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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
NUN rs THE WORD.
rux suxnfFr's OFFICE 10 ouAspFp Hr
HxFsIss oRDss To IxIL NOTHING.


Ops o. the notsb.e features OF The al
uinisiraiion II the cosn,l's affairs Ia
be 1maun, 81 Information which .
aewspaper rnau can't set 10 the sheritf's
ffi,e. The silence which pervades the
efliss OF the lsaiing executive OF the
aounty suggests ,hstt the proper thing
would De to have p'sca.is printed beer
ne the legends: Too bssy 20 talk to-
tAy;" or, Gone In SEINE day when am
cut" q same phrase equally suggestive
81 a deposition 10 tell moth ng.
tis inserted by one Who orsht to
knnx, that sheriff Cochran has warosd
very emplsye 10 bis ofhse. intending
OILS depaty aud iailer. 10 kesp silence
on sll rastiess PERTAINING To The Office
40 matter whether the information ~
Important, or not. IL IL said, thss he
declared he Gas the real custodian OF
she affairs Of his osfise sud be proposed
10 DO toe talkieg, and 10 be tie sole
iadee when taking sh 1nia be intclced
10. Whether ieis report IA trae, OF not,
certain u is that II newspaper re-
porter conrteonsly iGqn res n she shsE-
"a e eli - for pees, &c resolves rerly
that the wsst6er IL charming, or test
tom ofTos /: nzy rain, or sogae other
remark the character OF which d-seeBds
from lite conau place tn ernut. OF
stare Of absolute irtiasrer e. And this
nss tie a tAe uerm 1 condition of things
Tor ioag white back.
runs seeuas to he toe word.
The silrrce n TIE osf se - 81 notable
A feature tha. q - aotssi ne matter cf
news. There IS = rosrins IN oue's eaFs
the instant the otaes ~ sliStSd. The
.lsrks look 10 a. n aboat 20 speak. bat
sat,nh back insa s..suce as II OPPRESSED
nv tie weish, OF mantii ~ order.
'r~as no, ever ieas.
BATH ia 90 nex. IL the sssrid IL nas
y!sihIe ard inaat-y 10 made "a TO BIS
whereabouts. no rspiy II = neassfst by
the sphsnn-siks aspns,es. al.acaga there
- every rsascn 90 seiisvs thai II !eft 20
,hagnsclvss .Ae teTuiies AID !Ai'er
x0uid be .rauk euoaes sSaet seA,
trAuspires In she essse atseF than seetst
rtHsisl ees.uz-s. l. Is said Mex Hsnna
AMI Lake AskaGusa1 q Ssfe eaccrsgao-
n.oasly tissi osi q tee ef3ee eecaess
they occasionally lola ths newspaper
reporters Eae harmless Eessir. Their
erlass Vas teai they 3idn't ebey tbs
r1it.
Mans TIE word
Pass4oly rev that thtss last gsr.ec
gentlemen are Gus, tier esg.t = tale
a5foid xhssh wszli recsil tie fFeisee
ssscaplns's ssilis, eas thsy KEGS silsccs.
A iAissr Sd OLD lsara 3 sreAi deal sS5gs
he trssie ~orkisEs % 81 ciA,s IL
sntca - strictly enforced the rals;
MAN h ;ne <srd.
wnat I'D sas conu,y c'msatssioGfrs
In rsaaee sbe es Of eSAs1snx The
,asaty prisoners forty pss GET, tess
saving ts- : nsty al a. fso-o yea
Ard isis. toe, ~i,eoSi ssfsHs vo'd %
>aessa SoeoFan.
WIS . 4, that. e<psr'szs ftoni tAs
r-aessc~ followed fer sesrs past by
esssr ;atSss. Caisf @ssiscs 1arss es-
rvsusea 30 sa3ss tie shSsis's fee &c
e1antf
res Cav he . matter Of rssFs eesise
% the yars II TIE shlsf .assioe, ssi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
BRE rITIES.

5ks steamer wiEssnfs.e vAfisd for san
Ynpessco On SUNDAY. loaded with coal-
ne steamship All. CaptAn Bennest
srfvsd here yesterday 70 .od coal for
- Francisco.
n Steamship ABeon sa5'sd Tor tn
nrsh yes.rr ssy after noes. taking Eflzaai
~ q pssscs gsrs ana tail hsisht-
IA new Iocom tives, " n. Jones asf
Tkonsss BaFke. have hen put to work.
a. en- construction and ans 90 hss'assinz.
Ths vocal music ciAse a,des the fnssruc-
80 Of Prof q . scs. ~ Tie j NJ q. A.
An meets ~ usual thiA TUESDAY. even
~.
a yhc.e lot o. passengers arrived from
fse ga by the - mptzn las rfy h. ore Of
shs once. estimating the nnmbe: NJ
wards Of 100.
Work On the cable road Ia progressing
fssoraby. President Thompson says Ton
fres per ~eek viii be bait Until she road
Il completed
NJ. A. A. Bell awarded the contract for
the ,nstruct on Of his block u residences
n North seattle corEcr Bell and second
sersss.. 70 J. ID. McDeTmots the contract
psscs being sis 500.
The ship Joseps 8. Spinnsy, Captain
Cusiip4. with 3so tons OF Seattle coal.
VII 20 70 soa today. She receives u Is Der
Ton freight and has agreed 70 make q
soap more trips ut the same rsfes-
Trains on the Seattle. Lake sh7rs s.
Ease D railroad nos run regularly from
the Nj / street depot 10 Untoe bay and
the end OF the track. and persons having
busiDess aver that line should psruss the
new time card
3 ncs Saturday the steamers OF the
Oregon Raj way & Navix stion Company
have been flying tneir fis9s at bAlf-nast.
oct Of respect 10 tbs memory OF Z. j, Pot
Ter. the iase general manage OF the Union
Ref.idc and tbs Oses N Railway u Navi-
Ga.aoa companies.
The attic, Lake shore & Eastern Iail-
vsy company expects to IN axe its first
shipment OF coal from The OH nan v iaen
70 this ~ on Tbursdsy or Friday. There
ass 100 tons Of coal at the mines pied np
On thu du . ready TO BE- shoysled INTO tho
ears and shipped int the city.
kvorything IL progressing finely 81 Port
Biaseiy. and the company expects 10 have
the now mill ready 10 cot lumber By May
lss. The temp irasy mill Is cutting about
9l00 fest Of lumbar per dny for the new
mil Tho fnyfneib.c and Kate Davenport
win both load with lumber cut By the
temporary mili.
Joseph Bysrs. the North Seattle butcher
boy. 10 unfortunate. Yesterday a runa
way team struck his borse ana knteked
him Ell. In some way he got tangled In
the names of TIE frightened tsAm and
was dragged half o block, and finally run
over by tho wagos. He was taken home
IN very badly used up conditioa. bat IL
y thought his irJariss will no; ir2ve
peiiouA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF real estate
were filei for record yesterday;
20 Benedict ard wife to W y Fplsr.
block - In Hanfo ds addition to South
seattle, 500
Alfred snyier snd vito 20 Firs, Cnitar-
ian SOCIETY, lot 4 hiock Is In A A Den
nye plat OF Seattle. fiej9
Truman Bartlett a. Chssles ksheidy.
tract n Eco ~ 1p?3 n. RaE. ss.
VIM II Morris and wife TO h & XII.
bourne. lot block Ia A \ Denny's sec
snd dilion 10 = attic, $4,000
3 A turner and wifc to Aizk Stuli. n
y on Nah street IN Msyn ArIi's plat OF
ee.t,ie. $3.50
Jehn Ia X to Samuel Coulter, tract In
Dec %. fp IS v. Ran s0l
"A y liswllsyn To Joha bergman, lot "a.
bock Is a Madison street addition o &c
sAtte s6D
Ussnxe Jacobs and wife u Charlie, y.
Albsu. lot, I aud 2 block 10 IN Sagies nd
di,isn 10 cattle. ssbl.
Ne lie Hensiel aud husband 70 wilhe'-
Minis rrsidick. lot block In Nc
Nausht'- nd itlon to cat 10, tJJ
a Turner ssa vie 20 Jules FiaNsret
lot On v . az street In Maynsrd's plat OF
Seattle. sGy0.
6eorse * nnear and wife to Rufus II
Nos. ets a ID $. block Is In q X nnsar's
addstios 10 Sat 10. 500,
hfA n hfkctf IN Ntt w tt~tfy u
Kesey irset in sec - r. ssN, RAE 81
q Strans~ and W 10 TO w n fpsrrs lot
u. book ID IN T Denny park adaii on
10 essit q. fts,1
Thorn n n engan to fred X sar der
ists II snd 4. BLOCK u IN fs lers SEQ 4
AdtH o. 60 SCI ttis, suppicm ptsi, s3sl
q. NJ Ha les and " IL To FRED h sander
not 10 hiscs ~ Ia Yesle . second adalt. on
% Seattle supplemental 81.
Henry h tsll aud wife {, Nellie II
Sander, undivided one-four;h N lot 2
book n. aud lot 10. block X in 4 A Den
~ fca IN add q n to seattle. SScp.
Fred Kelly and wife 10 Pete n,i finger
os hook a. in u Dtnny's third add
TIM To Seattle slss0
John scpii I, Anaie G. Smart. lots :. $
and ? beck ; Ia Hicks addition 10 sea-.
te silA
Geatge p Dsafhotn To Ephraim Wood.
inss ) and q block . ID kdos aud
KNIGHTS addition SEQ.
D1 Benny and " e. 20 Jennie A Tatrs.
!c'6 block n IN u Dennys park add
uoa 10 SEA tie $50
Dtsh1n aud wife TO kdwaId A lei.
osrsth. lot 10 IA tosn Of Somervills, sSa
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pmsd Hsstfa9em q H. 49, snsss
- NesdAy. l. X Srimth ana VIE sno
d Nedford On he orsssn Z C.ii-
ssI~ Nopdsy. z CstIte<re- yrawsn-.
n asois.bg. III 6unstifnaer. Z y lSAfk,
~ Hlaksse1, G Anfsi1i, 3 a Sosier. =
= a.row. ID HeGnAn. W / Nader \
= I'D, Geo NAsen. V y Deiashmusk
Y Naftlor. b w Clay. 4 Ihcngs.n
~ q Biunsnes y ToGiAs aea wife.
- n u Porter. W Pewer al wife
p.ssrz Heron On the Northern Pacific
sxrcx~y wm FtrExsgaid, Frank l. Ken
@Srd ] p Glbert aEd ~ife. - J Howard
~ = Re, J A Nelsuxhsin. Ms A NC.
f1asti n. rhsp sfd Cizr4 and wife. ais
Is seoo1< ci % passengers
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
HOW
BUY LAND!
Certified checks, payable at
sight, on the PUGET
SOUND NATIONAL
BANK, given as
security for
money In
vested.

v,~o ruosr nrs,pous or puv,xo ppo,
- g., ,,,n. ~ s..cs,.. . .nor'
"a ,.ns,s,.a -. -. - .pusy
wa.,,i No. ~. ,c,, - onss =
. aJs .s' ~ W ~ ''A1 ".
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- PsSA'e' sn~ WIZ sA'e 'os
=. e,o and a.. -,
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-. - - w1 ~ ..11s os
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money sna ~ WI rve eu.nso one1n LOT ne
,a. sIou"' VI 0s0" "" e'''s s"ss'Sssns
Sy ..
,,on. nss. ana . m,as = .,sb INA ma
saon ~. -. ~: - ,...sa.s. s,s ss S .sas
srsnase ne pefchsssr advanseeee sod MIN.
CO.. ~. ss.rs,,..', -. ~.
M ss zoo ~. n1'e Dsanes 10. one OF mere
$50 .,~s."c g. r,n,a. ..,, 49, ~. ~
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se ~ s.'e -, - 10 -. ~ su'
sSs,S :. ~ - - sa,ee.
go, $3.50 shs .Sa.. ..;,, ia. .s.oS
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80, "a !. sh..i,ss,, h..ara o. s,. ,n
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-. 81, -! ~. -. - ~. ~, H,..I,.sS -.
von .,s shs,sSor. - -. on.son ~ n.y.. ~
- - go, sn.n,>a .,.sr., $1,000 ",
.ra var, ,r>~xu-se ana hant - ana A tha sar,.
a.. an go, - vain i IA nroo.r,v
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~ cnsrr. =, h.nl ~, N, msns a.. in -
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"a ,on se:rshv snnuI Ali ,tsh,s - r.rchs -
- ,hss,iAI .ng
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~. 10 IN, mn MI nj, tor esr,e 90
ree,iS,pc- To .i.ofd Ven "a ocpsrtunitv on
ssstns i ooeId hsve kousht ~ ~ = ch =
ios : r. monshs 40 To- = mrch .nS 80 a.
,svc,sh - much -, ~ no1n
MAJ voa, inroDs. no mss,se bov ANAL,
..-n .or.s,h,ne 81 vou, corne, .soco -
-. ths 4. ON snd Asn.a, from tnr ad~apcs
Tr.nsonnf,nsaal P.ilrosds are heAsi.r To-
q. "a.
Hznef.ef.r,n~ IL Aourishiny ana srovfar
vtth = hsaI,h, y,ovth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs. 4. NJ. Starr and son. OF San Fran
cisco. are at the Occidental.
Ar. w. w. Evans. formerly OF Seattle,
and now Of Victoria. Il Wis ting friends
In TIL. city.
Mr.. Henry McBriie. Of the Arm OF Me
Bride Carr s. Preston, arrived from La
conner yesterday aud win spend e few
days In the Queen city.
Mr.. Clarence Preston. OF lows. and
brother OF lila old Preston, OF this city.
errty q In seattle last evening. Mr..
Preston is . lawyer, and after sho
81 3urn In this city. will take chargs OF
the law Office of Mcbride. Carr & Pros
ton at Mount Vernon. skagit county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

Booxixo TnADr- Direct from New
York auction Chester Cisary received
l2sC pieces Of figured MON mie cloths,
very heavy. worth i?lS 10 i5s. He uiil
sell II this week for 81 ward. 40 ~ -
. event store keepers az q pstdiers from
1uyipe IL all, be will only sell 30 ward
TO any ore customer. Tois IL rare
Aflaiu. mIt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13
FACTS FROM Pa9MINtNT MEN.

MAYOR H. p. Psdep. Of Clyde, Ohio, says !:
"Acs.r's Blood Elixir csanot Be recommended
eeyund is merits. IL hss res'oeed ny blood
20 . healthy copd tiop. following severe III
pees from blocd poisoning pronounced hope.
lees b. the phvsieia IS IN attendance"
STATE s.ua or Ca1pep 81, Of Michigan, says !:
II have used Aches's Flood Elixir vnsn ali
else failed, atd three bottles OF 1t cured ms. +"
john Harmon. In The employ Of the l.. ). b
NJ :, X L., a. Eihar,. Ind. SAYS: After
suH. ring for Is years WITH SAT- RheuD, Was
cured by using fur bottles Il Aeker's Blood
EliI.r."
Arker's Blood Elixir IL scid on a guarantee
by A. b. STEWART. tsls1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

New dress goods. full line, all the lat
ess shades, new spring styles, double
~idib, i5c; same goods SOLD everywhere
1t sos Ibis line on sale Tor the fret
line MONDAY morning. Great removal
s,ie. 1oklas / siaaerman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

sHK NJ. W. \. Thompson. manssc-
Of the Webster Brady company. arrived
ID Seattle sunday and completed arrange
ments for the appearance OF the abo 50 ex-
cssie oom sany for thfce nights and
Esni Saturday matinee comm-Tctng
thustsy evening. March sad The sue
ecs OF this ampsny has tcsa uap cocni-
"a n this coast. and they G osei last night
10 faFtisad the most successful eassge-
msns eve= psyei IA that ctty. Their
esen ng ptcce hsFv wii. ID VIM. A. Rrads =
e'Amstlsst On ~ II kiacr uaxssru >
mneas romahce She." The c1mpany
car al theirowa sconc-y ard have hss q
eNrS,lsd hT the pr' - OF PoFti and OF re
waiting iae gscsfes; spec 4eu'ar profrc-
hnss essr ven n that city Mr.. fhomP-
ssr xuSr-Rtces tina; the company vii pre-,
" 10 the eost1l thsstrc goerS the - ms
son e'e pros ction a. b Il siVea IN Pur;
I'D NaaFsY vN ~ Irr -en he = ha real
Wis ssnsi WoRderfvl navel aud there Is ne
ssaas but the sXestea~s will b. as .resst
ssse 10 see this grand work produced
sste ~ The sfastling scEntc a 4 stage ef-
ree ~ y y "a 10 ~aa Frzr tsca and New
ssFk. H's scl en- that the seattle pec-
~ Get ecnpice scenic production IL
ssesr cc'sis Ani they ~i i'll tn theatre
~ ~ NEST capacity sad turn cut en
aseee te welcome the WehStc-. brady
eonnAsy.
sffsR THg fEANsrTRs. Ot'scer Row
w Aas been Assigned she duty es loo k.ns
After the teams era 20 see that they re-
ssv ihsit licenses when the old onss run
Wy aaa M. RaNers states th.t bis tAss
sssthsHg bar 40 easy enc Yesterday
sss Gem ~, lied 90 ArrSt seS sser Ter
sstEs 10 t>Ac cot laccsro. sad be de-
800 thSrc are Others who VII b AZ.
s~e1 aalrs. 'hes Arc Hsosc prompt in
eesnpstteg with she ordinance In regard
b hernscs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

$780, - ~-~~ uuw4MYW
49, -..x - -, rr~rx
-.
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-
oxnes - - od esS@
80 6a4siled - kans up = n SDne-
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pes % NJ mr. -
esoses Witch I'D - IL ehsssa19 osss
Of shs uines a ~ rrsozut dine vhaa
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30 - sus SoS .s-rs
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mas. an6 siv.r skew ~ Il ~ oent
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o.ve an, rsn "A nnSe~.1and tnat vs
couiA nos sifo. shs s6,rnce' ma mst-
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s.w-,sss." Scs -. s,Ix Mn thsi, A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

DRINK "ssrssparills aud iron Wat
en-" most pleasant and healthfu bev-
e,agc. The A. z. HotaiiDa Co., sole
agents, IL b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

a BIO PuncaAsn-Os I0.50o pieees q
emtroi3ersea CnesteR Clesry bought
the balance Of IN iepafseS's seoek Of
esiss n,siin eaobsie. Esinsook and
magi emhruidefies. sfeatiy sn6es valne.
II. c 4 70 The ssme fog sAis shis Ueek -
attractive pslees. mil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

necsn MoyISa Mr.. Herman Cha
~ has let shs eaniracs fer II sv.es the
sosss ca his Sscoai street pscpsity 10
~. neClseAhsn. TIE hoasss wtls ~
s.sNc essk 60 the alley, - Sc 20 make
49, ter hcslasss esask "a tie ffoss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

-.
House ard ic,-Nin,h and stsvsr-. $50 fee.
fom street cars. nev house. With paid up
Insurance policy Of sieoo for three years.
Pike. $3.50.
Tvo lots on Second street, overlooking the
hay fs59o each
The hest and chsarest anafsetaring site
ia eestile.
Commercial street property ~ low Asnf-s
and esy terms
Fear tote. with bcuA, on Madison street.
three qGzr;ers 81 mile from psso1iee. $500.
Also
TIE inst farm in Mag county. nth SHAs-
ttful ervirons, thai vii pay . 80 pr cent
prost to ths investor Ia ak q ntas.
The properties lifted above are bora sde
Ia gsins and srs oeea for Eve days snly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

Get correct number Of your house
from Harris 4 Greepus. Marion street.
A. E. Gresnus. inspector Of nuubers By
special appointment Of city council.
Uffise hours IL 70 1:3o. fell I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

Piano for sale chsap ~ Gross Il Co's.,
opera house block, Front strset. 1876
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

fssE--A = eclock suRGsy morning
.~soes fAlace restaurant in Co,ssan's
w, fron, street. teek eev hack OF the
az TIE Fss<e which - near the frusf
re place Ehe klNrin ~As sOuEGeA.
80 u ave HaiEutrs O. lrsz. Na- Aose
- Taay hAa ilss - hose at'Achr4 20 .
9afsna - pounas - ths square ttsch.
80 sac nru was pat oGt 50 GRSCk hist
wNs higie danssc trcEn elthss &rc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

Nsx lines table linens; eastern css'
prices. Chester Ciesry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

New fancy ribbons and laoes. Ohss.
Ter CleaTy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

Ts,-s lot Of all soal !srssys; colore3
vest treats; syeeisls U.s. Chester ClsaEy.
lexs, lot OF sirissd rso6A!rs, a.
CAs-sSE CteSry's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

New Stoves. Clssry.
Nsr smhrciasrses. Gear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

New cretoues aud drsperiss lust open
cd, at Chester CleaYy's.
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ccrNolI.MAs MORAN.

While he was not sore that enlargins
the firs limits would NOS discourage
many people of comparatively limited
means from improving their properties.
Councilman Moran favored q policy
shieh would be 10 keeri0g with The
grospefity of the city.
IL ~ probable that no other cbsnaes
siii be mace except these suggested by
Councilman flrth, a. those changes
xiii embrace SteGni street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-13

New silks. Cleary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-03-23
Business Locals.

BANANAS at Smith Il Ellis.
CHILDREN cry for Smith & Ellis taffy.
SODA Water sc II glass at Smith Il Ellis.
If you want seed peas, go 10 Jacob Samplers
ASK for Social Whiifs. Sold only at Smith 4
Ellis
WINDOW curtains in great variety at Van
Epps'.
You don't catch Squires' misleading intend
ing buyers.
IMMENSE line of standard tobaccos Just re-
ceved at Smith Il Ellis.
LARGE shipment of choicest candies just re-
ceived ut Smith 4 Ellis.
THAT Building Paper, at Van Epps is going
rapidly ut the reduced price
CALL on Aldridge 4 Hoy and see the
bargains they offer ia ease goods.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper:
At Van Epps'. New styles and low prices.
| ANOTHER barrel of choice Wisconsin butter,
in and pound rolls, just received at Squire's.
| NOTHING but choice fresh creams are used by
| Smith Ellis i'll their popular candy packages.
| RECEIVED to-day five eacks peanuts, eight
eases oranges and full supply cocoanuis ut
Smith & Ellis.
THE best of -four will be sold az 81 per sack or
81 per barrel by Jacob Sampler. Try it, Other
| prices equally low.
OrHEB merchants in town look sour when
| Van Eppn comes around They don't like 1t be-
| cause he cute down the prices.
AIDRIDGE & Hoy say they can discount
any house in the city for cash, and if you
don't believe it try them with few
twenties and see.
JUsr received. $50 cases of pie and
table fruits, which will be sold ut Aid
ridge & Hoy's for less money than they
can be bought at the factory.
| JACOB Sampler has just retufped from East
| ern Washington with u full supply OF Flour,
| Feed, MiddIings. Bran, Oats, and ali other
kinds OF supplies for man and beast.
JUST received, large shipment OF
rolled barley and chop feed at Aldridge
4 IIoy's, which is offered at a bargain for
cash. Come and see us, for money talks.
PEssIMIsTs say that you may as well look for
| nuggets of gold on the sidewalk as to look for
| a store where true, lasting and substantial bar
| gains can be bought. But they change their
tune after trading ut Squires.'
j. G. IIoRE Il Co are now selling at greatly
reduced prices: Bran, 81 per hundred, $40 80
per ton; shorts 81 10 per hundred, 81 ger ton:
| Chehnlis -four, Daisy Brand 81 70 per sack:
Elensburg full roller mill 81; wheat, first-class,
W cents per bushel; oats, 81 60 per hundred or
| $50 per ton. Seed oats and se4d wheat TO arrive
to-day. Everything ut the lowest raies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-03-23
DECLINES Decentralization.

DECLINES RENoMIxATION.-Hon. C.
S. Voorhees,, in a letter to Mr..
Guichard, Register of the Land Office
at Walla Walla, declines to be a can
ddate for denomination. He says
that this resolution is irrevocable.
The Democracy will have no trouble
in finding men fully qualified to rep
resent the Territory and who will act
IN accord with the Administration
npOn which SO much of the efficiency
Of D delegate depends. We believe
that Mr.. Voorhees, has acted con-
scientiousiy in what he has done, but
1t was to be regretted that he arraign-
ed himself against the President and
Others high in the counsels of the ma
ton, and by this means DESTROYED
much of the influence he might other
wise have welded in behalf of the
Territory.