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Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
Gathering Pearls.


One afternoon, many gears ago, a
p|essapts faced maa csNe into onr
&SoFfoon. We RmsnAer sery lit
tie of his appearance. except the sweet
lsmiles that played about bis lips. and
that seemed spresd alEoyer his face as
6e spoke 0nrAtsaclIer requested him
to talk to us little while. He COM
Piled, and his words have been treasur-
ed jewels ever ,,,rsp since This vas vas the
speech: STR, -zo~FooT
"would it not please YOU dear lit
tie ones, to pick up strings " pearls.
or drops ofgdd and diamonds, as you
pass sscugf fshe,streetA 1t would make
you 7h.PPy ii, know. to do SO. And
you may, ydo il but you ask me how
I will tell you. By .droppiugs sweet
words, kind actions. and pleasant
smiles. aszyou pass along. These are
.4sas- peasls and precious stonss-Speak-
to thst, poor orphan child, see! the dia-
send ~ BON fer cheek. raH&'
hand Of that friendless boy brigh'
pearls flash from his cheek. Smile on
The sod ard eare-Rnfn "a joy Eaffnsss'
the cheek more brilliant than those
dleiess genssgsy is3feezehild.saz,I
= 30 VI ksppiia ~ resi-
pill ssshe 4 the Y,
than # you had picked up score Of
glitteripg jewels The brightness Of
the onei win fade, while the brflliance
Of the other will grow brighter and
%j,st's, Sa sa IT, The fgHiif gzsHt'iiI7f'Gs 5 5''''' III
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18

1t is worthy Of remark that the peo-
pie Of Virginia seem wholly to have
forgiven Beecher and Plymouth Church
for furnishing Old John Brown with
the sharp's rides with which he and
his band Of assassins entered their
State to murder innocent women and
children But the people Of Virginia
have not forgotten the events Of 1859
go, and doubtless believe that Beecher
and Plymouth Church are now suffer-
ing for the unnatural crimes and con.
templated assassinations-- WI. Gazette
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE, ie 9is
New Castle CousrY, JANUARY a, 1876
Upon the application Of HEsay CLARION,
Administrator OF NATHAN FRANE, bate of, ST.
Georges Hundred in said county, deceased, It
is ordered and directed By the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice ofthe
granting of Letters Of Administration upon
the Estate of the deceased, with The
date of granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisements to he posted within forty days from
the date Of sach Letters. in six Of the most
public places of the County of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same or abide b. an
let of Assembly in,such csse made and pre-
vided and also cause the same 10 be inserted
within the same period in the MlDDLEToWH
TRAsscRrpr, ne wspaper published in Middle
town. and TO DO cohtiued therein two months.
6. Given under the hand and Seal of Onice
-, Of the Register aforesaid, at New
Ills. Castle, in New Castle County afore-
e-,@J SAID, the day and year ahese writ
, ten. .a s. G. BlGGS,, Rssixtr. &
j NuiiGCE. n - 89asgssrt,st
All persons having Chains against the estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
( .ttesIed, to the Administrator on or before
January l4th. 1877. or abide the Act, Of AS.
sembly in snch case made and provided.
HENRY CLAYTON,
~ assl e7f SsfTs2 70 ,Aa.sf,:.,o.
Address@sft, Pleasant, Del. rsIqoeaz q sa
Jan 22-2m 5 ksa 1asts sttsass
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
BAUGH & SONS,
.BAuGH & SONS,
BAuGH & SONS.

20 South DELAWARE Ave, Philadelphia.
90 South DELAWARE Ave-, 7Philadelphia.
90 South DELAWARE Ave-, Philadelphia.
lo3 SOUTH Street, Baltimore.
l03 SOUTH Street, Baltimore.
lo3 SOUTH Street, Baltimore. -
Feb. 5-3m
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
laIn8feister q @rdeis
REGISTERS ORDER.
Registcr,s once,

p
New Castle County, Jan. l7th, is7e.
Upon the application of Richard Townsend,
Administrator, C. T. A.. Of Samuel Bartley
(colored). late Of Appoquinimink Huudred
in said County, deceased, il is ordered aud
directed BY the Register that the Admins
traitor aforesaid, give notice Of the granting
OF Letters Of Administration, Cl r. A,
upon the Estate OF the deceased, with
The daie Of gr sDiing thereof, by causing adj
yertisrmeuts 10 be posted, within forty days
from the date Of such Letters, in six Of the
most public places Of the County Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, OF
abide an Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided; and also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period in the MID
ptEsowN TRAEsCRIPT, . newspaper Published
in MitidIetown, and 10 be continued therein
two months. f G33 9 sias sa s.
50 Given under the hand and Seal Of
Office of the Register aforesaid, At
Jb.S.} Newt -Gnstle, In New Castle ceasty
49, aforesaid. the dsy end rear above
written 8. G. BIGGS, Register.
.2frAI1A EeHCE, IEa T.sn0l
All persons having claims against the Estate
Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Administrator, G. +. a. on or
before JAM l7ih, 1877, or abide an Act of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
RICHARD TOWNSEND,
Administrator, G. TIA.
Address 1ownsend, Del. sa d, fe6-2m
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
Aaritultasal.
From the Maryland Farmer.
EIOm tne Nufy iduu N Hfef'
Garden Work for March.


By tie middle Of the month, ii the
weather 6e 7s6itsble. gardening viii
begin ia earnest. In the meantime, q
medium sized hot-bed must be made.
and covered with glass. or oiled muslin
After standing two or three days. make
shallow drills, 4 to 6 inches apart, in
which SOW early cabbage, tomato.
pepper and egg plant seeds, level the
drills and pat the bed with the back Of
the spade, hoe or rake; water occa-
sionally with tepid water from 6ne
rose-nozsled watering pot. Give plenty
Of air at times during the day. Should
the sun be too hot, whitewash the
glass, or shade il with light brush.
Prepare, also, bed with southern
exposure ina protected place; let it be.
say 64sst wide and 20 long Make
it rich with we'll rotted manure and
ashes; put 10 fine tilth, and SOW in
drills 6 inches apart Lettuce, radish.
cauliHower, brooch, celery, cabbage f,r
fall e-Winningatedsand Sugar Loaf
or Large York are 'best-Tropby tomato
and Canada Victor; few seeds Of red
cabbage for picking. As these plants
grow, thin them ont, SO as to stand one
or two inches apart those pulled up
can be set elsewhere if needed to grow.
Keep the weeds and grass down by
hand wedding. If freezing weather
comes, or when threatened, cover the
beds with old carpets. bags. mating or
muslin. on which place straw or coarse
manure, SO as to protect perfectly the
plants orsprouting seeds, until the cold
snap passesoh
ASPARAGUS BEDs.-Rake of and fork
in some we'll rotted manure. Make the
surface white with Liverpool salt, and
make new beds, as you cannot have
"too much Of this good thing" All
Z. 0yts~assll for biz
prices in the market
BEETs. Satisfy. CARROTS AND PARs-
NIps.-Sow thessssSesn 80 sesibls.
Spade the gS6ndsseF Adsnh II. and
with the seed in. the drills. put q good
quantity Of ashes and plaster, or bone
dust and super phosphate fertilizer vol
ONIONS. Ns.-Sow onion. seed and get outt
onion SETS Get the potato onion and q,
the ''Multiplius, ana plant deep as
potatoes. You oa1sos Mvs8 TO- lrnuny
onions-they are vflaGhla as9faod and
always salable. .teIoiV
CABBAGE srALKs.zSst these up in
rows clean of all leaves. and put some
long manure between the rows Of
stalks, so as .o1Hasseb The growth Of
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
"A sweet young creature who lives
oss on Aug6l il b, a'isejsst

"A sweet young creature who lives
u on Augsl Sfet,1 a'issjast !
from vassar, appealed with tender pa
thos to her grim parents the other day,
.RuS,, dear kP.sscaRt' ypdi eita- -chsla
away and buy me seal brown black
anarteRntse maseA~ngs~alkiseseki ?,
Ad& le pavsesfsd ad1 6wed
Eand sahere wsspe ebrOws /
tans 10 the market, she cwied, poor
girl. But dog to match in color 2
waking salt! il something very fresh. :
Burlington Ha~keye.
LESSONS -as Drrisrross 'Rsp,s
what's q safe ?f'~ "A safe. my child, i.
a charitable institution in which benev.
.dRs old psople end orPhsns lay Vp
iheh inoneysfor the uss Of sickly burg
lars 10 paying hotel bills in Saratoga y
whats c1stsr2vT ~ clshisN M
child, is signboard established BY
amisble directors to point out the way
into the safe!" What's detective 2"
Shes a'bdrglsr's Bloshet law, md
always boards with rich relatives"
nus Ysl,...ss 4ESsc1 ssss!LJ.ll
was heard calling across the fence to
ais neigbber,s spp, stololsd youth 1bo
goes to school at the Atlanta Colored
University: II tN'EAJQf{\N
.'Look hyar, boy. you goes ter school,
don't yer 2" rf7 A - n
eyes sir, replied the boy. :
s.4Gitting eddykashun, sin't yer ?"
e'Yes, sir ~ aa aI
.'Larnin' 'rithmetick and figgerin' on
a slate, eh ?"
Eyes, sir" y
"Well. it don't take two whole days
to make hour, do it?"
"W'y no p exclaimed the boy.
,'..You vas gHine ter bring dat hatchit
back in . hour warn't7 yer?"
Eyes, sir"
"An' its bin two days seBce yerb bor-
roweda it. Nov wa#hatle goods eddyka-
sbun gwine ter do you hiek-skulled
niggers when yer 60 to school whole
yaer an den can't tell how long it takes
to fotch back hatchit?"
The boy got mad and slung the hatchet
over the fence and half way through an
ash barrel. LA1anta Con.
An earnest looking stranger entered
a railway directors office, yesterday.
and asked how the poor came on, and
after little conversation said
''Please name some poor widow who
would like barrel Of -four"
''I'll be only too glad" replied the
official. MRS. s. would like one"
Would she 2"
Il know she would"
"Well, l hope you will send one
upw sighed the stranger, as be backed
for the door.
The other day, when Beech street
couple were holding an angry argument.
the husband raised his hand, and ex-
claimed
20, consistency. thon art . jewell
The wife at once broke down, and as
she sobbed. she gasped out:
"You saw her at the opera, l sup
pose; but i: she had to split wood.
wash dishes, and take care Of six chill
dren. she wouldn't look any better'n I
doo-hoo !"
.
Middletown transcript., 1876-03-18
OUR PRESSES

are the latest improved kind while stock of dis
play TYPES, CUTS, &c, cannot be surpassed BY any
Office m the peninsula. Employing skilled workmen
and giving our personal and constant attention
to our business feel satisfied Of our ability to give
satisfaction to all who may favor us with orders and
invite an examination Of the style and quality Of
work. T $500
Orders by mail. or otherwise. will re-
estve prompt attention.
E.REYNoLDs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-15
DAILY
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
Terms, 25 Cents per Week.
ore,c,aL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY.
Green Grass Under the Snow.

The work of the sun is slow.
Rut AS sure % heaven we know;
50 we'll not forget, ff
when the skies are wet,
There's green grass under the snow.
When the winds Of winter blow,
Wsiling like voices of woe.
There are April showers, ~
And buds and flowers,
And green grass under the snow.
We'll find that it's ever so
In this life's uneven flow;
We've only to wait, AA. As
In the face Of fate,
For the green grass under tine snow
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-15
A Specimen.

Robert 'Tombs recently addressed
a caucus of the Democratic mem
bers of the Legislature OF Georgia
ON the question of calling consti-
tutionai convention. We make a
few choice extracts from his re-
marks as follows:
"In 1865, when, as punishment
for our sins, our great cause fell,
they came down upon us-you saw
the soldiers when they overrun us
down here-the Prussian, the low
Dutchman, the Irishman, and,
worse than all, the Yankee thief !
They said we had ruined this eoun-
try; but there is plenty Of good
stealing here yet! We got
a good many honest fellows into
the first Legislature, but l will tell
YOU how we got them there. will
tell you the truth. The newspapers
won't tell it to you. We got them
there by carrying the black vote,
by intimidation and bribery. and 1
helped to do it! 1 would have
scorned the people if they haa not
done it! And l will buy them as
long as they put beasts to go to the
ballot box We carry them
with us by bribery and intimida-
tion. / advised it and paid my
money for it! You all know it, but
won't say it. But will say it.
for l fear no man, and am
prepared to render an account
to none but the Great Judge,
before whom must appear in u few
years, for my enemies have Thought
my services to my country so great
that they have done me the honor t.
exclude me from again serving my
people. contest that honor with
our chief Mr.. Davis. | am just as
good as he is, aud he is no better than
| am. demand that they shall place
me beside him. i thank them for it,
II is very few things that | nave to
thank them Tor, but | do thank them
for that. am eltitIed to the honor
they thus dispensed, ana shan ask
our representatives to demand it for
me, for j fought for it, and t. bring
it about. i aio, | believe, the only
secessionist to-day in the State of
Georgia
The man who used the above Ian
guage is one OF those whom the Dem-
ocrats are anxious to relieve OF their
political disabilities, 50 that they can
be sent back to Congress. rhey not
only want to grant amnesty to Mr..
Toombs, but they want this nation tc
present it to him on a silver plate
with a profound obeisance, while he
is protesting that he won't have it.
And, perhaps, he is so elated by the
results of bribery and intimidation in
the South rs even to dream over his
old dreams again of calling the roll
of his slaves on Bunker Hlll.I-Ex.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-15
Brevities.

We often read of "sorrow leaving
its Traces but we are left in igno-
rance rs to what becomes of the rest
of the harness.
Some people think they can make
their living by their wits, but they
had better be sure Of their capital be-
fore they start. E5tItf .
If a fellow marries a girl who has
false hair and false teeth, couldn't
he obtain divorce under the plea of
'"obtaining goods under false pre-
tensesm
Singer had four wives, and it's no
wonder he invented a sewing ma
ehne. The mystery is why Brigham
in,oung hasn't invented a washing or
thrashing machine. i
"Ihe heart of the Emperor Max
1milian Is preserved in "a golden urn. "
There are very few men whose hearts
are worth preserving, but the girls
often put them in pickle.
DiHerent elements have different
powers; VIZ: The wind whistles, the
ram drenches, the frost bites, the
snow blinds, and the hail--well, that
pa.rionc monosyllable always pre-
'cedes Columbia.
Deceit and falsehood, whatever
eohvenlences they for time prom
Use or produce, are, in the run Of life,
obstacles to happiness. Those who
Pront by the cheat, distrust the de-
celver, and the act by which kind
fdence.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

THE SToyK AID BrEsnTT PEoP-
skTy. - On Saturday. the v.lnable
estate knovn - tia Ssooe d Barnett
property w~. sold =: ancsion By &c
Sheriff ls s.,isfacsion - . mortgage.
for 90. oo. beli by the heirs of sumner
T. Hinds. the prior oxnsr. Capt John
> Hl.l. 10 sshAf II tbs H.nds hsars,
~. in 'he talk 81 the property. -
soliow. The soash he'll Of lo.s Z, Aud
an Enh 2 Msyns,i's plat. e.,cupss d
by the store ~ Wn. A. J~snins. Gsr -.
80. iot- q spi !, in tke ams blrsek.
grouped BY the bard ssss ss.ablisaDs
81 Andrsws i Word. fix $500. l,ss
and IN the - me bloex, aad ios.
block =. nnny's plot. .hs Ril&,a Esua-
dry for Z? IS, Tn 8A,,ls Markes tuild-
ing and whsrf. el1.io0. OF the oehsv
parcels. the forth half Ut lots 2 and !,
IN block 2. the loot and shos chop q X.
j. Moore and residencc sdlo,ning ~as
sold TO Isaac PARKER sos ta oo0, also 70
the same party. on. half Of los 6 in
block IL. Asynard's plot. for $50, LOT
2. in block 4. Dsnny's plot. TO ".
STACEY, for ~ 81; and block IS, Nay
nsri's plot 10 ". ID. Scot, fx t735.
The total amount realized we w..
tso In gold
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19
ruE OAltY luTEllI0EncER.


ANOTHER PaAup rPoy rHE PUsLic.
- On Friday and Saturday evening Il
issG wesk lively ard sninassd rens
was Rsssotsd "a the eprner =, the in
,ersersion 81 Cosamsrcial ard Mil
streets. A large ard motley crowd.
c0plstay blerkinG shs As.es. wsrs
salAersd snd RETAINED Sax two hosrs ~
= nnjoit and songs.sr. who hsa pre-
viousiy procured city heense os'sns'fdy
- o,A psos % ths street. tot really. IS
tbe pqstl proved. 70 piIser sad cozen
thu more essdaloos part 81 the eo@mu-
nisy BY cunniDg artifics and ssisrcpre-
ssntsbn. HE u,cksry aud iDpostnrs
was . necsss. ord .exeesdingiy re-
narrative. epsbling psrkss. the per-
rstrstR ofthe FRI ud, 81 carry away from
our city some 30 or 80 dollars
Parker, who - ~ sxcsllsst bAnjo.s,.
held forth from . wagon which 10 halt
81 81 thc stoveuamsd plans. and after
collecting the crowd. represented the;
b. woald sell li2 ioIes of pens ., oas
dollar each. and would give away 20
tie puschascrs 2i2 % vsloI~s oOosAsGing
$50 shas giving swsy tss. Amer
this announcement. the money came 10
about q Test - hs could receive ~.
several investing largely through re
pseted purchases, bat receiving 10.
iasls in sstssn ssesps lev worthless
peas. A. . sssttss % rs,Urss. they went
away poorer bat wiser men. We I'M
dssSeand that rArkss goes TO viceeria
this noeuing 70 gull thu people there.
II they would NOT also bs dupsa. We
vosld sAyiss thsn 10 he on tbsis guard.
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ARRIVED. Tie stern whcsl steamer
Annis Stewart. which the Starr Broth
srs lately parehsssd in Portlsnd sod
have fully reft;ed fer service on the
sound, arrived 1t this port yesterday
afternoon in t1ty eight hours from
Portland. She came in with flags Ay-
ing fore and aft. and drew large
crowd 81 istcssstsd 1,sctsAors 10 tke
wharf upon hsr landing- This steamer.
~ learn. sxs built il San Pr~oieO in
1864. snd. slthough twelve years in
ssrvce. u. ig thoae uAo isov her. re-
garded ss~esy stsanch sud exceeding
iy fast. She Was built for the Column
tia river trade. bat darins the pa fsw
weeks hes tspn fitted up especially for
service upOO thu waters Of The SQUAD.
10 now we'll sdspsed for II. and will
prove . mos. acceptable substitute FOR
the North Pscifc, which has ~ long
been = fa~otite with The travelling
pal biz,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

FpoM OLYMPIA. fonsrsi Il
Mi~ Kate HcPsdden TOOK piece on
Thussday last Her sister. Mrs.. Miller
reached home the nigh, before from
CnliSossia. This lady's bsses
have tsxa uun,crona and grievoas Of
late. Within Ssw months she has lost
Q father, hustand and sister. /. /. Quite
Q delegation Of Indians ca,ss from
S4attls On Tuesday. for the purpose Of
fling on h0msstasds near Squak Lake.
King eoassy. but - thssr proof vss de-
Escdvs thsy had 70 return for more tee
tissony Csn,p-usssing commences st
The Old 0npiag sroands on Black river.
shout u nilss frsm this. citytodAy.
i viu continue for about one week.
On her lest trip up iron Victoria. thu
Alns lAAA O. bnerd Ia passengers. for
different ports on tile Sound. On
Friday Of ssxt week. the Aethodiit
Kpisco1nl Sunday School contemplate
. picnic excursion 70 Port Nsiison. -
Olssspian.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

TBs drom At the Seattle Coal Com
psny's shuts having broke down on
Friday svsuiug, there wss no e~l de.
issssd abe n che vessel q their wharf
saturday or yesterday. Mr.. Polhsmu.
"f that company reports that there are
$4,000 tONs Of torsixo cnal af@t.
hound for Nan Francisco; also. that on
account OF the prescoce in thia vicinity
81 SONS hard charsctsrA the pay ~astsr
Of the company viii hereafter 60 sothe
salnss under e. essosf u With Henry
rides a.d other Weapons.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

s.r.u OCCIDENTAL sHOIEks <s at,
b ! White. Frank Robsssoa. " Ne
Miaksn. Olympus: John AndcrsUa. p
Duffey. Gus De Forcst, e A Blood. New
Castle; w DcShsw. Point Agate; Geo
Csntsint. T Scbnlls. Rsnton. T Dyls,
Port Ganshls; q Bracket. d sNullsn.
II + As<she. Whiss sivas: A Aechay.
K cAsidy. J r Bauehsr. oieS ;: q Han
cock San Francisco: G van~lslins. Min
nesota: DR. u A Miller, II c Hum phrey
Oregon: J. NcRcdmond. Cherry drove;
Mrs H White, fidslgo. r W Iilsby.
Portland: John Hoyt
NEW nNoLAxD.
II Jurls. Portlsnd, X Anderan.
SAa Francisco; A TowspAst. & Reck-
holy. Il wogssnke. John l. benson. A
rhon and sife. John II @nckson San
Francesca, w Z Fi,sio 6n. Port Md
icon: " X Booth. Rss,oa: . r Hsr-
ford. l. 3 Lowell. John wiisoa. G II
Blum. Thomas nowley. Joha Aasksr.
Charles Bloouser. Thomas Hinton,
Miller. Mr. Pinneli. John Ryan, City:
August kep, SteilAc,oss,. d. BuchauAn,
Es6asle u ne: = WcNsse and daosksSe
0u. Hnise Ouvaniss river. 4 yos-
dan. White river: john MeAuley. T &
Dsnnisoa. New Castle, . + Murchard,
Snobssmah; Nihasl Whaling. IAkis
ooanty; Joha Jsnfrrshy. II IAne NY,
Chas H. Low. Seattle Minss.
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ACTIVITY AT TIM BocrH Ryp.-In

ACTIVITY AT TIN SourH RIp.-In
edition 10 Carkeek's stone cutting
sssahaishnssos, the beat-ysrd. and Xr.
Canehsll's new blssnssitA Dip. which
hsvs lxtsly besn started On the Atkins
and xechanics' whsrvss. Mr.. Sorber
vas busy last week driving piles ~ the
tO~ag ed Of tho Atkins wharf. for .
asw manufacturing sstab lish msnt 10 BE-
ssssntsd there by Messs. Hall and
Psulson. Near by. On the west eide Of
the whesf, Msssrs. Htstson and Post
slso are preparing TO erect now strue
turs Tor their manuiActuriag basinsss.
Thsss new Industries. together With
The construction Of the Seattle and
Walls Wslls railroad. nov progressing
- lest - piles osn b procured. will
son give sew aspect t0 the upper
part Of the bay.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

R1ruaxED.--Last week 80 rec.ive,l
? call ftoe Rse D. 1>eisy. ~ho h..
just returned from . trip TO the east. on
business eoonertsd with the Seattle
Rrsnoh 81 the Alliance Natal Iafc
Assurance Soeisty of ~hirh he 10 prssi
dent: After sttscdins t,s basincss
.nAetisv sf tho soSsty u Lsavsn ~or.h
ksnsss. no vent On 60 Pennsylvania TO
Wait friends. sad returns looking none
the vUW Or IL wear ADD tear Of
irovel.~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

~ 4 sssstlaassa banned r. ". Ills
b. rspesss that the sssneriss, es the
Ncsshwvstesn Commercisl Comrsay
sw hsi.s rssAcd to esupie,icn II
wcodccfs Landing IN the Skesaa
hives. b q. He ellen reports the gold
psospscs to b wy poos THE sr~soa
spDn that river.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

TAs Prshyteriss 0,nesHl Assembly
he's voted - gran, The rcqucs, II the
Prssby tsry " Orseos fas the ersc,ioa
1t the synod II Celantia. incin.,,np
three fesLytrsies .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

Tns osettls Has had, bsocaed .
ys"i last svesios. asd wsst cut
sPos the BAY to psssitc~. Their play
,ne ~As enjoyed very much by the
la'spSrs On the l,or..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

Tux snssal June rise v saiisg plaes
il the Duwaa,isA and iss eribass nee.
dasaoloing the water II the Rsy Ia .
dmgy hue.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

uDr. J. =. Barter. Dentist. sue
eessor of DIR. J. II. HAtch Of Portland.
Oregoa. = nov in our city. and designs
10 remain some days. He has rooms
over n. H. Maddox drug store. DR..
Barber comes thoroughly recommsnded
by DR.. Hatch ~ . gentlemen ~ SIX i'll in
his profession.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

" The steamer City of Pansms
will leave Victoria. for San Fra nci.co.
on the 20 iust. at noon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-19

: TIM baskentinss A,neiia ami Gn.ce
Roberts are nov leading ut Freeport.