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ADJUSTMENTS.
Emma Abb0tI aud Company In
"t rlanlnO.r

aEIhptnOs
One Of the larg,s ct ard most fash-
ionable aud ieuces Of The engagement
appeared at the Thest last evening
and eIj1yed the rendition o. Rlcci's
mic optra, CrispirO and The Fairy, by
Emma Abbott, supported by The I'll
lowing cast of chaacters:
........H IIio Annandalo
Lount-"."... AEObtlbo Won't grin o
Fabr " m: uetto
Mirabolano...... Brodeuck
Aadrubale hopert Whu
piLo""..,......'.".." walter Allen
The opera was we'll given, and,
while II was not a pIououu csd must
cal uccess, II neverthel, SO served It's
purpose tn amuse and please the audi
ence. The Lu LADY song from En-
mine was no doubt the gem OF the
evening, the fine chorus rendering
most effective atsis anee 10 Mis- Abb
bolt. Miss AUnsndale was attractive
az the FAIRY" and her zoos were en-
Enthusiastically appluuded. Pruette and
Broderi,k, as the doctors, did some
excellent work, while Walter Allen
kept up the ttrong comedy part,
"Crier inc" excellently well.
Atthe matinee this afternoon Martha
will be the attraction, and tgnigbt, by
spec al rquett, Verdis celebrate d
opera, II 7r0vdtOye, will close the en-.
gag cement. Ia this latter opera Miss
Abbott will wear beautiful costumes,
the exquisite bridal dress worn in the
third act being marvel CT ait
FROM Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Mr.. Davis, who attended the opera
on Wedn' sday ni4ht when the Chimes
Of Normandy was given, rent the fol-
lowing note Of compliment to Miss
Abbott:
MINPHIs, TENN, November u, 1885. .
DEAR Mis- ABBoTT-P e1se accept
my sincere thanks for the compliment
you bestowed upon me this evening.
As / am compelled to leave in the
morning, It Will not be permit ed 70
me 10 make my ackT owl, dgmente In
person, and therefore this less sgree-
tble manner is adopted, Y, NJ render.
ing Of the sw ct ballad "Tne List Rose
OF SUmmer" was eDrsptuii1g music,
and the power Of SUI tanned voice was
surprising. Better iud4ts will no
doubt give to you due praise your
performance, but hope the assurance
Of warm admiration from one VIII can
feel, though he cannot jutge Of music
may be acceptable to you. Respect
fully yours, JhTFsBsoN DAVE
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Inspect wupfOSd 8 stock.

A MAGNIFICENT co lection Of the
Holsteins to be sold on the I'd prox-
limo are now on view at Faires's
srsblts, ard are whit d daily by many
love of fac cattle The balance OF
the herd is located at the Union Stock
Yarda
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SMOKING FIREPLACES.

LIVERY hou,sksepfr knows somSthing
n about the trOubIes cav cd By smoking
A. apl aces, which are am Ms til greatest nui.
panoos 10 DO met With, o. . OF the important
things to be attended, TO In. 81 hOuses 70 see
6repinces ave corFtdtev bu II. Mr.. n.
EKMON, ~ GsRanO, street 10 an eHpert
at this business, and bAs patented seme A.
Fsngaments that sbsbl0h him 10 GORE mnoAy
ohimneyB and 10 e. the Eri s'ost hest from
he fuel. All Who want hrepls. ea or ennlm-
no,G =, mediad. should apply g. Mr.. LkAVNs
Whose work Will give pauriac'ian.
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Gas, Works for Sale

TTNLEsS sooner di'posed ~ at prlvses
IN Holy Spri"S-' H"sis'iPSi,
On De, eInDer 4, 1855,
NJ public nutory, 20 the hishest bidder, fCS
essh, the entire plaht Il the hV WILL
SpEiN9S GA1 WORK. consisting OF ave
sers. of ground, 5 bout Eve ties OF man
niue Az a cot necticns, brick buildings hoads
tank, tools, pOtta le engine 10. .,,.
A valuable property, wh 90 he owner seilA
only because en- As.d u Os1sI beShes.
Vo'' AI,DISO GRAFT, Agent
Holly Springs, Miss November W '''Oss
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STOLEN.

IoW-on Thursday, near noon. two cows;
ear and slit and hole In NE other; the
other, red and white spotted, With . swallow
fork IN right ear; teats have black marks.
A suitable reward for their return 10 me,
near corner OF Lane avopue an q Ayres street.
CHARLOTTE EARLHY
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United states CouPt--gudges Jack.
son ann ManTnOnd.
The case of Holmes vs. Carr, re-
plevin suit involving lumber valued
ut $1,000 is on trial beio g the Judges
without jury " s+cf
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Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, So Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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Gold Pens at 1TuITord's.


Is REMOVED BY rHA Uas OF cocoAIHAs,
And 1t stimulates and promote the
growth of the hair.
Burnstt's Flsvorins ETtTsntn are tbs
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The big sale of H1ls' eiu cows,
which has been much talked abou',
will be held at Fsires's stables, Union
street, ct II o'clock am. On Thunday,
December I'd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-27

FINE line Of heating and cooking
stoves at Gabsy's.
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pUYERS-Wl III calf at 9 Madison AZ, cat far
ID BARGAINS in cot ares, lCio. stores, in ali
pGr,s OF city, suburban homes and farmS
w II lTfNpUtM
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TRANSFERS.

George ] Beursr TO william ].
Lem 3, trustee, t. secure W. j. Lemp's
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ADVICE 40 mOTHERs.

MES. WIHsLow's SooTHN0 SYRuP. should
always be used for children teething;. II
Sootboe the child, softsns the squel aliay.
Gil pain, oures wind collie, and 10 the best
remedy for 1ia.rhDat $50 q bottle.
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LAW REPORTS.
ChaneeTy Court-Rllet, Chan ceIIOr
DEGREES. ,....

Gibson VS. Reakiit, fiBal distrlbu-
ton Schroeder va Teniel, final; s ate
Va Ford, title to Nicholson; State vs
Dixon, opening bids; Stats vs. Rainey,
Hill, Judah and Goodwin "a casss) sale
col frmed; State vs. Chambers e
casey, title TO Monaghan; State vs
Levy, title to Smith; State va Oliver,
title 10 smith; State va Church, title
tn Eaton; s alto Va DoDueleon, title tn
Burrows; Ststs vs Alsup, DIS 100
acres; State vs Butler, dis. lot II, block
AZ State Va Haines, dis lot 8: State
vs Butler, die. lot 8; State va Butler,
lot IA, blccR is Slate va Armour, dis.
237 a. d 257 sores; Slate vs Butler, uis.
lots and 4, block 10 Safe va Au-
tbony, die. 3l2 acres; Elite VS. Booke,
sale, etc, Hstjnger vs Schellenbanm,
fiosl; Athy vs Athy rsfalenee; !. State
va Rice, tale set sslde H'~tr " puris,
sale; Ststs W fjn'ltr, amendment;
State vs. smith, sac, etc.
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Hats, BO nets and Hair Goods.
F Lavigne, in Odd Elbows Bald.
log, is tue dealer who handles the
best goods aud fells a. lowest figures.
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90 TO Tonnegseo Famp Works, Nc, M
VI Second stree, for Elevator Chain aod
Section Pumps. All work SuaraneSed.
Repairing done on abort notice.
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AcAcoN>s Blood Elixir If is tho

guaranteed. 1t is a positive cure for
Ulcers, Eruptions, or syphilitic Pois-
oning. 1t purifies the whole system,
and banishes all Rheumatic and Neu-
ralgic pains, We guarantee it,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-27

DYaiIrr nnd GlleanIng.

Buy CRATES, fronts and tenders at
Gabay's.
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FOR SALE.

H. Very semitic, stands WithOue hiichioR.
safe for lacy TO drive known az the Camp
marc. .. CITY OFT WORKS.
PARGAIN--Lot 30 feet front; 10 minutes
y walk IT Court Slnare, on street sar liaS;
very oentral-onfy $3.50.
W. d. IL NPRIN, ? Madissa ST.
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CrIminnI Conrt. lM Rone. Judgc.

The case sRsinst Jerry Brown for
rape and incest was dec ded this morn
ing by he jniy returning verdict Ct
no guilty af.er few moments con-
gu tation. .-..
N s. Belts was fned $50 for
cor tempt Ct court, but the
fine was aiterwsId RENTED. The
contempt was 80 follows: Ju iRe
Du B, 80 told Bettis that he had heaI d
that he (Belts) had "a d that be as
jaror had rttuTn,d a verdict OF not
guilty a few dsys sis 90 when he be-
lieved the prisoner t. be guilty, BE-
canse he fe t kindly towards one oil
the prisoners counsel, aud for this
he was discharged from jury service.
Baths dem snded to be informed 90 to
who was thu Courts authority on tbs
subjsCt, and the Court 8 i'd that didn't
matter; he was discharged from ser
vice as juror. ., IN
Thomas Murray was found gully
of carrying concealed weapons and
appealed. ...-
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE


PROMPT SETTLEMENTS will
tOr shsr and ,Id Sales daily
n. BESTHOEF ~ CO.. Licensed AuctiODeers.
J.. r. salnmnn
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A FULL LINE If Horss Bl0nkst, end
"a Lap Il bes at Wood uff X O1yer's new
'totc, Nos S7S and $50 Front street., adj6in-
ing the GayosO Hotel
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Solid silver az muIfOrd's,
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FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE.

EoR CITY PRoPERTY-Farm Of 2ss acres,
II in Tipt,n county, ~ miles from Atoka,
on c., Q. and b. W. u. R. 100 acres Of
hne timber; dwellir ghou'e Of 8 rooms, In
good cond ticp; sl2O b rn, and necessary
High Sch ol wi hin tait mi Q. Suitab for
grasing or cotton. For terms, e'o., apply to
d CULLEN, 4 Madison 81.
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DIR. FRANK w. VANCE
Physician aud Psychologist.

INA VANCE has perfected himself In pssy-
IL ohologv, and Il prepared " treat dis
oa,ass Of nervous otixn b. emit ely new
rasthods His Tiers peu ics ip addressed pr,n'
nal AZ vity, vhuse induen 90 On Owar func-
tons. nervous aud bodily, 10 paranount. As
master OF the laws governing peychu physi-
oaI phenomena, he V noudd NJ that results
will meet bic nost sanguino exp ctvtions.
OlIce-273 lee MAN street,
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FOR SIZE OR LEASE.

beautiful H0ME-Three miles from
ID city, on Poplar st cor. Trezevant ave.,
3SH acres, acre grove, re under pillow.
inquire at 476 hissi.s ppi avenue.
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] MULES AND DKhls-Addre8B
X, 36S MisSiss, nyeu

SCHOOL DESKS = Ahnut sixtJ doubts
- schaol desks, ,olid cherry, Gait framed,
good condition. Call, or add'ess
A j STEELH 2gi OrIsanaat
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Milford. Jeweier. 294 Main street,
sOliclts OIdersirOm the cOuntry.
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TAKEN UP.
SrkAYtD OK \ OLEN.

70, one Srawn ana "hite New
u. k79 -he hy street. a be .ewarded.
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an DANeen % ExncnIna.


fron tbs CaTtefsviile CouFank
In whitsasld county, a few nilau
from Daito1, ta0 men found the bodg
Of g girl lyine IN Mil Crask. There
we're tWo wounds 10 the skull. The
girls body waa covered with al CID
wrapper, tied 90 eth tuins, and Der
feet we're bare. The chestnut brown
hair Of the murdered RiEl vas disheVsllea
ever her shoulders.
4 great mystery surrounded the AFFAIR
for 2 while, as 10 enc could identify she
airi. and she had never bean seen in
that section. Abeut che time Il had
heen decided % berry haR BODY, Robert
SpEiaQ1eld, q iivnrymMn. made q start
ling discovery. He had started out
driving IL baQey when, % hia horror,
10 found one side az the seat covered
with fresh clota % blood and hair. He
remembered haNna hired tie kuaRy TIE
niaht prsVioua 10 young man nsmed
Charles batton. The anspioian dauned
upon bic mind, quiak az thought, that
be had obtained o clue 10 the h0frihle
murder, and be notified tha oalears,
Ihey vent % Patterns room dufina he
absence, and fsuud 4 valiss hIled Win 4
wOman's ciothinR, covered with blood.
80 - 49, - - ~ .NAAtA -
and little lakeF be aud his eham, win
Hslimau. Wera 81 Jail charged with the
auf1l murder. tbs web o. evidences BE-
Ran 70 draw eloaaR and oloaar Ground
the men e. tbs mystery unFavoiIsd, ana
Al anRFy crowd gathered IN the siFaetn.
Iha two men beRRed sheriff Poaroh not
10 allow them % Be lynched, protesting
that they were innocent Of the crime.
Patton cana 90 Dal1on Hseeutiy from
Indiana, and, beina q youne man Of
good address, soon secured ampl0Ynssn1
The airi followed Patton 70 Dalton.
hoping that be might be indeed %
carry cut bic premise and marry Der.
On messing she girl IN DAikon be pro-
fssaed tAe greaias1 love for her and
took Der oui Kiaina IN tbs baany on
which was fsuna the hIood. When
theg fesebed q s4dinded SPOT Patton
took hatehs4 and dalIharalaly split her
heaf open. Tha innrdasaF then stripped
his viesim, plaesd the cid wrapper en
Der body and threw Il into she crask.
Ihs nanae Of tie murdered girl Il MarV
6adRaF. She van said 90 be very pretty.
Tha prisoners have been carried e
Csihoan's nag iail for safe ksepinR.
theeals Of lynsAiEa heinz freely made n
Dal,on- Tke toan ia faarfnilT excited
end ths murray Counly Raauiaaors'i
ulll probably TAXA q hand IL the drsad.
fni aaaiF.
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--Sk NfcAal1a.
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o. Nsw Y0rkss fssmeF Governors I've
are sEiEl living, tAree ID peaoefai rsfirs-
nons and $50 IN aotlse hfa. 6ogaEnoE
Fish heid ths Execntigs eEios 1oEe han
forty yeaxs $50. and ID ne BarvivaR Of
al ths men prominan1 il Nsu HoEk pal-
iiios Ia he antI-elassry agitation eEa
He lives life of sixi1E ssalasisn, b IN
fosbIe health. thoogn lis nsu1Al fac1i-
siea ere xiaons1a Ihs GagHEDoK sap
posFd be had rstir 4 peRmanently 70
pEivsas life twenty years "a, baf WaE
recalled b. GeueFal Grant, and rSlnes-
antIy acoeptsd The oflos o. Secretary a.
6iats.
Governor HoRnsn e still . handsoms
man. who ssems 70 aae nat bi1. theaah
II n bsariy twenly years sinee be vas
aKsi elsc1sd Gcgernor. He b fond Of
social life. and his pleasing faes. with
bis Ene brown m0aS1a8ho and Winning
smiIa, may he seen - plaees where peo
pie Of ealaieafion mset ID public and
II private. 9oVsrneP Hoffman i seEy
f0nd o. the opsEa. he retains his fnlaf-
~ u politics. though taki1a no acsigG
pari II then. Ths Governor thinks "a
more 81 taking fFip 70 Europo shaE
does Cyrus W. Fed.
Governor Robinson lives Ia asrial
privacy Il biz pretty litila home il Fl
mira This Is not 50 much heoanss IA
ahrinks from mineling with his frisnGl
/ ii public IS bseause AZ affection 81 fhl
eyes, whoa txsnbied him when Gov
ernnK, enmpels aaelualon.
Governor CcEnell d NJ 10 The ears IA
business puRsaita. He il still Vigorous
and IN bis prime, and has b. no maanI
given up the asDiKation 30 Lead In poll
tics. The Governor, whose fortune "a
not great when be was elected 10 thl
olnee, has, By akiIlful nnd shEeWd opera,
tionB on tie street., achieved 3 hand
some property. Governor Cornell Ia in
eiined % think thai q man iust tuRnef
dftg, IN good health. Of large expeFi
enee, ard possessed Of q fortune cagh.
% regard the best part Of hia oarssE Il
before him.
II, however, & retired Governor q
Naw York Bhonid heeome President d
the United States &c As. his career vii
have ended when be quits the Whit
Rouse, though be may be- Just II thu
ViRorous fulness Of manhood. This vii
Be khe unpieasant truth that will wiihir
q fe4 wears facs the last x-GoVernor o.
Neu YORK. M. Cleveland: 50 that Il,
i question Of interest thai will be raised
concerning him viii not Be what oareel
- ahead q him, but what can be mex
do. Cleveland is the only ex Governor
Of New York who ssrged as President
except Martin Van Burea, though ofherl
Who have bseo Governor were nomina.
ted for that ONCE, and one. Seward
barely escaped ths nOminatioa.
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Women must learn that the days Of
merely oxnauent women are ended.
This Il a common sense age.
she must learn that tbs DAYS Of
q laneuid headaches" aad weak
nerves are no longer fashionable.
That roast beef Il better than cara
= She must learn TO say - Mo- and
mean Il. Yes. and stick 20 i.
She must Learn 90 wear calico With
cumf0Ft and health az well as for ap-
pearanoa.
q sbss must learn 10 live within hss
incoue. The more She Will save The
further she viii Be from The psor house.
eHhe must learn shat 100 osnis make
81. That 81 often means . days work.
-She mast learn % bake bread AZ
veil as cake, and then, u time eHofs.
music drawing and painting are she
Ronnine hone ompliahmanla. and
should not be neglected.
"Sho" must learn % seu on buitons
and mend Riosea, II then she has leisuEe
for fancy Wofk 4 is ell wall enough.
s'She" muat learn hVw 10 mako the
neatess room IL The house; 70 cultivate
floWers.
sshsF must learn that tight lasine is
uncomely and infarioua
"Shen must leaFn the hath OF order
the old rule, a place for eveTythina,
and everything h iis plAos.s
'She" muaf learn tbs worthlaGnneas Of
inlompeFafa and disaolute youna moa;
10 regard morals and habits moEe than
money ia telsoting associates.
.'3he" must learn thaa q eeod, steady
meehanie. farmer, clerk o. tsanheR II
worth more than forty lnafsEs q bread
el0&h.
-ShsH must learn that one gooS book
ia worth az hunarea French novels;
thai thorough praetioal infermation Il
a1 useful % 9 woman ne q Q man.
she must learn thst few are the
women VITO not havine learned thess
leasons IN youth are not Taught them b.
biteer expeFienoe.
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49, 3 2annzd u ~ Gefk
AAlat l1pazAs. wAeH thDa - kampGzl.
tc8 va 81 fha1 Wsah a4EiEA4f
IL oeMa Fiie 1u1Res9 wa4a1l t11a IL,
nH& anunti1a eGe1 ap18 flnk
khzl 1snds t1as % e1rliTilEs ~ snras
a1ali hs-to tank
Co. nssk - rneEsy hanQ1st IL. whesz
yannNGF mni 61n1 bl1GUss
Tho lkonnkf ~ ne ahan nake thes
shsH8 endnFe 3 6sseeE alsoms
xAat reo1RAs shaH tnEn ths feskiFs enp
1ors1ga Wills yua eEink,
An1 waiis aaise nmiIas are en- llg nheek.
az sznss ak4iI 1910 thin1i
Eoras1 ne fnIse enc. hops 4 nos uhzn
minasrElz toueh re n1ring
Tie meznery 81 osheE Days win GalI thea
Walk kesy ainKs
Ths alr ] used e loss VII mahs thy
coward oau1 ianoe 1hrink-
AFo. egarg n1sa WiH have ~ oIIuE, -
onEae viii be-to think
FoFref mel 10, GAat sail nnt he ! Ia
haant fEee u ny sleeRs
Il drsans tAo1'h eli1R te alimy Fnek'
th4k oFeEhanz the dsep;
Tnoa'it shEiek fer ai1 ny fsable ara
aeall haFi thea from she brink.
All Wkan th0u Wahast q Wild dizmaF,
~ euEso sail be-to think
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

within a Cd toan 81 the 50
A Wise nan and q Singer dwell;
TIE wigs nan apaha lahuFiga1lg
And tanzhl With pain the izafh be
falf,
Tha aineer scattered eVaFyahsre
Hia eneol1a1 nanzIo % ths air.
TIA wiss nan anf the SINGER beth
Lia mou wiahia lha ehnEehyaKd green
9umusE and spring have pliRhted treeh,
An hundred yeaEs theg have not aegn,
10 tEnnes ok thaiE vanished feel
Are b tie cid high Rabied Hirest.
Ard e. TIE wiss man's faborsd words
MOI enc Is nov remembered vel.
But still. 90 cle4xiy a. aPEing bixag,
Ihe singers staple Iowa eoagH swell,
And In She old town mssm past
o. every hens and every heark
Portland IraascrtSf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

The present. showing i that tie Gov
eEnment Of Great Britain made q pEeci-
Gus fool at iasslf b. srrestine John Dil-
Lon. Whist Do tie Bgitish authoEifies
propose 90 comvios him Of ? What has
be d0nef Il they tFy Aim and faii %
oonvic4, ~ whai poaitioa viii they then
b placed Il certainly locks &c thonah
9 grand mistake bad been mada -6aff
Laks TrsbNne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04

DIX HOWARD. aula Owmsr,
VA. ten da1a. carry ne unftad s1aaaa
Mlal q hGo1B CanaA making larHl.
WeeklF Nfp4 - soalGia Ae&xaHR Geap
va touch Is Pan eamhls f1r -
" fFHfzhk aEIivknH 81 Heaafa "a ne
af1eFlonns F8tErzl1R WI lc8Vo T01laF,a
WAarl e. q ocloGE eFuFy TUESDAY nnt
saturday Merning. taking ne NAH aa
PuEt o4uh be for 1eabeek 40 unIon CRY
1he steamer jess phtne WI leaEe So
and rao1lvp asAaEl taE So pafnt O. Hoo1a
Cannl. ta3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-04
WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS

san Rrnnsisss - Seattle
EamsH n fhls fiHa innva Ea1 BEnnelses
CHae. RI. VILLA
q Cnszla wrg14 Can FEaua go a.
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q Il. Cos g1Hzmers
lAndGreua o. EdilhlN
VIII tun daily bctwoen Inoomn ana M
koWnaend. learlng Iacaua u1nn 4llIH1 6
train. Seattle a. 20 D. NJ. ard TON VA *
/ Port NnAison. Fnkl Gam be. pnsf m
ard P1rt ToWnzend. Hot1rnlnN M
EaFi Townsend every dag ieMnoN4
e ciescc4 ,. M and 8eat1lo a. q
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The steamer ~ ~ WERWNw
leave seattle every sunday. Tua11
Thursday eFealnG 3 e'1luuE, GuF VI
calling e Mukil1eo. Tuinliu, C
OAK Hnrboz, u.saiadF, Lacl1ner' 3
Anaoor9eM GnGma4 AamiaA Nmt1NHE
Bellingham and 8ahcma
Returning. VII l1aEo WhElcum aI
Monday. We3uos1MT and HHl1aT Nfaa
inca e oiolock. for eoattla
iniaruladis1a pein1n 81 tha W.
SEATTkE- 4 AelT AVA H
Tia steamer DAH1H wfn eso IGe
faE 6kAGit river and WaF NmM fVE
Monday and IhuEE1Ag, Eet1luf4 4t8
aaF1 and FrtoaTa
Hur EEnlgh1 ana pnuaas AMY a. uNn
pnnYs o1Ica on y lnl1E " hsrl. rFoa lr
the hoal1 e. tie Hana wharf
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