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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
pKRSoNAL.

The Doctors DSsrin, Of Portland. are
in Seattle.
Jerome Cailin and wife returned yea
ierday from Portland.
Captain +. l.. Marshall Is quite " 81
his residence en- Second street.
HI. YssleF IL still oonnued % bis
home. suffering from swesied ankle
Commodore saith waa sGecesifal N
reaching tbs S4uak coal fninss saoeay'
H. L. Elliott, representing uaSlton,
CARS 4 Co, Of FostoFis. OHIO, manu-.
taelurers Of printers epeetalties, spens
lsst night IN Seattle.
Nj. @. A. Matsou viii hereafter So
pegintend tue American DistEiet Ieie
graph service In this city, Valentine
Hail. the former superintendent, nav.
ine resigned. Mr.. Matson has hae
large experience IN che district tsie
eraph service % otter eitsss ana VII
doubtless manage she eSsiep IA Seattle
10 the satisfaction Of it, pstFens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

THErE ARErsrKp. - Aboot 4 month
ace two younS fellows arrived ere
from California. One vas very dafk
and claimed 10 be Q halt-breed Asxi-
ear. the other was much lighter and
elaimtd the same thing. Ihe oiecA
fellows name IL Charles Gormsz and
the lieht fellow goes by the name OF
Harry Wilson. Thtsa yeurR men did
nos appear 30 have any visible means 90
tappoFt. They weFe aott OF DANGERS
cr OF lunch Gends. Yesterday morptng
che bsfkeeper st the Pantheon ssioea
bad occasion 90 step out for minute,
and 90 his return be found Harry VII
san behind tie bar, going through the
ttll. Wilson denied taking anything.
hit the barkespeE missed 3 nve-3eliAS
aud piece, and uheB be eccastd ihe
felloV OF tskine ID, be laageineiy gave
tue. Later in the day. wien Mr.. W,
D. Alien. sae rrop ieter. erme & VI, q
discovered fhas 81 10. weieh be bad ISil
10 the iiil the preyi0us night foF change
bad also been stoieu. tie notified Tbs
chief Of police, VITO, on irQuiry, learn !
teaa Wilson bad left for 40 go1pe. ia
taeu tele0rAphed 20 the etief 50 Tace-
IA, Who replied that a mRn ansaefick
Tue description bad arrived there. Con
sable Caldwell took the 6fst bJat fel
70 soand, and last eight &c reterued "a
We Hayward Nith Nllsoa 10 eastodF
1ormsE vas arrested daring the after
eooo Cor cawplieity IL tie FobteFy sns
taeked co. The examiGstian OF oett
men viii take place to-day before jus
tise Jones
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

SUR OoMxzzcED.-The Western Nil
Company commenced suit yesterday, IN
the district court against John Keenan,
10 recover s55l "a, she amount claimed
to be due fer Lumber furnished the de-
PENDANT between the 30th day Of June,
1886. snd the Slsi dag Of December
1885. Mr. keenan, was az one time
largely interested IN the mill. being ore
Of It's stockholders a1d q member Of
she board Of trustees or directors. Thg
hard limes Of 1858 caught him With q
large load Of obligations on bic shoul.
dets. nHd after sqnaripg up So best b
osuld ke put bic paek upon his bach
and started for the miues. Falling "a
strike q big thing be returned IS far az
Spokane Falls, where be located and
O. mmeneed bis old basiness OF cen
tracing. II IL said he has bsen quite
successful, and when she Western Nil
Company RECEIVERS q Judgment against
him be will step up and pay Il like
little man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
KrMr.rrn's uwHEEL o. FOEEUEs. :.

KxmrsrxR's "wHEEL o. fOHTUHs. -
7. L. KsmpsieE, Of sprinRbEook fs@s
has made for himself an immortal plaet
!, she hearts Of he newspaper report
- al he present dag. he e the most
nroatfe ifsm mAkeF, sn TOE coontys
some sisss Aeo be sept esss Ter q large
II All 4 Cas- water wheel. which was
- Rave been paid for on ies arrival
Wben the wheel Sos here y wss
..,srkpd s.Keuapster Brothers, Spring-
sreak . and . number Of the creditors
~ tha Arm slapped attachmeOts on the
s-aeh,ne. "a ths amaaui q Sis, yesteF
80 Constable ThoFalan sold the vice
= satisfy IAe iadgmsnts, ard . gentle
80 nsnsed ~. L BleT, aReus for
"a, a o.. boaeAt IL IL. DARING TIE
80 4 "a also discovered that one 81
ne Ksmsssrs bad sold a loi, for weiee
- cords showed be bad no iliis
farshsT than . bond fer deed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
CONMuNIOATFD.

PaErLASD. Nov. IS. 1851.
MS DEAa Nh. WIsDoMi
Yoa nave reason 30 fsei proud Of the
saeeess az RabeFtiue. | have used
constantly for . whole year snd hnd y
heantifui and beneficial fuS she complex
lon. Ii possesses 81 tbe Qualities you
elat,a FOR il, and have m1ca pleasure
II accommodating is. The "RoneFline
paw,ser," s0ur latest edsition 20 tbs
Arslstic toilet, makes charming nnis1
ana = worthy % lee companion kooef'
tsoe. Yours truly,
JRANNTK WINSTON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
agsRLAxp PAssKEakhs.

Arrived 81 PortI2ad oysr IS Org q
A Csllforniss a q Bansnnafs, ID
Tsylos, J o Eueaeks, 4 . kstchsn and
vile. W II Liswslfyn. W wilson. 8km
Gown, A Hildnefh, " 4 aame, q a
Morgan, D Z Axis. Z Z BsAnb, Mrs 3
n Levy ard danRhttK. D n Williamson.
IA Harvey, Aibsri Simon and wife ana
danQhier, JuIins Aah, Baron > 1tesn-
berger. C0ant p kat46seh. and 3 eml
Rrspts.
Pessed Heron on sne Nor bern Psciec
Monday Iwo seoond-sisss passengers
for Portland. ons second class fox He-
aitle and feur Local 1rst-eiaea. q. u.
Chandler, Msa. q. b West afs auonR
thoss for Tacoma. There ara also eve
sscond class Ter Portland and eiesea
Lal.aia for Ida1n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

A Coon NorE.-Mr. MasDougall, Of
tae San Francisco store. sh0wed 3 re-
porter yesterday Q promissogy note
wrisssu With black ink en- piecs Of
backskin, which be Fecsived from q
rnan living IN sic interior. As far e
The texture is coneerUe1. tt is certainly
hins3inQ, a. Il Il guaranteed TO never
rio, and never tear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

~oTacz. FER Dollars re~aFc
LII be onfs fsr lpfo Fnaftcn
analrs TO ne a. ~ anu con-
ACTON Of aay sne found steAs-
lee copies o. siae Poss-sntellI-
vences d~glvoged ~ slse carriers
,ssouahous sno civ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
YUS on sKAr1s.



Tie clear ssld wsathsr darlne ths
psss wsek rssulied Ia eunpssifng ne
anpcah surfsss cs lake Urion q 3
depth Of several instss, shus aasrdiaz
tkSsa Of sur sisizsns whs can skate. an
opposiunisy q indaleiua Infhas hsaish-
fel an1 su5syahss exercise.
Eof etFefal daga vast snail pafties
have visited he lake, hal yesterday sne
indisafi0As peiutad 20 strongly 70 a.
pEoefbtEg f4llinR wsstkeE, Ghat al
hards, e. b soFt % caznu0n nausena,
iock . Day % 70 recall he pleasures q
chll1hosd 90 the Ice.
an EcR BOAR,
Wen modelled sad sqaippsd w4s
isuDcaed from tie Western mill where
. had been eonsaruetsd by thres Gen
fienen from way doWs EAST. where Bnch
things are quite eammon- This eFsft
vas fitted With sails, aud vent tkins-
The onis 6FaNhzak vas q Eafiiaient san
~ g 81 tlnes u usosiss power.
znx axATzns-
Onfy q small proportion Of ihoss VITO
visited tie lake vsntased on fhs les,
And - no time we're there more than
90 skaters going 81 once. Is us1ai,
there uas tue limid eiri. vho bad nsveF
tried 30 akate before. eiineine 20 her
coEnpani0n, and fqaeaiing ~ the top Of
Der v0iee Every tine sbe took q siep.
declaring thaf be knew ahe vonld fail
and kill herself. Then there was tte
tnischisxous boz. VITO kHsw inss enough
about skating 20 be in svefyb0dS's way,
~ 81 times and ~ ali places. Among
tie rumbsF on the leo we're
soME Kx0EILEAT sKAzEEs.
Among The lady skaters, Of whom
thsFs we're many, Mrs. p. kfedeFieks
was b FAR the most gracesni and prod
eieni ~ the art. Henry Crawford, JF.,
late Of Chicago, bat noa Of Seattle,
vas conceded 70 Be the best sknfsF
amonR tie gentlemen. George w. Hall, /
thonRh q resident Of this coast, has noe
forgotten b0s be did Is when 9 bog. |
and vas admitted b be q good second, |
eith Chas. II. KittinReF, John A. PaEk |
ard q nnmbsF Of Others, oonteslinQ for |
the third place on the list amsDR the |
Reptlemea.
WHAT THKH WORK.
The weather was very cold, and as |
the skaters we're ali bundled up In /
Wrsps sud 0vsrcoafs, IL was impossible /
70 describe their wREdrobea. Most Of /
The skateEs used the new tangled elHb 4
SKATES that sors1 on 10 the boots and /
shots, and there was . great scarcity OF |
the old fashioned tnEnsd 40 skates
WITH their multiplicity Of straps and
buckles. One man, stfaBgsF, ep /
psaFed on The ice With q homs made
pair Of skates. whish his father used /
uken be Nas q boy, and when he csme
eut be uas TIE observed Of ali obseFv-
tEs, end one OF the email boys wanted
10 ''ahoos the akaies.
TIE TKHBIsATIoN.
Darkness bad 20 tsrrors for those
: 40 had entered heart and soul into
she sport, and huge bon fires vera
buiided Oh the shores 10 light the merry
skaters on the vay, IS night drew her
mantle close about her, and pinned Is
with star. But pleasure 10 q heeting
thing, and no ons appreciated that fact
more than She n cry makers on skates,
when as seyen O'Clock the snow COM
meuced TO fail thick and fast, and In
an hour the ice vas covered with
heeoy coat 81 fully an inch ia thickness.
and skating IA Seattle for the yeaf 1888
passed into history.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
FonmALLx OPxNKD.-The new bead

FORMALLY OPxNED.-The new bead
quarters Of The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was formally open
"a last evening. Tee programme COZ
sisted OF music furnished oy members
~ the various ch0irs OF tha city, ard
addresses bv Rev. Clark ID. Davis. Rsv
Sir. Loy sHd Rev. Ar. Eiiot. The old
sariety tbeater has gone through a
grand Transformation. TIE bar Room
has been converted into an eatine
room, the auditorium into q seamsn'I
bethel and the gallery boxes into deep
ing Fcous.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
fHE WBAxHRR ACROSS rEs
M0NNTATNE.
EEnccRa nsncrns knouxn auax n
Eow zE2o. Asb EuzE vKzx ecksrz

ExnccE1 n1nuns kaouzn nuax n
how zEzo, AaB EuzE vKz1 sckscz
Al csaloek yestesdxg maxning Cap.
tain MsAllsp's shernametsg reeisisrsd
DEGREES sboss nsro. he - Asa :
eisss wassh q iks usathsr on fhs souns,
and declares shsi 70 bs ths loves safek
yet rashed b his thsrmozetsr. whiak
g exposed on ahspboAgd. 10 tie barber.
k1Aa6T0a14s8 fteEm0Eaeler has nc4 BE- .
q1lte - iow. - any time With these
f4clz before ~ befnrs aB4 mors eroul.
inG y indaiRed. lets look aer0ss the
1g1ntains nad ZEE bon our EasteFn
eea1nason brothers asd sisters are ct
tsnR along. a eoEEeapoudeEt &c Sp3-
Kane k4ils, en- Saturday evening. sels-
aEaphed e. fosiouHs
Ihs weather e yesterday aza tnaeF
has nssn excessively e1sd- Last Night
q spokane tie thermoreter to7ched
q belo9 xsFes TIE l0wssi psini On record
exeept January IS, 1883. when Il Was =.
- the Gear d'Alene. the thsEmome-
tsf vest dswu te34
A. Fost Hpskans Il Was - and 81 Be
~ - +aft - aAu - o4Et . POINTS u Tie
RAionss eountry. Tonight premises %
Be eQa8lly severe.
Tns keotsnaf hiss not YET been 70
paired, bat ig is expscted that shs viii
make tbs attempt 90 cross Cosur d'AleDa
lske iomsrFow. TIE lake 10 nov 9 solid
shest Of toe. The absence AZ Steamboat
navigation bas caused considerable IN
consenfeuoe IN tha minea, and this
eyening's telephone report states that
Wsrdner Is in darkness. thsTe heing no
eozi oil IN the camp. aud some of the
neoessaFies Of life are giving oat. II IL
20 be hoped thar tins stesmboaf will be
a. e 20 force her way through the lake,
e tue Fourth Of Jolly canyon q almost
imuassabie.
All trains are delayed. the wet bauad
tfatn arriving thiFEy-tWo hc1rs behind
time.
The coal supply Ia this city, and, in
fact. thFo1RhOut the entire e0untFy, Is
nov entirely ouf."
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

PuzEsAE- - TIE funeral services over
sks ssmains Of tie iats Kate MAuees
took plaes on Sandag 81 Gross q Oe.s
ar Asr,akipQ establishEent. The SET.
-son was pFsaehad b. RsT. Mr.. scott, Ct
shs Free MssbOdist CA1rce. and tet
hosy as foFlowed 30 TIE grave BY
namber % fFiends.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

No trouble 20 sell goods a. the pris @
they are marked. We are determined
10 open oGK new stores With neW good ..
Remember, We will offer cur entire
stock Of black goods and silks Monday,
10th % 2lst. Tokiss q SsbRerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Fzksnlsr Or. Pass-IaklEosaar.i
euxnaMm csuEx.
Lpon The cgnxenlna q fhs cart q
- oaeioek thtS naorninns 9 Geeistcn
saz rentsrsd ID 10. 81, Casanhia 4
fnsee 1oa11 Railroad UeUpauy ~
Willard g Hawfhsrn. af4Fwtng shs
S21Enn1k 81 kAa enast beiaW. oBininn
- lesizos Lanafasd al e1acufKinE
1ne district e1aKt awarded Haufhosn
$1,000 daEaeea Tor fBiuEies snstaiasd
while waEkizR IN appeiinnf's saw mill.
Aiso u No. b8l. Hiram Thomas ~ \
D. hhtoo. opaasgu sfHsmicg decision q
ecaEt nel0w w9a read b. Sustles Allyn.
Saztiee Infnar o1ne1rxfrg. A dtsaent-
InR ePlnion VS. Fead b Jusiies Lang
In No. So. v. J. Looksst q Company
". y Baker 4 Co. The iac9men1 Of
tne conKs bel0w vas reversed. Optnfen
b. Jasttee Turner.
IL ths matter az ahe praese6inaa
against ID. r. Ballard, the dafendzlt
appeared u person and demuEred 70
TIE pellfion. AFRnuaent wns then heard
upon The dennFrer Whlsh consumed tie
entire moEnfHz session. Tha demurrer
was 0yerrulsd. Justice AGlyn, aaainsf
whom Mr. Ballard has psefsrzsd ehaxa-
e. retired fFon the bsnch during tka
RrRumena.
Ihe elcsinR afRument In the White
case vii Be heard this afternoon.
Services we're held Ii 81. Johnaa EpiB-
copal ahnruh morning and evening. yea
ierdAy. Rev. Mr.. Wilson. q VanccuvsR,
officiating.
Yesterday morning she meRszry reg
istesed tW0 degrees below zero &c tbs
signal seFvios offiee. THIS IL ths coolest
during the ten years this once has besn
established here. Sergeant McGsvern
attributes the extreme cold all over the
country 10 the succession Of one cold
wagaso closely cpon the heels Of an
other, which did NOS give the aamos-
phefs time % regain ifs normal temper
atnre and waa the cause OF The severe
atmospheTie depression from which the
whole country h Suffering.
GovfKnoE Eemple hes approved the
application Of tie following peFsuns 70
Be appointed notaFies public: E2eaT
Lehman. Of Wans Walla; i. d. Yves
fall. OF Spokane; .. T. Forest, Of Che
halls.
The Hayward took away q carload Of
hoep poles, this morning, eonsiened 20
Lucas q To-. Of San Francisco. They
were brought here from Tenino over the
olympia d Ohehalie Valley railroad.
Olympia, Jsu. l6, 1883.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

"fhas is the greatest medicine ia this
world" said Me-. Marphy. Of the Ocean
House, % be Stepped into stewart
drug store. sGive me another bottle OF
yuuF Star Cough sgrzp." noSO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Yesterday was a cold day in the police
courts. Jassios soderbeFR had nothing
70 DO but toast his shins IN front of big
Ore, and contemplate over his chances
for reelection.
Justice Jones bad little business, bus
he dispatched Il very qaiekly. Thomas
Murray came up before htm on q charge
Of petty iaRcepY. It seems the evening
before be beuame thirsty, and not having
any money, and nos liking cold water,
Be stale q demii3hn OF wine, and after
drinkinQ bis fl, treated bis thirsty
frienda Fer this he Got swenty days IN
iaii.
James Murphy, 9 sort Of worthless
tramp, who has annoyed the police con-
siderable Of late, pleaded guilty OF be
ing drunk and cisaFdeEiY. and was
given thirty days 10 the eocnty tail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Domestics. low. very Low, under cost.
Gore and examine our stock. We are
going 20 move on March lst 10 our new
palace. We will NOS move any goods
from cur present quarters u ioS prices
uiil cell them. Black goods and silks,
10Th 20 gIst. Texas & Sineerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

SxcoxD HAND eAFE ROB SALE OnRAP.
Gross 4 Co.. at "a Front street, have
= lsrSa Chicago IRE ana burglar proof
safe for sale ohesp. H-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Closing cot our entire stick. Ask 70
zee tire ana jersey We are selling 81 "a
cent? 1t Chester Cleary's-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

SOC. A lice Of hair stsipe vide ladies
cloths all Esduced to 50 cents. Wemasl
Close oct eur stock. Chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

For your groceries 20 70 q. @. S1AnT-
Up 4 Co, corner Third and Spring. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

rhsan. very eheag; 50 dsEsn imported
Ssxopy aud eas1mers toiAni &C.
Hghe, aafk and hlaeh; reoaeeo " =.
per paif. Carpss sale, January ie'n 'e
siss Toklae & StnReEL1hn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

zoe and $50. A lot Of 20 and As inch
all pure wool dress goods reduced to 4
and % cents at Chester CleaTy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
TIE rKusrzATIoS.

No store on the PaoiAc Coast can
oier sou sueh bargains. Corssts, all
sizss. from 15a Up; line % 81 esrsets
for COS. Black goods sale, JAnHaEy 18th
20 2Ist. Toklas q Elngerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

sse. Ss inch plalds sedocsd 10 26 ota
o. Chester Cleary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Great values in blAck goods and silks
Aonaay. January 10th 10 2lst. All Of
oar ssoek viii BE- cold AZ last wsek's
2Eices. Toklss & SinReFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
: DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. ::

2o7 yards fancy stripe Flannel 23nch at 500
Removal Sale Price 24c.
800 yards 5Onch unbeached Table Damas retail price 4Oc
We will not move them, all go at 17c.
pieces 54nch striped Assibett Suitng we sold
at ST. it goes for Soc
We also have ID pieces pepper and salt mixed 56nch
Suitlng sold at 81, it goes at &C.,
1000 pieces full Standard Print mo Shoddyl sold at 90
They go in our Removal Sale at &C. Only SOC. worth
sold to each customer.
80 pieces 56inch Turkey Red Table Damask we sold all
season at 75c, it goes for 25c.
64ths White Satin Damask Table Covers worth $3.50 They
go at &c. only 80cI
ESQ Dozen 16x24nch Huck Towels they import So
They go at 81
Turkish Towels 81, old price 1925
100 pieces Crash all linen 14nch It goes 40 worth loo
736 remnants, Oacoes. Ginghams, Fannes Cloths
Goods Muslins Crashes Towels they all go
at 25o the dollar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

loo. A big let of . cent dress goods,
splendid styles 10 select from, all re-
duoed 90 10 cent? at Chester OlearY'e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Ask A ioa Of slIk egnorotdsred
;srseys rsaueei 10 81 s. .. ClsaEyA
IeoKs IKE TusTsrs7. - tbe Lsks
share ana Eastern rsaa have purchased
,,on the aasnss. Csssz & o., Of 50
Frost ssreel, smother Of those large
ssf,hiearos ssfes. Il b . very large nFe
vrccf. snd d a hsaEy weight for papar
TaiiFnad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Cssh vs.. credit. @. @. 6TAzruR 4 Co.,
grceers fhird and Spring. se14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
REAL ESTATE TRAxsRERs.

ICE. A Inns Of all silk Ehadanes r.
duced 10 70 cants II Chester CieaFy'e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

IS. A los o. SIS fsnsy tiiss &c
sus,a 70 IS csnts 81 Chester CisaFss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Gents' furnishing Roods 81 any price;
clothing almost given assay. OaFpss
sale, 18th 70 2ist. Toklas 4 5inQermau.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
IHIOSIIIEIRTYT : Observation-Disclosures

PRICES THAT CLOSE AT ONCE
per
Hosiery odds and per
1O I2Ic, DR.
u ~ Id e IL W. Il - IL.
Odds and ends Chdrens Underwear on the dollar
medcated Lambs Wool
manufacture regular price 81, to each.
"N ~" Ladies
former price
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

washirrton Territory Dental ana
ph,sograUhio Dspot. "A full sapRiy q
100 prices A. B. eEEWAsT . Oo.s 49, -
sists ~ ~ :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

We have rs pieces dress goods which
vs sold ct 81 which We thcuRht too Rood
20 sell a. 60e last week. They 60 Nom
day az 25c. Carpet sale all week, 18th
70 2Ist. Taklas 4 SinReFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Your orders will &c called for, give rs
trial, q q. STARTUP 4 Co., grocer
Third an Spring. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

25s q yard. Fur trimming reduced 10
g cents az Chester rlsary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Blankets and comfoFteFs all reduced ;
change Of hrn sale 90 Chester Oleary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
pMrslCIAxs AND suRanoNa
On. a, b. LOnCAkER

. RADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY
" o. Pennsylvania, makes . SPECIALLY
u diseases Of the Eye, Ear and hroat
treats private, chronic 2nd skin diseased
tsemcFes cancer. tuEncIs and ulcers with,
at pain or uae Of the knife.
Once corner Third and CharTy Btroets
Hours. Q q m. to pm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

sTl<e. A Iot Of eli wool dress good
At CassaeF CieaFy'@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

25s. Ladies and Misses al wool hne
cashmere hose reduced - p cents (
change OF firm sale a. Chester Oleary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
Gents Furnishing Goods.

BIZ KEEP YOUR HEAD SUPPLY FOR
THE NEXT YEAR. REMOVAL PRICES!
ExT1Ao7 DINA X BAFRG O..
shaker pair. California Gray SOC each.
Camers Hair Drawers 62I
do better
red all shirts Drawers,
In 2Se dozen.
REAT CUTa
DnwIM al
alwOoseu tbse2 Meas
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