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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

WAsHINozoN, Oct. 29.---A rare combat
took plaeo thts afternoon, IN q baildinc
oooapied By the Fish Commission. Be-
tween two little pets Of that Institution
Aho eqgrss8oF, ard the victor as veil
wa the ne9iy aFEiyod ella fpronounoed
heiel munster from e CHA River Ia
Afizoaa, the only species Of the lizard
whose bite b knogn 10 be poisonous,
aud the victim vas q two year old ALI.
Ratof from Florida. Tha lizard Is Il
inches long and about twice tha weight
~ the alligator. Both reptiles we're ID
semi tofpld condition, having ceased
20 taAe food week or two ago; and for
some pafpoae they bad been renewed
fFom tnelf glass cases and placed basids
each other upon The stone hoeE. An
attendant Inadvertently touched the al.
liQat0f'a tail and caused him 70 move 8
lev inches forward. whore he oane II
oontaet with the biunt moss 81 the lizard.
Tbs gnakg e3es Of the lizard lighted 40,
its black lips opened wide, and les laws
closed With snap upon the fore paw Of
the alligator. The aauriaa developed
unexpected activity, and, though taken
% q disadvantage, made for q time a
Railaut nRht for liberty and life. Its
movements we're naFvell0aaly quick,
and lie jaws closed 9 dozen times Ia
succession upon The mailed head Of she
lizard. Il soon, bowevas, became ex-
hausted, and, moaning like a snd ring
child, falapsed into quietude.
Tbs attendants sought BY q variety Of
means 70 release the alligator. but we're
compslled 70 be very careful ia hand
ling the ven0mous lizard. Il vas seized
By the tail and held ap 10 the aif, taken
By the bloated GEEK and choksd ssx ersly,
plunged andeF wateF and maltFeated IN
other ways, bat q ne pufpese. Then
sharp wires we're thrust into its nose,
and finally q large troWel vas forced
into is mouth, bat suoh was the force
Of ita grip shat the steel hlaee, Though
considerably bent IL thp effort, failed
10 release the afiiRator's impFisoned
paw. Then The pair were replaced IN
the glass case which had been occupied
By the lizard. and aRaia The alligator
FeneWed lie struggles, thFashing its enc
my With is tall aud swapping 81 d With
is jaws. In ite struggles Il bad dislo-
c1ted sts shoulder, and tts imprisoned
limb became limp and p0weFleas. Its
meanings we're pitifai, and the attend
ants we're moved 10 renewed and sc last
successful Efforts 70 effect 4 separation.
The trowei vas Feintr0ducea into tbs
monsters mouth with no very gentle
ihrusta, and doubtless made 3 severe
wound 10 some tender part. Bubbles Of
cFayish slime we're exuded from msuth
and nosfrils. and finally the Jaws WeFe
slowly opened. Even then IL was q
work Of several minutes 10 disenGaes
the hooked fangs from the wounded
paw.
The oumbatants we're placed IN THEN
separate receptaciea. the monster lap
ping hia THICK black lips With his green
ish forked tongue, while the alligator
closed its eyes, probablp 90 die Of the
venom is sysiem.-N. Y. SaH.
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d. 80.


Parties going Easi shoaid call on W..
Van Waters, Agent Canadian Pacific
Railway, before closing bargains fer
tieketa. Rates lower than ths Iowest
Parties sending fol friends can deposit
their usoBeg With ne and I vii tals-
graph the delivery Of 3 fiakes at my ex-
pense, thns saving tina and exprsnmae
The CAnadian P&aiae u tie sharfesa
nnd mnst direct TOats 10 eli eastern and
southeastern points, saeA a. Nnntrsai.
New YORK.. ChicaR0. 81 Pani and al
points ss1th o. easi q 81. Psnl. This
& tbs basi baiif and bsst eauIppsd linz
b AmeFieA. EniiFe train Fa1s fhR. uah
from ne Pacids % The Atlantic without
ahaDRs % cara No extra charge far
seooBd class aleepena. The aosnary e
alasseA With the grAndas& ii the world.
enmpriainq mountAina. LAKES. RivaEa,
fcreEla. Riaoiefas eanyoas aod baaufif 4
iandssapeG
ExcHssiouiHta ean alwsys sHaot israe
saxiHg By UauunizInR ikis popalaF Fonta.
knli lMfoKrzaaisn EeeaEtlne rases. tire.
aeeeDnodationa ETC.. frsefy % niued
b aEplFtaQ - ~ Wax WkrEna
R4aae1zsE and Ereiast ARan, for Pu-
- Saund h Us.
0ase. Wells. FhzRs 4 Cas- huiidInu,
aaAttia. .. II. CALI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

That Large Oaks fFsm Little Aeorns
Grow b fally exempli6sd in tbs re-
maFkable afoWth Of the insurance busi
ness Of A. CHuBKRa d Co. About fouE
years aRo they commenced doing bnai-
ness with q fee small companies. They
nov have the Aeenoy Of q iAras line of
insurance. companies both native and
foreign, including the tIreman's Fund
Of San Francisco, 1.-THE largest PaeiIfe
Coast Company, and the Guardian Of
Lnndon, which has the largest paid up
capital Of aay Fire Insurance. Oom-
pany IN tbs world. They also repre-
aen9 the Mutual beneat Life Insar-
ance Company % Newark, New JsaFey,
one of the eldest and most rsll-
able life companies IN the world; ahs
Accident Department Of she Paaifc Mu-
tnal Life Company, Of san fFaneisoa,
uhieh issues the simplest and best 80
cident policy Of any eompany 10 tbs
Uniied States and zoe Marine Depart
ment Of the EiFeman's Fand. Of San
francisoa. eo3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11


ah.rusfh1 viii. 81 ~ l5lh. -
Is shss Store = sns usEa Ross
IL. st.rr i il seaftse lookiae e b
- 6aook and alts0dina e oshef busi
mstteEg here.
- ssssmsbip WAlla Walla vent q
- ~ezlsrdsy afteEnaon VIE x1u9 tent
y 80 fog San Efanoiscos
e-t.i. =. D. Lfbby has taken con
- ~ fuR RioE1rd Hoi7oke. We.
1,.-s~sn HiekIaa, VITO - a9tng % 1az
$50 % rsaida.
-. On sCranks's - Res. CIssi
: 49, e fhe Y. 81. Q. A. Hall. goEnei
q 1870 AID Front st7seta. ca kFidal
ra next at oseiook. AdmimisE
m
-. r,sfa Of County Commfsgioueri
- Sss1nrn on Saturday - 9 sartzir
rsabsbly the i5th Of December
- rsrse fmpsEtant matters vii b
d up0n.
1sh Collins. r., has deteF1ined e
5r Az. ard has s Ken 3 desk II
4rscs q &. Lewis ones. be vii also
- = 4 attention 60 eolleesioHB. His
- kng1n good qualities ID that kind
800 will ins8ke him "a ample
lg q work.
- fatsla Appearing ID he tabular
s1s4S15ons Of the vote Of King County.
fsfsilhed Yesterday WeFs obtaiDea
- - olloi4i records, baf HaFe % In
....s'l fhnt as present tie fabie again,
80 - assuranse thai it ia noN sab
sIallg correct
nj 6. Kellogg u C0upavilia writes
= fsligma: Dont les nv advertise
- sgpsar 10 the Posx IaTEEErnENcen
800, - fhe calves are all sold" fnus
- ne bsneft of advertising. A
~ Avs AGO be PCT IN ! notice IN this
aesf. sad L has already doae - work.
Thsnuson 4 Co, having met vith
srses1ent, are progressing vel
- - hasinsas history Of sealtie, and
eli y ont Bt an early day. Is VIII
4 = exhaustive as those Of other cities
- haen. and Il Il desired thai a fall
fa6ion of the city b had ID o.
~ thae ths wOKk mag hey favorable
sneagIsou With similar works II sister
lle4.
IRE AIU WILL toARAa - 80 49, "
as raited States. aud also Of the Ter
'l1. usrs discharged b. Judge Greene
slls ID October. they wefe direot
10 raagpeag 81 the C0aft House here
Nosamber 18Th. Yesterday Clerk OF
na1f EInalow requested tha announce
mado that said Jurors need Dot 90
rn nnfii they shall Feeeive Official
rsenal u0iihcation 10 De 80. this
s6fiee 8 given By the direction Of
Taaee ofesns, Who finds that she term
r fa Port Townsend court viii Be pro
Irnasd % as 70 render Il iuPeasible for
k 3 open oourt IN Seattle next week.
aparaeFaph appeared 10 this paper 3
iew days aga about Young boz VII
had eoGna here from abroad and needed
ama. einee then offers OF home for
lbs uail have come 10 by kilograms, By
1its7a and Ia person TO she number 81
faanty o. moFe, ell Of them from among
& tssi pe0ple IN their respective oom-
naaitias. Most Of them expressed
desire 30 adopt him shonid be be found
aaflhy. u there not an 8pper anlty Tor
ams individual or association 20 do q
s1a4 dssd b. arranging 70 have deati
las lads from eouae Of the popaloas
eeniars of tia Eastorn States sent sui
hafs and provided with good homes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
KLEcrIeN NorEs.


he total vote OF the Generalsn 10
this oounly Il a. follows: Within 275l,
UBFien 22is GrisVold 2s42. Hill 2i72
Giles 2757, Lowell 224s; Bixisr 2sl7,
asaFth 2246.
Pie total vote polled in the ooonly
uss 1888 this year, and in 1884 il was
tl6s.
Il Beattio this year the total vote was
szf1 and 10 1884, ID was 32iS. In prsyi-
eos gears The law allowed residents Of
ne aoaafy 20 vote Gus Of their own pre-
olnels and it Is q safe estimate that over
80 persons from other precincts voted
ID eatiie IN 1884, 50 that the increase
II thla sily has been considerable.
For 3uaiioos OF the Peace 10 seattle
Z. =. Janes received 17I3 votes and n.
sodeFbef9 1859, both being elected.
B Hfooman, next lowest. haying re-
erred 1877.
FaF Constable, II. q. Thornton was
elested b. 3 vote of 1875, over Caldwell,
Uaa reserved 1888 votes.
NJ. Voorhees, plurality Of 1918 wa
- Highest and Nj. Juniaa Roehester's
majority Of go was the lowest On the
hine esunty Democratic ticket.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

SrEIk, New. l0.-rhs sobFanie at {
secruf session last evening. after a de-
bate thAs lasted ahree hears, decided "a
elect Prinee Waidemar, third son % Toe
King % Dsnmark. as The successor q
Prince Alexander on the throne % Bal
gaFia. Prince Waldemar is . years
old. AZ tamoffoW mornings session
Of the sahEanie, Premier RadisioG
viii pFopoea Rrince1 WaldemaF a
q candiaaas for ths throne, add tbs
SohrAnie Wiil elect him b. acolAmatioH
aud appoint a oommittee Of I've 30 on.
Giaiiy eunves TIE oaelslon ~ she Prince
RfKan1H, She ERefect OF soda. has -
signed. Bis dismissal bad been de.
mandea BY kaulbars bsc4nse be had
eieotea = Russian subject from the SO6u
Ooaneii CnaDbef. Toe Pfefeot 81 oncs
ofeted b Eeagn, bat ksulbars Insisted
that The f3oVeFnNenf dismiss aim.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
A cAFrAINs FssgVsAFE Pssoev.

Caut. CoIsman. ssAr. Weym1ath, ply-
inM hetueen Atlantic CITY nnd n +.
hAa been truahled With q coaQh - that
he mrss anah1a q afaep. and waa tnaaeee
% try Dr.. Kinr'a New Discovery for
Csnsnupsian- Il not cnly gave htm
Instant reiief. hut aIlayed the extFame
uarenasa ID Ms breasE His chiAars1
wera similarly aGsceaz. and . sinete
anae had the sama hAppy sdect DR..
Kfnaaa Eeg Discovery = nee Ne stza.
asf3 YRsne3F u - Ge,szaHn hauaeA1&.l
nRa a hnaFA tha sahpon11. krea It5al
Rr8tfas e thia alzpHaard rame4y g 4. B
HrHWAnEas pFue eturA ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Mrs. Ph0be Ohealey, Petersen. Clay
Ca. Iowa, tells The following remarka.
be starV, the truth Of which b vsuehed
for by TIE residents of ne town an
Is wears cid, have been troubled With
kidney esnplaint and laneaesa foE
nany years, eoala not dress myself
without heip. New / an fires fraM all
rain and saFanea4 and am abba 20 Do All
nv own hsu3a9uek. I awe my thankz
d Electric Riltsra fer having renewea
nv ysath. and remOxe4 compistely : |
disenne and paiu.~ Try bo4Ela, only
90, a A. B. SzKwAEE's dFua sore. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Any ons wishing 10 buy piano win
do we'll b zee FRANK KEwRAIx, who q
the manufacturers agent for the eeis-
hFated Weber and DeakaF 4 Son pianos,
and e selling them direat from she fac
tories. viii guarantee g saving q
from e75 e $40. Ofaoa with Wells,
Fargo. Call % wFiie for pgioe. sl5 DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

CLoAKs And WRAFs-Ths banner stock
Of the Pacific coast. The great sensa-
tional topic that Is agitating the social
circle u every home IN Seattle Ii chs
maRnifcence of ear cloak and wrapsfock
For elegant and quaint designs, variety
and low prices nothing has ever been
seen equal 10 il 10 Seattle before.
COLA ToKLAs & SINoEnHAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
TaE rIsCTIoN n mAsos ooUxrr

ARCADIA, Nov. 8. 1886
Following Is a correct iisa % The ON
eels ele1ied fer this district and county;
fooEhees, 8 majority Ia the county.
khoedeF, g majority 10 the county.
heed, Joint Representative. is elected
y III majority In the district, Van
kpps beating him In this conniy BY 80
majority. McFaddcn, for Prosecuting
Attorney, ret 60 majority ia thSpenanty,
end ia beaten IN che district by about
~ Following is the county ticket
eleets Audiior, Arthur J. Taylor, Hep
hberlif, D. al DuckNoFih, DEM, Treas.
efeE, n. Fredson, Dem; Probate Judge
y. Dunbar. Dem School snpeFintond-
eni, Mrs. A. NJ. Brooks, Rep; Surveyor
!. g. Pusdy, Dem; 0oFoneF, George
uYphert, Dem; WFookmaaieF, MeDon'
ed simmons. Dem, Oennty Oommia
Moners, Edward Miller, Rep, J.. Dow
Hep, d. q. simmons, Dem.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Jnsl received, q large invoice Of goods
from the East, which we can sell cheap
Syrup, Sorghum, Baitimoro DKips, NeW
Orleans M0lasses. etc., and some Of the
dnest No. Shore Mackeral and HoI
land Herring ever brought 10 Seattle.
NELSON CHrLBKRa. cells In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Come early and secure the greatest
bargains ever offered u this lins. All
clean. fresh, faahianabls goods, and Il
quaFtsf he regular prizes.
Laoes wsxth g. per yard. for le.
Laras worth TIE. per yard. for 2SSe.
Laoea worth fflA per yard. for 30.
ocl& SAN kRANcrscO SrnRK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

AcCgnEST INsuRsNcn. = Taylor alarms,
agents for ne TFavelsFs' assurances Com.
pany Of Hartford, hAvs paid the follow
inc sm0unts for accidental IN iaFiss goE
tue moatha Of Aagusi, September and
OotobeF; Moss kec1er, SO; Charles
Edwards SO; TerreBce O'hfIen, 500;
Charles lshailisier, SO; l.. q. Andef-
sou. sS5; Dr.. EDWARD kilboarne,
g. u, Captain q d. BroWnheld, SO;
Moses Kern, $50; n KilboaFne. es5;
Otis Ceapman. &i00
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Ths Besl salve b the world for Casss
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt khe1nl, ke-
YER Sores letter. Ohapped Hands, Chi
blAins. CoFna and all skin EFapttanas
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
requtrod. u b aaarAnised 10 give PER
fees aatiafaatfen. o. mOaeg refunded
Price = scents per box. Fer sale b. A.
"A &wwwkHT aW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

HANDY & HAIL have secured The
agency Of Fawkes' pRtent spring mo
tors and revolving display cases. and
viii be pleased 20 eive any information
desired 10 regard 90 these goods aud gu
all orders for the same. W. Favkes,
Jr., will remain in the city a few days
longer 10 the eompany's interest. no4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
AnVIrR - mnTmERN.

ms. WENMow1s So0EH1zo SHnuP, for
ehildfon tssshinR. l. TIE preacriptiun %
ans % the bess female narsss and ply
eeians ID ehs GATED states, and has
hssn ussd Tor ferry years With never
failina saons0 b wiliiona az mothers
for their ehfidFaa. During the process
81 tssthina ifa value b incalculable. Il
raIisvas the child freq pain. cures dys
snasrw ana di4rrhuaa. RripinR n tha
e he child y rests Tie msthsr. P1riee
Sc. hetllo. ap1idaiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

TME D0MENaeE STEAMSHIP EIEE
Ranninz bstuesa LtVerpeol and Qus-
80. thancs ~ raj - al Points In The
unItad SiataE. sal froD Liverpool
every TharudaY, aAiIsna IS Belfast, and
fFom Qnehee every 6aaan1ay. GlEameFs
are laras and faaa ard ssasEARs apcem.
mudafiana uaNxnel1ea b. any otheF
lac. wkiIa ths voyage h 500 miles
shoFtsF than va Ne9 FaEk, thrsa daya
e 4 il tha saeotA waters 81 TIE Gulf
anf FsReF 81 laWreaea, fAaod foF
hsantfal. pietsEesase Nseasly. e1seE
40 and rrepat9 esFt1ozesa sid af
iapsaf FaseA Also drafts on E1repe
and hank Fsmit1Anoaa q Any po1to,ea
aaaraA A. Caua. Ilnksl ARana
fs ne NuEaAsKn Ranis r. n jylk dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

W. p. Born & &C. point t. their stack
Of table linens with pard0nabls pride.
In no ether line Of goods is & peFsen
more liable 10 be deceived. Every lady
ENGAGED in keeping house will feel in
leFesled IN linens, and they are specially
invited 30 inspect theiF stock: ranging
10 price from . cta. TO 81 per yard. nc4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

NKxa4Ku's 0fkzATIuNS4 -AHW York.
New. s-Aanfy Wizard u ueeotiAtinR
With q. z. Huntington fer tie inal
transfer % Ire Oreron a CAlifoEnta
RAiiruaa. thsuRh it uas th0RRAt this
had usea eansammated saua tinse aa0.
Willard Wss : biddsF for 6, oo1Qae warth
Of OFeeon Halfway a NAvtEatten bends
sola ~ Esifah Saith % q syndleafs. bai
as nai s,scassfal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

w. p. Bonn 4 Co. are Offering q beau
silnl hid glove this season, .FThe Ar.
cade,n Eve buttons, for 81 40. No lsdy'a
OF goutleman's toilet 10 complefe With
Gus we'll fitting pair Of gloves. Being
cole aRente IN seattle for the genuine
Fsaier gloves, they endsavsF at AL
times 70 keep 9 fun supply in ell lengths
and shades. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

FRED DIuKMAH. the grocer, in order 10
introduces Bonanza Baking Powder into
this mafkets presents each purchaser Of
= can Of the powder with q ticket.
When IA cans have been disposed Of
two prizes viii be given 90 the holders
Of the lucky numbers. The prizes err
sisi Of q White light Running sewing
machine and 3 tea set Of 36 pisces. 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

FESED -LAwreaoe Petersen and A. L.
Delsel plsaaed guilty Of seiline liqaog
without a liosnse on the Cascade branch.
Ia Juafioe Hnfs couFt Yesterday. Peter
son IS dned &l07 "a. and DeiEsl So 81
fhs foFneF said and TIE latter is wiling
b Il BE- can raies the money.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

New Pempons, rev AppliQae Figures.
new Daisies, new Table Soarfs, new II
dies. nsv EplaaheEa, new Buttons, nsu
Banner + d. rec Collars, new Braids.
new Cords, neW Novelty Braid st East
eFn cash pFiosa CHKsrEa CERARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
SAMEa WEaT.

General repairing and iobbina shop,
9i9 Front street, two dears noEth OF tie
Queen City Bakery. Lacks repaired
and keys hited, saws iilad and sst, sew
ing machines, trunks and valises 70
paired, etc. etc. All work promptly
attended 20. Oe2s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

TIksovA. Nov. lO.--Tha session Of TIE
SohgaB3s 10 eieca q successor 70 Prince
Alexander vas held this morning and
expeesed. Tee Prime Minister proposed
the nzme Of Waldemaf. The whole
assemoly arJAe II body and elected
Wsidemss b. reclamation. The pgblie
IN ths galleries. did not paFtieipAte IN
the enthusiasm manifested - the dep,
afiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

TINS COUNTY FkKM.-- The Beard Of
County Commissioners have concluded
b transfer the care Of che county poor
from Providenoe Hospital 20 she county
farm. One Of the greatest burdens Of
expense the taxpayers Of the cannty are
called upon 10 bear IL for the care and
sappaFt Of paapers. For many years
We Sisters have baan awarded the een-
tract Of caring for them, and there h no
iaalt found with the mRnner 10 uhich
they have been locked after and proxid
Cd ter. bat tue number Of eoaaty charges
4 constantly IN feAsing aud TIE harden
% tae taxpayers beeominG heavier and
heavier. Only q few miles fram Seattle
The cnunty owns q furm On which there
Is large residences, built with a view %
hoaainR she poaF. Tue contgAet with the
Sisters viii expire before the term 81 The
present Board Of C0anty Con- ntssioners
IS dnishsd, and ihe Commissioners have
oonelnds3 - make TIE change. To that
cad tAey advertise thsa merninz Tor bids
from Suitable persons IN order - seoaFe
q superintendent % take charge % the
farm aud TIE poor on keosaary I, lee7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

USsoGp.-o. A. Vannsrsn. = prosper
0as white River farmer and = member
u The Beard AZ King ooanty Commis-
sianers. in speaking o. hsps yesterday,
aid +" am Rratihed to zee that the
BOP market IN the East b en TIE i'm.
Freve. ard am also erati6ed 50 80 that
Pacific Coast hops are leading eli com
petilof& As matter 81 fact, Puget
sound hoPs are superior 20 those Of
eitheg California 81 0regon, and IN time
vii eommsnd a better pFies IL the may
eeta ef the world than etaef coast hou&.
There are unsold In King eonnty % tbs
asoa's crop ever quarter u = thil
ben dollars worth q hogs. whiek' will
pfobahly Be shipped y the close tf tee
feaf. ] have hftesa toua of Shoice
eaps siili unsola. an only efaled 81
eenis pr poand teF them. has aa cur
aoFs are bringing fgom s. 70 - ceBta
pef peand IN Neu fofk, and ID huiy
sassa eenls per paund - ship them
Efon Seattle b thai point. ! can So no
tsAsOn Tor selling a. the prea2pt oaex.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

HANDKKRuHIKEs Great Job purchase
81 ha1 dkerahiefs, &c about half prics.
These are noe seconds. bat are al per.
feet goods, boueht cheap. 400. per doz
Ask 70 Ne them &C the SAM FRAMoEsou
61oRm. oe14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

The Kree KFee, Havana flled, Whits
InteFnati nal Uni0n Labor. are the
1nesi 5 cent cigars on The Pacific Coast
Fer sale 81 LETK Bzos., sole aeenis foI
Seattle. 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

HmMa 4 6kL1ow exrN Her CON
plexlcn formerly Hna yellow; noW her
brilliantly tinted sea-ahell cheeks are
lno admiration e hundRed4 Sac nssd
kfseman's msdfoated face poWder.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

kMBROEDERT. = special parchasa Of
1900 yards, "a enc quarter their vAiue.
Embroidery from Il. 30 So, WeFth lBa.
% SO. Call and Sc tkem e the SAN
FRAzolsoo SzoRR. ooIf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

The Light Running White Sewing
Aaehine Is the best Row IN uaa. 10000
machines sold per annnm. LoWMAH a
HANFohps agents. corner Front and
Cherry. Au25
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

paowsEn - NJ. ReAsss. ~ Eaels
aaEeoE, father in Law Of Q. u Packard,
g Ne saohomish Ess, y y ecminR
sesa white RiEeso on MoodSt 10 szaAli
go BASED With Apples, With hia boat
sAR leak. he thoacht fhe woald BE-
- Y reach home, and ntinnea 10
~ ana bail Finally. fwhen too far
@ aeoge 70 make . lAnalnR. be ~
$3.50 hat hts boat usals swamp, and
80 eaahla 70 swim. b. Aaehea himstlf
ese1 when pick 4 up - va
htx. dohn T. nan3on wtll rroach
sA ssnsa Al Pg 4 Aadisoa -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

TEE WHITE n KExa.-LowMAH 4
HAEFcnD are agents foK the Iiaht Run
ming White sewing Machine, the besi
in the world; 10000 are now in use.
Gall and see it. Ru27
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

A GRKAE BAReAus.-One upright Cab.
Ter piano, 10 use three months. Gall on
FRkEK KfzBAI.1. 81 Wells, Fargo 3 Co.
Just shove postofass. oc28
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

whea ths PTiHoe of W&les Attended
the tneaasE a. HamhurR aarlna hss ~
caai sissl tn pro- % seais near hss Was
doahlaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Keep your eye opsn for tka great
American eagle that keeps watch az
CHns. MmLEn's store on Oommercial q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

The WsstaFa Queen Savon is manu-
featured emily By the Seattle Soap Co.
No better soap made, try Il.