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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCE
VOL. I.
r 110YESSIGNAL CARDS.
rj 5 MiC'fiiHt, 1 C It
S.uirvt AM \
2* l umrii t, W T. 1
M CONAHA & HAHFORD,
tttorntyH.al - %otiritar*
tfii t htinrrry and Proctorn
in Admiraily.
OrKi< c Commercial Street, corner
Washington. Settle, W. T.
JUwra M ?s*r«.rr 'w
McNAUUHT IKARV,
I TTOLL SK }'S -AT • 1. AB\ *OLL< l
ions IS r//.l.vrd I'Hoc.
I OH* IN A/> UIUAI.TY.
Will prarll«-« Iti ,tb* LUtfi't »»<! HopfMW
Hr. f l *" Mlrtjti'fl to < 'l
C"nTfr»#fiß((, mr . il«n U> tu# i»af l«w
u,| Ml* t'f lU*l
imy I»»h. Kl. U» 5
W. H Warn. L B- H*"l
- & NASH.
M. w w a: ac w,
Sfntt!•-. Washington Terr'}'.
OFWCE.—UISI'ATCB liril.DlMi
4 r iritmuto*. «. t. fci.A*' HAan.
OENNISON A ELANCHAED,
ATTOHNI'JYS.AT-J.AW and
Proctors in Admiralty.
af-offi. ut I' rt T'>wn»'iiJ, v 'Mhli ((t ' •'«rri
«ry ,114
D P. JENKINS,
SKATTLK, W. T.,
a irons K y-A r-1. AW, SOL rciran
IS CHASCKUY, A SI) ritOCTOU
rWAHMtIIAf.Tr. mh'2l
iaM• M- N*< >tnr. O M HiUJ»
>r>Al(iHT A. IIALLKIt,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Lav,
PORT TOWNBEND, W. T.
W. It. ANDREWS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Will jrv tl.-r lu all il»» Courts of Rec«nl tn tba
Territory.
•mix in arrutk# mcii.i>i*<», Arroarric ocer
wk-Miu , MK*rrui, w. r.
C M.BRADSHAW,
•§t9 or Hry-at-La IT,
I* OK T TO WNH E N I), W. T
lumm J MeOlLvaa. Tu.* Pi'Ml
MrUIIARA & BIKkK,
ATTOHN KVSAT-1.l W,
SEATTLE , IP. 7.,
lUlattn,.! tu txikiitcM In all «»f tbe Ter
ritory.
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
COLLECTOR,
I>Al(TlCtT.\ll ATTKNTIO* OIVKN TO COL-
Iritlim ««l <l*l»la. Ta»«-» tor Niui
I4*lita fnw mt Ctiartc*
om.a with W M YOUR. Atloni«>y.»« I-aw.
s»,tuv, W. T. mXMf.
DBS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY.
tioHioropaihiMtMn
SEATTLE, W. T.
|v K M H BAOI.XT, L4TK PROFEMiOR or
I ' rnuoiplr* ainl iTatali# of Burir»rT tn Iti*-
Outral iVtllpu**. will lutlK 1
0(* i Mirg-ry aixl Murttti'a! ■ «|»«wl»l
--1*. Kul will •llriitl to call* lu »uj j>irt i>f lh*
lnnuii, <ll9
DR. G. A. WEED,
StKUEON AND PHYSICIAN,
SKATTLK, W. T. .
DR. JOHN BAKER,
PHfSICl.t.r * DIRCtIM'.
Wl't'l f.—Otamaaeut Bra**T, TUB
B»u Fi«MA.4ua
IB.C.V.CILHOUN.
Softttlo, W. T.
Oao. No. 1. h cpi» *itr (V, i
draUl 11 t<!
DENTISTRY.
J. O OIUSSI', t>CXTI«T. t'F
OTICSK !*>•• tn M' tif \ Hururu » N w BalM
Itr
FI>«RATIIRRVT. ai
1X37 Dentist,
OFFICE, MILL STKKKT.
l*4dvi> *r..J Htrvnt **!« r*. K\>T OF , -
CIDKXTAL BOTKX
ISAAC A. PALMER,
Ai»c*li 1 4 «'«•!,
SEATTLt. W. T.
ritCy - *** l *' a •- »••••'. >i»v in
■I
*t*ri6«ru4 tjj, tr n. *
WORKOXEN
viOod and well-broke Oxen
mm m. ■ m*:
Suiith s Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
Mark Blakcly
It a gloomy, mf:> morn in
N rVfinljcr, I*4l f«re«t
a er ding a!ni st the wb le length of
tb»* big. r<m*i between Lynchburg and
SiiUi' r»»i'•*, Virginia wm b arte**. and
pr- «*nt< ! * moat d* * late aapert. For
iui! ■> m l a 1 ivi.being w«i ae<m. O-ly
row and then a(> w rr >ws fill d the
air with tflrif di*tnal v> ice*.
At a Und in the road ib- ut rui iw.ny
between Lynchburg and Souierville,
there stood by the wayaide a
hewu cr >MS. That cross hid bfn (rcc.i d
iu c<-inmain r> rat i<>u of n. h event
which bad t»keri pla< on tb%t «j>ol
ni iiiv years ftg ».
Two tirother*, William and Frederiek
lb yers, !i.» 1 r> turn«-d from Lynchburg
iti a -fat- f cou#idera'fd»? int xic*\ti->n.
Uii th,- r<)>4 they fell to quirreling. and
nt the aU<ve menti«a»e'.l b"r.d in the
higliwey they ram *to blow*' l)r»\vintf
their they Ijegati cutting each
«>»h< r. until they both lay on the ground
l>le*-ling from m«<rt«l wounds.
Thus th v w r;- found by p wra-by,
groaning in th»-ir a*ouy. but ••till cur.
iriir e k h other with their dying breath
The two fratrici les were buried on
the «jM>t of the terrible de-d at.d u
wo'xlen cro"«!* wai er cte>l over their list
resting place.
11l humble firmers of the n« igh'wr
ing country n» v«?r j»*--«■• I by that *|H<t
without i tlmdiK'r, and the slave, of the
few I»rge tobieeo plantations south ct
th. f..r, >t l»elicv«d th.it the ghost, of
th»- t*o !»r thers haunted th • -pot, and
nothing could induce t hem tu walk p»st
the ei.» 4 ufh r nightfall
On the aft ernoon mentioned a'- the
beginning <>f this »kt tch, ii young man.
dre'wl like the w 111 -t•»-<l«> planters of
Virginia, was fitting b hud the iros».
H<* had a long rifle in hi* hands. and
waa pe< ring with intense suspense in
the direction of the Lynchburg part of
the ro»d. He v\as it ttli and handsome
man, hut oil thin eccasion there was an
ex predion in his countenance which
made it look i»'in >st hideous It WHS
livid. The lips were tightly compressed
and in the eyes there was burning a
somber fin, indicative of a murderous
purpose.
" I thought Laselle would have been
here au hour ago," he said to himself
"Can it be that the message from Soni
erville has not reached hint' I cannot
believe it, fur my slave Solomon, who
delivered it to Lisvlle, never lied to
me yet Oh, my <}•»!. it I should have
to wait still longer for the fulfillment
of tuy oath of revenge! My ir sifter
is dying at home in utter despair she,
the idol of our f unity, tho most heauti
fill girl irginia and now the vic
tiui of a married villain's lust— dis
honored forever and on the p tint of
giving birth to a child which will be
an outcast on earth. Ah Laselle," lie
hissed out almo>t nloud, "Mark UUkely
will take your life for what you have
done to hi*- sister Vera!''
He suddenly paused. The distant
noise of a galloping horse fell on his
ear. An air of triumph overspread his
feat urea and midc his face as radiant as
that of the prince of darkness in the
hour of his horrible triumphs. lie
e roUC I led dou U Mill lower and
his title. The he.rse upproached at n
rapid rate Huddenly a h •rsemati came
ill view lie was a short, ►fout»built
man, with pleasant featuren, a sir.ibun.t
face and kindly cy< v.
When he was within three feet of the
eroNs the man In hind him tirrd —the
hors« ue»n *who had b 'en mortally hit
in the head, uttered * piercing cry,
and ft U from his horse. The latter, t r-
tiblv frightened, sped < n •»* a tapid
i ate The man who hao fir»-l th** mur
derous -h >t ru«he>l from hi* place of
Oolieei»tmeiit. 11l t moment he *:is by
the side of hut vit tiiu The Utter »ns
still «*oiis< ions The murderer gloated
upon him in his agony with the glare
of a ti^«»r
•Us lit 1 , I *h< t you U ciu«e you cn
ter. d th«« Kilnvm window of my sifter
V« rt and outragid h» r
"1 never did, Mask Blakclv," gasp* d
the d\ ir\g man.
"You lie, you villain' Did yon not
leave your velv» tcip tn hr r >otu v "
• My velvet cap*"
"Yes, it convict* yon, you vilium!**
••Oh. (ioii! I lent it one night to
Jack Sj roule*. and he never !>r ught it
buck."
Iliakcly leimd thunderstruck bv
tin* revelation.
-Is tint true 1 '" In asked, fixing Its
eves enai-'usly upsn those of the dyi'g
man.
"You—l».ive murd* red - me." r« -
plitd the lntt« ri n n feeble \.>ieo 'Oh.
mv |*»or wife—my |M>or children!"
The death rattle wn in Ir.s t!ir«»11. A
convulsive shudder pa**<d t'ir< njh Lis
frame Ore mi re deep groan, and h«-
\\ u* dt ad
Mark Blakli \ s'o,*! w.th
horror, by the >i le o{ his vVtim
"lie has told the tiuth." he said at
jaM hi a hu-ky \ -ire **<» ti si
what ha\e I d n• > M'.mb rid an inno
cent man. J*t k Spr«>ules t» just th
viltixn to do such a thtng, I I ,ive
no doubt that l.e l>orro**■«l lit' *
cap on purpose to avert *ciapici» n ftem
himself and make Las* IK' .appear a-tie*
guilty p*rt\ ' What shall I dor"
F.»r a long time he s'ill r, man ed U
aide the corps»\ a pr« y t » th • iuo-t
agonizing thoughts
At la-»t l-e aroua»d hiin»*if With a
»av nT" <«ith he flung hi* rifle f. r »%vsy
from him. Then he u .Ike i rapid y
awny in the direction of Lynchburg
An h hit later he reached! that place,
and immediately dire. t< 1 I n step*
, towards the Old 1) tuition 11 u<, an
o d-establiahed t ivetr, where the \ Uf g
Moods of the >sl w uhl meet
tos*sgg»T. Irajf. Irink. gamble ai d
tight.
V b»n he en ten*! the b»r«o m. le
found it filled vi th »piite a cr « I of
neisv young men.
"IWr keejvr." s.,il M*rk Biak«"v.
"1 aui eery cold Mikt me a wry tt'ff
glass of gr*>g."
1U drank it. and then he asked:
"Is Jack here?"
"He is in the h*« k room. «ir Do joa
*ish to see him f"
s "Yea, please end him out."
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1576.
A mom* nt later Sproulea, a dl*aipat
ed y mug man, stepped up to Biakcly.
"You want to »ce ae, Mr. iilakely T"
fce asked. in * <>waggtring tone.
•Yes, I «n,t to see you on a very se
rious business, «ir." replied Blakeiy in
a menacing manner.
"Well, let'» know wliat it is." re
jot <prctil"«. ' Have a drink, Blake*
Ij r
"No, sir: I * fore I speak to yon, I
want to tall upon tb.we present hero to
b* kind riicugh to listen to what I hare
to say. Gentlemen," he railed out in a
v» ry loud voice, "will you pleaae to
gather round u*. I bare here to aay j
something which concerns our whole
coin tuunity
The men gathered quickly around
Blakeiy and Sprou'es. The latter af- I
fected t!»<- moat perfect unconcern.
"Gentlemen,'" tai l litakelv, in the
mo>t toteiun toue, "on the night of
April Jd ,*st a u.an broke into the bed
room of mv sifter Vera, through the
window. She »»> asleep and did not
hear the intruder. She did not awake
until the f. und herself in his arms, sub
jet ted to the fouteat violence. He
smothered her criea and accomplished
bis fiendish purpose. It was too dark
for b'-r to recognize lnm. Overcome
with shame and despair, she sunk into a
long swoon. TTe ruthless despoiler of
her virtue escajwd. Hut he left behind i
bim a cap—a peculiar kiud of velvet
cup—which only 0..e man in this town ;
wore. That man WAS Charles La«elle"'
Ttie audience burst into cries of
lUDU'ia ent.
"Gentlemen," continued Illakely,
" for months our family has concealed
th;s ti rrit»l«< ilisgrace, so innocently in
flicted upon ita dearest, ita idolized
im mUr. To-day I met Charles
an I sh.>t bim dead."
Th* re was an outburst of horror
among the audience.
" Hut," continued Blakely, •* I know
now that 1 committed, although un
wittingly, a foul murder, for |K>or Lu
nelle told uie, with his latcat breath,
something which opened my eyes and
showed me plainly that be was guilt
less of the foul outrage."
He fixed his eyes upon Jack Sproules,
who stood be'fore bin, with eyes
downcast and trembliug like an aspen
le »f.
•* .Jim k Rproules," lie said to bun, in
a thundering voice, "did you, on the
evening of the day which 1 have men
tioned, borrow from IjaselL' hia velvet
cap r"
Sproules made no reply.
The audience burst bit , loud execra
tions and threats.
"Answer!" thundered '.lakely once
more. " Did you or did you not f"
•' I did," rsplied Sprout* •<, in au al
most iuaudT 'e voice.
• Then you committed the outrage
upon my po a- sister!"
So Haying. Hlakely drew from h ; s
breast a double-barrelled pistol, aud be
fore tin* bystanders were able to pre
vent him, he had shot Sproulc* and
th'-u blew out bis own braius.
The utmost excitement prevailed iu
Lynchburg next day. Vera lilakely
heard of her brother's fate, and died
within two hours afterward.
Vera and her ill-fated brother were
luticd in the *ame grave.
It is Grange that not one of the
Southern authoresses should have
i hoscu this terrible tragedy as a subject
for a novel
Japanese Women.
The Japanese are becoming so fa- I
unlittr to us l»y tlifir manufacture# and
by male representative* of the people,
win) c me to this country either for
educi'ion <>r out of curiosity, or for the
pur po v "I" trade, that s.>me information !
in icgtrdto their women will be in
t«M rating.
I'he jHp*ne*e women are *aid to be
usually small and dumpy, but often ex
c «edingly beautiful, even in the eyea of
Ei roj>eans educated to a different stand
ard of tajtc. They have exceedingly
small tiandv and feet, the latter l>eiiig
of the natur.il form and not cratnj>ed,
as in the case of their Chineac neigh- ;
l>ors
Cleanlineaa is a uiarkcd trait cf Ja
panese habits, both m ips bathing daily
in li>>t water, a pufdic Uith costing only
h half a cent. I'rowfecu >us bathing of
both f wrmrrly common, wai pro- j
h.blt'd in in and no longer prc
\ tilt
The women about twenty years of
age have for centuries blackened their
teeth with a mixture of nutgalls and .
p \v it-red iron ; but it i> said that tl»i?*
e i*t in i* di-c«>untcn:ineed by the pre
sent empress, and that many lad es are
11 f i lowing her example. To the
e»re ..f the hair great attention is
• n. a different a-ttf ute distinguishing
a maid, wife and widow, and even
maiking social distinctions.
Hut the iuo«t admirable feature of
Jap* uese life, is the scrupulous attention
uhu-h i* Utt ted upon the instruction
if g:rl> in household duties. Tbey arc j
cm fully taught the duties appertaining j
to a wife mother, and liouicVeeper. Ann
in :i volume entitled "Woman's Grt-at
Study," tlie throe principal duties of
Itf<* art- set forth, as: 1. Ob»*dit*nee to
j areut* when a child. Obeduxtce to
h.-r 1 when a wife. U. Obedi
e *«e to her eldest ton whea a widow.
It i* aaid that trirli thus brought up
in ke the U*t of women and of wires.
A c in n« feature of their education
iathrfaet 'hat w distinction is made
U-twe*n politeness and moralt, a larpe
part f tln ir instructi. L ei :ig derivetl
fr v m t«ooKsof etiquette in which all the
\i, e» ue «hara* teri»ed an ! trwated as
vn'.;*: ai.d nt permissible in polite io>
cit ty Thi« affc»rds a-u - e*ti< <a of bow
j". ci*: itt-l ami* If few intfamv. the
vSt. 1 us cystoma of our "wu acial life
could ou?y be made unfashionable the
g*in mould !>e simply incalculable.
WAXTED
A Girl do gttumi hMW-xt Ap
ply to E X, Tb< ro*iikt, comer Tkimi a&d >pnn« j
Htferto
MISCELLANEOUS
UOATM
tar
Sale or Hire
Apply al
Robinson's Skip Yard.
Parti«-< ran b« (applied witii row or tail boata,
wi >r «.i on no In etuff*.
Ww W.BOBINSoS.
A. MACKINTOSH.
Votary Public and Conveyancer,
Keal Estate and Tax Agent.
Ha» a complete AU»tract of Title to all Laad?
n Kiurf C>u:ity. Will attend tc» th<* parchase arM
Mi«- "f i.tti'U f lyvhertoa I'uir**! A-untl
•ttf-ution p»ij i.i i'ruisft-r of R«-al Katate *nj
Paynu-ut >f Tax»*. P«tr>ua#« aolK itixl aud aat;*
factlou ){uarante«,l.
Ofßt-e on Mill sireft, nearly opposite
idt-utal Uut«l."
G. W. BULLENE,
Practical and theoretical
ENGINEER ail HACHIHIST
Pront Street, Seattle, W. T.
Is prepared to do all kinds of
Steamlx>at f
Mill and
Logging oamp
Work.
m w
Iron, Brass, Steeljr other Metals.
All kinds of Blacksmith work done
to order.
MM K Jll-OV J9l Jti.
T. P. FREEMAN
Hm jiurt removed to hla new nfc.re on Mill street,
Op|H>att« Occidental Uotel, where
AXYTHIXU LV HIS LIKE,
AS GOOD AS THE BEST AND
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
IVCan henceforth be procured.
M. CtLORE,
Importer of mid Dealer In
FURNITURE
nfEoisTm* GOODS,
OOMME&OIAL BT&EET, BEATTLE
(■■l
Parlor Sets,
Bed-Boom Sets
Sofas & Lounges,
OF HAIR CLOTH and TAPESTRY
Buroauß, •
Oontor-Tatolos,
Cliairs,
Curtains,
Picture Frames
Monldlnss. oto.
A New Gallery!
V
T* be kavwn u iltt
Meatfly
PHO TOGRAPH GALLERY
PETEISO* AESQ., Propririorj.
Article TT rtofraplita# !a *ls i?" Br*r» he« Pi ■-
tnrr# «e ! F.iiiargod and floabwl tit li.dia
Ink, Oii o.- *»tffU:or».
(hildrfuS Photographii*
A SPECIALTY.
Th» (Hnui isi ScaadlsftrUs La&c^AC**
gallery on
FRONT STREET
Orer tb« IRtUJ>iO( OlTlfl.
BnUl», W T . A ug-iA ». *23-tf
Notice*
G*« H** Alt, rrse* U<l A**fct fr tbe Ct::.»«ie
H «•* f *aCbu x>« A Ob., will »••▼* f»r Cblna
at»-«t tbe IMb tu*l All bant.* claim*
KUMI W» cboc.< will pi fwe pr*~
mt t2i« mum for L*jnj«-at oe or Ui»i late.
WAiH cko co* pas v
*(*«!#. w. r M i, urn
MISCELLANEOUS.
i
PAINT SHOP t STORE
By
C. ORDEMAX.
Mill Strtwt, oppo*ite Occidental
SEATTLE, ir. T.
CARRIAOE, SUN, AN!
ORNAMENTAL
|
PAIN TTNO.
ALSO
HOI 8E PAIXTIXW.
M sh.-rt MHn mi 1 reasonablt rilM
j
LIVERY STABLE
Cor. of Main & First Streets
W. 11, BOW, Proprietor.
HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
WAQO&S and SADDLE IfOIiSES
Kept for hire done* bought and aold. Hay
j and Grain, uf a nip«ilur <|naHty. al waj> un hand.
W St atfes fivnihii Stable cronect twice a
j >lav with the I ak« ateaiitr fur the
Sea. He Coal Miu«.
I mr .MM JE ML jfc MWL OF
AND
Commigaion ItuHinesn
Messrs. MCCAl lister & McCarty
OWNERS OF
Barge Champion
HATE ERECTEI> A WAREHOUSE OXTOXE S
* Burnett' aWharf. in tfaia City, where they
will Wholesale ami Retail
All Kinds of Produce !
Flour and Fe<d. Hay and Grain, Vegetable*
Fruit. Chickens, etc.
Terms Sirirtty Cash.
MOORE & CO
dealers ID
Fresh and Salted
MEATS
and a general Assortment of
C 4 c*
Also, the best brands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Corner of Third & Union Streets. Seattle.
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to be restored !
Know Ye!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
the
FIT SHIS IIFfIISIHUTBOOI
WHERE
StoalLS, Oliops,
Ami all 111* drill <*•«!*• of the art (t*r»e4 in
th# beat New York fctylf.
Fresh Made (studies,
Ad 1 an Am .rtMient «1
FINE CAK.ES
C)n»>t«Lt!jr on band WMJInj Cak»*« mada to or
dera -m the aborteat noti *. Bail Supper* aad
Parti-a anpplied.
»W 13tb. I<4.
WISCONSIN HOUSE,
Mill Street, between Ist an<l *2d,
Seattle, W. T.
J. MeCOXVILLE, Proprietor.
R. a.d per w««k Wjuo
Meall J3c
Notice*
All J*t.«rkb< U*r» la tb* ?»ka*,.t OJ% 1 Co wb<'
b*«r Li t |«lit AM»MBi»t> Nt One 1 f Kttf
(Ji <>fcU per ahare, «r A— rm rceot S Tw-, J.J
of Tee. 1< tV&u [»r aiiar*. 1 e*>o the opiui
»1>- k A tLe Cot&paay. ar» fcereby tiiWJ that it
r< mt t rward ar* 1 pay tt* *a:i.e t-, W.
W White, of M- ! < ««n>paoT, <„n <-r he.
f..p» tbe >*b Uay uf !Wpl*mt*T, U»etr k will
be fVred at PubU" Haie ;a fr i»t f the Store f
Bean k Wbste. i>a Fr «rt S«T'»t, In tb» rlty of Se
attle. ac.l a>>ld to la* blgheat { t <aab.
By order f th« fc -ard« f Di recVirn
C H I KKHIBRR. PF*«DEM
johx e HALL. **-r*un.
Mill Hep* 1. I*T* fpiti
MISCELLANEOUS
Crawford & Harrington
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
s JB A X X X, E, "W\ X.,
Have on hand a large and well assorted stock of goods ia
their line, consisting of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery
Iron and Steel, assorted,
Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools,
Agricultural and Mining Implements.
Crockery and Glassware. Paints & Oils
Hemp and Manilla Cordage. Groceriesand Provisions, Wine*,
Liqnors, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMWWW OF LONDON, &C.
IZT TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRADE, FOR SALE FROM WHARF
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., July l»t. 1H73.
» Ki M *W" * Ml
DRU STORE,
M. R. MADDOOKS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drug*. Patent Medicine*. CheiniealM, Kte.
Prescriptions Ciire'tilly Compounded. Also Dealer in Wine.",
Liquors, iVc.
OIiuHHS FROM ABROAD SOLICITED.
M 1 , <* R. MADDOCKS.
Seattle. January 3,1874.
jPSHSOHAM is SASB,
i>ealers in
CSOVHIMCt
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Seattle Brewery,
CORNER MILL & FOURTH STREETS, SEATTLE,
SLOKAH & CO.
Proprietors, and. Browors of
SUPERIOR ALE, PORTER
And the only
| Genuine Lager Beer
Made in Washington Territory.
Our Bottled Ale and Porter is equal, if not nupe
rior, to any foreign brand.
J. JP. MORRILL,
Druggist & Apothecary,
If holeuale a nd Retail.\
Comiercial -Street, Seattle. W.T.
SION-OITY DRUG WTOIIB
8. W. HOVEY. W. W. BARKER.
HOVEY& BARKER,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND MILL STUEEIS,
SEATTLE, W. T.
All Goods at tills BstalDllslimont
are ol £Lrst rato quality,
AND WILL HE SOLD AS LOW AS AT ANY OTHER HOI'SK
IN THE CITi.
__________ i
Goods deiirered to &uy part of th«- Citj free c,f charge li. j -
R.
NO. S5.

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