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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Active, Pnal,in. and Reliable.

Can always hc relied upon TO carry in
stock tho purcst and best goods, and sustain
reliable. by recommending articles with well
established merit and such as arc popular
Having the agency for tho celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption, colds
and coughs, will scll it on positive guarNn-
tee. It will surely cure nny and every a1frc-
t1on OF throat, lungs, or chest, and in order to
provo Our claim, wG ask you TO call and get n
Trial BoNlc Free. Sold by Cohcld & Lyons.
71i,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
GI ~ N IN G .

We the undersigned arc now running
u very fine GO Saw Gin and steam power
Press at the Kiblcr mill, n w the Depot.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We want to
get our Mill started this w, elk to give
you good fresh meal
+. II. DOMiNICK,
0-20-tf Is. II, LOVELACE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

The Darlington News bears promi
ncntly the ear marks Of its new editor
It is one Of the best Of Our exchanges.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

We are pleased to find hat our schools
and colleges have opened with promise
Of increased attendance.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
TklFR N AHERis on fllc In Phi ladc lphia
isss ing 2sssse 2SSMsEass' 81 As.sss Asxss.


APEk ,.Is e. me SsSn,IS SSSWsIalSiF e MSssT %sSs
w. Aver / SON. our aStheflssd SSSnts, s
DENl0CR.ATIE STATE TICcaE ET
foH GovEKNoH.
JOHN PETER RICH ARpSON,
of Clarendon.
LlEC'rNASl-G -G0vEHNoH.
WllllAN l.. MAULplN.
vi GlecNvillc.
SECRETARY OF STATS.
W. XACu LElTNEK.
Of kcrShaw.
COMrrNol llEE.GENENAL
W. T.. SrONEI.
OF Berkeley.
vRrASl'l;HH.
ISAAC :. EAMREHG,
ot Barnwrn
ATTORNEY. GENERAL.
JOSEPH II. EARLE,
of Sumter.
srrrxlHrENnrSr OF rnrcATloS,
JAMES II. RICE,
of Ahbcvillc.
ArJrrANr ASnlSsrECron GENERAL,
M. l.. BONlIAM, JR..
OF fAOOrvillc.
FOR C0NGKEss:
J. s. COTnRAN,
OF Abbcvillc
Ncwbcrry County Ticket
For REPRESENTATIVES,.
T.. i. CHALMERS,
JOS. l.. KElrT.
FOR AUDITOR.
w. w. llOt SEAL.
FOR TIRE EA"rEEE.
\. II WHEELER.
roE rEOnATi JUDGE.
J. B. FELL EES.
FOR SCHOOL CnNNlSSInSfW.
&. G. 81 +.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Z. Il. WORK MAN,
j. !. K]NARD,
S i. htI.L.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
EDITORIAL. NOTES.

Cotton boominS--at SIC,
An extra session would be 4 mistake
Jack Frost has given us Il gentle re-
minlrr Of his annual visit.
We suppose we will all have TO 90 tt
the show with the childrc2. to So" the
animals.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

Helena Academy was oprnr.l 81
the .lth. Thirty.siX ch.'lrcn -.
pcarcA, ready to engage /" .jc "o.
ties Of another year. We ituj,1 10
have The number increased {" seventy
five before Christmas.
The Female Academy, Caps. l'ifor
principal. began its fell session the
10Th, The names Of 5i rHpiis were
enrolled on ,!,C IFS. Gag. H'h:S is
very encouraging, indeed.
Miss Annie Grcn2knr, IF !!rl1na
has gone to Ninard's to cnt>,,r in
teaching ut the place wirr2 she for.
mcrly taught.
Awake {, Hchcrs, and let us try to
make the column Il little more inter.
csting.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

We miss the ncwsy letters OF "Jalapa,
mt. Tabor" "Vauglnsvillc, "Chap-
pclls." Let us hear from you, friends.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Enairn L. nancan, u. s. Navy, has ~
signed. b TAXA eject June 0olh.
earReoa janice J. Kniehs. U. s. Array,
died a. hyannts. Masa, April slst.
A daughter vas born 10 the wife al
fiieutenAni o. II Eofdstrou. TeutA
Cavalry, u Fort Apashe. Arisnna, ApEil
i0th.
The Houss committee investieatinn
he AHafFs % NE Siaaal HerViee Barsan
declares shat tia exidence fails % she's
fraud o. eoFruption.
General and MFa Pope visited Cincin,
nAti reeessly. Tney we're ihs gussts q
tudse Force, and FeosiseA many attoa'
tions.
The usarriaRe. Is 5alv nnxt, o. IAaut.
RI Alpard. fusatiesh InfastFy. and Mss
MsClaeEy. bo4h o. Fort Laaxaa uursh.
kansaa. Is anuouaesd.
TIE tFoopa undsr command q Cara
y IA DnFrt, kopFth Cavaigy, have r..
t1rned b Fort Bowie. AFisona. AFTER an
unsaccessfal paFsuis e Gercnina.
Gen. \. W. Bsust. C6ief q Osdnnnas
{. 3 Army. has ben peEfoEuicg he
aatioa e SecIelAEN e Wae daTiaR tAa
Ahsenca - NJ, EndiestA
ata nau believed thers will - no ia
ternaiianAi rife match this YEAR. IArk
of fuuea a. The diapasal q re Enriish-
mes q esaa - b ne trslhie.
A pgivNla ef The Secand CAsairy, a
foFt Walia WAila. 49, tola ~ revive
a,ial thai ka. 800. uaa q soid,er--a ani-
der ef The fssFd. TIE eavairyman
roepondaa: = VEL. e yea arr. yoa,rs
a dared ienR uAxs frees youF bar
fweha"
Tia EFst seFlse q kattAiiaa driI,s az
~ MaFinss ~ TIE NAVY Yard. Wnah-
i1rlon eily. touk plaes Eecea3ly. OMcsra
aad u,sa Hre eiRhi3 esDplinsresd Tor
elaeisney.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Ths 0oVsEnmsnl hes q lea taken
ooaniaance 81 ihs uhamslsss manner 10
which liquor hes been lone admiiisd
into ALASKA m opsn dsaanss Of law.
TIE CoilosioT o. Customs Il sitka hes
heon notified that 81 entire chanRe
must Be- made ID bic manner Of issuing
poFusils loT ths admission Of liquor into
ne Iarritary. and thaf oliess, II be
values hIs olasial had. viii probably
make haste % obey lnsiFneiiena The
Posz InfxI3Ionaenn has frequently had
oocAalon n call attention 70 the man
nsr ID which the Federal lawa are de-
Aed h ALASKA. and she apparent indif-
faFsnoa d ths Federal ofliolais IN thai
Territory = anoh aeaAnee. Aside from
lhs consideration thas al Law shoald
Be respected beoauas Il Il Law. she SEQ
pie ~ alaska are deeply interested Ia
seeing thai tie restriction placed By The
0oysFnmeut upon the Introduction Of
Ilquog into the Territory IL strictly OBJ
served. Tbs large Indian population
and shs comparatively small whiss pop
ulation render Il nsessaAsy shat The
Indians Be- feaiFnined ~ completely a.
4 poasihle from Ne uss Of Intoxicating
llqueF. Tha lndiaagiminAle importation
Of liqaof into Alaska may be followed
- q few maaaasrsa that viii Be- iuai as
lndineEkmiaaie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18


0saleae. Il IS ed. Aee 5eei1sd 3
snse a. d1eat 81 ~ seeona Feaasn4 q
~ hent r1lr III. e tend - ~
Qasen 1a1uInsian " PsfInsntu and
tenrpeaI e aee sonntsy. IT'S s1rsss
usuI5 p1eatf5 = ~ nDest tAal aSuis
bsaasr&sd. 70 - anls, 4 uould pnl
npn ~ c5oee q 8seal Biiain ~
iatos aa6 ensiIsaeni q anes NsnssAl
a|esacn kstogs fhoy bars fsissy fesoT-
eFsd ffom ~ exhaaasian q ~ oue
fass paa Bet Il sonld isasc ~ ~
sldes q ~ hess r1ls qnsslioa d.lsel-
~ - to pesp,s q - lhrss kinsdema.
To tat sribonal & masf sgsniaaily
none and i vii b hetsss for lha ap-
pal - - msds noe tsan afler yesn
- Raflamenfasy sosaisss ehaneine
ministriss ard shlfsiEz psrtY hnea.
ms sid. ho4eyaf. thai fhs Qssen
wsnld rslans 10 disolgs Parlsamens en-
shs asmen1 ~ NJ PrsmiH. belna
aufiaasd thas rhs dsfsst y tae Vii -
sssafas, nna nos being safisdsd that 4
nsw slseson wsro bid ~ oonntsy
uousd nos rrsarn . nsaiofity fssorsbls
= kome faie. The Qnaan wosld ssares-
n a. shis. sboneh. anlan Her Majesty
desires rssidenos absssd 1aeh 20 ~
tumpsion o. poser b shs Crows nould
s. Totally Is strienee afib iha spirst q
ihs Rnaliah 0osuzumenl ~ to-day. III
poald. ho4sgsf. Be- 4 oon2eaaf9n o. he
paTi * sbe oseon lhai - VS. afraid -
leass Ne dsrislon a ~ inpsslant qusa-
tlon % he psopls. sach 81 adnision
wouta b. nimo1t eartain ~ srDase Each
popalaf rlslaimsni e u0uld hasien ihs
nholi1lon q he Eneliah throne an
sssnt lhal nag nsi b 20 far e - sur-
fnee indisalione woaid lead usso b.
Hsss.
II 80 appeai - Ne souutFy usrs
maae, uinassnns wouid have eysFy
raa6on q hops fer Successes. II he re-
aans elsoiioma Be- taken a. standard By
which % iraas. Ne Liberals sould -
oars = aood maiosity. il ths present
pnfilsmani ne Conservatives and Par
nSliiles oombined ontnambeE ne Lib
erals b only tws Or thrss. This maisr
~ uas obtained only aftsra most BIT
tag eonsest ~ which she lrinh votes IN
0foai Britaln wofs thrown unanimouaiy
6of tha Conservative eandidates. should
nnolhsr elcsiion bs hsld. ths ParneI.
illos Wonld probably b able 70 FslaFn
Is many Irish membsrs a. they havs a
plsssnt. uhils TIE Irish votes II Great
Brltaln would 90 enflFeIy 70 the Liberal
osudidatoa TIE result IN ell psobabil.
~ woald be a triumph for the Liberal
sud parnelliis sombluation. Coz Glad
aiane. and for home rule.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
NOTICE or SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
u Third Judicial District, Of Washington
Ierfi1as7. holding terms e. Seattle. % King
County
No. ASS. wn. I. Sharpe and wm. Il. ooa.
man. partners doing bustnssa under toe nrm
name q sharpe cefkman 3 o., Libsllants. w.
The Steamer Little EAgss. whereof James A.
hses is 81 lately Wn1 master, heE boilers. 60
Eines, taekie, apparel and furniture. ard
JAmes A. hses. william II Abel and william
q. Abel, partners dcing business under the
nrm name oe Abel \ ksaa, oWnerz, Re-
npondente. George v. Crane, Claimant; Harry
Wiley and Chas. B. eperry, Iniervenors
Notice Il hareby given that, whereas, 81 .
decree o. the above entitled eOurt. entered Of
record IN said court on the l0sh day Of NAV,
A. 2. 1853, The apeve named steamer sLsttle
ka9ls,- her boilers. engine. tackle. appAlei,
maehinsry and furaiiara, were condemned
and ordered 70 Be sold IN he manner pro-
floed By law, 90 ansWer the prayer Of the
above named ifbellansa.
Therefore will sell said steamer e public
anclion, 70 the highest bfa6er. for cash, q the
oank o. he Sn0qualmIs river, 81 the pinss
called Tolt, Ia King County, Wnahingion Ter.
riooFy, 81 The hour % O'Clock In the AFTER
noon, on Tuesday. TIE 9sth day 81 Msy, 1881.
Dated at Seattle. King County, Washington
Territory, tAis 17th day Of Nag, 4. p. 1855.
=. j. HAM1LgoN.
Q. 3. Marshal for WasAinuon Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18


Our gFiends. the oanadiana. have
ssiaed another fishing schooner. They
seem - hofend Of this amusement, has
after : tina Il win become monoionaus
and then ne American people may eei
mad. The Uaiied States - not 10 be
frightened og worried int accepting
again the absurd fishery stipaiatiens Of
he tfseiy q Washington, and she
sooner Canada IL convinced Of this fact
he better Il viii Be for all concsrned.
Ths present coarse Of TIE CaAadiau
authoEitiss Il likely 70 render : deanlie
undersiandina of tie muck vexed
iisheriea question impossible. instead d
Fastening aaoh an understanding. The
AmaFican people are eAsy-Roing and
god uatnFea, bat they have an intensa
aveEaion b being eoeroed Or foreed inio
anything. This faot Il known TO niosl
e ne natlona q the saFsh, 6ut IL ap-
psars % hnve escaped the aitsntion Of
ske nominion o. Canada.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Between she poison whlch shsy drank
Ia their raid On = drug store and ths
delasained action q ne sniheEitlss,
the ChioAgs Anarchists are 10 . fair
wag 81 beiag exlsrminatsa. AnaFchis1r
mnsi b lhoEouehiy rootsd ost. even 4
4 Il necessary - An The Anarchists 10
tbe ptseoas. II Chicago allows her an
sssapaloas agssaioEs 70 20 On sowing ths
ssed q aiaioyaliy and tarbalenoe. Chi
eaeo viii reap NE harvesa uhea hel
streets tan uliA bleod. The same il
trus q every eiher siiy. Aaarchlsm
sAsaid have No placp IN AmsFieA. and
ne AmsricAn salhoEitiss shoald no.
hesliaie 81 any siape naessAPy h
osercome a. Heroic measures are nee
essaEy il dvallag With such an evil. A
little seeming oruelty nov IA pssssrahls
- a. outbnEst d raee Ia The sasaEe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

We learn that he genial insulanss
assna. THcs- \. RuMRHAEx, has Fecaived
sha Nprntskmsnt as Agent for Seaftls
and vicinity % the Anzio- Nevada Az
sufanes CsEpoFation of San Franelsoo.
The Anslo~N Nevada 10 FapFeeenfea h the
Nsrshusss b. q. A. Ssssl & %. of Pert
land. OreQon. a. GenerAl Agents. Il 4
4 oarpornfson with e2Oo000 eash car-
ital. Whoss stockhaldeEs are AMONG the
keaa knowu q Paaihs cuasl baainess
men. and she corporation ia hasked By
TIE Nevada Bknk % San Frkncisso. We
oaneratnsats fFisnd PnmphFsy apon
shis acqaiaition - biz nse1ey. and
reecmmsnd hin and his nee eoHpany
- tAa insurinR pahlie. mis- "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

CnAvrAuoUaN 6aauSps SEaRrTEp-
Tha representation commiitee appains,
"a d leeais pesmaaeaily TIE eroaaa.
far ahe puaea Saand CnautAuQua A.
asmhly. held . meetine lasa eveninQ
1eay ueat - Tar touAfd ths selection
eg cFnnnda - 90 aeeapt pfopoxitiOn
from Mr. A. Mscktnto<e - perehana. "a
eeas tarus, N0ardneG's Beach, = farm
oa tha eAR1 side 81 Tie Soana. nt,oai
nins niitee 9outh 81 Seattle. peuvtatue
thal % t1ponNs othee than earnest
onas shall - taxed ta he Asaemhly. 4
eAay eaciao, epan trial, % ehanee the
k4atian Il tAe end % this years. A.
samhly. Ire ieeatian - Described A.
very desirable. with tgo clear slfona !
e ua1or coussfne throazo = pseAEaHt
n9aea and 1 nne a1ratch 81 sea store.
ne aommfttae II eharee ARE ccanaent
e : seeeeesfal year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

EDlLGH Pm III
An artI1is fnhsssel - gess leens g
! is So ia.s rnfrerinG - - ~ SD
41an1a ~ an ln8estsa all4 fo11 4.
/ Hauass. rraIi ~ - -csfla1 esai Nines4
Arlka "a Aencnsls. EsqulEes soztse-
fIoa
Tks nsintra a i|zt d - aFs ~ 81 .
esriks. bus Save besa loaks1 oas ~ tAe
i eornrNF. Ibs rnn9 EIEF1 ~ ~.
naenn1 eee akst as1laia laadinE Epl11lA
r Memnan1ls has1 d, ~ stemfpss 90
fsrlIanstIa NoW. ~. Ed'Ies. g 9cui1
- nat fair ~ AeF8 the pnbiEs know
WHAT shrne si0nntis f1alares err,
an1 1hat alsn1 II aB9. e1nI1 - sake1
- arrive n 4 HSfif aeloFT 4Olnslq1. Il
NJ. Ha@ara u - dnepig fsfeFested IN
~ n7osurr1f4 ~ tts aenu1nIty - BE-
erafruea 10 -. w8aId a ne1 b. WsIl Tor
- =, fsiter.aeR 1ha minnzB peFaaunAly,
- asc1sfela from ftam dife11, t1e tf0e
nanasa Il iha t9euhles azd nn1 oSsa1n
- infarmnflnn fren pr leqd norzaas
vtata aels rra1sftan e b inluIcak -
- hset fnssr1afs o. al parties enn-
sa4nea~sha anFpofnlsun as weil e. TIE
mlner7 This. n - ogIialatio1 q tns
8riieR. gcui4 - fhe pIopef oo1rse %
psrsass especially e. Is Mr.. Howard
fessnfs TIE EFFORTS ef di4iAlefsated ~
ties % agaitgnIe, - 80 nnWnEfnEta6ie
intaffsrsnca. which be vii nos enter
lsin q tolsrais, whieh posiiian bold
b - nnfnnahis, foE ne fsaaoa faal AL
sueh dfAsnlfiss and dispntes are 9sner-
alIq. II not Invariably, isft % tas afbi-
tson ~ saeh euiaide parties % eommii-
Sees a. hes bsan auGRssfed By tbs Rsesl-
dsrf h bic me1saos % ConeEe1as which
resulted II fhsl body npDolutina . eoua-
mfftse empowered % Cos h the oapaGftY
- arbltKaf0ss, and whose 81 1kis have
hsau nnaoe1gfui Mp noEaTu3a pogltloa
u thia eaaa Il nn-A mGrioans beoaneo cur
Conslitufion ard iauB aFs ba1ad upou
tie idsA d arb tE4li1u. 1ho eofposa-
tien which hs Represents = TIE creature
~ law. What are cur ieg courts but
laaalized tzibmuals ~ arbilfatIonf Iha
1ninera have grievances ahiaa will re-
auiro nnpGefndlood and practical con-
mon san4a arbitration 70 sstlies asid lust
Is soon ~ VI. Howard has reeouaB %
saeh eauitabls meth1aes f1st 80 soan
viii sha interests Of shs corporation ho
reufeoeuts and TIE eonmuuitF. Whuge
aslfars - 3 % soliailons fof, Be sub
ssFqed.
Mention = mads og ehn enormoua
lass sastained b tie b1slaeE6 e6mmun-
ify by this 40 called strike, bzt we fail
% - how snoh iua9 aaa be Indicted
whan L aan b. pfoFen beyond q doubt,
that eeFeu-tenlha q Che wages earned
~ ths empioyss 81 the Oregon ImpEevB-
ment C8mpang Folnxna into ths golfers
u this same eompanS, through their
~pinek ne" stores.
n tie interests 81 Ell parties con
esFned. and fha Puhiie who seem 10 BE-
very anxlnus FRA satisfactory solution
81 fhis Vexed question: We hope that
Mr.. Howard may divosl himself ~ eny
pefsofl prefndioe instilie6 into bic
mind b. u8aofupui1u8 parties, and
treat he miners IN spirit Of fair play.
sKarrLr. May II. Isse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Sweet Cream 81 the Duwamish Dairy
Mia Depot, IN rear Of Jones q sons
BaOt aud Shoo Store, Mill street.. Sour
milk 10 cents . gallon. Pare, sweet
milk 5 cents . quart, from COWS fed on
whits and rcd clover pasture. We are
mot going 20 saive up the basiness," baa
hass come 10 stay with you. nj
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Foa SkER-Hssine ~ regular route
fuE tha ssaam1R AEspw. C4psain q. Cux.
her ounex, oaers her for aale eheap.
6he has recrutlY bo11 t1crpaGhly ever
kamss4 and Ga1ed ~ IN Eeo4 aAapa. he
viii saa oer Ger MOusy o. coed pap1E.
Sha i u GfEl cazss eaaaltion, and u1aif
mAka q aaaaul haaz oa . ahass fsaaa. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
N0TTOD

ON AND AFTKR JANUARY 1. isss
" ga oonsumara via have he firsl
f0us fnll 6asiness days % pay their RaE
hilia e. the Companya oi1ca. e tAo To-.
iowfng rates. euhiece % change. viz:
Nay L 1854 IS pr confofkI
81 i M 70 Sd 81 the rAk8 of...sf2 70 PER Y
Prem - % SC a. TIE rata o.. : 81 per u
From SO % - a The rita e.. J 90 psF n
Dslinaasnts viii pay he Old rates. via.
f1~r cellars f&n per ~
No daytAttoa fsom this FIile.
oMea hours en- ca1eclSnl aaTa hson 3
a n. 1nSRmA n. P&NNfkLan.
myt Guperin1endsnk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Several more LARGE lots Of remnants
of Eilka. valvets, safins. hne dFsas eoodA,
tabis iinena. cEaehea ahesiinga. nanaeia,
cloths. p&Qnes. ete. Iheso goods are
marked a. prices lhas the CLOSEST shcp-
psF4 say. o. hoss cheap = ScHEA-
nannnn knnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

sAn outfit. including l50 teams. has be-
Gun Work on the exlensioa Of the sc.
Paul, Minneapolis 4 akanisoba Railroad.
wsst Of DexiFs Lake, Dakota. IL Is
thouahi that 100 miles viii b eomploted
aall year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

aCUF FREraHr RAxKa. n-Our spring
goods arriving ~ cheap freight enables
ua % give the pablo the benefit thereof.
We offer clean, new goods and nothing
GhoD worn, ~ prices without parallel "a
the history Of seattle.
mh10 TuKLAs a SrnonRnAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

4he = oent-a-miIs fars bill has
passed She New Jersey HouBs. e pro
vides for fares o. ell railways within
twenty miles Of New York "a that rate.
between she hoars Of 8 and Z, morning
and evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

AanxvAt - RIM oCxxx. steam.
nAip q ssea a tAs Pasias arrived hsrs
lnS eveainR afssF = vsry eseasana paa.
rsrs a. ne csasl. sho hsoneha Ger -
$50 g penosaeese ana "a tana 81
ffpietss. ehe hrozRht rasaeneegS tur
e.h6r rarts 8 folicue fiesa9i1 s.. Rosl
Iomnsnd O. and 1aoama s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

@. DAVIS 4 CO. wish " call The atlan-
tan Of bnsinsas men and others 10 thar
large atoek % Blank Books, which IL
every respect are hrst claaa. add will ha
sold AZ low a. the loves. us Frone \.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

6RArxLH IELUsTnAzKD.-Tsn for q dol
lar, tive for tNenfy NE cents. or 6fteen
oents q single copy. Northeast for May,
1855, and West Shore for ane, 1884, both
being . Seattle HumbsFs" Of these pub
lisaiiona, At g. DAWES a Ce.'s. ml3 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

SICK headache. hahirunl cnativenesa
PAIRS IN hack and limbs. los q appetite,
bad hnuath and taste In the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured ~ tbs use q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

w. II. 8a0UDx 4 90. have iass received
9 laraa iaVoioe Of Groceries, Whish they
vii sell IN quantities 70 suit puE-
oAasaFa. NILS 1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
CLOSING OUT below COST. CLOSING OUT BHL$V Cost
Il HFlRSH-BERG & 90.
SIG and SIS Front street, Seattle.


Boots and Shoes Trunks V Etc., in Palace Clo
SIG and SIS
all
Everything WIN be sed a adye 60
Intending andp
Of the following articles
bona nde closing ken misa thepla - ~ RS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

d. II. JupKrEs. photographer. Of Seq
end and Columbia streets, e furnishing
his patrons dras-slaEs cabinets at g 50
q dozen. ap9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

We viii shortly close 20. take advan.
taes of TIE tmmenee bargains we ara
Offering. bat don't ash us 70 excAanRl
goada o. give samples, AZ ne have 90 re-
gnaa. SnHwAnkraWn Rnn4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

The Elk kapfds Iron Company, ef
Iii Rapids, Mioh., Used 1900 cords Of
weed fog charcoal SStWeen Daoember I.
iaat, ana ApKN 20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Oar entire siook of larRa drsaa but
tons, some % them we're SIS q dozen,
ue have redaced ne loi % 50. q dozen.
SczEWAnAcMnn nnoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Froah Butter from Foster BroG. J. q.
Munster, n. Wilssn and many others.
every weak, - ohilbsrg's 0E0essy, SIS
Rrent street. nj
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

srlrrzs. Nay Is. 1855.
lOompany Order No. -
The members nf this command viii
aassmbls q the armoFy this. Tuesday,
evening h full drasa uniform for in
speesion. By order e.
oLF. KRzE0aa.
First Ldsut. Conmandin0 O..
y. A. WHaKInx, First Ssrgk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Remnants 81 silks. A loa Of ane a
in1h extra heavy dFesa ailks.sood colOFs,
some Of sAem contain q full dress pat
tern, Fedneed from ei.s0 70 500. yard.
SrgWaBAcHUa Hnoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Embroiderisa. new styles, cent per
yard. OoFssts, IS cents. Laees, 10 yards
ior 3 cenis IoKEAs b euaKzNAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
PRNATE BOARDING HOUSE.

A FEw GENTLEMAN CAE BE &C
Foona aad kean1, ~ epp57l1g e
MHH ". u. DNW0LE
mz@ carnsf laird and 1amsa 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

5o.-Anolhes lot Of ehildren's white
cotton hose, full auished. 80. q pair !;
sizes 10 ). scHwAnACHKn BRos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

For the very best photographs 20 70
MeoaH. Sallivan's block, Front street.
frloea u accordance 9Th the tiEles. al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Big cut in The men's and boys' cloth
ina. We have made some great redne-
iions They must 30. BCHwARAoHKn
knoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

T.R. PUl1PaaHE, Insuranos and COM
mission Agsnl. fal0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

An odd LOT Of frinees. gimps, orna,
menia, paaaamoneaEie, trimmings, etc.,
marked 70 half prise. ScHwAnAcHkE
Heua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
NOTICE.

lnURINa ny ABSENCE I'd. q. HUNT.
IL will Be IN my oiics 20 sceapt iasarancs
and Issue policies.
Ayfs 3 tn PUMPRxx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Ba-Aaother los Of Rinehams marked
down 20 81. ScawABAcHnR BsOs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Biggest lot remnants e.ad odd lots yel
offered = this ueak a. scHWAnaoaER
BBoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Black ailk mohair Iuafer reduced from
81 8 g 500. aoAWADAoHEn Bnos.