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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04

The endorsement Of German Syrup 10 uns
paraiisled. We viii publish 1000 testimo-
nisis, recslvsd dueiay slhs la,t,-six months
hsadjhsn. May save Jour life.
BUtLiSonAx. N. Y Nay 81, 80.
q. q. 0ausx. Dear sir ~ am frequently
troubled with sewers colds, land the only
remedy that will relieve ma Of thsn'usy our
Boschee's German Syrup. ! have used IL
for more thao twelve years. Its constant
household Gonna MOS with me. Our err
chant here procured ID 6.st at. mr. solic ito
tIon. and says he has sold great many bot.
Ties. 1t 10 vesy poPulsr remedy in this ssc-
tios. Every persoa who has used IL Speaks
In the higsst farms Of its merits. do not
know OF a single case 1t has not cured.
first used il in Vermont. where lived before
coming here sdviss everyone to use II, as
il 10 certainly tss best cough medicine I have
ever known. I have tried aearly all OF
thsn At different times.
Yours respectfully, NOSES GRAY,
Proprietor Griss Nil.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
Half Fare 20 Washington.

For the accommodates OF all who desire
to witness tho Inauguration OF Presi dent
Harrison, the b. b D. r. r 20. will sell OF
eursion tickets TO Washington frem all
points on It's lines at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets will he sold March LIST TO 4th.
inclusive and will be valid for returs pas.
sage until March 1th, inclusive. The 3 h
o. is the shortest and most direc. reuts 10
Washington from all points touched By its
lines. II has more track and yard room ct
Washington than any other road and sonss-
quenuy more facilities for the prompt move
ment or trains and the expeditions handling
Sf a large passenger business than any 9th
Or line.
The p. h o. handled an imnsass passen
ger traffic NJ the Inauguration Of Persistent
Cleveland, without delay and without 10 Jury
10 n single passenger
It's facilities have been greatly suzmented
since that tims sod il IL In position 10 give
more s''isfsctorJ services than any line touch
iag Washington.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
"A Republican Lin Exploded.

One OF the biggest lies that have
vet been s'arted concerning the 70
litical sit ua'ion in this Sac was the
statement Z, recently publ, he'd in re-
publican papers all over tie Union.
TO the tfre ct that Gov. W,'son had
ordered the militia TO be in readiness
f)r duty at q moments notice, pre-
sumably to hack him up in some
contempt ated political move. The
only basis FOR the sensational story
was remark. purporting to have
been made hy,Go,. j f. Russell. of
that he had received such
order from the Governor. In
letter to the Wheeling Register,
Colonel Russell thus sLovs the ri.
diculousness of tie malicious canard.
The letter Is az follows:
RoMNEY. W. Va, December %.
TO The Editor Of The Regifor:
Sir:-My a tention has just been
called to n sensational story in the Re-
publican papers, in which my name
appears. about Governor Wilson
ordering the S'ato militia 10 be in
readiness for duty. The only foun-
dation for it il this: About ten
days CT two weeks ago a party Of
some five or SIX Republicans and
Democrats were in my place Of bus-
ines. talking over The situation in
Ranawha county. when some one,
in ordert taunt me, rem arked that
''if ihey kept oil out there in Charles-
ton Governor Wilson would have TO
call on his Colonel to go there and
strai2hten them out" just then
my mail was handed me, with a let.
Ter from Gene al Wood relating 10
s.mt business we had last summer.
held up the large, OH ;ial .looking
envelope, and remarked, in a jocu'nr
manner, here il is; letter from the
Acknowledgement, with orders to be
in readiness 10 report for dry. One
OF tho Iarty, knowing that it was
said only in fun remarked: "Well. /
am going 10 have some fun out of j.
anyhow" This. suppose, is what
tho whole tbine grew out OF, and |
am moro surprised at respectable
papers having no more sense than to
publish such a report, than am at
The person who wasgrqen enough TO
believe and scnl 10 out.
Yours truly.
j. +. RUSSELL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The 4th quarterly nesting for
South Branch Circuit. Rev y. G q.
Ferguson T. os.ding T. der, will be
held in the N T. Church South. in
this plSo, OH tue FIRST Sabbath in Feb
tuArv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04
SPRINGFIELD.
January gst, q $50.

All OF due to-day and insist upon
Customers coming forward and making prompt settlement Our
books will be balanced to this date and statements
while this matter occupying attention forget
still have lots Of goods to sell Try RED C' Coal Oil
thing new for this mar ket.
We dealing extensively mineprops cross.e and all
sorts OF trade and soli cit patrOnaQe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-01-04

South B anch Railway Com
Lany.
The annual meeting of s'ockhoI-
ders n above company will he held
in R,mnoy, ct 10 A 81, on Tuesday.
Jsnusry 8. 1882, for the election OF
directors snd AID such otter busi-
meas a. may properly come befors
the nesting.
liy Orler % The President.
". s. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Romnsy. DC. IA, 1888.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05

boating party and luncheon On Wednesday
In honor Of ar. sud Mrs.. EoEzr T. King.
81 Fan Francisco, who sre slsitingfu the
city for fes DAY previous 80 conf;naa-
tst,s OF their trip 70 the Eastern states The
Follow ing pegsons were inv ted Ar. and
Mrs.. l. j. Hunt. Mr. anil Mrs. II. 6. s. rave,
NJ. and Mrs. g. Aorris BsiIer. Mr. ana
Mrs Maurice AsMIken, Mr. aue Mrs ]. G..
Halnes, Hr. and Mrs John w. EIner1oz OF
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. A. - sfe~arf.
Mrs A. =. MackuIskey, Miss Nancy strive,
Miss Margaret Boyle. Mr.. W. +. Bailey, Mr.
Alfred Holman. NF. X. 4. Boyle. Mr. Fred
:. strive. Mr.. ID. H. Address aud Dr.
HAYES Of Sew York
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1he seattle Fsupdfloo need II A
Their Bosane~s.
After the big fire there Vas IN enor.
rncus quantity Of iron left ia the ruins.
and Junk dealers went around paving
W . ton for il ~ il lar. Most OF /:
passed into the hands Of the Washing
ton Iron Works and Moran Bros.
scrap iron il necessary auxiliary in
tn< manufacture Of casssnxs. and the
Seattle Iron and Steel Manufacturing
company h gathering mp all il can al
ron relics CT the IRE. preparatory 20
beginning work in It's Salmon hnv
sh0ps SIX weeks hence. The s5rSf ear
Eas loaded YESTERDAY.
good deal Of the burnt iron al, ex
Pert said. - pretty badly used 90. and
~ Per cent. CT thin stuff. ike stores
turns 10 waste In the cnpsoia, and can
only be thrown in toward the end az
The heat. 20 be east into articles that
90 Lot require strength. Most Of the
machinery and other iron that was or,
.Iie Fhsryes when the fire came sin
Hes ia TIE water, aud can not be res
cnea except 81 considerable expense.
HE heavy riiasters and sills oil the
burnt brick baiEdings are most sou ght
Tor by the junk-buyers.
IL would s'e remarkable indeed IL Sc
attic were obliged to send % Tacoma
ana Portland for scrap iron. after be-
ing provided with what seemed ar, in
exha1stsose supply.
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Dress goods; special ya;ues. Chester
ciesry.
Mr. A. Feek, OF Smiths Cove. Ia branch
ING out Ia the live sto business nos
hasing Tar sac twe Sc carloads of Young
mules. Mr.. Feek viii contiaaaiiy receive
large shipments of u1uies and horx.s, but
fnskss specially OF mules, and Is now
aots :" supply The whole country with
mules az very lo8 figures
lie great sateen sale. 10 close. Chester
Cieary.
Moore the photographers. Will be ready
Tor business about the 18th at shorey :
bbilding. corner Columbia and Ihsrs,
street,.
ssteen sale four lots Lot 1. lie: loe 2
l2l3e, ios 5, lsi &c: lcf 4, those fine French
sateeEis sold al 81 to sUc, at Esc. Ihestes
lieary.
Have you looked at those houses and ,ois
faney Il McEntire have sor sale
sae ladies nightgowns. splendsdly
trimmed. Chester Cieary.
Our towel department Ia Complete;
special values. our hosiery department is
complete. Chester Cteary
Lots at s275. 500 and $50 Call upon
fancs d acEntire, south OF the postonice
With grand values. Chester Clesry.
&c large aanask towels Chester tsleary
u. A. Kelly has reopened his drug store
In TIE kIigen brick on second street, be
tween james and Cherry,
DC Turkey red eoyiies, SC. Chester Clearly.
2se ladies isle thread hose, full finished
worth 5ar. Chester csesry.
laacy & AcEntire have several paving
investments they Will be pBeass; 20 snow
10 their customers. Call AT the Fair south
OF the postotiiee.
Sc doylies at the sale. Chester CIeary.
81 heavy white spreads, Chester cleary
25c Turkey red table linen. Chester
Cleary.
Yancy q McEntire have temporarily 10
Gated az the Fair south OF the p0st1ftiee
where they will he pleased 81 meet thei,
friends aud customers. They are large
property owners and one of the active real
estate fsrrns OF the city. Taose Who con
template buying either business or resi-
denee property viii DO we'll 10 cali upoI
them.
&c dnyiies. Chester Cleary.
New null ties. Detiraf & Taylor.
Nav ribbons. Chester Clesry.
2}e double knee hose. large and small
Sizes, full finished. Chester Cleary.
Special values In towels DeGfaf & Tay
ior, lie Sesond.
The Griffith hotel, corner Second ans
Pine. Is now open 10 The travelling pub !,
ana commercial trade. strictly frstciass
Or. r. C. Johnson. in connection with
general practice gives particular attention
20 all chronic. nervous and special cases
including dyspepsia, liver complaint af
fictitious of .he Kidneys heart and lungs
and al blood diseases We have speeia
facilities Tor treating genito- urinary dis
eases. rectal diseases and all forms OF f.
male diseases. Office, room II. colonia
block. corner second ard Columbia,
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NJ NFmtsblN sit1s'tagf arf7 ass l'N9 1''.'i5
ys,F s,fl.s,.faf.gissas ~ ssfSeE lscaaauS ta at
Nance. &s,gsase gt hGs esRaslF t=Cto n1sg5sst
that a s..heNe pAs~1'Wg ssirH t1f}fs "a
rr.sxeS irNa& Eisasg asa t-es& spfs'@gs ssr
s.si.s - imperfect As q, ts W0F5a sss. So
that xssr lsgGSs 5sesrs TIE r3anr as g. =
F0lA 4 &c. plssflif s.rHfse4 Natgtssa- We
aSer uos in FsvsAEsttazi. tsslr nTNf e'xssz-
,sfttSss aesf Hiss sfss ftrss'fsary II t'FssasI,
~ s~hissef.ts sad idBho, - Gus Fpl8Ess.
Aaa os;r "a slifDfhla ta separate f~sak
Fstss essxss ha- tsfnS ssesre eQsErss0a 8 Ia
,siss,, 4 ,sesS isfesssegt fa cos HsstE.
x B.. Pa8N 3 c..
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steamers VIII leave Yesiss-ss desk Tor Sc
ATT iE-PUkT TOW NSESD RoIrTE. carry
tax fbe Z. :. mails. Steamer EDITH leaves
se2ttse every DAP, excess SATURDAY.. at lea
2. H. arrives az Port Townsend al q n
Returning, leaves Parf Townsend AZ n
arrsFes a. sestfie AZ p. n
sEATTLE-wHATCOM ROUTE. Boat
every day. Steamer VI ASH Nc Ton feosns
direct leaves Seattle ST y IN, Sugdays
Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives At What.
eoln n - azn- The next day. Returning
seayss Shasonsn 81 : p. m Mondays. We'd
nssdays and Fridays. arrives ~ seattle at le
a. H. mex. day.
steamer W. K NERwIy, touching q,
i~A10SNEE, leaves Seattle ct o. N. Non.
days Wednesdays and Frisays. arrives Al
Mhaieoan Il m. next day; returning. leaves
Whaicofn al : p. m, Tuesdays and Thurs
days: sundays Al a. m: arrives al seat
tie 10 a. IN next day: sundays, p m
NEW WESTMINSTER AND BLAINE
kos TE - Steamer Eliza Anderson viii
leave fesleE's dock for Blaine. via What
com, Mondays az p. IN. For New West
minister and Roche Harfor Wednesdays
al 10 p n.
GEO. :. JACOBS, Secretary.
ID. II. JACKSON. President
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Gu,

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows.
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria: Al 6.to p. N. passengers re-
ceivesf on board Al SEQ p. m. on Aug. 1, 6,
II, ID, II. D. 81 aud every i've days there
after.
For Assks: At a. IN July 2. II. II, q.
August !. III, Is, B. September 10 and "a
Prom San Francisco. for Victoria ane
Puget sound ports. ats a. N. Aug. 3. :,
Is, Is, -. ., and every five days thereafter.
Tickets may be Obtained ~ the Office
OF the com pany at The Russell"
GooDAlL@ PERKINS & Co. Gent Asts
No. 10 Market street. San Francisco, Cal.
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sAs FaAscfsco. aug. Professo.
T. ;. Holden writes from Lick ohser-
vatofy that the comet discovered by
DIR. Brooke, Of Geneva. July 8, has
been regularly observed at Lick OBJ
servatory by Mr.. Bernard. On Thurs
say night he found the comet at
tended by ten other objects, and on
Saturday night his observation showed
THESE 10 be companion comets, one OF
Them having decided tail. Besides
These comets there are four objects
near, which are probably members os
the same family. This phenomenon
~ rare one, though ID has been OBJ
served before.
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Island Transportation Co.


HERBERT T. kEkS akA. Manager.
The steamer J. b. LIBBY, Herbert y
Becchur. master. leaves Sestfie every sun
day afternoon at ? n. for Port townsend
and the SAB Juan islands. from Hsfae.ds
wharf Leaves PORT Townsend ~ 10 a. m.
every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday toT
whatconi, calling at smith island, and
Richardson's weather ysermittingl Argyle,
lopez Fridsy HaFssor. Maple ton Monday
gsing north Sra Tharsdsy going south J.
koaehe HsrtoY. crcss. aud East Sound.
Returning. leaves Hhstcom at q n
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays On
she saturday trip the Libby goes throuEf
"a seattle. Fare from Port TOWNSEND a.
seattle. 81. Cntil further notice, rsssen-
gers or freight tror9 seattle for the isianis
BY the IAhay's Wednesday and Friday trips
.ill &c 90 riesf Gu the Washington stsfsln
boat s Trans poftstian Co.'S steamer E.is't
20 naT; Townsend on TUESDAY and Thur
iay nights and transferred direct IN sht
LIBBY GA these days the W. :, 3 T. Co
. wiz issue tickets snd OH freight through
IA destination.
gERBERT F. BEECHYR. Nacsger.
: HkTrfFa u. Agent SEATTLE
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0. K. & n. co.

SEE A Nj ERS
VIII leave Seattle daily, except Sunday,
touching az ali intermediate points:
For Iaeoma-Ati.3e a. IA, y. u. and 4
2. IN
For Fictoria--At sss a. N.
For olyrnpia---At ? y. IA.
For Tacoma. sUSpAIS-At i:So a. N.
and D. IN.
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Seattle, lake Shore l. Eastern Nv.
TIME TABLE.

DAILY ExcEPT SUNDAY.
Fer snoqueimie and way points. leave
40 n m. arrives Ais p. n. For Gilman and
way points. leave 10 q. M. l2;W p N.
arrive II 20 q. IA. AIS y. m For snohofnish
and way points, leave $40 A. m.. 4. = p
VA arrive $50 q. M. Is p IN sfoF Lake
Washington, RaTeuua PARK and suburban
points. leave $40 a. m, las 2. M. arrive
$50 a. M, $50 =. ~ For EdTewsssr. Ere
mont and Suburban points. leave 8 90 a. m.
1918 q. m. las + 10. Is p. m. arrive
20 o. m. III 30 a. m. 3 so =. ~, Tbs p. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Snoauasmie and .sy points. sIyinf
hours 40 the falls, leave $40 q. M. arfiys
SOS p. m. Fer snohornish and way points
ieav. . D. m: arrive 10 es a. IA. For LAKE
sshingt0n. Rssenns Park and suburban
points, leave fe.I5 a. IN. las =. m. arrive
ii - a H.. $50 =. N. For Fdgeyster, Ere
mont aud suburban points. iesve y .. m.
arrive IS D. m.
.gonneet with steamer st Union Bay OF
le$ler for Unaxaton and kirkland
E.N. RUFF. Cen PAS. Agt.
F.w p. H0IREoOK. MANAGER.
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Thsteom and Semiahnoo Route
Gfaannr Lao II Cfarr

Leaves Seattle at II p. m. sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays. Arrives at Nhateor
al II n N. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days Returning, leaves Nhaieom al p
IA. Mondays aud Wednesdays and ON SAL
ursiavs at a. m. Arrives at Seattle az S s.
M. Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Sat
urdays 81 about p. IN.
K&c steamer lands al all regular land
ings except Oak Har5oF, LsConner and
Fiiaigp
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L. s. Mail Steamer Hassal0.

Leaves Seattle FOR Whalcom and all way
landings Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days al IL r. m. Arrives at Whateom Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays nj 5 p. On.
Returning, leaves Whalccm sundays
Tuesdays and Thursdays ~ $50 p. IN. Ar
rives al seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS al % N
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. M june 6, IL and 80
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, and at II p m. June 10, y. and July
6 for Portland, Oregon, calling AT Port
Townsend, Port Angeles. Victoria and As
toyia with freight and passengers.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets to ell points via Union Pacific,
Oregon short Line, Canadian Pacific aud
Northern Pacific. 0aiy Office In Seattle
selling via aii the through lines.
n HARDING,
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All Esnsfs OF blank books
and rulings tc any pattern
done at r. Anthony Binsterv
NJ the lowest prices
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IL gaoese fhas aest HAsE}e - wst 81 ESD
al4ss 8uslek suT ENzz s7ssa isst avIs. ~
- HA1 a. tkEF sac h&t0 iaerssSstt vs4f
s7aE ~ saieSfas.tpse. @4t az aaef1sse 80
- - ss4rseft ss> - eYer ,hts mses s.
erss fasfs 81 uxG Ekszs ras -Nrst. Aee
s7.ssilts ffN ef4sss tsss3laa. tsfszegF aF4rT
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Mr.. I'D chllherg gave pleasant ooatins
party in the naphtha lsaneh Pet on FRI
day evening 10 number OF his friends
The night WAS charming, and The exeuf
siou was thoroughly enjoyed 10y all
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Lassnss sSsr. - tsr1s 4 t.ssar.
Paae eaa fresa drag 81 u. a Sen =
;. t'egsss-serl & "a > <ia siavss Aew -
sNss in Cas~kex Cls~Sx.
ses ladies eseaasse. handsomely trimmed
Z 4esfer tissarF-
sasisa nssssrrwear. Es<Ggai s Tsyier,
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FRIDAY evening merry PARIS e saaae
FAepse met ~ kEasonss tAaashoRSe scs .
tasis ~ the sound The rSs Asss t<sn ~
saked 10 take me party ~ kesky l'slas
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where Prof Johnson and party are <nrap-
ing. bat on aecount OF the large auoassf n
drsftseod in the haxixx IL was Deemed an
wise To take the FEET out However tc~
spirits OF the party were not suf.3ued ~
the disappointment Row boats were e.
spent in rowing. conversation ay,d sJI,x5r,s
Those present were. Miss CaI4ie Gillette.
Miss Eena BazIey, Miss Clara Biz Glow. Miss
Kate Ward, Nisx Josie 1arkifn- Miss Lrlu
Run. Miss Daasy Eickies Mr. C. a. Kin
near. Nj. Leo Dudiy. Hr W v Rlnehsrt.
IT. Mr.. z Z. Hasiey Mr.. Ia Sickle<, Mr.
James McE1rps. Mr.. Pa tsrsfIxh NJ
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Last Thursday evening Miss Sarah Garter
was married to Maxwell NJ. Bruce 81 the
residence Of Mr.. HI. W. Wheeler al 2 rs
Fon IA street. The welding was a very
quiet affair and only the most Ultimate
friends of the contracting parties were
PRESENT The Rev. e. A. Tewsbury per
lorinsh the ceremony.
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4 quiet wedding took place Saturday.
July II, at the Catholic church In this
city. Mr. Joseph Ryan. OF seattle, was the
groom and Miss Mary Houston, of Decatur,
ILL.,, the bfiae. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father Mcdonnell in she
presence of the immediate relatives ana
friends of the contracting parties.
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The recent fluciustion in the watermelon
market can be accounted for since the
watermelon social given by Mr Harry
Blgeiow, 10 a number OF his friends, at his
home near fhe corner OF Fifth and Pike
streets. last Tuesday evening. The gather
Ing was one Of the most pleasant affairs OF
tia, season and pleasant time was had.
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MIS- lew ksoUrs.
Defamation ........ -.........." X atTlua's Hen
l.. T. Simpson.
Vocal solo......... ...-.. Niss Jennie Houghtof
Qaarsesir Miss uoughton, Miss Wilder
Mr., Coiman and Mr.. Bowman.
Vocal ~slln-....... ................. Mr. Bowman
nonble Quafseits' -.....-...............
Al the conclusion OF the eBfertainmf M
the merry crowd adjourned 90 the steamel
aud tho Journey home was made happy b,
singing, gazing al the stars, exc
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very pleasant party was given by Miss
Daisy Dil4er, 1T her parents res idefsee, on
University street on Thursday evening. the
LIST inst. After devofing a few hosrs 10
music, singing. and progressive eaehre.
the gee II partook OF aainfy repast after
which dancing was kept up until late
Those present were: Miss Daisy Dtiier.
Miss Mia Barlow OF Oregon City. Miss
Maggie Moore, Miss Emma Gochran, II iss
Emma JOKES. Miss Anna Rinebast, Mr.
John r. Cochran, Mr. j. T. Chiirerg. Mr. q.
r. Parker. Me-. ". '. Rinehart, IT, Mr.. g.
b. smith, Mr.. 81 in. Mr. =. I. Coulter and
sir. Ed DilieF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05
A cHARMIse xrslcALE.

The guests az the Gritsth house, with q
number OF their friends, gathered in Mrs
Hughes private pariors on "Wednesday
evening, aud were very pleasantly enter
tanned for an hoaF or So With an informal
musicale. given by Mrs. r r. Gage. who
but recently came from the East for the
purpos. of opening rsusEc scaooi here
Mrs Cages voice snoss cultivation, and
her singing delightfully."- entertained those
WAC were Fortunate euough TO hear her
Among these present were. Mr.. AID Mrs
Homer :. King. Mrs. hampton ADD Miss
Hampton San Francisco. Mr.. aud Mrs
John +. wilson of Spokane Falls. NJ. aud
Mrs. Thomas Ewing Mr.. and Mrs Laaron
IugeiIs Mrs Hurkr~ and other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05

Mr.. f. = IIgysEmsns who has made the
assent of Mount Rainier three tines, has
organized party that will start scrsorrsw
morning on the cara for Yssn Prairie.
sroin which place the party viii proceed
sta pack animals via Sssdssisy for ne
summit 81 the famous snosE ciad peak. Mr..
InxranaTn SAYS tEe.e have tsee1 several
tnsfssf Hal attempts II ssse this year 10
reach the top, bat he AID his party VII,
sEeered u they have 70 keep 81 IL all SUM
meg Following are the naEas OF those
who Constitute the party 81 cismhxrs T.
!. IngrahAia, T. G. smith. q. Y. Piper.
Grant Vaughan. II. Y. KELSEY. Eoxer
Green. DR.. Green. Mr. frIsiay, Of Tacoma.
" j. soikett, DIR DeSos. Miss Emma
snufEwar, Miss Lizzie Skg3ssy and
Miss Helcl Deyoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-05

Mrs. Captain DewoIf, Miss Nargs'ctte
pewolf, Miss Resale Dewou. Miss Lolita
Osborn aud Mr. William Rogus we're very
pleasantly entertained last "Wednesday on
board the steamship umat.lia By Captain
Holmes aud his guest, SIR. Hanna, of san
Francisco. A delightful luncheon was
served. and very peasant afternoon Ell.
tnvea bs the guests