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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Bes, values in dress materials. Cleary.
PAUL GIDDIHGS g OBS FREE.
raK SHOOTING or ANDERSEN u jusriffxp
MORE FAcrH Apour Tan CAeE.


Paul Giddinss. the lad Who bfsvs!y
defended his mother and sister By put
ting bcllst into tie man vho assault
cd them, vas discharged last evening
by Police Justice Jspss. on molten OF
Assisting Prosecuting A,tofnsy Piles.
The testimony vas Substantially the
sarue as puhiisbed In the Posr-lSrKLII
orscsR Yesterday morning. It Vas ad-
mt.ted on all banda that the shooting
vas iustiflable and the lad vas fuliy eK-
onstated. Hts Judgment in shooting
The mao was praised. although ihe re
mark most frequently heard vas tcst
| he should have aimed his Winchester
higher and killed the man on the SPOT.
Ia happened that the gus the man bad
vas not loaded, bot this fact Was not
| then hpovn. Had tbs eun been loaded
| the man might have killed sil OF then,
| even after receiving the wound which
| caused hts death.
| Raj Who ia the uanf While be has
ne, been positively idsni,fisd taere sP-
p.ars 4, be no aoabs that be Is the SAINT
nlan Who Deputy Sherif fsaeen s.ys
was placed In jail last vefk 90 an orsisi
| from the probate court. before whies
the man had hesu brought for the pos
psse OF irquiring into bis sanity. ID
Was released from jail March 10Th 40
aersou vas q native OF sxetfen. Ia
was ahons Ave and q half feet tall. ligh
eompleston, high cheek bones, woTe
mcstache. and ssuehy growth o.
hasrd. He VS. dressed 10 vofkins
clothes. lie wore blsck trousers ana
oyeralis. He wore five shirts besites
hlus ovsrshirt. His clothing tndicate<
that he vas q man Of clearly habits. q
syerythsre ayyesssd clean.
Willis some are disposed 10 tAios th'
man vas ersSy, the large rumhes o
ksys feasd ea aim Indicated thai B.
Gas prepared 90 open sEy ordinary loci
he tried. IL IL pos an snoSa1aoa thin
10. men 10 feisu insanity sud secrr
sltsu,icns ard relief vtish they vonl,
net otherwise receive. Another sas
,,,,lan Circumstance to shsi he srSses-es
AZ a hriek yard near Alb point The ds,
} h. fore the shooting sct his face vz
thsu srcsreniiy saesArsd ~sts ink a. ]
"a s,sarise esssself lie acted reeaiiss
~ Ia caiiee eifeics ii Is tee1ehi q .
apAT,soa was = mare 81 isss seSor
rli.hed bareiss and thai he fesgnsd ia
sNniiy and ceutset< h.s eg<fSIisns Il
susa 4 Wv that II ARRESTED ne wo14a b
shle 90 eel 40 shs esfcns- tess be al
pos Of sound uiEd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Lsxty REAL ESTATE MOVEMENT. 80
Yesterday WAS very Avely day In zeal g.
asseircles. Since the last repoit OF the IN
sssnsents fleA for recori In the county
sadiso efsscc forty eight have been flee.
" these t~euty-aiN we're deeds. nc
sscfasc OF the considerations Was una
kaAsly lArsc. ecink fraetso. over ss'ssi,
~ aggregate OF the considerations
euaceet;nx 10 So 40. The highest coa-
s1terssten Was $500, There were three
1sw~an easa1 and sNxa, eleven essw een
wee Ana SSiee and ths remainder in
.<sslies suatS II is suggestive fast that
" serln time TIE proportion OF GeScs 70
Ne Instruments ased has been sfsaualsS
sessssias. Much real estate 10 the o.eef
- 81 the city S changing hands AMI =
Sses 2Grchascd 10 = large extent ~ neH
ss.e are ar have hesc for ions time N
sassssss ia Soat1la
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
Silk Department.

All colors. Shaded surah silks At. II ~
BIack satin khadAmes. fne quality.
O-inches wide A.. .; -, -
2l-inch black RhadAmes At. ......- ..*i ~
20 inch block gross grain elk n. ..yoc
Every yard Of black silk we sell y VA ~
ranted. We are the only house u inc
northwest that buy our black SILK direct
Every color Of Fables at..............$!o ~
A fun line Of Metres. all colors. a.. ! q
Inch black Eaille ct. ................ ~
We arc the only. direct pufcnseen 2,
black Sroe geain silk from the ceienfAtee
fsctory OF uivernand Bros. kvery yArd
al silk manufactured BY this hrm 70 war
ranted for one year. We give the gua ,.
fsctnrv we refund the money. warranted
not 10 crack, pull, or wear greasy.
81 inch black groe grain, WArrAntco,
at ..s--.-.. ..s..''.s...
20 inch black gros grain. warranied ..
20 inch black gros grain. warranted, A.
Al.........s..s..s...'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
Raglan and Newmarkets

Second aoor. Take elevator.
In al tho latest English cloths we have
the newest French deaigns In Newman
kots and Raglaus for travelling and steam
Or use. They are well worthy Of your In.
spectior.
markets.
London made walking jackets.
PAr.s wfApa
All on second floor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
Shoe Department.

Spring opening Of mems. ladies', misses
and children's fine foot wear.
We open our new store In this depart
mont with large and varied assortment
Of the latest styies Of shoes for ladies.
misses. children and men. 70 which we
invite special attention.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
Carpets and Upholstery.

We received ThursdAy, April 9th.
go pieces Tapestry Carpets.
3 peices MoQuette.
10 pieces. 2 ply. Ill weol-
- pieces. 5 ply, al wool.
90 pieces Cotton Chain.
In ell over zoo pieces TO supp.y
tho whole Of Washington Territory.
A full sock Of window curtains Ant
portiefs. Swin and nottingham nets vii
b sold cheaper than ever before.
100 pieces Scrim. Is inches wide. 1t. =. 81
90 pieces Now Pattern Body BrussetI
will b opened Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
NOT LOST. BUT SAVED.

Jscoe svssser, Of Hslens. ko1s-. saysi Il
szs sagsrsnG from ~ snaRxAy es1 cold.
Ny lznss sers ear AMI consesesf ] eunnllt-
e. Coz az shs tess physicisas Of HsieaA sAese
psesrsffssas fssise - rsa;svs - bseaDe
alarmed aad hAd abcat gfveA up. AZ III
ssSssss ae1 Il frirsA I purchases hcesis Al
Ack9's EnSsisA k~aeds fof eosshs sad sssdA
md sfs~f tAktaa u scrzea1ns b esreettoaA sas
eanpssesiy ease1." Lee1ers st0liAs - tae
secvs ~ rsefseA sally. Ths -foes - Aex-s's
gnssah Refaesy "a u .AseAs ans iaAss n
su0seAtng Exrvs cos. Asa fer ssshmA yh0ap-
AG esaGh. cesas 40 eroep. q - eeyca4 go
passsaa 70 chs gppsr.tkosa 6Drso1rod
ssa eta D. . eT1uAR8 Alsly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

F0e0oA0AD AA1AA0KD.-Ino BOARD
Of directors Of the Seattle Rod and Gao
Club have arranged the following pro
aranms Of elsb shoots fos the ssason Of
1888. -Four matches Ut = blue-fooka
each. Is single and pair. to Be held on
Thursday, April l9sh. NAY 18th, June
llsh and July 18Th American rules 10
govern. Only one back score allowed
70 be shot Up At any one match. The
shooters have besu divided into three
classes, on the basis Of their lest yeas's
record, % follows: Sixty Per oeas. and
over. r. NcNanehs, VIM. Robert1en,
L. q. Booth, +. B. Boafman, VIM. No
Donald, Jas. West. A. Hsxkes, II. No.
Aickeu, j. Collins, 4. 3. Clarke and H.
Il. Lewis. Between forty and sixty peR
osrt.-E. A. etsout, 3. Hunter, W. A.
Hardy, W. n. Harris, VIM. MoNast, T..
D. Brown. W. 4. Perry, r. A. Pontius,
=. @. Kirk. W. Il. Thosnell and W. h.
Humphrey. Forty per cent. and below
"a. q. White, r. 4. Pumphtsy. W. W..
Nevlin, A. A. smith and y. KenvAfd.
Shooters not above named 70 be eIassi-
fied by the board Of directors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

fsfFiSG SkaTTtE--iAmss NcMutt-ta
sscesss eHsinoeT q the Dag yer ard kio
assats railroad. Clark LipS MoSsrs.
AAaAtn. Bray ARD pittaorN all fron
sssossce arr tH tho eiiy taoktnS arou &
- shss basis ilfTS 10 for che ciAisy ;
SO cites en- saa CoAst. ana win b TIE
ssinS city q shs northwest ia = Zee
tesy PEoaO11oc Tho city all that
aeca said "a ~ fAyag and Ssy rs
s ~.r NtA 10 hsightsr than Il il ROW
1sss- Ahr@e acalismen arr all rail-
eent7sctSrs. and ssve sscea In hors.
- F'epasirg h,es TO the railroad ia
Essssaents 10 b. made GA snake river.
- & sts'aA aaa<s fsvosahly fdz the satuTv
~ an sVeGiGzliy Is cne n The rftss
ard mess pqyal0as states IN ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

running the free and shelves filed
being quickly served
pronounced appointed goods
certainly have tried very hard % make
land
Puget
that
pledge
will
just what Something will be
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

A TorAL Loss. The captain O; tho
steamer LILY states that the hull Of the
ill fssea steamer Bob Irving still lee inn
eeaaes in the sand. lusi below Balls rife
y hero IL drifted immediately after the
explosion some ten Gays ago. The huh Is
cos nearly gnder water. and from ap
p.Arsnce q ssli; in two from bow d
ssrrn. VIA: 10 isft % the boiler lies ca
Inc rifle, " here IL struck after IL aerisl
rlshs. Captain Hartman gave il 81 III.
cpsniou ths; the steamer " Il prove q
total loss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Full rsselsiicr 9. 4. l. suits. Of Walsh
tie STAR GoshiEe Eo5se Is TIA asknaxi
eags q headquarters. are warranted 81
vp.l snS urt o. fzae. N.ss every sssl
We pssseut Two ssts q buttons sra q
A. Il. CAGE. CsEas.ste eEt6i, SIC, SIC
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
CUTAWAY SUR
PaINCE ALBKRr AUlrx.
Spring and Fall ovsrceass.

Broun mined Melton, SILK laced. all vosi Ga %
biue vide seas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 %
Gray vorstsd. siik faesd. 10 %
Yauey csssimers. silk fsos aad edge 80. 10 %
Brown wosstsd iDponed, silh fscod 80. II %
Black ooskscrsw imported worried siik
tecsn zee. .-s..s....sss......- ........ Ii %
Fancy imported weed. aiIk lined ...... 70 %
faoey ispposts1 wonte1. siik fsesd. - 20 %
hsova impUrted vide vale, silk fneed =. u 90
light imported worstsa s5anits, siIk
linso ...-................... Is %
And many others Of lover grade, and hsavy
coasa. II dsstr-d.
Ths boys' and Chlldrea's Deparsnsnt ID On
The second toof tTAkx THE ELEVATOR,
and VIII be found tbs mott eenpsess one his
10 Of Chicago. We Invite all nothsss 70 esvs
~ cab end Inspect s0f splendid steek fne
their little onse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
White aud Wash Goods

We have the cream stock 49,
30 900 yards Lawn at = IL, ~
An elegant assortment OF Anderson
4 fusi line Of spr,pgtide Checks and
strfpes- e.
Is hoxes assorted Cling hama from AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
BOILER VI RKS FOR SALE.

nR WILL K1cKASsB FOR IMPROVED
OrA estate, tia esssss vashs knsva a.
sSs oa.es csy Betss warhs, lsc4ts3 @ ool-
zaa's <karf snxfze aas looas 81 nee ssa .
srss class sAxy,e. saa pay es ssf< &c As.A-
Fer pszss<ulssf tsSuhFs a
aDOk6D b. AbAsR
spoo oen1nn 1Afa0ars csD{Aag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

rs cents buys the b.ss fitting shirt
waist ever shown in Seattle, at the Star
Clothing House, 20S Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Cheaper grade Of q. A. Il. suits q -,
&C, Is, with too acts OF buttons. which,
color u not warranted. by the Star Cloth.
Ing House. Kline 4 Rosenberg. apis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Nev ,ilk lustess, new alpaca Iosters,
usw Siciiian iosssFs, In black and col
ors. Chester Oieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

- ,1sasurs o. tss Or "a G.
q Tayjor. wife SD nuxse- y
81 wp TsyI0E ssd wife. M J =
-. j Bebcock ed wife,
49, b & Green. wife snd shtid; =
~. Mu r = AhhsE NJ = =
I. J 3 Syst Mis- a < YET
fS.ysls. Mr. " Lsne,s. - =
Ar vGnay2 80 -
SS. a 4 0snofne y = cT
y ~ W1fa, W - B rkes. and Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Ksises William has contsibuted 700,-
600 marks TO help along she Berlin
opera. u VS. peseiesly ~ ameant Of
! last years deficit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

oG's erss class sefs dere al rAss In
4 Co.'S. secosad street, en- Francs, Wall
fsysr, CT snythics 10 sesAr JEe-
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WIZ or szlcxxxs on.


sde9zR7 eocBnANH Asoc9nD IT AyoTHu
ArxENPT Ar IAN sxBAKfys.
Sheriff CsehTzoe - co1c iuded 10 pzses
irons % 81 ths prssoaen Ia tn eoen1y IA
vao are charged with q convicted d sri
ca ogsnAez. 1t viii BE- rsnsahessd that
10 winter. when thefe we're . large nnnhes
Of psiscatu h tae jAil. the sheriff became
alarmed for TIE saEeey OF his pEisooers. asd
is addition % piacinx nan % gard daring
The nsght. and sseeping uuch 0s TIE tine
hinself IN his o6cs over tse tAil. shsckies
were iasseasd 90 the ankles Of Friedrich. -
be q that time vas considered The most
dangerous psisoaer In the Jail Not infre-
nofses during The night. Ead woaid Aster-
wards uAks . close exaa.natiou Of the
cells for anything which esaid be used BY
the prisoners to eject their escape. The
most serious attempt was made vhen KID
White, Joe Dunn. apd some other eisver cad
experienced criminals were 10 the jed. II
viii be renembered keys 10 al the koeks ex-
ceps oae we're found A close watch and
strict examination OF The jail at Intervals
has prevented anything Ike . serious at
tempt as breaking ozs since thxt time. al
thosgh sererai sHsempss have been made
The latest attempt has jass been 6scov-
cred. Randolph. the man who vas brought
from Colombo on . charge OF Asaaifing
George II Preston, Was discovered attempt
ing 70 cut one OF the bars By which the win
dovs ere guarded. A search was made for
his ''toolsr and after good deal Of trouble
. case knife with nbcked edge, like ~,
was found 10 one of the eels. IL was vesy
servicesble tool. and bad Randolph not been
disturbed be eoaid have soon cut his way
out Sheriff Cochrane hes frequently said
that IL Is wonder the prisooers did not -
cape. Notwithstanding the vigilance shown
BY the guards. One Of the windows OF the
jail Is 10 close 10 the street thaS it would b
. small matter 70 provide the prisoueu with
tools. % keys. or FIRE arms This occurrence
revives the interest taken last fall In the
subject Of erecting new jail
@. A. r at>eatton-rbs star ClothinG
Houss y hsaAQaastsRs for @. 4. =.
suits. Thaoo 01ltD ere especially mo6e
for @. 4. =, and are indigo btss flannel,
mnda nm Win oValof0 % the bottOnD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Mothers. viii IL gag The siGse 10 patch
yoar s-rs' pants wien yea can eas q
acssos bey's suit ~ tl-a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

$500. $500. $500.
Our price this week for q nobby lins
of spring suits. Kline 4 Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

irusrse eisp.ax % latest gylss
- sasss a. teV star Coshins Ho1se.
uensstrcaAl street..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Lace curtain nets. eur big purchase h
going fast, ve ere calling them q 800 on
the dollar. Ohestee Oiea4y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

The latest Ssv York styles IN meas
ssa hay.' sprinS closhire al the Star
Glazing Roass. &C. CcEsGsrciai street.
nitas 4 Boseanssg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

sEauous Yesterday after
noon George Dorffel, the real estate
agent, while driving on Dearborn and
Eleventh streets met with q very bad
accident. IL seems that bis horse took
fright and ran away. throwing him ont
Of the buggy, splitting bis head and
dislocatipg one Of his shoulders. He
vas taken 10 his home, where he
sounds we're dressed and his shoulder
set. While his Injuries are very serious
thew are not necessarily fatal. and the
many friends OF Mr.. Dorfiei hepe to
hear OF his speedy recovery. At the
time OF the accident be Vas driving one
Of the horses which ran away and
caused the death Of james Craig fe z
weeks ago. Al the recent sale Of those
horses Mr.. Dordel boueht one for tl07
r,t shia Ont and "a f0g vet aRif WhRi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Hoass and iot-Ninth and sesvart. 10 feet
from stsces cars. nsv houss. WITH paid Up
insurance policy II 9io00 for three years.
Price. $3.50
rvo lot. on Second street, overlooking The
hay. $500 each.
The best and cheapest u manufacturing site
ia Seattle.
Commercial street property 81 low aSur-s
and cray tsemA
Reur lotA. with ho1se, o. nadison street.
three quarters u mile fram poroskee. $500
Also
TIE tnr0e farm IN ktRg county. viii bsaa.
tifal ervtrons, thG vii pay . % pr cent
proAt 10 the invrstoe IN Ill Donths-
The psopatiss listed sbove are bona fds
~ esias and Are open for ave days ssis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Dress goods. bix arrival Of rsw Soods.
Chester Cseasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Steve wood ct Seattle wosd Yard 10,
e. 90 load. Ak9-S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

p. Csntemsei d %. kid Gloves, rev
lot. Chester Cleasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Nuslin underwear, big drives. ",
bought them cheap. Chester Clesry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

q. A. u. suits. The Star Clothing
HOUSE, tbs acknowledged headquarters
for full regulation q. a. T. suits.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

II yen want q bargain In lots 7 and 8
block 81, Maypsrd's addition, call 90
Pemphrey & Hanford. Commercial
street. ap >
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

Cut this cot and see for yourself what
25e, SOC, 65c vill buy al the star Cloth
inc House in striped. Baibriaan mcrino
puder ear. Kline a Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13

xsssak.Rs tee pssise vsry Indy far Their
FA.ruaaes h tie past. psrsnis me 10 ~ tkss
Aitbo1eA sster rnAtErs seitasrstsoa. extend n
svef perfa1 Of ssAay aonfss ] have pal
fcsf dollar tn rseoystfns and 1ring nr NJ
e>E" 80 JaBes G-ses. yss AZ ed psfr0ns
ssAzy o. sh@za save zste reh In sAe PAS
s&sns years. Are yzss - seaeoss sow. If teeyTl
Only vsee tA-is sess . iAes evsr were hsfove
] sSsxs the so1f aasiaes. and tAss tAe bssin-ss
vi be coaf1asra Endss the AFm nans AEs
ssyss u 0CY oA1I-kroH PHIxyET,
0Ank9 sa1 Hal ERaas 1szksr,
Ssn<s slssse ns.a1sa n. 2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-13
BoYa SUITS.
Chiidrs,'s shsss Passs suiss,

Blse flannel sailor ssifs, 8 to 10 ys>s, n n
1iss nseeei miller sutss. 10 10 ysaas . 70
Bus aAi Del ss.iof sniss. 70 10 years. -. 70
hlae flannel sAslos soitA, q 10 10 yeass 8 60
Josses In cashmere sssceJ, all wool 4 a
yosisa in gray piaid, oil sso 4 20
Jostss 10 brown pbs3d. ali wool ...... 4 "A
Jssies In brown pisid, all wool ........ : 40
yossss ir cray pisa. ali .oeI ....... a
Zssies fancy strips. eli weoi ........ a.
Jes.es Ivesd. eli wool ...........,..gs =,
Jss3es fancy cassfmsss. eli sooi. 49, 10
yosiss fancy eahesEnsru, ell wool 4,
yssfss Norfolk fancy esssnsss, Oh wool. 5 10
Jessie, Norfolk eofkscrcv. vssst~d. ali
s1Oi...- .....ss.ss.4.... a
Josies bise noefoik cofk.erevs. vossirsl 4 -
losses bisch ssrfosk csrkscrsvs. wosussd : n
Jostes fsscy Imported vosss.s. . 40
Joal,s fsscy inports1 vossssd = a
Js.iss fang inSorisd sostes -. II, ~
Asy Goeds VaEoas.sd MY 30 sx.urnsa .,s
sxcssns ed. Or asxsy refunded 10 shey are M.
ueeu sod raipjurea- Goasseeas fssa@sos -,
all and saisiiy ase price. ~ tsOsble b shos
% SyFfsEx
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Fancy Goods.

IAAie, seal leather pocket books. ieetn-
or tined, oqidized corners and cias0s' Nv
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Artificial Flowers, Ostrich
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The Clifton clarion., 1888-12-26

speed, intermediate gears mesh into pinions on each end of the armature shaft. Voltage 40, dy- namo a mile off. Two hoists of this kind are to be operated on the circuit, besides a ten-horse- power motor of standard shape.
 The aerial tramways now being put on the market with electric propulsion, promise to become important factors to haulage. The cables on which the cars are sus- pended are the conveyors of the current; being properly protected by covering plates, and small mo- tors are placed on each car. The ease of operation and control and and other advantages of such a system, will doubtless make its early introduction almost ne- cessity.-Timothy ". Sprague, $.
The Clifton clarion., 1888-12-26
A Palace of Salt.

The people of Salt Lake City are contemplating the erection of a great Salt Palace" It would be a structure that would lay in the shade all the ice and corn pal aces ever constructed. The main part of the structure could be of the finest specimens of rock salt to be found in the quarries, chis- eled, carved and artistically ar- ranged; while the interior fittings should be of crystalized work from the lake on grand scale. Such a palace should be permanent if properly protected from the win ter rains; it could be made one of unique and striking style of archi- lecture; it could be made one of the wonders of the world. When lighted by electricity the struc- ture would have all the sparkle and diamond glitter of the great ice palaces, with the difference in the Salt Palaces favor that heat would not dim its glories in the least.-Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise.
 The Anaconda mine, Montana Territory. is chiefly copper, with a proportion of silver and some gold. The present years output is estimated at $13,000.000, about $10,000,000 copper, $2,000,00O of silver and S1,000,00O of gold