davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-12

DO Sinuico dc 10 contenciOeO. rue
dc espcrarse mayor ignorancia, Dor
no decir mala fef
No hace, seiior Multi n, dos &
trcs amos, como usted dice que sur.
gio en cate Ayuntamiento Ia cues
ton que sobrc aquolla servidum-
brc dc aguas suscit6 el senior An
glAda; hace .precisamente mas do
sels ahos que se estS debatiendo
csc enojoso asnnto, y paraliEado ell
eIpedicnte desde 1885, el actual
AlcAlde solo ha tenido conoci-
micnso dc u, y 10 ha traido 6 Ia
vistA hArA 8 diAa, despues de en-
sAhlada 10 demanda por Anglada
conssa 81 Ayuatamiento. I Es cul-
pa del AlcAlde actual esa negligen-
eaai Por quo el sefior "Multi, .
cue tanto tempo lleva de Conceal
eindico y que oonocia con todos
sus deiAllca J antecedentes el caca-
scado c1pcdiente, no gestion6 8
hsso continuarlo oportunamente,
para evttAr las responsibilities
que pndicrAn sobrcvenir tDes-
conocc nsscd, schor Multi 10 mi
ai8u cue como CONCEAL 6indico e..
u llanado { ejeFcefi
Ah, sehor Multi 10 que usted
dcAconoce e. Ia raEan, 10 jnsticiA
No pAsaFemos por alto el tiltimo
pssralo del cuvidioso " Mult:s Al
Cusvusronsai del BoLErIs MRR-
cAxx1L 20 le tniraquiiiGAn las cuen.
sAs our pncdA ,ener pendientes con
sus sreA Inooca do I. Instancin:
no 10 dssvelan actos innohles que
podiesan 80 ohleso de procedimieu.
les eEinlnalesi iauis touasia pas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
oRAUTAUQUA.


II seems difHsult 10 stop she sale Of
lots. there bs:cR quite demand 81
present. emong The Yashon Islanders,
Who. having Iabored from two to ten
days each on She grounSs. nov propose
30 Rss tbs bsnsHt b. the purchase Of
lets vita other needed labor. Eleven
lsts we're TINA disposed Of she present.
week by the president. and arrange
mepta have been partially made for an
auditorium sixty-feet square, requiring
350G feet Of lumber 10 be sawed as
hstoh's mill only tgo miles from She
eFounds. Forty thousatd shfReles are
also partially engaged for the same puf-
pnse. There will be parks on the
grounds arranged 30 the ends Of certain
avenues, radiating from The landing. In
one OF these parks fresh deer track vas
found on Friday last.
Mrs. n. b. Ree9o yesterday purchased
tie tvey house. which will be lifted no
az @ home for travellers OF reasonable
prices. and will be known as alvey
Place. During the recent storm The
family heard the roar Of the waves flrst
from the esnih, then two days later
from the north, YET beheld q placid haF-
Dor on which q skif vas perfectly safe
anKing she highest wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

HID TO APPEAR.-Henry Williams
vas en- employe on The STEAMER An
con, and probably would still Be. but
liks many other saafarlng men ans
many that do nos follow the SEA, he eos
dFunk. Tbs rule ghst everything teess
rs levei spplies paxttcnlasis % ofenken
reB. Williams found bis level among
tkealvashes on ballast Island. and chile
be vas Feealina q couple OF tnea stoGl
large bottle 81 whiakey which be had
carried 10 the island 10 his eoat poeket
70 escape detection. policeman Jones,
VITO is also deputy Uaited States mar
shal, swooped down on htm, eaptass.d
his whiskey, apd took him % 1871. 1nta
vas Friday nieht. Yesterday Esofpine
the prisoner was taken hefura 0onlais
sionsr emery, where. after an exaninn.
tiou, be vas hound over ~ me safn eI
$50 70 await the setioa Of the Onitse
Grand iury, which weets " this Guy
early in February. Williams Is an kaR
lighmau, and In requesting TIE eammis-
sober for lenienaY said. Your hoaot,
guess VAS 90 \ BIZ Of q spree. yea
know. bas bueReE ms hloody eyes u l
knew Il vas against yonr blasted lass
70 give drop OF liqaoF ta hioedy H.
dian and bis wife. Yau kn1w fafsees
more. judge, the hlssted Indians told NE
they were from Vietorta. and suhtecte
Of tbs qaesn, you know" Tea eemmis
aoneE explained 10 him that under toe
fsha9 Of ex Justiss 6Fsaae. Il vas coo
tfaTF 60 Law a. interpreted By tbe courts.
% eiSe as Indian whisky, even tnounh
Be lie a foreign IndiHn In trensti
through the county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

So ..t - y
-. - = ! 49, -. - s.zsaA so
- - :. = = :. q en4 = NerAl1c
- y -. -. - s-4AsHAas etz1AsE 80.
= - - - 4, -. - = i 3
1 E7s'71 i5T'Isi-
"a T711,.--. nrt.... -
/ FsSiz.cs. -s-..'s rss.-s-,..-. & 80 q
4 Trfwif. 60 -. - q -. -.
- - G---s = - - =, = -
sI1cad = ~ -. -. -s'..s--~ = -
Ills N ana Fnn.m
gaarni - -. ss<-s - 80 -
/ RrlSS,s7- ~ 50 y
-. ~ q
sa. = -. -. -. Plnespel c1nrse. l.y.
- -. - ]. e..,...,1 kz.s...il.n 11c'
- = -, = -. . = y !. =.
$500 Z, ~fie-sf =.
).
- - = =. - .. -. - -. 80
f7~n n 49,. -. - - =. 4,
=. AZ - -. = = =
r.-.--z-s
- sS.ss.n. 80 Assheal14 krse1pAl qhnrzA.
-. =. 49, - ses1 klks an4 Flnes Az4- Q.
0.a9s2Es gaN1E.-A lyine sggxiea egNsy ean
-. = =. :. = =. - =. p Az s-ans'
- -
-. - ee. -. MA1slMe1 CAuErn. ceEneg e
- - sA1.y slEeel1s AeR. 9. arneeels
. - - .sseEy esadAy = = 4.
-.-,.- s.'...s 4. q.
- -. -. .ne ss.set beasee9
- -. ,....,... = - y ASsf
,'.--,,-
= 49,. -, s4 - sssI.t SERVES q ne toun4
-. =. ee1ailnn eAngei. enrlfer q
. 80. - sfzasa ssres,A Us AtisEnsc . 81
flymnazA Congregational ohmrch. sauona
I. Bate, pastor --Pfeschins - II 4 a ~,
-. sunday Sehsol a Il Sc. YounT -
pies eoeies7 e p. n Prayer meelinn a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
COMMUNICATED.

PoRxEAHD, Nov. e, 1881.
NJ DzAB Nh. WmDoMs
1cu hays reason 20 feel proud Of the
success Of Robertine. ! lave used Il
constantly for a whole year and End Il
beautiful end beneficial for tie compiler
ion. 4 POSSESSES sll the qualities you
nisim for IL, sud bAyo mach pleasure
10 Fe0ommendiDe It. The s-Robsrsfre
PoTdsF,n cur latest addition to ths
Artistic toiiet. makea q charming finish
and Il worthy Of lee companion R0bor-
tine. Yours truly,
JKAuxE WNsrcN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

FIArxHSED Our. - II woaid appear
that the sfogss 10 SEA up 9 smallpox
soAss have failed completely. 10 ecu
vessstion With Acting Health OnieeF
Smart yesserdAy. be said; "Sincs nv
appolntnent l have made 3 tsoFanRe
examination OF tie hospitals end other
places where the sick are eared ter. and
assert positively thai there u not 9
nnRle case u small pex IN tee oity. Of
she toRF cases which we're sent 20 ths
coanty farm all ere doing we'll One
uan, Who weut there accompanied by
eis wife, IL eatiFely veil aad vii BE
discharged on Monday. The wife, VIC
cared Tor her husband duFtnG bic stck-
eeSA dad not eontFaet the diseazs 90 AZ
tas my paEt do not believe there vii
Be aoy moFe eases hera unless We nc.
esiSe some fresh oass frsm San Fran
cisco.H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

NV CoMArssIoE HousRs-The nrn q
O!iphsnt & Cutting. fos years doing The
largest Wholesale commission bnsinsss
A Portland, Oregon, has cousluded 10
opsn q house In Seaatie. for the eonvsn-
lance Of the iobbi1R eFoosEy trade on
Puget S0und. This nFm represents the
lsrgesi mannfactareF8 81 the Unisse
states. hssi1es eoine . general broker
~ business IN canned aalmon. fEaifs.
and general groceries. Among the
agenuies cnnirullsd b. this arn sFe 10
- raantianed Armour 4 Ca. Chseaeo;
AFmsur Packing csmpany. ks1ss City;
Arbuckla Bees. a Co.. New YeEk; Cnafeh
4 Co. fsods.) New York; JAS. Pyies
psafiins,l Esg YsFk; Jss. & KIRK 4
90, (soaps.1 ChicaEo; Ptice bakirR
Powder o., Chicsae, Wkasiow Psckirz
csmrauy. Portland, Mai e. snd many
oihsrs, Il viii Be q piees q good news
A seattle snd the Paxat SQUAD ieb65ns
housss that stess lines aFe 70 Be Repfa-
nented and e4rFiea IL sock here. AF.
J. p. Bardick. fprH3 tne Port
and hauss, will EnAaaRs t1e business
herc. The frm 4 sau canes4slnR AZ
rauasuenes FOE 4 Wsre00ase, aud their
goods ars q pseasas II transit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
xnR NAN VINO CALLED eARRoLL "Boss
or THH Bso FouRa WANTS MeEKx.

Tus MAN VINO CALLED eARRoLL ''Boss
or THE ma FouR" WANTS MezKx.
Readers will remember an interview
published 10 these columns recently
from Max PFacht, copied from the
San Francisco Eraminsy, in which
Pfaeht said some pretty hard things
about Captain James Carroll, Of the
Ancon, ex Governor Kinkaie, ex-Col-
lsolos Bash and some others IN oOnnee-
tion With Opium SMUGGLING.
After the interview was tepublisbed
Captain uaEFoll's attention vas called
70 Il, and be remarked that Praehi had
some personal reason for rot liking him
veFy veil. Subsequent events w0nid
lend 10 show that such IL the case.
Yesterday. through his attorneys,
White 4 Monday. Max Preeht con
nenced q civil action IN the district
souft AGAINST Captain James Carroll
10 his complaint he sets forth that on
he 81 day Os October, 1881, at NAha
3sy, Aiaska. She defendant. Captain
James Carroll. did asNsuit and beat
plaintiff 10 a cruel, brutal sne inhuman
nznneF; thai from the effects Of suot
beating plaintiff was totally disabled
irom attending 10 bis bosiness for twe
months; that as z result Of said assault
I'd beating plaintiffs sense Of heaFinS
ia the LETT ear IL totally deasroyedi tn1i
ne vas oompelled to pay $3.50 Tor med
sal attsndsnce during his disabilities
Plaintiff further alleges thai since tbs
ssanleine and beating be has suffered
ersatly IN mind and bodss and prayl
last lie oourt VIII sWaEd him e20,c0
damaees and costs Of sait.
Praeht vas formerly IN business II
aan Francisco. bui Of late yeaFs be hsl
teen engaged IN tbs salmon paekinl
husinsss at N4ha Bay. Alaska, wherl
tae q fTisnlty between Carroll and him
self IL alleged 10 have taken plaee
Bcsh men have plenty OF money, ons
ouns q Rnld minis aud the other hsh
cry, snd the approaching legal BATH
promises 10 Be ffaughf with Interest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
Her Life Was Saved.

G. ,. Ballad. dEzRgss. Of NMssw. MICA !.
sai1ea fren ksra y aver Sea via cnnsazp-
tien nna Given ~ % de. p@zSu&ds1 bar -
eska .Acknsss znEDsk Eamrdr. szd b. vary
ahlazt alnsa ksE ilnes hzaied. ~ soreceAA Hsza
zwzr. al . nss ktr eWn exrrsszi1n. NJ We
wns anvrd O. I aua ny LIE u Aeksr,8 knEllsA
Esnady. ms mgGirine il . Fa1tnVa eare
~ ~ thRuaa sd sunR tz~1siezg esids, etoap.
~ssnzlnr cpaEh and asshMa- sa71 "a . pssl-
tlVs saaiants1 d 4. q afEWAKf. tlff1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

ARRIVAL OF rHz WALLA WALLA.--
The steamship Wella Walla arrived
from San Francisco yesterday morning
al covered with Toe. The first Officer
Mr.. James states that that they had
pleasant weather, until they reached
Gags Foulweathef, when the wind com.
menced 10 howl, and from that time on
tlil they rounded Cape FlatieFy, they
had pretty ro1 b time Of IL. 4 nun
Der OF her sails we're carried aWay, bnl
co Other damage was done. The
Waila Walia brought 100 tons OF
freight, mostly for tue Oregon Improve
meat Company, most OF it being ma
chineFy fer the Franklin mine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

1<sre esfar1 fsNafzl
- .n.a ~ nfosmaason
~.ssso e me ~ sss Mna core
-, .-s.ar a. 49, ens sosno - :
eoctes ii fne post-inteitl-
y. .,esr I, slIvsreo ~ rIse carriers
= ,ouehout tue city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
oggaLAsD PAssBEgeas

n-e.sd sfedfoFis np fhH Osse1a a Cali
-. esinrdAys . O knesi. wifa 4ud
1870 ss.-~Ets-. u Huahrs. s. Dn6efWnsst
= u DineisY, y ! b1fns. Gas 1.men.
~ Gray. y 3 NnmmFzs, A AsHns
r > PInmbsf, . - PInmbels J + H8rts
esssns ssroaRfns. v aeIo1Qine, 8sa
r~ss. Wm Praf4 J n Haekeis, MIas
s1srns, and % erniaFants
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
pEArH 81 3. 3. LoKBARD.

DEATH or r. r. B0KBARD.
Dsason h. Il. Lombard died yester
day M rnine. Jsnuary lttb, Of puea
wonia. after brief illness Of only six
DAYS, having been at bis accustomed
labor IN he Western mill uAtil the past
week aEd occupying his usnal plsce as
seaean ofthe First Bsptiss church one
,Ssek aae today. REPAIRING for work
~ Monday moFniuz - soon returned
h,nan and took his bsd faf lns lass time.
IRE family had felt 10 elarm aDiil
twenty-foar heafs bofors bis death. as
~ had prsviously pasaed mora ssVsFs
Affects az the same diseas Nc. L1n-
hard was bora IN Igrasr, Atiae, JuiS
81. 1891, aud Was Q natEn 9iif past .
A. h,e death. Arriving "a tois towu
JsnuArv Is. 1864. he wers % and
suaui nearly twenty years 81 tors u Sd
ar, after which be returned b seattle
- 1855. where be foGded unsil rs
ass1s. Oulse early Ia life be nntted
nth ths Baptist church IN Turner,
afaine. and on his EeiuxB % visit ne
rasl wear, found that bis name vas stu
Fetained on the cksrch roll eat OF re-
ssrci = tie absent o8e. He liVed {
osis.. esnsal=nsioas Osrissian life and
reio3eed II ssases his whole family
rsitesi as srsEabeFz Of the sAme ceureh
~ leaves widow and iwo daughters
=, u,ouKn his less enc 81 whom, Ms
Isnuia Lombard. Ia q teacher IN ths
Central school. aad the other. Mrs. kva
fslkssf. a TIE wife Of tie asssistaal
nast usaaiss, W. j. Calkeft. Tbs fentEal
$1,000 win be held 81 TIE h4rtts
ehureh en- Tuesday, 81 II q. %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

WHKnE WERx THoaE FEkosi-Egsr,
time this winter thas there has been q
lsttle breszs About Cape FlatseEy, Cap.
tain Haiasld has displayed bis storm
slenels, but previous 70 the heaviest
blow Of the season, which occurred thin
week. no cautionaFy sianai was dis
played. A numbes Of ship captains
have aaked the oansa OF this neglect.
Yesterday reporter met Captain Hat
tieid and requested 50 explanation. he
ssid be 0uly hoisted the signals when
ordered 30 do 30 By General Maxfeld
OF San Francisco, and on the occasion
m question be received no orders, aud
vas as ignorant Of the approach Of the
storm as any one else.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

OO@ERAcr LEr.-whsn iba Biakels
pie driver upset and became disaeisd,
M. John Campbell came 70 Seattle and
arranged With AIr. Frank Egan 20 pile
e six blocks Of tie mad Hais fog tke
fett Biakeiy Mil Company. Mr.. Ezan
vi commences on tie lob 81 soon ~
ne weather. will permit. BE sen hgs
ecairacts With several ether psssous
eete IN town % sacers portions a. he
Aals faR them,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

BApnr BunxxD, Frank Larsen, dag
esfere yesterday. vaudsfsd ca, 10 The
.as,ln ncrth II shs hoasa q CiArenee
psc,sx. Mr.. PanOmoFa. The oecupana,
$3.50 noa e9er hiu 4 led % PC was
s.s .-. : sf,sl nesr the hfe. Aoaat nil
s,,,hs ~ commenced Ba1e QneeE Anilea
erS sbraw hfnsaif 90 the IRE. badly
haroirs 50 lsst hand SD srm- ne US
exsuslrea before The pso1ate tad<e sn4s
laI's.f q ne a8gl1ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Demextics. Low, very low. under cost.
Gene and examipe cur stock. We are
qoine 70 unoVe ca March lst g ear nes
salacN We wtn uot move ans eocds
sror cur present quarters Y to = psiees
eli sell them. Black goods sssc sl'As'
5ssh 8 gist. Texas B SINGER ssan-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

No etoFe on The Paciho Coast can
offer you such bargains. Corseta, all
sizss. from LIS az; line Of 81 corsets
for 500. Black goods ssie, January 18th
10 2tsf, Tokias u SinQerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

We have 75 pieces dress goeds which
ae sold ct 81 which ve thouRht too good
70 sell ct 50s Last week. They 20 M0n-
day AZ 30. Carpet sale all Week, 18Th
90 7ist. Tokias y Sinaerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Your orders win be called for, give as
. trial, 9 q. SrkRTuP q o., grocer
Third an Spring. ssl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

b0s. A line OF air stripe vice ladies
clofhs ell redRoed to 30 cecta. Wemuat
close ont oar stock. Chester OieaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Cash W. credit. @. O. erAHxuR & Co.,
groceEs Third and Spring. se1l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

For your groceries 30 10 @. g. START
Up 4 o., csEner Third and Spring. sell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Great values In blaok goods and SILKS
Mondav. January 18Th 10 2Ist. AL Of
oar stock siii Be soid "a last WeeA'a
vficee. Texas a Siagermsn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

zoo ana a5a A lot OF 90 and A. inch
ali paFe wool dress goods reduced 90 %
aud s cents 81 Chester OleaEy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
PlsToR cuREp 81 EaITH.

Rsv Dr. John wflnamaon, Pastor Michigan
Avenue Church. chioaRo, has been cured 81
faith: James A. sterIlnR. County Assessor.
Ronabafg. Or, was not cured b. faith. bat hy
Acker's Blood Eltxfr. He Ezyss - have de-
rived 20 mach beneAf By taking Acksr's bleed
Elixir, that Enthusiastically endorse 4 - a
medieine o. anusual reliability. IuEge all who
may BE- aflicteu with disorders O. tie blood,
because an sure ai.er deing 20. thez vii
eeEFobnFnka thfn s.ntamsni Of mine and thank
ne faF mAking H. ahin WondeElnf Blood
nllxir ID guaranteed and Sid b. A. B. STEW
Art. jaif
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

see. A BID lsl q g oent drsss e0sds.
upisnslid Styles % Nslect ffs5s al r.
aneed - - esnia - Onpsaek Ulaary'&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Busunss FAILunss. The Mercantile
Agency, in q statement recently pub
Ilshed, shov the number Of failures in
Tie United States. In 1857, 10 have been
1884. with liabilities amounting 70 &l67,
ai0.9l4. TIE failures for 1856 we're
ss34, With liabilities amounting TO 41ll,-
6f4.1i9. The statement shows that ia
Washington Territory in 1857 there we're
a failures. With liabilities an0uutinR
&C &S33,boO. 10 1855 there we're IS fail
ares, With liabilities amounting to $40
go In Oregon, ia 1881, thers were 12s
esilufes, with liabilities Amounting to
t6f7, 10. In 1885 there we're 127 fail
ures. with liabilities amounting g.
&7t7 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
THIOSIIERTYT :. Observation-Disclosures

PEICE5 THAT WILL CLOSE ar 0rTcm
Hosiery
Ladies' Hosiery Ste
~ ~ I'D x 10 w. M A In.
Odds and ends in Chdrens Underwear Csc on the dollar
medcaed Lambs Hosiery Cas-
manufacture, regular price ~, reduced to 81 each
Ladies Merin0
"N0 1v Ladies'
former price 85c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Gents furnishing goods ~ any prise;
clothing almost given aWay. Carpet
sale, l6sh 20 2lst. Tokias 4 singermaH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

s71<o. A lot Of all wool dress good.
At CaesteF Oleasy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

s5a. Ladies' and Masses oil wool aa-
cashmere bore refused % = cents
Charge Of hrm sais - Chester OieafJ ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
Gents Furnishing Goods.

BE ON HAND KEEP HEAD cool GET YOUR SUPPLY FOR
THE NEAT YEAR. REMOVAL PRICES!
DxTR 40 IA DIN ARK BAE1GAIN@.
Hose Sc pair California Gray each
CameFs Hair Drawers
when better the ev
Kent red WOO Drawers,
Odds Linen 25c doxem
GREAT CUTg
Meas
Is; nwOolsc
LOOK FOR GRAND DIePLAYI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
SUING CAPTAIN CARROLL.

Blankets and coEnforters all reduced ;
change OF hFm sale ai Chester Cieary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

BADLY HuET.-MF. wm. Bradford,
who succeeded NJ. Frank 3. BoaEnan
as inspector Of customs on the Pacific
Coast steamers, had The misfoEtuns 10
fail down the hatch Of the steamship
Umaiills, after she lift this port on
Friday, and Enstsined painful iDiafies.
as Gas taken 10 ths Central Hotel at
whether he Is injured internally or not.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Bic reductions 10 silks and dress
agods tbis week a. Chester oleaFy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

Table linens all REFUSED a olsary's.
$la6. A Iot Of silk smhroidsred
jerseys reduced 10 sl.35 81 ClsaFy's.
"a - inch piaids reduced TO . ets,
at Chester Cisaryss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
wanted to Buy.

nsR LOT. WIZ or WITHOUT HoUsK
~ eetueea Jlmez anli Rlke. front and ReursA
streets. Address LOT, mis- cfzes. tA1l q
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-19
SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE

l. 4
Jack Frost badly nipped the melons,
tomatoes and the like, last week.
/ a. Roberts is building a residence
upon the hill near the Catholic Church.
Aug. Klein, of Selma, shot two large
pelicans, last Thursday. One of them
measured nine feet across and weighed
fifteen pounds.
Joe Matter, who accidentally ran a
fork handle, about eight inches into his
abdomen, has SO much improved, thai
he has returned to his home in Shutdown.
Julius Lehne bought j. Albrecht's
house, standing on Mr., Knutsen's lot,
on Redwood ST., consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Lehne speaks of starting Meat
Market.
Mr.. Bingham has procured the SER
vice of Charles Essig, who will tend to
the business of his new elevator. Mr..
Essig expects to move into town with
his family.
Mr.. Hammer, of Mountain Lake, was
in the city last week and purchased a
lot OF Mr.. Cady. Mr.. Hammer says he
will build on the lot this fall.
The people of Springfield were
shocked with the news last Sunday af-
ternoon that Wolf Schmid had
been accidentally shot while out on a
hunt several miles south of town. It
seems that the sports were just enjoy
ing themselves amidst coyey of chick
ems when Wolf Schmid requested Mr..
Olsen to pick up chicken he had shot.
In the act of doing SO, Mr.. Olsen's gun
which had the hammers set, caught on
a button of his coat, causing it to dis
charge. Wolf Schmid, who was about
twenty feet of, got the whole charge
in his right foot. He was Immediately
brought to town and Drs. Rothenburg
and Sullivan were called. Upon exam
animation it was found that but ampu-
tation of the foot above the ankle would
save his life. DR.. Berry of New Ulm
was summoned by telegram and he,
assisted by our local physicians, ampu-
tated the foot above the ankle.
At the present writing Nh, Schmidt
is doing as well as can be expected.
j. w. Evans, from Hampton, Iowa.
was in the town last Thursday, pros.
pecting for the location of a bank. He
was more than well pleased with the
general appearance of Springfield, and
expects to be with us this coming fall.
The democratic caucus held at the
calaboose, last Saturday, elected Wolf
Schmid and J. j. Ray as delegates to
represent Springfield at the democratic
county convention to be held at New
Ulm on Saturday.