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filled # up to within quarter Of All inch OF tho
brIm, leaving room for aniy about n gill mnrc.
:, Now, ~ Is well known to the beer community,
tho salooil-kecpcr or tho bartender mover nus
caak, MS to allow the heer to r,,n rapidly int9 5
the glass. and by the Limo The latter lleli ltcu
with beer tho foam ID already running oYeI Tug
sides. Hers. tl'cn,, At The vsfy stas1, ,ca, =
manies.ly only ealf glnss o. neer, lor w,ne w'"S
glass. II The customer ia IN hurry. having i1s
an engagement OH tlle Doarl of Trade q At tt'o
opera, he proDably does not walt for thc oeee e.;
u settle, hut Ut oDco raiaes Tug Eaass ~ ,a nso
ns l9ws os portion o. " eao ts ir'l bser under
meath. II, on tllc other hand, ny % lsasa1' oa
nlat,, and have plenty nf time at hfs co1'mau,
he will set tilc glass down upon tno eo1ueea eoa
I ana T1t ,dn =. nanwle 1"a II ieaE one elbow
cnrclcssly Upon the bar aud conigetsing VIII W..
lie barkecpcr Or any chance acquaintance WHO
n'9{ T. 1 .ei,iom That glass drawn from tue kcg,
,rter hstn, niinwcl To settle, ls more than
tbrce-fourt},s full. Tint may 10 relicI upon.
This suggests agaiu the proposition Tor cheap
er beer. xr,.,
ytts needed in two particulars, namely: pricc
and liz. beer ought to hc bought for less than
f5ve renta. and morc Of It than can TIC got at
nrrsent. Wlynt pleasure Is 1t TO cvcna mod
erato drinker to fmbtbc beer WHICH he knows Is
comparatively h1h!-pflceu a!u H1lEu oHt ~ I.oof
measarei Even TIC. csttet1G drtnker, who I'm,
nnrit,u therefor tic full price, must arknowl-
easth eaEe thu Urgency of ths reasoning, and eploro
III lnaat1pte greed Of the inonstGrs In nen's
Clothing who hnndlc tlle hcer-giass.
The objection Is liable to be entered on he
half Of tic sntoon-kccpcrs that they cun1ot
afford TO lower the prize. They may claim tllat,
cycn at Tho present rate of five cenis per glasa,
they cannot get wealthy inslde Of two or three
years, Well,
WHAT DOES DEEn cosTf
Here arc tho figures, showing the cost Of man.
ufact11rc, obtained from le1ding brewer:
al nafr
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SEATTLE. oct. "a, 1876

SEATTLE. oct. 26, 1876
Council met pursusnt to adjournment,
Mayor Weed in the chair Councilmen
presen. a, rollcsll were Nessrs. Bell.
Denny. Ga'tert. Hall, Kcnney ard Lea
nv
Minutes 1T last msc,ing were read
and approved.
pn motion the City Attorney MAS in
s,racte,i to draw an ordinance Fegu.a.
ing the duties e Fire Warden
Oa motion the position ot City Lamp
lighter was declared vacant.
Marshal Turnball wss authorized 20
attend Ia the duties Of C,,y Iamplight
er AMI receive the same compensation
IS heretofore allowed
On mot Ion the marshal ~As author
iresi 10 purchase handouts. nippers and
dark lanterns for tine 49, - the cry
police.
Ga motioa the centennial lamp p'1
Was ordered ~ the center os the alley
near the city prism.
The CITY surveyor flesi bis eertlnca'e
e tile comple,ion Of the grade IN Front
street. between Columbia snd Marion
streets
On motion the Coancil adjourned
WV. A IyNAy. City Clerk
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,


q Jonc.,. w II Williams, san Fran
cisco; Robert Mccain. City; Peter Nc
Arthur. Squak; Chas II L.ballister,
Dnwami,h river; d S~idel. rockingham
Bay. ) Swenson, Kansas; " & Fullard,
Coupeville; Edmund Mallct. Tulalip:
John Cole, Eugene City; Josiah II
Snow. Conp-vill- J e Gregory wife
aud family. Nelson Mitchell. Mime
sofa; ] Mccoy. Portland: J p Ham
mond. r Hammond. Port Madison; ]
q McGAw Jr. San Francisco; Amos
Brown. Olympia; Jas Kavanaugh, Sno-
homish. ] T sabbath aud wife, Lin
coin. Ncb; II l. Whitney. Z Coast
Survey; + u Wilson. Victoria; W II
Reeves and wife, Snohomisb, liver Frau
mass and wife. John Frsunass. Yank-
ton. y +; sam Hsssard, Snohomish; }
+ Lewis. Thos Carries. Geo Bennett.
Scranton. Pa; Miss Wilson. Mrs Leigh
burg and child. Mrs Jane Wilkes aud
family. San Francisco; Miss Huson.
Wildly Island; james Marlborough,
Newcastle. 4 ] Rachlyn. San Prsn-
e~co; Rev. + Weeks. W = Taylor, u
.uautcb '''e "Unhs y Nah"s L'I'f
Island.
NEW ENGLAND.
ID Wallace, b II Mitchell, C. Rei,z,
City; Miss Eublin. Seattle Mines: Thos
Cron-y. G. Fraser. II Toklas, ID Cable,
NJ McIiugh. San Francisco J W Czech
ran and wife. Chicago; + Shay. Poin.
No Point. G Hall. Mrs Good. White
River: McRedmond, Squak: Geo W
Eastman and wife, Nebraska; j Viii.
hams. r Franch. La Conner W Wheel
ing. BelliughAm Bay; f. ID Kroner. I
Dickinson. Pom, Elliott; T Elwsll,
Snohomish; NJ ID Cogswell and wife
New Tacoma; q II Hooker, Port Dis
covery; Murphy, Mt Smith. 3 W
Scowtield. Lowell; Joseoh NJ SNOW. Oak
Hsrbor; Cap, Nugent. Hakely Cap.
Wilson. ] Miles. Madison; Jackson
Port Gamble; Mr. Watkins, Seattle
Mines
AMERICAN HOUSE.
GIL johnson. Il Gontier. Portland
n Clark, Port Gamble: II Murray. Ia
coma L Brown. Seattle; W McCallis
ter. White River: ] Watson. Seattle
Coal Mine 4 Hills. New Mexico: J
A Hoxie' S,esmer "Favoritc:" J s Nc.
Clure. Sandwich Islands; W b Cros
sou, Arkansas: G. Clemerr. City
| Wilson, TscoIna
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HoIg lsprsTRY Neno 3. the
store Of Nessr. Hall Z p&uIsDu y.s.er-
dav. sosDe Of III ancs cits,nber ,e,.
,ha: no have ever seeu on thss easss.
They were well completed AMI te.a,i.
fully designed. bat their GROWING me-
i vas ia the exquisite b~agty Of The
sood frotn which they we're mad Tbs,
l. If an elegant grain. gery hard and
susceptible o. nDe polish. ]. - both
ing more than cur indigenous swan -
OF red maple, which grows IN such
abundance ia this Territory Bat IS or-
namental wood we venture - say that
it Is second 20 n0ne produced II The
United H,atc, i, ociips.s The walnut,
in pan. II beauty !. susceptible 81 =.
higq a polish, and Ia IA al respects. TO
our notion. superior 20 il. ard W. appre-
bend that the time - no. FAR dlstan,
whoa ihs demand for this wood vii! IT,
great Painters are wont ~ believe
that BY their ar they can make az ar
,lficial grain which far -arpss-e= the
na,ura. wosd in point 81 f.auty. Bot
The falAcy Of this tJi.as, h wtlI sIlns-
frats-d IN the above mentioned stab
i.shneut. There our attention was
also called ~ grr nice chagb-er
sct. made Ira te Fr.nci>co of
California pine Tie painters had
evidently done their be., to grain
il IN maple. and though they had dis
played admirable skill in limit .ting the
handy work of mature. he - hole thing
looked cheap and mean when compared
with beautiful st made from our ma
pie. The former though very excel
lcnily designed. aud we'll finished. suf-
lers greatly by comparison with the lat
ter. We were informed 10y Mr.. Hall
that since they began 20 manufacture
chamber sets Of this wood the demand
has been equal 10 their capacity toSp
ply them. Though they have . large
number OF elegant walnut and counter
ieit maple sets. ION which the ingen
OF. painter had done his best the ma
pie sets were always preferred. In
fact they found IL quite impossible tn
dispose oil any others but them. When
they get into their new quarters they
intend 10 make up many other articles
of furniture ot the same material. AMI
anticipate rs great success The demand
for this wood ia san Francisco - con
stantly increasing aud is now fully
equal 10 our ability TO supply IL.
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IT MAY SAVE Your LIFE-There
is no person living bat what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases.
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. vet
some would die rather than pay IS
cents for bottle of medicine that would
cure them. Dr.. A. BoscHEE's GER
NAN SYRUP has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany. aud its
wondrous cures astonishes every one
that tries 1t. If you doubt what we say
in print. cut this out and take il to your
Druggist and get a sample bottle for Is
cents and try IT, Two doses will relieve
you. Regular size IS cents.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Agents.
San Francisco.
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JCBu.sTIoSs At HoNoLCLr-Late
issues Of the Comm<rriai Adsertissr, pub.
lished at Honolulu. give u glowing &C.
count Of the rejoioings recently held in
that city. over the passage by the
United States government Of the Ha-
wsiian Reciprocity Treaty. which, went
into full force and effect on the 9th uIt
The jubilee consisted Of q torch -ligh.
procession. speeches, illnminations aud
fire works IL Is further stated that
foundations for new brick buildings
had already begun to be laid on the
strength of the treaty.
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CAKELFsssEss. - 4 Dutchman once
informed Missourian. that the great
~, trouble with his (ths Missourian'sl
conntrymen was tina, their fors'houghts
always came afterwards. Now, hat is
Just the troubl. with u great miny II
this country. whose enterprise and go
aheadativ.ut.- ~. Josh Billings puts
u. j. most conmcndable One inst anc"
ri this WAS practically iilnstrat-d la'e
last u.gh'. one oar tags came
-ieanibs mp the hay. II , brisk tat,
with - long l,oatn oi lo2s IN tow. She
shot in st Coimans b'alsa. nn ,b' Inrth
side II Yeslrr's wharf hiteh.d the logs
80 oi,e os the l..om ei,sins. aud hi,t
away with a. much h.st. saa AtnbinD
charger. The logs wrfc soon trailing
away out IA the l,ay. by the |. al the
wharf About this 'l,ue the Aunie
stewart attempted o. baek cat from
her landing as usual aud the Captain.
not knowing that IN. h.gs hail l,"cn lief,
I'm this careless manner. Ard not being
abl. to see them on ~cc1unt ~ TN"
sicnsa darkness. ran tull up against the
boom. breaking several arms and buck
et. nui of the wheel Fortunately
l~pt. Brown,r -a~ tho logs il lime TO
stop the speed of the boat sufficiently
90 save the ruaders The damage Was
considerable. and IL should serve 10
teach wholesome lesson 'o the careless
olss We hop, that such carcicssnrss,
which i, of too frequent occurrence
here. will be guarded against in the fu-
,ure Haste makes waste and that's
whats the mstter-teo much haste
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CANADIAN Pacific RAILROAD Mr.
Ryan, ouo Of the eontraet.'rs for ssrtian
No. -. O,uada Paeific hallway. i IN
the city Thu. section extends from
Fort william. Thunder Bay. 10 Pigeon
River. dlstancs Of il2 miles. By the
terms nf the contract the contractors
have until the end If mex. year 20 fully
complete the road About niue hand
red men ia all. are now ged on the
road fully a many. Mr.. Ryan states,
a. 1t IS po~.ibisvto employ. A number
Of s-,tIers are taking up lards on the
line II the road The discovery is
reported in the vicinity of Pigeon Riy-
er of rich mineral lands, some Ameri-
cans reporting VEINS 81 silver quartz
C1f0nfs
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Brrrr.H Cotrxrr. Irrx. The

BErrrsH C0trxsrA rryxs - The
pumping machinery for the dry dock
arrive: here per bark Hilarson on Sun-
day la.s FROM Eagl2nt The makers 81
the machinery srs the wsllknosn trm
Of james Wa;; i Co. o: Birmingham,
who secured The eson.rxcs =. -. no de-
lTeroi Z o I. in the Thames The
pumps. il j. estimsted will. when
erected, csess The deck Of ~stsr with
II six hoars Tie following susoGn,s
O; treasure were shipped per steamer
Panama. - San Francisco. through
Messrs. Wells. Fargo * Co..-BAuk =
r. c. 81. 80 Rank o: b. n A., Is
-. + Garesche, Sl.,2oo- Total tioo-
go Mining claim. ST koosney Are
laid os.r until the first OF June. 1877.
-. We learn that W. were IN error IN
stating iaa, foar p~rties had been s-s In
work or The Fraser river canyons
There are but three, viz : Nc Nilians,
Hunter and keefer's, Bell spArty bsv-
ing been practically disband~d on c,rn-
ing 0ut .. Quesnelmou,h The chip
Aurora, !. 500 tons has been sold IL San
Francisco. At or about f3o. 900 in cur
rency. The British ship Eddys,one. of
l.o-j. was also recently sold al suction
for &. 500. We learn tha. early ncx,
spring several brick baildings will be
erected on Colum has street, Sanaimo,
and = number OF wooden structures In
various parts of the city. >. A Young
man named Z. l.. Campbell was severe
~ injured at Moody, Nelson i Cos
mills, on Thursday l.st He had the
fingers Of his righ, hand very badly cut
By the ''edging" saw-C0lonist
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Will Movx NJ r NJ B~4s the
ert~epri.iog too' AT .hoe lealsr fro'n
Portl&n4. wla, h4. fe,~nily Established
h,assr.f here IN thai og4anes. u the
Keach buiiiing. viii move bis entire
stock today ~ the cd stand e NJ. J.
l.. Jarnis&on. u Commercial stree.
Mr.. Best has shown opnmendabls en-
terprise in his BUSINESS and has TOW
IisplAyei N his store the nzes, ard
ma; complete stock II t.ooss AMI shoes
ever opened in this ciy. By the Dsko-
a be recsived large invoice q good.
from the :am0ns wholesale hssgse q
Buckingham i H.ich,. san frauc.-oo
sulOng hich We noticed ans siater
over shoes. l.s!i-- aud misses i-s..s Ard
shoes. and withal .1ma hezuiIfgl white
kld slipper Tiers was also large as
snr'meLt IL h.ayy rubber i-~ots. T1sbbers.
meh- heavy win'er boots. ese Mr..
B.st STICK /. taor fuil aud complete ia
every particular Anything. IN short.
in the boo; aud size Iue can =. fpund
10 his establishment When lie get.
snugIy lodgsi IN his ne~ quarters. his
elegant stock wil. ahow ~ fin. al
vantage.
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Coon ORDER. tug Msssic is
now in better running condition than
she has ever been before. Since the first /.
there had heen some fault about her
machinery. which prevented the engine
from being worked up 10 It's full capaci-
~. until the recent repairs wore made
~ the Machinist Builcne and her eff
c,.at engineer. Mr.. Kelly. by whom the
machinery WAS repaired and reii'ted
Prior 10 this she only carried from three
~ tan inches vacuum. while now she
sarries from Is 10 - inches. Thus the
power Of her engine Is grea,ly Increased.
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Tlls TkAsrR.-This steamer lett
Craig Hastings wharf last night AZ
o'clock for Semiahmoo aad way ports
She took down number Of passengers
for san Juan and orcss Islands. also -
large assortment If freight for the
same places
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kryiSa coons. met with Mr.
J. sweeney yesterday, the merchant and
postmaster AZ Orcas Island. He WAS
up here for ID, purpose oi purchasing
gods, and on other business. lie re
ports everything encouraging and pros
pcrou. al his island home. He ays
there are number of vacant claims 81
csccllen, land yet on the island. aud
,ha. the people there are very anxious
10 hsv. them occupied by an industrious
class OF settlers He speaks OF the Is
land as being very pleasant place 10
live: thai society is ecosi and the eli
mate agreeable. etc.
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-. The steamer Comet arrived here
yesterday from the Duwsmish with
500 bushels Of potatoes. Part o: these
are Tor Craig 4 Hastings. Tho steamer
will le hauled mp here short time for
repairs 10 hsr hull.
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fU- Mr.. 4. Macintosh aud f.mil

- Mr. A. Macintosh aud family
returned on the Dakota, aud he can
now h found ~ his old quarters as
social and jovial as usual. He speak.
enooarag,ngly Of the business outlook at
San Francisco and sAys that everything
indicates a lively fell trade in that city
There was considerable excitement. In
commercial circles prior Ia h's dcpar-
tur. over the prospect 81 Az
European war He saws the grain
dealer. there say that ii the
grea, whea. fields OF Russia could only
b. locked up from Eurofo for few
years il would be the hest thing tina,
could happen for Californis. aud be
thinks We would lie greatly benefited
by such IN event indirectly. ~ Califor
Mas prosperity contributes directly Ia
our welfare
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IL 4 couple of pagnac,oas ,ndivid-
asls were hauled up by the police last
nigh, sni placed ia limbo. one Tor
making raid on Chinese bro,hel and
creating panic among sts classic osrcn
Pants. and the other fer attempting tn
carve the face IT his pal with a leg
knife. while they were paying their lie
yn.ions At the shrine ri Raochus
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M = The steamer Eliza Anderson az
rived here u, II o'clock last night. a; i
contrary 10 her usual order. landed her
passengers AMI freight ut Craig Il Has
tings' wharf. These gentlemen inform
IA that hereafter the anderson will
make that wharf her permanent land
ing place
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F-w. \. Bell yesterday flied a
plat fss snosher siis,co 10 Seattle.
II 10 saiall piece of land adjoining has
sna peonv's addition.
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KENov AL.-John J.. Jnnie.on, our
cptcrpri.ing news-lealer. moved yes
terday into his elegant new quarters
in The Colman building, where he was
busy all day arranging his new stock
Just received. and Is now prepared To
Accommodate customers. as will be seen
hy las advertisement IN another col
umn of to-day's issue. 10 everythin.,
they can desire ia his line ot goods
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~ I,ssrs \ VI .ud Z l. Free
man. the sous of T. L. Freeman the
Mill street merchant, h~vu recently re
turned from thr Cassiar Mines They
report that old Madame Fortune
irovned upon them again this season
IN their ambitious attempt tn procure
the glittering treasure; but they pro-
pose To try sgsin next wear hoping To
do batter
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- Mr. 4. l.. Pinkham. Of the firm
OF pinkham Il SAKE. has sold bis prop
erty on Fourth street, near the railroad
TO Capt :. Blair. Of San Francisco. con-
sideratIon f2.2j0.
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TuE Cele brated Humboldt Brewery
san Francisco. Lager Beer " fresh and
cool nj the CITY Beer Hall.
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cosasCTxp nAriT Rf n. NORTON . go.
sKArrlk. Oct. %, 1879.
Gold In New Yark. 81 co.,
Currency. here. buytns. ~ sailing. 81.
Trade dollars, a. half dollars. %.
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~ fnc steamer Libby arrived hers
hiu!.t hetur'. ~, from down the Sound
IA r"n -hi twenty Passengers, among
y ho'.. wa d-'ncnt,d woman from Sc
huhu. ~ ,t,tte tor tlle Asylum al Stella
cortu She also brought mp ten tons of
grala and quite ala amount nf other
freight tor th. place She left here ut
10 o'clcck last night far u load Of oats
~; csihoun'- farm on The Swinomish
~luueh
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Notice..

Fox- q ansix. Oct =. ls-s
/ ks-sAy aanss1,cs =ys<if 10 TIE yoTIRs or
KrrsAf COUNT - IN is4ep<cssHs CAEstitA
Fsv Ccsasy CscHniMsoasr fog P3ss 0sEess Pm
e4ne4 ss the srSzins slsctsas-
.as-,~ yCyEH
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Prsbate Netiee.

N TIE PROBATE ooTET OF KING COUNTY
vssstr ssao Tsr-rcry.
rsaSe.
Haxisy re yxscG:a-. q tie lAss VIII ars r.x.A
r.sn, q sass .seses~a nsvtns siea IL fAss Css-,
their ress.soa 91ly vs-sAel setxsny ssrss sAss
cry !. tA~t. eA.e.s 80 rAy tAs eaAsms sl11vex.
i1oa sasr~c.
Ordered ,Ass al p~rsoss snsersss~4 In saAA g.
sAse - a,s sgp~Ar u this CcGrs. II the oSAce o.
sAis Coe-s IL s~a;,ls II sasd eoansy. CO the a;ss
Car u NoseEhss A. u. is's. 81 ~ o'sscca a \
then AID there to saow vhy g order shea I.
Rot be a4s.e 9irSsirs saae q reel eseas~ % sd
deceased.
I, 10 further or.ssva that . copy os sats c-.s-
es pahiishe3 fo- fcus szcesasire vseAs before
ed :!-ss % hearing tn the wxxxxr iSrrtt Z.
sxseKs. vs-aly newspaper pasisshec In seattle
IL . al county
Dated October ~. ls-G
HYSgY 4 HATHAWAY,
Rrohsas ssax.
KING COUNTY. 80
l. Herry = Hathaway. Jadss "a ex-os.cio
CIsrk - tie Probate Court g sid county. hsreby
certify thai tie ,or~so'ns 10 srus copy Of a CT
der 81 sAsa Cours.
lrsi vi.os~s =, hand snd the ssal of sA.a
Co1r:. tais seth Day q October. A. l..
ls-s.
HENRY Z HATHAWAY.
o@s-s~ Judge sse s1-oshei0 clsst - sserss.ia.
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~ We wish to call attention To TIA

~ We wish to call attention 10 the
new advertisement in ansther column
of Mr.. L. ;. Lowell. the en,erprising
agent al the famous Singer sewing
machine lie L. also general agent for
tho Territory of the = Combined plat
ing and tluting machine of which we
have noticed frequent reference ia the
Portland papers of late. H. can b.
f.und H. the Jameson Brother 81
tahli.hmeht wher, h.- holds forth
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

There viii D. meeting - the Stos khe3i@rs e
the Seattle aud AsllA waliA Railroad and TrGns-
yortati0E Company. a, the oflrs % the Company
On FRIDAY. the ZIta inst. Al N. sharp
FULL ATTENDANCE Is EEQC EsfkD. a. busi-
hess 81 importance w!ll come before he meeting.
By order Of ths President.
ROSWELL SCOTT. Secretary.
Seattle oct n I-7s. tf3'a
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-27

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-27
TO VOTERS.

A, The request ~ many citizens Roswell
scott announces himself ~ Al Indsperieni Can
.ldsts for Reelection q JGssns Of The Peace for
s~sstle Precinct. aud respectfully solici,s your
support ~ tie polls. kOsWELL SCOTT.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
BOYS NAM ES.
JOHN ADAMS.

For the benefit of those who may
have occasion for such knowledge now
and hereafter, we print short
list of names masculine and their def
nitions. Forewarned is forearmed in
almost every case CT emergency. and
Captain Sha dy, Of immortal memory,
at least, thought there was much in a
name and the misfortunes of his son
Tristram will never cease to be warn
ing to parents, now and to be, against
the habit of bestowing names without
knowing or caring what they signify
George-Husbandm
Albert-Noble, bright.
Benjsmin-Thes son of the right hand
Charles Strong and valiant.
Richard-Great heart.
Herbert-Glory of the army.
William - Helmet of Resolution.
Frederick-Rich,p peace.
Hugh-High, lofty.
Isaac-Langhter.
Patrick--Nobleman.
Robert-Famous in council.
Edward-A truth keeper.
Edwin-Wins all hearts.
Joseph-He trusts in God.
Gilbert-Light of many.
Samuel-Oalled of God, answer of
prayer.
Frank-Indomitable, self-will.
llenry-A hero.
Thomas-A sun god.
John-Gracious in the sight of the
Lord.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

JUDGE FowLE's speech at the meet
ing at the National Hotel in Raleigh,
on 18th June, continues to call forth
expressions of admiration from the
press of North Carolina such as few
men have ever had the honor to excite.
The newspapers have teemed with
compliments. The Polkton Anson3a,s
regards it as 'the most powerful ar.
raignment of the Radical party" it ever
heard; and concludes that it places
him at once Sin the front rank of
North Carolina's most brilliant and
gifted sors;" and that it stamps him
as "the coming man" i'll our State. The
editor of the AnsOnia,a heard an intel
ligent gentleman say that he "had
rather have the paternity Of that
speech than to be the Governor of the
State