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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-04
PERSONAL.

GEORGE II. GRANT, Republican, twas on
Monday elected mayor Of Woonsockst, II,
l., ny i've majority In total vote OF Isis.
JUDGE RoRERr q. WARDEN died on
Monday in Washington, ID. q, He occu-
pied various judicial offices In Ohio, and il
also the author OF life OF Salmon r. Chase.
Rev. y. N. WEITsoN, Of Raleigh, N. O.,
droppsd dead in the railway depot at
Md yay, near Pittsburg on Monday. He
preached there on Sunday on the subject OF
sudden deaths.
Rev. DIR, ALFRED NEvIN announced To
the presbytery OF Phiisdelphia on Monday
that he would remove TO Lancaster, after
having been member of Philadelphia
presbyterles for 32 years.
THOMAS J. WENTWORTH, aged So, a
member OF the well known Wentworth
f.mily of New Hampshire, and an old
citizen OF Baltimore, Is dead. He served
In the Seminole cam paign In Florida, and
was cousin Of "Long" John Wentworth,
OF Chicago, who died recently.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
orxaIAsD rlsssssszs.

p..-.a Here's e. H. N9t1sn Pacsc
~5.r Jsupes HeaM. W Brywn. Geo
49, NE snd two dsn13sfa g Carr
=. PC Garner. = g HaIi. Geo PsskiAs
s.S a sercud ciam poneeo8yfA
1.-r1 Nedfnrd - III us<9ca : Cali
sar.ss' Tsrsday< The RaymoE6 exxus-
n -. c.rfs e ekssEe Il LufAsr L Holdsa !:
~ pssrcs ard wife, Ctasencs ~ Jo -es
ssd vie. MIS- e 4 s,, Nv. .i.; z 1 49, e ?
~ "a 81 Neshakr. DHa L , Day. Mo
0s~n i, Day. Mis- Hsrrlst Dsa112 X y
Ws:S "a wife. Mta IL Butler. q u
trn1res and wife, A @ 0reeiy. Mies Helen
4 Gsssiy. Miss a = 0r.siy; 3 rs.sant
81 wife. A NeDocah, gr Oh HIS
css~~ Mr. Gsiswoaf, J x sntfh- Geo
$500. gary fnyjof. = ! Has, r efiig
Tseo 0ootnsn. 9 = Csmpbeli I'D wifs;
M a A Rite. Mr. } 4 nsiest Ma 4 y
ossfish Ms d A rsuscoser: Nh q u
- Tes,artfy. Y 7 Dsviss. @ MeIntcsh, y l.
Whs.lsr. u isAife. Chas Adicrs AioeTf
spsr9enhsfg. 7 J levtA fsed Kechtsr.
IN. 81 Nelsen. Mics I. Nelson. Mrs Sea
-, Hugh Craig. Ms II 9 Rssers. Ma
ec4er,. ) Abraham and wife, J . Nor
r'ssn- l. d Williams, Mrs. H G Rogers c
g.id' Mrs. b Horsford and 81 emigrAsts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
sREvTrIxs.

The shlp Bzriag B-othsrA which went
"a Tarosna 10 al her lower deck with
Carbonndo coal. returned here yesterday
70 f.nish her CAIRO with Cedar kivsx COL
workmsa employed 10 cxcavastng the
lat sdioaring the trnnsfsr stables. yeAs1r-
dsy. nnssftkod two skeletous. probably
tho e Il Is6ians which he'd been depoeif-
81 there before tbs advent Of the whsta-
washin xtcn street. which several ysars
ego was partially graded q o.. seGuess
~ 4. thorouahfArs. q now being saised up
10 grnde At The expeuse Ct the whois city.
The cxpcnse VIII be veyy light hywever.
= N arrangement has been made with
people who nave surplus earth 70 dump u
fntr that street a. dve cents per cubic
yxra. Quste 8 numbar Of teams are EN-
rloyed. and the work v pro9yeusing rap
fdly, A loon - the stress he's been rAtse !
up 70 grade II will have 70 to piAnkoa. or
Il vii b impssnAbls Ter teams during the
wfnfer neoeoo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

A GREAT REAL ESTATE noox Yes
tesdsy Mss oae OF the iiyeiies; days OF
the season In real estate. There Was no
eifferuuce Of opinion shou; it, Real eIfste
wous very high and the proNiecusty O.
the movement vas remarkable IL Was
not confined 10 any ons or two OF the
many eligshly located sections OF the city.
Land went As high up or the bill as along
rrunt street where the movement wac
prolonged aad almost eolsinr e6s In rs
fuc,uasicrs II q msE wanted 10 catch
nny Ct II he had 10 move about very i've
IN. and o. an ther. when choice sections
wss almost within his grass. Il suddenly
Was secured by somebody eise- some
siuacs psSpr,is Who hxd manifested no de-
x.re 10 secure any q eyea the choicest
portions slcns frcns street. felt them
seirss compelled to take not only lss ie
sat mes scatly VeTy much Occasionally
,hsrs xss . luli. b1f sesriy al afternoon
tn~ wtnsa took MP carried along and de.
rested syerywhsre immense eaosds %
suss. Tne eye< Of Pedestrians were nilee
ana the crossing Of str~ess ~As stieaced
Sv uos ig,tle dar ger. ss tee dust wAa
listsd in sch dsRse ciea that |, Was i'm.
y,sss.sh he 10 zee. Nevertheless expressed
r ia SOFA 1slixrs the rr.ces Of lots were
- "a large as ever. ReSl rea. estate a
20 respec;er OF wtEds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
DAVIS HOLDS THE FORT.
a. BIfwssx 81 MAsy coon MEN CAPTAIN nv
sSa WAS UNABLE TO NIKE a ca ICE.

A. Burwssx 81 nAsY coon MEN CAPTAIN rRv-
$50 WAS UNABLE TO Make cH IcE.
A gentleman who arrived by the steamer
Premier, yesterday, said TO q reporter;
"Jast before leaving Vancouver | had a
conversation with Captain John Irving,
with reference 10 the selection OF com
mande. for the steamer Premier. During
this talk Captain Irving said: On my re-
turn from Scotland, after Captain Whites
departure, applications for his position
commenced pouring in upon me at a rapid
rate. The three principal applicants for
the faastership Of the steamer we're oil Seat
tie men, and they all came With the highest
recommendations There was Captain De-
Wolf. an old and experienced steamship
man. Captain S. d. Libby. for fourteen
years master Of the largest ,ng on the
Soand, who never had an accident 10 all
that time. ana Captain VIM Waite, who al
most grew up on the waters OF the Soa6d
as master and pilot OF steam vessels. As
between these men coald hardly make a
choice. and 50 concluded thai inasmnch as
Captain Charles Davis. the acting master
ard pilaf Of the steamer since Captain
" nheS departure WAS 1otaS 81 wei
would onef the position permanently to
him >"
The reporter then boarded the steamer.
where be met capiain Davis, and asked him
In regard 10 the matter The captain said
Yes, Captain lrviag has notified me that
| will be confirmed a. regular master OF the
Premier on ray ding good and sufficient
bond 10 the sum OF $500 for the faithful
discharge % any trusts placed ia my hands
! shall give the necessary bond As snon a.
can make the arrangements. The Csnad ,aa
paeitc Navigation company has adopted q
rule requiring al officers q their steamers
10 give bonds This system has been in
yegse by the o r. 8 y. company for lon
,ime ard foani 10 work satisfactorily
is the sias rer paying exPenses.
Il doat know anything about the haan-
eisl matters pertaining 10 The boat. but
iadgiag from Zoe crowds of passengers and
large leads Of freight se are carrying
should Judge she is nes running behind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
GIRL KISSING.
uss r4Rxxrs skx Asxeps - FIND nkS'
A. as Is A socscs 90 EaFSSus
TO EuE2.

yeseys JNnGas, the esso nssn. sailed
e,th,s efHss last evening" 50 advertise
Cor / e little 4aaSA.er Barbara. ~hon
he stated h8a besn ua'ssssS stnes s7z
asy. Barbara JasdSs Is hsEtssos
la,le hruus.,s, xise trisa; bSEss Eyes,
.hau, Is Years OF age. ard WEARS eood
ss,o<s. tsrk sGoesfu1S and dresses vsish
..,s,e hrs little beies ter snses- In
tsrl. she il $ ceii1 u svsrythiss eai
setisps. Her father 10 crab catcher.
ana Barbara Ter several years has besn
ENGAGED In psSsilnz srAos sosa' 70.
ssr~~ss. sac vens wherever she esesd
IA 80 erahn. anA shoa became familiar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

BRICKS FROM TACoNA.-It b safe 70
assert that the brick famine In Seattle 10
rapidly drawing TO . close. ~ no less than
twelve yards In this vicinity are In opera
ton, and many kilns will b burned -
soon a. the weather II favorable. Owing
70 the great consumption OF brick In the
constructors Of such buildings ~ the B,s-
ton block. the San Francisco block. the
Union block. tho addition TO the Occi.
dental. and tho building Of the Yesler
block, tho supply Of material ran short,
and Seattle mechanics have been COM
PEELED 70 draw heavily upon the over
stocked yards OF her sister cities Vic
toria. Vancouver. Port Townsend. San
francisco. 81 Louis and Tacoma. The
Alaskan, last evening. brought several
thousand bricks from the latter place, and
several shipments from the Same place
will arrive during the next TOW days, to
aid in building up substantial structures
in the Queen city. Seattle brick makers
declare they will never allow this state Of
aft airs to occur again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

TuA, PATIENT. pr. Y. l.. Smith. the
health Officer. was seen BY reporter yes
,erdsy afternoon with reference TO the
removal of tho smallpox patient TO The !.
neat house. The doctor said Inc mao
SNOW In The seoant i stage Of the disease.
and 1, would cos, him his nfs sn 20 mos ss
him al the pro sent time. Tn 4, ~ !
Fr,dNy the disease will develop inte ths
third stage, ~hsn he can DO Removes
with safety. aud nj which time l WIZ
order his removal. Those persons IN me
house with him have all been eNpotea 20
the disease, and they cannot suffer any
great hardship by having the sick uisn re-
main in the house . couple Of days longer.
A. soon a. tn, patient 10 removed snsil
have the heuss thoroughly fumlsatea and
disinfeStsd. and shall compel those VINO
have hecn exposed 20 the disease TO 70
main therein Tor at least ~ days The
sick man viii recover. provided ne IA Dol
moved dnring the present critical period
in his case. and shall Try and see that
his life IL net sacrificed TO please the lew
peorss who are clamorsng for hls in''ne-
eiAte rcfnos al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
PER,OSALs.

Miss q Lyon he's returned from visit
TO California
Adjutsns General Rons @. oBrien 10 ~
the Occidental.
Low cariisie, a'contflctor from coiors-
DO. Il In tbs city.
General VIM. McMicksn vas registered
1t The OccidcutAl yesterday.
Mr.. L. X. eampson. ex-postmasfer At
Tacoma. II In tho Queen Cfty.
Mr.. Herman Chaplin leaves today for .
visit 70 friends In and about Boston.
Mr.. Howard Baker. the ensines1. has
returned from business Walt 70 Chicago.
Mr.. w. K. shricksr. banker Of Lscon-
ner. 10 In the city accompanied ~ ms
wife and child.
Charles T. OConnor. formerly Of Ia
coma 10 In Seattle 20 remain Tor some
time. probably permanently.
1Mr. Frank Boyd leaves today for WaiiA
WsIis TO take charge Of tho Walia WAlia
statetman for Frank Parker.
Orion benny and the Missss Nora and
I.orsttA Denny. have purchased tickets
fof tip to the Ksstern staaes.
Mr.. =. q. sahm, Q pioneer citizen OF
Tacoma. In Waiting tho metropolis ana
viii remaia during the Grand Army fex-
uyitlos.
Mr. George w. SsetBon. VINO TOOK the
plaua OF tho proposed new min Tor Gray
Harbor 70 San francisco. has returned 10
seattle.
Mrs, Clark FlIes. Of Tamwater. &C
eompanisd By hes son Harry. 10 visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Crawford.
On Union street.
Mr., George Deyelly. q prominent citizen
Of Port Gamble and member OF the nfst
kiisap county grand jury 10 spending
dsy or 90 in sea.tic.
Ma. G. Hsshroack. of Michigan, mother
Of Mr.. W. A. HAsorouok. OF this CITY. ar.
rived In Seattle yesterday. and VIII spe1d
some time visiting htr son.
Mr.. J. II. Kennedy Il now chief en-
ssnser OF the Hayward. and Mr.. Z; =.
ola K, late water tender on tho oiymptsn.
haa been promoted 70 the position OF hrs'
assist ant on the Hayward.
Mr.. and Mr~. Robinson. Of philadelphia.
arrived In Seattle yesterday. with tbe IN
tension Of locating here. MI. kohtnson
il 4 brpther-in-lsW OF our feiiow-towns.
man David Webster. and member OF
the Gland Army OF the Republic. Mr.
and Mr.. Roblnson are yery fayofabiy
Impreastd with Seattls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

TgE 90 jan cKUwnEN--fse-e we're
asrcss rlsay prisoners In the cay jail last
htshs. Thai stroRs held EaaF bs sstd to
b fuA In a sUpe lzsive seRss. frosA re
tzct that she rsisog eFs Werc. IN poFElST
psrias csD very tuls usE themselves
Nine tentas ~ the arrests resaAicd tom
drunkeanesz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

RsAoss rmAr Cas- Asa satsestosr
eeueplslns ;hN; The carcass Ct dad cos
= lyiRg in tbs STREET 81 the Intersection q
ffsseezsh and MI streets saa has sssss
Thew tor three OF toar 1AyA Ne SoaM -
snca ss this notice reaches the eye % ne
proper akicer iAe nuisance VIII b aeAs<d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

rnr srEEcues CONTINUE Judge
Bake oSca sied sil day yesterday Ia me
.poccA tefore ..Sfereo Coleman Ia thc
Captain lila eases. asss sssgnaent ,e,Aiea
solely 10 questions of Las ne al.sst osse
ersns thas a. the term os o<fine OF teas
Ercr vas cxtenAed b. tbs tsx1sa'ose
tent anA character Of the ltaeiiis9 O
CAPTAIN llil.'s eosdsmcn WAS shisFsea
and changed without thcsr concert.
Judge isarse claimed this annoantsa -
asschar ~ Il on liability on the ! art Of a.e
henasRcn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Mas. TooNns DKAn.-A private letter
recplves yesterday from San jose. an
nounesd that Mrs. Tooa hs who Was IN
seattse during the iaiier part OF February
las, aiding Hey. John ". Hector ir rsisihs
Methodist Episcopal Church In san frau
c,<ea. eisd in san Jose, March 2ash. Ms
Toomhs had q national reputation ~ rca-
son of the part sxkca by her IN voHnee-
tion with the endowment OF the clinton
Il. ftsk University. Mrs. fooiEos ersss-
ixed the students and . IN thesa -anA ~
el,ies and towns all over tie North. she
pxr,ieteatea ia many movements ieekins
towards the assl stance Of educational snc
rsligfoys Institutions
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

wsFca yogk Hoxrs Large num-
esr a. peorae Of kind not especially do
sirablc anywhere At ali las drsfses Ia
seattle attracted hJ the GnanS Army en-
Sssrr-r,Tnt- IN & exrccses fAxf II Today
So rs-s,,.s Z ,~asAns thousands Of p-o-
ne ulu couse as~n town % watch TIE
n.rxsA. ;raying their homes nnx1Arcess-
las poatoe sssrr<r thai precautions DC
taker ssAiass koxseh<cAktn1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

kKR,yAL or rmE PREMIER ~ The
steamer PREMIER arrived in Seattle yes
terday atsernoos. from Vancouver. bring
ing q fair freight an. large list Of pAss-
sngers. forty we're for Portland l. lot
Tacoma. and the following iur 5s1,ns :
phy i II Ihorntnn. q q Mott and VIE,
Mr Marks. A q Bimcs. o MArtendsie, = :
Hat. Mrs karie. X RE. Jas kitehie' !
Mcleod. A y hlowers. A * smith. =
bro 10y, Fora Stevens. Patton.
Good win. IL n Bueh&nan. sand neFs,
Chris vcri. n Moothsit. Nm Le!oars
Chaa cosens. ID Hamilton, Chss Rohh, I
W Ewvas Chss Ewsns. ID Graham, Jno
Urea. q Rsa, l. Larsen. Jss PRISE. A CD.
Ter, Vim sanders. n Nageai. a sehwafi :
Chas Wilder. W J Curran, u k,aEsr
Flanagan, Dave Littleficld, u Mcclellan.
x Bergen. J Hongan. > o Hue aud others
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Custom house seiz1re.-We touRht
zoo pieces French Venitienne snd m
dressed. ribbed wash fabric for tie
price Of duty, worth 37ko. We viii
place them for sale at 10 cents per yard.
Oheater CIeafY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

ThE OYSTER Bans The experiment
q growing oysters on ths med fats wsAs
formally lnaRxarsted yesterday ~ tie
planting u over twc hundred bushels OF
eys,etS kssry prte sat4oa y As t<@se ~
ssscaEc healthy oysters eai 30 preserve
their good cousistloa dnrtEg taa.r trans
partAtioa % Seassie. The SsEif os NE
experiment Is Eow slassy asasscs %
E.sNE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

SOME sukCKLxs fsst1.NEo Ok, -rherih
Cochrane yesterday has shsoklez fastened
On the Ark,oe Of fsscarieh and some
OF the other pssssuers Ia the county ssi.
1t 10 aaaa' stood the sherix bad reason OF
believing that daring the puettc excite
neps asteedinx the Grand Army encsffip
nsess AZ attempt would BIZ MADE 10 psssaA
tAil h Stacking tAe principal astsSssl.,fs
Ne eiisyiaalty secn - Tho oan ones WIG
have much reason far haesxins all
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

A NEW CoRPoRATIoN.-John p. H0yt.
Elisha p. Ferry and c. b. Bussell- Jester.
day. fled articles Of incorporation for the
seaitle Soap Company. Tho capital stock
Is fixed az go 0O0 divided into 500 thares
OF 500 zach. Tho duration Of the COM
pAny "a fixed At 80 years. The trustees
are John r. Hoyt. Jacob Furth and c. y.
Buseell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
Cloaks.
Second Floor, Take Elevator

In our greatly enlarged Cloak depart.
ment is displayed . superb collection OF
outside garments, including the latest
Paris and New York novelties In Wfscs.
Aantelettee, Jackets. &C.. and many
strictly exclusive styles. We have .
special bargain In q Aantsiette Of $50.
worth regular, 5000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
CURTAIN
DEPARTMENT.

Tweniy-slx feet by fifty feet de-
voted entirely to this department,
which we do not hesitate TO say Is the
finest and most complete in this
country.
We have scrims at &c. &c and Zoe
which you cannot buy anywhere for
less than 15c, lSc and zoe. When
you are looking for curtain material
examine our stock. II is right, we
buy our stuff from first hands and
can nndersell any house that buys
their goods from middle men and
San Francisco jobbers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18
KORE ABOUT ANDERSON.

81 can tell you something about that
man Who vas killed BY shs lame Coy"
said IndiAn Harry, on Saturday. Harry
lives on the beach 10 West Seattle, half
q mil. shove the mill. II think the
man vas crazy. TIE morning the Gan.
merry burned I vas oat In my canoe b.
fore daylight, and met that man. He
had . white sniS's loaf end some thinRs
In u. He said he Vas going 10 tho shoie
70 fight indiana. vent back to shore.
and, when be eoi on the beach, called
all the boys out and told them tAis man
wanted 70 6Rht. 10 ots would tackle
him tlll ysopR fellow from Tulslp,
called PAtftck, came out. Pat said he
would nget him any way be wanted.
The wbits man then drew . razor oct
Of his shirt ana eaid be would 6aht With
faxofs. Patrick said he had no razor.
but would got knife; and oh le be vas
in the house Sharpening his Knife, the
man ran like deer. pushed his boat Cd
and i.ft the place"
Mr.. Young, Who lives Gear Il site Of
the cannery, ~ he saw man in boat
that morning. "He cane ashore With
q r.fs and commenced clubbing my
co1s. l drove him Cd, bat be came
back and commenced clubbing my bird
dog, which was tied up. started for
him, when Re ran into the woods and
took the trail leading to Auuud's place,
where be vas killed. hauled his boat
ashore and toak the things ont of IL.
consisting Of O bundle OF clsthlpa and
other articles. which Capt. Mafshsll has
since ideptifled - belonging TO him.
The boat 10 l2 feet I inches long, painted
white inside and ont. and. I think, Be.
longs TO some ship. TIE oars were odd,
q we're the rcvlocks. The publication
Of these facts may lead TO finding the
owner of the boat"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Great auction saie Of dress goods 10
New York last week. We bought two
hundred pieces worth 6s, per yard. Az
s,on as they arrive We will sell them all
at 25s. All vool IS inches vide.
Toklss, SinRermas d o..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

We have novelties In psrasols.
Black silk parasols, natural wood
handles. % to 20 inch, from q.
Colored satin and check and stripe
coaching parasols. 22-inch, %.
Colored sateen coaching parasols,
fancy checks. stripes and figures.
Ecru satin parasols. sscurisl lace
covers lined with changable silk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

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stshas fashss % mother. The father
lhinks hi daaahsss h all IN tbs ossy.
heinQ haxhsesd IL so0s hooas OF H.
Fspase, but tee ofhoers give no esedeoes
70 skis story, M shisk The aisi has isfs
tie cry either With foDe bs1 nan o.
woman. She b aseaxiy missed b. hes
parents. ~ she has fer several yssrs
6een great source Of revease 70 them
Tbs cf3esss have been notified Of the
RfTi's disappoaknnee. sd viii - thets
best eGosss 10 restore hes 10 ~ bose0
Of hsr almost hsastosoksa passnss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Our great semi-annual exhibition
takes place April 2lst. Il will be the
moot magnificent display Of dry goods
ever shown on she Pacific coast. Be
sure and attend.
Tokias, Sineermau q Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Immense display OF latest styles
spring suits at the Star Clothing House.
20S Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Monday mosnina. April l6sh, - vii
o1er the best drive In surah stlk, Ten
good coiors, as Soc. ls 10 ~ inches vide.
Tokiae, Sinass man 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-18

Ring MP A.W. Scott, telephone 1871 for
offise and store fittings. l76