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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
TUESDAY, JUNE 1srH, A. D., Isl
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Robert w. Keene and katherine
W W. keene. his wife by their certain deed
1853, anu recorded in the recorder oofice for
Lsiaystte county, state OF Missouri. in deed
Price, as trustee, tie following described tracts
snd parcels Of land situated In the comfy OF
Lafayette and state of Missouri, to-wit: The
west hair or the southwest quarter Of section
twenty.four (a4) also the east half of the south
east quarter VI section twenty-three (21, all in
township htty GO), of range twenty seven (27),
containing one hundred and sky (lB1) acres,
in trust to secure the payment OF u certain
promissory note and Liabilities in said deed of
having moved out of this state while thu trus
remained uRexecuted, and the Circuit court on
said Lafayette county. atthe August term. 1878,
the 9Th day OF August, 1878, upon the petition OF
Thomas Price, the cestuyqle trust and guardian
Of the persons and estates OF Thomas NJ. Price,
Mary L. Price and William Price, minors, ap.
pointed the Undersigned, sheriff, rs trustee, L
execute the trust NJ. resaii, and default having
~ note according to the tenor and elect thereof:
Now, therefore,. by virtue of the terms of the
holder Of said note, l., George NJ. Mountjoy.
sheriff and trustee, appointed rs Aforesaid, wilh
MONDAY, JUNE 18th, A. D., 1876,
at Lexington, Lafayette county state of MIS-
souri,, before the courthouse door, between the
hours OF nine O'Clock in The forenoon anu five
O'Clock in the afternoon. sell pHblcly at sue-
ton to the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, the
real estate herein before described, or so much
thereof n may be necessary 10 satisfy the said
promissory note and the costs and expcnces OF
this trust.
Witness my hand, this Goth day Of May, 1886.
may2otd GEO. NJ. MUUNTJDY, Trustee.
The above lands. lie lmmedia'e ely in front of
JOS. F.. Smiths house, one quarter of a mile
from the Warrensburg road sad six miles from
lexington 1t is fenced IN three enclosure $, %
acres in grass. 60 OF which is in timothy, and
the balance in a high state of cultivation, an,
haa nm n nna ~ tka A,., IL .--
lTWNsHlP PLATs tor sale at the. INTEL
GENCxR Office.
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.PROfOsALs
l I'm ~ s''.isa,FFoRn IS SEA s-a-a1..
PRINTING! PAPER
STATIONERY.

s5r14 1879 . AH% STATE Ft MfSsoUkI, 1
nh n w Veseps.pss ss E,th, g. a qs co%%i Il Ssss'e 81
Public Frlnti6g 81 me stEseiEoh Mlssotfi HSseby,
81: z. sss so oass. , Sf.ss ss sssl sssSss: 81 s ssss 'ia re 'Gisa
q Jsfsrsodns, Until st6t hour OF rwsise Ssefocks
=. ,sf SATURDAY The tsest, fourth day Jun
payer 9of lie si sta asii psintIdr spsf : Sotft b4snsse
o oaBGs .e Gs1 9er s.aS sem az a A .Ss Eassasiss H..
paper And articles 81 Stationery &C tne same
ordered by said Commissioned for the tern OF
one year from and, alter the first day Oi July,
eighteen hundred and seventy. six. =
ga hSndssa 400 re.@s \. DENY paper. q lbs
One hundred 1oo, realms Of fist.csp psper, IL
pounds per ream. raa..g 81.
One hundred n0e), resms fat letter paper for
One hnndfed .fOO) aresns ldoab e-nss cap. 50
pG S6e: baPs ss ssi1 doo OF r. ans lleasal-esaspp il paper, Is
FiftT i50l rsams Manila Wrapping paper, IS
pounds per resm- as $50 .sgv=HaGas .ala :
co E,ay go @, Esa@; ,s sSlG 4 eS g Sa RaRsF b Ss;s senS1
y Twsty-1ve (26) leams Pest Ice paper.1 i
Rvs thousand g .o00l Envelopes, white No. 9.
Five ~ gross a. W. Fabsr's lead pencils,
~: {5 sl9ss A. ". Faber'. red and blu.
Two Hl gross Fsber' 8 Ink and pencil erssers
One ~ gress Rogers. steel er..srs: s.aa,1. ,
> One Suadrsd dor gross s-.eelpens. s.serted.
Five PRs h g asssS a sSs sfs:: R Psa6ssiss, ; ssssSsssS:
stationery s 70 !. paeiises.d R q The stat ssst. s G.nisei IN IN
.as .s ssaS line. Il ssa aaa e s ssia a ss,assfy :. 2 81 cs%e
miSsioners OF Public Printing shall dirSct ssaid
paper ead sEticless Of ststionery to be ssalE In
tanned 6 the onice Of tie Secretary of State.
All Of said paper and articles OF stationery 10
cost Of, or charge for boxing, transportation
Each Bidder is required to conform to- the fol-
lowing provision OF section "a, of said ACT in
TsIn ssid proposais shall be distinctly and
specifically stated the price per feam for the
iSr III other paper. and me j price ss'i Per ps article tsd9
stationery required tor the General Assembly q
either House thereof, and for the Executive De
psrtments. Each propoeal shall be aecompan led
with at lesst two good and sufficient sureties,
satisfactory to the Commissioners of Printing,
in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, CON
ditiOned for the faithful performance pursuant
to this act. OF his or their contract, and for the
payment as liQuidated damages by such bidder
or or. Sid 1bs RI 70 to the h state e q ANY. Amy S snsssses . or coats ;ts
state may be obliged to pay for such paper and
stationery by reason of the failure of such bid
panied by such bond shall be entertained by ths
commissioners OF Printing. II the Commits.
sioners Of PRINTING shall have reasons to Believe
that at any letting of contracts for paper OF
stationery ths bidding therefor il unfair, fraud.
ulent or exorbitant. they shall, II they ueem il
ding and relet the contract" ~.
MCH'L X. McGRATH, Secretary of State,
THOS. HOLIDAY, State Auditor,
m27-4t COmmIssiOncrs of Public Printing.
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FINAL

| M Office Is hereby given to all creditors an,
In others interested in the estate of Henr,
Neville, deceased, that the undersigned, admin
~istrator oil said estate, intends to make . iina
settlement of said estate at the July term, 1876
of the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, to be begun and held at the COURTEOUS,
in the city OF Lexington on the first Monday il
July. 1876. WM. f: DOWDEN,
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EWhen Mark Antony threw him.
self upon the 'dear remains" of his
loved Cesar in q Pittsburgh theatre
the other evening, he struck tho
H~corpse'' fair in the stomach, which
had the effect of doubling it up with
q grunt that rather detracted from
the solemnity, of the occasion.
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.

MISS Matte Gordon and Mrs. Hultz
-INl have opened Q Millinery Establish. IN
.ment over the store of Halfz 3 Co. on ~
Main Crosse street, neas the Methodist @N%
church. We have just received and Intend
keeping on hand a full supply Of all kinds of
goods usually kept in our line OF business. We
cordially invite friends and the public general
ly to give us q call and examine goods AMI prices
before purchasing elsewhere. We will take all
kinds of country produce in exchange for goods
II CaOr8tfl I'D
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
IN ested that the undersigned was sPpointed
ut the April term, 1875, by the Probate Court Of
the person and estate OF Matte A. Bumgarner.
q person of unsound mind. and filed his bond
May 2srd. 1876. JOSEPH FILES,
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FINALSETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all creditors and
IN others interested in the partnership estate Of
;1unstail q Son, composed OF joseph ". Tuns-
tall. deceased. and Harry 3 Tunstali survivor.
tor Of said estate, Intends to make q final settlc-
ment Of ssia estste at the July term: !s76, OF
the Probate court Of Lafayette county, Missouri.
city OF Lexington, on the first Monday in July.
ls76. YE Es;sG 81 HAIRY B.. TuNsTALL. -
mav27.6t Administrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
8. p. ARNOLD,

ID E~SPECTFULLY calls the attention of
n her friends and the public. TO her IN
New and Beautiful Stock OF Spring and "A
Summer Millinery, in addition to which RTN
she receives all novelties in Ronnets and Hats
direct from the Eastern markets. Gail and ex-
anime. Orders for repairs IN Straw work done
on short nc tice. Hair work done with neatness
and dispatch. Dress-msking will receive care.
full attention. mayl3 Inn
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~ TRUSTEES sAIEITTd'

- - aa+ ~ 49, HEa@% nv
aTATUEREAS. Thomas B.. SeaweH aud James
? WIN. seawen.1 BY their deed ef trust. dated
EApsil;30sh,s 1874. and recorded In the recorder's
office for Lafayette county, Missouri in book
10 on page 24s., conveyed to the undersigned,
trustee, the following described real estate sit.
mated inisaid Lafayette county, to-wit:s "a part
81 ths southeast quarter of section tthirty-two
Id township ffiy-one (5l), Of range twenty.
seven f2O. iIbomded NJ follows: Beginning ut
q stake. from which, another stake situated four
teen QD chains and sixteen 'QeJ links south of
the northeast corner of saiu quarier section,
bears east ten 40 chains, and run hing thence
west ten 10) chxins to o. stake; thence south ten
1Q0o chsins ;sthence east ten (l0) chains; thence
north ten IQO) chains to the beginning, conrain-
ing teh S0J acres, which said conveyance was
made In trust to secure the payment OF q certain
promissory note therein described, and. where
IS. Said note has long since become due and de-
fanlt was nsde in the payment thereof; Now,
therefore, IN accordance with the terms OF said
deed or trust, and at the request Of the legal
holder OF said mute, /, the Undersigned, trustee,
will on, u
TUESDAY. JUNE 18TH, A. d 1876,
between the hours of ten O'Clock. in the fore
neon sud I've O'Clock in the afternoon of that
dag. prNcesd 10 sell said above described real
estate at public vendue, to the highest bidder
Tor cash, ihtffOnt Of the courthouse door in the
ctsy OF Lexington, county Of Lafayette, and
Ast9xs or Missouri, to- sstisfy and pay on said
note and interest, and the cost Of executing this
trust. JOHN L. KYLAND, trustee.
Ei MAY HUH. 16Y6. q . saIN.aa-asA zF4-G mav12td
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

A gentleman in this city has q pair
of pantaloons which were worn by
one of his %ancestors q hundred years
ago. They r made of home-spun
cloth, except the seal. which is Of
thick leather. 1t is inferred from
this that the original owner was 6
book agent.-Norwich Bull eth.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
NOTlCE.ol

NOTICE IL hereby given to all p~ersonsinters
IN Gated that the cundersigned was. appointed
Court Of Lafayette county, state OF Missouri,
guardian Of the person and estate Of Caroline
Crptsipger, Q persont OF gls ound mind. Bond
filed MAY Ono, 1876. LEWIS c.. EICHLER, =
=" Ynavl3.sk eHi- - hSfEa' h. Guardian.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
FINAIS ENT.

NOTICE lie hereby given to all creditors and
IN others interested In the estate. of Joseph v.
ecutor and executrix of said estate. intend to
make . final settlement Of said estate at the July
term, 1876, of the Probate court Of LAFAYETTE
courthouse in the city of Lexington. on the first
Monday in July. 1876. aHa f.tizH ..s %
HARRY b. TUNSTALL, Executor.
m21-5t ANNA N. TUNSTALL, Executrix.
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors sno
IN others Interested in the estate of VIrginin
Corder, deceased, that the Undersigned, ad-
final settlement of said estate ut the July tfS1
1915, of the Probate Court OF Lafayette county
Missouri, to he begun and held at the cOIrt-holise
in the city of Lexington on the first Monday In
July, 1876. ANDELUSIA CORDER,.
iune3-5t Administrative.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREASs Jeremiah p. Sesvell and Mary
~ n Sea Mf ms wife. and Thomas b.
Of. July s1ss7 ! andrrecorded IN HE recorder's
roeace f9l LAtAyetts county. Missouri, in book
IN =. $500. 7, e. pages 81; 9. IS End q, conveyed to
cite, and state of Missouri, to-wii:, Ten Q0)
northeast quarter Of section number Ave () lp
sSs nossRs az ne! tse's 81 e r faoss s sEsP sss g% . e2::
hereby conveyed is the northern line of said
east half Of. the northeast quarter of,said sec
ton; also THAT part OF the southeast quarter Of
s.ssion number ,hirty-twos go. in township
afy -qnei aGl1.g Of range twenty-seyeni (27),
bounded as follows: Commencing Vt u stuke
from which the southeast corner OF said quarter
Themes north Ten (l0) acbsLns to . stake; thence
TO chk.ns toh stake; thence east to the begin
no nship hlty.on. lsiS. Of range ls7j bound.
said quarter section, and running thence north
ten 90 chains 70 . stake; thence west ten QO)
chains to . stake; thence south Ten QO) CHAINS
s staa; s8asy.9 tsos a sss sig sls os rs following II IN .e lSys
tie said Ten do iS,l acres or u lana @n herein irs sea aboss =
described, being = portion Of said east half d.
the northeast quarter Of said section fire (5),
e .9s sn { aIso e ens GO. sse} S.l e II fi tss so sxsn.yss guar
I ter. OF section eight ~, Of the said last named
township and range, except twenty 20 acres
taken on of the south end of SAID tract,
hsretofore decided by Pollard 70 Shaw /;
cure the OF one certain promissory note
therein mentioned and described; and whereas,
said note and the interest thereon, are due and
unpaid; Now, therefore, At the request of the
owner Of said note and under and in pursuance
Of said deed Of trust. l the undersigned, trustee,
VIII on '~s ~ t'tH. ai % H
q TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, A. D., 1876,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
dsy. in front OF the courthouse door, IN the city
souri, offer for sale ut public yendue for cash,
to the highest bidder the above described real
/ estate. or SO much thereof rs may, be- necessary
for the payment of the note herein mentioned
and the interest due thereon, with the costs and
| expenses Oi the aforesaid trust. ail = L..
| mayl3td II. S. 4. Trustee.
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NOTICES hereby givento at psrsOns inter-
IN ested, that the upderligpeds aqsispee Of
Robt. F. Wsddell, will be Ct the Courthouse. in
Lexington, Missouri, upon the6tf, 7tt- anu sth
claims against said Wsddell.uL. zt .g.a
mch4-3m TH0S. Il. AUSTIN, Assignee.
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Mseklg gatelligenfer.
W0MARs VEIL.

A WUMAhS VEIL
It is full manya season since,
When I Was summering at Gaps Nay:
They had u folish fashion then
Mayhap they have the same to-day
That every lady in the dance,
Ifpleased with any. should not iali
Unto the partner she preferred,
To give her veil!
And there WAS one I mind me'of,
Whose name-weil, never mind her name;
Helen or Alice, BlsncheorJ Jane,
To you who read will be the SAME;
But that Did fashion OF the Wells,
HAPPY recalls the past and stlrs
Memories that cluster round the night
She gave me hers.
She flushed poor child, in giving it,
And l. too, felt my brow grow warm,
As laughingly, with fingers deft,
She knotted it about my arm,
And though the color on her cheek
Was ike the light in morning skies,
/ thought I saw a holier dawn q
Within her eyes.
The dance was over. and we strolied
Out from the ball room's giItssL,ng press,
Clasped each one in its cool caress;
And sauntering on, we reach the sea,
The far waltz music's cadence sweet
Mixed with the sounds of waves that died
About our feet. 10
We talked, of what, I now forget,
But carelessly or seeming 30;
Next day I was to leave but then
In town we'd meet again you know.
All welI-a-day! the gods dispose,
And ruined hopes are worse than vain;
She laughed Eood-byI never saw $500,
Her face again.
Time changes us not tor theAbsst,
Though grief sometimes defeats his art
And keeps q little patch spring green
In the white winter of the hearts
And mine. though colder grown with years.
Feels that it is not frozen quite
As memory goes wandering back
To that June night.
And sometimes on the hummer ewes, r
Within my chamber all alone,
l watch the moon rise DER the rooh
And think I hear the ocean tone;
And through the smoke Of my cigar
See loves and joys I have not met,
That, as they vanish In the haze,
Leave my cheeks wet. g Fl-a
Life's q sad puzzle, and our hearts
Grow faint in searching for the cluei
She went sefore at twenty-five
And I live on at 6fty-tw0
And wait the end, for well 1 know
That l shall meet her, without fail,
On some spring morning. and till then
keep the veil. ~
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NOTICE OF RESIGNATION.

no all persons concerned: Take notice, that
estates OF George II. Moore and John W.
Moore minors, will at the July term of the Pro-
bate court of Lafayette county, Missouri. TO be
ton, county seat of said county, on the 3rd day
Of July, 1876. apply to said court for leave to
resign the Office and trust of guardianship OF
said estates. CHARLES Z. JOHNSON,
muy17.5t Guardian. 10
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10

An Irishman once ordered q paint
er to draw his picture and to repre-
sent him standing behind a tree.
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The Noted Saddle Stallion
YOUNGCADMUS

WILL make the present eea-
w son ut my stable i've miles 5Tl
'southeast'of Lexington at $40 AAe
able when the fact Is ascertain XA"
ed or mare parte,i with. Care ~
taken to prevent accidents, but no responsibility
ty should any occur.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Young CadInus IS abeautiful sorrel, l5k hands
high. ten years cd. well formed ia very par
ucnlar, goes all the Rnils. aud kind aud gentle
under saddle. He was sired by Murry's Albion.
Of Kentucky, he,by Imported Albion. His dam
was by Kings Cadmus, Of Kentucky, 2ud uam
by Canadian Copperbottom, 3rd dam by HamIl-
tonian, 4th dam by Blackburn's Whip.
SprS-2m W. q. WADDELL.
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WANTED,

TNO exchange IL Well improved farm OF 246
L acres wIthin six miles Of Columbia, BGoue
county, for y farm in Lafayette or Saline cCuu-
ty. Address: R.. E. B., Box 1855.
] sep25 Columbia, Mo.
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TWNsHlP PLATS tor sale at the INTELL
L GENCxR Office. :
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-11

WALLA WAtLA IrEMs -Crickc,s
along the Yellow Hack and toward the
Wall, Walla river arc getting to b.,
quite destructive. At first people
thought they were c>trsys or travelling
for their health, bnt finally they b,'-
came 50 thick that they ara nov looked
upon as old settlers. hard 70 exprl
stock hogs. in fact hogs of any kind.
are very scarce, ar rather in great DE-
maud ia Walla Walla valley. There .
apparently considerable whoa; d,wu.
not tx or worth harvesting. Al cvvty
farmer blessed with ,uch graiu j. W Il :
ing "a harvest. thy,,>h au3 saju il H. the
shape If hsvou. Mr Ii MeGuir,
living oa Ra>sell creek, about forr
miles from Walla Walla. cut and
thrcshed on Saturday last and Moud "
forenoon sixty acres # volunteer wheat.
which tarued out - bushels TER acr,.
Quiok work and a good yield.
WalIa Walla farmers will nearly finish
harvesting this week Their universal
verdict l. that the wheat. both in quail
ny and quantity. was never as good
aud large before
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CCMM115IoaER'S COURT.

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d y TtyIor Ill. = " CnJwor,h
Inspector.
Son,k prreinrt-F lsc.io-, ~ H.. hold
~ the h.,u~.. of William p;rkcr;.,, :.
Thosna. Cherry and I = Ad,r7v
Judges. James Bush INSPECTOR
T.ll Py,ci,.ct- Election - IL h.lt =.
the house ~ James Fuiw;~tle No,
Morris and James.E,twi.,le Ind.
Gearge Hilton. Inspector
Mox.la-Push Decentralization to
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THE DAILY IATELLIGENfR.
Friday, August l. 1875.

f,,v.ffzs.oxvr4 g.tfur --Y-...-.4sv
~ > ar P'''7'' ~ - al A'''ss'
|.rxe uuaa1 er ~ D.l.- against tAe g 4an.-
- sa,aas.siug Ia to-. aggre.ate - ~.
"a ts.sffI.. ordering sora. = ~ >, H.
aid ~. Carkesk on aceoaat II the
=. ,.,.,rac.ioa q the new co1n.v itfI rsox
IN rrocess # erection. Tn tie matter
If tie petition of y. T Denuy - a. AID
II A Smith - H. relative 20 -~1p-g.irig
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT Mr. George II
Clarke. the well known merchant Of
this city, met with painful accident
last sunday morning. II company with
Mr. Ed Il. Hall Mr. Clarke left this
city last week for hunting excursion
up the Columbia. sunday forenoon
they were out about - miles above the
Dalles engaged in shooting prairie
chickens. The parties had separated a
short distance aud were looking for
game when the accident occurred 4
brace Of prnirie chickens suddenly
flew up close to where Mr.. Hall was
standing. when that gentleman dis
charged his towing piece at the game.
Mr. Clarke was about - yards distance
~ the moment and was not exactly
IN the direction where tho gun was
discharged Bat strange to say mum
Der of the bird shot struck Mr.. Clarke
In d'fercut portions of the body. One
shot took effect just above the left eye,
inhictlng painful wound. and threat.
oning the annihila'iou of the SIGHT Of
the optic The Other shot penetrated
only = little way Through the skin. and
the injnry resulting Is very slight.
Messrs- Clnke anil Hall returned 10
the city or Monday and the wounded
gentleman IS At present confined TO his
h"iae, The shot have been extracted
aud Mr. Clark will soon be around
again. j, Is exceedingly forum. tl
that the accident was not more s5riou,
-- OvgoHidH.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

t.' Or =. J Barber. # Portland.
Oregon. wilt visit Seattle August l2;h.
rensining few days. and would be
plea al To sec any who May require the
services Of dentist.
DRArr, Drafts will be sold on
all the principal cities If Europe, by
Andrew Chilberg. Office at Chilberg
brothers store. Seattle, W T
&" Who can't afford 10 dress ny
no~ Go 10 >chvabacher's and ct the
latest style Il silk Hats for six
dollars
- For good. cool glass OF Lager.
Se - ihe Adelphla. opposite Yesler's
Hal
FRESH San Francisco ssda c.acksrs
AZ Chliherg Bros.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-11

4 VALUABLE Mar Messrs. East
wick, Morris 81 Co. having lately sur
veyed out the Seattle Coal and Trans
portation Company's line of the rail
road from the Bay to Lake Union. have
just completed "a map Of the route
through the various additions 10 this
city over which II travorses From il
the Company will be enabled at glance
80 ascertain the mum bers Of the block
aud lots IA we'll as the Addition through
which their road passes The map i.
handsomely aud artistically executed
with the usual accuracy of the engineer.
who executed the survey. and will
prove of Invaluable service 20 the Com
pauy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-11

\ BOWLING ALLEY. We call at
teution - the Advertisement ia another
column of Ole Guunison's Bowling
Alley lie has fitted up the basement,
of the building known as the Wisron
san house in fine style and has two
splendid alleys which are complete in
all their appointments, and afford
excellent facilities for all lovers of that
amusement for an enjoyable pas,ime rs
we'll as +. satisfactory trial of their
skill. Ia connection with his alley he
hss a first class saloon. where the best
ot lager and cigars can be obtained.