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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
PROFESSION A I. r.UU>>
r. nvjnaM*. * '* **-»•' a t*t>
DENMISON & BL6NCHASD,
ATTORNEY vAT-LAW AN J)
I'roctoiN ill Admiralty.
It r "IT - '*-tr I -
rtry, n: *
D P. JENKINS,
SKITTI.K. W T .
* TTOIiS'KY .1 '/'•/ I f»L/f'lToh
/.V C/lAS*'Kltr. AM* I'!io< TO/t
/V A I)MHi M l )'. mh-'t
DENTISTRY.
" ». "ti<t \ u i• » * s - i •'
■ - 1 tr* » rk
i/»
gbirtetM!.
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
c< i< >u.
I ,AllT!i'i I.AK ATTEvriOW'iIVWI To o>l,
1 |» < 11' iii f d.t/tJi f»«» |»it l >•'« :tr *
M*r>t« fr*« "t <'b»rtr
ora. • with « If roBK. A!U.n>»j •« U«.
W T. m*"U
I)lt. HALtOM HOFFMAN,
Physician, Surgeon and Acconcheßr
OMEflf rr*«>/<ffr </»i # /<</ry Af/W#, W*
limn h'tutit Hud S "ikl t^trf-
SHAT TL K, W. T.
I*MT* M N*« «.»«r. M. U»IAM
McNAHiIIT A; lIALLFK,
Altouvs & Connsellors at Law,
PORT TOWNSEND. W. T
W. It. ANDREWS,
A TTORNEY - AT-LAW.
Hill j-r* ti> < in «ll thi <""'irU if !lr<*i ril it) tha
Territory
Of (Hi in i.rtim« »n iLWto, on*o»ir*
DKnr*!-. »»*rn.r. w, t.
D. S. SMITH,
y. S. Commissioner, Justice <»t
the Peace ami Notary Public.
'' >tl«< tl n« invl* »U atim* niiiUr f l<*>
limit Mttl pit|» r« ni l A>
4 l|jftll> III* «l h»!i * llfcATF*
iifri i r.irinr <.f DilrJ m l » tli> <l' "J*
OR. FRED. W. SPARLING.
Lato ef tU« U- S. An::jr,)
ruriw/.#.!* A
OrflrKO* CO«Mf Mi'lU HTUM T :i POORM |
north ot cm hohcitai.,
m HO m ■ «-•
L S. MAGGS,
Dentist,
OKPICK, MILL STKKKT,
w*»r S*>l.H« ai.«l s <- •«", I IST 01 or
CllJilN I'Ai. MoT! 1.. (i"
C M. BRADSHAW,
.itt o rilry-nf-lirt tr,
»' () ItT TONVN SK N I». W. T
JuMn J M<~Ou.»i»*. Tiik Hin»i
MrCILVtA k KIRkE.
ATTOItSKYS-AT-I.UV.
SKA TTI.K, If. T„
Will illmil U> ba»ltir>wi In til |i*rl* irf lh«* Ttr
rltory,
O.N M><Vw4Mi«,) C II llisi"!"'
tiUlrli't All rtii 1 ) J
W lnMri. t. \v f. J
M'CONAHA I HANFORD.
HiosneytfJat . f./nr, solicitors
in 4 hunrrry ft ml Proctors
In .hlminilttf.
a ('otmitcnruil Street, corner
Washington, Suttlo, W. T.
ORS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY,
itoMuopat hint M ,
SKATTI.K, W. T.
nl; 11. « BAOI.KY. LATf >u or
Prtn. lplM u4 I*r». »!«•«• . f H«r|»nr u« ih*
MlcbliiM) « utr»! V ll *! IV'U«> R -r. * A «.«U
■ s irgt-ry »:>.! *•p** »»1
Ij. fcn.l »«U iltend tu »»!!• in a»-y »*•*"* > f tb«
H»Uiiil.
DR. G. A. WEED,
iKI RUKON AMI INIYSUIAN,
SKATII,K. W. T.
. I iw McXtt'Dtrr UiitT
McNAUGHT A LEABY,
j rronsKYs. .t / - / A ir. ><>/./< /
rou> J\ en A \c?:nr. .t fuoc-
J'OJiS l.\ M'MUiAt i i
Will } ti> > In ,tt« tu.lrnt »iirt»,
Mr. »iIS »;!<<• a t' *'• ••
Wi'tino*, C'nmucla|. Ar •!»> t« tfi» iitr hM
An t ,iii> »»f K< »i h»tat>
|Juij mh. kj. ?y» s
1)11. JOHN BAkKK.
PMI'SH'M.I' .V SIH(.'i:O.I'.
HtHIW XCI- ft«n,rtTWr*l »n.l * n»>
oi'l it vm- t, i,i <*■**»t. omam
IIII.G. V.I'.UJIOI V
Scattloj w. T.
»»!«* t' I«T» ** a* in- t
BOARD ANI» rrrnox
rati U obtairwxi f v <r
Two Young Ladies
liutnfctii* U
French, German. & Emtlish StidiH
»•» *** '.tTTT^IFFRt)
AT.ABIA
A y ujA *sb woioan », > x '.4 to
t • »r - <d 1 * *l. \ »Al
»<*(,• <■ ! \>y t Fr%: *• *nd carr . i
•»* ay t J' sr. In t me, aft«r vary
ij f •' n : sjn frt: i
11 *»• ' *".»•' i • rmi !.W
to •.- g;r- 1* ■*»' in *-1 »♦
*- v. «t i *
i, ■ry t«. gtris An K* mer hant, (
%r>«i b * «>{' It - \r> • ' ...» ,t b»r an I
% it h> r his wif- lot » ;»«< *■ r«»
, . •; Ii • w%* nt!- w:rh
l.~r « :>n jg»,t hr tb» Kngitsh lan-
J.' .(id w*!») ! t attach
-1,, 'toh» r b i«'»aiid. at l<*ast the wal
a!wav« <» « i:» nt t » h:»u. l«*rw-d
t»> •. « aiel a*iug thread, ne»*li<i
irtd thir 11 !♦* like other women, but *h S
»• mi r. I v< ry little with the K'iff IS'i
liMiiea of B-tian-s and r .rely went U
yond tb** -be'.t#r of her husband's roof.
She w*ag /-lie like rreature, slight
and wt wy of form, hr e-ve* dirk t%%
tb« ilit j> |> irp!«» b ue of a mubuiuiner
mgbt h» r >i 1! ii ly glowing Indian fa< e
w <• ov»*r«"!»r* ad witb the fd.oio of per
f., t hi illb II r feet and hsmls were
as srnali atid dehaitrly b< a\|tiful »•»
tbos« of" a princes* wh >*» de«r;<mt is
known f>r e«*ntunes l«*/ k. Sht l*t aiuu
?h«' mother of 1 beautiful l»sy, ati'.l, the
f»•b« r 1 • I ig prood a- ' rich. »• id, "My
Arab chi 1 ■% Ii %11 grow into ahstcver
trun cultur« the w.hools can train and
prune him,
11 ,* ed i< :iti n Vg.-.n early, njid from
tin time be could learn anything he
1 uriou:. led by p eceptors. lie bo
> mie it mtivel .nv>ng lads for bis
• 'holarSv attainmetits ; he playtd on
\er.il iiiu*i< il instruments, sang aiid
niij •*.«!, wi> a slcdltul draughtsman
i'id eminent in colot ing, and rx<;« lb d
in botany
IL* f*tb. r li 1 1 f( rbidden any to tt 11
tb« I v tiiit Arab blood ran in his
vein-, iitl in the i| fancy of the child
he had (..jutvtetl Zjbedi the mother to
-mg onl . Kngh>h atid speak only
|-'.ngli«h mother-tall lw»l>le ttie cradle
• f !n r sen, but swini times in forgetful
iie»-, not m tlisob'l lieiict*, when the
»il\er mix »■, no widi r than •* bow well
strung, threw at hern irsery
window, slie t timed her f.tCe toward
Arab* 1 -*iid the ne# moon, and >»ng
some %traug«« unki;o*»n tongue that was
halt s tig, h*!f lat untation; at Mich
tmi, a the m tld tiling ui thecra«lle would
turn iix aiu'y, ami, opening wide hia
yn -it, lu<(t> in ey< « -• clued to ask ot
h1» nt' tin r the mi Mr. .ng w, none so *• . dliu i to din*ct the ->hot.
In boating, rai g, -.wimming, and all
Mtbletii sjMirts he '.v«s viiTorons as A
< irefk; but he m-\«r • .iTOliatcd or frater
ni/ed in any wa\ with hi* companions
or g* vo H 'K" that lirt ngeil tvi tile
human race. '1 he <4 1> cr- attues U sub s
bis Arab mother till t he really set incd
to loTt w.is a colt, as yet unbroken,
that burwtig bis velvet nose in the
hand of the young 11 an, or rubbing hi
nts k against'the bo j s shouli-r, made
sotin t:n-p< ken »igi» ot »\i.ipithy
When the time came, the rner
chant tiM-k his -011 i ito hi* business ;is
a partner, and appotut»d liiui to oversee
the ships an 1 wareha i*es lie looked
on tin «s it h a gloomy discontent.
he saw the tea, but s» J et he undi rstoo»l
not its l,»i.'/u:tg«" to Intl. ; the warehouses
looked dark and f>r uddiug, and he
could not lount the ot silk or In
«11 ia 11 muslin ■»* the iik»<»uie
routine of the ahop*. He knrw not
what ailed liiui, a horrid unrest and
lusl a lie holy g! awed at liis lit ait.
I here w« re tome r*Murd« cagt d in
a t or shop of lienaresth.it somehow bad
found their way to t| is mart. The
youth oft. .: stopped, k - at morn and
, \ailing he caiuc and troui the
th »p, to I >ok at the pr'u oners; but the
btr«is win as silent a- til • M*a had ls;eD
to the Arabian, and no hint that
he, too, was a pri-■•in Iwd o-.«< heart wns
beating continually m its 1 age.
The c..lt in hi-father--tible wa-ade.
s« end ant of those fiery war horn.- which
bore the tr«s»p- o| t.et ghi Khan when
that warrior overran all T;Ut»ry hors« -
under who-e feet no grasa ever grew - ,
«\* itt and untuned a- the htuing At
night when the b.<y stole down t<» the
stable- to rarrc-s the horse* the animal's
1 yes shone in the darkness like dia
mond-. and bis dancing hr.of- s<>enied
imtiatieiit to be gone riie creature
longed t*r liberty and le.b'd the r«
fctraint of bit or bridle *
The s- turner nights wt re sultry in
llnu»ri'» the Ar*' 1 y »uth did
imt his »y< ■> in ■»'<<{» t ntil the
dawn On one «•»» !' -lo« j»I -s j ight. ;*s
he I'- ked through hi> Iwdrvm win
: w a fiery -fir sr. oti the !e- p pur
pie Mue « t tin sky. iad it- 'nirns ft i 1
full upon his face, larger and mo; e m»g
nifWnt it grew a% upward toW» rd the
*ei itii it Vs>k it- »t .itt \ w»y
* I kuon at last," viid the Aral*,
"ulitt ails m •<»» tny spirit lt> i*
»-u M' I have s,,n the »tar« enough
Henari s w.< t.s» mu*U The n
\* t» hedged in with marble walK ai d
<;.* l could n>»t -|xak t>» ni<- through
thein '
He ar i M- and mtv>the _-% rd u
It* siarei» v\ a* a»l«ej wore gran', ya. i
aolvttinlv tli* -tar f a«en>sl
now t*» over hi* heal lit w«*lt
• lowu the »»i« 1 path ? »t'*«*"
tl.v r. there the Wii 1 t '»•» k c« .t t:
tu, ha*:« g ~ »p«d (i i t <• *'•»
hh. - «u ioiiiAtient t -« «• In t!.»
goldvti »t.xr.ight lier **hit« mane aiul
i\i>ry h»s ft fl« 1: g»xe hi r a
g«-ati;re «*f cucututfi i at I a*« ot. he
her 1m w, at 1. hk' * « ature
with wing*. »h« *?• « way. I 4 *' n * r *-
h 'U«e and cath irml, l to a gnat f.»rt*t of gre* a,
im nut) > nnwvi rt«»wfr* a*-«•*I
a* h<w.f\ water rvx>l an ! life
trr* » that r«-achrd. «*"« lQ»sl to touch.
tMMVrti • i.»..U-d alhl »htt-nd hull, h.s
ht-.»rt «-at to i«itt a- I »»i nlued mea»-
UJV |«ea< • ato'e into it. He iJUm>Hint
v| fpxti i« «te*sl a'<d with hi* red.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2s, 1876.
iaot»t !ij «. k:-- i tb<> k- f vavei.ly
and refreshing lur
i h«- wild b >:%*■ lay down and slept.
Tb- A'ab * um'>ert 1 bcsid him In
the Ml - if b- f- 't ■*•»«« -•!-'* e» m
j ufi« t .of: h<- thought of h:» fa* h-r
and u: db r, -- it n < i a* b• < t r »
% town b caught oun of tb« carrier,
- f *b» ■ iiitry. and entru.-'ing
a b-t'-r «;.»«.*»• to it. l ~» .* Sen? it back to
li«Tiar-.-S.
The worii f the !*tVr missive »er»:
•• (} ne into the c»s» "r_v "
Ti» C <!. • k ** bet *r th»n
bis Arab rite' w . « w s i go;
hi* lay §! • i ' iv. i
• of th< sea sh re w.. _• »; i < u*
in from Arabia with colts a:id g* • »
an 1 dates on board. Ou ooe of t
returning v«s-..U went forth th« I >* •
and his ri 1. r toward Arabia Fell*. '
the happy country of flowers aud JKT
futa** When the youth "ram< to his
own. hit own receive! buu " Arab
;s. with silver bracelets oil their
wn-t- and ink Irs, madr ob«i-ance t >
him, and s!:< ik< came forth to welcome
fhi wil l • reature kick to the dt*sert.
I'iie wtr hor*.' !»«-side the terit
t >"r of a sh< ik and gazed uj.K>n tbe
d—ert , milk-white borsot, gentle as
dov. s, H«*« t n- eagle*, «!ood also gaily
rnj.aritoned beside tentod dwell
ings.
fbe Ar*J» threw a-ido, a- if it were a
jr<» r garment, tbi religion of bis fath
»r, and all las soul turned toward
Allah, He went up to M< cca along
with a throng <>f |»iigrnus, and, a« be
nb j.t in the open summer air near some
holy shrine, ii sujwrnaturai ap
pearance, a mirage, revealed itself to
him. He >;iw tloituig in a cloud over
b.-»d a I V.f surrounded with a shining
nim'>u>. It was the *eren<', darkly
inagnifit.- t face of bis Ara't mother.
" Ailali be praist-d ! My mother was
tln n ;t daughter of the Prophet, and
flu: is dead, !>ut her soul ban found tile
Mecoi and deatb reunite* her to her
ton."
He w:n not without affe<:tion for bis
fit her ; ;tnd to U en.ires he often ? :;t
in* r« ti> inform his jurent of his
welfare. 11 f gave presents of horse* of
stii'h sujx-rb tr.tiniug an >lO Eoglulmmn
ever ,-aw before; sent date» of the
<te*vrt und iSolden IAI»h!, ai.d s
with *tr iiij»i of peat li «n their necks,
f»ut bituself came not ; *<>ul needed
the gloom ami va*tn. *s of the pathless
de>ert, with only the star->tudd«.d
nt tbe t elest 1.1! sky di tun over it.
When tils friencu asked the old Ea
glish iiH-n tiant where la* !<on htdpme,
he always replied in the words of the
biter iniss.vo. that 'he tarrier dove
t > Henares, " (iotie into the
< • mntry."
FANAII AI. OUTBREAK I.V MEXICO.
A letter from the Cuy of Mexico,
(i »TR«I 1 •>» (1, »HI J ■ . * •
mob attacked the lb:v. Maxwell Phil
lips, Pastor of the Protestant church at
this place, itnl severely le?at and mal
treated him m divers ways. His injur
ies are reported t«> l>e of a dangerous
charat ter. S.-ver d memljers of bis
(ongregatio 1 were also »t<HMtd, all of
whom were more or lens inj<ire<l. The
nn»b thrcat.'iis the lives of all the mem-
Is 1s »d tbt e«>: :;t < it ion, atul t lie church
in which the I'r 1 de-tnnts worship has
In 1 n l'!*>k«ii into and rans;ieked. 'I ho
Protestant library, kept in th«* same
Iniil'iii if was destro}'ud. Ibe Munici
pil ami >t ite ii'it hot it i»*s wen tppealed
ti», and j.r»uu-t d t> protect tbe Pro
testants. Some <d* the ringleaders ot
the mob b »v<- I*-i tt arresti-d. If any
OIK- . f the wvundrd sb >uhl die, some one
of th- rioVrs. in ace. »rd s nc<; wit a the de
inttidtif the laws and c istoms of the
country, will In- shot, flic Govern
ment i- dtteruiined to tarry out the
p.dicy of complete toleration ♦»f relig
ious opinions "
A Puktty Tociiii KYI: ST«»UY A
fiw day* says iho t Jrifllu (C*a.)
.Xaft, Mr J Arret to Pounds, a young
gentleman of county was engaged
i:j cutting wood, when a large chip flew
up and strw< k him over tin* eye. A tew
mi auto after receiving the Mow he
made an effort to Mow hi* n«»*c, and ac
tually Mew l»i~ eye completely out of
its st» k«t, leaving it- central attach
ments. The eve \\a>» replaced !»y some
friend; hut the y«>ung gentleman. »'«in
after the accident, became insensible
and had several convulsion*. The eye
wi» examined by Pr .1 L. >tephen-on
of this iit v. who stated that it is unim
paired, and that it i» firmly fixed in its
place :>gain.
An oM Baptist minister enforced
the neee«s»itie« of difference of opinion
by ar»:':ment; —' N w if everybody had
J vn i f my • j in . a they would all have
wanted my oil woman." One c.-f the
d> •* •?!■ who -at just hehin 1 him re
»jkv. led -"Y< and if » veryU*ly was
ot tny opinion, r.ol-ody woul ! have had
hi-r."
BAINBRIDGE HOTEL.
JAMKS TAYLOR. Pmp'r.
Th nly h t*l in I* rt P'»lf!y uJ the u «t
cs « • rt« :» ft.; It* t»tl ti« U- tlw ».ooro
n. *•»? a MiJ > ii.f. Rtf (tmih*« »n.t tb< tr»v
i4wf MM* oa lh» fcnioil TV
t l« t.*w. U<l t.arJ-Cui*i;-thr u <»
K»fr« <>r H«tnl Mini
B *r>! j»r . fi OO
p. *r>J »»»5 . * »
3V tni per ti«T 1 00
!«*-<.! fca-" j«r d*j ... fi .'5 and I 30
T\« I *r i* * ;pflt«d with th# l-*t •*(
lAjroRS AND OK JARS
ofi-.LTO I>>RT SIAMSOX JVf '.T OTHER
i . -» 52 !*♦ 5»
»j,«i iVn/PMt JaHES TATLoB.
r w. T.. Jwi»« * t** f
MISCELLAXEOrS.
tins * co
Importers of
GAS
FIXTURE
STEAM AXD «AS
Vittiisjtsi,
BRASS GOODS, &C.
S. P. ANDREWS & (0.
STOVES, TINWARE,
HOUSE FIJRHIS»«HG
HARDWARE
JOB WORK.
All work pertaining to the business
done at short notice, and in a
Workixian-like Manner.
OOMXI RI TAL rriU KT, BrTW*** Wa*tn!TOT»>* AMI'
MAIM.
SEATTLE, W. T. inU :iiu
FEED BIIISI
The Shell* fr>>ra Woo»l«*n Bowl* make the l»e*t
F«-«d Troughs for home* or cattle ever u*e»l.
PRICK $1.50 PKR DOZEN.
Applv at the Wooden Ist>wl Fa« torv
FOR
Hardware
AND
flecliaiiifs' Tools,
Of all Uu''.#, no
WUSTHOFF 4 WALD
«' nntrv tr»d«»<tkit'-<).l FKOXT STREET.
V o 'il. * -Vi t W T.
EASTWICK. MORRIS CO.
Ci*il and Mining
EN G-1N33 £3RB.
[Rn>.nj V». f. BoiTttt'i BuUJlbu
r*r.(«MMttclal »V \\ »»hll»Uloi.
Wwh T*rr«.*y.
Dstß«r»l tfcC'!* MJ'l
i» ! f ■ rl"la;««i I'.an* »c l
r»"n »»►* for tnit. ( •**•»*»«ou fnn>
CatUaU . • *r ! •«•***>. *r.,l Wtii*
i „ f , }y !!-*••? k» ill-- M;<! .In*.
ta*» i«»-« l*ui **' XvT. 13 IttTS.
PONY SALOON,
I*j4 br
BEN >1 UK PHY
Comer *•:» *»»■« orp.«it«
h u-s
-
th+ pi*-* to -»i«t to ha** th* i»B*r
1 maa r^p'.^oialwJ-
Cigar*, Tobacco, Wines &nl.
* r. Var- h *5, 10.
MISCELLANKOUS
MOORE & CO.
dealers in
and Snlte
MEATS
ai»d a general assortment of
O- i* o m*m
Aiso, the best brands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Corner of Third k Union Streets. Seattle.
WORK OXEN
("rood and well-broke Oxen
urn. mm jwl u mc
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below* Seattle.
S K A T T I- 1-:
BROOM FACTOR 1
ISiiC CHILBERG. fngritUr
CHEUBY STREET, near Second. SEATTLE.
—O—
lirninii kept constantly on to meet Ih#
reouireinenu of the tndr, aii»l br»« ihk lutde U>
order to nun pureL v>< m
Three dok-riptions of l>ro«>iui« *re made, which
»r< >H{ual to thcbe«tof the ktuda itop >rt, .1. nn<l
*'hii h will !>• *■ .lil by wholeoale at Sau I riii lwo
price*, and by retail at Seattle price*.
Also, WISPS A>*]» CHII.PRF.N S BROOMS.
Broom* delivered to any part of Ilia city with,
out additional charge.
%JT A»k y« ur er for the Seattle Biooiu.
Seattle, April 15, 157»5.
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to l>e restored !
KNO ff YE!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
the
POGET M REFBESHHEITBQOH
WIIKHE
Stoal£.S, Cliops,
An.', all the delli<*acie* of the *ea*<iji are wrved in
Ho iKct New York ulyle.
■ «•«» Cl*< k 2i ■■■
by the Glass, and supplied to Parties
and Kent in quantities to any place
where there is steam coinmuuication.
Fresh Made Candies,
And an A***>rtaient of
FINE OAKBS
Con*tautly on hand Wedding Cake* nia<l« to or
d#r* on the abort«-wt notice. Ball Knpi*r* and
Partlea
May 13th. Kf>.
Bolly Varden
s% ¥ ir
«ajloom 9
Front Street, near the Pavilion,
' BF.ATTIJ!. W. T.
At th«» DOI.LT VARDEN-
H fXKS,
uyuom*,
IiKFII, A Kit
cm a ns
of tti» best \i.rnr. win a: way v+ t.>
our rn-t- »n »-m.
(ITTER S 01,0 801 RBON
■■ ■ K V 2
AM' THE -
lIKST CIGARS IN SEATTLE
ARE THE HPETIALTIRi AT THIS HorsE
Smith A. Jewett,
Fr»iTt*turm.
THE
ALHAMBRA SALOON
R. PRICHARD, Proprietor.
ftocrfi»>r t«>
Mill St. op|»osite the Po*t Oflire,
SEATTLE.
Wlnos,
biquors,
Cigars, otc.
of the IxM quality constantly
on hand. ml 3
i. *»- €>. r.
OLITE ,>RAXfH
Lc*lrf«. s»- 4. li^etl
WEDSISCAY
ETctao a* :* ©cu*i,
|> th« HaitiSnkll-
Mfmbm of tk art»t M to ttiad.
*j<+4Tvtit* 3 •-
Crawford & Harrington
W
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
S E -A. X T 3L, E, "W. X.,
%
Have on hand a large and well assorted £toek of goods in
their line, consisting of Foreign ana Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery,
Iro and Steel, assorted.
Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools.
Agricultural and Alining Implements.
Crockery and Glassware. Paints&Oils
Hemp and Manilla Cordage. (Jroeoriosand Provisions. Wines.
Liquors, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, &C.
or TALBOT COAL, FOK CITY TRADE, FOB SALK FROM WHARF
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., July Ist, IS7J.
S. W. HOVEY. w. W. lURKKR.
HOVEY & BARKER,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND MILL STREETS.
SEATTLE, Aa/. T.
All Goodfl nt tills EtatalDllslimont
arc of first rato Quality,
AND WILL HE SOLD AS LOW AS AT ANT 'VTHKI? Ht)USK
IN THE C'lTl.
fey Gootla dtdiverotl t<> ativ j»a'-t of the City free «»f charge. a|>lo.tf
WunikoA 1 W^IJ,
JOC | |
K:.w€*l ■IiMHl ri 4 ,
B UIL DIN G HA R DWARE,
Ship, House Carpenters, Machinists, Blacksmiths, and o'her
MECHANICS' TOOLS A SPECIALTY
Seattle Planing Mills
w. STi:TMI\, Haniisrr.
SASH, DOORS
BLINDS. FRAMES. SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINISH
of every description.
SEASONED LUMBER OF A LL KISDS CONST A NTL Y ON HAND.
FEED GROUND
M our (i HIST MILL, rtt Ren son a htr Holes,
S. »«!<,'* T.. r. b. 19,
J. F. JMORR
Druggist & Apothecary,
I thole nai* a Hd Retail.
Cimmeixial Sireet, Seattle, W.T
SIGN CITY DHUG STOHB
¥£&£ MAM &
I>c»leri in
Gents' Furnishing Groods
MISCELLANEOUS
NO. 21.

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