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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-18
ALL SORTS.

l Ivy AuCC pdutc SOCtS pair d
A. Bergman
| Judges Mcs;ca and Boalt went
below last evening.
Judge Edwards is a candidate
under the judiciary Bill.
| Editor Mullholland Of the Inyo
Independent. is in the city.
The Amateurs beat the Mixed
Pickles on Sunday; sixteen to Two.
At A. Bergman you can buy
boys blue indigo waists for % cts.
each.
Boys wool school suits, age from
4 to II years $500 each at A. Berg
mans
You can buy the latest styles,
silk scarfs for 25cts each at A. Berg
mans,
Judge Wright is now a grand
father, his son Stanley having be-
come the father of underground
girl.
The finder of gold breast pin
bearing the initials IS. s." and
Medical Department" will please
return the same to this office.
By land or at sea, out on the
prairie, or in the crowded city,
Ayers Cathartic Pills are the best
for purgative purposes, everywhere
alike convenient, ethcacious, and
safe. For sluggish bowels, torpid
liver, indigestion, bad breath, fatu
lency, and sick headache, they are
a sure remedy.
The APPEALS disposed to doubt
the Geographic account of jeff.
Davis's speech in which he is re-
ported as saying that he was glad
that Grant and Lincoln were dead
and in hell. With all the arch
traitors hate and malice, his worst
enemies would not count him so
lost to shame as that.
Many persons are afflicted with
eruptions of the skin, boils or
ulcers. Brandreth's Pills, taken
freely will, in a short time, cure
eruptions, pimples or bells. Ulcers
of long standing require treat
mentr 70 some weeks, but be as
sured that the worst fever sores or
obstinate ulcers will surely dis
appear if you persevere with these
Pills.
Notwithstanding much has been
said about the importance of
blood-purifying medicine. it may be
possible that the matter has never
seriously claimed your attention.
Think of it now! If. by the use Of
few bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla
you avoid the evils Of scrofula,
and transmit healthy cons titution
20 your offspring, thank US for the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-18
"Rair of Kids"

Tonight the laughter-provoking
play of Pair of Kids" Kendalls
great success, will be given. In
order to meet popular prices, Man
ager Piper will put the prices Of
the benches at 80 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-18

George Mclaughlin is the sole agent
in Carson for the IN ew Domestic" sew
ing machine A machine which is now
ri the acknowledged head Of the icng
line Of machines offered the public
Perfe ct in action noiseless and lasting
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-18

Letters remaining in the Carson
Postofice May ID, 1886.
LADIES' LIST.
Miller Mrs S Sharpe Mrs ] E
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Brown F p Peralta CO
Burns Thos Poneirse Daniel
BUette G. Schneider Max
Beattie Ed Sinas Enamel 2
Fortier Napoleon
G. C. WHITE. Pm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-18

Siddons, the matchmaker and jew
eer, has opened shop opposite the
Opera House, where he is prepared to
attend to all work in his line as for.
merIy. Watches, clocks. jewelry etc
repaired and warranted.
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TO LEASE

TOR 4 TERM OF YEARS THE HAY
farm fels acresl known a. the Terri
farm. situated on the line OF the Z, a p
5. X. r. six miles from Seattle, Apply
10 III. II. LkwIs, Agent
jas Corner Third and Cherry "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-20

The action Of the Council in refusing
30 sassain the action OF Mayor Yesler
In removing Officer Murphy from the
police force Is at once inexplioable and
disersceful. That the members of the
Council we're themselves ashamed Of
their action is shown by the fact that
Immediately after refusing to sustain
the Mayor in removing Murphy, they
passed 9 motion requesting him 10 re-
sign. This made the whole thing alb
surd and ridiculous. Otlcer Murphy
was either guilty of sross and iRsxeus
able neglect OF duty and Of aiding In
the open violation Of Law on Sunday,
February Eth. or be was not 30 gail,y
IL guilty, as the evidence seems 10 indi-
cate. he shouId At once have basE re-
moved in disgrace from bic position.
The Council. however. 10 refusing to
sustain the Mayor In removing hsn, de-
clared In eject that IL did not consider
him guilty. Hot u not guilty. Why was
he requested 20 resignf This double
action has a NEST extraordinary appeAr-
anee. II Is evident that some members
Of the Coaucil have placed private
friendships or private Interests above
their duty 10 the public. This 70 sap
posed 20 be cuisines" Council, bot
Il has q most unbasinessliks way Of
doing some ihinga.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton.
HnApouAxrxss Dsr'r OF rus OolzsEr.
NfarA af Chat .nnnruas~~.-

hnApouAnrxas DHrr OF rns Cu1suEtA.
Once 81 Chief commiaaAry,
NAzcoxvEn BiakAcrs. W. r. Feb. 10. 1859,
SEAI.Ep PROPOSALS IN rRIPLicArY
~ subject 10 the asaAl eondi iona will b
received 81 this once aad % the ONES Of thu
Acting oonnissaxiss Of Sanaisseass Il he
following named pests FER the n Oh bssf ana
mutton asssed q those posss enlyl, until II
s'eloek rcoa % Thursisy. hs.eh Is. Issa .,
which time and places they viii b opened IN
the preseace q bidders, Tor the furaishins
the year eonmsncins July LIST. 1855;
Botse Barracks. L r, fcrr caney W.
fort Guar d'Aisne I. T.; Fort Klamath, Or.
furt spokane. v T.: For, townsend. W r.
VT.
rhs aoverau eet reserves The rlsAs 10 re-
iset any or all hlas.
RiSAsrs VIII anasrsaad That eossr.ess
made under tbs sdvcrtis<rDss,. aad promo
sAs rasse Ia respense thereta. shall nos b
eoestrsed 70 involve he Uuftsi STATES In aay
obligation fer payment In e1oe.s a he AZ.
PEP iastea grHnssa By consrsss fos the par.
poss
slsnf proposals. and printed circulars. stat.
Ing the kted Of BEEF and mutton required.
a1i xfvs5g fall tsstraetions ~ 80 the nsaa mar
q essatns eenditions % b oessrvsd by hia.
eers. and terms Of ecnsr&rs and pay mezs. WI
Be fsraished on asplseAtisu 60 this essoe, or
10 the A C =. ~ the several rsu
knveaopes eoaiAlnizs proposals. shsalA b.
nA<ked : Proposals for Fresh B@ef ,er Mat
teal - Fort - aaa at1rs<ssd 70 he ma
saesisssaoe II the several posts.
Q A. xooDRUYF,
Captain and c &. q. & A. Csisf C p. @
fescfwta
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Free Methodist Church, Pine street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. Geo. W. Cole
man. pAstor.-Preaching at II Q. m. and
y. ~ tomorrow. sunday School at sA5
a. M Prayer service. Wednesday. at
p. N. sunday morning subject Ash
AIMED Of Christ;- evening. The Lord IL
q man of war
Presbyterian Church. corner OF Third
and Madison streets. Rev. Y. q. Strange.
psstor.-RsliRious services tomorrow At
II . m. and .. m Sabbath School at
1870 y. m. Young peoples prayer and
praise meeting 1t .. N. Your attend
Ance II desired. Seats free.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School In
Belltown meets In the HArrison chapel al
80 p. IN. Preaching at the same place 81
SO p. m.
Plymouth Congregational Church Sec
ond street, between Spring and Seneca,
Rev. Henry l.. Bates. pastor.-PreAchins
At ii g. m. and p. m tomorrow. Sunday
School at 1890. Young peoples meeting
At p. m Prayer meeting Thursday. a
p. m Ten minute sermon TO children
Sunday morning; evening subject, TEN
perance from an economic standpoint.
Strangers cordially " eloome.
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DAILY POST-INTELLIeEhcER
GIan.raxE Asn eREEcE

The attitude assumed By GlSes;ous IL
reference 20 Greek affairs must b
surprise and disappointment 70 the
Greek people, who have long looked
upon the present Engiisa Premier a.
the peculiar champion Of thsir inter
ests. IL will bs remembered that !uss
before the downfall Of tie Salisbury
government, the people Of Athens sp.
psalsd TO Gladstone 70 oppose sas meas
urss which TIE goyernmsa. propossd
taking 70 prevent Greees from p.aDsins
into her lonzed-f0r var sish Turkey
The appeal was followed almost ifs nleds-
ately By the defeat Of tie S4lisbaTJ
government and the rsaccession OF
Gladstone 10 power. Doubtless all
Greece was happy then, Eoping that
England would at ones become the
champion aud ally Of Greece, and that
she would be permitted 20 6ght TO hex
hearts content. Instead Of folhliioR
these hopes, however, Gladstone has
followed up the polisy Of Salisbury, and
has even gone 50 far as to let Greece
understand that IL she makes any
demonstration looking to the insugura-
ton Of war, her feet will be taken from
her. such talk frsrn Gladstone must
strike the Greek people as being peca-
Harry cruel.
The friendship which the people OF
Greece feel for Gladstone dates from
1858, when be accepted the position OF
Commissioner 10 the Ionian Islands.
While be conducted the government Of
these islands, be proved himself to be
an earnest friend Of the Greek mon
archy and the Greek rscs. he fret
established perfect order on the isiands,
and ID wss principally thrsueh his
efforts that they finally passed under
the dominion Of Greece. Since then
the people Of Greece have time and
again appealed to Gisdstons as their
friend and champion and never before
this have they appealed in vain.
Perhaps. however. Gladstone in pur-
suing the course which he adopted Is
acting a. The truest and bsst friend OF
Greece. He probably realizes that ihs
people Of the little kingdom, If they
plunge into war, will call upon them
selves calsmilies which they are by no
means able 10 bear. contest between
Greece and Turkey would be decided
before II was begun. II none OF the
other powers interfered, Greece would
be thoroughly beaten. Ia restraining
she people, even TO the extent Of using
force, from snterioR upon contest
which promises so little chance Of sue
cess, Gladstone NAV BE- considering
their welfare as much as the peace Of
Eufoua
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Chris. Miller vas able 20 Be oas %
the strsss yesterday.
The 7. W. G. 7. c. vin nee. this AZ
ternoon ss 3 o'eloek ss the n. T. Church
7. II. G4yIor. an old enplsyee o: ths
o. z 4 y. Co.. % nov parser Of the
steamer North Pscife-
Mrs Captain L l. Marshall 10 OF
present visiting her brother. Captain J.
.. Libby, and other friends in Port
BlakeIy.
The Extra Hremen, who have been
employed 70 patrol the streets day and
night since the mot, have been relieved
from duty.
Two Photographs one cabinet and
one card siZe-~ere picked up on the
street yesterday and left q; this Office
for advertising. The loser can recover
the same by calling for them at this
office.
Fall sets o. DAuIEs for the past
week can be obtained At this Office, Civ
ing a great deal Of matter OF interest
relative 10 recent local troubles These
pagers Will be sold IN full sets at re-
daction from regular rates-
d. and z. NJ. Munro, Successors to
Wa. Meydenbsuer In the Eureka Res-
tasraat, make their bow to the general
public this morning. They are thor
oueh restaurant people. and deserve 3
fair share Of patronage. BEAD their
card il explains itself.
A meeting of the Seattle Bar will be
held this evening at 100 at the Court
House. at which charges will be pre-
ferred against three local attorneys fer
conduct dpbecoming gentlemen and
attorneys at Law. These charges Will
be investigated, and il found TO be true
the names of the men guilty OF this IN
professional eonduct sill doubtless be
stricken frea ihe rells Of the court.
j. y. Gale. of Olympia, has issued the
prospectus Of paper contemplated By
him, the publication of which will begin
as soon Is 1000 Subscribers are assured.
The paper will be called The Temperance
Journal, and il will be devoted to ad-
yooaoy Of Temperance principles. The
paper will be little smaller than oar
DAHL, or little less thaa half the size
of our WKKKLI, and will be furnished
a. the rate Of 81 80 year.
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cogycu PRsCKHONGS.

srArrrx FEB. %, Iss6.-oosnoii net
porsoart 20 Law. Present: Mayor les
Ter and Councilren Cailiesn, Farth,
Hall. Harrington. Keenen. Lake. Ne
Donald. Post and Toong-. The follow
ins proceedings we're had
Prrrr1-ss. ETC.
From s. +. Hsskinsos es al, praying
that Howard and Elaine streets Dc
opsued. Referred
Concentration from First National
Bank. presenting CLAIM for certain sen
eca sheet Improvement vgrrAnss- ne
feryed.
A concentration was received from
Mayor Yeslsr, reporting thai be bad
removed police oficers Vim. h1rphy,
". II. Pinckney, James Burke and
James WEIGH. Oa motion said ofhcers
we're removed With sbs exception OF
VIM Nurphy.
On motion OF Councilman Hall il vas
ordered that Acting Chief Of Police
Murphy be requested to resign said
Office.
ooMNrT-KK RgPoRrs-
From Committee on License and Rev
enne. recommending that the petition
Of A. Slorsh asking that his brewery
license be abolished. be granted, and
that the City Attorney be directed TO
submit al amendment to Ordinance 658
IN accordance therevith- Adopted
From Street Committee, returning
petition Of +. L. Johnson ct al, for the
Opening Of Clay street, from Front to
Fourth streets, and three blocks along
Box street, recommending that the same
be granted. Adopted.
From Committee on Sewers and Drain
age. recommending that the petition Of
Frtd Gasch for the extension of Union
street sewer, be laid ever for she present.
Adopted.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES RK1KhHKp.
John Levy, J. p Tighe, II. Anerheim
or, Ernst Romey, A. T. Hill. Chss. Ross.
Schvabacher Bros. 4 Co.. L. s. Curtis,
John Shipich and Gumbert Il Dickmaa.
LICENSES oRDKHKD ISSUED.
E. II. HontIey, Harms 4 Peters, E.
Champlaux, Rechtenvsld 4 Co., II. ].
McDonaueh, A. & J. Heinrich, Aug.
Wolf, W. Waugh. Andrew Slorah, b.
Kurz, Thos. Radcliffe, Margaret O'Shea,
A. Slorah, John r. Lester, Jacob Bosgii,
Oliver Parent, Fred. Gssch, John Feigh,
A. wolters, Eugene OConnor and Hen
~ Foster.
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The resolution offered by Senator
Henderson yesterday, calling for full
Investigation OF the killing of Captain
Emmett Crawford by Mexican soldiers,
should be passed by the Senate at once.
IL the State Department Is Dot already
inquiring into this matter. no time
should be lost in ina0purating a viRor
Gus investigation. II should not be an
Investigation Of the usual loose aud
dilatory kind, dragging over many
months and Guiding in nothing at last.
The Government should demand ut
once full explanation Of the affair
from the Government of Mexico, and
unless that explanation be entirely sat
isfactory, measures should at once be
taken 10 secure full reparation for ths
insult and injury. Judging from the
report Of Lieutenant Mans, and from
the press accounts of the affair In
Mexico. II appears all but certain that
the attack upon Captain Crawford.
command was a deliberate and pre-
meditaied outrage. The stsry Of the
Mexican soldiers about mistaking the
camp OF the command for a camp OF
hostile Apaehes is scarcely credible. II
surely lie not so reasonable as the theory
that the attack was deliberate one
and that IL was made partly in the hops
OF securing plumber and partly because
Of the hatred for Americans enter
tanned by the Mexicsns. At any rate
the affair should be thoroughly invssti
gated, and IL the murder VAS delibe
rate one. the murderers should receive
their jus, punishment. Upon this th'
Government should insist, and it's de
mand should be expressed in world
that cannot be misunderstood.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-20

froKr Sorxp Man The
attorney for the Washington sseamboal
and Transportation Company IN Wash
ington City telegrzphs1 10 Mr.. Georss
Jacobs, Secretary Of the conpany here,
OF Thursday. that the mail contract be-
tween Tacoma and Port Townsend had
been awarded 30 the Washington Con.
rsny. he also said that the o. RAN,
CO, had received the contract on the
Seattle W haieon route. and that Cart,
q. W. Cove vas the Successful bidder
On The Seastls-SkSgit roate. The what
Goa services. nos performed by the
Washington Company. rAys $3.50 PEE
arnam. Tie U. h 4 N. Cos bad vas
iess than $500 per xanam for the neis
fear years. Tue contract % the Skasst
rrn's u also eeiew present figures. IRE
wash ngton Sseans oss Csmpary'.
oSares GA tes Pors townsend route srs
very fair, and vili inssify sas putting
90 q seOa. fast beats Tie ofneial an
noaneement Of the lettings has oct W.
essa made. bat 10 sxpecssd in . few
days.
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Washington Territory Employment Bu-
reau, near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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The Transconiinental Association has
gone 10 pieces at lsss, and there are fev
Who will mo1rn It's ssdaen collapse.
There is rcsscA 10 believe that pSssen-
ser and freight rates between the East
and the Pacific coast gill hereafter be
more reasonable. The pFesep, reduced
rates AFFORD TIE railroads fair eosnpen.
sstion and they should desire sesains
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THE PORT ORCHARD HOO L
L house, with the real estate belonging
thereto. Large house, containing three
rooms. with two brick areplaces. Kitchen
and woodheuse. The ten acres OF land ID
splendidly located. at Dyes Inlet, over
locking Port Orchard Bay. Kitsap county.
Good land. One acre cleared. and good
well on premises- Clear title.
Steamer Helen runs BY the above prop
erty three times q week
For terms and particulars apply. on OF
before January I'D, to
ALFRED LARSON,
Mitchell, Kitsap county. care box S23
Seattle. 1al3 "
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- Houses. - up to S25.
1eo-aore Ranch. Improved: No oash
rent
se-aore Ranch. improved: % month.
House and Large Garden. In town, SIS
Rooms In All parts city. 81 month. mp
Furnished Restaurant. s15 . month.
Two Laundries.
Lot near center Of city. 20 Lease.
Money % loan On sAort ttms and
avnroUaA naonvfSv
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rRsnArs corwr.

cyKieA on rRnvoxr NAESakI.
SEATTLE. ". T., fehFassy ~. isSs.
Permission Is hereby granted the Pro
bate Judge et King cSautv, ". I. 20
exercise, until further osdafs. all the
Appropriate fanegssns ef Ale Psohass
Court within she city liEslts u the city
Of Seattle.
Ry order 81 Rgigadisr General John
0iebon. ,. ". Ss,ur-,
Assistant Provost MArsAAi.
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In Sacramento Prank Resseznie Is
ssinx the Central facihe fes SSO0U
damages lie WAS an eeginesr and eis
esgine vas thrown 81 the sFask ev a
big bull, Rssegess esing hart He
claims that the e5wsstchsE vas imgfop-
erly constructed.
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WAITE FUND.
SprinQ Hill Water CompanH.

Spring Hill Water Company. l6S 90
Ordered that the designations Of J.
Paul LANCE and A. N. Gilman from the
police force be accepted. and that W. b.
Jacklin and ID. II. Webster be appointed
to fill the vacancies. Elected unsni
mously.
On motion the matter of the contract
for new fire plugs was referred to the
Committee on Sewers and Drainage.
Ga INC ton of Couacilman Furth, the
matter Of grading the alley through
block 8, Maynard's addition, was re-
ferred to the street Committee.
Ordered that the Treasurer be in
structed to refund to X. c. Graves the
amount Of tax erroneously assessed
against him.
The matter Of plsnkinR Washington
street was reconsidered, and the plank
ing ordered laid 16 instead of "A feet
wide on said street.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HENRY < HATHA-
Il way. deceased.
Ali persons having claims against said
estate will present them within one year
from this date, with the necessary vouch-
ers, and all persons indebted will make
immediate payment 70 the undersigned.
executor, or to my attorneys 9. U. Emery
or c. r. Munday, at Seattle, w. 7.
Dated at Seattle, w. T., Dec. 10. 1876.
RAE K. HATHAWAY. Executor.
del0d4w4
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Steamboat for Sale.

STEAMER BRICK. CHEAP FOR
~ cash. Apply to j. w. TARTE,
fec Captain steamer Evangel
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WANTED.

0S0O ON FIRsT-CLASs GILT
OOOO stge security for II months.
Address p. 0. Dor ga feI2
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A GENIAL SrRIKk.-The troubles be

GENERAL srRIKE.-The troubles be-
tween the company and men at New
castle have resulted in q general strike.
The companies all claim that they are
unable to pay any more than they have
been paying. that they are making
nothing, and that further pressure upon
them will necessitate the entire suspen
sion Of operations. The Carbon Hill
mine was closed last week, and the New
castle mine was closed last evening.
TIE Taooms. South Prairie, Cedar
Mountain, Black Diamond and Frank
lin mines sre ell either closed or about
to close. Unless a turn in affairs is
soon taken, not one of the GOAL mines
In the Territory will be in operation q
week hence. At least q thousand men
will thus be thrown out OF employ ment,
and the present distress, resulting from
hard times, considerably intensified.
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For Rent.

A NEW Two-sTORY HARD FIN
N ished house Of 8 rooms. with two lots
and oatbuilaing. two blocks north Of Bar
rel Factory; also. rprnitgrs for sale.
II. sHOUDY. Commercial street merit
door 10 W. ID. SCOTS buiiding. de8e n
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NOTICED.

A LII PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now past dus to the late firm Of Wad-
dell & Miles. win please call and settle
the Same without further notice.
jale Inn T.. C. MILES
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Roberts fresh candies received regu
larry by every steamer at SrosR's
They are the hnest made on the Pacific
Coast. js31
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BIAS
onARp 4 PAnrRrDon. Agents. deS
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILL At
Lake Union. North Seattle. Bnue
ing and machinery also SIX lots 20 y
sold together or separately. Capacity
mil. ~. 90 feet per day. Apply 70
sel3dw J. M fRINK,
Washington Iroa WorkA seattle
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The fortunate one yesterday was Miss
Cora Taylor. Third street, near Seneca
Who with a pound of tea purchased al
srosK's, received an elegant Japanese
tea set of seven pieces.
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Tue lAss words az John b. Go1sh were
bssnsiful and expressive. Thry vrrr.
foonS man, saake year record clean
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House to Let.

CEvEN HARD FINIsHED ROOMS
y and kitchen; Third street. between
Lenora and Blanchard. Inquire Of w.
II. LLEWELLYN, 1t Puget sound Tele-
graph Office. jaA6
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PIANO TGRING

Nh. NrrscHxs will be in Seattle by the
end Of this week, and As usual stay with
Us. Orders left at Davies's book store,
OF Lswman's music store will receive
the earliest possible attention. fel6
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ALL THE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY PAPERS, tl-5o 9 year. at
the North Pscine kevs Depot, Min -
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NOTICE.

I WILL LEAVE ALL OF MY BUsI-
L meas with Capt N. p. Grogy. to receive
money and to settle all bills and accounts.
noss l.. 9. WHITFORD, n. d.