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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
I'HOKKSSION A I, CA UPS
i V VfrOo*AiiA.l C H H»«ro*?i
j «tri t ktU rnmy ,
.« L;.«trt *, * T.)
MCONIHA & HANFORD,
Hlomrytf Jal . t.aur, solicitor*
in # tutnrery find Rrortor*
in *ltimiraliy.
1 >» ricE —Commercial Stres-t, comer
Washington, Settle, \V. T.
i»»• *.« 4<mu Fjf*j»ir
KeHAUOHT A: LEAKY,
' / ronSKYS -AT- LA W, sour I.
/o/;s IS CIIXSCKhY, «f
IftHS IS Mt VHIALTY.
Will prarti' r lit th* Dtmtrirt *r»4 Hupf-m*
\jf |s>»ry Will fflrf • 't»l itlruti'Jß tf> <*-»!-
«' •!»" t" U» fur Ua»»-
«, 5 «•> of
j« iy nth, itfs. jyia
V H Viini. I. B.
WHITE & NASH.
m. ww *• as m 9
Sr*ttle, Washington Terr'y.
(i YFH'K. DISPATCH BUILDING.
% $ mm. it %. ... w hi
OENNItON & BLANCHARD,
A I TOHNfcY - AT-L A W AJD
Proctors in Admiralty.
%t OifW »t fort i. »!;»• nd. HublDitt"' 'Vrrt
orj. kU
D P. JENKINS,
SKATTLR, W. T.,
I / / OUSKY-A T-LA H', MtUl ITOII
t A C/IA SCKItY. A SI) VHOL'TOU
/V Al>Mtli M.TY. uih.'l
IMU MI NAl "our. O. M HU.I.EK
HcNAKilll * HALLEB,
Attorney & Counsellors at Law,
PORT TOWNSEND, W. T.
W. R. ANDREWS,
A TTOKNEY AT-LAW,
Will |ir»"
I'fwiturjf.
writ r ix KTLIU'I avuneio, ori-oaiTE octi
iiitmi., «urn.r, w, r
C M. BRADSHAW,
•f 11 or #« ey-at-i*a #r,
|» Olt T TOU'X Ml 2 V li, W T ,
loan J Mt OiLvm, Tu«* Diui i
MrtdMlU 4 RI'RkK.
fttfMltETO-AT-LAW,
SSA TTI.B, »' T..
*li;»firu,l !»■ biitliiwi in sll pii 4 * ■ ( tlw* IVr
rttory, «
HKNRY E. HATHAWAY,
C< >l.l 1 < 1 < >R,
I >\HT|('t|.VU ATT! \TIoN OtVKN TO Col,
I !•>> tuxi »t il«>l"t« Tun fiT N<>n Km
Itl'liN () f Cli Mdl"
orti 0 wtOi w \l YORK. AiUmi<7 »' t.»*,
s. ,111.', W. T.
ORS. A. &H. B. BAGLEY.
Horn trap at /it*/*,
SKATTLE, W. T.
|vR II H JUOIFT. I.ATK morFJWOR OF
• t I'rlUi lj»l'« ami Ifk'ttif of in th<
Mi (Vulrtl M. .H- • ! will
Oj.. iiliir Surij ry »ti.|
»«ul *»UI ktirii,! ii» rails In •»»? i**rt <>f lU«*
PMMi. «ll>»
DR. G. A. WEED,
sriUJKOX AND PHYSICIAN,
SKATTLK, W. T.
DE. JOHN BAKKR,
FftrsitM.r At SrRGKO.r.
ort'irc*—CVMmsxnAt IH-Juin. »n«
IU»» FtCttXjfl.R
HR.C.V.€U,lim\.
Seattle, "W. T.
Olti. ♦ \ J. lH«i*l< h H iiMti r i- i
JfltU! Holrl.
DEISTTISX-FIY.
lUj{ UB »lw< Ml » rh
u -
-A J. S. MAGGS,
IDoXI tlHt.
OFFICE, M ILI. srbF.hr.
i« r Stl4!» - f« si.-pi». EasT Of !»*'•
OtPENTsL HOTSt- 'i«
M. H. WE E D
ARCHITECT & BUILDER.
.J**"* V rr l'*f 1 ' fuM »!.. PI *\s ~ I s|»H
lrnAltv'V» !.»* tulUi tu ftil iU l>nu.<t.<»
*l.. Ukf.-oi irvl. ~.1
OFTICJt oni; Mt 'Rtill.l "S t'Rt'O AT^tRK
«rtuu w t nth. is*>
EASTWiCK. MORRIS I CO.
Civil and IMmttig
SIT OINE urns.
< IVurufti * PilS4tC(
' •* * »"»n««trl«l A. It Atltlngiun Klmli
Watkh T*rriu*7
Tit ****, ' l«i i» *Bri R i llir».»iir
%**•! liu. y i ' b * i*t» f urbtmhr*!
1 ii»»8 t. i«t,.| ,ar.. ( , uj 1 th*
"<^aKhrk«,u. Hl( r lt IKTt ,
Some Disagreeable Truths
Jtr ' O « Sli m; th<- Chi
< M" Tnbsa*
I» •!•».-» lot *••• rti f » have e*iter 1
* i k't tu »> 1 ''i %' w . n ti < »■ •> j»'j
m \T\ » jji.f* f i esi«tei • Th-y h*v<
ti> - v i« r i <%i 1 *■» «m>i th«*Ui -uly
this »« d i■«:»h»t.g no r»* . %nd at.v tutu
ha* i t • .x* • fiom any wouian
«U',h »■ r»'»< • r s mil" mt !t« ij«- iiitv
fai»< v j ■ vj-i i; 1>»- io ri t ?i.frll g-- <:fi
th • rig'ii<» of ■*;•!!»* other cioii J{ oi>*
or t'* on • i*. ' * of men, ean
be *II, : >-d Uy • I lie. 'i gor io'ii'tn K •
woman, *h'> -h tiM tri»- t*»»• «j« r f .'
(vtrtmiih » *»t toy <>>n-i l< r*ti. n f<>r iter*
If *.h.- I* ) -i; «r h% <l«oitie t *iu* i« tli.*
tre,s :r fove <»f wfio» ver Hnd« h*-r ,t
larjfi- withixit a eolla* In w.'teie
A merit- in t«»ib«** t >i»iij, rial li!ghiiev»es
*j "'iid tniiii • - and wl»«t»- Aiu<-ii an
women »by tin thc»t»«*»*• 1. a- M«-!i»m
meilaii pilgrim-! o» »he »htit of M'-eCa,
i i.ativ»* g.'»itl«-m tti tak- « ptif>t to l-*r;j
-om» Kngli-h in which to insult them,
if found i lone on H street A merit an
preachers are m, ( ,t to make a Kurojearj
tour for their bronchitis, and then
come home and lecture us women on
ih" respect and gratitu le we owe them
oti account ot their privileges, saying it
is Christianity that has lifted u« out of
s 1 ivery, ard <*et us at their ft> t to learn
wi»dmi. Now, I Im jj to cill attention
i f the revt rend gentlemen to the fact
'hat •* Chriifaiiity" had U-en intro
'luo d into every country tu Kuropu by
the wotr.eii, Miul was tirmly estaMishitl
in every on»- before a woman sent Co
lumbus to look after America; that
every country in Burop», except
Turk- v. is i < hristian government to
d«*y ; that ivivmy ha-(.iod and Christ
and M irtin L ith.-r m her constitution ;
that hr court is Catholic Chriitian,
and lu rest ihli*hfd churt h au«l jieople
I'rote-tant Christian; th*t the Kill
peror «»1 fJeunany is a I'roteatant
(*hri»ti in, lie tmi H|| bis house; the
whole k< ttl.i of fish of Kuro|M>au gov
ernments are Christian, an 1 th»t the
women u:e beas's of burden, or family
property, prisoned in iron safes for th«
honor an I b in fit of owners,
present or prosj>cctive.
Women are not allowed to sing
praises in the houses of worship belong
ing to that, system ««f rt ligion which
h-*-. lift ed ui all to such sublime heights
as uii!'|Uf*t loiied confidential intercourse
with the sht'phenU f their soiil-, i;i
Citholic and Protestant confessionals.
These blessed Christians, in this
Christian land, with its Christian gov.
eminent, hit. h women up with dogs
and donkeys, mid s« t them to drawing
lo%ds through city streets and plows in
country fields; an I we are called upon
to reverence the clergy for what
••I nristianity rias none Tor us, while
they e\ert nil their infi lcnee to enforce
on the women of to-day tho laws laid
down for Corinthian slaves 2.(HK) years
ago!
No act of men on the face of God '•
gr«« ti earth arc exerting themselves
against woman's claim* for common
justice it-* are the »lergy »>f tl»o I'nited
States and England—the Christian
clt rjiy, the self-appointed guardians of
w OHM n's s» til*, ami Ihe sneering oppon
*-111 «>t their i itrlit to freedom of con
sen net' ami just eom|»eii*i»tioti tor their
labor. 1 1 any one want* to Si e what
that «*oi»gloineration «).1 v »i>> «l • Chri«-
ti«nitv" linniloiu 1 to elevate women, |»-t
him come to S;i\< nv, with it« (hiistian
j£«>\ « Miim iit and est aliUde <1 l'r >t«'>t>i:.t
Church, and see feeble, gr*) haired
«omcn with pannier* enough for a (ion
k«y. bending ami tottering under their
burden. or pulling m load which taxes
tloir strength to the utmost, while nice
young men walk beside them, smoking
and ehattiug to them as condescending-
Iv a« if they were 901110 other lady's
grandmother! 1 shall never again U<
able to >it quietly and listen to one of
these s« if complacent gentlemen tell
me what li- ana hw religion have done
for me; f• >r I ahall m 1 w ays the old
wo.m n lx ii* Hug uixirr the l»ii» baskets
•tMi|>|HKi iipM t!»»-ir lucks, while tlu'>r
iuiv, young Chiistian grandsons strut
lieside them, liko luikey gobblers, og
ling tin) wwiiMii, in this Christian city,
under this Christian government, in
which Mai tin Luther snppleiu« nts the
Trmitv.
• •
Titled Brigands of Italy.
The important cajture of brigands
ju*t -efficttd in the in i>ihlK)rhoo«l of
(iirgenti has Wist turnishv l dire* t
ot the tuo*t extraordinary of the
statements current for souic time with
reft rence to the Mntvi The Sic ilian
j>O!kv\ .u t intf upon ••information thc\
had mt ivfd." made a r *i«l last M«>n»
d»y ujmn a I'irmhouse situated about
three miles frmi Girgeiiti. *n 1 there
found six brij.,nd«, tiv« of which they
•ticcitfdeo in t«kii>g nl.ve. They were
duo>Vi red ' sitting •' 1 table *uiu|>tOU««
1\ *jr<i»d. but *t tin *ight of ::iej« t»ce
m.. tie military act\>«iipai.ying tbeui
they *. tleir wmpon- aid tired a
vulle\ their intruder* and took to
fhe preparations, ti wever. tV»r
ths. ii capture w» ri complete, Th •
h Ua 1 tuau surrounded, and the
bu;t d* w.*«e brought to a stand by
om t>f ib<-parties in ui!tush Aft < r 1
biitf resistar *>-, ei.e of the btijjmi
having Ixti kilhdar.d the chi f. > j -
*iul another w.n»rd<d, th • r> st -ur
rei.d n.vl. I>n e*i!u;niig tlie r j its, s
eis moie <jUietly than the nmtu*na» ot
? he stt h ;■! p ruutte 1, the surj't i»(
of the captors >»!%> j;r 4 »*tiu recogns/iiig
in t' rec < f them certain *' well known
pr- « s cf jjo> si, if tot imeial {« v
» lion " Tht-\ were the t«o Ctvalieri
Traiiiiti. brotlurs. and the Ilarooel o
l « l'his (adtls th<- corrtf
|ond<-nt is the fir»t capture that has
yet ! K-eii tu* i«' f any of the i/ir ai in
w i.ite glovi s regarding wt» in a* aclasi
tArrvn g m extensive O|ierations so
tnuih !,»% U 11 «us|»e\ud and nftiroicsi
0:1 i»<ie si lo anl d. i :.ied and ri licaileil on
the other. The ik!?«ir h*s c»u* d »n
uuiu'-nse «juiument iai the Island, and
as as th« matter became knowu Ht
tiirg»nti, crowd* went off to the
faruihou* 41. I | lfc j, , vt the table spread
t.-r the Sit. the vtwnd* still u|axi it un
touched. and a } rofusion *•>( tine wir.fS
and cigar* The world will have, it
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Id. IS7G.
to reccn-id-r its judgment on the
*• Ilistoire d«es Treiiw," now that the
»trang*- imaginings of Balzac have be« n
•© »trange!y realised in actual life.
An Unprofitable Eaid on a Con-
A v.. '! k:xiwn conductor on the Chi*
t-.»g ■. It < k Mand and Pacifier >ad went
t<> th depot, one morning recently. to'
t.»k b.j train u.-urU, and an officer of
the t :in i nti oflwr i»t the l.'ivnr ar
r.—v-1 him On his shirt front trn* a
it'* <"M> iiamon<l pin, nn>! in hin
w«t»- m valuable !«i uafch ho i chain
In hi- trw.lc* the fciO.Ofa)
in «» vrrnta* nt Um J-. An Ka>lem f.ank
wns tt legnipheil to, and the response
« is tlu«t hiiil c-.»nld in
000, it' n«* » >-ary. a- that wa> the amount
»>itinl to th«' condix t<>r'-.ir<Miit th r»*
Phi* tt'.td, it wi-. n»*xt the condtn tor
turn A lawyer was called, and ho j»o
--lit. lv informed tin- officers that the dia
mond pin they had ilh-gtlly taken liad
lM*«*n worn by the conductor twenty
yearn; the watch was carried l»y him
years l>efore he went into the einplov of
the eompany; that the United States
(•overnment bonds they had taken were }
the property of his wife as the proceeds
of her share in an estate as heir, and so
wis the money in the luink, and that
the Ust thing the company could do
would be to return w hat thev had »to
len. and with it f 10.000, H n<i no ques
tions would be asked. The* company
accepted tu« attorney's term*
THAT TrxisiAX MAID.— The Tu
nisi in establishment, where a pictur
esque as vv< 11 as a frugal-minded Turk
undertook to combine the aesthetic and
commercial by having the Coffee served
by H rather voluptuous houri, iw ex
ceedingly pretty but scant wardrobe,
his bet'ii closet I by the commissioners,
rile official statement is that the beau
tiful s« rving woma?i showed her legs,
and though this was a piece of iininor
ality inseparable from her national
costume, it had a tendency to draw
people from the French department of
the nit jralhry. The unofficial state
ment of those who made coffeo-drink
irj: ii \isual delight is of another hue,
and is. of course, not so high-toned or
reliable. These jieoplo SJIV that the
Tunisian maid graduated the exhibi
tion of her charms to the number of j
cups of coffee bought, and that IVcsi
dent HAW Icy and Director General
Gortshorn having satisfied themselves
of the tendency of the exhibition by '
g >ii>X t igl.t or ten cups apiece, closed it
up This is one of the rumors of the
place. Ido not vouch for it.
„ MIXK Q, The noiW ..f ♦ ivn sunn {
twins. a lontemporary relates, nut, one ;
of the brothers in a field one morning.
••Which of yon two !»oy>< am I a speak-1
ingto*" a*ked the mother; "is it yon.
or your brother ?" "Why do yon a*k »" \
inquired the lad, prudently. "Because,
if it is your brother, I will box his ears." '
"It is not my brother, it is I." "Then
your brother is wearing your coat, for
yours had a hole in it." "No. mother, I
•m wearing my own coat." "Good
heaven*!" cried the mother, looking at
him intently, "you are your brother, af
ter i* 11 !"
A Hiu)oki.tn ir Irl who was ••convert
ed" l ist winter is now at Saratoga, and
the other day, in a lctt« r to In r mother,
she wrote: "I find it impossible to hang
on to niv religion here; but don't say
anything to Mr lalmadge about it, as I
will make it all up when I get home."
Another Opportunity for the Re-
The Surgeon* of the National Sur
gical Institute, located in Indianapolis;
Pacific Division. Alha.nbra Building,
Hush Street. San Francisco, have yielded
to the many urgent appeals from their
patrons and friend* in Oregon and
Washington Territory and adjoining
ri irion*. to visit Portland. The 'former
\ isit wis highly satisfactory and en
couraging, many of the patients then
aeeej ted for treatment being now en
tirely cured, while nearly all are greatly
benefitted and in a fair way of recovery
Three or more of the Surgeons will be
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, in Portland,
Oregon, from Monday, the 28th day ot
August, until Saturday, the 2d Septem
ber, 1 S?«l. six days inclusive.
They will have with them a trreat
variety of surgical apparatus, appli
ances, etc., and competent workmen to
chug**, tit, and make *uch appatatu* as
may be required. They will come cs
jhs ihllv pn pared to treat all surgical
cii'o Pardysis, all klnd» of Deform
ities of the Face, Spine and Limbs,
I>is« :ia*»d Joints, Diseased Eyes, Catarrh,
Private Diseases, Piles, Fistula, etc.
Ail who wish to avail themselves of
the advantage* of the Institute, w it bout
the long journey to San Francisco or
In liana|K>lis. should do so at this time
N > case* will l>* undertaken without a
fair ho|>e «>t relief. It is needlcs« to say
tint the institntion is entirely resp»nsi
bb', and the largest and m »st {sipultr
of the kind in America, curing thou
smds annually HfraemUr the time
a 1 plat e, and ivnn' early. l~f*~ Ser I
t tin Instifute f r circular
RENTED PRICES.
NEWBRICK YARD
On** mile n» r.h of Seattle, near Jutig*-
Merc* rs
Price per Thousand, s*>.><) at
the Kiln, or fs.oo
Delivered.
Leave or<J*r* f.»r brick. *cJ cxttum«
sample*. at *ture of L. S. K*>we,
Front blnwt.
Fnuder k loon
ductor.
lief of the Afflicted.
Ml-CKLLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
BS 4» AL rB?
txt
Sale or Hire
Apply at
t
Robinson'* Ship Yard.
Fartie* <-»n T* supplied » th KDW or tail boat*.
Wi »r #.»!.« iii m .'larjee.
W*. W. RCBINSoN.
A. MACKINTOSH.
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
Keal Estate and Tax A sent.
Ha# a complete Abstract of Titla to all Lands
n Kiuii County. Will attend to the punhase and
sale of »i.ywh. re on Paget Sound Special
attention paid to Transfer of Keal Estate and
Payment of Taxes. Patronage solicited and satis
facti<« (caaranUHyl.
Office on Mill street, nearly opposite the ■•Oc.
, IdenUl Hotel."
G. W. BULLENE,
Practical and theoretical
ENGINEER and MACHINIST'
A
Front Street, Seattle, W. T.
Is prepared to do all kinds of
Steamboat,
Mill and
Loft Sing; oomp
Work.
Iron, Brass, Steel or ether Metals.
All kinds of l>lacksmitli work done
to order.
JIB BSJJMMB'V A Bi.
T. P. FREEMAN
uas just removed t<" hi* n« w store on Mill street,
Opposite Occidental Hotel, where
AaITHInU IX IIIN II.INK.
■
AS GOOD AS TIIE BEST AND
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
%r Cau henceforth be procured.
ANDREWS & CO
Importers ol
GAS
FIXTURES,
STEAM AM) OAS
fl fl • 2
lili \SS GOODS, &(!.
L P. ANDREWS t I'll.
-fll H^Hjk
STOVES, TIN WA HE.
HOUSE FURNISHING
HARDWARE
JOB WORK.
All wi>rk pertaining to
done at short notice, and in *
Workman-like Manner.
(•.-.ywrtrT i 1 rT*JtrT, WTWUS »4iUDK»IVJi ** t-
MM*.
SEATTLE, W T u'.S-'m
* MISCELLANEOUS.
FAINT SHO & STORE
V. ORDEMAX.
M.:i opposite Occidental
SKA THE, W. T.
CARRIAGE, SIGN, AND
ORNAM E 3STTA L
PAIN TINO.
A I
hoise i'aixtixc;.
it short notice and reasonable rate*
MVERV STABLE
!
Cor. of Main & First Streets
W. H. BOW, Proprietor.
houses, m acules, carjua ges,
WAG OS'S and SADDLE HOUSES
Kept for Lire Horn** boughtaud sold. Hay
and Grain, of a sniwti quality, always on hand.
%T Stages frondii* >tal>!© connect twice »
day with the l ake Washington steamer t» r the
Seattle Coal Mint-
WORK OXEN
and well-broke Oxen
*r- m. m Bt w .m. u.^
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
M? H« H: B ji II r ß^
AND
Com mission Slushies*
Messrs. MrCallister & McCarty
C ham pion
1 TAVE EKECTEH A WAKEHOT'SE ONTOXE S
I 1 * Burnett' sWhsrf, In this City, where #.t y
will Wholesale and Retail
All Kinds of Produce !
Flour and Feed. Hay and tir.iin. Vegetable*
Fruit, Chicken*, etc.
C&T Terms Strictly Cash.
MOOKE & CO
ilvttltTS in
Fre*l» and Saltt'd
MEAT S
and a general assortment of
•■r o €• i
Also, the best brands of
CIOAKS AND TOBACCOS.
C rner of Tliiril & Union Striata. Seattle.
WISCONSIN HOUSE,
Mill Street, betwi-en Ist and 2d.
Seattle, W. T.
J. McCONVILLK, Proprietor.
* »
l»>ar<l j«r Wrt-k fO«t
Ye Strangers
and all w h<> feel weak and
want to he restored !
Know Te!
That you can have your spir
it." resuscitated, and the inner
man *ati>fied. l»v calling at
t he
FGGETSIIED EEFIESraUTBDOH
it itFAit:
BtoalLS, Cliops,
Mi '. *U th< •trlh •rim of Ui* *•-*»• n »r* •••! tr»
V>* }*»t Srw York »tv \f
■ c*<> tVi'St 111
i.v th' <*la>s. and »uj'i'tied t*> Parties
and wnt in quantities t<» any
r»- th«re steam ifmnnmi-ation.
o
Fresh Made (audits.
Az. ! fcc Awrtattl ' f
FINE OAK.ES
(t»a»uiit;y »a b«n ! W«ddis< C*i« n »:t tu < r
,|«r» ob tii# sU. rv-»t aAic*. B*«l i»j>j ttn »f*i
F»tum»
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M ISrKLI. A N KOTS
Crawford & Harrington
w
IMPORTERS AND JORRKRS
SEATTLE, W. T.,
lia\e on hand a large uiul well iissortoil Btock of ijootis in
their line, consisting of Foreign ami Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery
Iron tint! Steel. aborted.
Blacksmith ami (arpeutci 1 Tools.
Agricultural and Mining Implement*.
Crockery and Glassware. Paints A Oils
Hemp ami Cordage, (iroeeriesami Provisions. Wines,
Lienors, Etc.
AG K NTS FOK tiii:
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, &C.
I r* TALBOT COAL. FOR CITY TRADE, FOR SALE FROM WHARF
CRAWFORD & IIARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., July l.t, IST 5.
« K cm r MP Ma K
C\
D K (7 STORE,
M. R. MADBOOHLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
»rug*. Patent MrdiriiiCM. C'ltriiiienl*. Kir.
I'reseri|iti<ms <'atvf'illv ('ompnunilctl. Also Dealer in Winos.
Liquors, &c.
OltjthliS FHOM Aft/io.lJ) soLK'n/.'IK
M R. HADDOCKS.
Seattle. January 3, 1574.
ysatasasffiss w
lK»ttllT3 lit
€ SB »:*'«« ,rn .W 9D
Gents' Furnishing Goods
w
m&ssm t
li. DILLEIt, Proprietor.
to F. V. Sny.Ur.)
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
CoiiHlunll) on llnml lh«*
CHOICEST
ANi'
VBOETAULES
...ALSO...
CORNED BEEF AND PORK.
SMOKED MEATS,
PORK and BOLOGNA
SAUSAGES,
HEAD-CHEESE,
T R I P E . ETC
!*
STEA7WER
Fanny Lake
J. S If ILL, Ma>t»*r,
Will f ***■ **» «tt 1•• f> r
SXOHOMISH (IT)
Kvery Thursday, ami Upturn
ing 011 Saturday Stopping e&cb
h.iv at .ill int»*ri i .* • 1 i ; i*» Limlintfs
At CTIOXEKH!
I). \\.LYTS, Auctioneer.
Offi.:r fca-J »r ti
rpIOISTT STREET
Tbivf fi >m Mill.
u a.il V- ,urfM aatl *■ 2d -on In
tii ttcii ul.c.t tin •
Gi** th* pjvfMM* -r . c»,l— fa* til' *• to <l*»
« ,rc cb«»iM-r ot t*u-r t/. jui fcuj.wil.
Jn)y tt)' IT*
DSHTER NORTON & CO.,
BANKERS
SI .A I'rue, W.T.
nKrosrrs KECEIVED AND Ac
count* kej.t nobjci t to Che• k or Draft.
Infere.t allowed on time «1 >**itw fi'-m <Ut»*
Of (iffMiit.
Si>jlit Fm «>u I'i.itUnd, *-«n FriOftoro
and Niw York.
Money l.oane! <>n *|'pr<•*«•«' wuritj ;
R<>nd«,.—t'• •k« an I other v <iium .'<•« teei ived on
dej. • nit fni «*;«< k» »
Co.ln t.on* mi !e ah'! |>r*» | i >n»|»tly
renttiu u.
Inv. «tn;rnlM ii !*•*<«< K*t.»te m<] rillifr
erty made f" artie*.
GO TO
Bean & White s
NEW GROCERY STORE.
ON FRONT STISF.ET, If yon want the
II or/I/ n/ j/our .\l one if.
TU» y k«ri> i lary «r I .filenriid »t >ck <> f
Cm roceries
S*liool Sfafiouerv
AND NOTIONS,
And axe the -lily Loiik In M<»itla »li«re y>u
t »n c< t th«
AMen I>ri«-< 1 Apples, Pears.
I*l mns. ('orn, ()nions, K
Th«y iltii k-ei» < < i .tantly on hai. 1
Cho rr I 1,..1, MnhUmjn, Short*,
llnm, Wh*'nt, ()'*(*, y.tc.
A i,or Fiiit \iirm\t!
IN I*. T WN.NVM
ii aiiiu i) Mil Siiiiii
t>fry uiAi. trh>> Iti a ftruily ai» i
and Kreetna Dwell
lilt; Thereon
Will t char f. r TWO I."TH.
Price of Lot-, £OO Kadi.
I) r. DENNY.
JnlTlUb.l'ffl. h""
NO. (>2.

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