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MISCELLANEOUS.
ft. H CALLI'iAN. «. CLARK
CALLIGAN & CLARK,
DEAI.KHS IN
Gent's Clothing
111-\ N D
FURNISHING GOODS,
As well as
Gent's Moots, „Thot\-ami Slippers, Hats. Cap-. Trunks and
Valises
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
" Quick nales and small profits, " i» our motto.
CALLIGAN & CLARK
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE. W T
Seattle Brewery,
CORN'ER MII.I. \ K()l KTII STREETS, SEATTLE.
SLORAH & CO.
Proprietors, and. Browors of
SUPERIOR ALE, PORTER
And the only
Genuine Beer
Made* in Washington Territory.
Our lk)ttled Ale and Porter is equal, if not supe
rior, to any foreign hrand.
Oeeid«-iiital Hotel,
John Collins & Co., Proprietors.
~o
FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOI'SE.
«
mm .-m r ■ n«
ROOK &ST A T ION FRY STOB F
JOHN L. J AMIESOiV
, N«>xt tl.H>r to Sellwabsiclf'R HIM. «fe Co.)
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE, W. T.
SCHOOL AM) MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ALBUMS
C/'ull<'r>' and (A «MMI M.
THK RUUIT-KfT CWAH.S .i \l> roiiAccos.
Subscription* solicited fur S. F and Eastern Periodicals.
m K A r w* r jp JE
DRII STORE,
aft. n. MADDOOKS,
WHOLKSALK AND KKTAIL DKALKH IN
Drug*. Patent Chemicals. Ktc.
Proscriptions Carefully Compounded. Also Dealer in \\ iiu's.
Liquors, &c.
OUVKHs FIIOH AHROAD SOLICITED.
K R. HADDOCKS.
R<*ttle, January 3. I**4.
HALL 9f PAULSON,
Manufacturer* of and I>e*l.tr* in
Our facilities are such as to defy competition.
«.•/»•* I'S A CALL ASO SATISFY YOI'IiSKLF ,i> TO V RICKs.
CVninerctal Strevt. Seattle W. T
*
g» «Ja SmcWSGST,
•DTfIATiTtIR IN QENBRALi
MERCHANDISE
SNOHOMISH CITY, W* T
FIVE HUNDRED SHIP KNEES FOR SALE.
Enquire of E. C. FERGUSON.
v>
MISCELLANEOUS
I ;
I)HV-I)|'II|I SillOoil,
Cor. Mill & 2d St.. Seattle, \V. T.
HARRY ZIXDARS, Preprietor
ADELPHI SALOON.
FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, and
CIGARS,
ovi'o.sirv rKsiEtm 11M.1..
IfV-mttl#-. W T
}3 ' J. S ANDERSON.
1.1 lit Lu»E
PONY SALOON
K* j't by
HEN MURPHY
Corner Commercial and Maiu t-tn-t t, opjx*ite
tbeF. S Hotel.
rpHIS 1* the plw to visit t«> have the inner
I man replenished.
Cigars. Tobacco, Wines, and Liquors
Always en hint
Seattle. W T.. March 25. 1*73
MERCHANT EXCHANGE
i Saloon
ON MI 1.1. STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
The Fiue*t
WINES, LIQUORS & CIBARS
Constantly on han<l.
; F. RIGBEY.... Proprietor.
'The Grotto
SALOON,
i Mill Street. Seattle. W. T.
»
ALGAR t NIXON Proprietors.
THE
ALHAMBRA SALOON.
YOUNG 8c MALONY,
Succt««ors t > It. Prichard,
.Mill Strfft, OpoosiYf Post-offirr. Seattle.
WinrH, Liquors, lWer ami Cigars of the
best quality const mt
i jy4-tf ly on hand.
Office Saloon,
Mill Street, Seaatle, W. T.,
nv
LAWRENCE* PERKINS
Having port h.ioM the old Stand i>o kept
lijr IU'HK I.OWK, on Mill Strwt, opjx*it* Ye*ler'«
mill. Seattle, W. T., (now known a* the OFFICE
SALOON) and fitted it up in htyle. we
are HOW prepared to furnUh our friend* and the
public- K'em rally with WI NKS. l.Igl"ORS and CI
GARS of Ifao ftni'ht tirand*.
| We have a MILLIARD TABLE an<l
I * veral
Private kl flab Rooms"
i for the accommodation of our patron*.
LAWRENCE A PERKINS.
Old Golden. J. 11. Cutt» r A dalnn' Old Hermi
tage live WhtokjH. Time St.ir j and
i Martel Brandy, constantly on hand.
NORTH PACIFIC
| SmU lUTOM
il'iclit&iMelillioni,
7
Manufacturer* <>f
(Ui:\\l All, PORTER
and
?fa(|cr IBfcr
Having «ncc» • *l*d to t]>« biistne** of tin* N'< rth
Pa»ittc Hr» *> rr. we will sell our Cram Al». Por
ter. Mitt L*t;er lin r, which J» acknowledged to be
the t»-»t in th> muki't. it pri> M that willci'm|x4«
I with »rsT <>th« r bivwery tu the T< rrit< nr. We
i w ill not tw unjtnoiii.
Having tacr*M*d the fa illtie* of this »op»i!ar
j rfUMiilimtiit, our patn b* can r«ly upou their
i . t\ler* t-eing i>ronij.fcy
PICHT * MEHLHORN.
Referring t< the altove, the undrmtcned thank*
hi* former i>atr< t • f.»r their liberal *uj ;>ort and
* hot* • continuance «>f the aame for hi* •ucc**.
or* MARTIN KCHMIKti.
Seattle. January 29. I*"6.
jTHOMAS JACKSON.
Tlsf JH J ulsr pr pri<-ti r.>f tb* OKL Bl*ke!y Hot*]
f« v r jf*r» h*» txioxi*<i to thih city, La* ofiMiftl
"united states
HOTEL
1
First -Class Saloon
Ufcl
i KOARUIXi HOI.St
THOS. JACKSOS, Proprlrtor.
' SMtttr, Apnil,* IS??*
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE NURSERY
One mile east from Yesler's
wharf, on the stage road
to
Lake Washington.
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY
AND
Choice Plants
ALSO
Olioloe Boquots.
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
BAINBRIDGE HOTEL.
JAMES TAYLOR. Propr.!
'
Th« only hotel in Port Blakely. ami the irniet
complete in all its adaptation* to the accom
modation an»l comfort of families and the trav
eling public, ofany house on the Mound. The
building in new and hard-finished throughout.
KHIC** ef Itonrtl «n«l l.«Ml«;ing:
Board j>er week ff» »*•
Board and Lodging per week 7 00
Board p«*r day 1 00
Board and Lodging per day $1 25 andl JO
The Bar in supplied with the l»est »f
LIQUORS AND CIGARS j
!
STAGE TO PORT MADISON EVERY OTHER
day : also, Saddle Horses day or night to
and from Port Madison. JAMES TAYLOR.
Port Blakfly. W. T., January 7, Im7«.
SNOHOMISH
EXCHANGE
ISAAC CATHCA&T, Proprietor,
SNOHOMISH CITY, W. T.
Every effort will be made to
! maintain the reputation acquired by
r riiiN Hotel
as the best in Snohomish County,
and the cleanest kept House in
! Washington Territory.
THE TABLE is supplied with
the best the market affords.
THE BAR will be furnished with
first-class WIVES, LIQUORS
j \j lUA<W.
; m 8 ISAAC CATHCART.
SEATTLE B4KERY
AND
PROVISION STORE
Mill Street. NfMltlp, W. T.
L. REINIG, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURES
Bread, Cakes arid Pastry
OF ALL KINDS !
D«iU in GRAIN, FLOUR, GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS, of the best
quality. Receives OREGON PRODUCE
by every steamer. Kei-ps FRUITS,
PASTRIES. CANDIES and CONFEC
TIONERIES, prepared in the neat
est style.
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
iir Prices moderate. Articles deliv
»>red at private houses in Seattle.
%* Orders filled to all parts of the
Sound. s'2o
STAR MILLS,
Cornet of
FRONT ABU SENECA STREETS,
SEATTLE, W. T.
I. W. BIZBY, Prp'r.
Manufacturer of
EXTRA FAMILY
FLOUR
Always on hand.
GRAHAM,
CRACKED WHEAT,
and CORN MEAL.
GROUND FEED,
BRAN.
SHORTS,
MIDDLINGS,
and CHICKEN FEED.
PHOTOGRAPHY!
I
R. H. CARDWELL,
isacc«Mur to]
i GEORGE MOORE.
Satt* c. t rvnn* on th« «pP*r 8oo» of the'
SETTLE MUtKET BIILDIS iO. corner Con»-
tnervul and Washington iu««u
THE BEST OF WORK
DONE IS THIS CALLS BY
ItlDd,
SATISFACTION [GCABANBKKD.
BMMI#,3U7 ftb. If! <
MISCEIX A N EOT"?
IIMTIIT llilll!
<;RKAT CLEARING OI T OF
DRY GOODS
AND
Clothing
AT
FRAUENTHAL BROS
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
Making arrangement!) the removal to onr
Brick Store now being erected, we offer the entire
stock of goods st cost.
Remnant* and odd lot« sold tnnch below c<*t.
The stock is superior to any in the city, con
bitting of •
Dry Goods, Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Blankets, Carpets, \e..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRAUENTHAL BROS
64 YARDS
ONE DOLLAR.
WALL PAPER AT
MJA.J/Lrw KIYV m
SECOND STLRET
Pai>er Hanging a Specialty.
La Conner
HOT E L
J. i.CONN EH, Prop'r.
This Hotel Is situated in the thriving town of
La Conner, at the mouth of the Skagit river, and
in the center of the great agric ultural district
of Puget Bound. The house in well established,
and ha*
First-Class Accommodations
For Families and the Traveling Public. Parties
on
HUNTING EXCURSIONS
Will find this hotel most centrally located
La Conaer. W. T.. Jan. is
Northern Pacific Railroad, Pa
cific Division.
KALAMA TO TACOMA,
DAILY, (SUNDAYS
LEAVR ALUTFVK
Kalama 11 :'JO a. m. Taeoiua r»:OOP. m.
Taconia 700 A. M. Kalama 12:30 p. u
Connections:
At Kalama with O. 9. N. Co.'g boats for all
potLt 8 on the Columbia river. At Tenino with
stage* for Oljrmpia.
At TACOMA with Steamers for Seattle, Olyiu
pia and all other points on Paget Sound.
On Saturday and Wednesday at »> A. M-. with
ateamers for Port Townsend, Victoria, Nanaiiuo,
New Westminster and Frawr River.
Connecting with Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany"s steamers tri-inonthly from Victoria to San
Francisco,
Through fare from Portland to San Francisco—
Cabin (23 OO | Nteernye g|;» OO
Through Tickets for sale at the office of the O
8. N. Co.. Portland, Or. J. W. SHtAGI'E,
General Superintendent
H. W. FAIRWEATITEK.
Jun.l General Ticket Agent.
HIE STATE LIUMM
AND
INSURANCE CO.
Flro d? Marino.
Cash Assets, - - $480,000.
Principal Office So. 409, California St.
Smn Francisco.
_ _ or PIdKKNi
PriKß IUmtMOK, Tnml.. A. JT. Bktaxt. Vice-Pr.
ObaHjc* H. Crmmna, Secret try.
A* IWIALIMO, A «»., (leneral Agents
for 3*« mi ib 4 f«to Portland, Oregon.
FIRST-CLASS RISKS SOLICITED
0. C. Perkins, Agent.-
W. H. SHOI'DV,
DKALEK IN
PAINTS, tflS, AND VARNISH,
4«LA*M. rm-Y, <fII.OUS. RT4.
HOUSE ft SIGN PAINTING
GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING,
GLA/ING,
ETC., ETC.
Ik»np in W< rkaiA&Uke tumntr *n.l at Short No
tt*"* Gly* nie a Call.
W. H. NHOIDY.
RUBBER PAINT.
' will tLf H iIU r Wuit. ait • th«-r
cir<-utai.«» tx-liiij to cover tuor* ourfa r,
per j»llua. t*<>-cu*l w„rk, thaxi the Atlantic Leal
ft&<t Lat,wM Oil. au<l Twenty r*x cent. than
the Arertll Chemical Paint, u»4 that It uill
a* lui.< at either, wbdi 1 r ai ph<.!
without
Peeling, Cracking, or Chalk
ing otT.
W. S. Shoudy.
Ne#ttl#, Jiib«l4.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE ■
fW POIBIJE ENGINE STEAM .
It-A a Driver. ,M
*• DICK llhlNV
Ih# b«t ever on Pa»ret SosnJ, 1# i<re»
j>»r*-d to build Wharves, drive Foundations for
St« ue or Bri« k Buildinm>: drive Pile Trrjitliug
for Railroads. ar.d to 1. *d WsneU with Spar*.
Piles or Timber. and will >ro to any part of I'Ufftt
Sound. AddIVSH,
H. A. ATKINS.
Sfitlle, W. T.
X. B.— ol Pii«s (nroidicd at short notice.
EUREKA BAkERV,
IS EAT I LK, W. T.,
Wm. Prop'r.
MANl'l'-UTTHES AI.L KINHS ..f
Ship and Soft Krt k ad
ALSO
SODA,
mcxic,
liosroy,
SVG A It,
MILK,
FAXVT
and SHOO-FT.Y
CRAC S. RS V
OaliOß, cfco., dbo.
Orders Ailed to all PAKTS OF the SOI'ND at
SHORT NOTICE.
VESSELS FURNISHED
with
Kiln - l)i ia / Biscu its
On cpi>llcattou, for
LOX(w Sea Voyages.
IrfT Prices moderate.
SKAGKT
COAL COMPANY,
H. L YKSIiIIR, President
JOHN li. HALL, Secretary,
Principal place of business, Seattle,
Washington Territory.
Loefttion of Works, Skagit Kiver,-
Whatcom County, W. T.
ltlucksmiths desiring to test this
conlwill please send their addresses
to theotHce in Seattle, W. T.
August 30th, 1875.
flew fngland
BHBI M
rorner Commercial & Main Sts.,
Soctttlo, W, T.
THE NEW ENGLAND
ami its accommodations for families arc unsur
passed.
Tliis Hons* 1H NEWLY BriLT. In HARD FIN
ISHED throughout, has l.nrw Hint wfll furnished
Rooms, ami first class board, on
i? ur o pean Plan ,
can bo had at moderate pric<«a.
IT I M T II , E
Best Hotel in the City.
L. C. HARMON,
ml-tf. Proprietor.
RENTON
COAL COMPANI
I* reel den I— 8. A. SANDERSON,
Xfi rctnry... F. 11. HENDERSON,
Pewcipal Plack or Buanntaa :
«1«, EAST STREET. HAN FRANCISCO.
Location or Wouita :
BLACK RIVER, KINO COUNTY, W. T.
COMPANY IS SET.UNO A SUPE
-1 RIOK ARTICLE OF
COAL. AT $6 PER 1 ON,
And fiinildiinK Stm lilmKlen coal, m per ntln
u'atiou*. at the rate of
Four Dollars per TON.
Apply at tb« Office of the RENTO> COAL
CO. on Commercial Strict, Seattle W T
SAMUEL KENhEY,
Wci-c limit Tailo
Ha* Jiu*t recrirtJ a new mulf. hwlce
STOCK OF GOODS
For Spring and tJuiuun r wear.
FASHIONABLE SUITS
Ml i<* t<> OTilt T.
< «»lUfMrr« l.«l *!•#-•«. »|f lr a '|
< 1.. MITCHELL,
Manufacturer &, Dealer in First Clans
HARNESS & SADDLERY
MILL ST., BETWEEN FIRST AM, SECOND
SEATTLE, W. T.
SADDLES,
IiUJDLES,
HARNESS
A„, th . Tr^# Con
Carriage Trimming
I>ONF. TO ORDER, and nromnt ..w,m J?
MISCELLXAEOCS.
WADDELL & MILES
Wholesale and Retail Dealen ii
STOVES
AND
liHH
The largest Stock and greatest .arid 7 at
ooosixa
STOVES
In Washington Territory.
Over 50 different kinds and styles H
select from, including the old fAYOrlttS
DIAMOND BOCK) g
SUPERIOR S
AND V *2
CHIEF COOK ) M
For Wood or Coal.
Plain or Extension Top,
EUREKA 1 &
QJJ
AHD g*
miupfun 1 g
IRON PIPE,
For Gas, "Water or Steam.
Black or Galvanized, all tuxes.
Malleable Iron PIPE FITTINGS, all
SUCTION and FORCE
PUMPS.
Plain, Japanned, Planished and Stamped
TIN WARE.
English, French and German
Enameled & Tinned Hollow Ware.
Steam and Water Uaufn,
Ulobe an«l Angle Talvte,
Cheek Ynlvee, Marine Corn pa—*e.
BRASS GOODS,
Of all descriptions, for Steam aud WaUft
VTe purchase our Bras* Goods direct from th*
Manufacturer, which enables ua to furnish tbosaof
flrat quality aud at lowest rates.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Till, SHEET M ud COfPSE M
ROOFING, PLUMBING and JOBBIHG
promptly attended to.
naving the largest Pipe Cutting and Threading
Machine, aud the moat complete Pipe Tool* oi
Puget Sound, we are prepared to cut aud thread lroa
Pipe, all size*, from \ in. to 3 in., and furftish PIP*
any lengths desired, with promptaeaa and at lewd
price*.
AGENTS FOR VAN'S
CELEBRATED
Wrought-Iron Ranges
AMD
Patent Coffee Urn*
For Hotels, Steamboats and Beitanrastt*
Parties in want of any Goods in our H#e
will find it to their interest to give tt« •
before purchasing elsewhere, as we baveth#
largest and most complete stock on tb#
Bound.
VADDEIL & MILES.
SEATTLE. _
I HAVE LEASED THE
Brick Yard
Known aa the Plumrner yard, for a term ot ' uK '
yearn, with the intention of
s V PPL YING TH E J) KM AND
At reduced rates.
Will be prepared to furnUh to order In June aeit
c. MCALLISTER.
iUn b 37. IK7C. Mt.
mil, mi i) tabu
For Sale.
Th»- undentigniHl ha* for aalr a
Marble-Top Billiard T*M*>
Cheap for Cash.
Apply at the Port Madison HotfL
jy6-tf PHILLIP WIST.

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