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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-08

fuel, and other economies would be consider
STATION HOUSE,
A pressing public need is a station house. 1t
not unfrequently occurs that parties arc held
in custody for trial. 1t is neither Just nor
humane to condemn such offenders to associa-
ton and intimate fellowship with hardened
criminals. to say nothing of the danger
from disease and various forms of loa1h-
limited number of cells. and crowded
condition of the county jail, eompel not
pn aa s aars asas q
such sanitary regulations as the rules of health
and the laws of humanity enioin, The cost OF
pared with the demand for such an addition to
the police equipment. With small outlay the
lower floor OF the City Hall could be converted
temporarily ut least With proper drainage
about the building. they might even serve as a
immediate action be had upon this recommen-
dation.
NEW PUMPING ENGINE.
In the estimate for expenditures for the
M Il oy
1t Water WORKS ssod5 being Set apart tor
that purpose. In the estimate of receipts is In
Guided $4,000 from the Carroll debt. Upon this
last mentioned resource is predicated the appro-
priation for the engine 1t is not at all probable
that any such amount willbe realized from the
Carroll obligation during the next ten months
1t is not even accurately known that the def
cheney of the late treasurer will reach that sum
Inc eSGimdte may Uo d CLOSE Que, Dut tne exact
aI}onnt eannpt be escertained until the pend
Ing tivestieatlon by The commissioners is com
reaize largely from this source during the &c cur r
rent fiscal year. Mr.. Carrolls property is now
advertised for sale, the terms. on the reality
being small hand payment and the residue
In one, two. and three years. phe proceeds 81
| the personal property will be almost entirely
absorbed in satisfying the prior demand OF the
State. The city must look to the realty TO.
the satisfaction OF her claim and patiently bids
her time. Meanwhile the necessity. for az
additional engine Is urgent. Any accident To
been for ten years. fha5 eogla lot he
readily repaired, Yould result iifi great inoon.
Vnnihnce from sc lcity of water amt. III ease o
lire. might prove disastrous. We cannot
afford to rest our safety upon an uncertain
contingency. l therefore recommend that %
earlyas practicable provision be made for this
purchase OF an additional engine. and that il
be placed in position as speedily as may be,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-08
m SPECIAL NOTICE.

have concluded to make a decided change
tire stock of
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-08

Mr.. Bargamin stated that he was 40
strong Hounihan man as anybody. When
he had found how things were going after
the election, he had asked Hounihan if he
would not rather have the position of
superintendent of streets. Hounihan had
replied that he would, and further, that he
would Tot accept the position Of Chief OF
Police.
Maj. Mcmahon stated that he had been
absent since the election, and had just
learned of what had transpired in the
meantime. Upon his return he met his
personal friend, Capt. Waters, and was
asked il he would not support him. He
had promised to do so, being under the
impression that Capt. Waters would have
no opposition. Since hearing the explana.
tion of Mr.. Craig, he felt it his duty to
recall that promise. and would cast his
vote for Mr.. Hounihan.
The vote was taken and resulted in for
Waters l, Mr.. Oberdorfer, for Simpson,
and 2 Messrs. Craig and Mcmahon, for
Hounihan.
The election Of the police officers being
| in order, applications were read from p,
M. Livick, Thos. Murray and r. w. Lohr.
each of whom was regarded as in nomina.
| ton.
Mr.. Teabo nominated j. B. Lickliter and
Mr.. Craig nominated r. w. L0hr. The
| vote stood 10 for Lickliter and 2, Messrs.
Craig and Mcmahon. for Lohr.
For tho novt oG,oor ~ D,i;o< 1K. D.-r-
ley nominated VIM. Simpson. Mr.. Ober-
dorfer nominated r. w. Lohr. The vote
stood s for Simpson. and 4. Messrs. Barga-
min, Craig, Mcmahon and Oberdorfer, for
Lohr.
For the next officer of Police, Mr.. Nc
| Quaide nominated Jos. A. Newman, Mr.,
Craig nominated Fhos, Murray. The volts
stood 10 for Newman, and 2, Messrs. Craig
and Mcmahon. for Murray.
WATER POLICEMAN.
70 this position, on nomination of Mr..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-08

Mr.. Obrrdorfer, and Mr. Robt. A. HamiI-
ton by MI. Teaha, motion to reconsider
was offered by Mr.. MeQualde. in view of 4
change of the ordinance, and the election
postponed.
Mr.. Crowle offered resolution, which
was adopted, providing for the appoint
ment of a Superintendent of Streets (the
same as Street Commissioner, to which
Mr.. M. Hounihan was elected, with con.
troll of the carts and hands, and with
power to make necessary improvements in
the city, with the concurrence of the
Street Committee, and who shall keep re.
cord Of his expenses and make monthly
report. Also, a resolution that the wages
Of the lahorera of the city be paid weekly
A recommendation that the treasurer
accept certain manuscript bonds was acted
upon favorably.
Mr.. Craig offered a resolution protesting
against the removal OF the Internal Rev
enue Office from Staunton to Warrenton
and asking that committee be appointed
| to wait upon the Collector, Mr.. Ham Shep
| pgrd, to importune him to continue the
office here. In case, the claims nf the com
mittee should not receive a favorable CON
sideration, the Council should ask the ai(
and influence of the representatives of this
section in the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives. Messrs. McQuaide, Tams ani
Bargamin were appointed committee.
| Mr.. Bargamin laid before tine COUNCIL {
list, signed by the Superintendent of tht
Water Works. asking for $40. 90 to be ex
pended for the articles therein named
which Was granted.
Isaac Witt, r. l.. Stratton. and VIZ
Wh0lley qualified as School Trustees.
Peyton E. Hutchens. night Waterman
was given the power of policeman.
Petitions asking for additional anpra
priations for the Newtown Hose Com
pany and Augusta Fire Company, wer,
read, and referred to the Committee o.
Fire Department.
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For Oyerseer of the Poor Mr.. Teabo
dominated Mr.. John W. Bryan; Mr..
Oberdorfey nominated Peyton Hntchins
Mr.. Craig nominated Logan Turner. The
vote resulted-S for Bryan; 2. Messrs.
OberdOrfer and Bargamin. for Hutchins
2, Messrs. Craig and Mcmahon. for
Turner.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-17
GFaDeHfr's Guide.
c. B. & 0. RAIL ROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE EAST AND WEST.
DoUBLE TRAcKl JANNEy CoUPrER.

leave Camden stataom
For Annapolis, 7.20 q. M, 1915 p.
m. and 40 p. m. On Sunday 0.O5 q.
m. and 500 p. m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore
and Washington, 6.10, $50. 0.05 .. M,
1915, 500, $50, 11.SO p. m. On Sum
day, $50. 9.05 a. M, 1.30, 500, $50 and
HOO p. m.
Trains leave Washington for Baltimore
rs follows:
5 m, $50 a. M, GAO q. M, 7.30 q.
m, $50 .. M, 1907 a. m, and u 10 p.
M. 1.25 p. m, S.15 p. M, $50 p. M,
4.30 p. m, 4.40 p. M, $40 p. m, $40 p.
m, TOO D. IN 8.25 p. M, and II 90 p.
m. On Sunday only I.30 B. m.
From Annapolis, 8.18, :. IA, and LAB,
$50 p. n. On Sunday, 1000 .. M, and
and go p. N.
Baggage called for and checked at
hotels and residences on orders left at
ticket Office, 152 West Baltimore Street,
Camden Station, and 81 s. Broadway.
DAVID Ike, g. K. LORD,
Genl. superintendent. Gen Pass Agt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-17

&c II =
Evening Capital.
THURSDAY. June II. 1886
HERE and THERE.

An old lady. reading a biog-
raphy of Charles O'Conor, the
alleged father Of the New York
bar, exclaimed: Poor man! he
had a dsedful set of children. !"
First Stranger" SLOW, ism
itl" Second Stranger Yes,
very" First Stranger" Let s
60 home" Second Stranger-''I
can't, I'm the host
If the decollete fashion does
not draw the lines somewhere, =
says Brother Talmage, s'the pri-
mitive figleaf will again be an
indispensable toilet article"
Professor in Astronomy: ssMr.
j. can you tell me which con.
stellation the sun will enter
nextg'' "Can't, SIR" Professor;
Correct; the constellation of
Cancer"
Jimmy said the editor to
the devil, II want you to send
q marked copy containing the
obituary Of Reverend Slubkins
to his late residence" Eyes,
sir; but where in hell is itl'
A mixture of two parts gly-
cerine, one part ammonia and a
little rose water will whiten and
soften the hands.
A little linseed oil brushed
over faded green blinds will, if
they are not too far gone, make
them look almost aas good as
new.
Flower-pot stains may be re-
moved from windowsills by rub
bing with fine wood ashes, and
then rinsing off with clean warm
water.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-17

A DOUBLE DIsTTLLATION OF MANY OF TIE
BEST GERMAN HERBS.
Making this the Only Reliable and Eficieut Tonic syer
placed before the public for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Loss Of Appetite. General Debility.
MaIarial Diseases, Collie,
Cramps, DfarThmm, 40.
The highest character Of the many Testimonials
awarded this preparation has never been euualaA wa
refer With pleasure 70 the f0llowinGs
This is to certify that / have no hest
fancy in recommending to the PROBES
sion and public "Dr. Petzold's German
Bit.erg.p A. j. Foam, M. d.
Baltimore, Md.
Hon. LEONARD BLAMIRE, M. O., from
Florida writes Having found great re-
lief from the use of cdr. Petzold's Ger
man Bitters," cheerfully recommend it
to any one suffering from Diseases Of
the Stomach and General Debility.
This great medicine Is for sale by all
druggists, grocers and dealers generally,
Price so Cents and q. 90 per noGtIe.
L. PETZOLD & CO., Prop'rs,
my29-1y. Baltimore Md
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Parties going East should eail on W.
Van Waters, agent Canadian Pacific
Railway, before closing bargains fer
tteksta. Rates lower than sue lowest.
Parties sending foa friends can deposit
thaiF noRey with me and I will tale
graph she delivery Of q tiekea "a my ex-
penss, thas saving tine and expFsssaes.
The Canadian Pacific IL the shortest
and most direct route 10 all eastern and
Southeastern poinks, aRoh aa Moatrsai.
New ToFk. Chicago, So Paul and eli
points ssutA 90 east OF Sc. Paul. This
3 the bsss built and bsat equipped line
10 AmeFiea. EaliFa train runs thK. ueh
from the panafe 60 she Atlantic without
change Of cars. No extra charge for
second class sieepeFa. The soaneFy b
olassas vita The gFandest il the world,
ooupfisinN Bannsains, lakes. Ffwara.
forests, siaeieFss canyons and oaautif i
Landscapes.
Excarsiunials can always effect q large
sAying By uafr0niKinQ this popular route.
Fail taformatien regarding rates, sima.
accommodation, ele', freoiy Oh aimed
hy applvina 30 W. YAs WkxKns,
Gen. ARan for PaRes Sound In Z. ).
Oalea. Wells. Fargo q Cas- haiiding,
seattle. ". 7. ELS
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An old farmer from Amboy, 0s9eeo
eonniy, N. r., took arsas interest IL the
performances Of aome trained dogs 10
bis town. and said:
used 10 hawa doe which waa the
moaa knawinn and insallecfnal doc yon
ssa9 aaw. he eanla ell .haus what
time Il vas b. the cieok just as sell e.
could. He wonld Raa into tAe house
IN the afsefnoeA Wtshoas nayina @aFd
20 anybody aud look ~ b sAa si0ok,
and N u wasa't q eumsseF casa ave bed
10 81 ah0as hts haAsHeaa. Then hesd
CONS back again. and TIE aa<ana eAas b
vas quarter past ess bed barb and seaFa
fog tks eo3M
"Ons aag ny w0nan thanahA ahe'd
zee II TIE doe eouIa be faola6s end a. /
O'Clock IN ehs afteFnoaa ahe turned TIE
clock 30 5, The deg came In, looked
inaiaeEently up 81 the eieek. shook bis
head, and than ran enl 30 looA a. she
san. He cane baek again, sqaasted
aawu aRa syed ths eioek as Il be gaa
WAITING foE q rat When the mlnate
hand cot areand 10 9 quarter pSst ha
saarted 81 &c asaai. and before Ne eoaid
wfop hin e bad al them aoWa ap In she
BARNARD. / drove ah4m bach, and .
mors mortified peFaon you nsesE saw
than thai doc. He ran tnte tie honaA,
baa the woman bad tnrned TIE hAnaA
bach 30 the tree time. Tbs o. jumped
40 &c the elaek snd acted &c II be wans-
"a 30 tear 4 20 pieoea. He aawAss
ssemea 10 dizsrana ne aamb tAinR After
THAI
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aaECnana Aogegaa oeaascE.


Colonel Ira Aver. Who has charge Of
Customs matters on The Paoifo Coast.
was In Seattle yesterday. A reporter
called on the Colonel. Al kis room Ia The
hotel. and Ia the course Of the e0nxsr
sation oolenel Aver said:
have been % 4 tour 20 Alaska,
where l had aotne special matters TO a.
tena %. under ineafuetiona from she
department. as WaahinatuB. While
there maae an inapaasi0n af the dis.
aEtot. Ny exFapd bad no conaecfion
With fisheries. Rlihoanh met many Of
the ofsleaTs Of she Govern Hent vessels.
and Ia eonveFsA9ion wifh them Rot many
pulnas IN eonnsatloa with The aeizuEss.
| returned g she s0nnd % the l0sh Of
ehia moneh.s
/. Have yuu Inspected the Customs
Once e Port Townsend. and examined
tbs accounts 81 Collector Beeahefg =
asked the reporter.
have. vas the Feply.
Have yon any objection 10 skatina
tha condition 81 those aoaountsfn vas
she next question.
IL wuaid rather SAP nothing aboat
Il replied the Colonel.
Reporter Il has besn teleeFapAad all
ovaf she oanntry shat Cohesion Bseohaf
wAs uhoEa 10 hts aaooanta. Thia IL nos
generally believed on tha Sound. IL IL
Il not tEue 4 great iniustIea has been
done 10 the lats Celleotor. and Il would
Only Be An set Of iuetiee 20 ssa him
raRhs before the pablia. The sooner
thia ID done, She soones = simple Gel Of
justice will Be psFfafne
q IL thaa Il So said she Colonel.
ssyoa may slaia that whlie In seattle
Uolonei Aver STATED % 3 friend that
be bad examined OoliealeT Rescher's
hookH, aaeeanea and vaaeheea and
faund everything caffaoa and IN Efst
class ugndiai8a, a. that there Wae no
discrepancy IN bis aasoantss - has been
Fapogeed.n
Thanking tue Colonel fer he infoF.
nation. tie FepesesE withdrew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

III. Atkins. Chisf oi Police, Knox-
yilie. Tenn.. writes Ny wife and are
benedciaries Of yoar mosa excellent
neatasns. nF. Kings Nea Medical Dis
e0SexY for consumption; hAStnQ foano
i 10 b all thar yeu claim for q. desire
b testify 60 les virtue. NJ friends. %
whom have reeommen0ed =, praise 4
ns esary eppeFtanfsy.' De. kiuR's New
DissoRery foF oansamrelcm = RuaFaR-
teed ta care Cg1ahas CoiAs Bronchitis.
AETNA, Croap. and every NEseifnn oE
Thruas. Chsst and Lunes. Trial bottles
fFee a a. B. sxMwAExs dFna stsre.
Iaraa giaa 81 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

Yoa are seslinR asprsased, yoax apps-
tia 4 roef. ven aEa bothered With haad
aehe. voa are 6axaatys neFxsas, ard
rQnarailr ona cf asrsa, aad want % hfana
a.. Brace a., hus DOT with sslmulantss
epffan rne3ietnss az hsAteRas wAacA have
far tkaif bass very oha@p. sad y say,
and walsh atsmaiAes yea fuz a. hoaF
ana thsa leava yaa ID woEas eondltic1
thar hefsra. Whma yea want an
alteFntsTa thmk wiil pGFify yozE haand.
SARA healthE aaticn % fveF An8 hid
psga. restore year vitality and esse r.
rmwea heaith ana atannGth. enah q
rn~aleina von will Gnd In kAsc1Fie BIT
tsEa. ana anly 50 esnga q noa&ae. e A. B.
ExEuAnxa &Fes ntose. d.
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sA hE sRA aex4s ~ @gsm.
8mseE2l Esmen
IL 4sas aomNrs a. Mten fstAnen
Hasa n~6a -. -. --.---.
- - g 80
- 49, 81 ieNlm4ss sas-
ee I'd e9s9T 1a9s w1sKsean,Fs ne
khe nmsnse.sasssn s.@nsu.e~ !. -. -.
.-.ssm.... ..-.-.......s
.se q - etense e uax
AriskEt &A4 B9eaaas end testified fhafs
~ pss ..1n ~ Ereaasm& Hnthnatia
fA1 Aha Gss9A an4 ia1ne pEansnsNa q
nznat nisaln& sAakk Mang aaiaa wNEa
- eAaaNnt eEeHtma anzfnasa. Walls 8
aAkRa naAln1B ct nmnm we're full
0rNL Ine p4RfnEzanne hann a es3
ana from - AEaf mnmha4 Is tie fuaI
Greg Of 80 eaEsasn &h@ artistic exasa
.aHea g - eaaaxaasmsut wms nAsIas-
aata@& IN &eKFsa ms9ef hakaHe snMzstglf
u tits city. Cusiome4 naiuxallg aau-
seesa n he appearances % Mafanas
Alln9ls Hsak, and kns mR4mah with
Whloa fns fair ladF wms xnred
npsR BEE sntFsnee, pa her Is
coos ~ rapreTf vita her audignas. Mlas
hsnA w9rs sapsFb RAEiaan drsm
Ct whl1a kaat4n silk KtslGay emngsidsFsd.
heF asa8 a1d neak mase fairly eoVaxed
Win dlamsnds. AaeAAna a. every move
m9nh. AAs fanloaa sanger haa BsEY
prep appearances, and ID sVery
aotaens avess asap. svlnees tae arainlnR
alle Espe.ysa ~ 10 aEs esnteB Of b.
S9pa. heg volee - ct sxlraaFdinaKg
aeanay and Meilownsas. she las &
eompsetals uHasf haE eeztEel mn9 sns-
cssaed admirahiy IN al sla vocal en-
oallia1menes q Der two saieeki0ma Her
issilss saataane4 foEia-uoses. eFsmssndas
AEa soAlas ase q Rkeas parity hmf II
azlEstfann % inst chs e0Dmanas axes
plan9 e4ee1s whta4 aEs enelAelg oaE owas
and u fhe pEoda19ion ct watch nha IN.
qnaallanaelg stanan alone, Patti nos ~
eepted. Ias aadienae Maa eamplstelg
eaxFiea aWay End called tee Rifled
pstm4 aennA several times be3aSe tbs
eaFsain nnail she eSnaanted 20 sing
soma pcpnlaE { snnuFas Oomias
fhE0aRh tie kgep and sswaaee River
geFs sung - only ahe can sing thsn.
ne as4Ha % hMVa nsaa vel pleaaed
Win hsE raaspsion. foE n addtsion 10
tha aoDaa ennaaueed ahs eang ID eana-
pany vita sfs eontFall0. Miss Muaiisa-
bash, 9 naost charming 8eel, nos On fhs
programs which AFTER f0uE enthusiasts
Eeealla hnd 90 % repeated also. Madam
Hauksa graceful and winning manneFs
naptivased her listsaerss and il il nets.
wugahY faot fha1 dGEiag The inses
miAl0n pgaea4n9 ne oFegA gate
nuanef 81 8aHaa were sgoueed Ko4 10
nights psFfsrmanes b. shosa wha wsEe
pneseus last night.
The aaxt ID che fnEnT Is The anaienee
was tbs 0he0a ieE a. Kamaahi, pianisf
o. the Old school, puaaaslma rare
aehieVemsnas. whose nslsoaiona On ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

xe 81. PAUL. MENNRkPoIzs AND DULUTH
AND RETURN.
Round trip SOS, hrst class. Excursion
train will leave Portland Thursday, Sep
TENDER 80th and Friday, Octo0eF t5sh.
Tickets good 30 return any time within
ninety days. Thia 10 the lowest round
"trip rats ever made from Puget Sound,
and is ID hoped shat everybody who ca,
viii avail themselves Of il. All Who
NAV wish 70 attepd TIE w. o. I. q. con.
yeusion. held ~ Minneapolis from %
tnbsF I'D 70 29.h. viii have ample time
10 yisit she far East.
First class Paiiman drawing room
sleeping ears, Fra via the Northern Pa
csia. through ffom Portland 10 &c. Paul
without change. Parties deslFons Of go
inc East can obtain valaahie infoFma.
tioa by applying 10 a. CuELnmRo,
Fieket Agent, eaFneF Mill aRd CONNER
eisi streets, Seattle. W. r. SIS DIV
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oRnz rnR ALIEx.-Yestsrday morning
Ikalanher vas tnlad ts the little epen
waea between the new starr block and
iaa EsaiaR.L sagy block, 10 be used fp1
Aa pnFposa 81 constructing q smail
esildsna b Be oaoupted b. Herring 4
khRanaax as q barber ahop. work ives
~ eammeaoed on the bu ldinE. a. u
N6a Understood thai an injunction
Nqasa Be tmmediaaely served ~ MR.
aES'a AGENT Mg. 1eaieK's lease on
@A alley way wtll expire In aooal -four.
M manaha, and Is u d nee made exi-
eel laai Il cannot be occupied wtthe1a
ennalel vita Mr.. Starr, u 10 70 Be
sapad that the alley will be opened fug
sahlie zee. A plAnk roadway could
aslly hs constructed therein. and wonld
save great eanveaienoa 20 ell oe0apg-
81 the hallalaga In thaa square.
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las DRovSKD.-oa Thursday, as ths
manaAip Queen Of the Paaas was
easlnR . landing e. NAnaimo, Il ives
- aeeessary 20 send line 90 shore.
e men we're lowered into q auaall
- 2 Salty The linz. and the frat they
taeF dFtited 10 tae sierra 81 iae
dust thea heF hu9e propeller
ss.sea, smashing The boat and fhFow-
" ooeapanta inaa the water. Life
- sefe thFown 10 them and two men
aaa. e1g q seaman aaHSed Tan.
aeea disappeared under The Sur
- Nd vas aEoRned. kAaxsm 10 re-
- ne ecay we're made. baa without
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vWR R0MHMH0x STEAMSHIP LINE
RunninR between LiveFpSol aRd Que
bee, theses By Fail 10 al B0ints IN the
UnIsed States. Sail from Liverpool
ever Thnraday, calling 81 Belfast. and
from Qnebso every Saturday. StaameEa
Are large and fast and s&ssFAgs aoeem-
modAtions unaxnalied b. any ether
line, while the voyage b go miles
shorter than via Mes F0gk. three days
Of Il In tha smooth waters q TIE Calf
and river S4. Lawrsaees famed fss
beaaaifal. picturesque seemsEy. Steer
ace and prupaid certificates suid Al
lowest Eates. Aiso drafts en- Ear0ps
aud baak rsmiktAnaea 30 any postofhee
addreas. a. CHEEKKHa. Tiaket Anent
Tor he NoEthaEn Paaiae 4 n iylA aw
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Atnmu o. Tan QuKHN.-Ths sleam.
~ ouesa Of The Paciae sailed Tor Hsa
slansiaeo yesterday afternoon a. As.
sHem Aars she took lea tons ae fFalRhs.
EisinR $50 sacks OF oaas. 500 sacks
feeaeoea, and some miseallaneoas
$50 hee pAaaenees fisa wAa aa fol-
N& Mrs. fcklan aad child, II. h.
&sans &C. EFksna, n. Toklaa, q. w.
saa, v. ]. Adama Mrs.. Geo. Rool,
- !. h. Smith, Frank Saith. ID. b,
aeaa, Charles nFasoh, B. b Oallay.
4 nezglns, J0hn donps, s. Il. Shezfey,
s@zga 4. Co6man. ]. W. Oesna, MIRA J.,
OrAaA Geo. stokes. o. r. Milsa'
Burma. Jarasa Berns. and thirty
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

MEs. Wuls1ov'a so0IEsa SxHgF, for
cAiidRen taathing, is TIE prasnFipsion OF
ons Of the best female nurses and ply
siciaua In she Unitad States, and has
been used for forty ysAFa with never
falling anoesss BIZ millions Of mothers
for their ehildrsn. DaFina she process
of eeathing lts value Il inoalenlahia. Il
relieves The child fFam pain. c1res dya
enteEy and diarFhma, gripping In tbs
bowels and wind oolio. Bg giving health
- The child Il rests the metheR. Pres
80. 8 bsttla. ap2ldw1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes good Couah
and Lang syrup, We will say chat Tar
and Wild Cherry b the basis Of the
heaa remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients. with several others eqaaily
as eliscacioas, enter largely into Dr..
Boaanko's Conoh and Lang Syrup. thus
making IL one Of the mnsf reliable nov
en- che market. Price 90 cents and 81.
Samples freq. Sold By A. B. STEW
Auw dz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

Tie Besa sAiye 10 the world Tor Cats,
HFuiaaa, Sores. Ulears. sails Rhean. Fe
YES Saraa, TaetsR, CAmppsd nands. Chill.
Slams. Germs ana al Shin Eraptions,
and positively eunsa Piles. % no pay
required 10 d RuAEaatsed % give Per
geSe satisfaction. OF MONEY refunded.
PEies - esniN per bon. For sale b. A.
b STEwAnw. DE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

Rrom tAa dayxof CoEtex. in 1871, eown
b tAa beafnnsn8 e this esatary. ard
eyes b ne rressns time, except when
intercepted 81 revolution ne Mextcaa
silver ainea are knoSn % have paaFed
farsh an uneeanlnR stream q silver. u
4 aslinaaaa THAI tAa valua ct tie silver
coin and Aulitoa 81 teas enanifF sanee
sha conquest IL ever &Ao0aeNaeeAA and
Il d will knowa tAat eouse aE tae UlnEe
have heen praatahiF wgFkAa Aliases With
nsla ialagRupeian 1fpD thar tine % antk,
and shaa 0ns Of thea - lEaaa g SSH
xumnirR nas silver aa IL FAse o. over
a. a0 60 ~ ysaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25

EcHwARAoHKR Bnns. q Co. are noe re-
ceivinR their fail stoek Of Carpets. We
have NOS gone out Of ths retail eaFpea
tEaae. as 10 supposed by some people,
bat have been and are receiving daily Q
larger aud better salsosod stock Of ear
pete than ever before. EcHwAnAcHKR
Rrua. a ca. mu22