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The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-23

~ Passengers should purchase Tickets via
this iiue! II 10 snphaticaliy the most attrac.
tive route In the South to-day.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-23

Magnificent Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car.
run between Lodisv lie and New Orleans via
Memphis without change.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-23

For Time Tables, Maps, Folders, and Price OF
Tickets, address, r B. MAURY, yA.,
Genr. TrAv. Pass. Agent, Memphis, Tenn, O,
P. n. ROGERs, 4. W. How,
ASST. q. p. A. Gen'l. Pass. Agt
J. N. EDWARDS,
Vice-Prc 4 Gen'l. Man'gr., Memphis, Tenn
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-23
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
My dwelling-house, (now occupied
BY DR.. s. b, Smith situated on Main
Street, Is for rent for the year 1888.
Possession given Oct. lst. For terms
apply to J. Lane Leigh.
Miss RoBIE BUFFIN0roN.
Grenada, Sept. eth, 1887
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-28
dC0lS dIlO BOy S OuIlS
BOOTS and SHOES,
Without RegardstO Cost!

Ladies Dress-Goods from 5 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Drocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Canes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for SOC worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
Drices TO Suit Tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-28
Eszpenr's 9arde.
SCHEDULES IN EFFECT Dc. 4. 1887,
THr MoDEL FAST LINE EAST AND WEST
DoUBLE TRAcKl JANSEY CouPIER.
L.eave sa.raen ntnstos.

For ANNAPOLIS. 20 eco A. NJ. 1915 and
40 and $50 p. NJ. On Sunday, eos a, N. and
sop, m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore and
Washington, 5i0 $50 and 9 O. a. m, IL, Il. 800.
800 80 and II 90 p. IN. On sunday, $50 and
9-05 a, m, 30, 500. 30 and Hop m
Trains leave Washington for Baltimore. 500.
$50. $40. 7S0 $50. $50 a, m, L. TO- 235, 315,
$50, 40. 40, h.S0. s., -. 730, s35. 1lS0 p m
Sunday. $50 : 30 $50 $50 a. M. L30 225 $50
4.40 $50 SIS, Gas 8 81 1850 p m.
From Annapolis. $40 S.31 l2.05 a, m. $50 ESQ
p. m Sunday. at $50 a. IN. and 4 10 D. m,
Baggage called tor and checked at hotels
and residences on orders left at Ticket Offices
N. w. Cor. Calvert and Baltimore Streets. new
No go s. broadway. new No, 14S2 West Balti-
more Street and Camden Station
w. NJ. CLEMENTS. c. X. LORD.
Manager. Gen. Pass, Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-28
sATU DAY. Jan'y %, 1888.
Scraps.
slnl,a,sso oAlLv. fxoE'

=
Yes" he explained to the
Young woman, | am the adj
iective editor of the magazine. "
s"The adjective editorl' "Yes.
We get a great deal of manu-
script from young ladies, and it
is my duty togo through their
copy and kill the adiectives.
And" he added with tired
look in his eyes, "the work is
very laborious."
The editor of a certain perodi-
cal was rash enough to remove
a few lines from a poem which
he had accepted, whereupon the
author wrote him a letter which
wound up thus: "And now, o
slaughterer, vivisector, man
gler, manner, destroyer, disfig-
urer, deformer, defacer, Grip
pier mutilator, good bye !!
Put this in your pipe and
smoke it,"
"If your trade paper" writes
an old journalist, happens to
tread on your toes a little in
performing its mission, don't
get your back up and abuse the
editor, but stop and take a good
breath, and think for a season,
and see il you can't remember
some Of the fagors and kindness
it has shown You in the past.
Then reflect that it may not be
long before you may want some
favors again"
81 don't suppose l could get a
drink of whisky hereW said a
stranger who had dropped into
the drug store.
"No sir, the law doesn't al.
low it"
eyes, that what | was afraid
of; but what kind of medicine
do you sell the most Of to dys-
peptics and people with thai
tired feeling, you know9'
eve sell a good deal o.
Stoughton's Teetotal Bitters. >
"Thanks. I'll take bottle, y
Boston Transcript.
Ayers Pills are constantly advaucin!
In the estimation OF those who use them
They improve the appetite, promote di
gestion, restore healthy action and regu
late every function. They are pleasant Il
take, gentle in their operation, and power
full in subduing disease.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-28
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKERS

We make specially of this branch
of our business, in the way of Roofing
and SpVuting.
R@Orders from the county receive
prompt attention. Call and examine our
stock before purchasing.
We furnish all kinds of castings for
stoves and furnaces at short notice.
w. III. +. WILSON 4 SON,
Ytf. % and 81 Main street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
ST. Johns Musical Society Of Olym
pia at the Opera House.


TWAS q large aud fashionable audience
s. hieh assembled at the opera house last
evening % witness the production of the
chlines Of Normandy BY the - tohs's
Na.lcai Soe.ess 81 Olympia II is nos
year since this organization oF.esicd In this
city with a very successful production OF
the popular Mlknde. The sa9ccss OF the
0lyfapiz people at that time was
- pronounced tAsi II was natural 70 ex
pest their return TO seattle w1li1 I've greet
81 by a good house. The performance last
evening can hardly be said 70 fse - isnish-
Cd and perfect IN detail as that given
scar ago, aad yet the worx done Is most
errdstaale aud warrants the fS,stoHal Of no
little praise ON tilose who have arranged
for the study 81 The opera and assisted Ia
bringing IL oui- The se-npany ~ = whole
worked very wei together The marshal
Ing Of the Chorus was good, ~ vocal work
for the most PAR strong, and. from the fart
that & WAs n5t under the guidance OF q
directors baton. II j. evident that many
ioo~ an ,alnstaAing rchea-sa,s have been
held. ss:s east eAs Faads NJ ps masy. OF
the ladies and gentlemen wao apI'sArei IN
ssa''': aid ,Ss ar nearly sss as al eres:sa
a. favorable impressions - on tie PIE
xtots~ visits Mr. Perrivas looked pretty as
Sespoiesse and her singing slsh0agh hardly
ssrssag enough IA I'll the auditorium. was
sweet aud effective. Nrs- SsFScs Is t.sF-
maine siid very satisfactory work. Her
solos and her duets with Hear .efe nice.
Is rendered and received deserved aI-
praval Mr.. Seyersuu 8. Heart actesi.
sang sud dressed IA perfection He
Mas easy and graceful throughout, and Al.
the hunters sung b. him sere BiEhls ep-
fnr-eiated The came ean b. laid 81 NJ
E U'fsriars. who o1iy added 70 ine repH, alton
eastlsd by him heretofore Ar. Ness5
ruff appeared IN great adVaniSxe
A. tsssyari. and shoEef himself
Ia t.sSssss hsatrienic tAleais on
no mean sFier Mr.. CtaYppot A. the
Iaisf was excellent. AlsAoasA there were
sa.fss faults aud aeiecfs natural II and 81
=. rxtseeted in an aaiateuF performance,
the entertainment can b. sAia 10 have
Apru a success. Tais syeainS the company
usfl ,,res-ns The Mikain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

u caNfornta = Pnsosd 1Ged1nrd
Knrn4 r. Weycr, Mx- B9r1e 81
-. n yaayatr. II. x Kfxwnon,
E "a r. !. -. j. = weIls e. A. X1t<x- Mr..
IL Tiejh and dauxht<y. J. zlxtes. n
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@ - 0fnre " ass<x. Mis- !. - Easee1.
fi5en ard daughter. MIS-. zinm<s-
& - - - seceadc Ines-
8 Sf Henun ON The Northern Psrfse.
n Ue5z, y ~ Campbell. Jshn 4.
oW. n. Y biIIars. H. -. Jn1dan.
1e(5 Haftes and vile. Mr. J. ~ Most.
11r1Y, Mn l. BHh<rk. y. =. suish. Mr..
$50. NJ. aud Mrs. J. r. PurkT. Mfas
i1Xnkes.T. s B<5rher. wife sad daaxfsse-,
TS6eC Wilcox. Niss Mabel white, Mn
IT. ard daughter. Mr.. and Mn. Lowe.
oe111e xhr5Hoek. Jts- smith, g. 5. Lork.
- ord wife. G., L. Watson Ard rf<r
N 4 Huribart Mr.. JscDb. Mis- Mnxxf<
~ G.. 81. White Mrs. p. Arexs rad 81.
-, j. G. Grex<er and mofhes. =. r. Vas
K41nmfv. y. e. Jacobs. A. Keas. T., Praxxs,
=. n lIsfslsxsIi azsd family Of fisrrr. q u
Nrrf3ennrvr. J. I. Mccain. Mar Ne
f7<an W. fisuson. T. &. Whx~Iw~. NJ 8oarr
NJ zoe and - efaixranfe In SPECIAL "a,
J3tfvirk: Mrs. Coleman. Harry Nay, Ms.
~. ftsr~ children aud ase s<rsaxss<,
0vxxoa sh1rs Iine--Passcd Hnntfnxsar
5sne z " r. spencer sid wife. Jsssss
<1eri5ax, W u. TAysss, Mn. ;. T. WiIilxrs
IN. 3 : Hufssn. Mr.. Bepn<sf. ss.s-rs
Heskins. Mrs Brown and family. q. \
Agsr< ard family, H. n. Hsshxook. q :
spencer. James Y Gsnasughafa, ". A
IunfSjssn. J. 81 f<sfiue. J. Sterling
= A. Mathews, Mr. tsnninxhxm. and !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

r hines Of Normandy sangssss.
Nikasts Tits evening g fke cpeys
housc
Luther woodson paid fine 81 40 ias.
night In Jusfiee gosls>'s eouss for dealing
faro.
Ms. r. d. cawnwaii ssys be- win build q
railroad from Eeiiinxham BAY 70 Fort
Hope
.'chimes 81 xormandys will Be- repeated
isg af ffy<'s fssseys B6use-
The funeral II yaIaes q. Reed. who died
NJ fsrot5deaer hospital Monday. Vas hsid
II xofe1a<k yesterday afternoon
A marriage fsaense VAS issued yesterday
10 William Herbeyf MARSHALL and Miss WIZ
hesrsipa MeDoBszii, bsih Of xexessfie.
The steam schooner Leo arrived yester.
dsy from ALASKA. she brought = pn.sen.
gers and sofae oil She slii Had q general
cargo II this port Tor ALASKA
Michael Moach. the italian convicted 81
stabbiug man nAaaed HePhersDn. was
sentenced to tie penttenfinry for Que year
yesterday BY Chief Jsssice James
A bill Of sale 81 the Queen City Boiler
Works from William Norton ard john Ted
10 Patrick }. suIiirsa. 81 Grand Rapids.
Michigan. wss hled - the auditors ssfssee
yesterday. The consideration was Szs0c
Al the members Of the Ladies' Relief
society are urgently requested 10 BE- present
u The special messing ~ 2 y. m. to morrow
IN the Real Estate exchange In the nntier
building - btssinez. 81 special IMPORTANCE
viii come before the meeting.
wiillssa Mcmillan wss before ya.sIer So
heftcrg yesterday. charged with assault
snd battery on William l. Green TIE
<aze was continued, aud be gave bail In The
sun Of tfDo for his appearance Peter
iieulniug paid eight dollars TOR being
dfufsx sflsf disorderif
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27
'-''--.'O '1,-'''''''
PERSONALS.

Ms. Drew OF Por Gamble Is In the city
NJ. John Collins returned from q sfsIf Il
Poi Gamble yesterday.
MIS- Captain c. H. Low left for risalsa,
yesterday. far will remain therr two
weeks. the guest Of Mrs. chas. johnson.
Ms Aiexagfer isagg vili leave thu. morn.
Inc on the 0iympian for few Gays visit
% Victoria. He VIII crlehsate poaasnion
lar 81 the capital 81 British Columbia aud
be back In time for the glorious Fourth.
NJ. y. 7. Boyd, formerly inspector o.
fEstofas on the Steamer Premier. ~iso has
been or yIsit 10 his parents In penasyi.
sxnia. resurved 10 Seattle last evening and
win tse . witness Ia Tacoma sn the ease oi
2 the United states Va. y. 4. Gardner
Messrs. Fred Hinekley and r. J. Knight.
~ Eureka. Nevada. friends OF Gi,y CLERK
FORREST. are IN the city. They ARE both de.
lighted with Washington Territory. aas;
Mr. Knight. al least, will loeaie on the
soasd. Mr. BincEiey was receiver Of rub
he fnoneys q, Eareka before Cleveland 5
civil service reform Ht0s cmeiaf got la itz
wrsg
Prof johnson and Mr. Edmond : Meany
viii leave this morning on cruise VI
ksufid They win take along s9s1e dreJges
and c1sst along the beach As far az sae
thagianqaa grounds aat des-ige unique
siseimeIis of submarines botanlfni and
aaslnnl specimens. They viii Inc Eheeus
shout week. aad are provided with n
rpzapieie camping autfit
Mr. n. Kaufman, a prominent merchant
Of Tacoma IL visiting his sister, Mrs. sing.
srrasu. Of seattle Mr. Kaufman l. Gile o.
the headers Of the Democracy. and has re.
Gently hecB appointed pas master general
nfs Tire governors stat, which bis Taeains
friends take as a compliment 10 them
seifes Gen. Kaufman will accompany
The governor on his visit 10 the Queen ci,y
w The Fourth u July.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Assoss - - H1ovun-Heav - 49,
bh<n . Fepsstes v5fass1 fhe sk<,s1-s
sz4r< yester1a9 afs<rnasu. ~ szund !
ye11x srEiafn eNxie1 - - ~ Sse~. II :
eSrz<xr sounA aataspl He pas evxzrnrfy
skKxSfx< yneH kxxswsrxox.
A. the no{ss4 ahru1 ~ nne xyrtxrA Mr.
he uss-s NJ ensx szsf kss dzispss3se-ss
fconsers ue~ A<iA d - aes~ e.sr~ -
Iae shrrtE s1zd -Te>- en4eases IL sns&-
n5i> tn<se xh5<f. bat Il h nn< ~ EnearrS<z-
- Sonzay Pr<ssoa- = ne fke.xAx
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ss~sss. fess est ssa cf Las S<ssoz. Il Lake
Hsksaxsssss- Tie sksrsE refurr<xd ~ sss<
efsy - xe'rtgk sxsserz.T xfsxrupra frsss.
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-Essfssis ssssen hf<@e ard .a< hsr ~ fsze RS
ts&1ex 81 Ey fArt<Nsxr Tne yssxzxsss-
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u ssif Srf1S n7zszsre<-<saIsy - sri = He
zsssrdrf rsssfe GA sssss<szy zx Kezt. snd
hired he fsar~c - sa.ze Kfris ssd
Is>eE Efs PAY ~ oH&xSEx
Tas bsF VIII - fe,s in the sherfsr :
sizsfxs Duus tss nars<- cas- b more
fEsssr4sssxnfY fEre~z3xxs~d ss-ns hesless-
sh<s TIE boy k1s hseezr the tsssi ID ezhe-~
= es + nsf sesY svsShf fss<zIs.snzEiy
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fresfs1ss TIE sasxsH irSrrssf fAx. sss
hars~ fhat had frta sfoien srpx ale s1-r-
"a white riser. Tad f<e<-s DESIRED Tag
ksss- AMI thzs the eaeret tAas fs.r-n~rsr ss..
kasss-d 10 ex-@fe-aG NeGFnw lad hxesa
~nko 70 a FsGxEE
Saasea Adams NJ. Errsa<, he rzsIr-ss.s
ssissfnefcr. WA In the city YESTERDAYS try
tnx % gfs ssssne trare ~ bis stolen hc~4e
- - anim1l vxe Ia the szsse rss<sre
vita NJ Saith. har-e. xhira was ~
covered yesterss&f. as4 sna.t hsse ks@u
TAKEN 81 th- same fiHas. the inabfsfty 70
ga any trace o. h IL very peculiar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27
THE FEVER SPREADING.


Franchise for . street Railway or
Third street Desfsed.
The sfrsss railway frser Is spreading. A,
TIE mes-fsz Of the city esansii rsext FIJI
day evening Nessrx H. W. wheeler. J. A
sfystscn. w. D wsod and l. II. wheese,
vii submit an ordinance granting them 4
franetsssr for
THE rsf-Iosfys r7Exxrz.
ccsniasnefng 81 the intersection Of Thfss.
and Mn streets. fhenee aIsnz Third y
Union. mp Union 20 seventh. on seventh
10 University, along Cuixsr.ify u the allies
between Eighth ard Ninth ssreess, thence
N straight. line Ia the Intersection sl
Eleventh ard Pike streets. thence along
l1ke 10 The westerly boundary Of Union al
difion. thence nsrth 10 Gould street, OF.
Could 30 silver. GA silver ss bancroft. Oh
Bancroft 70 wsii, "a Wall 10 Boz. on Box
70 II Lawrence and Main 10 the nDrr herls
boundary Of the city. The ordinance "a
be sabmIttef provides tina, there shall be
double track and the rails shall BE- Of the
most approved pattern. However, enfy
one trafk shah he pat do2n at first. the
see.fnd 10 be isait Whenever she business
~ tee road sssAll Justify L. The motive
power shsb be steam os electricity There
shall not be saore thar Eve feet Of SPACE
tet.een the rails, and the track shall b.
au.h With The level Of The street
THE ROAD
shall ec p,anse'i. paved % naarassami.ed
t>etsren the tracks and Tor .s,.e foot on
each side fhe-eof TIE fares are fixed 4,
Ave ernfs from NH street to the northern
boundary If pEinnsy's addition, aud nss,
more than 10 cents fer the entire ieakfh o:
the road The ordinance provides tina, tire
franchise shall continue fer = years. and
WORK SHALL re sEGtS
Within two months afsr the passaee Of tie
ortiiaxEee, and the read be In operation
within u months alter the passage The
franchise shall not be considered exclusive
and the ogner. Of the Rad shall pay q sum
rot exceeding - Annually to the city for
earh ear In Use oa the line, commencing
i've years after the passage OF the orSii-
nance The grantees shall. after the pas
saSe ~ the ordinance. give their written ar-
eersAneS and depc,-if forfeit Of 1000.
fay0EaEIsy HEcElvKB.
Taose who we're heard q express an
oplnl0n on the msfter yesterday, favored
the srhetBe aud considered tina; the roesi
would be ~ deczie.t benefit Ia The property
aud convenience to the residents 81 that
pssrttori II the city through which the road,
L r.-ulxS.tP1
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THE wsSGtSaToS HoETIct L.
IiEAg. SOCIETY

TIE wasAsaetsu Ho-ticulsa-zi S-xissy
vii Eise A. sxhsAszfan 81 fFssiss- Aswsfs
AID yexeia5s9s grc@a ia Ea-iezss seSt5ails
81 TIE Territory. = - sss-i3 - TsceazS. July
81 - asssi az. fcasAsssals n iii 81 EsssE -
-;lc aee.aSS ~ r1sssses ssisTtbasss hesiss<
ssser al ~ p s7el- tra-a ffrsez-c f-lFs ssss.
AaF sf.zsf -s1t sssfSz g hzFe TIE safer !
azsse zsfa Fssfks.gs- zrlsi nlaF Nc sc7sg - s.,e
Ysz,sssas.' Herr hagsy. 0ksu Il Viii -
glrea rsTsesEl ezseEt5sa. TIE flaze fNr
sgslssiazs SsoEf zutF ~ E-e sssT niil
ySs ire.@at - express eAs-Ecs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Turner. Engle 4 Lewis are writing iasar-
Anec On dwellings and furniture at about
~ sser cent reduction FROM rates which
have been heretofore charged. This rszsue-
ti~n applies 10 all their companies. which
arr sis.ong the eldest and bcsi in the world
Persons wishing Insurance viii find II TO
their advantage 20 cali aud see them. At the
oldest Insurance once In Seattle, Occi-
dental block. NH street side je.i6t
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Dpsas Ree.r1ea = - Ann1o.er,
O0rs Heseesasy.
1he een>zd<rAsicss nzn<1 II Ne A<es&
sercrdcd yesterday vess s~aesazsy snaz
rhere rere swensx <seas. aexz~xxzzx s,E.
- ~ average 81 selta eaeA Fsx3cuaa1
h fAe lzs3
kznessse Bzzessw - Martin Iaa<s. tse :,
kseek >. SczzA s<A<sse. asa
EnrrnGus As1ss N Auxzn Nefzsxxk ems,
rsnssa ksr kzfs :. : :. ~ II snsz 4. hia<k -
Ss<zsh seattle. -
Norhau q NeE,.sy 10 NTsExa ]. y.sry.
~ z. Azsxk =. hezzs 81 Sxrxa A E~s{y
skreFs1 s4sxszsoa- &znA
CezsA Teeszns 30 s4r.k = Ssrfroa. 4zi:
interest tn TIE estate 81 A. z ss<-ssz. g.
eezsess szauE
u n.saea IN G~s-xe X. uzxsxssea. l,s 4.
k.osk :. ksrk<'s seesxsd szd.fiosa, eNe
Wsifxr y. De4rherE 10 5shs r tutas-,
aa.s 70 = is<iassss- slsek ). xxxhin<saa
stiszssfon. go
Gen~rs<rs Txr-xr 70 s;<o-z~ A. Wilson.
Is !. block n. E1cs 4 Kni<Ass as1xzssan.
ysn@s u csa~nan 70 TAosnas Fsrru~nss.
Sse es-e< - See. - fp - RsE, $50.
wsliAsm h Boa-n - Fsacz q xsdens. To- !
ssd : block = Barkeis seesnd a'.dstssn,
LpN. ss~sfaa 10 Annie q. snart. scs.
sud 2, hssex c. xazBzorksln's addition,
SEQ
Annse g. ssnxrs q, Esther tsre Powell.
ksss ] ard = block c. SsnErseaiin's sd
sszrfan. S7Qa
Frznk A. Gar~szss 20 Charlie. c. Harrison
and 5oAs Fzaixnvr. 4 I Of 81 4 81 Ssr
- To- 4 n. r. 81 lsa
sese-za A. For<esl<onfsa ;aha ~ Eszer-
SOD. iats / and aud :. = at NE q al see
: Tr 8 y K r, $50
Edward ks&fe 10 Fraakifu NJ Jcu<@. X
= 81 Ne = ,Ae So Z, az Ne =, and the
SE % Sc = Of Sec -. Up - y. T.
X. ssU
Len II Layton 70 Franklin ~ Jones.
$. u Of 81 u The NV 1. Of Sc l. and the
~ 81 NJ 4 Of sex =. Tr- > y. K
J. n T. Atkinson 10 A. r Iseomis snd
tsecr<s r sssn<saeker, BOT IS. block $. to.u
Of EnEsrwoess. flzs
George P. ss.s~.azkrr ~ SSrs Se~asy. an
undivided Of los =. block 8. town OF
Ensiewcssd saH
David T. DENIM 70 An<sIa A. seii. lots Z
and 5. hszsck :. North Seattle, siscs
john T. Baisara To John Ezxssn- lots 5
aud &. block A. Dumas addition. 500
seattle Ha<oait Cemetery Association 10
the estate Of Hugh NeAieer, sc,7 49, in
Masonic cemetery. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Harrington & sraith hare tast received
several carloads of buggys. phaetons, wss-
csss read eagis. etc, aud cordially invite
the public 10 call ., their warehouses and
Inspect their sfoSx. Anytssty desiring 70
purchase a fine buggy or phaetou viii md
il 10 their interest to give thcta call is25ii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27
THAT BIG SALE.
Two million Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars for an Alaska Mining

Properly.
Captain James Carroll. Of the steamer
Ancon. fellows the sea because he easoys
Il, sud NJ, because be IA compelled % IN
ossl.sr q hRy brad and hnster.
A friend said TO hi4a yesterday.
~well, 1 aptain. | suppose yea VII re-
tire srosa the casamsad II tgse Anes'F, 'ssss
that yea have realised Ga y9af iaine
81 On. taa. saiae sasints. =
ssBE issUE,
Rcriicd the Captain II was Brought sp
On the wztcg Aasi expecs 10 50 TO sea ss loiag
Did yoa dispose Of ell your mining IN
ts.resss IA Alaska
-oh. pa. Sssa a. Interest tr see Iresss-
urII sasue ana several mice sGsoiiistiE y
The mine W ssia tbs otaeF DAY lssf $50,
go IS what i spassn -
.rEE RK8R's sEsr
Il Is 100 tcet loas sna fsEe ferf wssir, ard
.s.f3.sfsss ~ r.NzI sell tslfsr- w eGNe ssSs4s
yeessst lt u ira alamota drifAs. sad found y
10 be equally - Tics 'aias - the fsssa-
.fsen uay ai.i ron selifT
~Mcli. yea 49,. Aassrs &RsEy. powaes +.
FHfier fTeastx ea add ai3sit 9nHs7s TIE
Hears Nest the he9xsse Island AID tne
Exsss.i.sn rssres. al iSsaE side b. Ssie asssi
each as gsssa - tae sssasr. - az So = g
rgu1,4 ssf Z; csst ssesasso g. ssFtes>Is tzr
.s
"a tbs rt.sess @e rrssslzcrseA tis tseaf :
Farxl, 81 eooss.
&nd. 10 erlirr - s4isc aensF - 2evci2f
seE las.axlNs gslsnd sai Esssgss "a asif,s~.
~ ala ssas n. q. Nils IS -ee.a - ss7is2 -
ssssi ~ On thr Bears Ne1 Al IA Yef rcst-
s.s- snnu.n. a.ss ~ eaees ssle< g. Seii cat
rskhf
n hss ga ussi the Esa-'s Net;
ssTssc tAacs Fafnss. keAT's Nes'- is1afss
fzlats.s assss EStrassssf, AZ al 90 uSS = sAe
ssnss rsseg.ls. " refaesnss.f sissiiy, &sesii
Scls. Fnl8er. Marty. neNaag 9a4 1 eser
-ua.l hsags7 sNc r sF's N=s
& ~ 90 SIS xaaA thsts aSssss- ssey ~
7 fhls --Vrsy.sasalices af
vxa4 WEsIvuY sNSusraE@
"a E4strrsl Esssss,se- Kass VSst nc-;iz Win
ss,s ls.s s,,tilssf u isg OlytnFsa@G azs5 spent
several Sseas zf Tire aAtnf- 4hsf e,-A Z
F taErsex szvseiE slN0E, SD sssssi-.i taz.n-
stses thas cseFyE,s.ns aFs a. ss<t ~
us-fv sssssa re transfer, Na - Aafsa-
-3zlse,s s1r rs1ass 1Ts- - III sAF paf'
+ rhs-ers have s q tasHs Essi ! 's.'ss
facs8 saase = sai-s e. $3.50 = -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Nsbby Csressers. This Is chance thsi
seldom cones Every man in Seattle
should see our elegant line OF business aud
dress suits at SIS. Don't fall TO see them
at the Star Clothing House. - Commercial
street Kline 4 Rosenberg.