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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
For Treasurer.

Tom BURNS requests the tax payers of
Oconcc county to elect him one torn
only as Treasurer of the county. After
his official term passes away he will try
to elect one of them,
The many friends of MajorB. IL. Cross
respectfully announce linn as a candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer, sub
jcct to the action of tho Democratic
party in the primary election.
Tho friends of Al CRISP announce
him as a candidate for Treasurer of
Oconce county, subject to tho action of
the Democratic party in the primary
election.
The friends of S. =. SrRIDLING an
no,mcc him as n candidate for Treasurer
of OcOnec county, subject to tho action
of the Democratic party in the primary
election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
We Must Stick Together.

The Hon. William IL. Felton, OF
Georgia, is one of the ablost men in
the State, but for many years it was
to keep him in the party
traces. Recently, however, he has
given his support to the Straightout
Democracy. He was asked a few
days ago about the rumors that he
would be an independent candidate
for Congress. He admitted that he
had been urged by parties all over
the District to make the race, but
said: 81 will not be an independent
candidate, and if | enter the politi-
cal field my claims will be subject to
decisions of the Democracy. ! be-
,lieve the time has come when all
Democrats should he e!asciy, uiiitcd.' y
In tho same interview Mr.. FELTON,
pronounced the force bill the most
Ubiquitous measure ever urged before
Congress, and declared the sub-trea.
sury scheme unfeasiblc ard unrea.
sonablc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
ID R II Q II O R y
MEMBERS GENERAL AssEMnLy.

MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SenatOr-K. L. Mason.
Rcprescntatives--A. Zimmerman and A. Il.
Broylcs t
L COUNTY OFFICERS.
Cerk of C0urt--JamcS ScabOrn.
Sherilf--W. w. Moss.
Probate Judge and Master Richard LOWS.
School Commissioner =. Stribling.
CorOner--Dayld s. Craig.
County COnnlisS0ncrs-A T.. Crisp, James NJ.
I!unnicntt and NJ. NicholsOn Clcrk-Joc. w.
Shclor. Board meets on Tuesday after salcsday
In each month.
Steward Poor iiousc-A. Is. McGuflin.
Audt0r-T. II. Norris.
Trcasurcr-J. w. ITOllcman.
Supervisor of Rcgistration--N. 9. Mcdonald.
Jury Commissoncr-Wm j. Neville
TRIAL JUSTICES.
b. l.. 1lorndon, David 8. Craig, II. A..
Mathewson. j. w. Todd, $. II. Joniis, j. r..
Earle, +. u. Rothcll, Warren j. Deat0n, j. 5.
Sanders, a; +. Reedcr, j. j. Woodol, j. ID.
wALIIALLA TowH OFFICERS
lntendant-D. y. Darby. Wardcns--C. l..
Reid, y. ID. A. Hicmann, j. w. f. Thompsom
9. IL. ,schuwachcr, d. ,0clkers, q. w, Pratt
Council meets on the first Wednesday nights
Of each Clcrk-C. Il. Reid. Treasurer
II. D.l A. Bicmann.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
For School Commissioner.

The friends of PRoF. NEILL w. MA
CAUI.AY announce him as q candidate
for School Commissioner of Oconco at
tho ensuing election, subject to the action
of tho Democratic Primary. Proc. MA
CAULAYs thorough education, rc-cn-
forced by long sorvicc rs teacher in tho
schools of tho County, should commend
him to tho thoughtful votor as one fully
posted as to. the practical needs of tho
public schools.
Tho many friends of ISAAC WIcKLtrFE
respectfully announce him as q canti-
date for School Commissioners, subject to
tho action of the Democratic PARTY In
tiiu primary election.
TO THE VOTERs or OcoNEE COUNTY -
] hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the Olllcc of School Commissioners,
subject to the action of tho Democratic
party in the primary election. 5 #
Respectfully, "a
b. a, SMITH.
s The friends of ID. S. CRAIG respectfully
him as n candidate for Soh0nl
Commissioners. f;;r: @ @ Gouiluu county, subject
to tho action of tho Democratic party In
tho primary election, 70
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n. { 4 |. ] ], | rs.
For the Legislature.

The friends of {, (, i. & y. Burr ssrespec
fully announce him a candidate on tho
PiaUorat for tho iIo,,salof r p7
rescntatives, subject to the aotion3of tho
Democratic party in the primary election.
The friends Of Hon. "A !. zIMsIERMAN
hcroby.annouiice him MS q candidate for
reelection to tho Houso Of Representa-
tves, subject to the action of tho Demo-
cratic party in tho approaching primary
election. "a, &, a I, IA
10 tho Democratic Voters of Oconce.
Il, iiercby Announce myself asa candi-
date for tho House of Representatives,
snbjectto the Democrat tic primary. i.ss8 h
IS x Respectfully,
III q II j. II. SIIANKLlN.s II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
For Auditor.

The many friends of WM. A. BARRON
announce him as a candidate for County
Auditor, subject to tho action of the
Democratic party in tho primary cleo
tion.
The friends of w. j. NEVILLE an
nounco him as a candidate for Auditor
Of Oconcc county, subject to tho action
OF tho Democratic party in tho primary
election.
Tho friends of II. R.sN0Rms rcspcct-
fully announce him as candidate for
recollection for Auditor for Oconee county
at the ensuing election, subject t. the
action of tho Democratic party In tho
primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
For Congress-.

Tho friends of Col. ID. K. NoRRs re-
srcctfully announce him as II candidate
for Congress toreprescnt tho Third Con-
grcssional District, subject to tho action
Of the Democratic party in convention
or primary election.
w. G. BENEr, of Abbcvillc,' is hereby
announced as a candidate for Congress
from tho Third Congressional District,
subject to tho action of tho Democratic
party.
We arc authorized to announce W.P.
CAIIoUN, Esq., as u candidate for Con-
grcss from Third Congressional District,
subject to tho action of tho Democratic
party.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
For County Commissioner.

The friends of II. T.. DoDD announce
him ass candidate for County Commis-
sioncr of Oconco county, subject to the
action of the Democratic party in tho
primary election.
Tho friends of ANDREW BEARDEN am
nouncc him as II candidate for County
Commissioner for Oconec County, sub
jcct to the action of tho Democratic party
in the primary election.
Tho many fricnds of w. N. Cox re-
specially announce him as II candidate
for County Commissioner for Oconee
county, subject to the action of tho
Democratic party in primary election.
Tho many friends of j. NJ. IIuNNICUTT
respectfully announce him rs a candidate
for reelection as Count Commissioner
for Oconcc county, subject to tho action
of tho Democratic party in primary cleo
''o'' Z r,,,,,,,,s
The friends of w. &. RUSSELL, d
Chattuga River, nominate him as II can
tlidate for County Commissioner of Oco-
ncc county, subject to tho action of the
Democratic party in tho primary election.
The many friends of GEo. w. IIoasEn
respectfully announce him as candi-
date for County Commissioner, subject
to the action of the Democratic party in
the primary election.
The friends of SAMUEL III. MARET res
pcctfully nominate him as q candidate
for County Commissioner Of Oconec
County, subject TO the action of The
Democratic party in the primary election.
Tho friends of NATHANIEL PnILILps
announce him as a candidate for County
Commissioner Of Oconce county, subject
to the action of tho Democratic party in
tho primary election.
The many friends of j. NJ. WnIrMIRE
announce him as Il candidate for County
Commissioner of Oconec county, subject
to the action of tho Democratic party in
the primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
For Probate judge.

& Tho friends of RiclIARD LEWIS hereby
announce him as u candidate forrc-elec-
.tion to the Office of Probate Judge, subs
jcct to the action of the Democratic party
liz the approaching primaly election
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l4o osssal s,nd q Special.
Meeting af the ;:ssSf ;;;:sstsSf d Executive 4
Committee. I, i

!; W There will be q meeting Of the County
sExecnti2s COMMITTEES of the Democratic
party of oeonee county mt iyalhalla on
Monday, the 4tll day of q August, 1890,
for. the purpose Of arranging q County
Primary and to attend to any other busi-
ness that may como before tho commit
tee, All memhefs .s,re esrnc rs solicited
.toattend. 5s$
;s 81. " yIS s. Y. STUNNING,
n: County Chairman.
3. 4. KEEsE, Secretary. =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
Capt. Dibble Oh tho Situation.

The following is an extract from a
letter written by Hon. ,mucl Dib-
bic, member of Congress, to a
gentleman in Collcton County and
published in the Waltcrboro Press ).
"Our State is in q bad fix politi-
cally, and our farmers have no. con-
ception of the damage that is being
done to us abroad. sTillmanism'
will stop capital from coming to us;
will cost us millions of dollars Of in
creased burdens, which our taxpay-
ers will have to pay, to meet higher
rates of interest on our bonds, and
vii! encourage the Radicals to
swing the Federal election bill on
us, and give us lots Of trouble. If
ever South Carolina farmers were
playing game which is going to be
costly to themselves, now is the
time. And yet they think it is a
mere amusement of the hour-to
shout Tillman that don't cost
them anything. If some of them
were here and knew how it looks to
an outsidcr--could see ourselves. MS
others see us-thcy would probably
reflect a little"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 24.--A
shock of earthquake was felt iii this
city yesterday. The jar was only n
slight one, and beyond frightening n
few nervous ones did no damage
whatever. a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
NOW Store ReInOVaI Read
Garafl!H4!. .

iFsiHE business OF ", n. Martin, Agems.
having boon merged into that OF 81.
M. VanNVyck y Co., the stock of gotyts
have been moved to the store room Of s. II,
stand. We viii Keep cop 4 complete sassort s s
ment of Tin, Crookory, Glassware and
Groceries. Our &c. and I0c. conn tors 4
will bo filed with numerous now and q
useful articles. Wow will barter for Cot.
ton Corn caa. 4; :. ~ s 4, I, -.
ing from iarge houses and sSllipg 81 81 VI B
at the very lowest flgnres. Givo us Is B
call. sf S.. Nj. YANyY1TC IL lSSsS (lC j.. e:
juno 18, 1890. 1SSy s2,ES
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laboring classes generally than anything
yet organized by human wisdom; that
tho teachings of tho order if rightly un-
dcrstood and appreciated would ultimate
ly bring prosperity, education, happiness
and contcntmont to tho tillcrs of tho soil
and all classes of wago workers; and he
closed by drawings true picture of home
life, as it was exhibited in our homes,
where the good wifo tolls early and late,
preparing the meals, nursing and caring
for the children and looking after and
managing tho general household duties
and cares and responsibilities belonging
to the same; that tho 'lords of creation"
ought to appreciate these slavish and
burdensome duties and do all in their
power to assist and alleviate onr noble
wives and mothors in tho cxactng cares
of life. Mr.. Werner made good speech
and was listene,! TO ;tttcntiveiy. After
tho speaking was over the crowd rc-
paired to tho spring near by where tho
people spread thor dimcrs and all par
took of hearty meal of the substantial
and nice things prepared by tho good
ladies@ The young people, of which thcrc
were goodly number present, enjoyed
themselves for while in tho dance. Tho
candidates also had q hand in tho fcstivi-
ties of tho day and woro busily Gngagcd
in making tho acquaintance and present
ing their claims to tho voters present.
Altogether the day was an enjoyable ono
to this scribe, barring the rain, which
foil in copious showers In tho afternoons,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Captain and Ma J. Darnsson, OF Port D,sks
~, ase - she Rainies.
M - G. Sullivan, u Pofsiand. Northern Pa
mao railroad deesctive. was Ia Seattle yesterday,
Nm Jemee white end Min Made X. yacohs,
- Peft Gamble, ass stoppiag q the enequalmia.
NJ. J. EDDY. Of Portland. general frsisns agent
- TIE Nilusnkss = - Paal railway, vas In the
city yesterday.
esnases G. q. Austin and Senator o. D. Guilsofl,
came over irOa Olympia last night and seg1s.
tsssd g the naauier.
1in Z = Draseitou. Min Louisa Eieenbeis
enA 4tas u Elaenbeis. of PERI Townsend. usro
o he kAiniss yesterday.
Mr. ThomAs T. LitssIi LEFT Tor hts home In New
Albany. lnd. Yesterday. in respoass 10 . ssls-
efan ea1liag hin 70 The bedside Of his dying
father.
M. Charlss Harlow. engineer In ehares q the
Northern IaciAo survey 70 Bsitish Columbia.
vice III. Frank Bartlett who has been changed
- the 0nsoads livisien. was q the Rainier res
oorday.
NJ. ". 4 Coivills. 81 Batavia. N. r., rspssssn.
tattve Of The Syracuse Forging and Gun Com
pany, arrived In the city yesterday morning
mon - ysAhcisco. and registered ct the
nainioe.
Ms. 80 MIA \. B. suliivan. Of Monmouth, III (:
Mr. and MrA q ,. Bunsy and two children, Of
Ufeana, m. and Miso B0e J. Duell, q Tacoma.
OooDosed . passy thasspsnt NV heun q he
Ratutw yoooDe6oy.
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csaxy. "
Port wssAinsson, adjacent to navy yard sita
The latest and best inysssmsns ~ w % rsss
csss ii erection. We donate lots Tor nanuiae.
turing psrpossA Parties building ass al.ewsa
Que Third purchAss rcnsy - eoaua Morton .
Co. room J. Colonial block
New hosiery. Chester CieAry.
O. K rersf. Co. SIS Cciumh ia street. VII re-
move 20 Les From; street.. urffhts bloch, On Nay
i. q which time full line Of she~t N usie, music
snsiF ans ssock 81 weber. Ensnon. Kss<y rsAsos
and xsssy crgAns-
sor. l.sses' cAenise ana erawerA Handsomely
trimmed. Chester Cieexy.
Friday and saturday, OPENING says ct Hsiilis-
s sss n .saa esssss A'rs ana cesnssa
New uhiss eeedA Chester Caesry.
Fsve-~rrs trsr< sktsscens - raj ard susansss
centr. sAine. bay. fncs, $50 WI fs;ai .H
r., RIAL sss sTs,sa,. I s!" snass' '
New vsndyks point gsmpA Chester cseAfy.
TrSsnv and - uf1ay. opensn1 days q Mia
ery and isktss' farasahinf koc1A selle
Ch<eesy northeast corner Insr4 And CesaoesA
New house isrsisAtns soeA cAessss casssy
Per ass-e.Ass e<as n sss hAs ana eay me 9
ecsarsss 0oldssssa. Ne hsssse. eseesd asssa
noaf Dosssa bsceA
Nsv ysslsnxA cAesssr CieAry.
st.ae eahsr's hawxsrs. csrsisesa hucAeeerss
saa ,..,y sssss. 1 s 49, ss.. ssss 1sssr
x~v sinshsns pereaaea Chester cssaxy.
ne ne.s- s0pra ef ksb - snssrs - .
cAasso 6ss1serin'A - AAss.E
60. esass' nishs scwsa Ch<sssr cseeRy.
New lsu>nA CAssees Cseasy.
New ice euxsasnA CnsssH C3oaxy.
eAarsus Gasastrsa . Axsnx tar knox aAA
New snspsnA Chsssse c1snr.
Nsv Aoeopd euixa chsssef ClsA<y.
60 paDsn y esso ean1z~
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SUMMON c0uRr-IicufHNn8pA l.
~ = esatsle " H. L Ysaisr; for foreclosure
eunsst hen; demurrer ovsuulsas ~ laye
b1nowss.
~ u teatsls ". John wsuslsr: Asnussss
ssied: zen days TO answer.
~ = seattle W John Michel: demussw ovee.
IL ~ days 10 answer.
" = seattle ~ Samuel Kennedy; demursus
1uled; Ten days " answer.
= seattle ~ James McNsusht, -
INA two suiis: hearing March -
1sncock ~. William seymour: nsetsa
nagnsnt By defendant
$ haynes q q. Va Puget Sound Coepese
- eeeoay; passed
e.aeaa ~ white: demurrer . complaint;
"Wednesday. April .. ESQ q n
49, y. Asston W. Kent smith coapa
l,naa Mcdonald Va school Dissrscs NJ
~; oontinusd 10 March -.
$3.50 Ahy ~. l. A. Noblstt; ds0urrss
oouss
{ hsiais q al against II. ,. Hevss 4 a.: Do
-. ss % complaint ovesrulsd; i've days -
ssaseis MeNatt Va. John Burma; dsmursss
seed: twenty days to answer.
kinneas and wife w Thomas John-
= Y. Peeerscn ct al: motion 20 vacaie aud
- o. retraintng order: motion denied
srrnxioa ccusr-srnAsrox ..
go Cosehiia W Clark. Harris 4 Company:
-. 49, making John c. GrAyson defendant In
! Z Haakins Va Catherine n piiworsn q a.:
eas fos ii 50 by foreclosure
.nsm Cochran W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MD -''oe'" w ''s'As' WV
:, ~saAinsscn Iron Company Va I. A. Jensen q
asres continued TO LAtarday, March -
as " Tharston; motion TO aiamisa
:. 80 vaiu Va Fred II. Peterson ct al-piAin-
: ssnun 10 second afadavis. OVER uied
= !. CARLSON ~ Alfred white: Transferred
esedss uchsenherg.
ran kaicst " fasst Sound shore rod
- ~ ssrike. continued 10 March y.
: -snes d. Almond w Francis ". DunhamsG
nasrsf; overruled by consunss I'm days
sas Day W C. @. Coleman. Descendants
-. = 70 stsiks. confessed and amended: I'm
nssi Johnson " 3 c. Kronnick q aide
-. -. % complaint; confessed; leave TO ale
aosd complaint
sans MCGOWAN Va David u. shsnhs q H.
.afser to comrisint: continued to March =.
Douglass va Christian Nelson q al
: 1sHef 10 complaint: continued % March =.
9 sosxy vs. q. n. Hodgdon- Defendant
esFred 10 motion.
0N s' AAs'aass sos
~Gaace Lang W John Frssney--Dsnsrrse -
= PAINT; sustained
s salssendsa Va salmon Bay Lumber Cen.
~. .osiou 10 strife: sustained
~ Jacobson W city Of seAssie-Motiea b
Paint mere definite.
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NrH nRrss MATTRrAIa

Ne received asco pteccs new embrofdesisa
ssyie: rreo " under vafue. Chester cieafy.
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sAn Arabian Night and "a Night Or
Noaoay evening Days r svsling company vii
opem n 1ssues hall With IAN Arabisn Night
ard o. Tuesday evsning'A Night Or viii b
pesssntsd OF the isttse play The 0vseoafca Of
The 1oeA inst says:
AS H. New PArk tAeater Last night Dalyl
travelling company appeared in the sids-spiit
tlng comedy = Night or The house IVES com
fofeAbly hi1od b. those Who bfaved The storm
ana night well were they repaid BY the perform
ance giyUn. eo0e one has said that = good
laugh u bseaos than dose Of medicine and Il
this u trus. then the people who were at the
New faSk iast sight will not need any suinins
this sprtng. ~ 10 was tmpossihis - - a
Night or without roaring. From the dsst q
ths Lass the plot u one continual tangie Of ain
cult1ss, and the s0bss II exfstcAtion see1s only
- fnVo2vD thnm dnopoY"
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INVESTMENTS
ovyxKxD II
| G.vs.1sc..srt
YoR THE
CURRENT WEEK
xAn RAnx-ons Of sAs choicest ieA IN D..
nys Eass Para sAdanon. slma
| FROM $500 UP.
~ 76fcou esstass % NfsA szss&
Y@es nsar untsa. win fractional Let
| a R00-chstss los q Roy srsse. in oassa
VAsVOV Anns town
81 Zoo Bsildiss ~ - axsA ssss&
neas CnioA
81 An0-Dosbls corner evo lseu block and
ahalf from Madison street. adioin-
| fng Rsnson addtiaon.
81. 900 -D g. ''''~ !. Mob Hl'' 'Aa'
~ 600 -choses ios IN Hssssa addition
| $50 HisA. ashny less On Dspes s'ssst
| ER00-Loss IN Edss ! Knights addition.
| G6n0- Corner lots ffsacsienai, adjoining
VOOO Rsnton sddision-
S400-Ios IN sisslo~s addition
eQfIf1- Single acsss n Days Acre Gardens
- Green LAka
FROM %, 600 UP.
a EfNn-u acrss II Land with small hossa
a k0n-7soxln lset. cleared and fenced
V~sS~ sdjoining woodward addition
$4,000 =. -. :. :; 81. Z, %, ~. .s. :, ~
city; i've lon
$4.000-...sss;::. ma - ''sas = a1'A
s.s.,s ss- :, ~, s., 80, re. ::
s:ssrie ssaA
5000 L.. :; s,.s. s.s ;''''s s''"''a I'm
90 610-Dcuble corner. IN Mn Hontfue
V~s~SS aAditioa, near slsctric road. over.
l0nkfne Iako Union. can ha nold nenarnfnlv
90 nfNfl-Thsss los On Dspos srsst op-
VSsSS posits Judge uchisnbsfIs resi-
dsnce. with magnificent view.
FROM %, 900 UP.
60 000-lO lest square and small house
southeast corner Of Tenth and
Cherry. The choices residence property In s.
alta
~ knfl-l0s eeatainins three eood heusss.
Yss~~S corner Of John and Dsxtsr streets
~ 00fI-rvo jots. nerthwsae corner Of
vesS~S Twelfth end Celunhia sszsen
A n(1fl-Tweasy scrssei rieh. beaver dana
vSs~S Land. drained and cleared. almost
adjoining Ravenna Park
"a 00G-Thirsy acres north Of Union bay.
Vs on the line Of the seattle. Lake
shes I Eastern railroad
s. 0OO-a lots Gao feet sauare, northeast
corner OF Tenth and Stewart strseta
Gk nn0-Twe lots southwest oernsr Of
V~s~SS Seventh and Battery stressA
FROM $4,000 UP.
600 660-ia acres Of water front on
vSSs~S~ Mercer Island atsi5o Per acre
SQ(1 000-ons q shs 49, equipped brick
v~s~~ yards On IL Sound, located q
Twelve-miis point Everything IL In good
working order. The owner would prefer 70 ell
fourth Or half interest 70 reliable and prac-
ucal man This l. rare opportunity.
Go 0nn-Two ion corner II Front ana
"a OsVVV Eagle strssta The inside win
- sold separsssly ios o.ooe and the cornsr for
$iaoo0
GIT 00f-nvs ioss ana i've good ssvsa.
room houses with bath rooms,
% yeslss avenue
Sll.OOO-rvo los WITH sooa .ssaasss.
VeesSoS northwsst corner sprin9 ana
$40. OOO-Los ana new double hous
and e-room residence. north
est corner 81 Ninth and Spring strssn The
three hosses rent for 500 per month.
FROM S25, 900 UP.
500 0OO-rwo lots southwest corner Of
VSVsVvV Front and Seneca streets: . nns
business location. The corner viii b sold for
10000 and the inside lot for 14o0Oo
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;sc oENTs NIGHT GowNS

We received 1000 pieces Of new ccicrtngS u
mn and wroles df~0 fabrics trimming v
match. Chester C1esry.
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cRAND OPENING.
NRW ENRROfDERIEs

Evsry lady h cordially invi ~ 10 attend III
~ q "a III street. Nnx J. J. CRRssxAn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
HEMsTirCHEp FTOuNCIN6S

We received 100 pieces india sifka io new
shades - sslecs from at eoc yard Chesss'
CloAry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
ANNuAL sPRINa orENIxo

toung anncances with pleasure %
1sO 81 seattle and vicinity that 80 Ufi1
= eompisse aud ars,n1e ilns q millinery
- opening days Monday en0 10y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
CAPTAIN ELLIS BOAT.
VIII = One d the Fastest q
tt Clasu n the World.
TIE PLANS UNDER WAY.
- Dess wul - nsns = sseesss -
VIM - HIS ssrvsss IN

CaD1nfn y. n ElliA IL ewn9 q - asamR
no91ensneer. No. dos11sd - buf1d rev 81
- eesoDer = rnn - - eosnd. Her sagtneu
va - - hos1epoues. sd VIII - to wells
- 90 ~ ~ fssesus boats At ia claas IN -
/6os3l
ceDssta Kills h0 plans now undss uny ior -
bat nd & ID hie tn&nuon - have - uexk
deee = nh city.
kvssy eGou VII - PAT 1sssh - e0mpssn ~
steamer the coming season end - pat hsx on
spansneer run fron seaetis - lsooa - po9i-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
soc INnIA RfIKS

We rsesivsd Q large line OF eentS niea
gowns, nicely trimmed. 81 7ac each. Cnssss'
cleaxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

We resolved coo pieces of table linens and
l.ooo ocsen nspkips direct from Del1ast. aloo {
10 q tablo esss which ~ ere odsring at special
peioonL Cheoses CloaFy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Proud RotheFso Boast.
O1e Of the contemporary poets asks as:
sWhsss - ~ bright girls Of the psat'" Our
own ohosEvakion b thai some Of them are ad-
ntniseestng doess Of Chanberlain's Cough Rem
cay 70 the bright girls Of The future.
Foe sals BY III druggista Stewart Holmes
Dgue Connoay. wholesale agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
MUST HAVE ROOM

Our carpet department il crowded to ito utmost e.
pacty and more room must be had ct once In order to
secure it We have marked down several lines ct prices
which insure their immediate sale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
sALH or rowELs

We poosived 10 dcssa Ill linen towels aiSec(
lruU Belfast New pofterne and oneee linen
0pec1a1 mention d made at CO loe, ~ nm
ench ChootAr Cleafy