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THE DAILY LmELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
I'ROFK-StrJN A it < AKI>S
a r ■ 1
DENNISON b. BLANCHARD,
ATTOHNFiyS-AT-IjAW AND
Frw'tor* in Admiralty.
•» f" rt T«»»•' t>4 w**; it. • " rr '
ftll
cry.
D P. JENKINS,
SKATTLK, W T.
i TTOUS'tCY M l \ ». x»tf iron
/V CilASf'KftY, .t W' I'U'H 7'//.'
IS AliUlllAl.l Y.
us. o M If: »a
Sr>Al«;in A. HAI.LKK,
Attorneys & at L-w.
PORT TOWNSITI7D. W. T
W. It. AM»KE\VS,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Will »Jl llw ()«rta 'rf K- f Mf. Oi«
Trrrl t>fty
orrie« is nrn«Ji » srium*«», tnwrn f " '
r>crr«i.. e«m*. w. *•
C M. BRADSHAW,
•iff o ruey-at-i'M «r,
PO RT T WNSK ND, W. T.
Jom J M' Om.*»4, Ttt-m licaaa
MrWIMU & BtRkC.
ATTORN KV S- AT-1- AW,
SEATTLE, IU
Will ittosd t«» btMtum In all psft* f th® Ti*r.
riUtrj.
- i
« IS C H HAsroan.
(iUliirt Atl< rtiry
Btt nirtrlt I. W T )
MCONAH& tHANFORD,
Stiomry*'-at»ltair, solicitor*
Im i hastcery ami t* rod or a
In .ithniro/lt/.
OfvioK ('ounneri ial Strns-t. corner,
WflAlßftflßt Scuttle, W. T.
D. S. SMITH,
U. S. rominlHHlon«*r, Jtisliue <»f
th« I'oiiro and Vofiu y I'nbllr.
liollertloia midr nn ill «'«»•»- '• t. *»» *t>
t»«MNtn •» I otlirr «lr»«l »» 1 A< k»"*l
«tl>iT><-i)ta at ■«!»•'' rt« •»***•»
Or» i> * (Virurr it Thlra »!<•! •* !•»•» -
Itih
DR. FRED. W SPARLING.
(Late of th# 11. S. Array,)
f*H r«icixr w HI tu. t:o.r.
OJ'KIt'K ON COWMMU'JAI. MTRKKT. 3 l»Oi>U»
NOUTII "I 111 \ Iti' O l 1 \i..
Gjj» J. S. MAGGS,
Dcntiwt,
OFFICK, MILL HTIiKKT,
tirir ■'!<» lUri .n* Nl.irt- I: WV Of OC
CIDKNTAL lIoTH. CJ*
DENTISTKY.
I' OF
vMCSsk
mTTTt ju< on « .us urr 111 AH *^l
Kuanuit<*e<l. n '
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
COLI/KCTOR.
I >\HTUI I.A It ATTKVTION OIVI N TOO)!.
I lm-l!on f detail T»u*« f<-r V-s» Hr»
U'iil» fr»»» ,-f i
Oftit with W M. YORK. XtUm.ry at l4«r.
W T. at.*Mf.
lilt. IIA MOM II OK KM IN,
Physician, Snrpon and Accoßchenr
O/tirr lit t c» C ry Stn-t, '
tiffin h'lVHt <**«/ «N • »■! StiYft*.
SKATTLK. W. T.
DRS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY,
Houiaopath ists %
SKATTLK, VY. T.
nn n k BArtt rr. t \rr fßorr*K«r »>r
ar.«l I'riitl. * of > »« ">#
\l > C»>utrat NC-li *1 mi'.l
«»|wrm»vo >uryry »1 t l *"* »n ■ al
I* Mul 10 .».(• iU • V»t t'f lit#
VllHd. «ll#
DR. G. A. WEED,
NI'IHiKON AND PHYSICIAN,
SKATTLK, W. T
J»mm \l>Nti«ar Jon* I.*.***
McNAUGHT £ LEAKY,
a ironsar>. ,i 7 - / a n*. ><>/,/< /-
ions is cha ,Yc hit r .f ru<n -
TO lib IS ADMIIiAITY.
will pnartic* l» th* Pt*l!i< l v-i>' •» t- : re
C -urt».
Mr Lwj <«n;l ®»*» t ' »
!<■ U n*. (>«tvrup lit* *»' a.» • tv. ti i* ,
»ua ►*> ~f k-US
Jaty nth. t«?2. )>t>
l»K. JOIIX HAkKit,
rimw /.i.r m /tf.io.r,
RJLSIPKXi f «, r- « t t ; . x j • tr.-< t»
Ol MO— v , <
oi»k Kuntihii
DR.G. IMMLIIOI N\
Seattle, W. T.
o;>j. ! js; I
|ItOAHI> ANI> Tl I PiON
c«u l*c v .tu ; ftl { r
Tho Young LndifM
HI -1» iiiMr!. t»
French, ersan. & English Slaves
Arpij»«. isi.s f.t tt' \rrß«!
HOME.
fcV JAMZA M-j* riiOHEKY.
I « a » !. of ?*. 'j iand the prida,
)U ; .«1 by t-asen o'» r at' the world
V) irr>- satt s*reu»-r
light.
An 1 <t» r t-., iOO» «mpsr» !ii« Uwiiijflit,
A land < f -a'y, virtu*, valor, truth,
Ttma-tor(or«"l ag<» wl I'> *«-«•* a ltesl
y^»uth
Th«; wandering uariri*r, whta< • v- ex
pi ores
Th'! w.alti.k-l is'.the u» *t etie'emt
ing s!i je* «,
\"h a> ij <t a rnaltn so beautiful ai.d fur,
brf *th«t th» spirit of a purer att
In every eluu« the magnet of hi» •ou!,
If urh»-l t>y r«*r»»en»bfa hv. tr<m ! «l» -to
ttie e;
pf>r iii tins lind oi i. s | < ciiliu
grac>.
I heritage of nat ure's nobh-st rat e,
i hr« is n spot of '-arth -uprt me y bh*st.
A >!ear< r, jhH thiin all the re^t,
Where mm, creation * tyrant, casts
ruside
Hi* sword nixl seepter. j ageantry and
pride,
While in his snfteneil benignly
bland
T(i<. .ir#« th« noli, the btt>battd, brother,
fr i«nd.
ll* n woman reigns; the moth**, daugh
ter, wif*.
>!r« w with fresh flower* th«* narrow
way of life'
In the • lear heaven of h< r dtdight ful
eye.
An 1 guard of lose and graces lie ,
Around her knee* domestic duties inert.
Ami tir- «id«j pleasures i/ tml>ol at her
fe«'t
' Whnrt -.hall that lanl, tb it spot of earth
be found '
, Art thou a mail ' h patriot r—look
around ;
oh, th iu -bait tind, howw'er thy foot
steps roam.
That land thy country, and that sp->t
thy home t
STORIES OF CALIFORNIA
LIFE.
Jay Ch irlton. the New York eorres
|«>iideut of the Iktnbury Sef*. -p< iking
of "Gabriel Conroy" and it* author,
««v liret 11 »rt«■ i)Hrr4 iitlln tv Calit'ur
mi. fl<- nvvcr made hi* pile tlitre,
niter it had rvfus I t" uiakc hiui wealthy
ho panned out fr >m h*m< >!f 40111''
*kctche<» and | > uH that did more for
♦ln glory «»t' fortu 1 than it . ver did
f'>r htm. Iha vc ht»rd him express the
muuo aver*ion t • California that lie ex
prm-f-in hi*'> k 11 i* |kti •n.iliy not
a popuUr man; - it I have Always liked
luiu. Hi* e«»nvt tfoitiou 1* a* good a*
bit writing. He ouoe told me that at a
certain time h« was in an inland valley,
w lure IIIIKI t had taken to a tawrn a
number of *ti :igsrling' r »veler>. of whom
he \\ *n <>t;e in a crner »it a little
man with hi* h«a«l 110 wed upon bis
j hand'* in melant holy meditation Men
i were sitting around and play tug cards
and drinking when suddenly there ro* (
a tall strong stranger. who, folding hi*
artus roared:
"1 urn the man from the mountain*.'
There wvsv no response* 11»i-» was
a challenge to tight There wan fight
tin the air Again he *aid %% ith words
| of emphatic int« nt.
•*I am the man from the m mntainv"
| He g«t no tak« r- The atf.iir hecauie
I \er\ imprt'ftnive, and the man's manner
Iwiaiui' ni »re obtrusive Suddenly the
j the tittle fellow, who had be*n sitting
i iptii tlx with bowwd h'*f% I in the eoruer,
s ftly rose, and m tuUluhl i»ut earnest
tan. *, uttt t' I
"And I atn the man Iroiu
the valley'"
The big hully looked at bim a tno
men! a: d tbtu took out.
i bis rrmitid* me ot a *tory told 1»y
j Oeiu-tal Oashwilder. One d»v in the
eat ly tune* he was standing in a pio
j neer »h*ntv saloon, in co»i{>*ny with a
grfat b g tighter, w ho was the terror »<i*
' the earnp and town There w n«»th
. u that this giant could not whip, and
very little he had not whipped. 1 his
lagMlow wa* setting near the bar wh»*i
» «tiang»i etil* red. lie was a new
comer ir town He ws* not more than
tweu'y-five, slenderly built, pah-, with
eye*. d«dicat< f»»fttures. and a hand
ilk. • girl, lis qsiiUjr up to
I thebsr and *.*k *1 for a °f Drairdy
Ihe .i»s u ft* j daced 1* tore bim, where
upon the bully *ro»e fr«-tu Lie chair, put
his big, brawny baud in front of the
voungsUr, took the brandy and drank
tt The voting nun said nothing, but
quietly .i down four bit* and sai l
** 0i ve iue another glavs of brandy
The brandy was put on', the gias>
filled and tlie bully agfttn reached for
ward tiv-k the brandy *nd drank it.
The y.iuigstir pit fust lit* on the
count* i an I >aid. t snly :
" Oitr me gla**«» of brandy."
The t«- k'l»s-*4 » *er- put w«t. tilled
an t the bully the third time reached
foi w k rd, to» k » n'a*- and drank it The
\ ( <ui cu an j'ftt i nt* ittention « ven to
th< giant s j i«t» U and kmve*. but tak
11 _• the other |t vlrank it *n 1 put
do*ti a dollar, rheu. with ew*y man
ner. tie left the Utr t >r the door, wa!Hrd
t"vi »-r *.x s? p*. turneii like a T'*»hot
J ami shot the Hilly through
the befti *. A* he t»»Sk \1 »>u! of the
dk. th. svid ! <oi>r of ?h<' by*!anvler*
• lba: f. 'low m:gbt have hut' s.;m.
U>iy. yet."
I *a* <Uv «m the plat
form of the ** **t of Ul n«?* ants f
i! • «■:!.' /K »* *, Wyon .ig T»T
r»tot\ A la 4* »«r httle jj rl u»r«
-itti- at ,*U 4 f tht ' hi* . Ot»
the |*lat(<<riu a hunter with a
hr. %■ ri(?' *nd * N*' full • f
cai'ii i„»» li ( *>lb tin y.t*v it
lud ientf wi pt «tf ; the Snllt't ilrow
thmagh tbv thin rlaj»bi*r(l
through the coat t-f a man insiwf »■: !
between the head of the l.t-ty
ami little
*tmlod »; it jut in another » • r?r*«l I
«*•» thoroughly netl at hi» cvx^l
>.»ff. r» n.-e, *»»•! •'* lor t' «• itnjwtl« >-t
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRCHKY, TUESDAY. JUNE 20, IS7G.
th*» ro r 'fß«c* tald : "Id like to be
en <:gh t> lick yott, yoa bi«r ch ickle
h**i It« t«TM i around rent
ier, slaj d me on tha should* r till I
thought tins earth *a» shaking f r
anil#s rune 4, an J *iH wfth a mile
" Pari, ytr ain't 1/i% •nuff, an' yar
can't lot!. Yer d b*tt*r jnt jrer bar
C*H and n Pard at boy, what .
ytr drink. ' Nottain' ! Not rwa with
m® * Thfn v<er'd hett«r tie * tin pan
terret tail wJ k* 1 w««a F» r 5 » t
sa*u be, pattmtr tirt* clapbnar i "A;n't
tiiat a party «uiutbe bule'' Them
Henry brich-louder* is—"
Wli»-n iluran Grwly w i» on In- way
to California be met a Forty-niner
< uton g Kaat. Tba Cahfornian wa« in
a <!r< <ffn! staw about hi* a iram >•; >-
tk'ii- Wk k«(4 -aymii. " 1 wish Iha 1
«An»«* of th*-m Cahf»mi» jw rtaters.
Tbeu/t «a'in, them is. I> in thi- yer
country eunyways. I d givt * t titju
*aitJ dollar* £>r a taunt I'ul of oi Cili
f rny air. Thai'.- th* placi 1 to ;ivt ii>
mi'y kfUtrv wuth hviu' iu. Muuut
ingn and ir«l!»-y—stm* hrie* in winter,
s|>*r»TL r r>»«-. alirrs, I>*?' bran* w%tur
enny wheras, tiuo* climate on th#- face
ther yurth iJeru a kentry 1 ik»* this
•lown y<*r Californy'a the only pi
tit t*-r lit
II or a/* «milcd that chiW lik »* stnile
of his, an 1 thought he bad tho Cali
t'ornian bud when he «aid
"My friend, if California is such a
splendid country, why did you ever
lea re it 'f"
" Ikoors#," aaid tho alop' r, " I wore
a fula !"
Nio*oßaixts.—At Home the names
of negro#**, malo* and femalea, who
liate been distinguish*d for piety .inl
g«x*l work*, are found in th»* calendar
under the designation of ' saint-."
Protestantism has no negro saints Mr.
Ticknor tells us of a negro at Grenada, in
thu sixteenth century, who, brought us
an infant from Africa, rcmo l»y bis learn
ing to tie Professor of L»tiu and (Jroek
in the s< hool attached to the Cathedral
of (ir<natla He is the same person
noticed by Cervautcs a* "el Negro Juan
Latino," in a poem prefixed to Don
He wrote a Latin poem in
two bitoks. He was married to a lady
in Urenada, who fell in love with him,
as Kloi*e did with Ahelard, while he
wn.l teaching her , after his death his
wife and children erected a monument
to his memory in the Church of Sta.
Ana, in that city, inscribed with an
epitaph, in whi« h he wii* styled, " Kil
iii4 Kthlopiuni, protest pie nigurrima
pat rum.— Fntz* r'» }fijitziue.
Cm K« ! i STATISTS S. —The following
are said to be the figire.s representing
the amount of church property hel<l by
th»» different denominations in this
country according to the moat recently
gathered statisti<«. Mithodist, *"> l,
l'Jl; Homtu Catholic, f'i(),985,r)5(5; Pres
byterian. f'»3.20,V-o<'». Baptist $11,008,-
•Vs, Kpi* -opal im. ♦3«i.r»lt.r»4 < .»; Congre
irotionalist, s*2-'> t Nts9.fWS; Kefr rin church,
# 1«», 1 ."J|,170; Lutheran, aji 14.1*17.7 IT.
Thk announcement of Commodore
Vaudvrbilt'n denth, may lie «xprcted
almost *»»▼ hour Hi* condition in con
siderably worse than thu report of Wed
nesday morning noted it and his sjreat
forbid* u« to hope t'<>r his r< < overy.
MOORE & CO.
dealers in
FreNft and ttnltctl
NE.4TS
and a general assortment of
CpJ €» m m i
AWo, the ls*st brands of
CUtARS AXO TOBACCOS.
Ct>mer of Third ft Uuien Streets. Seattle.
SAMUEL KENNEY.
>ler<*liant Tailor
Hm }a«t rts .'. \ rv! a urw at. ! rfc l-.-e
ST( XK (>!•' ( K >< )I )S
F<-r iik) S ircn.i r *«*r
r.VSHIOXARI.K SI ITS
t . nirr
(ouiniftilxl Slrrrf, Itiiilr W T
Opposition
MIIO Llfo or Trade.
.1 lit ILMSM! SPP
H»# lwt< f»t*- ..»!■-«-«! iiy tb* uftimliiU'J . t hit
own t» • k si t !»«-».t f
(OMMI.IaIAL SI.,
N«-mr tit* •>-> att]» M»t3 Waii» H*>l>#
t> 1. vkMt (wtanm «. nn ■« rth »f
* i«r »»>«!<■*" IS", ktltdt . ik k»!: ttufjjt W. ft
;!i t* .! • !■ ni<-*
Ship. Stentnhoai, Machine.
Mill. Railroad. I-osrjrinir.
<'amp. Farm an<i
\V agon oTK,
\.m\ Hiit* -h (i s* »;th fc**t«..~«» »,-«! <!.•-
pal h
\. r. ( AMPIiELI
11. ii. i' I&I I! i: i.
WF
Succfs.sn? to
PUMPHREY
an°young.
i'loohsrllrr and
Stationer.
SEATTLE. W. T.
PHOTOGRAPHY
R. H. CARDWELL,
iSncofrKHor to)
rJEOIvfJE MOO'KE.
Muit* of r«>oiim <>n the rt<v>r of th»
SKATTI.K MARKET bl ILIUNO. <t>ru«r Coiu
inan-lal sn»! Washington *tr»ft».
THE BEST OF WORK
DONE IN THIS GALLERY
and
SATISFACTION G VARANSEEI).
S«aiJt-.May «th. l-Tfi.
PGR
Hardware
AN'T>
Mailirs' Tools,
Of all kinds, no to
WUSTHOFF & WALO
< trad.' - Si. ttv.l. | IR< 'NT KTIIEET.
P.O B' * >2. J Seattle, W. T.
imniT smui i
GUKAT CLEAKING OUT OK
DRY Go<fc>S
AND
CloMils
AT
FK\l ENTII\L BROS
M/f.l >IHE Er. .** E. ! 7 77, K.
Making
Hri«-k St-.f* aow b«lb* *tv wr ffer th» entire
*t k -it g< <*!« at root.
l>r..n*j.ia a: J ill ta - 51 mo. !■ * o »t.
TJ;* rtivk u irnpTT >r t an* In* ItT, mb.
•. f
I >ry « iood-5. <Mothing.
Idiots. Shoe**. Hats.
Rlankets. < 'arpets. \c..
WHOLESALE AND IiETAIL.
FRAUKSTHAL BRO
EAStWICK. MORRIS & CO.
CiTil »i. 1 Miiiitjg
EK" OIKT £2 EXIS.
JS«< (i. HsW'tl i ttviMlisii.;
t »i ( uuimrirlal U'a»blM|lon Strtfli,
battle, *a»h T-rrtl-ry
Coat' kis t ft*tw* a.:**ra! tar>«i» u. t «nr
*»•...;.«t at.'i -tp« a. PIa DM at-1
t r BuaU!g liiipr rrt&fLt* fonUafcad
attest..« firm t IMBUI »cri»y* fcfcd tu U>«
: - at.. & of ntr ko aitd hkx-k»
MISCELLANEOUS
HOLMES i GLOII,
■ut porter* mt aad Dealer* la
FURNITURE
DFHOLSm" GOODS,
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE.
HI 9
Their Immense Stock ICoutains
Parlor Sets,
Of Urrman Tapwitry and hair Cleth
Bed-Room Sets
Wi 1% v
OF BLACK W ALKFT AND WHIITK ASH. trimmed
with itla. k waiuut.
Sofas &Longes,
OF HAIR CLOTH and TAPESTRY
Bureaus,
Contor-Tatoles,
Cliairs,
Curtains.
Picture Frame
Mouldings, ot
crdqueT sets.
Coffini, Burial Cases, Caskets, ftc.
%r All goe<ls pnrrbss«<l st this r«tablli>hmriit,
sll. tx» drllv«rtul frr*< lti any part of tho city,
ttaattle. Juljr J4th. ISTS
Ye Strangers
and. all who feci weak and
want to be restored !
KNOW YE!
That you can have your spir
it* resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
t lie
FIT 1101UME1T1001
H /IEUE
Stoalc.B, Oliops,
Aihl *ll th«- <l#llii*Art*a of th< nif >n an* »erv>l in
tl»«- beht >»«•» York "tyl«>.
O
Ly tht«(*las.s, and supplied to Parties
an<l *«* nt iu quantities to any place
win ivth«T» is steam communication.
o
Fresh Made Camlie*.
And an Aw>< rtnitnt of
FINE CAKES
C"n*t»iitly •<n han<t Welding Cakm mvlt tf> "r
<>n the noti. »•. tall hupp*>r» and
Parti»-a aappliofl.
May 1 »th, IST6.
WORK OXEN
Good and well-broke Oxen
#• v « mit mm m u
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
A <;oor> STKOXI; WArsox
antl in exchange forwell
brok«» Oxen. Knquire at the
abovenamcd place. <»r at this
Office. m2otf
Dolly Varden
Front Street, near the Pavilion,
SEATTLE. W. T.
At tt>«- DOU.T YARDEX-
H l.\E>.
ons,
HE Ell, A M>
rin mis
• 'iL hKKT Q! \LITT, »iii a. *»ya l«* a*r*» ! to
at e jMt «:'n.
CITTER'S OLD BOIRBOX
- kSi> THE -
liF>T CIGAItS IN SEATTLE
APJ: THE SPECIALTIES AT THIS HOUSE
Smith A' iamrmi*
Seattle Planing Mills
CJ. W. STETSOX, Mmiaeer.
SASH, DOORS
BLINDS. FRAMKS, SHrTTKRS. ANl> WOOD FINISH
<> 1* over v d esc ri j> t i on.
SKASoSED LVMIIER OF ALL KIXPS COXSTAXTLY OX IFAXD.
FEED GBOUNO
'it our (i KIS T . Mill., (tf lUiisoHablc t/< '.v.
Sr»«U»». W T . Feb. 1?, Kti.
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE
JOHN Id.JAMIfiSOAr
(Next door to Solnwilctcht r l»ro*. A Co.)
COMMERCIAL STREKT, SEATTLE, \V. T.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS
STATIONERY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ALBUMS
Cll« l«'P»' II rtllicy
run CHOICEST CHI Alls a XI) roiIACCOS.
Subscriptions solicited for S. F. and Eastern Periodicals.
f. A.JEIINGS
Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in
CHOICE
Groceries,
Provisions
Hardware,
ske ®e»&
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
Imported and California
JL ]W JE m 9
Foreign nnd Domestic
Liquors, etc., etc.
ALSO
Proprietor of the fl'nwing
w<»ll-ku<»wn IJramls of Cigar
" Foster,"
"liittlo Eld."
....And....
" Pride of W. T."
t&TAII floods gwtroitfccl
fts re/nest'hfc'f.
• JT-I, -I -In mr. 1 tli tii<- C ' j fr. f • .
Commercial Street, Seattle, W. T.
SEATTLE litkEll)
AND
PROVISION STOKE
Will fttre*!. *#>nttlr. K. T.
L. REIMO, Prop'r,
tfANUFACTf KKjj
Uvea*l, Cuke ,y aml Vnslrtj
Oy ALL KIM/A '
I> -t»U to GRAIN', FLOI'R, (jIj)CE-
Kli.S til l PROVISIONS, of th- - **t
qu.vaty Receive* ORKGON I'ROL>! r K
bv cvt-rv »team<r. FRI'ITS,
PASrnfus. CAN L)l i:s an.i << >N 1- EC
TIONKRIES, j.reparM in the n--it
♦ <»t *tyle.
a\*j, TOBACCO AMI CIGARS.
vri 'rie*-* moderate*. Article* del iv
ered at private house* in Seattle.
« « /ft a in i ■ i
MISCKLIANKOrS
TIIOMAS JACKSON.
Th« }x>|>n!ar proprietor nf theold Hlakely Hotel
f. »• yt-iim, har- iu>\. ! t-. thta «tly, and luu* opened
the oUI *
i UNITED STATES
HOTEL
J
A* *
I' irst - ( 'hiss mi
•11. t
BOARttI.H 1101 Sfc
l Ho®. JACKSON Pn.j . teP.r
Seattle, April 1, liifl.
PONY SALOON,
Kept bjr
HEN MIIR I'll Y
Corner Commercial ami Main »tr.-.t, .-.po.ie
i th. I*. s ffotH
'l*lllß i« thr pi art- t., vimi i,, , n|)f . r
• man rrpUinahtxj.
Cigars, Tobacco, Wine , and Liquor*
AI way* r>*i hand.
Seattle. W. T.. March 1*74.
DA KCINO SCHOOL
ami
ft'urthfjj Evening Soirees
I'lider management of
Profs. Ilrotherliood k Stein we*.
At
REHSTIG-'S HALL
'! i f r minora, l and Kri-
Adults—Mondays and Thorn
nayH. Soiree* Saturday ov« ningg.
I imilifs taken at reduoed rate*.
j Music furnished for any and all ores
•ioni, rvt reasonable rat«t.
J_ " '
WASTED
t tiMI BlwmkKß,
W)io rail Ti.ake »•*•*»• 1 w rk. If of »t<-ady baMU.
I »!i ha\e . VI- ffit for Hoi'ar tilnr at the Fort
I >*!;» end Hj, . St'irr.*
j hn«|iilre of
JOHN MTZI'ATKICK,
POltT TOWXMKXI»,
June 9th, J37G.
SEATTLE
IHIO 0)1 FACTOR!
ISAAC CHILBERG. Proprietor
4 HKURi STREET. near ftecoad. HKATTI.J
O
Br - « he ; • onutantly • n ban.l
r '' llre;:ie|jt» >f the trade, and t»r ri;» ma !<• t«<
«Mer to ault \i. r Uaaerw
1 .r>* ■!'*• j *. f ! r a/» luadfi, « bi< b
ar* «* |aa! t. ti.« > •-t .f the kin.)* import*!. an<i
wbich will be m,ld by % h »!<*aj« at Han rrat-- ou ■<
prteea. and try retail at Seattlr pri •
ai«o. wi*s*« a*i» cim.nnrv* imo«\m
J:n -0u,9 delivered f any part r f the r Ity »r I th
ou t additf* stal charjf«
•ar Ask jMTjr pr erf.rtbe Hrttt'.r Hf
u - atlie, April 1".. 1 tfTC.
ADELPHI SALOON.
J?HSTE
WINKS, LNJIOKS, ami
CIGARS,
JIM.
NO. 14.

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