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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
Cheering News from OhiO.
HUDSON, o., October 81, 1876

HUDSON, O bCtoOcI ol' lo'O.
Editors of the Register.
In these times of political excitement,
q word from our town may not be out OF
place, especially ifanything can be said
to encourage voters in other parts OF tho
state. The town has the name OF being
strongly Republican in its political COM
plexiOn, but am informed from reiia-
bic source that there are twelve men, At
the least, in this town who voted the Re-
publican ticket ut the last elec-
tion. who will vote for Tlden at the
coming election. If every town can
do MS well in proportion, we
can carry the state handsomely for Til
den and Hendricks. If every Demo
crat works faithfully, | think without
doubt, it can be done. "Straws show
which way the wind blows and only
desire to mention this to let folks know
how the field looks from Northern Ohio
standpoint The Republicans have been
very quiet in this part of the state since
the election; there is none G: the usual
rejoicing, but they are at work silently
and in desperate earnest, and every
Democrat must do his duty, for the battle
Is not won nor have they given 1t up AS
VT b.
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Expres. Robber Surrenders.

MEMPHIS, October 3l.-During the yeI
low fever epidemic in 1873, George Lam
beth, a messenger of the Southern Ex
press Company on the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, stole package con
tanning some four thousand dollars and
fled. The greater part was in drafts and
he only secured about five hundred dol,
lars in money. Since then detective;
have been hunting him down and to-day
be walked into the express office here
and surrendered himself and was com.
mitted for trial. He had been hiding in
Virginia and Colorado, but the detec,
tives gave him no rest. He returned tc
stand his trial
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TheIndians.

ST. PAUL, October 3l.-The Pioneer
Press mas special from Bismarck which
SAYS: General Miles had u successful
fight, after an unsuccessful council, with
Sitting Bull, on the 2lst and 22d inst,
on Cedar Greek, killing q number Of In
dians and wounding many, his own loss
being two wounded. He chased the In
dians about sixty miles, when they
divided, one PORTION OF them going
toward the Agency and Sitting Bull to-
wards Fort Peck, General Miles follow.
ing. General Hazen has gone to Fort
Peck for four companies OF infantry and
rations for General Miles. Sitting Bull
crossed the river below Fort Peck on the
oath, and sent word to the agent that he
was coming in and would be friendly,
but wanted ammunition.
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Centennial Admissions.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3l.-The total
cash admissions to the Centen nial during
the past week were 566023. The cash
receipts for the week were $2S2, ,056. The
exhibition has been open 1874 days, and
during that time the total number Of
cash admissions has been 7,924.463. The
receipts IN cash have been S3,27g 1925.
The total number of admissions, cash and
free, has been 8.453,623. 1t is consider
ed certain that the financial success OF
the exhibition will be such rs to admit
of the payment of the last - per cent.
on the stock subscribed.
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FenrfuI Panic In u Theatre.

SAN FRANCISCo, October 3l.-A ialse
alarm OF fire created panic in a Chinese
theatre on Jackson street, last night. The
building WIS crowded. A rush WAS made
tor the single means OF exit and many
were trampled down in the confusion.
The police dragged out twenty dead, and
about the same number of wounded. The
Chinese refused 10 render any assistance,
and the performers continued playing
until stopped by the police.
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De.srues,ye kain storm.

LOUIsyILLE, October 2l.--The New
Albany LedgeT-Standdrfs correspondent
At Orleans. Orange county, on the line Of
the Louisville, New Albany and Chics-
90 railroad, send; particulars Of the fear
fol rain storm which took place 10 that
region commencing Saturday morning
and continuing until nearly day light
on Monday. The rain wS perfect
food Of water, not pouring a. usual Ia
dr0ps, but in perfect sheet.- The ground
resem bled q lake, the water baving
noureh 10 town till halt the place was
flooded. The water rose a. high
a. the window tops, and NJ yet
has fallen but little. In addition
20 the destruction o. household goods,
barns, &c, large numbers Of cattle,
bOrses, hogs, DC, were drowned The
Lost river is extraordinarily high. TIE
bridge over this river between Orleans
and Paoii hss been swept sway--ths
bridge, on which Picard and Tnngett
were hanged by the VIgilsps several
years ago. At present it u impossible 10
compute the damage which the food has
occasioned along the bottoms Of the Lost
river, but it will be very heavy probs-
bly, 100000.
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The Democrats at POwhattan
Aroused.
PowuATTAN, o., Oct. 81, 1877

PowHATTAN, o., Oct. 81, 1876.
Editors. of the Register.
Quite an eloquent address was made
to the Tilden and Hendricks Club OF
this place last evening, by Ross }. Alex
snder. Esq. The room was crowded with
people anxious to hear the issues OF the
day fairly and ably discussed. Every
thing went off smoothly and quiet. Ross
is a good speaker, as all who heard him
will testify. There will be another meet
ing he'd here on Friday evening, No
yember 81. when the people will be ad-
dressed by Col. w. w. Arnett, of Wheel
mo. lanes ID Ewing and Joseph
Gallagher, of Moundsville. Turn out,
Republicans and Democrats, and hear the
issues of the day fairly and ably discuss
ed. Speaking will commence at p. NJ.
A DEMOCRAT.
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..''" VINO was kicked OUT vi 'no
"' ''".' The other day ior refusing 10
'.''",""Hi'ed by ZACH CHANDLER Is
"''.' 10 'hinN that white men nave
DE 'SAts IN the government service
'-'.~ bureau chiefs should he compelled
respect. IF | were a negro laoorer''
''!', "snd CHANDLER southern
'-'e'. might have had him fined and
-F''oned. Being y white employe OF
'-' government, he is unable to see why
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"yICTORY CERTAIN"

This is the heading of an article in the
New York World, reviewing the situa-
ton in that State, and in the country.
All the indications evidently point in
that direction. New York, Connecticut,
New Jersey, Indiana, California, Oregon,
of the Northern States, are no longer re-
garded as in the least uncertain. "Vic-
In. hn nirll
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Burglar Sentenced.

ELIZABETH, n. j., October 3l.-John
Murray, a new York burglar, who robbed
the residence of General Geo. B. Nc
Clellsn, has been sentsnced to Is years in
the State prison, and to pay costs of prose
cution. Murray was tried on SIX indict-
menH.
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NETTING At WELI.SBU re-.

G .recial invitation, HENRY 5.
WusE. Esq, will address the people
Brooke county, Saturday afternoon
,-r November 4th. Mr.. WALKERS
.. r~putation AS All orator will insure
argr meeting on the occasion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

IuE ht,iliysncer says that the betting
New York is largely in favor OF
HIVES. That paper should remember
.- avalanche of profanity it brought
Jan upon its head for misleading ITS
R,I..al friends Us to the result in this
..,t tha last elactIon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

W. print in other columns to-day, an
r.-so, from a speech made by Hon. L..
J. CAMPBELL on Mr.. HAYES plan of
s,.rg the poor for the benefit of the
-.. lisa clear presentation of an im-
p,-.su. matter, and one in which the
ger,insmeu ale vitslly interested.
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Prize FtehtersIndfcted.

SALEM, y. j., October 3l.-The Salem
Court convened this morning, and the
State Prosecutor moved the Indictment
against Jas. Weeden, John Clark,
Samuel Collyer. Martin Weary and
Richard Goodwin, for the murder of the
youth Walker in prize fight. They
are all TO be tried together.
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Fire Damp Explosion.

PoTrsvILLE. PA. October 3l.-An ex-
plosion OF fire damp occurred last night,
in the Wadesville cOliery, near st.
Clair. Three men, named Dormandy,
Ryley and Welsh, were shockIngy
burned, but it Is thought not fatally. The
damage done was considerable, and it
will be several days before work nj the
mine can be resumed.
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Printers, Wages Reduced.

ALBANY, October 5l.-The Printers
Union OF this city have reduced the
wages on morning papers from $50 10
SIG; on evening papers from sl7 TO SIC;
on Job work from SlS TO Sl7; on book
work from sl7 to SIG; on weekly papers,
FIVE hours OF an increase per week, at the
same pay, Sl7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

A GENTLEMAN writing US from Han
cock county says that ScorT, and JOHN
A. CAMPBELL and j. Ii. ATKINSON are
cavorting over that county, making
stump speeches in every school house,
-holing every farmer, and
eating up the good things
of the farmers wives, all
in:the interest of the little Congressional
aspirant The writer further says, that
Scorl's majority will be no larger in that
county than that given to the Radical
State ticket, if as large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

Iyanother part OF this paper we print
document signed by a long list OF
Northern merchants doing business in
smith Carolina, stamping as SANDER the
..o.-., o.: the lawIessness of the white
.-.,..r0 that State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
NIELLIGENCER'S ISLANDER ON
IHESINTH WARD DEMOCRATS.

j. N. Tom, Esq, President OF the
Democratic Club OF the Sixth Ward, re-
..-'.. Is to ,ay that neither the club nor
"" party orgarizatron OF that Ward, in
sg way. is indebted to anybody what
''-'.," Tar -, they know, and that they
-''e money in their treausury for future
---'''ry expenses. Can the Radicals OF
--e.v say as much? At sast two mem
Ov's o. that party called upon us yester-
''!. aa4 requested Us to state that they
-'. Us, tI.Is against the Radical clubs Of
'-r city, which they have so lar, been
.a.." 80 collect. Names can be given,
required.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
Raid on Lottery Dealers.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-A raid was
made to-day on number of lottery
places throughout the city, golRg under
the name of kentucky Lottery and
controlled. it ls said, by Simmons, Dick
1nson & Co, and arrested the parties. in
charged and carried their stock TO the
station house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

,,v TupES haa saved the State OF
Nm York SSOOO.OO0 in taxes in his two
.,,. Of official life, how much has HAYES
..r.J the taxpayers of Ohio in his five
cap. - Governor?
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RepubIica a Nominations.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-L. II. Nor
ton, of Morton, Bliss & Co., has been
nominated for Congres by the Republi-
can convention of the district in this
city now represented by Mr.. Mills.
John A Dix has consented to accept the
nomination for mayor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

,.urERruL face in Washington, IN
r.,r circles, is as rare as sunny day
Iceland, according to the Chicago
~.s, TILpEN is coming.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

p.yysYLvANIA is regarded by careful
..q,..ors as politically doubtful, with
,bspces in favor of her topping over
,b. TTpEN side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

SENATOR DAVIS and Hon. w. ID. TRAY
., will speak at the Fifth ward market
,..a saturday night. They will II eet
.,r s. -uusing reception.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

VIZ urge our friends throughout the
....e TO make special efforts for their
Congressional candidates. The state is
--,wu for TupgN. and his election is
rtI, well assured, but he must be
n,.,~I hy Democratic Congress.
N.-, 81, If success depended upon your
r.yudusI rXertion.
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Died.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Mr. Walter
B. Palmer, for several years President OF
the Tenth National Bank, Of this city.
died last night, aged 4S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01

q.,, ,,-<ataer to-,tay '0,ttbe partly cloudy,
u s,vH 10 east ,ci'sds, and iO'oer tenn
.,rgulTf.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

For the information of newspapers in
other States, some of which have got the
political classification of the Legislature
of this State somewhat mixed, we give
the facts as they exist. The House and
Senate stand rs follows:
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Democrats. w
RepuOllcans. .-..... .''''.''''''''lo
Democratic majority....."..........95
SENATE.
democrats. ............ ..'...''''''''i"
Republicans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Democratic majority..................l4
Democratic majority on joint bs!lot....49
Two Democratic United States Sena-
tors will be chosen to succeed Mcssrs.
DAVIS ana PRICE.
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nrs friends are now growing very
,elor, Of carrying Ohio for TILDEN.
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InfermenfS.

SAvASSAH, October A.-The total
number Of interments to-day was three
from yellow fever. The weather is very
warm.
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1t'htelina Greistcr.

g.bje,n>sd yesterday ct lo95
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n,,.,,xs,s seems certain for TrLDKS.

r,.,>or, is considered a fairly doubt
l state
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( ConeIuded on Fourth Page.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04


~ Years ago, when We went TO school
In kttle weather besten school house,
what exciting contests there used to be
Owe 1h6 Ste1chef's favorite exercise Of
hav5 z stbe echolars estimate with the
eyt ,he. ND weight of different OBJ
j@ctS In he roomf He would hold mp
his ceaa and have each one tell how long
he thought Il was, and it was lucky child
that -sould come within half foot Of
the fjfht length. He would measure an
archie and then try to have the scholars
reproduce the measure on the wall. He
would mark OF an inch, or foot, or a
yard; in some conspicuous place, and
tAeA - h6w tssr'any one could come
to cbalking the same length upon the
blackboard And it WAS astounding how
wide astray one would 60. The fact is,
oupWfedeeeire US Sridiculously, even
up( t. tdmuDnest things. AZ FIRST
thought which should yon say Was the
taller, thrsegear old tehild or a -four
bsrrel7 and could anything but actual
messNep mt Gouxince you thst thesame
chiM b hkk % higlf as SIX foo,er p
Tnersis AnIoha saying that child rtwo
years old is half 40 high ss it will evel
bes Asanlt4f few experiments IN messl
tifihg' one en- Easily i5elieve r., but no,
te{Vfe = Boston Transcript - s3 y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

The mix Of cows soon after they
have calved contains more butter, and
il much, more easily chnrned, thap it lie
afterwards. Alput FIVE months after
calyinp illea milk undeIgo.s change.
and the cream is not only less in q1an-
tity. but the b,lttcr olobules are smaller
1'Befcason whylmiIk frotis in churns is
that, when it sours, alcohol is formed
by the deeompositinn OF the sugar OF
milk, and this causes the milk. when
ahskensor besten to foam or froth. II
iris frtth exists TO large extent, hut
ter viii not come, and The milk is use
less for ehurning purposes. The longe,
a acovis MIXED after calving, the less
IL the yield of Lutter. and the less nour-
ishment is there contained in her milk
Land and Fdter aass ~
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4ap N0at tsss
Probate Notice.

4 CCoUNTS and vouchers have been hled ir
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement, by the. following Guasdi.
ans: ,.x-S ,A.t
Final account Of Valentine Gates Guardian
of Jacob c. Yocum.
First partial account of .Anafsws Mengss
Guardian Of John A. Hayard.
First partial aessnnt Of Mary v. sstetseu
Guardian Of Frances Rs White. ,s-..E 4
Any person iptersstsd may shles written
excel tionsto aid aeeouats, or any items.hete
Of on o. before the '7th day OF April nest,
when the same wih be finally heard and con-
tinurd from day 10 day nntil dispose d Of, = :
JAS K MORRIS.
nab14,1fw3. Probate Judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04


saffuhdred. Of thou.ands OF dollars are
worse 5ilsn wasted annually in the USE
Of lard made into pie crust To he shrr,
white, daky crust looks nice and tastes
bet.et: hut indnlging our appetite in it,
use lays the foundation for dyspepsia.
rheumatism, gout, and palsy. For years
Fhave been experimenting to end onl
how TO make . palatable pie crust with.
ont lard, and finally haye succeeded -
The process ] give for The benefit oI
those WIN choose to profit bv il; Take
good, rich huiter milk, soda, anil little
salt, and mix just All soft as can be mix
ed and hold together; have plenty oil
fouron the molding board and rolling.
rim roll very thin; then make and bake
as other lies, or ia her in a slower oven,
and When The pie is taken from the oven
do not cover il up In this way dys-
i.fpiicI can indulge in. the luxury OF q
pie.-- z'Ae Country Gentlemen
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

An old suthor quaintly remarks !:
Avoid arguments with ladies In spin
ming yarns among sfks and sntias. man
10 sure to he wersstd snd twisted 'snd
when man is wofsted snd twisted he
may consider himself wound Up.
There is difference between knnwi' &
. good thing and mol saving it. and ss,. .
in. good thing and not knowing il.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
Farm and Town Property
FOR SA L E.

u 4 4 T
,I,HE undersigned offers Tor sale bis farm
| lying one mile east of Woodsfeld, con
tanning = ~ ses
One Hundred & sixty Acres.
part Of this land is uudsr good state OF
cultivation and the balance in timber land
On the same Is Pottery, and one Of the best
stone quarries In this section. The route Of
the B. &-s. .sW.sRaiIroad isslonr Che southern
boundary sfAsaid land. qs *"s ~ sa5s'
Aiso Lots Nos, I2 and 81 in Woodsheld;
tie former has large two.story frame dwell
ling ard other nesessary out0nildings.s Lot
81, directly n'the rear, has large frame
barn, suitable Sr.stahlipg or tobacco packing
purposes.
For terms and further particulars, call en-,
or Address, IS t~e. A. D.rDR'80e.
janas, ,T6if. ii Wcods6eld, Chic. :.
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fHE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY,
A DESPERATE DUEL,
As& l,,,..:sll!. q! and Bowie.

FN.- v.-L Co,,u.,,;.I lI,a,4;...1
,. ~. " o.'.s'". ..:N. N1''' l
!. 70 nov over 'n','y years s'hoo quo
OF .oe most remaskaple' ana uesPeIass, :,
anu wulaelops euels luss ever. soys
Plaos ih .",s vi any o'"el county was
.oueus :. ''oAsour oHe " " Tue pc.
ues ~ 'okfneAys NsV lors ooy' wuv
Had2a'e Hofn vhe Q, ne wan
street BANKS After niiing all tue aesks
OF that institution WIN singular ap'l'sy
rom cnliectng clerk up 70 the posi-,
uo1 2tnsSf fSse, he was appo'h.ed
sasmer OF oank IN V,cRsourg, 1nlcn
gave onense an6 caused great jealousy
among the senior clerks OF that lnstitu-
tion' ana tnev look every opportunity
70 opnps eea fnseit alm. aus became
20 asyeHFiy cnarscusr tnas tue
rN.'den' auai'v 'o'a 'ae casuleI .ns. us
must resent u. ana that ne Woulu stand
oy hlpe y Ae mad occasion soon alter TO
give one OF the tellers specimen Of s MS
sk,A.sne 10 eiAseip paeiense. an's 70
su..ea i1 = cnea'ienge %e .of : ouei, WHICH
was seeepeea. ana after three dsys OF
oon.tan. pistol pracsice, resulted IN Tue
49, uIsi Is1as sas isnss ue nAu numerous
TEtH% ess .none csne
s'ITEsvSEe m usssu, ulln .oul
NV ssEEse uPon tas easuler ilon
s.e ns'u'M vonsequeAces ol Tue nrs'
wo.d. u1.,, .iu - ,5s sa,d lss ssrs ,.., mv 1u hs
monos IN .ne nela. , a relative oa .ne ne
S,.S,;.,. 49, - s..,. ~. ~ i .hn... e1u .s.s - ~ nsa
sSs.;.s - s. .e.u ~ - .saoas - .Sa a da.,h % as 80
ri. co,,s;n H;. rrs.s ceurscs - na '5o. !.
ns,s,s 6ghting cnsl;,;.s hs5 hon fro
ruer,Iv sncoss.s,,l,. .r;sd sna wa.a ~
Lii hno IN a,n;a ~ dasnasa,. -
,rrs,tS.s aons tos - =. ,ha .asrronau
~ - s,o, .nr .nd II, s.,nra o,..,,an
cs. Ths editor .rr;vad ;n town sna
Lat No ,;r. :, .ara;na hi. .a...n.
wh;ch Mi :. -.s - vsrv nromn,is rssnondsd u dssass IS
Esf,S .bs ,norn;ra pf ,ha aan,a dsv
al ,ba srr.noeman,. wers msde far
,r.s,,na .tSss oSino.,sh. -, ,so,.;ns
Az, r,.T;cd soms race.a.-n .r,snra
,,a.,..;r c..s oss sds.,h shs ..o,,;.. wer,
- ,ahXnA.s ns;S hss;nr III
,Ie .s,';ss.,, I
,'... I'm I .a,, ssrs,;o $3.50 e eeh; oIs ";s. as an,.,
.t s,;,, I Nv, y ~, "a ~ pny
INV, ~. s.o a". 80 :" p.o'ou"o "o;a .:,. a".e
=. - .;s a.s us..aee .pa .a,e' 'so 49,, I sss ssu.
- ~ s,ssss ss".,a s..n a"" ,ne' . .ae "ssosn' -,
,, anu 's'',el s'ole a"as 70 a''en. 70 .ue
nao2pl pps'ness lpa. y aesmeu inpsrs
Nv ~ -, 0',nu. ,n suo 'uue .s :, s'n:. aono
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

The very hess quality q Family Soap r.snn-
fscsurssi and fer sale D. san FrAneiscss fscs1Ty
prfees. Soap Of ali kinds made - order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07
SPECIAL.

Logge-s and E4iii uasE skouli net fail 10 sx-
suaane car Nsw said 6rease - ts better than oil
and EE Eura cheaper Oniy ~ Ceut& Gallon.
~Yaxnzsss And merchants VIII ira 10 70 tketP
sdyactaSe - give 1s call. ssU3s9
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

mercial." 50 the Office was moved
down town again. in which section Of
the city IT present congregste all the
private detectives of New York
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