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MISCELLANEOUS.
nr a* »:
Centennial Lottery !
Authorized by an Act «>f the Legislature of Washington
Territory.
Yal Wildman,
Place of business at 01<1 Auditor ? Office.
MI3 W wm'lJ, #D m. 3AIII,
Drawing of Prizes takes place Every Day.
Particulars as to Scheme will be fully explained at
their place of business.
AUTHORIZATION, t
By Miborilj <»f •*» th« Twi»l»ti*e A**tnh]f of W»nhinjrt-)n Territory. entitled, "An art to
tld in tb« csonntriji ttojj of a * a volt fO*d kt"* tfc* <?****}* Motiutalna." apprised S rem\*r 1 vth,
tW$, wi4 bjr or<ler of lb« H wU of « coat/ Oo»tuJ»#>i«'».*•« of Kin# County,
mad'- J- irnm-y «th. I*7f., Y*l. WiSdi■ *:> Mid B»-n <> ► n having f •«! tL-ir !>• Urat; o and
Bond li> «onfon.dtjr uth xud Act, an ! t|j «*id B>*r lof Cvu. utoiowm having approved aa.d I»«c
--laration and !'■ nd, tail Vai. Wildtnan and Barnard Cr>mm u are hw-hy U- vbm<d to catrjr on tlifir
Lottery ScbfßMr taidT the prov talon* of »aid A*t.
1U ..„, , Wi tiiCM ut y hand and thv weal of Mid CoimniMtoMr'a Conrt. thi« «th day of Ft-briiary
{nCALj A. D. 1*76. M.S. BOOTH.
Auditor of Mid County.
Seattle Brewery,
CORNER MILL & FOURTH STREETS, SEATTLE.
SLOKAH & CO.
Proprietors, and Browors of
SUPERIOR ALE, PORTER
And the only
Genuine Beer
Made in Washington Territory.
QC&* Our Bottled Ale and Porter is equal, if not supe
rior, to any foreign brand.
Occidental Hotel,
John Collins & Co., Proprietors.
-FREE COA.CII TO AN'l> FROM THE HOUSE.
so* -mmr» rmr.
1* SL }?M2S©GfS©2f>
PTOAT.TO-R IN OBOTOTIAIi
MERCHANDISE,
BNOHOMIBH ornr, w- T.
FIVE HUNDRED SHIP KNEES FOR SALE.
Enquire of E. C. FERGUSON.
HALL # PAULS#!!,
Munfii't«rtn of mil Dtilw I"
Our facilities are such as to defy competition.
(iIYK I'S A CALL ASD SATISFY YOVB6KLF AS TO I'HICKS.
CoiiittiMKUl Wrwt, Sit fie, w. I'-
11. H. CALLIOAN, v 8 - CLAHK
CALLI6AN & CLARK,
DKALIvKS IN
GentN Clothing
A N D
FURNISHING GOODS,
As woH a«i
Gent s Boots. Thoesttnd Slippers, Hats. Caps, Trunks and
Valises.
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
44 Quirk sales and small profit*," i» our motto.
CALLIGAX <V- CLARK
' COMMERCIAL STRKKT, SEATTLE. W. T
MISCELLANEOUS
1776. PROGRAMME. 1876
OF THE
Hill UffillML [Elini
AT
Seattle. July 4th. "76.
National Salute of Thirtv-eight
Guns at Sunrise.
1" A. M. Rowing an<! Sailing Re
gatta.
12 M —Centennial Salute of 100
Guns.
2 P. M. —Formation of Procession
on Occidental Square.
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
FIRHT DIVISION Pioneers of
Washington Territorv.
Marshal and aids.
Band.
Colors.
President and Chaplain.
Orator, Reader, and Poet.
Invited guests.
Vice Presidents.
Mavor and City Council.
Car of Liberty.
Singverein Society.
SECOND DIVISION— Band.
Masonic Lodges.
Order of Odd Fellows.
Foresters.
Good Templars.
St. Patrick's Benevolent Associa
tion.
S. P. L. Association.
Seattle Coal Miners.
Renton Coal Miners.
Talbot Coal Miners.
Ship Carpenters and Caulkers.
Sailors.
Seattle Fire Department.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens in carriages and on horse
back.
Line of March —Up Second street
to Main, Main to Commercial, Com
mercial to Mill, Mill to Front, Front
to Cherry, Cherry to Third, Third to
Marion. Marion to Fourth, thence
to the University Grounds.
ORDER OF EXERCISES —Music.
Prayer by Chaplain.
National Hymn (America.)
Reading of the Declaration.
Music, (Hail Columbia.)
Original Poem.
Choral.
Oration.
Music.
AMUSEMENTS AT THF UNIVESITY |
GROUNTS. —Foot Races, Suck Races, j
Wheel-barrow Races, etc.
Salute of thirteen guns at Sunset.
Fire works on the liav at p. M.
Grand Ball on the Plaza, flfce to
all at 10 p. M.
T. S. RUSSELL,
Marshal of the Day.
I®. S.- All BCHHotitB nuJ associa
tions desiring to join in the proces
sion are requested to so notify the
Marshal l»v the morning of the 3d.
Seattle, June 20th, 1876.
For Sale.
20 MS OAT HAY.
Fifty Tli on «aml
Oak Hoops,
At
Chehalis, Lewis Co., W. T.,
Ou the N. P. K. R., or delivered
V
at NEW TACOJIA
Address
J. HOOVE,
June l»t, 1*76. Chehalis.
W 1C .IK JL II TP
AND
C ommission llii*im»MS
Messrs. Mcl'allister A: McCarty
OWNERS OP
Barge Champion
I I ATE FRFOTED A WABEHOrSE OXTONF. S
I 1 A Burnett" » Wharf, in this City. %h«r* they
will Wholesale and Retail
All Kinds of Produce !
Floor am! Feed, Hey and Grain, Vegetables
Fruit, Chickens, etc.
Terms Strictly Cash•
rilK STATE IMEST.HEM
AXD
IXSERAXCE CO.
Firo ct? Marino.
Cash Assets, - - $480,000.
Principal Office. No. 409, California St
.Sn»» I'ratifliro.
Or r I €' K H ft:
Petu IkWAHri, Preet. A. J. Ekiirr. Vice-Pr.
t'SAEt.** H CvsHi?fiO, s«vretary.
A. P. HOTAI.IXt., A •».. tieneral Agents
1«t 3 rsf»« ard Waik-j fUn, Portland. Oregoa.
FIRST-CLASS KI*K3 SOLICITED
C. C. Perkins, Agent.
MISCELLANEOUS
DRIli STORE
M. R. MADDOCKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Drnes, Patent Medi
cines Chemicals, Ac., Ac.
PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
ALSO,
Dealer in Wines, Liquors, Ac.
ORDERS FROM ABROAD SOLICITED
M. R. MADDOCKS.
Seattle, January 3,1874.
Wff 1876
Grand Centennial
Celeirationl
At Seattle,
July 4,1876
The citizens of Seattle have determined to cele
brate the Centennial Anniversary vf American In
dependence on the cumin# 4th of July, and in
ord jr to observe the day in a manner befitting the
j casion. hereby extend a cordial invitation to
everybody throughout our Territory to join with
us, and make it worthy oi the great even I
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
March 11,1876.
FOURTH OF JULY Sl'B-COMMITTEES.
ON RECEPTION— Chairman, B. Gatzert, Judge
Lewis, Hou. A. A. Deuny, 11. L. Yesler, J. 11.
Robbins.
ON FINANCE AND ARRANGEMENTS— Chairman, B.
Oatzert; John Leary, John Collins, Cspt. G. D.
Hill, D. Kellogg.
ON MUSlC— Chairman, W. Meydenbauer; W. H.
Pumphrey.
ON AMUSEMENTS —Chairman. J. 8. Anderson; G.
Kellogg, P. S. Russell, W. Meydenbatier, L. Reinig,
O. V. Calhoun. 8. F. Coombs, B. Murphy.
ON REGATTA —Chairman, Dr. Sparling; Captain
Winsor, Capt. S. Jackson.
ON MILITARY AND PROCESSION— Chairman, Capt.
O. D. Hill; Col. Jenkins, Dr. O. V. Calhoun.
ON DECOBATION —Chairman, A. W. Piper; O. W.
Hall, T. H. StrinKham, W. H. Sboudy, W. O.
Jamieson. 8. C. Harris.
ON PRINTING —Chairman, W. H. Pumphrey; O.
A. Weed.
ON FIRE WORKS— Chairman, A. W. Piper; W. H.
Pumphrey, J. Sullivan, W. Meydenbauer.
SEATTLE NURSERY
One mile cast from Yesler's
wharf, on the stage road
to
Lake Washington.
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY
....AND....
Choice Plants
ALSO
A few choice lota of Dahlia bulbs, and Cabbage,
Cauliflower and Tomato plants, for aale by
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
THOMAS JACKSON.
The popular proprietor of the old Blakely Hotel
for yearn, ha* moved to thit* city, and ban opened
the old
UNITED STATES
HOTEL.
Aa a
First - Class Saloon
and
BOARD IXG IIOLSfc
THUS. JACKSON, Proprietor.
Seattle, A prill. 1876.
SEATTLE BAKERI
AND
PROVISION STORE
Mill Jit reel, Nealtle. W. T.
L. REIXIG, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURES
Bread, Cukes arul Pastry
OF ALL KINDS !
Deals in GRAIN, FLOUR. GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS, of the W-st
quality. Receives OREGON PRODUCE
by every steamer. Keeps FRUITS,
PASTRIES. CANDIES and CONFEC
TIONERIES, prepared in the neat
est style.
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
vr Prices mode-rate. Articles deli*
ered at private houses in Seattle.
V Orders filled to all parts of the
Bound. t oo
MISCELLANEOUS
PUGETSOUNDSTONEYARD
M.J.OAH K MIiIJJL
It the Fiotif Sfftid Stmt, SKATTLB
Every variety of Cemetery Work tiKited in
Marble and all other Stone, with neatness and
dispatch.
Also, all kinds of UMDDI' Building Material KEPT
I for the market.
Also, agent for the sale of the San Juan Lime.
Alt order* pn-mptly filled, and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Seattle, October lfi. 1875.
M. H. WEED
ARCHITECT ft BUILDER.
Is now prepared to furnish PLANS and SPRC
IFICATIONB for buildiuc in all its branches j
also will take contracts, and superintend.
I OFFICE OVER MORRILL'S DRUG STORE.
Seattle. W. T.. March 11th. 1875.
ST ANN'S ACADEMY
For Young Ladies*
Humboldt Street, Victoria.
Thin establishment is pleasantly situated oti a
high and healthy location, surrounded by •!>*.
elous playgrounds, which afford the young ladies
the facility of pleasant walks and useful bodily
exercise.
The plan of education embraces every meant
requisite for training young ladies in virtue,
and in the knowledge of those branches of sci
ence becoming to their sex.
Beside* the uaual literary course of studies,
plain sewing, all kinds of useful and ornaments*
needle-work, and every variety of fancy work are
taught free of charge.
Difference of religion to bo obstacle to admis
sion into the Institution.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per quarter $45 00
Washing g.OO
Music io.oo
Drawing e.OO
Painting f..00
Hair Work—course of lessons 10.00
Wax Work •• •• 11.00
Bod and Bedding per annum 10.00
Letter* should be addressed to the Sttperiort-sa
of
Mt, Ann** Convent,
Victoria, V. I.
C. L. MITCHEL
Manufacturer &. Dealer in First Clans
HARNESS & SADDLERY
MILL ST.. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
SEATTLE, W. T.
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS
And everything appertaining to the Trad* con
stantly on hand.
Carriage Trimming
DONE TO ORDER, and prompt attention given
to all orders (or NEW WORK or REPAIRING.
«jM r jr-w
wmmwi i
L. DILLKR, Proprietor.
(Successor to F. V. Snyder.)
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
Constantly on Hand the
CHOICEST MEITS
AND
V JUOBTABLBS I
...ALSO...
CORNED BEEF AND PORK.
SMOKED MEATS,
PORK and BOLOQNA
SAHSABES,
HEAD-CHEESE,
TRIPE. ETC.
G. W. BULLENE,
Practical end theoretical
ENGINEER ail MACHINIST,
Front Street, Seattle, W. T.
I» prepared to da all kind* of
Steamboat,
Mill and
Logging camp
Work.
Iron, Bras, Steel ir otAer Metals.
All kinds of Blacksmith vrork don«
t<> order.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STAR MILLS,
Corner of
FBOHT AMD SK3TKCA STREETS,
SEATTLE. W. T.
I. W. KITZBY, Prp'r.
Xftmtfuturer of
EXTRA FAMILY
FLOUR
Always on hand.
GRAHAM,
CRACKED WHEAT,
and CORN MEAL,
GROUND FEED,
BRAN.
SHORTS,
MIDDLINGS,
and CHICKEN FEED.
SNOHOMISH
EXCHANGE
ISAAC CATHCAJLT, Proprietor,
SNOHOMISH CITY, W. T.
Every effort will l>e ma<le to
maintain the amputation acquired l>y
r v■■ i•« II
as the bett in Snohomish County,
and the cleanest kept Hons*' in
Washington Territory.
THE TABLE is supplied with,
the best the market affords.
THE BAR will be furnish*! with
first -class Wines, Liquo&s and
CIGAR 9. '
mS ISAAC CATHCAKT.
PAINT SHOP ft STORE
Bj
C. ORDEnAN.
Mill Stm t. opponlU Occident*]
SEATTLE, V. T.
CARRIAGE, SIQN, AND
ORNAM B NTA X.
PAJNTTNTO.
ALSO
HOIK PAINTI NO,
At vhort uottco and resnonablo rated.
NORTH PACIFIC
mm WMi
Picht & Mehlhorn 9
Manufacturers of
mm All, PORTER
and
JBm
Having aorrndMlto the business of the North
Pacific Brswery, we will sell our Cream Ale, For
ter, and Lsger Beer, which is acknowledged to be
the best in the market, at prises that will compete
with any other brewery in tbe Territory. Ws
will not be undsrtiold.
Having Increased tha facilities of this popular
establishment, oar patrons can rely upon their
orders being promptly filled.
FIGHT * MEHLHORN.
Referring to tbs above, tha naderalgned thanks
his format p*trans for their liberal support, and
solicits a conttnoaacs of thfc same for his success,
or*. MARTIN KCIIMIEO.
Seattle. Jsimary 39.1874.
64 YARDS
for
ONH DOLLAR.
WALL PAPER AT
€3 3Ci'VJK» , aP»f»
HKCOND STERET
Paper Hanging a Specialty.
La Conner
HOTEL
J. J. CONN EH, Prop'r.
Till Hc4»lliiitiut«L ID UM thriving town of
La Conner, el the ntouth of Ute ih»r, and
in the center of the forest agricultural district
of Pufet Sound. The boon* is well established,
ud Las
First-das# Accommodations
Por families sad tb* Travollaf Public. Parties
HUNTING EXCURSION'S
Will find this hotel most centrally V*-at«l
La Ce>w,W. T., Jan. I®, HC«.
MISCELLAXEOta
»otiobi7|
: tt^SSSJS KH
IS "»■€*
tlse bent appointed «-Trr ,1
}>* red to bull.! W liir\ ftt. driT# r tiSfe
rttone or Brick BuU.Ua>:-: .In*.
(.t JUilnWta. *nd to lo*i
Pile* or Timber. aud will 40 to *»• ,3®
Sound. AJrfrw.
®- A
'• B. —Cargom of FU« *
EUREKA BAKBiI
SEATTLE, W. T.,
Wm. Meydenbauer,
MANUFACTTRKS ALL KINDS of
| Ship aii«l Soft Bred
ALSO
SODA.
PICNIC,
liOSTON,
sea Ait.
MILK.
FA Ml
•ml SHOO-FLY
Oals.es, cft?o. f
Order* tiled to all PARTB OF the |M*.
SHOKT NOTICE.
VESSELS FURNISH
with
Kiln-Drifd Biscuit*
On triplication, fi<r
LOX« Hrn Vo.vnga
Ly lYioes moderate.
SKAGETJ
COAL COIPAE
H. L m\M, PresiH
JOHN H. HALL, Secretary
Principal place of business, Balk
Washington Territory.
| Location of Works, Hkngit Vm,
Whatcom County, W. T.
!
Blacksmiths desiring to tail lb
coal wilt please wild their mlilil
I to theoffio** in S«w*t.t.le, W. T.
August 30th, 1875.
Dew-Drop SaNa
Cor. Mill A 2d St, Seattle, W.l
HARRY ZIMPARB, Propiy
ffew fnglaul
hc«»W:JEI S
Corner Commercial h Xalafki
; a\.' ,?
Seattle, XV, T.
THE NEW ENGLAND
And itn aroowniodationii for f ami Ilea MS ••
pHW(I.
This House Is NEWLY BtTILT, is HOP*
IBHED throughout, hM lar#e ami wall fMfP r
Booms, Mid first class board, oo tha
European Plan*
nan be t ad at moderate prlrn.
IT I ft T II K
Bod Hotel fn the CH.
L. C. HARMON,
ml.tf. Propriety
- - , . , ■ . , +0
OFFICE SALOO|
Lawrence & Perkins, Proprt
MILL &TltEKl\ SEATTLE.
Having purchased the old Htand to BjfJJ
by RUBE LOWE, on Mill Street. opposite*
mill, Seattle, W. T., (now known an tbs
SALOON* and fitted it up in flrst-clsss **:
are now prepared U> furnish our friends <*,
Sub lie gnat-rally with WINKS. LlyUOM**
AltH of tha finest brands. m
We have • ftrst-clsa* BILLIARD TAW
several ;®k :
Private u Viub Room*
\ for the atxoiniuodatien of our patrons.
LAWRENCE* PUB -1
Old Ootfsn, i. H. Cutter A Clalßsa' Old.
1 tag*. H)s Whiskys. Three Star H
| M art«.l Brandy, constantly on hand.
PHOTOGRAPBI
Jijj* .. . . V
—o—
R. H. CAR DWELL
(SucceMor to)
GEORGE MOO's
finite of room* on the tipper ***^o
HEATTIJ: MAKKET BI ILI>INO. «*■"
msrcial uid t wtrmt*.
THE BEST OP
DON! IN THIS Gill®
ad ll^dl
SATISFACTION OUABAIN
rtesttle.Yar <th,

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