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Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Fishing Notes. HE-

MT. John Hurd went fishing yesterday and caught thirteen pound of blackish and sea bass. He also caught lobster weighing 21s pounds, which is an unusual catch with a line.
 MT. John M. Champion of Champion & Heaton, residing at 155 Bradley street, who has just returned from a three weeks busi- ness trip in Massachusetts, Vermont and other States, went fishing for black bass one afternoon during his absence in Lake Cham plain. It was good day for black bass and when the fish bite. He caught between forty and fifty, and the largest weighed four and a-half pounds.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Mayor Bulkeley's Reception.

Mayor Morgan G. Bulkeley and wife gave a splendid reception at Hartford Thursday night from g to II o'clock in honor of Hon. P. c. Lounsbury, the Republican candidate for Governor. Il was full dress affair and the elegant residence of the Mayor was thronged with guests who were all Repubi- cans, many of whom had never met MT. Lounsbury before. A most favorable i'm pression was formed of the candidate.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
PASSAGE RATES REDUCc.,
 ANCHOR IINE

StSd!neTS eVery Saturday from NeIv v,.,
 GAAseSW Sot AND LON $ ONDERHfWS3 S3 New York, Glasgow. LtVernn, CABINS, s4s 4demdesrFy and sFy or TRteelfast: Ao"'
 Atlantic RSnresCs raessCsoSnD.CLASs, SCLASs, $30. .sGSF30 .sGESr00h yia QUEENSTOwN
 Wedno.S E ROh Els from New Yors saaorap saloon passage $50 upwards Second For Books of Td or prepaid, either service $SS ft X EITLNPsGsoS ses2NRR9 New Yor |; Ga M; DoWNEs & SON, 351 Chapel stss street. or
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Human Bones Found.

While digging in West Water street west of the old custom house yesterday, where Stoddard & Kimber1y's new storehouse is to stand, workmen dug up human bones brown with age which must have been buried g good many years. There were two leg bones and part of shoulder bone.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Starin's New Haven Transnor,o-
 tiOn Line.
Every Day Except SaturfIav

eaafE-A Leave New Haven, from Start,,, T5ffS t sssH Doek @ at 1915 o'clock D. m I'bs GoRNS eag NTSSesdey sDad s9d sa0r sT60rsday The day and Friday. Returning leave Nsw HNSs "echHS- the 6eS sarp pgp aS foot of
 the Corning every Sunday Tuesday and nT Th r:Yy, 14e only Sunday night boat from New York Siay'
 i, are, a win perth in cabin $1; stateroom Si Ex
 d Free stage leaves the depot arrival of Hart Ioru traln ana from corner Church and ruha I- streets every half hour, commeneng at a.so ohape p. -e o' o'oo 0 ciOSR 1 1lckelS ana Staterooms he purcbasad os .. DoWnes News Co.,, 869 Chapel street Peci C Pt IHe 70s Chapel street, and at the Toutne Hotel nsio
 iy16 Na, mnILN, I, agent,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
OT For the Indian Territory.

Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlain and V. R. c. Giddings, of Bridgeport, left yesterday for three weeks hunting trip in Indian Territory, New Mexico and Texas. They go with party from Kansas City and will en, gage guide, carry big supply of provi- sions and endeavor to shoot bears and other game of large size.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Connecticut Buyers of Florida Land

 Within the past few months residents of the towns of Seymour and Derby to the num- Der of eighteen have purchased lands in the vicinity of Ocula, Fla, to the amount of 1,
 3sO acres. The largest purchaser is Edward Root of Ansonia, who has bought 1, 180 acres, Archie Gillis 360, John H. Defenbah 32O, B. B. Thayer 290 and the remainder 16O aoras zach |.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18

A Baltimore negro who emigrated to Libe- ria years ago ordered quantity of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, stating that he didn't like to be without it.
 J. E. Needs, U. s. L. H. keeper, Fort Car roll, Md, says: Salvation Oil cured me of rheumatism D
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Died i'm AnsoRfa.

Mir. George Bassett, aged sixty-six, well known citizen of Ansonia, died on Thursday. He was blessed with friends owing to his genial and other good qualities. His last employment was with MT. Hobart Sperry, the Ansonia grocer. The interment will be in Evergreen cemetery, New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
st,lI at the Runtness.

The swindler who has been doing the Con necticut towns with such good success, and who got away with about $500 from people in this city Thursday, cleared about $200 in Waterbury yesterday by the same clever trick.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
NEW HAVEN, Ct., Dec. 26, 1882.
Messrs Lewis & Co.,:

Messrs. Lewis & Co.,: Gentlemen-I was persuaded through my friends to use your LEWIS RED JACKET BITTERS for my difficulties, and I find it the most miraculous thing of the age. For indigestion, malaria, kidney troubles, sick headache and loss of appetite it is certainly unequalled.
 Unsolicited.
 Yours truly,
 MRS. W. s. HINKLEY,
 Meadow street
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
National Line of fSreaws,.,.--

TCINN ' " IIHSt1A, LIVERPOOL. CTIElrrss
 ss5,iro TOWN ONtiS AND LONDON DIRECET hElss yorI o@ing g weekly from Tier a9, North Rive- a Atanc Cabin rates to s1o0 erpssln paid steerage tickets Sf9 ssBeina eiI, and p=e- Gst tr t ofner ines New steamship Amesseass ssss s 'rlp 10 New York, days, IS hours and Si Tn;nas A,ar+. F. V. J. HURST. Mana.1ss@ wAsen1s a5 MeW Haven, BUNNELL 6 SCRa N'Ts1N NJ DSGtWINMFEAIRICK, DGWMEAsI a HGKS, A. MCALISTER, GEoRGE
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18

HALE'S HONEY is the best Coueb c,,re o5. soc Al GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauti6es, 25c GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, 25c HILLS HAIR & WHISKER DYE-Black & Brown, soc PIXIES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, 25c. DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure. 5oc
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18

Chicago Grain and Provision Market. Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires to Edwin Rowe &G Co.,, Commission Mer- chants 4o3 New York Produce Exchange, New York.
 The following shows the quotations at 1 F. M Chicago time) for the past three days:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
ALLAN ROYAL NAH SIEAMSHipe .

SKlEMIN bt55a1 aI E IIAII Steamships sail reguisrI at Iondonderrw @ @2e9eoec and Liverpool caIiin, and sefa m and Galway Cabin surpassed PrenoiS ne 1oM rates Accommodations nn py to and Iea9d Fer further q1s 9t Grsn sn State street Bacta.L A: Agents, Portland and Gbane bane str stIsat gUNNELL SCRANTON 7ss ea ss
 no-t9
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
Rai1rnads.
New York, New Haven S, H.r, ford R. R., June 9s 1sse

TRAINS TEAUE nrI,1- ~ ~os ASSOs FOR MEW YORK ssN .4a .S4e as s1. 1F.o9Lt5ows T
 tfain to ssS sta@feld agse m eou s5:9o $40 6:15 mix train wifi 9ass C7:so WaWtn p way to New York. ioo. *7.1o days .sSs s44o 500 a. m 1SoS *sso s m go san- wAssHE1NsTGN sEVNs NIdHT EXPRESS VIA HARLEM NSi1ses- Leaves at *11:50 D. m daily stn a fddord, Bridgeport South Norwa1ry sns ssrops BPS at FOR s:5s 5osGoE saS .,y ydA night FOR R00sToN VA NEW Ii5S IoSboa 1 AND pnov,
 4oo m Fast Express, sundays 5, tasf st s5 cypress "4S +3 3a0 h9on- Newport Express trains .I0.ao @ ' FOR s, BOSTON VIA HARTFORD ANnNv FOR BOSTON Vie Air Line inany and NYsNr SUndags n : .5.oE iS9 p In *5.o5 D. m fast express 1 WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS SShroSHgn cars to Fabyan's House daily in Twin mtn VIII run through car to Fabvan's nignt Io tram u ho dnufsoays the 6:26 p. m train will co,ns5o FOR HARTFoRD', D's sPRTNaF1E1n p1F Ii ANn,vn,r,~ 5e6 ioa ios night 11:Cs ssG *13 o:so; 70 S S:l2 D. m. Sundays T o2 pisbt td or (T!:5o Block Island Expressl 41oS0 1nn1gas TOO, H:9o way to Guiford, goes no Ssrtbsr, a .no' m' a4:SO' o:oI, 6:1S, (9:35 D. n way to G,i1fS' i1fi:u9' gGeS gieb+ no Iarther) Sundays t12:a5 noon. II s, VIA B. & NY: AIR LINE DIVISION for ,.,.,,. sH ,+ioaa imnmandic, Etc-Leave New Haven ror 9Gays, r2U2 D. m. Connect at Miidjetorvvn t1 n, L
 N 4TIiey H. R., and st Willimantic with A wifi GoTcbalaN L ana N l. & N. R. R., at TlrneSatiss New Haven at s:02 g. n .:aa, *6:55' SKI .'e 2 In .rxnras as SHEPARD, General Superintendent
 fLocal Express
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
THE COURT RECORD.
Clty Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Pickett.

Sept. 17.-Otto SteinmulIer, breach of the peace against Charles A. Martin, $25 fine, $11.96 costs, appealed; John Welch, viola tion of Sunday liquor law, $50 fine, $15.45 costs, appealed; George Horton, refusing to support wife; Jane Peterson, lascivious car riage. $7 fine, $5.39 costs; Ezekiel Glover, lascivious carriage, $5 fine, $5. 39 costs.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
with the west Haven soctetv.

The seventh meeting of the Christian En- deavor union will be held with the West Ha- ven Methodist society on Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Horse cars will leave the cor
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
September IS, 1886
EraueIers' 0mtde.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co

Daily for New York-Farc a1 1n.1ux- Ing Derth-E1cursfOn Tickets S1.5O. steamer C: H. NORTHAM. Capt. F. J. Peck leave NeWhaven l2 o clock pm, Sunday excepted Stefa rooms G soia at Peck Bishops and at Kock's Dr,iS Store Steamer CONTINENTAL. Captain Sts1a,s leaves New Haven at 1o:15 a. m Sundays excenta6 TIT, ron El: New fork-The c. H. NORTHAW Ieaves rex Snp as P. m., and the CONTINENTAL I, at Fl night. i@ o ciecK mid- sunday Boat for N.York-Steamer NEW HAVEN at 1O:5O D. I Staterooms sold al the FIio+t Ho,, an1s EIee stage from lns Building al 9p m Tickets soio s ano , baggage checked thro to Philadelphia Nia ooGH routes), ba!uInore anc Washinpton
 JAMES H
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18

''f have no appetite" complains 8 suffer and enables the stomach to perform it's duty.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
PearI,a VVbfte CIvcerIno

is acknowledged to be superior to anything on the market for the cure of all skin diseases and the ina without injury. se14 cod 3t
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18
NaUsatsscR K Raiirnan

COMMENCING JUNE 14th, fss6 trains ,n. New Haven via H. & D. R. R. connecting eith f:oo a. m-Connecrtns at Ansonia with Dassenpe.
 train for Waterbury, Litchaeld and Wis,
 sted. ~ "'A S:52 a. m.-Ihrough car for Waterbury Watertown
 L1tchffeid, Winsted
 o'1o D. m-Connecting at Ansonia with Dassepoar trSin Tor Waterbury and WatertoWn DAD D. m.-Ihrough car for Waterbury Watertovp
 Ltchdeld, Winsted '' ''U2 P m-GonnectIng ct Ansonia for Waterbury FOR NEW HAY EN-Trains leave Winsted: 7:1n h. nr, IS j;SS P m with through car, aud at 435 B. m TRAINS LEAVE WATERBURY-At 5:3O a m s; s;s6 a. m, through car, 10:5O a. m 2:4ap' m. through car, $50 p. m. > P' ' p-,zoo GEORGE w. BEACH sups.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-18

a. m, and from Saratoga at q;45 D m N " Il " \ CD o1n. EDWARD A. RAY G. T. A NeW HaVen and Derby Railroad. irain Arrangement commencing June 14, 1886
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN At 700 and 9:52 a. nl 1:2o 3.a0 5.45 1.oz - Saturdays at HOO p. nl 00 1 AA'
 LEAVE aNSONIA At6:35. 9:05 and 11:40 a n. f:OO 3.2O and s.45, connections are made at Ansonia with I,assengs. Iralns or the Naugatuck railroad and at New Hsvnsn %lLh the principal trains Of other roads centerine "iiSIe S ,, E: S. OUTWARD, Sup't
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

GRANTS Snow OF EMoTToy. -Dur.
ing all Of the negotiations between
Grant ard Lee tsald one Of the for.
mer's staff Officersl Grant never once
showed the slightest trace OF excite.
ment or exuitatiOn. He had the
most remarkable control over him
self OF any man l ever saw. Never
but on two occasions have I seen him
give way 70 his feelings. The first
occasion was the greeting Of the pub
lie school children Of san Francisco
upon the occasion Of his arrival from
bis tour around the world. Grant
was p8ssionately fond Of children.
Their welcome touched his hear.
and the tears flowed down over his
face. He made no effort 20 conceal
his agitation. The other occasion
was when he was notihed that an old
eoEnrSde who had served with him
during the war had been killed II 8
railroad accident IN New York.
This was after his 6rsf nomination
for the Presidency and before his
election. BE was 10 bis headquar,
teEs, on the corner Of Seventeenth
and + Streets, when tbe dispatch con
tanning the sad news was brought %
him. lie read L slowly and care.
fully. Thea he leaned on bis desk
with his head IN his hGnds aaa cried
Ike q child. The scene was one
which I shah never forgeL Boston
Traveler
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09


LONDON, Sept. S.--Since she interTisu
between the Government and PaEnel
has been abandoned, Lord Randolph
Churohill & disposed 10 Bargain vita
paFnell on the basis OF the Government
support Of the single eiauas Of Par
nelfa bill relating 70 the suspension Of
evlctionB. The majority Of the Oabi
net are opposed 90 any such leg ialafion
until next year. Lord Harrington IN
sisted that there shsuld be no tamperins
with Parnell. The Chamberlain section
will not vote on the bill. Chamberlain
who has gone 10 the country, says that
be will take no part in the debate. HI
adheres TO bis dissemination 20 do Roth,
ing to embarrass the Government il
dealing with Ireland.
Lord Randolph Churchill will offeI
PaFnell facilities for g second reading Of
his bill on the 18th instant, on the con
difion that the PaFnellites offer No OBJ
stFuctiOn 20 the passage Of the whole Of
the estimates. The PaFnellitas, aiming
10 retain control Of the Government, in,
sist upon the consideration of FarneIl'l
bill before { estimates. The probable
issue will be that Parneli will accept
ChdFchilPs offer, knowing that the de-
feat Of his bill Is certain. Parnell hal
sent draft his measure 10 Gladstone
The first clause provides that leasehsla.
err may apply 20 the court 10 tx Judi
oiai rents; second. that tenants, whose
rights we're hxed years ago. may applJ
90 the court for revolution; and thir
that the court pending decision on the
applications, may suspend the eject
ment on the payment OF suoh propor-
ton Of the rent as the court may decide
proper. The Government predicts that
the debate will be short aud that The
Houae will adjourn on the 18th inst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09
NEW POucEHAE.

-You say said the attorney for the
defendant, that the aoonsed sought 10
bribe you With forty dollArsf"
~Hea. gir,n replied the ofhcef; and,
When I took him out 20 search his prem.
lees. he tried 30 slip . ave dollar piees
into my hand, and"
And yoa did nos take itg" said the
attorney.
enc, sir. I did not. eaIn6 rsplisd
the oEicar.
How long have you been On the %
lice farusS asked the attorney.
since tie l0th of Lass month, vas
TIE oAiceE'a answer.
Is Well. thai aeeounts for u. r.
marked the attorney. Yea NAY sep
ssida."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09


Wtaf i fte prnea g ea.en,2E
ukal1sl1 inquired rsporter e ~
Win ~ hzrpoon.s Aa sssp9e1ea.
- whieh IS 41taoAed 8 zan 60 1alz..ll
q bomb. ~ 1oon e ~ naEpe1a sl.l s.
lAa HhAls Ne Eun is alEcn4rIssa ene -
t1mb aKplsdss. il1 e11tants e1ieElna 80
mannoth and 1srneli1ae9 insaaaslF 80 4.
i1g a, hul nfsen wuanainE s . tnAs !.
eoea down, of4en a. Tar e z1zsy Ias1e-1ll.
and il dies under waseR. 4 !. ol19 @
toV, The body remains n03flnR.
What ID done whan ne whale
dfvsafr
Oh. they pay oui ths linz, and ths
ashsfs await hia eoming again - lnss
tup. Bui frsquanlly be haa e ss hA1ieo
SIS thsss mush dangaE 10 Ne business
Of whale killinR
ereaf DEAL, soEesi1e8. IEe an.
mal-ae oflGneF csR him Al animal
than . fists maddened b TIE wound
and furionaly lasbes ths va1sr. many
times upsstting she boats and a1ckino
and soDetimes drowning be asaaat
aRts.p
AEssr the killing vhai Is dsns win
the animalls
:" when he rsaches the top. and aftel
he Is dead. he ID sut ap and landed o.
TIE deck Of she vessel 1heRe tho car
cass d put through soc process Of being
rendered into oil and extracting "a,
bones. The hlnbbeE Is euf fnse pieos'
absut tuo fest long and SIX inches vide
these chunks are again sliced and pal
into pots and rendered for OIL All thu
bane taken out Is the isW. This lattsi
g purchased b an extensive kranel
nEn, wh0 convert IL into threads, fana
dresses and numerous ether articles
An immenss business Is carried on i
Whaiebonea. and fortunes have beeI
made b. those engaged IL il. The tota
yield Of 9 single whale Is estimated q
aboai 5000
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

THR nEsRADEp REp Ma .--ssT Yes.
said kentnckian who had been "a
the far West, indians are powerful
fond % whiskey. Let EN- once Rsi
the taste Of whiskey and they'll give
up everything for Il An cd chief
oui IN Western Dakots offered ne .
pony. saddle, bride. blanket, AID I
a0at know what elsa. Tor : piaa Of
whiskey I had viii me- Ana yOu
wenldaf give L - hims Nos
macA. That Vas he laxt pint / had
Rfk But L shows how foaa Indsans
Sre q whiskey. View YORK Saa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

FKMkIE RkILWAx GuAan4-Ihs p o.
sian stats railways have for some tine
raat employed womea as guards q
erosiaQA In order % snahls ths main
guards 90 give their Whole attsasion 60
TIE GOOD ccndition Of TIE roadhsd, the
ssFvice has besn divided into so parss,
uameiy. In track and crossing service.
Whils tbs former b anly d0ae By aasn,
TIE iaffeR, consisting enss1y o. TIE clos
ne and opening 81 bAf8 and he hghf-
tnR and sweepanR % crosslnEss - dane
oy wumen--in mnsl casss eithsr the
wives o. widows Of Enar3s On tie
pasIinR e trains thass women, b4FinR
blaek And white so1Efs Euand fheiF
waists and Hrms. ard holding = aaR 4
band. are 10 stAna g the szosna.
ThsiF eaily wages ARE fFoH 50 = IS
pfsnt u (iz5{ % - ce1ts Usi1ea ssases
oarsenGy ~ ncTznna hesfsee- ( P1risl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

DxxvKR (Col.), Sept. S.-A private let
Ter reached here this afternoon from
Fort Duehesne, Utah, impaEting the in
formation that great anxiety 10 fslt at
the post and In the vicinity, arising
from the rumor that the Indians are on
the var path. A government train 10
sn route there from Fort BEidgsr. It is
believed there IL immediate danger and
Colonel Benton is throwing up breast
werks, and has sent . requisifion for
additional troops IN anticipation Of Q
raid hy the red men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

WAsHnaroS, Sept. &.--A man named
Jacob Coaster vas arrested AZ the White
House and sent 70 the Insane Asylum.
He claimed 10 be Emperor Of all Amer
lea, and demanded Admittance 10 the
white HOUSE as lis lawful occupant.
BE ordered the d0oFkseper 20 20 20 the
Treasury and bring him $30.000 He ID
an Engiizhman. and only reoenfly came
20 this city. He had h his possession
Bank Of England notes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09
CLASSICAL. SCIENTIFIC. HoaHal AID
BUSINESS

Are presented % shoss who nag wiah u
Etruc1Gu.
Speciai Kftentica D cAlied - he Normal
Depar1ment. Ho1nE iadics asd yoaaQ
Zeatleulen Whn are aEr1esing . ente7
upou ne te4chefa pnotessi@u W5A be
graatly hsnefHacd b. EakinR tie coarse II
obstruction In eur NaElaa2 narar1Eenr
OrE NoMMAL CANDIDATES 4ME AEwATa
~ DEMAND.
kxeelleut ndvMntaxes 9rs QRsrea A
MUSE. Psintinx. Drawing. Freaeh anf
8arnn4D "a EraEes. and csosgfioa.
ChaFE1s To- tuition aad Aaard A. rar4
rnasona hIe-lcWor than fhaaa a -
sch1oi . TIE northwcsr ofartnE sousi
privlierea
Tks traFeliag expe1saa q vaufis /.
cc1ning - aEe retafalnE koass fr1sl -
Lntger1lfT Cnce n ezc1 Ye8E aEs I'D 80
e lroD he annual tultiea chaeesa.
NlrN4 tern o1gl14 $50. q t4t6
For further l1for1sazfnn aaEress ~
FEcll1gnL l. J. POWELL
azildWta ssaezies ". I.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

NV YoEE, Sept. s.-Ths deciding
heal n the International Canse FasG
was sailed today over the usual eonFss.
The American canoe Lassie beat the
EnGliah Nautilus With the aRsAtsst oi
ease. Iha international trophy vii Fe-
nain IN New York. A large crowd vii
nsased the 6niah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

The MleA ami MGafcIaM RhNala hes faEi - eaE q
hin. The psctoF has visited ne ha<glsaaa a
kz1upa ard obaslned grsa4 deal 81 Fslunnll
tnferuaatisn whicn be 4 eoEPseena to lmrsri
% ttcae d Rcd oi III asrV1ea. pR. GIHnoK
egmmunicatiun1 atlclly conatentlai $40
~ e1llEra toE : nackaae e. Dadtelna. 40.
eresa d. .. p. GIDEON, Ron 80, aan Enan
ciauo. QAl Gs1tioa Posl-IEzzIEE anansa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09
WEIIS IIAE SAL KSsh
a
san Franeisee e


Ia N WOWARI1s Sole 80
Wut. lTrsa Nsle, CARY th& A
nsf cn Handa CnnnA
WaekfY tfra u Sattes 49,
hecE eTarf Alanaay aa4 fgst4 ...'.'....
' q tolch ~ k'ert 64i,., - = - ;. e -
81 frclE1b GFHrle3 g 49,
aftqsaElH rotuf1tlE Va -.
uas a. = o'e,acA 80 - q
Pa liaa. - lcF e1's11e4 -
1ta s,aEzleE iEE1 1l14 -
taea fuE furt tsan-1e seelL -
- -. = = 49, - =. - s.'.,lss
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STEAMER TRAVK ETO
c. &c. S. 8. B.


EsOR FRANKLTN, BLACK DIAMOND
4 and mnnruedi4te a2axien8. dMsiy. II
TMm.
Fur Nswcasale and inferna 9aatn ssatfnn.
daily. 81 8 IN and lo.18 .. ~, apS 49,.
keturntnE arrive e. seAftia frcas f,s.sas
rsver e&leAsion g aste p n. and frum
and 9Opm
Runalng tine % Franklia. 2k.nm
E1nnlnR tine . NsWeastta. 4 II 81
In oIscf April s iSsA
RnnEI 9nnnn annRE nAlnnan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-09

Over Ss1 10000 worth Of bser Wa
consumed ia seven Paansy vania eoan.
ties last year.
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fHR UNIVERSITY Oh
WASHINGTON TERRI TORY,


StAnds e. The had q TIE educseunal ~
TEN of the Territory. Il Affords tts very
bsst advAntaEa for edacation. Fcur
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1he steamer DANBN VIA ifase
Oar SkAWil river ana maN ~ n
MONDAY and Eh4rsaH. 4H
days and FFidaEA
For nrqlght and p1aaz4 ~ a lgE
Rany 3 ollca q1 41zles g 81 11a
Tie boail at he mua
mr3-rf GE0. 8 st r.
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Anne WriIht Seminary,
TACOMA. W.T..
4 Boarding and Bay SsAsol hs GirIL
The Right Rev. Bishop Paddock
d. d, rector and Founder.
$4,000 Endowment

Christmas Terra beElns sept. .,
The BEST INSTRUCTION Is GIVEN
Il in Ergliah, 6ermar. Preach. Latin.
Music. Drawing and Painting.
Pupils are taken at All ages and e. any
tins. II d important, however, % enter
early IN the term.
The design q the schsoi 3 10 furaish a
ploasAnt Christian home where girls can
roceiv0 tnoro1Rh systematic instruction..
combined with culture and reGnaunent.
Mrs. LKAkUEL H. WELLS
tyl92n TaeamR Wash. Ter.
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.eaVe Seattle ever onnaaF. TINS - =.
THURSDAY egoninH. 8 aic,etf. - s. 1....r
calling q Mukflfen. Ir|FI.e' fr'.1.
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belllnGham and $3.50
hofuTnlng. vii 1asFe t7zs.. ~.
Monday, WEDNESDAY 1af ~ "a
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