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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14
Andy Ritter is expected home this

the west this evening.
 There are now three prisoners in the county jail.
 A. E. Hartman has sold his house and furniture to Mir. Alfred Springer.
 Our old friend Brooks of Charleston, arrived in this city last evening.
 Tomorrow is the Sabbath day. Remember the same and keep it holy.
 Sunday School as usual in the var ious churches tomorrow.
 More rain is assured for this even- ing.
 Si Bryant will arrive on this eyen- ing's coach.
 Charley Smith has gone to the Huachucas on a bear hunt. Question.
 Read the summons in another col umn.
 The low price of silver has thrown 12,000 miners out of employment in Montana.
 The swimming baths will be open tomorrow. Lots of fun, races, div ing matches, etc.
 Jack Shephard, an inmate of the county hospital died last evening and was buried to-day.
 A heavy shower of rain set in last evening about 10 o'clock and con- tinued until after midnight.
 Promptly at four o'clock this after noon the "a Il began decending in tor rents.
 J. A. Rokohl, better known as Gus Williams, says that he is still in the field as a candidate for delegate to the county convention.
 Workmen were engaged to-day in fitting up the old Pony saloon for the reception of Campbell's Kcs House on Tuesday next.
 On Monday next we will publish some lines from Fl Paso, dedicated to the Tombstone sports. Don't fail to buy a copy.
 Sheriff Hatch will arrive in this city this evening and will be accom- panied by several other members of Burnside Post.
 Max Marks came in this afternoon from the Custom House. He reports everything quiet there, and perfect ignorance of any trouble between the U. S. and Mexico by the Mexicans Of that section.
 Sergeant O'Brien, bandmaster of the 4th Cavalry band, stationed at Fort Huachuca, arrived in this city to-day and is registered at the Occi- dental.
 The announcement of Geo. Oaks, one of Tombstone's best citizens, will appear in our next issue. George is a candidate for the office of Chief of Polise and will make good one.
 Suits well and thoroughly cleanep for $1.50 by Harris the tailor, ,Bothin's block 8-12tf.
 There is nothing going on at the Court House except on the lawn in front of the same and there, thanks te Dick Gage and plenty of rain, the grass is growing finely.
 V. c. Wilson collector of customs at this place will take his departure tomorrow for Fl Paso that is if his washerwoman brings his shirt home in time.
 Elsewhere in these columns will be fonnd notice of that Sheriff Hatch would arrive home this evening but a dispatch received this afternoon states that he will not arrive until next Monday evening.
 The pyrotechnic display of nature last evening was grander than ever seen in large cities on Fourth of Julys It was frst-class Flambean club ex' hibition of its own.
 A mistaken idea is abroad in regard to the number of voters registered 1T Wilcox precint. It has been stated that something over 300 voters have already registered in that precinct
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14
FOR SALE.

Furnished hou-e of three rooms and kitchen, complete for house keep ing, on Allen street, between Sev nth and Eighth. Will be sold cheap if applied for at once. For particulars apply at this office. S-l41m
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed in the office of the County Re- corder to-day:
 DEEDS-REAL ESTATE. Agnes Aiken cf Blackberry, Mo have County to August Baron of Tombstone the south 1 of lot Il, block 8 in the City of Tombstone, $50.
 BRAND, Of William Graft Bar I on the lief shoulder Ear mark 1 inch hole in right car.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14

The choicest of fresh groceries at Herrera < McClure's. 5-2Stf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14

When you go to the city don't fall to see Lesser Summarized, under the Baldwin.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All announcements under this head mus be psid for in advance, or they VIII not oe Inserted.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14

Look out for the announcements in Mondays issue.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14
Charges for Political Announcements,

The following are the prices charged Tor p,,fica1 Announce meuts in these columns, which must be paid for in advance to insure ,I,.;r ;psarfiOn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-14
COUNTY ApPORTIONMENT.
Republican County Convention
 of Sixty=Three Delegates.

The following Is the apportionmeIt Ot delegates to the County Convention, made by the Republican Central Cou. mittee Of Cochise county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

J.W. Fsukea. ir. rsprasaatina he J.
W. FaWkes NanafacleEina Oompany Of
Ohlcago, has placsd On exkibition Ia The
wind0u q L. n. q. onith's cigar s1eRe
nsxf b TIE First National nank, pssans
sprine molcs n1ed fot runniuR seHlnR
nnchinea ploaEafe boatA. lathes pamps.
ehurns. ana al hEht pousfA This cola-
pany also nanafa1tufes quite exsen-
sively rsVolvine display caseg fer all
lfnas % Rooda, making Tie mast attract
i've Display knoun, - anytinE n uotto1
catches the erez and affeEt Ne a1ten-
lion whera al elas fait. 1he pouaf e
thls mnlor can - tneFeaeea e uill an
ply b. shs application az an inareaasd
namhes a. apfinea and With ~ a1s af
tha air RoFeEnof any apeed teAt nay Dc
desired y. ". EaWkea. ne inseaaaE.
Vas fusmefiy knoan aa he slaam ptsw-
nan AZ ISIS
An sesnsy uin b esiahlsshaa b ssaa-
N& 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30


RzszRkRn0 0apEn GRANFnD.-For
The pasl week or 90 gangs Of men IN
sha employ Of the Postal Telegraph
Company have bean digging post holes
aicna tbe Northern Pacifis Railroad
uompany's right Of way between Taco
NJ and kalsma. and she railroad CEN
p4ny has been engaged through lie en-
ploges n filing ap tha holes &c fast as
snaY were dug b the telegraph oompa-
IS, and threatened 20 Gus doWn TIE
foles e. soon as they we're Pot up 70
string the wire on. Mr strive, one Of
Ne attorneys for the telegraph o0mpa.
~, drew % the peoessary papefe, set
ting forth The facts &c they exist and
spilled 70 Judge Hsyt for restraining
order enioinlnR she company and ila
asenta from interfering IN any manner
whatever With the plaiutids, or any Of
~ aRents, 0iiioers. servants, or employees
II ne Construction Of les lines Of tole-
graph, upon the right Of way Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company be-
tween Tacoma and KalAma, and from
aillng up the posl holea. and from inter-
fafing end inter ueadlina ID any man
ser whatever with any material Of the
Feetal Telegraph Company 10 BE- used
loE Vie cans Fuotion Of 9 leleRr ph line.
The ininuetiun was eTanted By 1adge
hoyi on Monday last, and the dofond-
ants we're farther cited 20 appear at
0lympia, Friday, November On, aud
seos easse WHY the restraining order
sho0ld not continue il force after that
period. Mr.. Struva ia rrepaTina 10 SAX
tos mandatory inianotlon. ccmpelhnR
the Railroad company % transport tie
material Of tAe Postal Telegraph Con-
pAoy. without delay, over iia road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

That Lars Oakn frsm Little Aeosns
Grow h fully exempli6sd 10 the ~
maFkable growth Of ihe insaFnnes bad
ness Of A. CHu.sEno 4 Co About foaF
years aRo they eonmeneed doing busi-
neas with Q feg small oomDaniaA They
nou have TIE Aaenay q . large he ct
ineuFance companies both nalIFa aud
foreign, including the EiremanS fund
Of San ffaneisoo, (the laEEoss Paeiae
Coast Companyl, end the Gusfdian q
London, Whioh has ne largest paid 40
capital 81 any ftFo InsnrAneo Goa
panY IL the gorld. Ihey also rerrs-
eant TIE Nutual Benefit Ldfs fnaur-
ance Company % Newark, New JesEey.
one Of the oldest and mosf rsh-
able life companies IN the world; tn
Accident Department Of she Paeiaa Ma.
tuai Life Company, Of san fFAneiaes.
which issues the simplest and beas 90
cident policy u any eompany ID the
united States and soc Marine Depart
ment OF The Fireman's Fund. Of San
Francisoa. ea93
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30


Parties going East should call on W..
Van Waters, agent Canadian Paeids
Railway, before eiosing bargains fer
tickets. Rates lower than tha lowest.
Parties sending fo1 fKiends can deposit
thsir mosay uith ne and I will tals-
graph the delivery Of 9 ticket e. ny sx-
psnse, thas saving time and expreasaRs
Tue C4nadian Paei6c y she shngtest
and Most direct ro1te 70 ell eastern and
southeastern poiBts, sash as Montreal,
New fork. ChicaRo, 81 Pau and al
points sszth o. east Of 81. Paal. This
i The bsat bailf and beat eqaippsd lins
10 AmeEiaa- Entire train rnDs thr nah
from the PAeifo - the Aiia1sio 9iibous
change Of cars. No extra charge for
seeoEd class siesperA Ths aoenery \
elasse4 with tie Rrandesi b The World,
eoupriHna mouDtatnA LAKES. FiEeEs,
fofssts. Rlaoiers, eanyoBs and beaufif 4
LANDSCAPES.
Exrafsi0uiE1s oaa always elect large
sATi1E b uAsfonixinR tbs papuiaF rosie.
Faii iMfoxmAtssn EeEarding rates. iima.
hecommedationa, ete', freely ohsaiDed
- appigimR % W. NxN WkxMna.
PAasenRsx ard FreiRht ARuns Ger Pa
eea Soand ii q. 4.
0Ess. wsilz. Fargo 4 Cas- buildina,
nentaaes y. Z. cell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

PsonAHEx cASn 80 JEAIousx.-On
Wednesday = Constable IN Tacoma VEL
egrarhed 70 Sheriff MeGrsu that man
named James Lanthosn. fron Carbona-
Do. sas suppneed b b IN seattle and
Uas wasted "a Taeoma o. 9 chan1a 81
STEALING = geld Ftnq from q uoman
With whom be had been engaged II
business 81 CaFbonado. A description
q The man vas alec telaefaphed h1.
Mo5faw placed the warrant ID Deputy
Aakiniay's kanda, and EantbaFn vas
arrested that evoning ID he Biioa TIE
Ser. where be waa enjoying the per
foFmAnce. Mf Mckinlay apoka % tha
man, sAytne. This Il Mr.. Lanshorn, u
& noa = That's my nAme.n replied
she Young fellow. Bith q brown ohin-
ehtllA caAt and bright hntlona-
weald Iike 10 Sc yuu outsi6e.s said TIE
eAces. On reaching the sidewalk Mr..
Mekinlav sAid; am a DeRnty Shcr-
C, and have q warrant feE yoaF arrest. !"
Il abe hsre. exclaimed the yeane fai-
ow, % receiving toe annoanesmenk
ahe efhceE explained boz be came In
Eeasieu of the warrant. and TIE man
Nsal b tAtl % Thursday q Constable
sAne dawn and took aim 40 60 face The
Ne1An. Ihs chances ara tso 30 cue
ieAl 4 LsRthoFn l. hned for slealiae
- rtnR the woman uh0 eompiaincd %
- VII volouteer 70 pax tie Cue Tor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

TIM ATLANTIC M0xKMER - The N0Een-
bssnumberof TITS tins-h enoEsd period
ioal Il . vsrlsabis oomvendium of ne
choloesi Kind Of artiolea. eThs Ksrsan
Co1D DsEta1. bY Parcignl Lowell. i q
comprcneu1i thouQh bEisf akatoh a 4
natinn that q fEanuautlg brouqht e she
notice Of residents Of tie Paaido Cost.
Phillip Gilbert HamsEton maintains bis
reputation e. IN e4oclire writar 10 his
third pspor on sFreuoh and English. >
An a1iicie that bids fair b attract con.
sideFable attention from The readers 81
the day u the one b JOSIAH Il. Guinoy.
entitisd The PeoktsF pfofsssaEahip.p Il
ffsata 81 live issues. Chapters XIV and
Nv Of BIahopin s'1oldeu Inatioap viii Is
appreciated. . Meod FeaFs,n 3 brisf
paper b sophia Kirk. b brossy and
leads the reader am0nQ the FngtlinQa 81
ihe woods and '.iufO cops dsEths wheEe
little noises START Tue lovers ol 1ohn
Fake viii and enjoyment II his hfafoE-
zeal paper On The Germs Of National
Sovereignty in the United Sfates
Charles ERbeEt CFaddook Miss Mary
N. MuFfFee), oonfinueg her charming
serial, "En the OIouda.n Henry Van
Brunaia article on Henry Robson Rinh-
ardaon. aruhiieoi. will nnd many Rad
era aud admirers. Edward Bellamy
contributes a readable paper on The
Blindman's WoEld.n EouK Choice ils&le
p0enns aro giyen a. follows: "A Mem
Org 81 TheooFitus." By James b. Ken
yOn; "Stndieg for PlctuFsa.s b. Mar
garot Del nd; "The Wood Thrush, By
Lncy IlaFoom; and TO q Maid De
mare,n By Andrew Hsdbfooke. Besides
all these additions % American hioEa-
tnre, there ara The usual depaTfne1ta 81
Books Of the Monfh, OoulgibE IN B
Club and Regiews.' Among the lattef
ia most interesting piece 81 reading Ia
the shspe q q review Of Miss HapRood's
translation Of some Of Auasia'a epie
sonRa. This number % tie AfiaHfic
fully aitaine 20 TIE standard long since
Get Ii the van Of American periodicals
b. iis publishers, HouRhton, Mifiin 4
90, Of Boston.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

sknzNa or zHn MExIoo. -Fhs steam
ship dexico sailed for San Franchise
yestardy afisFnoon. As freight. she
took 6OoO sacks Of oats, 1000 sacks Of
potatoes, 160 barrels Of aalmon, 800
cases White river cheese and u tons Of
miscellaneous freight. Az Pert MOODY
she took on 200 cases Of coal oil, and
40 Nanaimo 40 tons Of coal. Her pas.
senReF iist from this port was as follows:
A. r. Bfsvard, Edward Banham, John
Brown, ID. n. Manihoy. e. p. Blake, T.
MoOanley, II. B. HAFiand. III. White,
A. Redweli, Mrs. ]. J. White, Mrs. A.
W. Cleaves and child. ?. W. Peters and
wife, Fred Sanb0rn, Elles SanboFn. ].
II. kiee, John Z. Thorno and wife, Miss
Ella Taylor, Mrs. J. 5. Mcdonald, and
Al Ia the steeEaae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

TIE DOMENEoN STEAMSHIP LENR
Running between LiVsrpool and Que
eeas thenee b rail 70 ell Points In the
Gated States. Sail from Liverpool
every Thursday, calling Is Belfast, and
from Qnabeo every Saturday. Steamers
are large and fast and EteeEaRe aooous-
modatsons unexseiled b. any ether
hna, while she VOYAGE is 500 miles
shorter than via NeW f0Ek, three days
Of q IN The smooth waters Of tha Gulf
and river S.. Lawrsnoa, famed for
beanfitoA picturesque eoameTy. Steer
aze and prepaid ceFtinoaaeg sold "a
t0wesi rates. Also drafts en- Europe
ard bank remiitaneea 10 any postoldos
address A. CnLHMRa, Ticket Agent
FOR to northern PasiHo r. r. iyl4 DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Ths saaalis Hardware %. nov have
thsss eeleoEated baeRiea far So. Goa
esEui1R thesa haERies the mannfactar-
ere aEs = Oar efforts are honestiy d.
rue6e4 tssaFa he manafacsnre Of =
kazsy which shall Be ~ hssf fAat 60 ~
pFazsaef. Oar ain b not % Do he vera
e. sheap e. possibie, hnf as eecd - aAn
b. ard e. pFtcss as Ice e. tne qaalify
a. osF wotk can be aHsgded. We can
na1 nn1eFtaks b eompeaa ~ price uith
in1sKsur baRzieag ae we miA n0t fpspair
~ eNaiifs II er1sE % Rs6nee ths o11t.~
rs saskia Hardware O.. gi1 b alAd
q nhnw thn1a Ena huRRisa q ans whc
may ell en- them. eciI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

AnV1Cn Id nTormRRa.

Ma WMsLoW's SooIEma 6xKuF, for
ehildFan testhing, & The prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
sisians il the Uuited States, and has
bscn naed for forty years With never
failing success b. millions Of mothers
for thsir children. Daring The process
Of teething its yalue 4 inoslouiable. It
relieves the ohlla from pain. cures dya
eatefy and diaREhOa, gripiEg Ia the
bowels and wind collie By giving health
e the child Il rests the msther. Prios
Sc. . bsttia. ap2ldW1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30


SIC. aisnnan and 3. q. Ihoms
- - & frondsls tomoRro8 e eraan-
- 4 sytsEisn ehnr1h-
Tnlv.ars tons q Elask Diemeed
e.fII = slssprsd % fns1nz to-day %
..lr - rsaall market e tnat plaoe
1inssf.
tSszgs 5eaFgs uaa s.csnily p,ees1 g
Sc f'eansT jail % 8 charge q ~e,l.nt
l - Indians. ne Va - tft1a
Z. - nauEt eo1Fs1ea-
- ~. Tohn ftsis, r., 30 lozR PES
- ViesoFis. vii visi1 friends ~ l1l9
~. .. - NSttefh. whiia "a roet1 % We
- ei.ers bis hona h 20 b aR.in.
g. eraashau oould not gst % Port
- ~ 49, restesaay morning e niees his
.......,.1..7r,suf % ape3k stefe, ID eon1S
'..'.'.sa 81 siae heavy weatheK tnas pre-
- ilEe steamer fsem ketanR MO
~ pogs - time.
- s.eeuut of MsslEs. Wood Humes.
s.s.,'s- - Mc9gaW not getting baek
49,. - eoaufEy In tine - keap tnolf
-. 1919 e Lake Unian. MaaaEs. g.
& rT-rlnra and r. B. Aibefsacn 3D.
lie meeting - that piaee Lass
ss.~san ngaacf. after six years resi-
- - ttt9 city, goes 70 Portland 10
-. 49, y. enter the basine@a ~ deal.
\. 4 80 and wo0l. NJ. BEnsoh wnn
IL 81 Neah Bay fos three Fsafa.
msis knosn aed unaiofmig 70
,ssesied b fais eommnnitg.
1890 DaIy, f0g nearly shFse yeaFs
+. s--.s-s.rr fof zoe Western Union Tel
- (iee5uany ID this city, Is a1ine 70
-. sereireo on fhs ahip Top Gallant,
<.-3sis Whiekbafa, which sails today.
f-.ss-rers e asi8a 20 study for 3 pro
-. ga 81 leaves q host 81 friends
8 iIis 81 sko jain il NE wish for bis
aseee.
Ia RsallIe Misunderstanding Company
- nommenced fae manntae.ufe Of Tar
sIlr1s e is factory near 9. y Lagton's
~sSes9, and hes lifted % 3 hnishin9
~ 1sssroom in the basement O
H1iknru's block, where tls wares VII
- 80 for sale. Everything 10 the way
e sirina. kitchen and bedroom furni-
- kepl d s1eek and manufactured -
elasf.
rs sseond lsesuTo 81 the winter
- - - delivered lAsl ageninQ 81 the
vMG. A. aau ROOMS, corner q Eront
~ sneina Streets, b. n. v. Rom
i~orl n PORT Gamble. on the = History
II RenFg Ward Hseohef.p A laFRs end
eeogeasstive audiences vas pEdgaut. The
aq6r handlea his subject ably dwell
~ - ths psincipai ana m0ss import
ssl arenla n Mr. BseoheF's career ~ an
aaiies, seslnfsr and preacher. A very
ns aud profitable evening was
areat b thase present.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

JUS received. a large invoice Of goods
fFom The Eaaa. which We can eel cheap
e. thar ever was sold here before. All
kindaof Eastern HYrupe. namely, Maple
syFnrs eorRhan, Baltimore DriPs, New
Ofleana Moiaasea, etc., and aome Of the
anest No. Shore MAnkerea and Hoi
land Herring ever brought 10 Seattle.
NMxsoN CnILnERa. ooi5 Lon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

sac and 25s par yard. Lengthy com
ment on tbs class Of Dress Goods W. p.
BoxD are exhibiting thia season Il IN.
necessary. Their good value and at.
Effectiveness will be readily seen and ap-
preciated on examination. Ask 30 see
theig special basyaiRs % 61@o and 80 pea
yard. an7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Ths Bssi ealve d he world for Cusa.
Bruises, Sares, Ulcers, 8alt Rheam, Rs-
VI 2oasss Tsltss. Oaappsd Hands, Chi.
blAina. Gems and ali Skin EFuptious,
and positively cures Piles. OF no pay
required. Il = EaaFAnleed % give peE-
feea satlzfaetlon, o. maHcy refunded.
PFios s. eants PER box. For ale b A.
II afEwanR. An
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

W.D. Hoyt 4 Co. wholesale and 70
tail druggists q Rome, Ga, aay: We
have ksan selling d.. Kinaia Ge9 Dis
AFnica SAlve foF two yeara Have never
Handled remedies that sell aa veil. oK
give sasA univeF-al sasisfaot o.. There
have been some w0nderfnl cores eifsoi-
ed hy thesa remedies In this city. Sew
sral eaaea of pT1no1need consumption
have been autiFNly cured BY She uae % q
f4w bottles ok DE-. kinRss New Discovery,
tnhan IN connaetian with Electric Bic
iaRs. We guAEanaee them always Sold
~ A. Il. SEEwaMx. d@.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

We earnestly recemmend W. p. Bern
A o.. q ArssSv S.ifinqs 81 sixteen yards
for a.. Certainly extra value. and 4 3
conesdsd By tbs trade Reaerailg that
lheir lines 81 dress auittngs Is - peF
YARD are not exceilsd, Il squalad. any
whera narih q San FEanetsoo. Call
and Sc then. a14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

C1nArs knD WnAPB-The banner Eloek
Of tie Paciee ouaat. he Rreet aeusz
tionai toric that il agifatinR tie social
circle n every hoDe - Seattle y the
mazninoanee Of car cloak and srap ssaek
For slagSnt and quaint deEiR -. variety
and low prices. nothing has ever been
sezn euual b Il ID SEATTLE before.
ooit ToEL4s 4 exNaKEzzkS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Driak Esxis ard have q coed Appe
lite and Buest, refreshing alesp. Z 3
nos q stiDulHnt and cnniains not 3 drop
of alcohol, but gives strgna, xieoseas
nerves and graa. roNef q endurance
Eoe. psr hottfs a. HksHn0ucE 4 TzHzx's.
Opposite drinking fountain 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

In The linz Of faacy work materials
wa visit e inform TIE ladies that almost
entirely new articles are used this sea.
$50. We will, this week, show every
thing new In the line, including over
twenty different styles Of pompons,
plush balls. gold and silver ornaments,
applique pluah siik figures. etc, etc., etc.
Priosa lower than last season.
oof0 IAroua A o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Oar Nd glove dspartment kAs been
entirety rspisnishad. We have zoe The
very hesf uaaasa thAs can he ohtaias1 IN
heE1 GRADES and lev pEieed aloVas. b.
afnninR wifh = ( batsnn glove e. %
eenRM Alaa urIaadia Ina a. uadFsssd
M alsEsa n 4 . and = butsun ienRfna.
nnl0 xlaxuun a O..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Gone early and secure the greatest
bargains ever offered u this line. An
clean. fresh, fAshi0nable goods. and e
quarter tie regular prices
Laeee worth Sc. per yard. for 10.
L.acss worth IsSo. per gard. for 2tSa.
Laoea worth loe. per yard. for Sc.
celia San FnANclsoo SroRK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

NEW WAnEmoUsEs. "A small ware.
house, 20xt0 feet In size. vas recently
oonstEuoted on Colsman's wharf for
Nelson Chilbere, and nov J. +. MoDon-
aid ia engaged IL constructing q ware
house for Mr.. Coleman, 20 Be used by
lhe Canadian Pacific. The warehouse
is f0x60 feet IN size. with fourteen-foot
posts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

General repairing and iobnlna shop.
Opera Hoass blook. Laekz repaired
and keys dttsd, aawn 0led and sek, naw-
inc machinea fxunkn and vAlisea 70.
paired, etc. eta Al work promptly
attended %. oe2S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Hmrxo A SAELow SKm.-HeR com
plsxion formerly vas yellow; sou her
brilliantly tinted eea-sheu checks are
the admiration Of hundreds. bhe used
Freeman's no1icatsd face powder.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

Any ems Wishing 20 bay q piano will
90 veil % eae FRANK KrMInAxK. whe IL
the mnnufacturars aaent for the Gale
hrated Weber and Decker 4 6on pianos.
and h selling them direot from the fac
tories. 1 viii GUARANTEES q saving Of
from e7b . $50. O6laa With Wells,
Fargo. Gall OF writs foe price. ais dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

HANpxHRrHTETs.-Greas job purchase
Of han dkarshiefs, af about half prsce.
These are not seconds. bot are 81 per
feet qoods, bonRht cheap. 600. per dozs
Asa % see them q the Sax EaANczsco
STORE. oel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

50. aud loo. A lot Of towels; table
damasks a. go, 50s., U.s., under value.
big purchase. Save money and 90 direct
70 the leader Of low cash prices. Square
to & cent. One Price. CHHsxKB CLEknY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

French woven corset, extra long,
spoon or straight steel, 81 per pair; also
all che better gooda Oar corset depart
mant ID very extensive and contains all
the leading imported and domestic
mAkes-priesa always ne lowest.
oei0 LAxouR e Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-30

a. b kzMwANT oAn always BE- Felied
upun b carry II STOCK tha purast and
bees eoods, snd aaslAin The reputation
% bang active, puHhinR and reliable.
b. FeaoumendinR articles viii vel e.
sabisshe1 mesit and suoh - are pnpalsr.
Having tha aQe1ey for The ceiebEatsd
Dr.. Ktaess Esw Discovery for eonE1mp-
Il D. colds and eouahs, Will sell u on =
poeltfVa guarantee. Il wili cure any
aaa exers afeotion of The threat. iunEs.
o. chest. and % order % prove car
claim, we ash yoa % eAli and ~ . trial
hostla Fnea. d.