The daily intelligencer. [volume], October 01, 1881, Image 1

About The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

                
THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. XI.
mi': i\mii<.n\<Eß.
o.'flee—Front Street, Foot of Cherry.
RATfcS Of AI>VEKTtM*»»
On* -quar*. (one inch or lesai, Ist Insertion, 11 00
Bach euboeqaciit inwrttun So
fteading notices per line a
liy the year or qnartor at reduced rains.
PROFESSION* Al, CARDS.
DR. A. BF.RTHIE&
Hap k k m o v k i» hi? orrt<K rao* com
menial street to White'a Block, ci Fkuut
Street.
Office hours from 'J to 11 a m , and from Ito J
ai.d 7 t<> « p.m. aulS-t'
HERMAN PEARCE,
Attorney-at Law,
OKKICE :
Commercial Street, Seattle,
a1»27-tf
G. A. WEED, M.D..
Physician & Surgeon.
Otto* room N-«. JO Whits'* Bl.x-k. Front strael.
Ortice 1.0 irs Iruu. '• tu It am., 12 to 2 «id « to s
p m.
w H. WIIITK, e HANI»EB.
Attorncy-st-I-aw f '•T Public.
WHITE &IsANDER,
Law, Collection
AND
Real Estate Agency. *.t,
C.M. ANDERSON.
sunvjaYon.
Civil and Mining Engineer.
Work st tny i»'irt of Pn«*t Bound promptly and
aoeuroMy >l"||«. OlUise over City Urn*
P. U. Ilox 207. lali-tf
PIANO Tl!*ISI«.
FREDERICK NITSCHKE.
Piano Maltor,
Of Severn! Tears' experience al Erard'S to I.oimlob,
England, suit leadlUK houses in New'\**«-
J") KPALUTT, TUJtfcH AND HEOI'LATEH ITALLOB
Vin s thorough workmanlike maimer l>r.ler,»
aft with Usviee, Woodruff k Co., -A Seattle will
b; inoiuptty attended to. I
ARTHUR DOYLE,
A It O II I 1' I3CT,j
OF PICK
Occidental llolcl. It''*'"
J.J. SHEPHARD,
CONTR&CTORJ BUILDER.
I'lsns anl specllioatious turnlalieJ on short
aotice.
Office at tho Now England
Hotel .
feM-tf
jAn.McNAOtirtT, K P. Paaat. torn. P. MoKsom*
MKMICHT, FERRY (I! NAUGHT,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
SEATTLE, W . T.,
omce 111 lUK.IO No. 1, ur BUIM. BflUlrVa Off
House. Seattle.
O. Jaoohr. O
JACOBS & JKNNER,
Attorneys and Counselors at law ;
Wilt practice In ail tbe Ooarts of Wsakla*^*®
Territory.
omcs on Jso.ee Street. Opposite
Hutel.
JOHN ffl. HILLOCK, M.D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
offloe—vnm. 01
Besiaenoa. lUrtfc aad MaMsoa eta l«tK»aw
F. B. KENDRiCK, M.D.,
(Forrnei ty of Buhl«, I. T.)
Physician and Surgeon.
OPFIO* Parker H®w. Betidsaee--Se<*e«
street, betwsea felon and J
a. leSKITB. K.D. BBFCS WUA4SP,
DBS. SMITH 4 WILLABD,
Physicians and Surgsons,
OPPIOE IN OOLH/-ll'* BIAX;SC. UP BTAIB®. j
Offl.v Houif-rrom S•* * troml toSp.m j
dia-tf I
DrTo. C. ROOT.
OFFICE--Mill Strwt. F«ot ¥ fr*t Stm*.
ta oae of Ute mom forawrly ocesp'ed by Dta.
•aam
oppick liouiii r*o* s a. x. to s p. m.
July 1, IWW. lyWtf
Dr. D. W- STARKEY,
Homeopathic
PHYSICIAN AND SUHEON,
pbokt rrnurr,
OppoaHa ftalMvaa Btoek, *«stUe. W. T.
lUTISUIPWXOS
JIM I | M y;ryff.M,7'.* —
fIN I MiSP
uktMlf
WHAT MAKKM A WOIAM t
Sot toatlv nor queenly »lr.
Not jeaeied bind. complexion f*ir ;
Not «r*ceful form, aor lofty trea.i ;
Nat pi nt nor curU, nor splendid head ;
Not pearly teeth tor tparkhng eyea.
Nor Truce that nightingale outvie* ;
Not breath u sweet aa eglantine;
Not fa«dy genu, nor fabric* floe ;
."* •!' "*• *ores of Paabtoo's mart -
Not ail the blandishments of art;
Not ooe Dor all of tbrae combined
<*aa make a woman tree. reflne.i.
fis oot lite caaket tbat we pr:&>.
Hot tbat wbicb in the caaket lm :
1 heae outward charms that plea* the sight
Are naught, anieaa tre heart be right.
HOKKIBLK HEATH OF AN AtUIUN.
On the stb of January. 17j6, as King
Louis XV. was entering bis carriage at
Versailles, a stout young man pushed
through tbe Hariss Guards sod a tab bed
tue King with a pocket-knife. The
wound was alight, bat all France was
osnvolsad. The aacassio was Pierre
Daoiises, a fanatical Jansenist—a j onr
lunatic without accomplices, plan or
ritioaal mot ire.
In bis pocket was found ft neatly
b»und New Testament, and bia purpose
w»a to promote the orthodox f»itb.
•'rom tbe hour of kis ftrreat to the mo
fceut of bia death, a period of two
uoutba aud tweuty,tbree days, he waa
i» torture whenever be was ftwske, ao
was be bound, chained ftnd
Mfined. When at laat tbe day of ex
eetiou came, be waa taken to tbe
tomre chamber and subjected to the
* ret eat amount of anguiab which tbe
buian frame ia capable of enduring,
aurcona standing by to give timely
notfe of inaeoaibility.
Ten be wae driven by a circuitous
rout through the streets of Paris to
the lace of execution. This took an
houand a half. Another bait hour be
was ept wating in full view of the
pretentious, tbe apparatus not being
real Theo, in view of tbe assembled
mulfude, many of whom -vara women,
be % plaoed on a lofty platform and
tbe work begau. First, bis
rigb band was burned off; neat
® S M of Hash were torn from him by
red it pincers, and m.l'.d lead and
resiipoured into the wouud*; lastly, a
stroll borse was attached to each of
bi« fir limbs, and an attemut was
mad*> tear him to pieces.
Aft a considerable period it was
foundimpoasible to do tbia, aud a
uieas* was sent for permission to out
muscl of tbe joists. It was refused,
and jaiu an attempt was made to
tear ti limbs apart, bnt without suc
oestt , secor.l time word was seut that
tbe frses could not tear the dying
wretQsaunder, Permission was then
givwuid tbe musolea'wete severed, but
not iil both legj and one arm hsd
beeu tn off did the priaoner expire.
Lrj-LiVKD Families.— ln speaking
of re(itapplications for life insurance,
the fttford (Conn.) J'vtt says: "One
of ttopplioauts stated that he was 53
years! age, and had 16 sisters, .5 of
whoftrere living at the time of bis
appliion. One of the number bad
died'infaooy. The ag«st>f the sur»
vivofangvd from 35 to 63 years, run
ning the following series: 35, 36, 38,
40. M*. 43, 45. 47, 49. 51. 55, 57. 59.
01, ♦ Another applicant stated that
he «437 years of aga. and that he bad
11 bliers aud 10 s ; scers. His father
died the sga of C*> years, bnt his
mott was liviug at 67 and was in
The ages of the children,
22 iAimber. rangod from 16 to 47.
Tha iplioant was a Virginian, A
thirdae was a man 32 years of age,
who |ll brothers and Slaisters. His
fathers 66 yeejs of age and bsd just
fifth wife. An application
from ioklyn belonged to a long-lived
race. |i father bad died at the age i
,of 80 y f| his grandfather at 108, and
his gngrandfatber at 110 years of
age. tUrarsga sge of tbe three being
a trifle* than 100.
' ,am \ i ■■■■.■
Kails nomenditore is exceedingly
Pactfian fust, it ia mora Pacific than !
anythir%iM, as the following indi- I
cates: '
Centr 1
Boat 1m
mA
Texas
KM
Atlant
North* Pacific
Union \
Nevada
OaMH
Oregon
Kansas j
Kic., Kj j
A comp of Clyde shipbuilders,
under tba»inu%uabip of Mr. R.
Caird. wit|« view ef obtaining tbe
! baoefit of Franoh bounty system,
has leased tnd at Havre to astablu b
a Urge shading yard capable at
. e»ploying
i An Irish r was so much on her
gward her national
accent that is reported to have
! spoken of of Veauvins,'
i fearing that)rater would betray her
again.
The latest ( sent out from Pink
Cottage, tt. hntacky hospital of
t, miraclea, t% woman's awfully
l curved out while
( prayer was btmdu for her.
Tbe Hippie in Paris recently
started runuiiv.ches for lniiea. and
f at Miaes the ct**r of the. bull fights
has engaged io instead of men to
| act aa matador
The value of anrvsopiad tied at
the eest end of Tkaxnes sabsM
meot has m«n fciUO.OOO to MX>.-
000 an acre in fears.
•Never,'aa*d Uh 0r%.0r. 'writ#
•a aoonjßOO* • tttifjvt atating
your MOM to U.
WifeklM dwfik vusiu ltn tUao
> lU-aator*.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER I, ISBI.
PKKAKH OF Ll(.llT>l>t,
Lightning completely stripped a bog
of its skin IU Kicbtnond, Mich
Miss Nellie Grant of Ltucolo, Ne
braska. *a- killed by lightning a short
time ago.
Tbotuas Wilson, of town
ship. IV, lost twenty six «beep by a
aingle t! Tib of lightning.
Lightning killed lh< iu%» M Dou*-
1*«, n*ar Agat**, C«>l. t recently, teariug
bis clothing into i arrow strips, destroy
ing his boots, and melting bis wutcti
and chain.
Miss Snsari Stephen* of I'ine Knot,
hy., was putting on her wedding dress.
ax(*ecting to be married in a few uiib
utes, wben she w »s struck by lightning
and killed.
Lightning struck a calf at Newport.
Maine, that was eoyered with whit®
and black spots. E»ery white spot
was tingt-d. even to tbe taking .ff of
the skin, while not a bair of the bUck
spots was injured
Lightning struck the boggy of Geo
I,altering, of til Mary's. Tex**, M he
wns croMiDg a stream, knocked a big
bole it, and •tunned Mr L.tsermg.
W ben he recovered tbe horses were
ataudiug still,
8 O Smith, cf Baati. N Y. was ait
ling by • closed window as a storm
cam® up and noticed a ball of fire run
•lowly across the fl >or of the rooui
near the sewing machine He fol
lowed it across the room into tbe p*r
lor, where it ripped a seam in the car
pet about three f<et long, set tire to
the straw un<lerne%th, and then disap
peared A post in the Cellar wa*
slightly ii jurvd.
In an Ea-t'rn bnrying ground is to
be found on a hcsdiloiie tbe literary
curiosity following It is to the mem
ory of Lieutenant Nathan Davis and
wife, who were among tb*; first settlers,
in respect to longevity this was a most
remarkable couple. They died one
year apait, at tlie s>;e of i>7 each. His
death occurred in 17*5; that of Jki.-s
Davis in 178t>. The two inscriptions
are side by side, and close with tbe
following unique specimens of grave
yard poetry, supposed to be the tare
well sentiments of the decease i:
Deth is a det
that's justly due,
that i have paid
aud so must yoti.
This det i owa
is justly due
aud i am come to
sleep with you.
At K>i«al,Hi excavating ground for
the new bsrhor, tho bulls of several
ships, long bnri'd iu the earth, have
been laid Uara. Four litis-ian rnen-of
war—l'J <to I8t) feet lung —have been
identiti d, From the inscription, Glo
mes, 1711. on one of the chudou* found,
it seems that the ships were wrecked
after that, and the iaet is curious, a*
showing how rapidly the w-tter has re
ceded. In old times the sea evidently
came up totbe walls of the town, while
at present there is halt a tuile dry land
bet ween the walls and the harbor, and
where great ships r<>de uot very long
ago the locomotive now ruus between
rows of wharves aud merchants' offices.
It is stated that Mi. Oeorjie W
Harding, owner of the Hotel Kauter.
skill in the Catakill mountains,
OoUtemplateu tho removal of one of tbe
large Centennial buildings from I'biU
delphia by canal, and up t > the crest of
the famous High Peak, where he will
transform it iato a summer hotel.
It is tho bin watermelon season witb
the Florida press. Tbe St Augustino
I'rett has one weighing forty-five
pounds. Tbe lirooksville CrateuU goes
it better with one weighing rifty-ono
pounds, and tbe Jacksonville Union
crows l(>udly over a fifty nine pounder.
An English inspector, in his report
on an aocidetu to a train which occur
red on the London and Southwestern
Railway, mentions the fact tbat the
engine bad run a total distance of 329,.
077 miles, ot which 39,103 utiles were
rur» sinue it was last repaired.
Ordinarily the victim of the unloaded
pistol is tho person at whom it is point
ed. but tbe little girl at whom Miss,
Marian F. Chester ot Fort Ogdeu, Fla.
playfully pointed her pistol ran behind
her, and Miss Chester shot aud killed
herself iu the skirmish.
Twenty year* ago * prominent actor
:u * London theater thought hiiuialt
tjrtuujte if be made |su a we» k. Nov
everjr Jourg geutli-uiao with a good
figure and a tfi-ck of fine clothes ex
pects half that outn fcr a tingle ni-lii's
Mtiog.
Visitors have been abundant this
yrar in Switzerland. On Aogost 20th.
SOCW person* were earned to the top of
the Higbi by rail, the greatest cumber
that ever ascended the mountain iu one
day.
Thousands of acres of poplar line
the shores of the Menounoee rieer.
Mich., and the papers up there call for
more pulp mills to chew it up ii<t >
paper stock.
Jennie told bim 'no' one nigbt,
A' d straightway off be hied
To Millie, who aaid 7ea' on sight.
And he was Mollified.
Augusta Ga.. has cow in operation
175.000 spied lea in «•« cotton mills,
representing an investment of
WXJ.OOO.
" Wh»» vera the wor*t result* of the
war?" eriad th« orator. 'Widow*, 1
thou ted Joooa, who had mwrried one.
Ha who baa nothing to do bu no
twin—i to lira.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAIN BAGS
For Sale
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
Apply to
S. BI\TER & CO.,
allied* wtf Front (tract. Seattle
Seattle Boiler Works
SMITH & MARSH
PROPRIETORS,
Yesler's Wharf, Seattle.
HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE BOILERS
/~|F ALL R I !<i D 9 BUILT ACCORDING TO
" " drawing* or Specifications. and Sheet Iron
work ■executed at the shortest notice on the moat
reasonable terms.
REPAIRING
Promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
jrt-tf
To Rerrt.
THBEK HOUSES. IN GOOD ORDER AND
ready for oc upancy. one ia on Fioiit street
aud the other two are on Third utreat. No lease
of lea* than aii months will be given. Apply at
this office. s7-tf
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UMIKD Bratr* Disrein LAKD OFFICE, I i
Olympia Washington Territory. ' I
N OTICE IS HKHEBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
pllsnce with t he provisions of the Act of Coo
grrss approved June 3. Is7B, entitled "An Act for
the sale of Timber Lauds in the States of Califor
nia. Oregon, Nevada and Waaliiagto , Territory,"
Juhn Furn us, of Snohomish county Wash
ington Territory, has this dav filed in this office
his application to purchase the W* of NWk
NWI% of BW'» of Section 13 and NE"i o BEH of
faction No 14. in Township No, 81 North. Range
Ne. i f-jist of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof, are hereby
required to tile their claims In tfcls office withlu
sixty (60) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office in Olympia.
W. T., this the Mth day of August, A.D. 1181.
J. T. BROWN,
aulll-llw Regiaterof the Offica.
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UHiTf I> Statm District Land Ornci, (
Oljmpia, WahliliiKton Territory t"
N'OTICK 13 UEItEBY OIVKN THAT, IN COM.
pltanre with iho provision* of th« Act of Oon
Kren» approved June S, li7s, entitled '• An Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Califor
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
William R. Phillips. of Kitaap county. Washington
Territory, has thii day tiled in thin office bis ap
plication to purchase the f Si of NW V and Nss of
bW >4 of aectlon No. 21, In township No. 33 north,
ran*e No. 4 east of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all p.-ra ua claiming adversely the said
described lan I, or any portion thereof, are hereby
required to file their cl imt in th;- office within
fcixiy |iiO) day?, from date hereof.
ttiven uuder ni> Uiu<l, at my office in Olympin
W. T., this the 12th day of September, A.D. 1881,.
J. T. BROWN,
sl7 llw Register of th Land Office.
L. NEUMAN,
Practical Gunsmith.
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS
tIEPAIRBD.
New Work Made to Order.
COMMERCIAL STREET, SSATTIJS.
SAW CUMMINC A SPECIALTY.
jeJ tf
A. O. IIENJAMIN
I R PKKPAHKD WITH SUITABLE APPLIANCE
1 t'»
MOVE SAFES
AND
Raise, Lower'or Move Build
ings or otiier heavy bodies.
Order* left with Kellogg * Sujder will b«
promptly ai leaded to. dlB-tf
NORTH PACIFIC
Iron Works Co..
Seattle, W. T. t
MAKI FACTTRERH Of
STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS
Saw Mill, Crist Mill A
Steamboat Machinery.
IRON & BRASS CASTINGS
MADE TO ORDKB.
P'«n«. Bp«elleatio«a and Pattern! fnniiaM at
abort notice.
JOSEPH CROW. Superintendent
■Mtf
NOTICE.
Any pabtie j housing *sobomi?h cocs
tj- Koi( d»t»4 pnor taJuaai) lit, Is"*. ana
rnjuaatnl hi >n|wl it to lh* Tntianr of Mid
eor.nty at hia cSu-r is Saohoiulalt Cttj. W. T.. far
rattauptiok.
LOT WILBrB,
T;-a*uiwr of Bii. hou.tnh Const;, W T
Dated tbUrtth day ot August, 18HL ali »w
jjrtM/K i ttl»ITO»«»Lori,
U Jf// \ '«>»t CM A < «ap*wat •>«»
UuMf >•<. W »*. tiAxii W Tlim
VJ ri an. r smunf, 4<an> to Into
■'■ ■» «. » » M. «.jia»i * ami- ■ ■■ ■ »..m.
• -*«• '-H 41 W» "■ fci* aatf
>. » ft ■ ; * -■•«» <i ■ i • -«m, afcaw .a »■ i mi maaa. a*.
h M »s-« » - Frtnlt Mteal Ad ilm " «• Amwi »
<*•* «|W« MBO! «MKiaI«MM, »»4 mn f iiwi ifci
. w- |K#tf»«wa» l*m A
wa-iM 4 a—> •» y »*— — s II I*— — m a—»*aaM W
«*<»«'" ■««h»»» «Ma 4* a*ft M» »W t«i li»
* ;«a »«■-« ** «*• ■■■**"«< +*mWWC%*9mmmo Wm
MISCELLANEOUS.
Read This!
AT THE
Tivoli Beer Hall,
OCCIDENTAL S^CARE,
Can be found a cool gluts of
San Francisco Beer.
Tiß Free.
They keep the largest utock of Bottled B«. r» of
i sny beer saoou m the city. aul<> If
Blackberries
ICEt.OW'B!
i
Having engaged a large amount of
BLACKBERRIES,
We are prepared to rll orders In lota to rait at
short notice. Also, frmh
Native and California
(onatautly on hind.
| IS. BIOELOW & CO
JSVtt Corner Third and Ua'ou .mett.
ACADEMY
* OP THE
Holy Names
WILL BEQPEN
Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1881.
Pupil* will secure an advantage l>y being present .
the first day for claaalfication. JIH-tf ,
SEATTLE
AND
BELLTOWN LINE.
New Winter Arrangement.
|
*•
HAVING OBTAINED A NEW, OOVKBKD AND
elegant Hack, with doors on tli* tide, cuiih- <
ion*, window*, Ac., 1 am prepared to give th« j
public greater accommodation and luxury.
The hack will heraalier leave Belltown at 7 in i
the morning, Seattle at 8, and no on every alternate
hour until 6 In the evening.
Kates will be at follow*:
Single Fare 15 c«nt»
Eight tickets $1
Small packaget* delivered 10 cents
cent*
I have endeavored to meet the public patronage
iu the pant, ami am thankful for that bestowed
upon me. I shall make an extra effort in the fu
ture, and hope lor a coutiuinnne of favor.
1. BEkVO,
■ 10 " Proprietor. \
set UNION Ja
IM & FEED SHBLB,
W. H. BOW Proprietor,
Commeroial stro © 0,
Opposite Arlington House. au'J4-tf
TRUCKING !\D DRIVING,
rpilK UHDUUIQNID, HAVLNu BOT'UHT THE
1 teama, wagons and buMaaaa fonueriy ortM
by Mr. Hillory Butler, art now prepared to do all
kind* of
LIGHT AND HEAVY
HAULING
To and from all parti of B«attle.
They alao have a splendid piano truck, and can
»"» heavy mustc%Un• trtuuat.t» at abort aoUcc.
All order* promptly 1111 rd.
A ahar* of the labile reafwUßlly so.
licited and satisfaction HHtnuiteed.
m»-tf . MIHICK k TROVPSOK
M. DENSMORE
DKALKR IN
FREBH ANO BALTEO MEATS
AND
VEGETAB L EH.
All klsda of Fraak aad Halted Meats, Bologa*
Haoaaga. Etc.. aiwaya on hand.
Shoo CornorThird A Union Btr
THE CHAMPION.
STEAM CLEANER AND TAILOR SHOP
for
LA DIE* AMU BKVTLK.HK.V
nnun.
All Malta ClMiard aad Pnmw1....|4.00
Caal da .... 1.00
Paata 4a .... 75
Vaat da .... so
11* otfcar wort at tkr tovaat rataa^
HENRY HARRIS.
Oertd-ctal Square.
HOW TO CURE
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
COLDS. ASTHMA, CROUP
All Di««ases of the Throat. Lunga
and Pulmonary Organs.
CSI AOOORDIXG TO DIKXCTIONS
ALLEN'S LUNG BALBAM.
■7 M
< • B«miaas~XauMU«u at lauMManay
"*• «, l|M i ■a. frmmpmi Um <d Tfc in TV.
* :*• mil ■ MIW «• ■|M m ■ II ml W
in Jtfc *aM>OuiMl«
nm
'-V MV>« >iian «
►» «- «• flian I >bU. WW WWI l.i I » MM
tklaulia
. w a )U,.;i.iaii I*-
• • • r»l 4*u4ftaa ■ i| yai* waaft toaa
4 C a y.«>- * «a» a» * iII ■ II Haiw aa a» % >
W«a 4 ,11 >i U* Ma a- k
I (MISCELLANEOUS.
ihi & ciiritu,
JORRERS AND RETAILERS IN
i llardwaro, Iron,
! 7 7
Steel, Ac., Ac.
MIDI lUhl l! WAGONS.
j W. A. HARRINGTON. ANDREW .SMITH,
Bc * t,lc - Sao Fraoctaoo.
HARRINGTON & SMITH
SUCCESSORS TO
i'KAWFOKD & 11VKltl\t.TO\.
Importers and Wholesale JftealerM in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE,
Flour and Feed,
Iron and Steel,
Paints, Oils,
Croekerv and Glassware.
ALSO COMPLETE STUCK OP
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AGENTS FOR
Red Crown Flour Mills, of Alban- 4
Eureka Lime Co., San Juan,
Fish Bros- & Oo.s Wagons,
—A N D
Imperial Northern, Queen and fcondon
•Insurance Companies
OF LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
Aggregate Capital $38,0f0,000
HARRINGTON & SMITH,
yj-jl Commercial at- L Seattle* W. T.
J. SCHRAM & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO HUGH McALEER & CO.-
Wholesale und Itotail Dealers in
Stoves, Ranges. Tinware,
SHEET LEAIi, SHEET COPPER ANij ZMC.
All JOB H'OUK pertaining to the bu.ii,.-.. promptly attended to.
>rdera from abroad so Lie) ted, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
GS roat Reduction'in p r ioo!
CfT CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS,
J. SCBLRAM c*s 00..
COMMERCIAL BTHEKT, SEATTLE W T
Settle, July 1. lttsl. ' ' '
- dAwtf
WM. WILUAKHOH
A LIIKUT KKLLUOO
PUGET EOUNDRY.
WILLIAMSON Jt KELLOOU, I'ROPItIETOBtf
ALL KINDS OK
I HON AN I) BRASS CASTING
Done at •hurt notice and in a •Atufactnry Manner.
Front otreet. Seattla, W.T.
SAMUEL JEt JE KT 2ST E "ST
IML jk bc c; nr rap r jp ■mL«» ■%
HAS 0* HASD A CHOICE A*6OKTM£.N*T OF
GENTS' SUITS AND FURNISHING GOODS
A Lao—
B«K«, Hhw,, Krojftni, Robber iiMda. L«oIe. • Klm.,' Galtor.,
* pd '* there wlm t Sue fcMortmrot of retrain Bi,d Vone&Ve n -
Hmvw*. kc., kc„ which he will Dtki to order at Lltlbj UMMBur*. Kliillr
OCMMMCUL mm.3EATTLK. *t T„. 0« M C *U.«.A. A CUMU
WA CHONG & CO.,
CHIAA r JD*3A. WVOMIK
I Omwee. Mui: i ; ~ ■ EIOE
iOVIMI, ml oUm: » ' 1 *t" V Aad til kiud*at :
jr*4«irta« Ok!«•••; CUiKa OOODi,;
#i-T. kinds or
TEA DIRECT FROM CHINA, THE PUREST AND BEST'
Price from 40 cent* to 16 por lb.
41 tW Brtofc Wow wwmt of Wuhlagtoa »l TMK a—ttfr.
INO. 97.