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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
vol.. I.
PROFESSION A I. C4UOS
OINNISOi * lIAiCHAIO,
attorneys-at-l.aw and
Proctor* ill Admiralty.
mrirf&r* •» t'rr% T'J »WI *4. Wiibl||i.-I "*rr\
» 14
eey.
D P. JENKINS,
% BKATTLK. W. T ,
I TTOTIXKY~AT-1..\ H, >O/,/' ITo I.
/y CfIA XV XH Y. AMi VltW ion
IN AIiMtUAI.TY.
dentistry.
■ II - - J c oRA.Mf. Dnrrm Of
ft. • In Mr*,' k » r»rt« • *•* Be. V
ui< *tf< AS. » r *
. »» 3
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
C'OLLK( TOIL
i SSK aws
l<Unte ftM of CU*rg*
OflWr wlia W M TUEK. Atiorerj .1 U»
He »tll«, W T. ■**"
i>R. hai.COM nmuii
Physician, Sorpii and Acconcleir
(Mr, at midmct on Cherry >trert, >*■
Front ami beforid Htr*tt»,
BEATTLR, W. T.
j a Mt« ® M " 1,1 iJt *
HcNAIUHT k HALLKH,
Attm & Counsellors at Lai,
POET TOWIfSEHD, W T.
W It ANDKKWS,
attornev-atlaw,
Will vrwcUcm tn ail th» Ooorto of tn ih«
Twrllurj'
•Wtca w ii'iu>i*o, urro«rr* owl*
r>KirTAi.. iumi, *• T.
D. S. SMITH,
If. S. Com m fowl oner, Juntice of
the Peace and Notary Public.
Coll#rtl»tM r»n *ll win.# under f »<*
I>«mv|» tn>l • tliT i.«v».ni dr»wu »n4 -V.
adtfii»'i>l« »l ut>t i «tt> »»ti«
o»Ki»' Oora«r <-f Tblra •!»'!
mil
OR!IRED. ;W. SPARLING.
(Late of the U- S. Arm/,)
jpji rfffr* ** * mv JH4j juo.e*.
omcMoii co**fKHct\t< wrnwTT. «t>oo»a
MOftTU or CITY HOHPITAL,
mm mg 4m - r ■ *" ■ " ■
OA j.S. MAGGS,
Dentist.
OFFICE, MILL HTKKKT,
ffir Kclitl* in.l UtraM* Kl..r», RAHT Of OO
e'H»KNT4I. HOTEL.
C M.BRADSHAW,
Attorney w,
PORT TOWNSKNIh W. T.
ion* J M.alit.taA. T*» lii ui
NrilLVtA RtRkE,
ATTOKXKVS-AT-liAW,
SEATTLE, W. 7.,
Will Ittwd lu tiu»ln*M In alt parta «.»f lh» T>t
rtlorj,
«. M. MotXmaßa.) C. ■ n*aruaie
DtStrlet Attem«yJ
M blalrn t, W T.)
M'CONAHA I HANFORD,
giiwncv+ai. i<mWs NoiUUor»
in 1 tu*»*fcry nnd t»r+€soru
IN Mmtraiiy.
Ornci —Cotniucrcial Street, et»rni»r
Sent tie, W. T.
DRS. I. ( H. B. BAGLEY,
Homaroprntkinta,
SKATTLK, W. T.
Un n. » BAtii KY, latf or
Prtiuapla* ai»«t lTacllc» of Hurjfvrji In U»«-
Michigan C#titr«l M<«li->al
t»V*r»ti»r tiuivnr an.t
ty, aiitt wilt sttou-.! tu calls in auy (-art of th«
tk>ua<l. »tl»
OR. G. A. WEED,
HIKUKWN AND PHYSICIAN,
SKATTLK. W. T.
Jam*i McXu-dir J " • > '
McNAUOIIT & LEAKY,
4 TTORXtt TS -AT- I. AW. SOI.H 7-
TOHS IN CHANCSKT. d PHOC
TOttSiX ADMIRALTY.
Will peseta* In District ao-l
OMtrta.
Mr. Lawry «1U *!** sp*cla! aii»ca n 00l
Wi'tloaa, (\>uv«yaD* am. if . a)»« U< t.'i» pnrv ha»#
sikl sals of Rsal BsUts.
Jna u«m ltr* ij\*
DR. JOHN BAKEK,
FaracM.r * ju Kuto.r
UDUt)LIil-Oirsrf ThlrJ aaJ #pfla«
#FFI€ > lU~c\w«UM.-tai. »»raa«T. orrt»rr* m»
Bin Kit«a«a
DR.G.V.CILHOI \.
T.
Oflk* Um Imuiaasi M omea.
BOARD AND Tt'ITION
•as WoMsUMtlfor
Two Yong Ladies
wlatiac taatrartioe ta
MeroMlitlisb Studies
»s im orrrmrmsno
THK CURIOUS, ÜBFFUL A2TD
SCIENTIFIC.
4 < ra* v > »A- K.
Thrrw are p*-r* .♦ living is N
ford *itb * * •> £ * -• *
tn ! tbtr I Bn£r«f< <.; < b 5 \ \- .
th»- rorr*»spor>hng '<*+ third *:.•< r' jrt
of < ftcb foot Th i- • « tar *y
•rtinkd tbrouh - *at "«. !* i •
Mi»i • r*-i *:*• nl' » -itb - >
gical op' rVi« t- (» r< : . . ?.= i
fingrr*, and th '«* f '* I » »
rorjtro! ■ f tb« i* « r - 4 •
finger*. •*» tb at b«- co» i n< t < ; --*■ i.is
litod*
*Rr»«T» AM.iX THE f >Yii rAVIIIY
i* an it«-m whi< h wi' iti* -»*-*
thoa** «hn tr< ub !*•■* th
aromnpiiahrneuts ©f royaltr.
<-* hi« I/j u«- ha« f» w i; :i '« as t * ♦
er ©ok»rwt. u>l>*» t» «i« « |;?»ng j i. ••
• J H 'Ut - 'it \ ' » y
|>U> «ir« a«ir« thit C ■. * <ji . . ; «* .
m alptur of m<<r« tbin a.«-ragf % w'y
lit* II i/iiii' » ! t- jn' •< i
lm«f« <if !!i» Pfi 1 i'rif) --- !
wbu h wili ihurt!) I ! exhibited
Tb« ItkeoeM i»» ♦*< b < » i* • \ it-i»t.
and th« pt'% I }»••••• «-\j r . ..
l*nt nioreUktftbe work of -.i v. t:* j •-
«•«] • 'ilj»f«'r thtti < i" * r y.tit. it..nr
A NEW TAJ ST.
A n*<w "c»>pp- r is r.' ii; \ !<•
in P»rn from »p'»r< j ] r
by cltdroljruit. This i< unx- 1
Hitb a hydro-*nib.m vuii!-'i, u. !
uvt>4 i% ilull c>'pj < r f'tlur t, m ' \ ■ ttr
tu !r« u{K>i» wlikb it U!*i i yhx !
with onliitur* oils, n »tx-,'U'i >; ♦ <
[itiUM*, t»iviisj» a color, which iin
j»4rt-« thf Hppvftr kU< > t . 1 I »li/.
i lit lit UU'tallli p*H; t * *r» |!ia<h- if'
<I«t» ground out of lt »T»s of ni' til, •
tbat «»ch jwiruclc is lv f! st in
•bapo, giving a r< cti\ <• turiac .
Amorphous ui« talli<- p«w{.is .| *i »t r
rtoct ligbt »t ail. and require bmtn-;i
ing if they ar«* r««piirtd to b<
AN 11'k.M rOR railway mk\
VV« do i»'»t fwl any p«'r*onat »■ !T-•«
from the rapid m >tioii of t!i i titb HI
its revolution from #r tto i-ast, !>ut
there in little dialUt tbaf - i.f mi. ii f
f««-ts »-*i«,f Kv«-rytbiiijf on t >• n i i
dr»ggts), * » to »p< ill f»tt(i it ar d .
euriout reeult ot llu< i« ob*ir»»-d ; >
railway liios running r•«• 1111 ii :»• ;'b
Oa »m li ntilwiiy « 'b« » i»tim lii •• w
out f<mt«r than tb«* w. »t> i. v i
wrtttrn • errp or .. v -li- My t
th*' s»iutb. t-a-1«-r tb'»ll if* I ow. iI. -
can only du» t• > th«- greater w»-ig t
of a train upoti tb« e«stt rn iin< t i-t.i .
thus wranng t!. iu oti? und p vruting
tlu'ir '• creeping 11. • whn li i tinning
an tb«« eastern line •'* *f»r <>ur S*»t« r.
and this \ hi y from t ! •. .»
(MM.
A IIATHEMATI* VI. OK.VH -
Onu matLi-matii' »l *llit:* nn
that by giving Vt ' minut. < t.>» a-b<, n
thbutorand using » r. t*. liable nam
U r of hour* each day, he could ?urviy
the wltoU* exhibit'i-i ui -•{ y< i ■ * A:
other found that by giving on-» mil <tt
to each aHitributor in e-add g< t t hr >!';• .
in five years liut n- < »-xh; >it: n
will la.*t only *l* months, whit f' * i
Tbw truth i» tbV, witb n 'i tl *'■ i*
l*«autifiil and wonderful in !!>■ » \
tioo, it timli • deal «>t «.• »i g
out.
CON IKM 8 OK (IKLL'! AH «T - F'.L V*
TUw following giv. > th < >nte».t»
circular cistern* f r ei a : • • in
Tb« information u>ay . .t" t.» , t
some of our readeis
I'tatuotrr. 1> 1 *
Five feet 4 ' ->
Si* feet 7.71
Seveu fwet U. l.'i
Eight feet U.M
Nine feet . • 1*». lo
Ten feet I s »'» >
< Hour.
The following from ar-■ -• t*' h- ex
change may be w-.rl i * tri ii . " <'r i;<
may be cuild in one and tin
remedy i« simply alum at. sn«ar. lo
effect a euro, tak* a hwft hi 1 ;ra!<:
and aha*e off in stnall p»r*i a' a i
t« a«{H>ont'ul uf alum, th'n m v ;* *. .
aUmt tw;ce it- »pinntit\ of *»a t
makt it palatabb Aim. si si.*" u-t 1
outdy relief »»ll ful' .w.
wki«<hr o* v> rkk,
The weight vs iter ii tn-u-.v •-t -
mated by dirt rent matl;ma':is. , i i
i*|»<riuiontaliit-*. lon * ar;<« * ?dif
ference stated by "S»>- ty Wi-,; m< r."
Sir Ueorge Shuck t urg Kv> yu t -iii It
to be at thi tenia- -ature i f 1 »
Fahrenheit. the In ight « f the < :i {
mercuary in the ' ovm»-t rU i: _
' inehea, 'W.h* a ouuc< * i\ ud»j>ois;
*hu U w
b!y t > the tab «..! tb»* n«at; -it v
t« rat diflfrrent t*ii>|ma' u« st
-91)9.54 ounce# :it <»•* dtgr« < * i (Ii : i *.
when the column t uierrury «
high In th« rarhan»« :;tar\ regu'. iti
mailt in l s -\ % cubit* • . ♦ t w
stated to w- igh 51 ; 2 Itr\ s gr u iil
troy grat a *ro iua • 'j i.va !
to one p»'uml avoirtlup >i« . h-1 « it t -
lows that a culac to<>t <»f .
number* i- wifHcietitly i. *r i ' *
cause its adoption fr a I }>r «• t ii : i:
ttorac*. Teaiplvtoo »*ems i,.< s.t*. tak
a« the w.- J of a m f• :
of wati r, »itkc i H .*T 1•• d >; ' y
(qiltU ; wiiiU l'r. (■> liii - : • ; :
MobtW'Tth i.av« t * u ' •« A
the weight of a cu 1 ; t v>t t w.»* .
the maxsmum density ;« ! »*> *
.» » V >7 • ' a - ... .
si /.k or cori*r»i> j»
<lr«v v v i« at' t t ' >i/•> t'» rti. ■.*
PlWtiih* i* th .? on -! th ' •
•i« of Nfw \ k.
Hindoo tan i* th*n *
! »im«'« a» » l v >!.»
Th* great 'lt rt • t Afru i Ha - r \
the prr*?at <k f ti« of t! • I i«:?v ;
1 State#.
The H«-d Stia w<Hiid r. acH from W .«h
1 inftoo lo Colorado, and i< tbrv-o tr *
I »*• wide a> t>nt:irio
The Englitb Channel i< tu c y ai
iarm u lak*
The M%Vterra :«>a !, if p* » I ar» ->
N« rth A: ;, n* a » uld n. ,k . a ua> 0 ' .
tion froia San lX to lUltamore.
The Caspian «N!>a would arret. 1 fr» m
SEATTLE. \VASI!IN(;T<)\ TERRITORY, MONDAY, JUNE 26. 1876.
>"■ wYrk ♦ -'♦ Aug-: M . - .s s
' • v ?- -s X a- Y rk to K - W r
«• - • ' ;* i' >uf *W\ -:« ',\. -
( H'u ' ' !*-.n; or. -twelfth of
Cbtn-i. stid "«e twrrity-f-*' of t-.e
7\.» G ui:\r Mn: » i. i 1.,31 t n
?<«■» th* «ix<» rf S"*y r. at.*l
tis t! v Kiki
« ii! s%, Bay c 15 i.gat, China - v ». Uk
' k rJi' m S-'s.; L?*k- 1 Ontario
W i * * *C; r • .''.'ll* ■*. 1.1; ■* '
T f->tlo*.v.' i \ ■!! ■-* ot' water ir<.
iV • th, \r.m *]ta U«rmiu
i- %% - *, Y 12■..< v s•» ILi Uei Bay
it ra'.i-T laf,.* ". I!;*? Bil' v. AdriiitiO,
I > ' i i . U .a, .ll.'wiii S . b:»»f as
n, I*■ :<■*;.:»t r than l ike Super
ior,
HOHANCE OF A RELICT.
A: rig -h • itU notices recently
printed, mt a < >rre*po; leat of the |
' ' lYibctu. wi* that of ft oil I'll#--
.„'<<! Kngllh:uao wh > liad only re*i !• .1
"u thi-» * a try about -iv ui<»uths. ifjs
iij-t'.ry linked to that of a charming
wi i a a.{! known in - •riety,
if*:* ; »t hi-I'i* wt !1 nigh ur»>ur>j» >rta
;»r, r a ■ j! 1 1 • !»ut lor one circutn
-'nr.r-\ \\n uf » ghtl* B month- »
tu \si<! s. wh'i, hy th'- war, w i the
wifenf a d* «1 wholesale i*r K'rrv
ta< r lunit, mi I n t"ur to Kurjw it
<. tnpativ with the family of tin Intern
railroad king. Her own fortune on- I
M-ted i<f the ipo-nte from her husband's
which she accepted in lieu of
dowtr, eoupb i with tii r-iedition that
the t*t te,-! >!; .I go direct to an only •
■:i —a i » - >ut twelve y« irs < ! I—in
tie -lie married a -<•> ond time.
On (hi E-jr ..♦•an tr ; |» «h•? met th
gentleman i , .•] i. d. It i- the old,
oh! «t y. lie v. h>! d a!i 1 w n hr,
!>ut ?he *ti&ulaft-d t'ii* th* y inu«- r**i le
aft-r marriage in America. He con
•i-.'iited, Hold cut hi* busine in K'igland,
at. 1 rouiov ito America, Tlte time fur
fnr.rri ig • w inly arrang •!, hat the
man was taken si. k with typhoid fever,
and contiimoi very ill f»r several
week*. He wont t > Florid* and found
temporary iv.n-f. Ah out t tr---' w-eks
> he r« ?ur!, hu? an itnprti i- it t x
p u e'r nj.:.* «-n a reiaps:-, and last
W: « k he died.
In hi* I tlUr >'< krt <* he was attended
hy his pr :U-*d n.'lt nil th tn
derue • ;*.»>« 1 (an pcMibto, Sin- bad
veil in .•-ii' i hi ui ■•ueoin*,- ?'!\
S!io hi. Im'on i\;t> *v< «y *■ i«• U. asi it
only r. - utly th t' hr r. Uttr«"< sn
■ul'* *1 !■. liupt ■»i rr- .tnery. The
stive wh < i awnits n r wounded heart
!i- ti nit ally r> „v>v< . in a h;iuk ba
it). t> at own Urothes alilouDtin<' to
- ' as 'j '."{JO in »m >ia t« t.»
trh\ t; as>. ! in wiil regularly
ii -t!, wi' • d. ; 1 iih 'it whieh
»he i«. a* y. t in tot;»l n;noranee.
Thi- information i« derived from the
* r who dr. w the will, and to whom
ti; • ' -i t <■ I eomtnuiii< ited the whole
of th * itorj a* herein briefly outlined.
A rU'"'NY NEW YOKK CO TJllT
snip.
A "s\i; .r 1 iii';c. f X .* Y• -rk
e ity i< i,on i happy Oc.lv ;*
t \ ;. nt';-- igo he was tiif engaged of
a fin.it •■■■'_[ widow < his :;t wife
wh 1 is well kiiovvu ! ; litt-r rv < irci s,
as. .ti at teii-' nit < ft!. Sv.r. <is
i .i i; 1? ; tii- «;g g, ii ', an <•tnt it
t irr» i which matlu it i. < - »jy f>r the
1 I v to ehaligO th- i;t vest in "lit t■ f
ol her »ut.vl>. it .r.t .y -ii s iag!it
tie- vice of her intei. Ud bu>' ;u-d. ii
h.i» ..i w ,y> bad ;i hyrn r of to
marry a woman lor m •; >y, ad frarc- v
s*id to her on this occasi--a th ;t. as they
v. >• -a . yt■ io marrs-'d a.l i.e t<a i
xaliici nt property for both, she had
better expand her fund* ia any way
that might ph-ise her. She di-c! liau >i
a .v il- >.i - to do * >, and told hbn that
ttit '.noa yh id K*en left to her oy her
hu*l>a:.d, and -!ic did not care to
expend it foolishly. At last a happy
thought occurred to the cavshier, and li«
n.euti m« lit t 1 > the wilovv. A< the
DioiH y came fio: i h<T first hu» an 1 why
not impend it iu eret ting !* band«ou»e
na una r.t to hia nuni ry. She eagerly
a l.ij t.-fl the «n u 'g<«»r;.c . and teg ther
t aty In'gan t«> j. m bow it should
<: ia . The next day - vcr.il marldc
w-irkcrs were r<*jtn ted to in d•-
-» f«r a lu.-a na at. eaibier
; ■ in'ly wr-'te the epitaph praising the
v.r" ■ ;t . .! i-.is- d. a 1 it . < to-.v f
itiin lie iia a mar w,>: ki r * t a-'
T ::rtv• s ju i tr -t Tbo intention
v. to i the nionumeiit completed
b for.- tho marriage, but unfires-en
del iys preventc !. The cashier haa
r i.t re charge of the work, and
d iht!e~s tie: 4 wife love* hi .1 all the
n. r- f, r hi-»lisdit< reit lne»>.
<iwr. Hkk La:, r it —-An old
blind man lately been travelling
with hi* aged wife, b gging t!a ir way
and f<dl'wing th line • f the ratlr «1
tracks. t>n Satur i;y they r-u h d
Ko>r?e, on the Canada southern track,
and -«t dowa to r ■-t or, a tmsstl bridge
wh»*re the n id ta «kt • a ?-udden curve,
and wore Mir, ri ! !va tram, which
was upon th n almost l»cf">re they were
aware of their <larger. The wife -prari;
to her It et and dragged her
has! tnd fro:n the tr.a k. She siv 1
!u> life, b«;t bat her own. f r >hc had
•earccly p «do.d him fr >n\ the rai
•' trc th pa tof the 1 < m tlv -tries,
her down,
-
II w d » y >a like your n-w m;tn*t ..
■ 1 y-.ung tdy of ata *'• r ia a »trc-. t car
the othe lav **Oh. i? b jtxst splen
»d ' * ' replied, v. ith
Vou . V it to - ii Mm 1. H «Is
i hand ic.and hp v- ' <a'4tfiit}-
v. and r ;- t! hytan ,n -u h a iovi
It w t; ■ d * hl-es .M . id. th- r- w * a
dn-adful ii als...t hi:a in the place
where he preached ' k*fore he came
here."
A Chic jo m ,n, notetl for h - :i.ddt I
jty, wa- jaarrad a U* ni >nth> ag s a:. 1
at i«#t aoXHinta he h-a» 5 . - > f*r ra »li^ed
14 rt gat - n .. a* to *. :.
drai Uasef mth e\i«t- tiitofs [x rs- nx!
deed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SB*co
Importers of
(t A S
T s
1
"') it O
* ❖ I
FIXTURES
STEAM AND «JAS
3'"S f 9 5 ■■
!!!! ISS GOODS, &C.
S. P, WIIREHS & CO.
KTI
I JUSE FMISHING
HARDWARE
jTOB WORK..
All work jwrtruning to the business
done at "i'tort notice, and in a
Worknn n-like Manner.
I
e m i UL * i. r.r, r.rr**»:» WA*UISOT K *jrr>
MAIN.
SKAT I LK. \\\ T. nil3-3m
FEED BOWLS !j
The Sheila fr- m W<xxl< a liowla make the l»e*t :
1 fr f<>r h r>f» r«. attle ever
PRICE #1.50 PER DOZEN.
:it tiic Wi o<ltu Bowl Factory
FOR
Hardware
AND
Minnies' Tools,
Of *ll ki«<lt, fo »o
WUSTHOFF * WALD.
« nntrj tr»de -Is .•it 1.1 rTi« NT BTUEET.
P. on x 52. I Nettle. W T.
EftSTWICK. MORRIS 4 CO.
Civil ®na Mining
JHIST C.l 3NT T~! GXIS.
,'Bc« s>> . iS'ir®*it'* Uu...ii6jt.
( i.r ( < tin •> . U lili MrttU.
, vr^;. ■ rrttrj.
C sir- 1 t-tl - r&l 'V '* *»•! talsee.m*
vfrc 1.. »a -1* » !t* tfjxsa, Plan# ud <
<*', ...• * fur ■ V: -•<» fimiAid.
•: . .* - Jt* rt, asd U> U>«
I Mf , H:«l ir**r
ic,> . . $ ..s• •. Nii*. 13 lfTj.
POsY SALOON,
Krfttj
MSN .MURPHY
C *>r « -* .*1 tsi M*.a itrwt, Oftpcwit*
tt*r.- Haul
fpii:s if the f l»ee to * <*it to h»rt Uw laser
Cigars, Tobacco, Wines and Liquors
A:w»*» ea head.
fealtl*. ▼ T- Her** 53, in.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOORE & CO.
dealers in
Fre*h and Salted
MEATS
i
I * I
and a general assortment of
€m w mm
I
Alao, the best brands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Corner of Third k Uuioa Stmts, Seattle,'
WORK OXEN;
Good and well-broke Oxen
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
A GOOD STRONG WAGON
wanted in exchange for well
broke Oxen. Enquire at the
abovenamed place, or at this
Office. m2otf
SKAT T L E
BROOM FtCTORI
ISAAC CHILBKBB- friprielir
CIIEIUtY STREET, near Second, SEATTLE.
—O —
Bryonia constantly on baad to meet the 1
requirements of the trade, and brooms mad* to <
order to suit purchasers.
Three descriptions of bn>omi« air made, which
•re equal to the beat of the kinds imported, and
which will b* »old by wholesale at Sau Francisco
I'rifM, and by retail at Seattle prices.
Alao. WISPS AND CHILI >KES"B BBOOMS.
Rrooins delivered to any part of tfca city with
i Lit additional charge.
W Aak your «roc«r foe tha SsatOe Broom.
; Seattle, April 15,1876.
i
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to be restored !
KNOW YE! |
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
j the
f DMII ItFMlini
WHERE
StealLS, Oliops,
And all the dsllicariea of the aeaaou irt «sniid la
the best New York atyle.
i by the Glass, and supplied to Parties
and sent in quantities to any place
j where there is steam communi<"ation.
o
Fresh Made Candies,
And an Assortment of
FINECASUS
Constantly on band. Wedding Cakes mads to or j
den on the shortest notice. Ball Suppers and .
Parties supplied,
j May I3tb. 187«.
Dolly Varden 1
*§ A. JLC» » MT 9 \
Front Street, near the Pavilion,
SEATTLE. W. T.
At the DOLLT TA&DES-
U ISKS,
LIQUORS,
BEER, AND
CIGARS !
of the BEST QUALITY, will alvej* b« ifpfd to
oar rastumer*.
(TITER'S OLD BOURBON
W HIAIKK V *
AND THE
BEST CIGARS IN BEATTLE
ARE THE SPECIALTIES AT THIS HOC3E
Smith & Jewett,
E :.i/ PrvpnetoT*.
THE*
ALHAMBRA SALOON
R. PRICHARD, Proprietor.
iMMHt to Wo. MrlT.n.
Mill St. opposite the Post Office,
SEATTLE.
Wlnos,
l^LUor®,^
1 of the be<t quality constantly
i on hand. ml 3
- ** &. . - .. . • . . ...
MISCELLANEOUS
Crawford & Harrington
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
S JE3 A. T T 3L» E, *W\ X.,
Have on hand a large and well assorted stock of goods in
their line, consisting of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery,
Iro and Steel, assorted.
Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools,
Agricultural and Mining Implements,
Crockery and Glassware, Paints AOlls
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Groceriesand Provisions, Wines,
Liquors, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, &C.
IT TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRADE, FOR BALK FROM WHARP
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., July l»t, 1875.
8. W. HOVBY. W. W. PARKRK.
HOVEY & BARKER,
DEALERS FN
General Merchandise,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND MILL STREETS,
SEATTLE, "W. T.
All Gkxxia At tills EtatatolifllimetMl!
arc of first rato quality, j
AND WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS AT ANT OTHER HOHH
IN THE cm. m
Goods delivered to any part of the City fate of charge. apIGIBHE
Wu^h<^^
*BU" jyr)Vx C^ii AKTTS Ti?uT* 4
Ship, House Carpenters, Machinists, Blacksmiths, and <4jn
MECHANICS' TOOLS A SPECIALTfj
Seattle Planing Milld
«. W. STETSON, Manager. ||H
S ASH,DOORt|
BLINDS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINJ^H
of every description. >M
SFA SOS ED LUMBER OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HMK/K
FEED GROUND M
At our (1R IST MILL, at Reasonable
W T.. F. b. 39. 1<«. J
J.F. MORR
Druggist & Apothecar
llhotenaie a nd Retail.
Commercial Street, Seattle, W.T.
SION—CITY DRUG g^OHE
piiE&iir #T SAXS
r>e*ler« in
m-. €»* Jk. XM9
Gents' Furnishing Croocl
1
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