaR n tho pan with . fora, aavs
the a1ilie1 a. extra ataks, and replied.
~ name i J. =. Coz. / and ny
wife hase lived IN Walla Waila county,
u milee south o. The tosD, % tks
walls Walia RivaF, for g pears, and
that waa where al these young ones yon
uee aEsand here were barn. Kou zee Is
years 3 9 long time % live IL ous place,
80 fha cd uoman and ma having hard
q Reoa deal about tbs hers Puest Eound.
and elems. end all that, desifsd b paok
np and oome ever and zee how We uoald
Ike 9 oveE here and here We are. We
vii gtay for m0nih 60 two, aad ID he
spring we viii o0mmenes lookina ont
Ter farm some plaos.n
: What rouse did you osme7" asked
The reporter.
We aana hy lhs only practical sonsa
thE9uaA the Cascade m0un1nfna, and
that's The snoqnaimis. We did not nnd
euy anoW - TIE mountaina, bot nUma
YoFfl0as 81 the road VS. q little rough,
bat farmers Ike uo are don't mind fhe
EooE1 reads muoh.N
On close insDeoitsn, The children 90.
psaRed % - warmly clad, and ali hands
seemed peFfeotly oontented ouf ghaFs IA
lhe cold, il fEo1i Of the little, old black
tens. scenes iika this Eomind old ass-
tiers Of pi0neaE tfmea, before Che are II
tkanseon1tnental railroads. whan il 70
quired 9 Journey Of ave or SIX months 10
cross tie plains 10 OreRon and Waah-
in4ton, ana give neg oomers eOme idea
Of tie haFdships and pEivations sal cred
- the hardy pionsaEs who caus here
and y eheiR thrift and industry naade
this colaiFy habitable, and placed Il o.
The road % wealth and greatness, e we
had e - the present time.
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NonxR CHAnErx.-Ths Ladies Relief
sooissy are DESTROYS that The appEOsoh-
ina ThankaQivinR day may be snisyed
by the pooF IN our eommuRity. as yell
as b he rich, and 20 that end are max
ing their annual appeal 70 The pnblio
for aid and aasistanoe 10 the noble Fofk
they ara doing. BAGS have been @Da
around very Renorally. into whloh ean
be placed. money, clothing 81 supplies
Of any kind which can be distributed
hy the ladies % the society on Thanks-
giving day. The Orphans Home will
receive les share Of ne aoaatians usades
and almost everyone shonla b able On
az occasion hke Thanksgiving day, 10
eantFibuts eonsthinR teWArd allsviatinG
The nuEzEinaa % TIE poor aad needy IN
Cur midst. Suppliaa sent y he resi-
dsnes Of Mrs.. 9alEeFt uill b resolved
and tuFaed ever 70 he sooiety fsF dis
tribntfan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Parties eoing Rass should ean On "
Van Waters. aRsna Canadian Pac1Ae
Railway, bafors closing bargains fer
tickAta Rates lover than IRE loves
Partiss ssnalnR fsa frian4s can depnsii
their rnonag with me and ! VII tale-
grmuh me dsiiNaEy Of Q tioket a. any e.
1870. thas savinR time and expraamae
Ths Canadiaa Ranias b TIE shoraeal
ana mnst diree1 ruule - all eastern and
aoafhaaassFa soints. glsk 80 Montreal,
NJ YEA. Chisaaa. g. faal and -
points ssush q cas- e ~ fani- tnia
4 - bass baiit aud tsNt equipped me
~ Auerfaa. Eniiro erai1 Funo thfenah
fruIa rhs Pasiea % ~ Atlantic witbgut
ebnnaa q cara No extra cnarRa feF
naoaad elasm alaepnTA The aesnety q
nlnruaa Via ste Rrnmaesl in The waEia,
snznpEiafna mzamntaina, iAkeA rigsfa
fasunls, aiagiexas aanynns and p1~sNifsl
landseapeA
Rrg1srionis.a en- always G9set lazEa
nviaa 81 pa1ranizine t1ta pup1lar roale.
Pal i9fnFnns1iaa l1rdi1Q faaea. llae
a~eo-1rso1afiuns. ~, freely o6fal1ae
- $1,000 - Van WATE
P.SrsnasF and EralEh1 Aauns 10 "a
- Rnunh u Ca
ONss. Wslis. KnrNs & Gas bsile.na
Gsn11ia y. 4. go
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

DEAru OF a PIoRKzR WomAN.-Mrs
Mary Olnsy Brown. veil known on
the ssund &c DR.. Mary o. Brown, died
q Der home in Wess Olympia lass Wed
nssday, quite Suddenly. Mary OIney
YES born IN New YORK Stats February
1th, 1871; ahe vas married % B. n.
Brown February 18th, I8l1, and With
Der hnsband and one o. tWo small ohil
dren arrived IN Olympia IN the antnmn
OF 1852. West Olympia has been her
home for the past thirty -four yaaFa,
during wAich time she has given much
Of her time 20 relieve the BuRsEinea Of
Der neighboFs. Fer many years, ia
pi0ueer times. she praetieed &c Q pEIysi.
oians and waa cent f0r far aud near. She
vas 8 clear. f0roiblo writer, and Oou-
tFibuied extensively 10 the newspaper
press. For some years past Mary Olnsy
Brown has been Vice presidents OF the
National Woman'a SaRFaqs Association.
She leaves her huoband and flve chill
dren--two s0ns and shFes daughteEs--to
mourm the loss Of one who has Allied an
important place In making tbs history
Of Washington Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Mr.. d. /. Wiloexson, Of Horsa Gave,
XIV. aays be vas for many years badly
afflicted with Phthiaies alec Dlabetes;
the pains were almoGl nnandnraola,
ana wouid Romelinea almoga throw him
into oonvulai0ns. he tried EieclFse
Ritiars and Ros relief from hrsl boitia.
and AFTER taking slx bottles vas entirely
cure !, and had zaintd IN nesh eightesn
pounda. eays hs positively believes be
wouid have died hAd IL not hsen fog
the rsliaf AFFORDED b Electric Bitsera.
SID at 50 csnts Q hottls b. A. b. STKw
Arr seE d.
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AnvTCT 70 mOTUE1G-

Ms. Wm1oW's S0oTEuo 8xn1R, for
ehiidran tssahinR, b The preaoriptioa 81
- AZ ne 80 female unrsua and uhy-
gieiana - ths Uafaad Blalas, and he's
hee0 ned faF forly years VITA ngysE
fnifina gaeeess b. milli0ns of mOthes
foT thglF ehiidRon. DuEing the process
~ tersRina IA vAlna 10 inoalsuiabls. Il
rsliavea tbs child fram pain. oarea ays
sntsry and diaFrhmas gEtging n -
bowels and wind colie. By GIVING healte
q tha child 4 ras4s TIE mgtheI. friee
- 4 hslsis. aUslAuiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

NEAnna CoHuEErIoH.-Ths oalifof-
ala Bridge Company lie rapidly finishing
lee esntrsot en- the Grant strest plank
road. The piles are all driven and
capped, and al the afFingors and floor
ing have been laid and spiked With the
exception Of 3 gap Of 100 fest. The
oonpany has been DELAYED some IN 40
oount Of not being abls 70 gee timber a.
fast ~ Is was required, and ten Of the
men are n0w laid OF on that zoo mt.
Tbs superintendent IN charge Of che
work said 10 q Posr- INTELxT0KNcKn re-
porter; @Notwithstanaing she delays,
which ws did not expeot, We will com
plote our eontraos By The latter part Of
next seek, aud within ihe date fixed By
she City Coanoil ID granting us the
goFk. We aFe @ly employing ten men
nOw, as 3 greater number could not
work 10 advantage AZ present. In a dag
or 90 wo will Increase our force 90
twenty. We are nov constructing She
ratings % The outer edges Of the rad
way end putting down The guard rails."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

GRACE HosPsrAL.-The baiidina Is
nov sOmplstsd Oh ice bsautiful sisa on
ThiFteenth stress near Madison, and has
no need 20 ash for doors and windows
90 keep ont the cold as u did last
Thanksgiving day. Agaitina ice iron
bedsteads SOW on their way from She
East, it 10 etheFWiss fully equipped for
work, plenty Of which 10 h0pos 81 do
the present winter. But u needs Raa-
hight. and the eompany's mains are hve
bIaoks away, on the corner Of Eighth
and Union streets. The Ree pips for
this eonnsotion viii oost 4ic0. The
Hospital, then, asks aid % q gensRoas
public il this particular. Gifts NAY Be
sent 20 Gee. b. Walgon, Rfesidsn1, o.
the e0Fnef Of Third and JsaaEssn
streets, Up. q. Box 50. TIE Thanksgiv-
ing offering a Trinity Church will be
for The same ohieaf.
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You osnnos aaoEd % waste time In
eKpagimemaina when youT langs are IN
Danger. Oonsumpaion always apema, a
Art, aaly q cold. Do ua4 permif any
dealer 30 impose npen yOa with soms
ehnap lmitntion q DE-. kings Ne8 Dis
eogeFy Tor Conzumptiaa. CoaRhs and
Colfa, bea b Hare yGa 80 ne Geaus1e.
nsosnas ha oaa make more pFud1 he
nav al yea ha has snmstking tnat e.
road, o. taxs tha nma Dant b De-
onipoA. hut tnafat upon a4llt1E DE-.
KinnAs New DiseuRery, uhl1h b RGAFan
iced 10 give raliaf In al Thruat, Lang
and Chesa n4ae&feaM 1Fial hntlia4 free
81 A. b SxEwkRr& - aw
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W. p. Born 4 %. paint ~ their sssok
q tAhls hnans 9Th paFd0nable pride.
II no ether line Of goods is . peEsen
more liAbls 10 he dseeIvsd. kgoTy lady
engaged In keep.nG house viii feel IN
tsFustod in linena, and thay are specially
invited 90 inspsel theiE stock; ranging
IN pEioe from Is ess. % 81 per yard. noA
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". P. Born q 90 are Offering a bean.
tiful hid elovs this soason, sThe AZ.
eads, = avs 6aIsonS, for 81 20. No isdyis
or gsntisman'a toilet 10 eompiets With
out veil Fitting pair Of gloves. Being
sole agents In seattle for the ganuine
FsateR gloves. they endeavaR a an
times % keep fun snppiy IN ell lengths
and shades. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

70 n hsvrn.-The Columbia and
Psesi saand Railroad Company is pre-
r,aaa p msvs the depot balldine from
= present location, al the foot Of s0ash
aa stfsei, 10 q point lost west of che
aAn haase, 81 tAe foos OF Main street.
A Allan 4 Nelson placed 0ns Of
talip.le drivers IN shape On Monday 90
s.iw toe Foundation. This was aooom.
Aee afteF great deal OF trouhle.
Y al.el % SCI thn driver into position,
- eeinnsy bad 10 be removed from
2. neaA the boat cut IN tWo. taken
.eiee.n TIE various tFestles where Il vas
ssais4l pai saRetheF again, and the ma
ltsf7, aftsf osine haulei 10 the near
appsoaeh, lowered onto the foat.
tAsesi, this Was accomplished en-
-aeAsy, and pilsdnvine will o0mmsnoa
cay % two. The change In she
Nsalioa Of the Depot viii prove q great
tsalenea 10 the travelling pablis as
g 3 the railroad company, which
~. lae soom occupied Al present for
~ ,faakA etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

HANDY a HAIL have secured the
agency Of Fawkes' patent spring mo-
tors and revolving Display eases. and
viii be pleased 10 give any information
desired Ia regard 20 thaGa Roods and gu
all orders for she same. J. W. Rawkes,
Jr., wilt remain Ia the city q few dave
lonReF in the sompany's interest,". nol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

CnnErnoER.-Tha 8eatt1s Hardware
Csmuany have iusl rossipld : ahipmonl
Il CFnk1nola BaEaa. Cell a1d aet ole
Il theas tnatig pouaiaE and fan1inatinR
aamaa Any dsaiar gtshina % Secure
fka asls a this nnigas paSier amuea-
- Z nan d - b a1dleslIna ~ shove
sampan4. - thsg srs Nsnaxal a4eul1 fer
he Paslas Cess. q 3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Special day il ehildFsn's eloaks and
new marhsta. On Saturday morning.
Nov. 1gth, " viii udef for s4ls Cur e1
are Iins of ahildrea's ciaakH and nsw-
maEhata q half pEios-shia oIsF q for
ons usak nniy. ToEEks q EuaEzMAn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

dust sooaivad, paF steameE Queen, an
immenae stock of Rafsins, CsfyyaMts,
Cfros. Minrs Menf and an aMaortment
az Table Daliaaaiua foF Ehe holidays. ~
- rosk pFiaes. q HuaEn 4 Nm
ERiA nol9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24
I1MEA III.

0aasEAi repairing and iobbinR shop.
sI9 Rsonf street. tee dssrs naElk 81 tbs
Qnsen City Bakery. Lacks rspaiEsa
ana ksya 6ftsd, naea aled And 80, 49,
paired, eaa- e. AL WaEk pEo1paiy
a1asnasd "a. osz3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Assert HAHsEN has engaged arst
class assistant Matchmaker and will pay
particular attention 10 me watohee,
clocks and iewslfy repairing. Repair
ina oomplicaied watches, ohroRometeRs,
etc. . speciality. YeslsE Block, Front
street. nol2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Any enc wiahinR y bay 3 piano VII
a. vel b Hse En4aE AxMnAI4. Wha -
IL manufaclursF3 aGent foE ne o1ls-
hrafsa WebsF and Decker 4 Sen piaBcs.
ana = nsllInR them aiEset from Ne fao-
tnq viii RnnEam19e q saving %
frcra NIB a. 91ba Osa VITA wells,
amaRa. 0nll e wits fes psfas. ais Gw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Special day IN ehildFen's eloaks and
newmaFkela. On Saturday morning,
Nov. lssh, Ne Will 0lfsF for sale ouF en
sire linz o. ehildFsn's eioAka and nav
markets q half priea-shis Oaer - tor
one week only. ToKIAa 4 SnoEaAfAN.