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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-12-21

Mrs. Lucy Parsons says that ''the people
Of this great free country have not the
lantes; conception of what real political
liberty means-thaf there is more liberty
ofspetch in England than was ever dreamed
of in this country" Then let Mrs. Parsons
summon her anarchist followers and 90 TO
England She cannot take from US any
thing We would more gladly part with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-12-21
.Nen Advertisements
ADJOURNED MEETING.

1VHE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
Il county will meetat their Room il n Rock
vile, on
WEDNESDAY, I'd day of JANUARY, 1889,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
By order: M. GRIFFITH,
dec 2l-td CPk to County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-12-21
Az 0S-lOo ACros.

A0 9S"loo ACrSS,
and are located on the public road leading
from Rock, lille to Darnestown, about 2 =
miles from Rockville, adjoins the lands OF
Mrs Martha a. G. Nelson, and on the oppo-
site side OF the public road from the lands OF
the late Joseph I. Baly, deceased
Il is improyed by a cominrtnhle
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-12-21
PW bic Safe
OF
1896 ACRES OF LAND.

10y VIRTUE OF a power contained ia a
ID Deed of Trust, dated on the 18th day of
June, 4 d. 1873, and recorded in Liber 4
b. p No. IL, tolios So, Be from Thomas
W. Slouestreet aud Anna II. Stonestreet, his
wife, TO George Peter AS Trustee, TO sell GER
tain lands therein described in default of the
payment of the writing obligatory therein
and whereas there has been de-
FAINT in the payment of the same, the SUD
scrber, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-12-21
tuesday,, the 9th of January 1888,

at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
al the Courthouse door, in Rockville, will
offer at public auction the lands and prem
ises described ia said Deed of Trust.
These lands consist Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
TRAr oPlUK KArrER.


Wednesday evening. short time BE-.
fore the steamer Idaho left Tor Tssoma,
an employe Of the Brunswick hotel
stepped up 10 reporter Of the Posr-
fxrExxIaENcEa and asked II be had seen
Customs Ofiicer Ronald. He vas t0ld
that Mr.. Ronald had arrived by The
OiFv.-'is'' shsFt time previous and hsd
gone ~ so~s.
srhers Ia an officer Ground here some
where By tbs name OF Bolton Rodgers, F"
said the reporter, aand II yeu have any
disclosures 70 make Why don'i yoo tell
him.n
Il know theFs are two women on the
Idaho, eseh With valiss OF opium, bat
would rather they would get away vita
Il than 10 tell that man RODGERS about q.
de and bis gang rosoed ms out OF an
informeF's fee once when pat them on
70 q bia haul, ans ! dare say they w0nld
Do 20 aastn."
wtth this che youRe nan huntsd up
Ronald, Rod informed him Of the pres
enoa OF the opium on the Idaho. Ron
aid rushed down 20 the dock bat toe
steamer had got away. From tbis On.
the reporter will let tbs maa sell theiF
own stories. Mr.. Ronald saids Liam
inspector en- the Olgmpian, aud Rogers
i stationed here 10 Seattle, and when l
found ere Idaho was 0ut OF reach,
hunted Rogers up and told him Of all
had been told, requesttng only thak Do
protect my informant and name HIN as
iba real informer, so that he would get
the Zee. Rogers. Il seems. has sem
D rsonal spite against the real infefmer,
and exhibited the basosl IN rstitude %
wafd me, by naming another person
than the real infornef Sc saeh infofmsE.
II makes no difference 20 me who gets
shs infcKmeg's Zee. except that / would
like 10 see the man iasily entitled 90 Il,
eel away with IL. / cannot attribute
RdceFa's conduct 10 other motives tban
personal feelings against The infoFmer,
ana t0is matter may YET md lie wsy
into the courts, when the real infefuisr
may get his Just deserts"
Rogers said be hsd named the other
man for reasons satisfactory TO himself,
hut di3 not deus that he got his hfst
infornation ia regard 10 the mater
from Ronald. lie did not care 70 ala
sbont zoe matter very mash. anyhow,
ana womld take bis chances on the oaf
come IL che aGAir.
IL seems shat sue Tacoma inspectors
deny thst any opiaus @as taken from
the Idaho on a Shop n Tacoma. Rurs
e. Bean. Of the itshO. stated the faoia
IS rahlishsd 30 F0sT lNxELH.1oKNcka
reporter to the pres nos OF several VIZ
nessss, aud thsrs can be littie doeet
that be told the truth, Tacoma iRspsei
ors 90 the contrary Notwithstanding.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
RIAL ESTATE rRA9sFERs.

The following transfers of real estate
were aled for record yesterday.
Isaac Dobson and wife 10 Wm. b.
somess, tract n Sec. %, Tp. Is n, 4. 3
Il. 4. smith 10 Edward r. Robson, lot
Z, block ;. Sprinabrook addition, SO.
Taco Mesdag and wife to Wilhelm
Jenson. tract In Sec. II, Tp. &c n. Il. 5
Ssrsh n. Hall to Philip Gabsl, lots 6,
z, s and 8, block 3, Hallss addition, $50.
A. Is. Lleweliyn 10 p. w. LanRcx, lot
II. block q. Madison street addition,
Oh. and J. A. Stewart 70 Max CIsri-
Gus, lots 3 and {. block n. Sarah A.
Bells second addition, $500.
Robert Abrams and wife 20 Lou Ora
han, lol 8 block Is, d. 8. Maynard
plot. 5000.
Mary B. wahIbrush aud husband 70
Frank Morrison, lot 5. block 26, Ponlina
third addition. $500.
II. e. sander and wife TO A. II. Dahl,
lots I. 2, 3 and Z. block 20, Yesleris ssc.
0nd addition, $500.
George w. DAVIS and wife 20 Ellen II.
OrameF. tract eontaining 90 acres IN Sac.
2. Tp. - n, 4. 6 E. $500.
dameg =. HouRhtnn OF al. 10 Dexter
Hoiton et al, tract containing ~ acres
10 See. %, TIP. IS n, RAE, $l560.
Max Glorious and wife 10 John 0run-
kranz, tract containing acres IN So.
g, To. "a n, Il. Sc, $500.
A. II. DAhlaQer and husband 10 Hans
Nelson, lots /, 3, and 4. block 20, Yes
lex's eeoOnd addition, $3.50.
a. b. LieWellVn 10 A. q. Swan end A..
A. Miller, lots 8 and Z. hiock IA, Mad
son street addition. ello.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03


@eE tee 1F4s time in nnang gnase. a
k-.sa'ls sezrsEy Ass haer sIsItsf - q
se4h Rs1uau8 ctaa saar. lnrtlrn fonf
N-lA khnkAtaF nfekt last uaSk -
nAse1sy dads IL eRsa asoa fsI'Irr s.
- 1lezs tes1u Esf1, ieeanaina 8 arsnl
- .1zss 1A9rse eash niahk aneiI SIN
50 nsH1l. nhen 4 - 8 81 Cnzais1-
lnz IspeEts hase hesn raasg e s -
14-ct 1eErees dnfinR ~ eni6 srsll.
zes'se p.assnz 1. - IoH - 8 blow rsrs'
~ - hss& hGnr1s given ars sakss
1t9I1 = artsil thEzmome1sr. huxe y -
- NY - eol4 gleca ~ she efanpsF
ezz1. an1 weist Rs belis4s y - 80
= erc1x1le. 4 isl1ar rssai8sa A.
WIS ot1ee En1adaF frnn Pninnae Ctr
nnfly helew neRo 6nnaay ninhl.
iesa inst. A. Gax1sid rs 1ssan nigeg.
= 80 understood r. b &c. Man&sg
n.eet sne uesilex accelerated onne3lIer-
49, aal iiR1t G1om saagm pRnYalled
1asink Ne nERht and foalouSna a..
.lnoA Nhica time he marnarv Ia heen
notAf1n1 eetuesB 9sro and TIE freerInr
poinl--cc.fax camnaoaer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
9gAnAExkEkn AeAxEsr 1nn
WORLD.


ne alilz41s e Eaison, skseiI caun-
y. hAps guasanssnsa thensslssa ar.fur.
- w1ald and ere arusslg ezsissa sses
.nalipsx ssass.n sid . esuiIsman
so arrived hers fron ne eufnsmi.s
p iha slsazssr 0sozne z. ssnsr.
AEs lnarn anF casss a. smsIluax i
f141 vaeini&F7
no. noi uineSs cass. but "a rsaa..
20 a144senee 20 anem. Ihgrs hare 49,.
lNe oases t1eEe End many usrsnna -
pussa and t1ey fsae mas ne 1iseaee via
1@o1m1 ptesafznf. The Arr caee 80
thaf % go4aQ LaBaflisser. VIC "A 80.
pol14 g haee eoutfaeee6 lha die1n1e =
seattle @1ile doctaKfna for - -.
snnne tims FreEioasIg, aitkoaeh n. : =
tne nxst 0aez 90 kAe 8aund fnr sevsr1f
se414. - fsf a. h knawn. Wheu -
ofeke ont with SIZE disease Il eauss =
sNastia and 80 sanl susn aftar - ~
pest house. ghere hs has recg9erad
quits . numbsK we're exposed 10 the
disease from him, buf only one person
= kaoWn - hsNs cnnfraetsd Il from
nlms ard tha1 vas ne steward q the
bospltai wheFa be vent prsviaus % b.
ing sers % the pesf-hunee. FoF 4 time
80 Rco1 pesrie % E1lssn wsrs happF.
Woen. 81 q sudden, smother feilow
vas taken down wish the disease. Il
fttef 20 the man who case 40 the
So1no On the MeFWln, and who a nov
8 We county pasi houss. This is che
ehap Who caused all the fFouhle. When
- cane % Edison be crossed Il
crowded fekry1 az. He VS. all tied 10
aud reported thai his aiimenf was some
thtost trouble. Be vent 20 she hotel al
Edlson, Wnexe be took s room, ana e
the house was crowded man was put
q ihe foom WITH him, aad they slept ID
the same bed The psopts did not know
I'll they reserved tue Poar-TNxKxrxazu-
cEn that the siok man had tns smallfo
binee THAI tine thsrs has been fear and
tremolinR. Tue fellow VIE slspt with
TIE stck. man has been arrested and
locked up Ia an una-of-tha-way cabin,
where food and wafer are Furnished him
- fha end o. Q ionQ pole
Has mnca hard feeling been euaen-
deFed over the AFFAIR.""
Yes considerable. The hotel keeper
f1els ike wiDsng the door wifh she ferry
man Who brought the sick man 10 hia
place. and every ene Of the dozen CT
more who wsre exposed feel ike clean
inc somebody out
What pEecantions ara being taken
70 prevent the spread Of tie disease Ia
THAI saolioufp
Every preeantiJn known 70 nuisnce
is beng taken. Men, women aud chill
dFen, accompanied By thstr sisters and
their cousins and their annfs, are hock-
Inc 70 the doctor 70 Be yeooiuated. ana
evsrg steamer which lands at that point
is visited b. the health ofaeeR before q
passangeF b allowed 30 get Of or on"
Do you lock for spread Of She dis.
eassfn
mo, The man who SLEPT with the
small-pex paiient may have u, bat the
people are 90 thoroughly aroused oa
the subject that ell possible care aud
pFeeauiion vail be tAkep, and If ans
more cases should develop they viii be
kept fram coming ID contact With the
general public"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
ADmnRAL nESxEAGE
WHAT rHn a0T KEArEp sATLoa MIGr
HAVE BoNM TO xHH CoRWTxs

WHAT rnn n0T EEArEp sATLoR MIGHT
HAVE DOME TO THE coRWU.
OzrAwA, Feb. 2-Admiral Henneage,
who sa1med command Of the Britain
ieei II The Paoiaa, has, In bis repart to
the British eovsrnueni. drawn atteu-
tton g. the ins RicseneY and weakness II
the squadron on the P8etto coast. As
q resait, u il reported here. that tie Ion
osrial government has decsaed 20 ada
several vessels to toe aomiFafs con
mana. His orders for the coming sea-
eon are 10 keep 3 sharp lookout THAI the
rights Of The British sealing vessels N
Rehsina sea are rot tnieEfsrsd With in
ahe tataFe.
When here the admiral aid thAs e
BE- haa been 10 command Of The station
when several Cssadian saho0neFs wsFe
seinad By tae Unfto6 STATES cuitsr 2 .
wlp. lasF year, &c wonld have given tue
Yankee cruiser 9 sample o. what British
iassise was. Tue adDtrAl Il sAl3 10 -
4 kot neadsd cd sAilaF md u would
Surprise 30 aae hers g learn THAI he bad
500 Greai Bsitain into soma soEt cf Z
souasbie b. fore she samEef - ever.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
ATTENPIkD sUIcTDE.



4 terrible tragedy occurred 81 tie city
jan yesterday, which cams near resuIi-
ms 10 the loss q 8 humsa life. 4 man
named CharIss & King. vho had been
on protraoted spree until shs delirium
trsmsns had Rol possession Of him, vas
aent 10 Pf0yidsnos h0apitaI for treat
meuss bus daring the niohs be esoaped
from that Institution minas his coat and
Shoes. he wandered about fhe streets
gu lac II tte forencon, when be yes ar
rested and pi8csd Ia tbe city fail. By
some npfoFtnnaie overaiaht be uas peg
mifted 10 keep In hia possession dan
geroas looking knife. About nom Jail.
O. BoRAFt entered ths fAil aud fonnd =
stream Of blood flowing fr1m the man's
thK at. He had severe hts windpipe
and iahieted O terrible wound IL bic
neck. Tbs knife vas taken from him,
when he inserted his hnRsKs into the
wound and attempted 10 tear it open.
Physicians we're called aad the dow OF
blood stopped while she man had yst
strength enough 10 rally. While the
gfe1t cash IN bis throat wss being ae1ed
up. he prayed and begged tbs doctors 10
fluish she Job wbich be lad commenced.
King was very weak and nervous last
night, bus the physicians state he d q
fair way 10 recover unless be again be-
comes violent and tears open tue Woand
anew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

McKksrAxs --OouceFnina the promi-
neat figure os tAe McKAnlass esmpany,
which is 10 appear Al Frys's opera house
on Mordav svsning next. ths Esr=isg
Tssass q Denver shyst Professor
Il. Mechanics Vas born Ia 1855, and
has b4d quite 81 eventual TIE ever
siuce that evsntful tine. Toe professor
eu}0vs ths distinction Of hetRE The coly
colored graduate from the ClBeinnsti
Oalle9e Of Music. ss well Is the oniy
ealared professor az music ever In ies
Csnciunati pahlic schools. As q sta
aent, Be- cas- earnest and painstakine,
lawns q marx e nine IN q maximuU
81 Ten. For tvs years Professor Ne.
KanlAss atadisd 10 Leipsic, eiVisR hip
attention v vlalin. khenFy, hArno =
and composition. Ths professors trav.
eliao represents sixteen years q ets
iife, ana durine lbat time BE has visissc
& rian3. France and Australia. d,e
snaascsi Rpacsalties are % = and eFi0la
:, dis feas Of piayina $50 eurnsts a.
once. ans also thAt Of piaytns on eizhs
dfierant instruments 81 ens and he
snme tire. haiug otletnl With hIn.
Taken ali IN ell, she professof e GER
taiulx a uausicsl oenins, enc $40 c1sD-
hinns 4 uatarAi csr FOR Hnnssc wtsn mass
vears al hard sfE3y. hIs bAzls pisy
ne Il 81 ssah high sr1ef that &c +
soe,lv sailed tbe hing 1sniotat. 9siie
/ ia handiina % tie violin nas esrnsc
/ s;ss - titls % the sNeRr5 De Bah.
IS Colarsd Specially Oompsny ~.
heen orraniKsd fer three yeaEss and
aiEes q aFsa-claz enisEiainmsne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
OOMMUNIOATRp.

Portland, Nov. IS, 1887.
Nh DRAR Mn. WIsDoM;
You have reason 10 feel proud OF the
success Of Rabertine. I have used il
constantly for whole rear and and Il
beautiful and beneficial Tor the complex
ion. Il possesses eli tha qualities you
claim for Il, and have mach pleasure
n Recommending Il. The sRohersios
Powder" our latest addition 20 sbs
Artistic toilet, makes charming finish
aad is worthy OF It's companion Robsr.
tine. Yours truly,
JKAMaIR WrssToH,
For sale By A. b. STKwAHx h %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

fAn dollars feWald
=. = oais Ter infosmation
-. 1870 Is the arrest ano corr
-. 81 an one fegnd sleAl.
-. '.''. reu,es 81 rils Posf-InteslI-
- ssrs sllyersd by the casrsesn
...~.sanoug the city,
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- - lia.e fh1s asF. 7e1Ges y. WA.
20 asa.t wif6 - sxs. eer,u1sS I
lsAA ssse bafalAs 81 hia hunne. nens 49,
unIssEs.i3. = lssRbtunsa "a & $500
isiaf. Nhe sns ~ slinsina shssn~k
- 4indew 81 fks tsna sha rr..ru..s
Rsntiezn1a m1de hts af.sak - -
i.tass sAfeaEsx- IN his nEahs. NJ. Hee.
..1+t 10 lsft bis has uhsea ~ -.
tAFe4 - . truBtF " M. Whtworsn
1ps1e = - oAsefs notfeez. 4 feI.r~
knewn - Pas 1f0sn fhat nnarrire
s4klna foF ne 8sla1n uksre g nar1r.
AttJ na1lFa nnA h8rehsn&ea. and wee
= Sss ieeEned ahae ne nazas 81 ~ IA
ss2s 81 ne haa wAa Paf. thsy nnsnfnifr
sN9sps4 ooWa On tbe said If. HE8nr
4N1 tgoh BIN in- DaxinR Ms ex 4ruirse.
llss - haf gss rlaasd upen his hsaa
ane q him GrEt rate. @Aaw thas 49,
laz nlA me- ycu had hetfax Ies ne ms.sr
r. sad Pa, AMER i had bssn unfInf
ao4n oyeE bis eyeg so e. thrsa linssn
~ ine eiHer9nt oz15ers. ubo w1fe snxi.
90 y slnefF themselves tt.as i -
lsass ~ ssze- Il hagpensd ihaf he fwo
asp1.g Marshal4 from Alseha, whn are
1eEr e enaFEe - TIE askooneFs BsyaarS
an1 hands, were IL tie euurs ronaa.
en1 lney fe.oQnizsd fho faiiow - pa
ONesA who had served q sentences al
.Np - Alaska for selling iiQaut % t.
1tana. 4he sEidsnca all tended 10 poins
- tne RuIls 81 Pas Broxn, o Pal
UAsiis o. whataxsr hls name u, and a.
vs. neln % 9 sum mach iaERef than Be-
oouid furnish 20 apps4F before aks
kfsnd 14Eg and ansWfr toa charge 81
nuERlaEy. Altar coming dosn Town
pAseneaceo, be etoia anolheg mans hai.
ana ne via also be held en- g charge 81
petty larceny fer ihat oaense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Gems end price oar jerseys this week,
$l.5e redueed 10 COS. $500 10 $50, 81 20
20 91.oe. Every thing 10 orr Whcls
stock 10 proportion, mast Be sold this
week. Toklas a SinRerman. ia29
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PFRSo1AL.

Judge Thomas Burke, returned iast
evening from Olympia.
Chief JaatiOs Il. A. Jones, returned
home on last evenings train.
Lieutenant +. II. Mayo. Of The coast
survey service, spent yesterday IA Seat
Gle visiting friends.
Ne. A. ID. Blowers. a prominent eitt-
$50 OF Cpupevilie, Island county, ar
rived here on tbe steamer starr yestef.
DAY, accompanied hy his wife aod
dauehier. on their way % New foFk
stats, where they 50 % visit relatives
and friends.
Christian Elsie, prominent artist q
New York clty, Il - lbs city. lie vii
remain 90 the ooaas nntli zoe weasher q
ptopltiOus Toe n trip g. Alaska, eftsi
whieh be proposes b sksach number
Of the best bits q zsenefy ahoat Seat
sle, ineiudtng the anoqaalsnie falls.
d. p. Waters, At sAe Minneapolis
Trfbsas, arrived In thss clay on Nednes
day. he comes 20 sas aound country
for The purpOsa OF locking over Seattle
eth M Intention q Vfitisg up de-
serlptiva article Of the city for tho ca
teFpFising jsuTnal bs represents. ~
Waters contemplates locking ever thi
slty thoroughly, and viii probably -
main here three % four seeks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Ladies ans French balbEigean vests
refused from 4ib0 20 sos, odds and
ends IN ehiidFen's hosiery asd under
weAf less than naaufsotnfez's cost
roklas a SinesrmAn. ia29
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Remnant sale this week. All ths re0-
nanis that have accumulated during
our RTeai sale. We ere closing them out
this week. Chester Oleary. Jas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

TRouaaTEuL Axp GEsxsUus. The Or
der IL Elks ia society composed pfiaa
olpally OF actors, and Is uniyersal
throughout the unitsd States, and its
objects are sociability, charity and 10
nasoisnca. some weeks ago Frank
SAnfegd. an actor, was taken sick s1d
cent b. Providenes hospital His htsle
Stake vas ssou exhausted, aud Il ea
eAme known an aDa soma o. BE hrctaer
EikN that DE ives IN straitsrcd cifcaui
stance, Il Was aasily decided % bold
a. EN- :. 'iai and d0nase the procee1s
sron ans ~ his relief. Me-. James ".
smah eapers,ss.y rendered the usa -
hss parlor o. ls,.s place u business en-
Soalh secor ) ssreSt foE ths occasseu,
and also asfsei 10 faseSish ~ fefFts1-
ments tFat Tie s3eial as neio q ~
evenings siac1 kaa IS said G.. esNe oe~u
m0at pleasant affair. fhAs's 40
eleven mcmbss q she Og1er q EiA.
present. besides 4 urmbef % ssss~,ee
soeSts, "a OF iae nal. persasssoa. No
teinR vas sold dafiug toe eveHsDg. eai
the preSeets q q Tres aHG saosogsP-
items anaoanted T. SSl3So. aafch wss
next dsY prS@sted 10 Mr.. sanford b. .
eonmitiee spn siasst faR thai puspese,
u proved g gsesi seEpEise ta ths sufiss-
ina maB, whe ktsa Bothiux OF ice
encrts in his heh az until the nienrs
VS. tenasted % nim With the ccnspil,
meuss and gosd WISHES II his hrslhe,
Rlks
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FOR SALE At PUfAIIDP.

Onn ACRES OF land ASP THg PrTAL-
OH lHp VASES WORKS. 9hia rrcpersy ~
sfsaca laf6R E1nttr q segu as, t8ar hsasss.
harns hop KRIS En4 warehouses;, orchard, 6
acrua soPs fenr Nils uassr mAlns nn1 akza
4naf W91es NlpFlR- MOSS ttsan I1a aes4s flsi-
aAaY i0c1aed f1F efFisfna into ssun lafE PTfce
R5zao9. FnsstcaizEs fzrnlsASa e. npalIeztaa
= pzESlee meanlnr hmElnana
vi ala - he 11HntoR EHEm. aHs re
freq PusallMp. - AezcaI Ter ezla rar acIs.
= HkkkHE,
in191wd Rz3AlMps W.T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Black dress eools a1d tlsek silks.
zsicss that you csnnut AaoEd . MISS, y
srch eroa grata s.lk ia ta-so q1Atity,
weoi dress e0eds - lnon, reoaoso ikan
81 10 49, Texas 3 eieRerman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Remnants llsnnels and cloth. Big
Esdaotious. Black cashmere remnants.
Chester OlearY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

PassementeEies and fFinges ell the new
shades reduced 70 rs, laces, lace houa-
cinea and embFoFdssies lover than
ever. Ioklas q SiuRsrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Immense bargains h ca Chef Ehswis
Tine rsd0cen 30 &c. tl0 70 i5s
Deaf miss them. pricrs teea taAn sR3n
ufAcinxsrs aost fokl1s d elnReEmaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Prane'sart-sludiss and birthday cards
Fl Gszzsu's, Fad aud Marion sta. 20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

BADLY HuaT.--A man named Jam :
IugFaham, employed by street. comu,:s-
sioner Cunmings, while working On the
Improvement at the foot of C0lunbia
street. fell % she ground, distance OF
some sixteen feet, sustaining 3 uambeF
OF bruises. Is is thought his injuries
are not Of a seEisus character.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Bis snbroidsry aud lsce sale. Tbs
Isaaing dry Raeds bonae. CneseeE
uisAEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

20 pairs chiidEenia lacs and button
ahoes, siza I 70 regular, pFfee 81 now 60o
pef pair. Iokias 4 6inaerman.
Grsat sale Of remnants this week.
Chester Clear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Rsmnsnia laces and su1bfoids riss
TIE prices win seil them lively. Ohss-
Ter QlaarN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

Bic drives 10 WOOL '.issy 80 close.
Chester QleaF1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

hennanfa cold Eilkaand safina aimunt
algen agaY. PinsheS znd vaipal1 VIII
aut regard 30 gaiza. Tcaias a 9fnreF.
Lnaa- fs2e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

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