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MISCELLANEOUS.
K. H. CALLIOAN, F. 8. CLARK.
GALLI6AN & CLARK,
DKALI RS IN
ClenlS Clot lii us
A N I)
FURNISHHIMC GiOOOS,
As well as
(ient's Hoots.yThoes arid Slippers, Hats. Cap>, Trunks ami
Valines.
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
* " <)uiek sales and small profits, " i» our motto.
CALLIGAN & CLARK
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE, W. T
Seattle Brewery,
CORNER MILL & FOURTH STREETS, SEATTLE,
SLORAH & CO.
Proprietors, and. Brewers of
SUPERIOR ALE, PORTER
And the only
. Genuine Lager Beer
W&l
ft Htru?f4 Made in Washington Territory.
bined powG, lr bottled Ale and Porter is equal, it' not supe-
Franee, to brand.
vanee of the "N
upon Coustaiitiiioy _ M H A 1 _
*truiy!MM MJM M JMJL M M
1 John Collins & Co., Proprietors.
FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOUSE.
o
HALL Sf PAULSON,
Mumfx'tanm of »u4 Dttlera iu
Our facilities are such as to defy competition.
tHYK US A CALL AM) SATISFY TOMSK IF AS TO PRICKS.
CoHiiucr, lkl Htrr«'t, Hrattl*. W. T
m Ak.. r jp r jp Ma je
D R IT G^§TORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALKU IN
llrngM. Patent MedifineH, Ciiemieal*. Kte.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Also Dealer in Wines.
Liquors, kc.
ORDERS FROM A lino AD SOLICITED.
K R. HADDOCKS.
ftfattl*. Jiutuary 8,1KT4.
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE
JOHN L. J
(Nnat tU>or to tSchw»b*cbt'r IJi\*. A Co.)
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE. W. T.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOI S BOOKS
STATIONERY, MISICAL INSTRUMENTS, AI.IU'.MS
itra«l rnnvy
THK CHOICEST CIGARS ASD TOHACH'S.
Subscriptions solicited for S. F. and Eastern Periodicals.
•PTnATiTiIR IN GENERAL.
MERCHANDISE,
SNOZZOMISB CITY, W T
FIVE HUNDRED SHIP KKEES FOR SALE.
Enquire of . E. €. FEBGUSOX.
MISCELLANEOUS
' mrmm b •;
Dnv-llrop SalOon,
Cor. Mill & 2d St., Seattle, W. T.
HARRY ZIMDARS, Proprietor
A DELPHI SALOON.
FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, and
CIGARS,
Oi'l'O.ilTK HALL.
Seattle. W. T.
jS J. S. ANT'ERSON.
KLiIK LuVVtl
! PONY SALOOT
HEN MURPHY
Corner Commercial and Main street, opp<*ite
the 1". 8. Hotel
'pHIS U thf plju:e to vicit to have the inner
I man replenished.
Cigars. Tobacco, Wines, and Liquors
Always on Land
Seattle. W. T.. March 23.1KT5
MERCHANT EXCHANGE
Saloon
ON MIIX STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
The Finest
WINES, LIQUORS & CISAR3
Constant'}' on hand.
|P. RIGBEY Proprietor.
The Grotto
SALOON,
Mill Street. Seattle. W. T.
-4-*- -9
ALGAR & NIXON Proprietors.
i ~~~
TIIE
ALHAMBBA SALOON.
YOUNG 8c MALONY,
Successors to It. Prichard,
| Mill Street, Opposite Posl-ofiicf, Seattle.
Wines, Liquors, Bt cr and Cigars of the
best quality constailt
jy4-tf ly on hand.
Office Saloon,
Mill Street, Seaatle, W. T.,
by
LAWRENCE* PERKINS
Having purchased the old Stand so lon# kept
by Rl'BE LOWE, on Mill Street, oppo«tte
mill, Seattle, W. T., (n<>w known an the OFFICE
SALOON) and fitted it up in first-class style. we
are mow prepared to furnish our frien-is and the
public generally- with WINES, LIQI'OUS an.i CI
GARB iif the finest brands.
We have a first-clans BILLIARD TABLE and
several
l*rirate kl Hub Blooms"
for the accommodation of our patrons.
LAWRENCE A PERKINS.
Old Oolden. J 11. Cutter A Qaines' Old Hermi
tage ltye Wliisky*. Thru- Star UeKU**sey and
Martt-1 Braudy, eouatutly on hand.
NORTH PACIFIC
mm w)w a
PRht&Mehlliorn,
Manufacturers of
CREAM ALE, PORTER
and
iCagrr IVrr
H»v«« succeeded to the business of the N rth
Pacific Brewery, we will sell our Cream Ale, Por
ter, and IJM,vr B«« r, which »t> acknowled*. d to be
the beat in the market, a? pn >■» that will compete
with any other brewery in the r. nit rj We
w Ui not Ih. 1 undersold.
Having Increased the facilities of this popular
«*tal '.>-hn;«::t, >.nr j>atr.'!..* ,u rely ujsn their
orders being pr-h j ti\ tl:«.l
PICHT A MI.Ur.H RN
Referring to the above, the nnderaigned thanks
hi* former patrons f >r their liberal support. and
ik■licit* a continuance f the same f r h:» >■**.
or*. MARTIN BCHMIEG.
Seattle. January I Hit;.
THOMAS JACKSON.
The popular proprtet. rof the<.'.d R'akely !! t# 1
for y-axw. baa moved t this city.ai.4 Lai. pern d
UNITED STATES
HOTEL
4» ft
First-(.Mass Saloon
and
BOARD IXG HOI SL
THO9. JACKSON, PrpdtWr.
Seattle, A prill.* UTt.
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE NURSERY
One mile cast from Yosier's
wharf, on the stage, road
to
Lake Washington.
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY
....AND..,.
Choice Plants
m mm. <k> a<:«
<4Z.i>o
Olioice Boquots.
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
BAINBDIBGE HOTEL.
JAMES TAYLOR.
The only hotel in Port ISlakely. and the moct
complete in all its adaptation* to the accom
modation and comfort of families and the trav
eling public, ofany house on the Sound. The
building i» new and bard-Anished throughout.
ttnle* of I>our<l and l.otluinx:
Board per week.. 00
Board and Lodging per week 7 00
Board per <i»y 1 00
Board and Lodging per day $1 25 audi ou
The Bar Ik supplied with the ln-ht *»f
LIQUORS A XI) CIGARS
OTAOE TO POUT MADISON EVERY OTHER
£9 day; also, Saddle l!oi»»*s day or night to
and from Port Madison. JAMES TAYLOR.
Port Blakely, \V. T., January 7, IS7G.
SNOHOMISH
EXCHANCE
ISAAC CATHCART, Proprietor,
SNOHOMISH CITY, W. T.
Every effort will be made to
maintain the reputation acquired l»v
RAPM HoteI
as the best in Snohomish County,
and the cleanest kept House in
Washington Territory.
THE TABLE is supplied with
the lx'st the market affords.
THE BAR will be furnished with
i first-class WINES, LIQUORS and
CIGARS.
m 8 ISAAC CATHCART.
SEATTLE liIKERY
AND
PROVISION STORK
Mill Street, Seattle, W. T.
L. REInIg, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURES
Bread, Cakes aiul Pastry
OF AL~ KINDS !
Deals in GRAIN FLOUR, GROCE
RIES and PROV i of tho best
quality. Receives OREGON PRODUCE
by every steamer. Keeps FRUITS,
PASTKiES, CANDIES and CONFEC
TIONERIES, prepared in the neat
est style.
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
LV Prices moderate. Articles deliv
ered at private bouses in Seattle.
i *** Orders filled to all parts of the
Sound. s'jo
js T A R M ILLS,
Corner of
FRONT AND SENECA STREETS,
SEATTLE, \V. T.
I. W. 111 ZKY, Prp'r.
Manufacturer of
EXTRA FAMILY
FLOUR
Always on hand.
< ■ HA II A.M.
CRACKED WHEAT,
ami CORN" MEAL.
GROUND FEED,
BRAN.
SHORTS,
MIDDLINGS,
and CHICKEN* FEED.
PHOTOGRAPHY
O
R. H. CARDWELL,
(SncceMor to)
GEORGE MOO KM
Suit* >->f room* on tb* opi*r £ -r cf tb*
si vITLL MARKET biildinu, o-m.r t
-il ais i frtTr-t*
THE BEST OF WORK
HOKE IN THIS fiUUBt
ltd
SATISFACTION GUA RAN SEED.
xatueiUy ett, WTC.
MISCEt T-A N ijU S
f¥FiRTT ' v ""rf?|W?VT I
iilii Jul! iiij.rJ J-* jlyiL'Jl .
GREAT CLKAUJNVr v»I TOF
DRY (iOOI)S
AND
C l l ©tSs *ll
AT
FRAIENTIIAL BROS
MILL STREET, &EATTI.E.
M.-ikij: -' arrangements for t*. ? r« :i -val t -.r
I n k St. re n- w bring ervct«<!, w< r th< entirr
Mc L i at c s»t.
RexuiiasU and odd 1< t« - .Id tunvh belovr eo?t.
TL- ft si i* superi r to any in the city. con
sist ii:g «:
Dry (roods Clot Ii in jr.
lioots. Shoes, Hats,
Blankets, Carpets, \*e..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRAUENTHAL BROS
64 YAB.BB
for
(i n i) 01, i, A ii.
WALL PAPER AT
a;A.jl **
SECOND STERET
Paper Hanging a Specialty.
La Conner
II © T E L
J. J. t'ON.N Kli, Prop'r.
This Hotel is situated iu the thriving town of
La Conner, at the mouth of the Skagit river, and
in the center of tin- great agricultural district
of Puget Sound. The house is well established,
and has
First-Class Accommodations
For Families and the Traveling Public. Parties
cn
11U XTIXU K XCURSIOXS
Will find this hot« 1 most centrally located
I-a Conner, W. T.. Jan. 1">, 1876,
Mem Pacific Railroad.. Pa
cific Division.
fry. a ...
SLB * v • vy ■ v
KALAMA TO TACOMA.
DA u , r, {SCXJIA YS i:xc::i n i>.
LKAVE AIUWVE
Kalama 11:20 A. M. Tacorna .1:00 P.M.
Tacoma 7:00 A. M. KB lama L'JUIT)!'. U
Connections:
At Kalatna with O. S. N. CO.'H boats for all
points on the Columbia river. At Teniuo with
s f«-r Olympia,
At TACOMA with Steamers for Seattle, Olym-
I'ia and all other ints . n Pugct Sound.
On Saturday and Wednesday at ti A. M-. with
steamers for Port Townsend, Victoria, Xauaimo,
N< w Westminster aiul 1 ra»er Kiver.
Connecting with Pacific Mail Steamship C<>m-
Panj s st« an;t rs tri-monthly from Victoria to San
i rancisco,
Through fare from Portland to S«n Fran. is< >-
S*i » (to j Mecrajje M' 2 OU
Through Ticket* for sale at the office of tl e O
S. N. Co.. Portland, Or. J. W. SPBAOI'»i,
Qeuer&l Sui>« rint> iid« nt
11. W FAIUWEATHKU,
Jui:3 General Ticket A.ent.
I Hi. STITE lUtSIUI.u
AND
INSURANCE CO.
Firo d.? Marine.
Cash Assets, - - $480,000.
Principal OfSce.No. 409, Ca' St.
San Francisco.
«» i r i « i; :t s :
PX'TLII DOSAHFT, A. J. BRYANT, Vici-I'r.
CHARLK* H CV*HI.M», S- tcfarv.
A. liOf Vl.iN*., «»., rm :.t<,
' r Z liji ll SJ I \V,.t •; -ft I!. 1- rtia'ill. OT*-K
--FIJUT>CLUS itttU MUCITSI)
C. C. Perkins, Agent.-
J. A. McPHEE,
VTh . an.l r» i»j] dealer Ju
CMiillS, TOO 1(10, PiPl-S,
ftVltl
CUTIiERY.
•■/"Cap at. I T-iuriiine K.V at Farnhaii
v 4*r k »St »rr, Coruiu, r. tai Mr. •t, S-atUt-. \\ . T
FOR
Harduare
AND
.Winnies' Tools.
Of all kind*, go to
WUSTHOFF & WALD.
CouMry !ra.le> *- .. .tut. ( I'liOXT STREET,
F. O. Ik x 52. j t»vattic, W. T.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE .
|T-R. I OVBI.E '. SGIN'K STF_\M #l
. Pi!o Driver, - /?&
z *i ' "IIK U KB*
ttvtattp] intrd era CM r.i :< t Souuti. i> ptv
-5 *r* ! t« IHU: I WL.irv- -. dt.w Ft v.ndati :•.« f> r
BtaM or Brick Buildings; irin Plto TlwlWl|
• r Raiir, v!-. s* .i t • a-.i v.iih >j ar*.
PiU > r mill *iii >; >t> any part .!' I*U(T»-t
"V-UT!IL. A I LR« SS.
11. A KTKINS.
Seattle, W. T.
X. F Carvoe* ! Pil« • ?uruiah*«l at >l. :t r.< tii».
EITRRKA BAKERY,
MIA H I E. \V\ T .
W . IHvydenbauer, Prop'r.
MANr;"ACTT;;; > A I KIN; > «>r
Ship atid B?rcad
AI.SO
SOD. t.
I*l CMC,
liOSTON,
SCGMi.
MILK,
FANCY
aiiii SHOO-FLY
ORAOK33H.S,
CnlsLcs, c4?c., etc.
OrJtf'i ttl'n! f<> hil PAIITS OF tLt Sul'ND at
tjIIUKT NOrH K.
VESSELS FURNISHED
with
h'iln- /)/ ii'(/ Jiisi v (its
On cp}>lii'i.tioo, for
Sea Voyages.
l'rices uiodt rate.
SKAGET
COAL I'OMW,
I'. L. \ ESLER. President
.JOHN !i. lIALL, Secretary,
Principal place of business, Seattle,
Washington Territory.
Ijocation of Works, Skagit lliver,
Whatcom County, W. T.
Blacksmiths desiring to test this
eoalxvill pl«;*se seiul their addresses
to theoffice in Seattle, W. T.
August .'JOth, 1 7•">.
Bew fngland
rorner Commt'i cial & Main Sis.,
Sso*vttle, "W". T.
THE NEW ENGLAND
and its accommodations f. r familit* art- ui;Kur>
1 Mitil'd.
This ll.ms.eis XKWLY IU'II.T. i« IIAKD FIX
ISIIKI) throughout, h&s larj;«-and well furnished
Rooms. and rtr.-t class board, on t li»>
II ti rop<■ r« i# f/a a ,
c.\:i be Lad at moderate prices.
IT I H T II K
Bt-st Hotel in tlie City.
L. C. HARMON,
ml-tf. Proprietor.
BENTON
eon. (wii'tNi
l*rcMl«t«>nl— S. A. ANDERSON,
Secretary— F. If. HENDERSON,
• Pkiscipai. Place or :
«l«. EAST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
LOCATION or Wonss :
I! LACK RIVER. KINO COUNTY, W. T.
rillH COMPANY IS SEI.UNO A SI'PF
-1 RIOR ARTICLE OK
COAL AT $6 PER ION,
And fui-MKhizijf Stockholders c»i| „ tID
u'«tlon», st the rate of
Four Dollars per TON.
Apply at the Offl.« of the RENTO.> CoaL
CO. wji inrt'itl Street, S«*tti«-. VS. T
SAMUEL KtNNcY,
52 «* re !i <i h t T j, i;,
H*m Jc»t rt >f.|» ij. w ati,iJ, hi»ke
STOCK OKGOODS
Fur ai„i Summer we*r.
I'ASIUOXABLK SI" ITS
Made to ordrr.
C«.ntra<-t< I i "nr.t «<Mrttf. r
< • L. MITCHELL,
r>!:i!tufactur. r & I Valor i:: Class
X i I.L -.., isktween FIRST AM* BKCOSD
SEATTLE. W. T.
SADDLES,
I'UIDLES,
HARNESS
A "' T " J - «•-
<arriage friiuiuiug
MI SO FLL A NKOrS.
WADDELL & MILES
Wholesale a-d Retail ij '
STOVES
AXD
RANGES
The largest Stock and greatest Tarietyrf
OOOBJNO
and SOX
STOVES
In Washington Territory.
Over 50 different kinds and stylus
select from, including the oU faYOritM
DIAMOND ROCK) 2
SUPERIOR £
CHIEF COOK ) 53
For Wood or Coal.
Plain or Extension Top.
EUREKA 1 | ft
bO
AND y
MARIPOSA! &
IRON PIPE,
For Gas, Water or Steam.
Black or Galvanized, all sizes.
Malleable Iron PIPE FITTINGS, allsuci
SUCTION and FORCE
PUMP 8.
Plain, Japanned, Planished and Stamped
TIN WARE.
English, French and German
Enameled & Tinned Hollow Wirt
Mteaui and Water iiaiigv*,
Wlobe ami Anglo Valve*,
Cheek Vahen, Marine (onipaaMb
BRASS GOODS.
Of all descriptions, for Steam and Water
We i>urcba*e <ur Drass Goods direct from ibt
Manufacturer, whi<h enables us to furniab ibcsul
find quality aud at lowest rates.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ffl, SHEET ISSN and COFFEE M
ROOFING, PLUMBING and JOBBOG
promptly attended to.
Having the largest Pipe Cutting and Thmdtef
Machina, aud the moot couplet* pjj>« Tooli •
1 ug«t Sound, wk are prepared to cut and tbKsdlx*
Pipe, all sizes, from in. to 3 in.. an<l furaishPtp* I
•ny lengths desired, with prou.ptn* »s and st
prices.
AGENTS FOR VAN'S
CELEBRATED
Wrought-Iron Ranges
AND
Patent Coffee Urn*
Tor Hotels, Steamboats and Restaur*#!*
Parties in want of any Goods in oar lis*
will find it to their interest to given** o4 ®
before purchasing elsewhere, a-' we
largest ami most complete stock on tk*
Bound.
WADDELL & MILK
SEATTLE. __
I HAVE LEASED THE
Brick Yard
Known an the Plurnn ♦-ryird.for a t«r u ol
year*, with the intention of
s I I>I>LYISA 'in I: I>Y^ A SL>
At reduced rates.
V ill U prt j art 1 t furiufh t< >rdtr 1b Jua* tfc *'
(\ McAM.ISTKK.
March 27,
CAM FORM A HOtsi
Mill Str«.'« t, I l).i->r from First JStri"*|»
Se ittlc.
H. FITZSDIONS, Proprietor.
House Newly Furnished and Refitted.
Beds, 25 cts. Meals, 25 ctf. Boari
and Lodging. $6 Per Week.

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