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MISCELLANEOUS
W. 8. VtoMP. **. Tan
American Honse,!
f
M»li Street, flctd of Wharf.
SEATTLE, W. T.
WIGGIN&FOXf
Proprietors
Board and by th* *»•«■ k. - . &V>
ffc.arJ and ts«t«log by th» Pay, - I '•
M»ala. ...... i!i*
m- i« fr oi Mt* in l>iU. al<*/ f
BMHHNG SEW!
Tb« w prepared to do
Ntffln Sl €j>ah Fitting
|
At «b«rt notice, and In a workmanUka manner.
BEWIHO MACHINES REPAffiEB
* —-un»
OENERAI JOB WORK
i> onUt. Place of Buain'M. on
FRONT STREET,
Belw—a Cherry and ColaoVii Street*.
COULTER A HENDRICKS.
RatlO JilljT. l«7f.
. i
AUCTIONEER!
D. W. LYTB, Auctioneer.
OA<-e and Balear»joma <«
FRONT STREET
Three doon fiom Mill.
Uooda b> tight and aold on fair c-tuiulaalon In
all rim aallafaction guarautred.
Otre lb*- Profeaaof a rail—be allow# a<>u« to do
work rhaaprr or better than blma^lf.
Heattl«\ Jul/ 4th. IJi tt
" BOCA."
The Moat Celebrated
OB tbla Coaet, will be eenrod from tbla date at
THE RETREAT,
FEONT STREET, . . . SEATTLE.
THOMAS JACKSON.
The popular proprietor <>f the old Blakcly Hotel
for year*, baa moved to thia rity, and haa opened
tike old
UNITED STATUS
HOTEL
Ai a
First-Class Saloon
and
BOARDINIi HOliSli
THOS. JACK SOU, Proprietor,
eattle, A prill, lftTC.
B.A.HILL & CO
Maaafftrturtrn of
m
C. V. B. REEDER'B
Wire-Suspension,
Vibrating-Spring
BED ns
Patented July 1, WT». and waa awarded the
It ret Premium, with Diploma. at the California
State Pair; Aleo. Ptrat Premium, with Diploma,
at the Santa Clara Cuuaty Fair, I*7* and Special
Diploma at the San Joaquin County Pair, lg?S.
county Rlghte for aale, at reaeonable flgaree.
Ordera by mall promptly attended to.
Pealeilff Bet, Sl*. 44
Seattle. November is. 187&.
SEATTLE COAL
AMD
TRANSPORTATION 00
_PHB«I|MI plaee ef Saalaiaa, lea
Praertara, ral.
Leeallea ef Verba, Klag Veealp
Vaabtagfa TerHtery.
Tbla Company ta BOW prepared to feralab
Superior Quality of Coal
IN QHANTITIET TO MIT I
mimjn a- coat.,
For Sale, at Low Price* 1
Apply at tbe Ofik-e of TUB SEATTLE COAL
FT TMANSPORTATIOX COMPANY.
Seattle. November *tb. lit*.
A LOT FOR \OTHI\Ii!
IN D. T. DENNY'S
a uima n mn sumi
Every man who baa a family and
Bays a Lot and Erect* a Dwell
ing Thereon
Will received a clear Deed foe TWO LOTS.
Price of Lots. SSO Each.
D. T. DENNY.
Inly lltfe, lfTi. tjlMi
MISCELLANEOUS.
i i
M. GLOBE,
Inportrr of awl Dral«r la
FURNITURE
nPßOism" goods,;
COMMERCIAL STREET, BEATTLE
j «2~!!ZZI
Parlor Sets,
% J <•-. ' 4 , * AA
Bed-Room Sets
re v
Sofas & Lounges,
OP HAUL CLOTH and TAPEdTRY
Bureaus,
Oontor-Tablos,
Cbalrs,
Curtains,
Picture Frames
Mould 1 Tigs, etc.
W. H. SHOUDY,';
I
DEALER Df
PAINTS, OILS, j
VARNISH, GLASS,
PUTTV, &C.
'
Piled ready mlied In color itnl quantities to
■nit Juat received, the largest and best aaeoit.
ment of
WALL PAPER
In the fit jr. and will *ll at reduced rates ready
trimmed.
RUBBER PAINT.
I will inurnitn* the Rubber Pilot, all other
clrctuuataucee bring equal, to cover more aurface,
per gallon, two-coat work, than tha Atlantic Lead
and Lliimhxl OH. and Twenty percent, more than
th« Avrrill Chemical Paint, aud that it will laat
twice m loag as ettfcer, when properly applied,
wtu*oat 4
•
Painting, Kalaotniuing and Paper-
Hanging done on abort notice.
feaitt* July*.
SUBURBAN
Property for Sale
OVER 200 ACRJfiS
Of beautifully located land on I,ake fnlon, nearly
one-half of which ta good garden aotl. Aluo.
farming Laud oa Star Lake, near Duwamiah
River.
A. MACKINTOSH.
E. L. HALL,
Undertaker
Cherry Street, Seattle, W. T.
COFFINS & CASKEIS
CofMUotljr on kited and n»d* t» •■•ier, ItoM
aa»>rtiu*ut of
Undertaking €!>»<■
Of •▼rry JftrrlpUoß. tc lft« Tuiltwj.
Ordert fr\<iu any part of tfea Bt und pnxupUy
ftltod.
K»m arUrl* la my llat wiU be aupplted on tha
BM«t llWtl tarn*.
JBL UTTAII.
jmir
Cooperage.
The uad*nigu*d |h« on band a Urg* quantity
i» mm in ria-TVBS
Por aalt at r»«a**naM«» prim, ted is pr*par*l to
furnuh alt ktnda of root*r work on demaod All
w rt warrant*!. Apply at Um Skop, or to Phi]
ltp Kaacb a St-irr on Mill Wmt
au7wl2tl JOHN GORING.
TAKE NOTICE.
3 Vokes Urge Steers,
Vary klai ud partly baob* ; I yaara old
APPLY TO
roar ltdlow.
MISCELLANEOUS
ADELPHI SALOON.
Jb'XJUJM
WISES, LIQUORS, and
OZOARS,
OPPOSITE YESLEICS IIAI.L.
W. T.
i 3 J. 8. AXDEBSOX.
KUUt LutE
PONY SALOON
BEN MURPHY
orrr:-r GnaniTclpi mi 1 Yun wj»pr«ite
l|»r. 8. H Hrl
fpHIB ia th# pl»*» to V'-'t to b**e the maer
A Tii»c replenished.
Cigars, Tobacco, Wiae*, and Liquors
klwmy* on Land
fte*U!e. W. T.. March *5. I*T5
MERCHANT EXCHANGE;
Saloon
ON MILL STKLET SEATTLE, W. T.<
The Finest
WINES, LIQUORS * CIQARS
Constant')- on hand.
F. RIGBEY Proprietor. 1
Ths Grotto
SALOON,
Mill Street. Me. I. T.
-s-°-«
>LG*R * NIXON Proprietor!
TTTTFI
AIHAMBRA SALOON.
YOUNQ 8c MALONY,
BocoMSor* to B. Prichard,
Mill Street, Opposite Poit-offiee, Seattle.
Wine*. Liquors, Beer »nd Cigar* of the
brat quality constaut
jy4-tf ly on hand.
Office §a!oon,
Mill Street, Seattle, W. T.,
.... BY ....
WILLIAM LAWRENCE
Having pnrohaaed the old Stand ao lcnft kept
by Rt'BK LOWS, on Mill Street, opposite Ycaler'a
mill, Seattle, W. T.. (now known an the OFFICE
SALOON) and fitted It up in first-daft* style, we
are BOW preparvd to furniah our friends and the
Sublic generally with WISLS, LIyIOUS and CI
ABB of the flu eat brand*.
We have a flrat-( laaa BILLIABD TABLE and
eeverml
Private u Club Room*"
for the accommodation of onr patmna.
Old Golden. J. H. Cutter A Gainee* Old Hermi
tage. Bye Wbiakva. Three Star and
Martel Brandy, constantly on hand.
The Eldorado,
BY
Tom Witft 111B 9
til niKT mm & tuiis
Attached to the Saloon la a Firat-claM
BIMITAP RANT
BILLIARD TAILS
For Solo.
The nadenlgned haa for aale »
Marble-Top Billiard Table,
Cheaf for Caflh.
Apply the Port Mad tana Hotel.
iy6-tf PHILLIP WIST
FARM FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN!
A Rancb eitaatad en *lael C*eek. near the Seattle
Coal Mine, Lake Waahtngfenn. containing
480 Acres,
;**) ol which is good bottom land.
I
I
Good Buildings. Orchard, and
Spring Water in abun
dance.
Thu> is t!.e !«*t bottom land Ran< b in
King County.
Eitny.
Apply to
M'RAVINT * LEAIT.
I Seattle, Anguat Xlat, ire. a2l tf
I MISCELLANEOUS
STAR MILLS,
Con«r of
FRONT AHD SENECA STREETS,
SEATTLE, W. T.
I. W. BI ZBV. Prp'r.
MttilKtnnt ml
EXTRA FAMILY
jFLOUR
Always 011 hand.
'GRAIIAM,
CRACKED WHEAT,
and CORN MEAL.
GROUND FEED,
BRAN.
SHORTS,
MIDDLINGS,
and CHICKEN FEED.
SKATTLE NURSERY
One mil cast from Yesler's
wharf, on the stage road
to
Lake Washington.
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY
...AND....
Choice Plants
ALSO
Olioloo Boquotfli.
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
BAINBRID6E HOTEL.
JAMES TAYLOR, Prop'r.
The only hotel in Port Blakely, and the most
complete in all Its adaptatlona to tbe accom
modation and comfort of families snd tbe trav
eller public, ofany house on the Sound. The
building Is new and hard-finiahed throughout.
I
Balra of Hoard sad Lodging:
I
Board per week ftG 00
. O r I uu
Board per day 1 00
Board and Lodging per
The Bar is supplied with the beet ef
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
I
I
STAGE TO PORT MADISON EVERY OTHER
day ; also, Saddle Horses day or night to
; and from Port Madison. JAMES TAYLOR.
Port Blake if, W. T., January 7,187*.
SNOHOMISH
EXCHANGE
I
ISAAC CATHCAET, Proprietor,
SNOHOMISH CITY, W. T.
■ i i i.
Everv effort will be made to
maintain the reputation acquired bj
Tills Hotel
as the beti in Snohomish Countv,
and the cteansst kept House in
Washington Territory.
THE TABLE is supplied with
the best the market affords.
\ THE BAR will be fnru. : shed with
first-class WINES, and
CLGARS.
m 8 ISAAC CATHOART.
SEATTLE BAKERY
AHD
PROVISION STORE
■lll Street, Heat tie, W. T.
L. RELNIG, Prop'r,
HAHUPACTTRM
Bread, Cakes and Paltry
OF ALL KINDS !
Deals io GRAIN, FLOUR, GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS, of the beet
1 quality. Receive*OßEGON PRODUCE
by every steamer. Keeps FRUITS,
PASTRIES, CANDIES anil CONFEC
TIONERIES, prepared in the neat
est style.
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
Or Prices moderate. Articles deliv
• ered at private houses in Seattle.
\* Orders filled to all parts of the
Sound. *2O
Notice.
N ttn- la fc<*rby tkal all p«TTr>#T.*® or a
rarUla Prr nV ltr«.
for sS«*\ in favor <>f Thwmm linffltte u4 asalait
I th<- h.'ao-l Pri«-tirf t'nt' n. *!!! b» atoppM. a*
there ar# mamai>i.t» aif*in«t aari n--!* An J all
per»>ii» arv rauli cM ajraina* yar haaiiirf lite
aame. fijr v rJer of the Fran lent
A. I»
CVapertlU. W. T., Jaly 1*76. aui-*w
MBH. REIXHEIMER
; Dress-making,
Ladies' k
Children's Clothing,
BJPJBJOIAZ/FY'*
At Mit Wn*u>or*V Fifth Str*«t. bWywa rLion
ao4 Me Street#.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
'Hardware
I
I
A3CD
Mectaanies' Tools,
j 7
Of an kind*. go to
WUSTHOFF ft WALD.
Country trade solicited. | FBOfT BTRMT.
P. O. Box S3. j Seattle. W. T.
iirwuT umoT \
GRKAT CLEARING OUT OP
DRY GOODS
AND
Clothing
AT
FRAUENTHALIBROS
MILL STREET\ SEATTLE.
llakiog arrangements for the removal to our
Brick Htore now being arvcted, we offbr the entire
stock of goods at cost.
Remnant* and odd lota sold much below cost.
The stock la superior to any In the city, cun
' sitting of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Blankets, Carpets, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRAUENTHAL BROS
64 YARDS
ONE DOLLAR.
WALL PAPER AT
M
SECOND STLRET
Paper Hanging a Specialty.
La Conner
HOTEL
J. J. CONNER, Prop'r.
This Hotel it situated In the thriving town of
La Conner, at the mouth of the Skagit river, and
in the center of the great agricultural district
of Puget Bound. The house n well eatabllabed,
and hu
First-Class Accommodations
For FamUies and the Traveling Public. Parties
on
HUNTING EXCURSIONS
Will find this hotel moet centrally located
La Conner, W. T., Jan. 18.1H7C.
Northern Pacific Bailroail, Pa
ciflc MOD.
ffT. C9MMK3 nMKI
KALAMA TO TACOMA,
DAILY, (SUXDATS EXCEPTED).
lcAvk | mivi
Kalama 11 J io a. M. I Taroma #.OO P.M.
Tact. ma Ttt) a. m. ) Kalama l'j JUr. ■
Connections:
At Kalama with O. 8. N. Co."a boats for all
potots on the Columbia river. At Tenino with
stagea for Olympia,
At TACOMA with Steamers for Seattle, Olym
pis and all other polntaon Page* Sound.
On Saturday and Wednesday at • a. with
steemem for Port Townaend, Victoria, Manalmo.
Hew Westminster and Praeer River.
Connecting with Pacific Kail Steamahlp Com
pany's atea—rs trUmonthly from Victoria to San
Francisco,
Through fare from Portland to Ban Francisco—
CsMs IS3 M | Rlseragf 112 N
Through Ttrheta for sale at the office of tbe O
S. N. Co.. Portland. Or. J. W. SPRAOCK,
Oeneeal Superintend* at
H. W. FAISWEATDER,
J an 3 Oeneral Ticket Agent.
THE STITE IWESTHHT
AHD
■INSURANCE CO.
jPlr© cto Marine.
, Cash Assets, - - $460,000.
Principal Office. Ko. 409, California 8t-
San Franeisrm.
orrirEKit
Prru DaiiKi. Putt: A. J. Barm, Viee-Pr.
CiAiui H. Ccatw, BfcnUrr.
A. P. M«T*l.nu. * G«*nl A«*t»U
fur 3 "•«*'«» «nd Vuta «too. Purtlaikd. ur»fio
PIEHT-fl-ASS RISKS SOLICITED
C. C. Perkins, Agent..
*
J. A. McPHEE,
Mkd rwUU iMitr la
;(W, TOBACCO, PIPES,
Ud
| OUTIafIRT.
k&4 eumtM my good* M Fvnbta.
( CUrk'a Mure, ComatercUl Utttti, 9«*ttie, W. T
MISCELLANEOUS
Notice*
The drawing of the first Grand lot
tery of Washington Territory i* hereby
postponed until the Ist day of January,
A. D. IST".
H L YE9LER, Manager.
Seattle, July 1.
NOTICE .
jn» DOUBLE ENGINE STEAM A -
IgU Driver.
"DISK ATKIXH."j2fc
the beet appointed ever on Puget Sound. is pre
pared to build Whar\e*. drive Foundation* for
Stone or Brioh Building*; drive Pile Trv»tling
for Railroad*. and to load Veaerla with Spare.
Pi lee or Timber, and will go to any part of Puifet ,
Sound. Addreee.
H A. ATKINS.
Seattle, W. T.
N. B.— Oargoea o< Ptlae furnished at ahort notice.
SKAGET
COAL COMPANY,
I. L VtSI.KR. PrtsMral
JOHN H. HALL, Secretary,
Principal place of business. Seattle,
Washington Territory.
Location of Works, Skagit River,
Whatcom County, W. T.
Blacksmiths desiring to test this
coalwill please send their addresses
to theoffioe in Seattle, W. T.
August 30th, 1873.
Hew |ngland
t
Corner Commercial & Main Sta.,
Seattle, W, T.
THE NEW ENGLAND
and lta secommodattons for families are unaur
paaaed.
Thia Hooee la NEWLY BUILT, la BARD PIN.
ISHED throughout, hae large and well furaiahed
Rooma, and ft rat class board, on the
jENrofrean Plan,
can be had at moderate prlcee.
IT I a T H E
Best Hotel in the City.
L. C. HARMON,
inl-tf. Proprietor.
BENTON
COAL COMPINI
Prealdeat~* S. A. SANDERSON,
fieeretarjr— P. H. HENDERSON,
PMHCIPAX Puci or Btwma :
•It, EAST STREET. BAN FRANCISCO.
LOCATIOB or Woaaa :
BLACK RIVER, KINO COUNTY, W. T.
TUXIB COMPANY IS SELLINO A BUPE
-1 RIOR ARTICLE OF
COAL AT $6 PER TON,
And furniebiag Stockholders coal, as per atlp
u Nation a, at the rate of
Four Dollars per TON.
Apply at the o«ce of the RENTON COAL
CO. on Commercial Street. Seattle, W. T.
C- L. MITCHELL,
Manufacturer A Dealer in First Class
HARNESS ft SADDLERY
MILL B*., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
SEATTLE. W. T.
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS
Aul P'frjthln« apprrtatnlai to U» Trvl« con
aUntly on hud.
arriage Triaain*
DONE TO OKDER, ftnd prompt itlrailnn |IT*I
»o all orders lor NEW WOKE or REPAIBINO.
SAMUEL KENNEY,
Merchant Tailor
HM Jut rec«lv»>] ft n«w and choice
STOCK OF GOODS
For Spring and Human r wetr.
FASHIONABLE SUITS
Made to order.
CMftfticßlal UrtH, llratll*. W. T.
Ij&For Sale!|!|
A FAKM OF
159 1-2 ACRES,
'• or# - c " u tT >™ "»*ty to
MT«nt]r v>na of ha; yearly. T«H,t r flr.
tot<d pasturing Und. Alau
One good Span of Horses,
One good Wagon,
11 Head of Cattle.
<5 Head of Hogs.
ts-rxftsu £=
Terma—,ooo raah down
MISCKI.I.ANKOtrs I
WADDELL & WLES
Wholeaale and KeUil ift
STOVES'
Klrl
bjjlM -jfil
RANGES
Ths largest Stock and greatest nrietj oI
COOKING- J
and BOX
STOVES
In Washington Territory.
Over 50 different kinds and stylo to
•sleet from, including ths til tefttttai
DIAMOND RODE) .
SUPERIOR |
AND \ ft
CHEF COOK ) w
For Wood or Coal.
Plain or Extension Top.
EUREKA 1 I
AND g*
MMOroS&J <S
IRON PIPE,
For Gas, Water or Steam.
Black or Galvanized, all sizes.
Malleable Iron PIPE FITTINGS, all sizes
BUCTION and FORCE
PUMPS.
Plain, Japanned, Planished and Stamps/.
I TIN WARE.
English, French and Geriuan
; Enameled & Tinned Hollow Wn.
, tsa— sad Water Uwiiffi,
Ulsbc ssd Angk YslfM,
1 Cheek fslm, Mnrlae fiifisn
BRASS GOODS,
Of all descriptions, for Steam sml Welti
We purrbeae our Braaa Oooda direct from «*•
Manufacturer, which enablaa ua to furuuL tbieirf
•rat quality MM! at lowest ratea.
MAN urACTi'tiKits or
:!»,SBESTi&oxuinm
BOOFIHO, PLDMBIRO and JOBBOO
promptlj attended to.
Having the largest Pipe Cutting anil Tfcraatof
Machine, and the moat cotupWU Pip* Toolla *
Paget Sound, we are prepared to rut ami thread iw»
Pipe, all ataea, from % in. to 3 In.. an«l fttroiafc rtp*
any length* dealred, with promptneaa and «t Iw*
prices.
AGENTS FOB VAN'S
CELEBRATED
Wrought-Iron Ranges
AND
I Patent Coffee Urn*
j r#r Hotels, Steamboats and BeitaurasU'
Parties in want of sr.r Goods in onr ho*
will find it to their intereet to give us s can
before purchasing elaewh«'re, a* «e bate •
largest and mont complete stock on the
i Bound.
WADDELL & MILES,
SJELATTLE.
I IIA\ E LKJkfcM* TliE
Brick Yard
Knowu m Hi* IhMMf y»r«1. t< r • t#r» of t .
jrrnrw, wUb tlif "•
SUPPLY IS a THE I)KMASV
At rt-duo«*l rates.
Will j.rrparnl t < furnUL ti<"rdeT iu ' ul '* 1
C. McAF.LISTER. •
March 27. 1876.
CUIFORMi HOISK
Mill Street, I I><*>r from Fir* Strwt.
Seattle.
H. FITZNI.HONS, Proprietor-
House Newly Furnished and I' l 11
Houae kept oa the old country
style. Table «up|»lie«l wttn a»
good as the market »tft , ru».
Bed>, 24 cU Meal 24 «*•
and lodging, W Per We*

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