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MISCKI.LANEOLB
W. 11. SHOUDY,
DKAIKP. 15
PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISH, GLASS,
PUTTV, &C.
P.int* r^: r
•Hit J i-' r* t'i- »•,»»! «r ; .l (*«•
m«at <1
WALL PAPER
Jatbe fit; ar. l w. Ki!«tv- ', i- 1 r*t<» r
trlmmni.
K( Kit Kit MINT.
I will th» Kubber F*iut. »:l other
' Irmri »UIJ« *■* TO RO\*R MORE •<irf tee,
|x-r K*li'>ll. !»>><-o»t work, tbftn the Atlantic
•ti l "I Oil. »r»<i Twertty inore th»n
tb* Avntll Cbtnikii Ftlot. lU<l th*t jt will lMt
NtNM I 'UK »« »!th»T, «b«a j rr
without
K,: .i<iii.ii. K arid Papt*r
done on abort notice.
Keattle. Jaly2s.
SIIEIMi M!
Tli" atxlernitftie.! *r< oovr j>rej.»r<«l to do
ft train A Imiih Fitting;
At abort notice, mil In » v rkminilkr tninniT,
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
-'AKtI—
-BENERAL JOB WORK
I> ■«)*• to order I'lire o( lluftiitcwx, OM
FRONT STREET,
J;«-twr.n Cherry *tt>l Columbia Htr«»t».
corr/rKH a hknimuckh.
Sealf.* Jttly, 12th IS7#.
W. H. WUWN, W*. FOX.
Aiiieiiaii House,
Mill Strict, If* ailot W l< r Wharf.
SKATTLK, W. T.
WK.JGIN & IOX
Proprio tors
Hoard »ii.l Lo ttfinjf by tin- WH L. • frf.W
Hoard and I/odtfiuK by thr l>ay, - 1 '<>
fcinul* Mi'ala, 'j.V
lied* from 25 to #0 Out* ab.'tf i
M. G-LORE,
lui|»orlrr «t »ti«l llrnlrr In
FURNITURE
DPHOlSmf* GOODS,!
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE
fIH)
Parlor Sets,
I
Bed-Room Sets
Sofas & Lounges,
OF HAIR CI.OTII ana TAPESTRY
Bureaus,
Oontor-Tal3los,
Clinlra,
Curtains,
Picture ITramos
Mouldinas, oto.
E. L. JI ALL,
|
Undertaker
I
Cherrj Street, Seattle, W. T.
COFFINS & CASK IM S
(ViuU'.tly on has -1 an-1 n.a.ie t. nler The K»t
a>»i<rtmt-iil oC
Imlertakiu;; (mhhN
Of »,rry il<wnptli«. In Uif Trrritory.
Ord«r* frvu> a; \ part of the Sotiti.l ;i\>mptly
ItlUd
Rvrv artiole in my Jin#' *lil bl aujplird on the
m**t literal *ertr.*.
33. Jj. Hall.
Ml Kl ltltA\
Property for Sale
OVER 200 ACHES
Ot beautifully lortlr] !•: 1 • » !.*k* lirarty
one-halt of wM« h t» »r-i«i ganlns ».■>!
¥aruuu«: 1 and i« Star LaXr. tear t»uwaiul»h
jydtf A. MACKINTOSH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A New (Jallery!
W
T» be ki.owri *b the
W«*nttle
PHOTOGRAPH 6ALLERY
I» n<w T'*\j I r flavin* r«n
lu.-ted an Itmtitutl n of thla kind la f*bi
• *.* 'tr mmkarof fan *- . lata t |>iM»to
i t * -'%• t. n to all that «hali f%v.«r as
with their Th* b»—t and lat'-st iro
p<(<r*d iiiftTOfii*ut* have be«-n ar»-'i, and it
• *1*1! be f.t%»isn t< furnish a ao pert or »tyl» ■ t
• rk Brtnf ml mg the little < tn-m, a*
Children's Photographing
Rh b»«n a *p»-<-lalty with u> lor the !»»' t-n
j«am, with gratifying aiwvea*. Oallery on
FROST STREET, Foot of CIIERRY,
Over the Lvruxioawu Ornc«.
PETERSON BROS., Proprietors.
Seattle, W T., July H. 1*76. jyW-tf
THE STAR SALOHN
AM)
Bowling
Alley,
I the Wisconsin Hoii«t\ on Mill St.
ilmlwccn Int ami 2d.
HT
OLE GUNNISON, Proprietor.
I
In the Howling All*y an- two n*w ami ricel-
Ifiit alley*. r«rb TO f«*et iu lrngth and i*i<>*.t com*
plrt*- iii all th«*ir appointments.
; Frtnh ami Coll higtr ly th< <jln<* or
<junrt, nltray* on fnin-t.
ft« attlr, Aiiffuat Wh,
FOR THE CHOICEST
Imported Cigars
AND
r f€» lISItHMBN,
OO TO
FKKIK ItAKKIIItX
Corncr Mill ami Commercial St*.
I Jrll-tf
SEATTLE COAL
- AND -
TR ANSPORTATION CO
l*rlii<-l|»Nl |tlnr«> of Itiminr**. Nan
j I'mnrlum, < nl.
I
l/oratlon of Work*. King County
WnwIiIIIKIOII Territory.
Tbia Company U now prepared to fnniiali
Superior (Quality of Coal
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT 1
j.m ij 'b" a :a» m
For Sa'e, at Low Prices !
Apply at the OflUe wf THE SEATTLE COAL
A f>IANBFOSTATION COMPANY.
Seattle. November 7th. 1874.
R A. HILL & CO
Manufacturer* • <f|
C. V. R HEKDKR'S
Wire-Suspension,
ibr.ating-Spring
BED BOTTIMS
Patented July 1, I<«T3, and wan awarded the
Pi ret Premium, with Piploma. at the California
State Pair Alao. Pirnt Premium, with Diploma,
at the Santa Clara "Auinty Pair, 1»"3 and Sjxvial
Diploma at the *an J.-a-j-uu C< untv Pair. 1*73
CVunty Right* f.»r *ale. at rraanuble flgurea,
ord< rv by mail promptly attended to.
PMiolltre Ilo*. X«. II
Seattle. November U.lffTJ.
THOMAS JACKSON.
The popular proprietor of the old HEakely Hrtel
for year*, ha* :n. vrd to thU city, and ha* <pened
the old
UNITED STATES
HOTEL
A* a
First-Class Saloon
KOARIH X. HOl'Sfc
THOS J ACS #ON, Proprietor,
f ttle Ajrill, IfCC
" BOCA."
The M.»i Celebrated
t>n thia CVwat. will be aereed from thia date at
THE RETREAT,
psoxt stulkt. . . - ixattix
MISCELL A N EOUS
ADELPHI SALOON.
FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, and
CIGARS,
OPPOSITE YEsLER'S IIALL.
Seattle, W T.
jl J. 8. ANDERSON.
RIBE LuWE
ponY saloon
BEN MURPHY
C- rtj»T Comiaerc ial and Main str«-« t, opposite
thef. 8. H >U!
f |*HlSis the pla<«* t- vi-.it to hair thf Inner
I man r*pl*ni4h«d.
Cigars. Tobacco, and Liquors
Always rn hand
flattie. W T.. March 25. I<s
MERCHANT EXCHANGE
Saloon
OX MILL STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
The Finest
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
Constant'y '<n hand.
F. IUG BEY Proprietor.
The Grotto
SALOON,
Mill Street. Seattle. W. T.
i
ALGAR & NIXON Proprietors
THE
AIHAMBi!A SALOON.
YOUNG 8c MALONY,
Successors to R. Prichard,
Mil! Mrrrt, Opposite Ponl-offirr, Senttle.
Wines, Liquors, lleer a:wt C'ijjar* uf the
beat quality const mt
Office Saloon,
CO3 '
Mill Street, Seattle, W. T.,
... BY
LAWRENCEt PERKINS
Having pur> h'as#'d the old Stand so long kept
by RI'HE LOWE, on Mill Street,opposite Yesler's
mill. Heattle. W. T., (u<>w known as the OFFICE
SALOON) aixl fitted it up in first-rlass style, we \
are now prepared to furnish our friends and the
public gem rally with WINES, I.lyl'OKS and CI- i
it A Its of the fin«'st nrands.
have a first-class BILLIARD TABLE and
several
Private k% f7##ft Blooms"*
f«»r the accommodation of our patrons.
LAWRENCE 4 PERKINS.
Old Golden. J. H. Cutter A Gaines'Old Hermi
tage. Rye Whlskvs. Three Star Ileim-Msey and
Martel Brandy, constantly on hand.
NORTH PACIFIC
mm mymm
Picht&Melilhorn,
Manufacturer* of
(UK 111 ALE, PORTOl!
and
iiCagrr JSctr
Having »«<•!•«• It t | to the huaine** of the North
Rrew» ry. *«• will *ell our i'ream AEe. Por
ter. and l.tjrr Hwr, which Ik acknowledged to I*>
the l«»*t in the market. at price* that will compete
wltt any other brewtry in the Territory. W<
■will nt be uud< Md.
Daring Increased the facilities of this popular
establiahment, our patr< n* c*n rrly upon their
order* being promptly filled
PICHT & MEHLHORN.
Referring to the aK T.-, the undersigned thai:let
his former patron* ( >r their libera! support, and
•ollcite a continuance f the ean-.e f>r hi» *ucce*»>.
or* MARTIN BCHMIP.G.
Seattle. January isTfl
The Eldorado,
V '
BY
NitiKli,
TIE HIES? IliK !i EiSIB
Vtta h« d to the Sa'(* n i« a Ftnrt-r'.a#*
rtESTAU XtANT
BILLIARD TABLE
For Salo.
The ha* for sale *-
Marhlo-Top Billiard Table,
Cheap for Caah.
Ajply at the Port Jtadiaon H t»l,
jyG-tf PHILLIP WIST I
MISCELLANEOUS
ST A R MILLS.
Coraer of
FRONT AND SENECA STREETS,
SEATTLE, W. T.
I. W. BI ZBY. Prp'r.
Manufacturer of
EXTRA FAMILY
FLOIR
Always 011 hand.
GRAHAM,
CRACKED WIT EAT.
and CORN MEAL.
GROUND FEED,
BRAN.
SHORTS,
MIDDLINGS,
and CHICKEN FEED.
SKATTLK NURSKRY
One mil east fiom Yesler s
wharf, on the stage road
to
Lake Washington.
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY
...AND....
Choice Plants
® ® W Ht.
A I.SO
Clioice Boquots.
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
BAINBRIO6E HOTEL.
JAMES TAYLOR, Prop'r.
The only hotel in Port Blakely, and the moot
complete in all Its adaptations to the accom
modation and comfort of families and the trav
eling public, ofany house on the Sound. The
building is new and hard-finished throughout.
Rales of Board and I.odflng:
Board per week sr. 00
Board and Lodging per week 7 00
Board per day 1 oo
Board .;ui Lodging per day #1 25 audi c<o
The Bar is supplied with the best of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OTAOE TO PORT MADISON EVERY OTHER
day ; also, Saddle Horses day or night to
and from Port Madison. JAMES TAYLOR.
Tort Blakely, W. T., January 7, lt*7f>.
SNOHOMISH
EXCHANCE
ISAAC CATHCART, Proprietor,
SNOHOMISH CITY, \Y. T.
■» ~
Every »riort will l»c made to;
maintain the reputation acquired by
as the best in Snohomish County,
and the cleanest kej»t House 111
Washington Territorv.
THE TABLE is supplied with j
the U'st the market affords.
THE BAR will be furn shed with
first-class WISES, LIQIORS and
CIOAKS.
uiß ISAAC CATHCART.
some BAKERV
AND
PROVISION STORE
Mill Nlrr*t, ftc*ttle, W. T.
L. REINIG, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURES
Bread, Cakes and Pastry
OF ALL KINDS !
DaU in GRAIN. FLOUR. GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS. ~f the W
quality. Receives OREGON PRODI'CE
by eviry steamer. Keep* FRUITS,
PASTRIES, CANDIES and CONFEC
TIONERIES, prepared in the u<*at
est style.
Also, TOBACCO an«l CIGARS.
nr Price* moderate. Articles deliv
ert-vi at private houses in Seattle.
%* Orders filled to all parts of the
Sound. ®2O
Xodce.
V tier :» herely nivrti that all ityrcnu on ■
ertatn Promi*»> fv \ .te. jrtven October l.tfc, I<C4,
for m f»\. r Tboiusn (»r:ff:ths sr. 1 against
th* 1 Island Pr> tective t *nU n. will be stopped, u
tb»r» *rr **ee«*ine(it* a,r»inst **i<i not*". And all
are cauti* a*r*:n»t purchasing tbe
asme. B_v ordrr of tbe l'r»i4wt
A. D BLOWEkS, Kgmt
C-oupevUle. W T , July i". Ki- aut-4w
■—-■ Mi ■«ei ■ «■
Press-making,
Indies' Underwear k
Children's Clothing,
T i"A" 3C »
At Mrs. Densmors's. Fifth Street. between Coioa
snd Pike Streets.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
Hardware
AND
Maoifs' Tools,
Of all kinds, go to
WUSTHOFFI WALD.
Conctrv trade aolioited. 1 FT.ONT STREET.
P. O. R>x 52. J Seattle. W. T.
! IMTISI JBStEMtST!
GREAT CLEARING OUT OF
DRY GOODS
AND
Clothing
AT
IFRAUENTHAL BROS
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
Making arrangements for the removal to our
I Brick Store now being ervcted, we offer the entire
Ptot k of goods at cost.
Remnants and odd hits sold much below cost.
The stock is superior to auy in the city, con
sisting of
■
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Blankets, Carpets, &e.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRAUENTHAL BROS
64 YARDS
for
ONE DOLLAR.
WALL PAPER AT
lAITV JETKTT*!*
SECOND ST 1 WET
Pilper Hanging a Specialty.
La Conner
HOTEL
J.J. CONNER, I'roji'r.
Thin Hotel is situated in the thriving town of
La Conner, at the mouth of the Skagit river, ami
in the center of the great agricultural district
of Puget Bound. The house in well established,
and has
First-Class Accommodations
For Families and the Traveling Public. Parties
on
HUNTING EXCURSIONS
Will find this hotel most centrally located
La Conner. W. T.. Jan. 15. 1876.
Northern Pacific Railroad., Pa
cific Division.
iuj rTSffK&SsSSG
KALAMA TO TACOHA,
DA IL(BI'NDA YS EXCEPTED),
"AVK I AKIUVE
Kalsma 11.20 A. M I Tacoma 5.-00 P.M.
Tacoiiia 7.110 a. k. ( Kalama.... ,12:30 p. m
Connections :
At Kalarna with O S. N. Co.'n boats for all
puiuta on the Columbia river. At Tenino with
stamen for Olynipia,
At TACOMA with Steamer* for Seattle, Olyiu-
I>ia and all other points on Pu«et Sound.
On Saturday and Wednesday »t 6 a. v-. with
steamers for Port Townsend.Victona, Nanaimo.
New Westminster and K riser River.
Connecting with Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pan}'a ateamers tri-monthly from Victoria t.. Sac
Francisco,
Through fare from Portland to San Fr«n< iaco—
< «•»•» 123 OO | Storrsco SI J ««
Through Tickets for sale at the office of the O
8. N. Co.. Portland, Or. J W. SPlt\fH'^.
Oenerul Superintendent
H. W FAIBWEATH Eh.
JunJ General Ticket A^ent.
run srro: imestmt
A X I)
INSURANCE CO.
Firo cfc Marino.
Cash Assets, - - $480,000.
Principal Office. No. 409, California St.
San I'rniit isro.
o r w v « r. R ft:
Petkr Dosum t, Pr«. t.; A J Uktatt. Vict-Pr.
CHAELRH H. herrrUry.
■4. I*. IIOTAI.IftW, A 0.. G»i!i"r»l AgfitU
t rlvmi 'l W*»-l <rt'-n. V Or*-g< o.
JJKST-C1.A89 KISKS SOLICITFI)
C. C. Perkins, Agt nt.
J. A. McPHEE,
*ii.i f thil dealer !u
111. HIS. TOBKIO. Piffi,
Ibd
CUTLERY.
utd ma.lxe my *t Pirah&ix
Clwk'a Store, Cvinm«Tcl»l Stttrt, Seatt!*, W. T
MISCELLANEOUS
Notice#
The drawing of the tirst Grat.d -
11-1y of Washington Tetritory htuby
postpomd until the l>t day of Jai uarv,
A. D. 1>77.
H. L. YESLER, Manager.
Seattle. July t.
NOTICE .
f—. DOIBLE ENGINE STEAM . *
iUi I>l,P Dr4V,f - s&k
-iiMK trui>s."2j^
the I*st appointed ever ou Pujjet Sound. Is pre.
pared to btiild Wbann, drii< Foundatiins for
Still*- or Brick Buildings; drive Pile Trv>tlinjj
for Railroads, and to 3 ad Vessels with Spars.
Piles <t Timb> r. s:id will to any part of Puwrt
Sound. Address.
II A ATKINS
Seattle. W. T
N. B.— til Piles fumisi.rd at short notice.
SKAGET
COAL COMPANY,
11. L. VIISLFR. President
JOHN H. HALL, Secretary,
Principal phtce of business, Seattle,
Washington Territory.
Location of Works, Skagit liiver,
Whatcoui County, W. T.
Blacksmith* desiring to test this
cottlwill pleise send their addresses
to theofliee in Seattle, W. T.
August SjUth,
Hew England
liOVKVi Z
Corner Coiiiniereial Main Sts.,
i 7
Seattle, W, T.
THE NEW ENGLAND S.TTO
ami it* accommodations fur families are Unsur
passed.
This House is NEWLY BUILT, in HARD FIN
IBHED throughout, has large ami well furnished
Rooms, ami first class board. ou the
European Plan,
can be bad at moderate price*.
> IT I N THE
Best Hotel in tlic City.
L. C. HARMON.
| ml-tf. Proprietor.
KENTON
con. (0,11 IMM
President— S. A. SANDERSON.
Secretary— F. 11. HENDERSON,
PRINCIPAL PI.ACK or BUSINESS :
Hlfi, EAST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
LOCATION or WORKS :
BLACK RIVER. KINO COUNTY, W. T.
pHIS COMPANY IS SELLING A SITE-
I RIOR ARTICLE OF
COAL AT $3 PER TON,
And furnishing Stockholder* c.nl, »». jh-i *tip
u'ttions, at the rate of
Four Dollars per TON.
Apply at the Office of the RENTON COAL
CO. ou Commercial Strrft. heattle, W. T.
C- L. MITCHELL,
Manufacturer A Dealer in First Class:
HARNFS* & SADDLERY
MILL ST., BETWEEN UK ST ANT' 9F.COND
SEATTLE, W. T.
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS
And everything appertaining to the Trade con
Ktsntly <»n hand.
arriagc Trimming
DONE TO OHDEH. *nd prompt attention given
to all order* tor NEW WORK or REPAIRING.
SAMUEL KFNNEY,
3Bc* re list lit TIM lor
I
lla* ju*t receive.) a new and choice
ST( )CK OF GOODS
F< r Spring and Summer »«*r.
FASHIONABLE Sl'lTtf
|
Pintle to order.
(outfit.t. Im| Mtr<(, Healllr, U 'I
SiMflfc
A FA UM OF
159 1-2 ACHES,
Nearly one-hair nnJt r fen • Cut* from Mity to
seventy ton* of l*j y-*r.j Tw.nty-flve *. re*
***» paaturmg Itu.l Al*o
< )iie good Span of il orst*s,
Oia* good Wagon.
1 1 Head of Cattle.
75 Head of Ho^s.
n
Whiti" ht * mile from
fr mSettle
Tt-riiiS— ss,i*tG >:a«h down
«SSJEKS&SE?"® -<" .
MISOELLASKOrs.
WADOELL & HlLts
Wholesale and Ketail •
STOVES
AND
RANGES
The largest Stock and greatest rtxUtj Q{
COOKING
and. BOX
STOVES
In Washington Territory.
Over 50 different kind* and atjl* ||
•elect from, including the old faY«Hn
DIAMOND ROCK) »
SUPERIOR |
CHEF COOK )"
For Wood or Coal.
Plain or Extension Top,
EUREKA 1
MARIPOSA 1
IRON PIPE,
For Gas, Water or Steam.
Black or Galvanized, all size*.
Malleable Iron PIPE FITTINGS, all aim
SUCTION and FORCI
PUMPS,
Pluin, Japanned, PlanUhed and SUapi^
TIN WARE.
English, Trench and German
Enameled & Tinned Hollow Wirt.
Mtrain and Water UauyM,
Ulobe ami Anflr Valra,
Chffk Talm, Marine C'oapMM
BRASS GOODS,
Of all descriptions, for Steam and WiUi
We purchase our Brett* Goods direct from
Manufacturer. which enable* us to fumlsk Uk*<l
first quality aud at lowest ratM.
MANUFACTURERS Of
TIN, SBSSTIM ad CURB
HOOFING, PLUMBINO and JOBIW
promptly attended to.
Having the largest Pipe Cutting and TtowdN
Machine, and the most complete Pips TosU <■
Puget Sound, we are prepared to cut and thread n*
Pipe, all sue*, from V in. to 3 in., a&d fareisbW
•ny lengths <l«»lrod, with promptness and at J***
prices.
AGENTS FOB VAN'S
CELEBRATED
Wrought-Iron Ranges
AND
Patent Coffee Urn*
For Hotels, Steamboats and EeiUWMt*
Parties in want of any Good* in OOt
will fiml it to their interest to giveui*®—
before purchasing eLsewhere, an we ba*etw
largest and most complete stock on tW
Bound.
WADDEIL Ittft
SEA.TTLE. __
I HAVE L&AShU THE
Brick Yard
Known »>• th«- I'luiuiiiT v»r !. f< r • tma vf ' llC
>»ar*, with tL«- IntwstlfcU of
SUPPLYING THE J)E\IASQ
At reduced rates.
Will ),»• j.r»-j.are(.l to furnUh to<>r<Vr in Job* ° f,<
C. McAI.LISTEK.
Mart h 27, IMTG. seattie,
CAIJIORMA IIOISF,
Mill Street, 1 J)«»r from Kirst Strw*«
Seattle.
11. FIT/SIMONS, ProprieUr.
House N«-\vly Furnished and Kffitt*« -
House k< | *t on the old country
style. Table supplied with#*
a> the market afford?.
Bed*, 25 cts. Meals, 25 cti. Board
and Lodging. Pw Week-

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