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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25
Shot Out Of Doors.

A member of the bar this is not pun
was uncersmoniously thrown out of Mar,
ket street saloon last night by the irate
proprietor. The gentleman would not take
the hint and stay ont, and was fired out on
the sidewalk second and. third time.
Each time be came fS ing through the doors
he would call the police Thsee officers were
coon on ths spot, but as neither the man
who was fred nor the bar-keeper would
make q charge against the other, there was
no arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25
Patriarchs to be Mustered In.

Tonight Capt r. E. Blinn, OF Canton
Doiy No. 4, Of Steubenville, assisted BY
Capt. Wilson, Lieut.. Bell and Chevalier
Paul, of the same Canton, will institute
the new Canton Wheeling No. 4, Pstri-
archs Militant, at Odd Fellows Hall. The
Patriarchs of our city are jubilant over
the matter, and the newly elected officers
propose little banquet after the the insti-
tuition is over. Any Patrisrchs not now
on the list can ba on hand tonight and be
mustered with the other chevaliers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

liz WAS CHARGED WITH GRAND &AK-
CKsg. BIT yak CASE WASN'T FCsHxD.
In tho case OF the Territory aga mat
Harry Murphy. In which A II. Mansin9
charges the defendant with grand larceny
In stealing . silver watch OF the value Of
80 Q motion Of dismssss, wss allowed
yesterday In the dlstrict court The In
formation Was refund srsssa the grand
jury without scfien The warrant In the
csss Va sued ~ Police Just c. Solder
berg. ard II. O. Thornton. constable en-
corsez the warrant that he srrestct the
prisoner. o. ID. Butter field. Alfred Has-
RS and A. H. Manning were ssorn -
witnesses In the poliee court. Tho de-
'endsn'. IN ssfAEl, of $50 ball. was com
nlltts1 70 izii.
PoIiss Ja.tlee soaerSerg SAID that Al
fred Harris ono Of the witnesses. vss
really . pal OF Aarrby's. and hs disap-
peassd- A. H. Manning. - 10 vel
known. Is a police capt In. and O. ID. But
tssfis Id. . 20 ice officer. The owner OF
the property stolen lives IT PORT lakeleJ.
and did no. appear at the hearing before
Police Justice Soderbsrx. who says that
be sent the cass 10 the grand jury - that
body could compel the owners attendance
Anyhow" said sIr. soierberx. there
was enough testimony. In mF cpin on. %
convict the Defendant The grand jury
con'd easily have secured the To. mony
Of csptAie Manning and Polirf man But.
terfi.sd. and have compelled, bJ The aid
Of the district court. TIRE attendance OF
the man from whom the property was
stolen I don't know why ihis was mol
done"
Harry Murphy. the defendant. was yes
terday discharged from jail.
Nev cresones snd drsperies iust open.
I'D Al Chester CieafH,a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

fru svu. Ihs 80 e oR0g0 vA3eA
loeme ran a IL gsoS a1ia9o6 oG0s1e
q 81, S1l&. tneaeAae e1311n - -
Ue4aae sxes1s IT tssasea va3eA tke ex-
peRfs clam tie eoumiasioaaFs ali0Us6
1ressssss Hi q kss vlxSoos essaleDeDtA
A. 20 TIE 1nes asa aeeoot warrants
vstch ensss int he Gum of $a.AAS.
tAe;sxpGs1s simrsy oumcase0 tee vcoee-
- v1sh TIE books, ~ fssuls being. tee
sx1exss eiAtu, sha1 Ne aggregate OF the
ehoxees On he book1 Vss gsesfee tnan
tbs saRreaazs Of fhs voosts-s
Tbe ebsss y ssDgly n octlioe Of Ne
ev6enes peodassd y ths riaissf4 and
TIE methods by Which - evi6eEes 80
pseyazec- Taa defense Viil eo0eavo1 20
she. " - tie psocesses adcpeec By tie
eIperfs sess fssily ssd thAs she results
arrived - y msaDs Of th0se rfosfspes
arc cooseQ7ensiy ineosrscs; that vetIe
eouse OF nj At tie eoncius,ons arrived
~ may Be correct % far - he exa0ioa-
sioa exsEsded, but thas features Vhieo
exptain see appofeoe oiaefepaDoiss
vess not shogp and ass not Da6e .
part Of The platnsiA's testimony.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29
fRACKED DOWN..
xEs AssAILAnH o. 0sn1aB uYu1 RaWIcu
Assasxnpsls peK1Lo, CHLORIDE.

yEs AesArEAuT o. 0DnDoB 1YpD Rn1Dfou
AsaasTnpsrs PeEsLo, Colombo.
Captain Of Police james II. Woolesy
leaves today for Paebio. Colorado. fcf
the purpose Of bringing back 10 this
city Thomas Randolph Goodwin. the
man Who xssailed George Hyds Presten
on the eseaspz Of Janusry 18th Captain
wcoissy. yesterday, fsos,vsd the follcu-
ine telegram:
Puxnlo. Colafsdo, Feb. 28sh.
J. II. Woolesy, Captain Of Police, Sc
attic: arssesed Thomas Goodwin at
lI:o today. shall hold him s1bjecs 70
your efdss. Answer.
q. w. HAsxELL. City Msfstali.
Captain Woolery replied q fellows:
Hold man at oil hszssds. wiz leave
immsdiaseiy Nth papefa"
The 6ndinQ Of G3edvte 10 the result
Of over sso mouths Of hard police and
desscsivs york. l0mediatsay aftsF the
assault on Mr.. Preston nanbef Of ~.
rests we're made and several men held,
bat the ReEe sai belief seemed 70 b ths 1
the right man had not beeu found.
Various Tunofs OF every eoft we're ayina
about - to the identity Of the assAii-
ants and their object 10 committing the
assault. many Of which have been al
lowed 10 pass unnosice0 By she polios
investigating the matter. Captain
Woolery, Who had the matter under his
supervision, believed he Vas % the
right track and be keps Ut 10, saying lit-
tic OF nothing 10 tss many Who we're
ready 70 sheoyiss and of1er sueeeeaiops
tosards capturing the oolpsi.a
Goodwin Gas "spotted" soon after the
hoidipR up occurred, aud since the Arss
has been foliosed % With never
Diminishing persis,ency. He Vas
tsasksd from this city to Tacoma,
,heuce to Portland, PendIesen, Pocaselo
apd Laramie, Nebraska. From there
he VAs followed TO Cheyenae. DsoveF,
aud az last 10 Pueblo. His movements
we're known from day to day. . report
having been received vhenevef change
OF base vas made.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald says BE-
Is positive that the right man has been
secured. He says the evidence - COM
plete and the chain too stft NJ 10 b
broken. He has had the necessary
rsQo,sitiou papers made ouf. and Csp.
tsin W0olery viii take then with him.
80 that the prisoner vill be brought
back vith 40 little delay a. possible.
Good wins record ~ not . fair one.
He served ave years In the peniteptiasy
at Salem. Oregon. and vas only released
from that institution on November 10,
1881. He 10 Q native Of Pennsyivania,
thirty ye ,ss old, stands 5 feet ~ inches
IN height, and weighs lAB pounds. He
has dark complexion. With hair and
eyes of brown. Some Of the masks
shich DISTINGUISHED him we're an India
lax dot on the back Of the lefs haEd
and ons on the right forearm.
Those who have followed up the mat
ter have worked hard and feel much
elated over the success OF their Vcrk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

The following transfers Of real estate
were iiiei for record yesterday:
EFT. Hambiet and wife 20 Carrie A.
hIcs. tract In section !, township 3 north.
range 3 east, 81 CO.,
Finest wyman TO Charles Robinson.
lots s. II. Is and u block -. in Law's I'D.
dition To Seattle, $500.
George w, Hall and wife to George r
oi son. WI OF lot \. beck 5, In Yell & Den
ny's plat OF seattle. $1,000.
August Hehlharn & wife TO hiiip Ga
bel Of al. ists . 10 and II. block l. Starr
addition 10 seattle. sl-D
kiixabsth Rohlfs and husband 70 Phil
in Gao-l et al. iots 4. 5 and 6, block l
starr addition to Scstiir $40.
Wilhelm kier 10 q. l.. Angeyine. lot g.
hlocs I. 10 town OF sisushter.. slpo-
-. 4. Denny and wife 10 John NJ
whyte. lot block %; In Dennys PARK
addition 20 North Seattle. $50.
Albsrt NJ. Pinckney to Joshua u,
Plucknsy. the aortherly % feet q he IS
fces float OF lot |. olocx 50. In j. II. Ma
sl.'s addition 10 seattic, SOB.
Joshas II. Pinekrey ard wife to Nina J.
Gles ow past Of let |, hlcck y. Ct J. h.
sssle'. addition 70 Sssit.e. s.sA
J Il. Yei.ley to FIJfrnro - Clancy. ore
and one half acres in Co !ins' donation
claim No. 50 si0o.
10. II p..nhy and wife 10 Charles Kakel-
aay. io's II aud Il block IS. in Dcsny
PARK addition 70 North seat ae s75.
leonard r. Dearborn AMI wife 70 hmil
uei TX lot 4. beck :. Ia Plummer's add
tion 20 seslt ssJ3
N. 4. rcatt va wife to Ahh'e l.. Nc
Rsavy. lat- 1 2 I'd block II, 10 Ross
40 alton 10 sestsle. slis,
~ 4. seifr End wife IN Abbie l.. Nc
Rsayy, lots ~ - 10 and II IN block 20, In
x - al ifion Z, ~sssttlc. $50
VIA. IL hw llyn To Alb.0 Gardner e.
al. lots q. 81 Ard l.. block Is 10 Blu ke's
o., ord addition 20 Sesit'e, sI5l
V Hugo smith 20 Gardner AMI Hoxg
10, 5. no : II ia DVwes's addition TO Sc
attic. si21
u. = Ballard and husband 70 James II
West, i6ts AID book /. IN L. Yes
icr'- Il ct addition 20 Sea lie vi 90
VIA >. William, aSc wife 10 John l.
Cam RI SKY aces m section ii. town
ship >, Bosh rssu e 8 east S5s3.
Naval LsiIpIef TO John ~. Thomas
LOT block a. 10 CsatrAi Settle. siIS.
sorthe n Pacific X. r. Co. % Adam
To-A. Il acre. in sotien Is, township !.
| uosth. RAJ &c east. sizes 30.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29
oyrsLlyD PassEsssRs.

- wetscrd IN the OREGON ( Cali
In. 10y. RI Z Graves. Don Iseu4ft,
Sr.ksn. p WflmAn and vita L Biue
c.ssST ard wife. Aiss Mitchell. q
~ ead two childrca. Neiits
b Brown. a orsfalicw. g N.y-
S..ssx " A Holland G wense1 :
5.S16su A Baker. Mis- Wsrhsn~ z
-. S-JP HORT n II Mont snd wtfe.
0~wa-A q Tsstrcm. q q Smith.
- =. Thofss "a ca hest. % Eeyer,
ESxS@ yshn Collins. r xcDcaasE.
~ mg8sfs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

THO THOSE DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP.
L ersy on time. and becoming PRO psrty
owners onA lAnaloYde, ~ offer the follcviue.
We N allow you from three noaths 10
ave years tine according to the land you
select
We charge neither prsmisn or inssses, %
tine psynsnts. and vii give 700 uszrsIsss
We have lots as SO aud SIS tina. ore close
to Madison street. and ere within radius Of
one aud . half rifles from the PoHofacs.
They lie we'll md are desirable lots.
We reqaife only 10 Per cent. - an earnest
money and ve viii eive certified check fer the
fan amount Of each and every Subsequent
payment.
fhs check is drawn ~ the Puget Sound Ma
tionsl haek. and is made payable o. sight. thus
gfsntine the purchaser advantages and pglvt.
leees that have never been before o9ersd
After you have basgine-i for one or more
lots should yen. through sickness OF accident,
b one pressed Ter money, you have oniy TO
preseni your checks Il the bank and they viii
Be- cashsd On tie spot fer their fuli face value.
Should ysu sse other land that roo CONSIDER
. better bargain. the above siin holds good.
In shot, tue monsy In the bank awaits your
order and v absolutely beyond our control
ussl you preoe ut the checks to as In psyuaen,
In full for the piece Of the land hasgs;nea ias
Yoa are. therefor, By the option ana priv
eees We o0ns insured aszins. sccidsnt. Yoa
are your tre.suref and IA nksr and a the SAN
usne an oVuer q yaluahle propeTty.
Shouid Won Al any time hoxsv,y. nr...c,
ne checks .. bank for pas ment they all Be-
imusd,saely bonafed and forwarded 20 n.
nd you errby aunul Al r,sh,s al n-,chsss
II the sid lsud
We oacr a ss.dsn opgor.uu,ty s>d sdv,s.
yoa to buy nsv. Dolr nj, for tms mi
negligence TO afford you the orpsrtuuity OF
saytns. could have bought such 40 sech .
los . ieu months go for 20 mach and nov i,
. voFsh 20 much, 6ui bay novlI
MAKE yoas inccus, no matter hov srus,
earn spweshina. set your corner ,tone r.
fore The bcom AID beneas frcn the ai,suoa
TrAascuusinsaal raSirosus are hes,i.s r.,
oessase,
MAaufActurinR IL nourist tu- ana sroviav
mn hsAashy growth.
Genera eommeree \ IN a sfase If sa,,xta,.
ual pseQss.ion-
TIE daily papses ar nlsi vita s,saytt "a of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

Iux RKxTcS SvEpEa Cssx.-fes'e'-
Sv morning Csrouer RNot, j. l. Ber-
AZ. ysmss II. wcolery ard others len
a, TIE eas.g xaiu faE Rsntoa, 10 ssseer
s,,Ssrce u tbs sSastsr c.se OF Poker
S,u ans Charlie klnesas, By tee
n ser b esasgs tiEiisps}. A nase<s
:, ,ra,srs xere summoned and svofr,
-. a. eytterse cSait be gotten FROM
49,. a. 10 Soers the irtians so their
'..,sar' "a "a SIS p.ssots .-uvso tesi tes
gsrt.r wss the eoicosns % sgsas
s,rea.A. Jes prosseatirs assnrney :
Of the epsHssr sSss eSsn - -. -. |.
-. re fdsoyinz 10 tie sttassi %
80 ,arys ~wf, ste !sIy i0pse-sisd 70
r. Murder esss OF fesss ss1 go
ss.,s,s kan &c, are SATISFIED sssi tel
esuas 10 tier asass BY katie soan1s, is
sss taei. % PARTIES sshn7~n to c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29
sRsvTTTEs.

- ,fe..isk n ,ysax a. the Col,nan
e. q sp;nnsv IA AZ the bunk.
.rsSsny .
-
49, 49, - h-sis t.x : s.-.f-
HSasS'
...-s.x .r,,s~..<s
&C 9aorsy ~ fsrrss ~.
oDsslA ~ -
- - xs.n ~. ....
~ rpE 1sAs 1870 go :
CHosxy 80 - III,
I'D nsehias .of - :"
lI15se y. hcosns yes.srosy - pssla 20
kysess. CO... .oa go, - sssss minis
- n .as "
- iouxing trucks whscn secenuJ ~
49, hefe Tor tbs c&ssop ksH1ai gofi-
- ussc placed on eco~ ana WIZ De
80 - Ghslfon-
- erhooaer utsalsdy brought l.ooo
49, q osa1 from down soand d-stiard
r. - fnsart>c1. Tney wefo par on
w1 IL Msxico.
-. a. ~ KiAer "a on the dry dock
es.pcsso,. having necessary re.
- sesssdei % prss.r tory 10 going
III o. shs Ais-ksa route
-. Al. rohn A. Bfixxs flashed load
x ~ycning her q ~ , OF 3 Nd tons of
~ ~ 80 Yrancs~c, ami viii sail this
49, n sow "a sf.e tnx Pienee-.
-..-. -. hi,~ a, ia. Monday tia
g. s.rrsss su.sslsea ~, Irtu-y 70
~ - & comm Ia cost.ct ~ta the
kxT n vas repaired yex.erdsy.
= .tf.~.ah
lysy Sna "a 90 w.s,.-sa. nasn5.s.
~ y. -. " s.,.ls... $500 x.n Nv ~
-lss stss 81 ~ es.rs m he a i,i.h ia.
oss " '"'
~ oraef ~ ~. .si.a.s
80 w s.s $500 49,. isns
- o. tns Iur .a.s.. ss 80, go 80.
- = ceass qasno1 " - y.A"s INC" "s''
- nes'nea 70 'ns' eh
Owing 10 tho increased Shipping IN TIE
hSfbw the hsrbor mas er hss been IN
0sc: 81 By the council TO call Tor Dos for
f1gse bpnys o. tnrc, s7ns sA1n 80 800 ~ H.,
- - els meisf, sha ~ 20 p'sS1~ III ""
Opoos ok aens.so ~ ssn-
II. A. X tink, Northern PaTtnc tx
9G1s agent Of this city; secclscd ie'trs
bem \. y: feosfiie. OF Shiesxo haun.
- the where's boais 81 his brother. who
y said TO have kft reatflc about January
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

Nxw cRxo4orsxa woR ks.-From the
~ that the demand fp- wharfage Ia cen
nuna,Iy On the increase. asd thai new
,n.rvcs ana warehouses are constantly
nEaup, IL hss become obvious ,hSt ths
I'D for piles VIII % greater tasn
- bsfere, Inasmuch a. the greSier
- q the riiinz to be done Is for the sup
- q structures bailt with an eye -
RmAneney. the question has sftsea a.
6vhaf sprt OF piles should he usei IL
- beea shawn that the wo X OF the te.
fe5o In pl!.s with ,at bark is rapid and
1iskss ou-. and experiments have Dee
M Il In order to find some preparation
,,hleh might at a. Q safeguard sgslusf
Sh<>s< drst ucttye tests. 20 Tar u seems
49, = othtis has bsen tried With hs,ie-
sncsrs. I nd satisfaction than the ereesof-
- urccrss i'iics L Gated oy this meth
~ s,e sosne.~hat expeRsiyr, but - ye
soth,nx Ia. h..a Uncovered 80 cheap
tAat vii do such coed 20 vice. In View
q IN bet thereto e. int the ecH ans. III
erenaeted pissss will b. uapf-sseocuicd 90.
osne yeas ] NJ Coifsan has eaeerasci
- ises I starting large ere sotin
Vorks The "details OF the lndo taking
have hen arranged. ard work VII o !,
6swnn. a. one The works viii b. teeat.'n
b North Sea,lie, aud will probably De
shir 70 turi ost sneosNtet piles IN y
Nsaths The capacity will be ATTY pih . .
6at. IRON this ~. nature sat ~ o.
sheneN industry can be ss'im Atei Tor the
pssut GREE ssting works nrar ths sas
wurks have = capacity 81 hat Two phe-
dsy Mr.. Ccinaan will pr psro he own
efvo<oee. aus expects 90 be shie 10 handle
ne wpfk 10 the hs=, sfysntass Wbrn
- Industry 10 once state u 10 pre- ia ese
he the practice OF using ere -oseo plis
wal become more cbmmnn On the Soaho'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

I ..,~.ce.-yen dollars reward
r.. - eoss ssv Information
49, . sps ass est snd cen-
.''ssse = sry one found seal
- ~epsss 81 the psss-snsssii-
- 1~livsrsd by the carriers
.s.~.r)sous slse CITY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

PAsskaxs, sx rHE pRsNiER Tho Ca
saalan Paciic steamer Premier arrived
erem vsresuvcr yessordsy with the fol-
lsptee rasserg-rs for Seattle; A Nc
ponaid and wife, Ii Dando and wife.
Maria naaAa. n iskasa. Jawes Han IN.
lSAa Mrt'artney. II Vino. Guadfen, Il
Ans n, nslle lloyd y & snhFidge Nellie
PHrpsI. II Graves. u ssardner, II w
Hnser, James Sel~sn. James kent Is
Fuller u Craiz. A n ,osics J u Aisin-
- Jeh, lesson. CcMs. Williams. r.
Jn4d. tsu. ssisaa. /. Anaersoa } 1ar.
ssll K cNn.illtar. A pries 4 Martens Z
vussesI u Ward and wife Ioha Ware, u
Nlntrcs, u Anderson, s'eorE2 Norttea >.
tWarthen. q Uissa. y Nsguos ~ " e.
n resrmise. A ID Hoiheaek fsfe Asr-
ny. tsAn Pearson an aits. SnsIehnsop'
Ckaflra RsAsr. = NJ Peterson.
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N,bay fancy bose iast in. Ctes,er
Cleary
FOUR kisTED SCHOONER,

CAPTAIN RkEU, oy FORT MADISON.
LAUNCHES A BEAUTIFUL NEsski-
A new four mssted schoOa,r was
launched al For; Madison Monday. which
Ia considered the 6aes, vessel ever
launched ON Page; Sound. She has been
csrist ,nea the Puritan, All tho eh'isten-
inc as made the occasion Of jubilee
among tho worSaaen at that lively Port.
The Puritan IL the scc0nA fear ni.stec
vessel built on PGgct sound. Her Ad'
measurement !. as follows ESzss'eTr ri
length, liz ?: hse ad'h 30 : depth IL 4
r.si.tars 4 TONNAGE 81 81 toas. HcV he 1
va ia q Angus, u gss; Tha mats are
rs feet In height, aad the boo sis - fees
lsuv sac VAS hatlt BY Can an h. X
RED az Pert xAsfsron. fcr CApsA n I'd
wnra Hrntrlx ant cfhsrs. OF -Aa ffsn
ri.eo Its- On Ter foei that the lal.iAn
vii be placed in charge OF Captain Ken
Tse launching Of tho vessel Wa great
svpat IN Port Mails N Ia " ksch TIC BOO
rls seaerAlly pa tcips'aa. ihs snip
wrish,r tad p-eparpt hand ssiae sA--
pr.=e frGsptk Reed. The % pzise coz
st~,es o, a sold wE'ch 90 caAis. o.
whfeh l. engraved ths fa,l8@ia inter
est5ug ieseaa "Pre-cnie6 ~ the No :
men OF ire rurttAa q n X be"d
snoesh satd.s EtsSrd N Powers mace
a. ! r,',ss..r "a len sgcssh 10 which Cap ais
~ rassanerl IN bis most Agreeable
ss3ls. AlIoSS her j was HosAe4e eNea@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

FsarssxiL ytsir. -seattle Command
~ No. :. Knights Tsme.sr. chartered
. spscial train lss. evening foT tes pHr
m. Of returning = "a .ernal v's, Of
tvsEhae Commauderv az faecme. Tee
fssissirs Gas tie iisi of Sir kuisets
Haasoa slisn. e. \ Alexander, L. "
nastc, W. 4. Basue. Hllors Butter. ;
:. uenge. q Dibaie. ]. W Davidson.
va. Ellis. J. W. oSpsee, IL GU. ren'
B J. Graham. r.. =. inssshsua. W h.
Hanlsr. @. u. kc,shs, . W. Ls.ior. l.
Q. hesssr. A l.. Palmer. j. ID No
0ss. II. >. rhillips. II. Peterson, w.
". Pse.-, +. 4. rontiss, Wv. hsne-
AsFs. @ n. see.fe, 4 h. Stewart, W. h.
Laxveliyu ari Jahn Y. DAEep.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

Tea acre tfse4 Fa-m-ass 2iie from Lake
wASAaasisa aaa I i miles fem q l. .. o.
asilraS., ~ s<rss eseaTct. Gee ssrs 6sxsias
AoyIss snd H-Ers; h@1ss. vita Ss0o pA;a ~
iEssrsnSs pSssey far tAre- pears; price essG.
Eighty s0ss-ossrsr Ct niis fxsa Lake
vssEiassa, sssass fsSz SscAsa s,sst. ssszs-
ssssy ssss. 80 go acre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

A MrscRxaNrs Acv.-lAsS Sunday
rsssas Nr. :. Il. Fossrr and w,ts4 50 %
asis castqa. drove to eharcl. and esen
arriving saera tiaA their korte 10 one OF
ths AgsesiSg gNs. Alter the close o. tho
as-vsess thgy tcpKa he hnrsc zad essSsy
err>S Asd eopSeg aeat hsd - walk
semrl 4 ff.sna a,lrs wtth iAeAa co1i-
za<ecsx s.>oklrg the mailer ~. AL ts-
Turn ne ~ ,s.e rhareh h>Af hoar isssT e
ts1sa tha .eCss ana hgsgy tod 70 tic
po~1 ras he~se la osen driven very
kArS b. ssu,. aaa Il = impossible that
sas reass Saytsh yrAnA. s'si certainly
vest1 preye expensive - sk<-a ~&c
t><y knara
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

iAeS1saI 80 wa NsNHsA The steam
tsif sess,0 CaV.sts IhsnaSs hzatius
-. ssscr al ss-euce - trips tsczh the
r14rs seSne r2sts srsisSt A. 5 ae41@-S.
- ~. ys.sxg4sy HaoFgsEs gF9sa : fTsn
nara hsf frrcseg I u ~sS' pztsei y.
oas. sie seZs u phtca va Tea @estsis
3FcAkzss. STE aasa srosxss forty -a4s.a
g s-kzs PASS ~ sers ter refss ss se1se 80.
sx'z d. SEATTLE -. fsst fe~z&aa \
x u 1srpaA 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

Gss esyrses na1tts - No1' h-1se
sror, a.rrts 4 SrsSsas SsfsSe s1ess.
Is Gresn1s. s'ssssssSs ~ te~ - y
s.ssesai spgcscsnect of s"s IS
,ss.s Gears u 10 fs$a Tea AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

SARAH DAMN. NItt---fhs ~ IL cf
SANA Decay. istc q shls c,iy. has econ
sensiiet 20 grosaso In tie psssszts scarf
tAt 81 "a dated Ar<xs. l. ISIS. Afihsr
=. lnAEy = AFV7int1st cAeNascrs gae
nAss ~ yssaea a, : 5 AD The tessAseT
Ss@cs - Maj a. t'eRny, "a S1a u
iva as4 LcGisA iAeans % three tex-
e<St tSartsaa ~c.al q, &ack tk7ee o =
a LAeHsy'k Astlfise - Sszlsie. % ~ 81
asa sAaze Az4 sAsFr Siike. fks rrst'
SIC q tse estate - s5iE rssi snS rrr
-. Gsxtsc1 - ksg aAsSAteg. >asAA
Lseextx iAes gy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

sr<esN sslvss n Eeoes Issls -
As sf.sssea, a1l tss Efs s6aoss' tA><s
ana faues, Al osstc< Ssees3s-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

Immense bargains 10 crochet sssvls.
81 line redaced to 6oc, 81 30 10 s5c.
Dom, miss them. prices less than man
usNetu.ers cost. 1cSlas 4 Sin2efmsu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

Pssssmsn,eries snsfrinsss ali ire nss
sh,.tss re,,ocsd 10 -, lsces, isee aoaa-
eIuSs asa emhrorde,ses lover tesn
syrr. TcAIAs 4 Sirceruaan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29

New aress materials; al The latest
eelariugS; trimmings 20 rnssse. Snsssf
CieAFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-29
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nev cresores and drAperies Just open
cd, at Chester Cieary's.