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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07
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lr NAY SAVE loUg IIRE There
j. IN person living teli What suffers
more cr les wi'h Lang Diseases,
Coagh.. Colds or Consumption. &c,
S,me ~ouli dle rather than psy -
csn,s for = bottle # medicine ths, woaii
cure them nE \ ka>ctiEE's UKR-
NAY SYRvr has lsiess hcvn li''fe~iuc,Vi
in TIN. country from GERMANY. stsd ~
~eosairla- ours s>turlshrs every "stc
that tri,-s u. II you doubt Whist ~ >sy
in print, cot ihi. ous sud take u Ia yuuT
Druggists ard get sample is;'l' '"f u
cents AMI try II. Tsa dose will rsli, ye
you. Regular size - Cen's
CRANE y hET0HA1. Agrit-
>an ffsuri~>s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

Lnsr bVEasoanp Capt olney re
,osts that nn tn. evening Of the 81
a. the Yakima WA coming up from
Gsmhlc Ia this port. tho cook. whose
name WAS James Good win. misserious.y
disappeared from the boat. having -
the Captain surmisss. fallen overheard
in the darkness and made no sign. =
When last sean. ~ the boat was of Ap.
Pile tree Cove, he WAS eating lanc b IN
the galley. La the morning his cap
Was found in the pantry. bn, no other
traces of him could be found The
missing man came here - short time
since, on 4 summons 10 attend a. a wit
ness In lawsuit 10 come of al Port
Townsend next session Of court. and 1t
Is supposed he leaves relatives IN San
Francisco. where he had his home
Papers Of thai city are therefore re-
qnes;cd 10 note this item.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

~ We noticed a large crowd last
evening on the siie walk in front Of
J~m,eson's jewellery emporium attract
Il thither by II curiosity 10 see the
u.w gravitsting 81 cchtripetal
clock IL j. evidently regarded as on.
az thu sev.n wonders. apd IT. novelty
Justly entities II 10 that distinction
We have heretofore given dt-ci iptiuti
If II bI' ~ u nat A. W. -appp>.-'l. "a
,isailsr "a. Ia th.r rNlihii.d ~ 80
Frupi-.,,. tnt t'e r.ai o.c i. eff. Al Il
IA only ,,i. ct IT,. kud IS. the c,.,t
Il ,len ,~c-,s,,i he p',n,um II, Il e
ncrhi,nr~ Ia, VI Jsmi-,ln into n..I
u- 1T s."c h. hug Il up "a ia" vie;
DIV tt,~rc hrl ta,H - t,tieet rush 81
.a.tr - hi -...'. ,ri Nr J.nie-u u ia
iti- usual court ga. manner has esii c,'d
a Win 1nc.. - g"-a,.r Al i.guifie. -
trga,d Ia u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

~rrtt ,c1oN IrEA-. W. learn that
many nl the puvalia,, hop grower are
Obliged - keep heir lip- il store o~-
n,y Ia tn. bad roads btwt,ri there srd
Tacoma. IT being almost ,mp1ssiilr frr
IA lusdot team o. travel over them
Ms.rs Finch Il Miller. formerly pro-
prietors Of the South Bay mill, are pre-
y ring ~ pat up saw and gri,t mill
near Wlnlook Station. at the junction Of
tn. so~li'z aud Grand prsiries Tsey
have Waterfall or twcnty-four feet
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

80 Mr. Smith has q, last arrived
with the hand Of 1913 head CT cattle IRON
tile lsk,ms, At sno4uslm'c TrAirie.
They are for Fest s Bort. sna are Of
he tinest kind of boeves
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

mir. wm. A .nman. candidate
gar Prosecuting Attorney. arrived here
lat evening CA the Eliza Anderson
FROM pogt Tow n>eni where ~ l,ft
fnslAa jacobs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

L. The steamer Eliza Anderson al
rived here last night about II o'clock
with about torty.five passengers. and !,
large lot Il freight. The steamer An
ni- Stewart arrived short time bc.
fore her, with a dozen passengers aud
a small amount Of freight from up the
Sound
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

PRoRArE-Yc Yesterday Judge Hatha-
way granted an order. appointing
Mitchell c. Baker. guardian OF the per
son aud property If Bcndiy NJ. Baker.
An inventory Wa filed amounting TO
$3.50
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

~ We me, with Mr. Morgan, yes
tcrday. one of tho proprie,ors Of the
recently discovered copper mine on Cue
mes Island lie speaks enoouraginsly
OF the prospects 1T the mine. H."
showed ~ tonne rich specimens ut cop.
PER ore. oonsaing small quantities 81
silver aud just calor or two Of gold
\ large quantity Of this ore WAS recent
~ as~ayed in San Francisco a, IS AMI
al-loo at pure copper. A prospeo'u'
has already been issued and = lo'nt
stssk company - being formed. Two
hundrcl and fifty s!oo shares OF stock
will soon he put in the market at 80
each. The proprietors eviieatly he,'sve
there IL millions in it and mesu h'i~'-
tess
- The steamer Fanny LAX" az
rived here ahous i o'clock on San.isy
night from Snohom,sli with dozen pas
sengers and five tons of freight She
will leave her. again this morning tor
>nohomish ~ , o'clcck. She took Ca
lamber for that place Yesterday aa,'
then stoves from = T. Andrews and TIVE
ranges from wsddeil i Miles. Ais'' a
Int Il fright
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

toNvALtscENr We are piessct 10
lrsru that Mr. otis Ere 'm.n \ "h,m-
self again" and able In io duty at the
polls Ia day. lie returned TO fhl> city,
where he hold. his residence. yesterday
morning accompanied by Mr.. ID W.
Soelye, the popular candidate Cor Justice
Of the Peace. who has assiduously attend
ed him through his severe illness
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

- To day il Is expected that wos =
will te commenced on = uew tank
along the track Il the : L " W Il
II near the slaughter ho9se IT. ca
faeity will lie zoo gallons There the
sroa horse will qucnch his ,hirs,
10y quaff,ng frora the brsm fountain.
iass %
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Executors Notice.

UNITED STATE Of AHFHiCA. TELliToET
q HAsAingtun Cuuuty * h4u.- ~
Ia the matter 81 TIE Eetste # Aifgst 70 jones'.
1seTssssi.
Notice - hersby atEfn e. tls egnttsi d. .atd
lersasesi t1Et ! tLs uf4ev.i gHsd have hts.gs a
pointed D. the Probate Court - k]gr t1aUts
Nssbinsiou fefrtt8gT. sEscaiog ~ It4a ts.: Wili
GB1 Testament Il s4t4 f.feeasfd.
Ala persons having claims against sa.l sees.tl
ar required t. Pr satt tAeSH. Wit tts .ses
vouchers. Within oue year after fhe 3at. 20 tate
nesics, 10 the Undersigned. ~ she saFteg t THrd
add LuiDG -treefs seattle M aas .afa ri.th&
shall b. haired by law
Dstsa octDbcr ID. 1875
y H. MOOHE
Kreeutor 81 TIE last wiii AMI fs@tG:4-s..t CO =
fred n. foErs dscessed Ug--s~
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Notice..
rNrTRD STATS DfsrnfcT I.asu DFFtcZ.


usrTED STATS Df~rngcT L2sp OfFtc2..
OLgEFtk, W. T.. oct i1tb 1870.
Complaint having beeu entered 81 this Office
by Samuel VI. spaars. ~ KitsAp comfy. " T
sRslns, ChaFies Marvin for alAn8aI4lna hts Home.
stead Ensry ~. 1916. dated March 18th. fs12. up
on the Io;s ! and T. - S9rtion So & in-Tpwnshfp
~ - North - Range NJ Z Fa.t Niiisu,sti-
Meridian. ia hiisAp county. Washington Terri
tory. With Yies - the cancellation ~ said cufry
Tbs sail parties arr hereby summoned o. aplr
a. this Once TIE i3ta day % bseefalser. irst,
at 10 O'Clock =. y e. respond snt Furnish ts~t!.
nn9ny concerning .sid alleged sLsnsi sunent
} . BROWN. I,aister.
ROBERT q. SIT ART Receiver uki Ft
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

~ The first two of the hai cars iur
the :. h W. ". X Il will he completed
today =, the car shop oa Mechanic
whsyt Judging from these ,w,. hieh
ar nearly completed. We can venture
ia Say that the cars ~i.l b. as 60 =.
any similar ones ever ba.li on this coast
The ears arc ssx- feet
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

~ Mr. keenan, Will commence
~ork on the wall Ia front IT Mr. Amos
Brown, property on Front street, to-
day The sandstone j. now on the
ground f.s bath wsll>-at denny and
Efown>
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

1HE Ccle bTateSl Humbol Z Brewery
Sau Franci~na, = Lager Beer fresh snd
ceol ~ the CITY Beer Hall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07
AMERICAN HOUSE.
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED nArLy By u. HORTON go.
SstrrLE. Nov. &, 1876.
Gold ia New York, l.o93s.
curreu y. here. buying. ~ selling. 81.
Trade dollars, ~ half dollars. %.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07
Probate Notice.

~ THk PROBATE COUNT OF MING COUNTY
Washington Territory
In the matter 81 The estate q sossaA seitie. de-
a~<4i.
Nay ftta >sttlr. the EIscatrsx anA DANIEL
Bailey the Erecusor. q the last VIII sa4 Tes,A
uasnf 80 saia secsAse,i having Ale. iH this Court
their petition dsly vcrtae>i settsng foTfA that
therv i Dot q sufficient al1Gai q F>Fszsual prop
erty IN thslr b4n.ls 81 lsr the claims allowed
agAin<i sail estate aad shs ec-ts a sirgs STA
i4un sbsrv0f
Ordered that all Isrsoas Interested IN saI4 80
tate D. aad aFp-s= IL lbs Court. ia the oeacs Of
shls Cart ia seattle. Ia sai4 eoGnty on tAe y7;e
asy as November \ Z. I-sS. st IL e'c!a~k A n
then sssa there 80 shus esas~ shy as order seoai
r-s - made dfgseting sale e rp. estate - sal.
sis<~zsxs4
/, Is further ordered that . copy q teis rider
- rHhl4sAsxi fuF fear sGcerssivs wesks before
sad taue 90 h~xr.sg IL the WxxxLy IyvxAl-
exxexz sxe~kly a~vsgsp~x pahssssea 10 Seattle.
ia All eosnty.
nstza gscss.h-r "a. Is1f
GkNRY & HATHAWAY.
Probate fzA.e.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
VIM Darlington, + NJ Best and FAM
lily, Wa III Elliott. City; Mrs Beverage.
NJ >chlussell. VI Day, Renton; Dillon,
Jerry Best. T Craig. White River: VIM
Duffy, Newcastle; j o Tool, jefferson:
T. l. Thornton. Snohomish City; VIM
Smith. Sesttle Coal Mines; p p Eglost,
Skagit: John Burns, Duwsmish; j II
Paul. Portland; II Birhard. San Fran
cisco; \ Hilton, Portland; ID X French,
Connecticut; I Il Wilson, Victoria; Jas
Du,all. Suohomish
AMEEICAN HOUSE.
Ii AZ Burr puyallnp, l. II Lyon.
>'tii.c,"m, Robert Srro~l. Tacoma;
Peter Ssur ID " Horn, John Olmsted
White River; > II Hanson, Squak; T NJ
Spareul \ j Spencer. A IL Emerson,
Sno.tanish. J Seymour, ii ID + Gray.
q VI Lowell, ] McDaine, Duwamish
Rive
INV ENGLAND.
o Ferry. Portland: n Hill. City;
!. VI Fisher, Snoqualmie: + NJ Walch.
4 y Clrn. = Dishse. Ki.titas; Hsr.
thorough. Port Gamble; e + Sheppard,
fo', Gamble.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-07

~ tao PES .ezt Il TaAuy rsazsD> Eaewel2
sss..t aGs-5Ence~ himself a. az indepeB dent Can
aa3afe leF Tr-slseslou Il Justice u The Fear@ fr
ait}e Precinct. sal respectfully ~oi4rits YeaE
/. lFsE~s-s a. tzsr pole ROSWELL SCOTT
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

New YoRK, June 15.-William
Davis attempted to kill his wife
Carrie by cutting her throat, this
morning, at S16 w. Third stree.
Drink and jealousy was the combin-
ed cause of the affair. Thomas j.
Bartell, who was yesterday convic-
ted Of numbering Mrs. Hammond,
was to day sentenced to imprison-
ment !or life
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

A daughter of Rodgers Street,
living near Clermont, Hartford
County, Md, was murdered on
Thursday morning by young man
employed on the the place. He
was arrested, but hanged himself
before the arrival Of the sheriff.
The murderer and his victim were
each only II years Of age.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

Bea"s.-This is a crop that gives
good profit when properly managed
1t Is poor plan to plant it upon
ground that will grow nothing else.
On good clean land, corn,stubble,
or newly plowed clover sod; beans
should yield 25 to 80 bushels to the
acre.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

The bodies of Two men, one aged
about 70; the other Al years of age
were found in the woods near Ferry
Bar, the southern limit of Balti-
more, on Wednesday. Both had
committed suicide, one by hanging,
the other by taking poison. The
remains have the the marks of des-
titution and suffering.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

The President on Thursday nom
mated Franklin B. Gross, to be
Collector Of Custom for Barnstable,
Mass. and James +. Craven to be
Indian Agent and the Cheyenne
River Agency 10 Dakota
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

Rev. Marvin Richardson, mem.
Der Of the New York Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
since 1899, died in Poughkepsie on
Wednesday evening IN his SSth
year
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17
THE FUTURE.

At the present writing, we can see
nothing indicating q return to those
prosperous times when money was
almost drug in the market; when
men of unlimited means were ask
ing others to use their money at a
low rate of interest. All, those were
the times when men had confidence
in each other and did not mistrust
each other as they now do. One
great cause, possibly not the only
one, however, for the present stag
nation in nearly all the industrial
pursuits is that our monied men are
unwilling to loan their money un.
less they receive an exorbitant rate
ofinterest. Let us illustrate: Take
for instance, the morocco business.
An employer has large orders to fill;
his means are very limited he
needs money to pay his employees,
and cannot fill those orders, because
he is not willing to pay an interest
for the use of money which would
certainly bankrupt him. The con-
sequence is, men are kept out Of
work, simply on account of the
grasping disposition of the wealthy;
they absorb all the profits, and
leave the luckless men who
CHANGED to fall into their clutches
almost penniless. We would have
very different state Of affairs if
our monied men were little more
charitable, and had more confidence
in those who are compelled to bor-
row occasionally in order to keep
the wheels Of industry in motion.
We charge the present depression
in almost every branch of industry
directly upon the monied men of
the country. They may attempt to
ridicule the idea, but the fact is
too apparent. Let confidence, be
restored, gentlemen F.; ask no more
than decent rate of interest for the
use ofyour money, and every branch
of industry will be fourishing in
our midst, To be sure, there will
still be some rogues. and this is the
class that is always waiting for an
opportunity to cheat some one. To
them it makes no difference whether
you demand Il high or low rate of
Interestingly are bound to gogue
you at all hazards. But we have
special reference to charging honest
men a rate Of interest that you know
must eventually ruin them. We
believe it was Shakespear who said
that Conscience makes towards of
us all )" but that is an ingredient
in the composition of the Shylocks
Of the present day that are not much
troubled with
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

New SToRE.-I. B. Murray &
Brother, having handsomely fitted
up the store No. l07 West Second
Street, and laid in a large and fine
stock Of Boots and.Shoes, are now
prepared to accommodate the citi-
zens and farmers with everything in
their line of business. Customer
work promptly and neatly done.
All work guaranteed.
The Boston One Price Boot and
Shoe House, have just received a
large stock Of spring and summer
goods, and it would be well for
persons to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.-Joseph
A. Bond, Loan and Real Estate
Agent, and Surveyor, office, I'll
Shlpley Street, second story, houses
rented, rent and bills collected, and
careful surveys Of land made.
Bill-heads, Cal DIS, Circulars, Tags,
everything that the business man
needs in the line Of printing at
Browns Printing office, No. , West
Third Street.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

mon anu We KNOW, also IlldI ne
values his reputation too highly to
misreprcsent any article that he
sells, and those who purchase from
him may rely upon it that they
will get just what they bargained
for. His wines brandies, WHISTLES;
&c, we have heard very highly
spoken of, and those who make use
OF, or deal in these articles, can
save few dollars by calling on
him, and at the same time rest as
sured that they are getting a pure
article, unauthorized.
SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-25 cent
Roast Dinners with vegetables, at
Mines 9th and Market street if
you have not tried them do so at
once. Open all night Tuesday and
Friday
We direct especial attention to
theadvertisement of the old relia.
able firm of Adams & Brother, SOC
Market street, where can be found
the largest and most complete as
Sortment of Children's Carriages,
the latest styles, at the lowest prices.
Also, a splendid assortment of all
kinds Of Dry goods and Trimmings,
Carpets, Oil-Cloths, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Glass and Tinware, &c.
We recommend this house as one
OF the first-class in the city, and
would advise Farmers and others
to give them a call before going
elsewhere.
HOME LIGHT OLIVE would
call your attention to the advertise.
ment of W. S. Adams, Agent for
the sale Of the Home Light Oil.
1t stands fire test of 100 degrees,
therefore it is safe and perfect in
every particular and cannot ex-
plode. He also has on hand a
large stock of Lamps, Chandeliers,
Brackets, Lamp Trimmings, &c.
BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-Jas.
Maharty, has taken the Boot and
Shoe Store, formerly occupied by
>, X. Babcock, No. A West Second
Street, and has laid in large and
new stock Of boots, shoes, CATERS, &c
OF the latest styles Persons about
to purchase would do well to give
him a call, as they will have the
advantage Of selecting from large
and varied stock at low prices
Also, a branch store at 703 Jefer.
son ST., where may be found a gen
eral assortment Of Boots and Shoes.
AINscow's DINNING Rooms.
these rooms are fitted up in first
class style and will be kept open
for the accommodation of market
people, faom 4 in the morning until
II at night. First Glass meal, or a
good Roast Dinner for 30 cents =
See advertisement.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-06-17

SIGNS OF THE T1MEs.-25 cent
Roast Dinners with vegetables, at
Mines 9th and Market street if
you have not tried them do so at
once. Open all night Tuesday and
Friday
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-30
SuFHMOaS.

IL rne rn rsfr tarar ~ TE For
JuIlt Ga. a. afrt ~ ras >TsrS !
sENry. bA. CHsn ~ z
NbeLpg. {
T. c. Hans "a pla nGa. vs.. I, . asv II
defendant
An Aetinn D ue,i tn District ton-'
; ttUth o. a. ,at pl-tr.rs us th. p
Ne..au il 4uu 2 f th COUNTY rs ~ "a
aud tl,,.t .asfatu hlaa hi ihr uiha
Cl'.tk 10 b, Dpuf't 4 ''s'' GA nc M
III Nov.m &C.. A.i tas6
fae state of Nettda 'end' or &,
Hawa4n. def0uaabt
yinaro ef,tg -pnuryd 30 sop u
action brs sat asa ASA y"H ~ ,h ~
naptad piai uT. I'D. Hausou. tie s..
Coltrt IS 10 Fourth lua.e.tl biat go -
state ~ n saaa. ul end ir W. ean
tuoth.llt mffua az ygtr fhr tam !uhi u
~. rsi,, ,,,,ttls DIRK uf said Cier' Si'R
IAN d.y. ..lus.At az the day Il feiN~
,f.,.f ttis i, ,4ee un ga a THIS rnmno"--
..,.t.,d Ma lsfll- =, unty; OF, q > tfeH ~
III. ,..nu hat m this Judtisi i'.et'l
Within tyatv aav. otherwise Win" ~
d,Vs-or e..rtut Is Il fsuli VI! p' !"
asalu4t sa.f art OIL AiB o. 'iir lis! -
cpmpiaint
said aces i Is Nru gb' 20 recover me
II sfFhf A. usIlHi dollars ON ''' e.
i.,ry motto. seruicd ana eoli'cr'a ~ ;'f
piaiat4n vuh 'wu re cent 49,
m.g,tl, lr,f Z ASH "a "a August 50 w
frreio~uu afr ftuil NOR s'eri IN
d. iverrd y you 40 piah'iir ~ ~ - "ps
RlnA ,, Mianr nWeai' fst,.ka
h,4lginr ,fnaG, th rt,n. SAM fieib-
1870 =, .raa ~ - .n ~ sid pfei"'i :"
Sb.rQ y, etd csultY fr Y. = KIN
maj fi,s A oe..d- q sgid ~" ~ apfi
tl,a ,s.,n,t # 81 Va charges si'a H..
..llsi, At Dcsaistf ms snii'a - ~,
sur, ana urpie~t 4, Melt'e"'' :" ,,f,
.gnt oftL amount Is atWntN - s,,,1
IN IA ms SHE. an hat d ~
persons a. uHlinf uNh. ~ f.Ismpg
aud force Hagd ~ ~ 'h..t,ysrtv and ~
claim tr h' rgd y 'A''
pa thee =. AMY appear By
All of hi,h viii Fn'fe i'e'y csr'iaed cOl
orenrc 10 SAID com Jun, ,,,pai,s.
which ac, pmtlaAi,r YIN s'@ MAJ II yolt
An Sw ~ h' H. ~aid Complain
Ia apioar .id "hNN ,l,intfR NH tAGe
ho.Fe ~ ~ - the Corr lo- ~
,nitia'h' 80 ~. at ~, said oqwplan''
~ -. H., ,r my band an' the
u.fen r., court Of the
- ". ky Ky srict ~ h" state
sra. aai.iAl Tor he county o.
20, W M. nth day o. NoV'N
1910, II. JoB, cieri
,.,,,,,p Attorney for pia a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-30

u OCATION of principal place of business.
4 ASan Francisco, California. ocati N OF
works, Echo Mining District, Humboldt
county, state of Nevada.
rICE.--There is delinquent Upon the
Following described Sock on account of
Assessment fso 81, levied on the 18th day of
November, 1876, the several amounts set OPP
poeite the names of the respective Share
holders as follow5:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-30
Delinquent Sale Notice.

hrk pAruH CONSOLIDATE, MILL kND MINING
COMPANY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-01-08

AN OBTRUsIvE EBIRD.-Friday afternoon
a well bred and exceedingly dignified
young lady of this city entered florist s
to make a purchase, when she was ac-
costed as follows by a shrill voice resem-
bling that of an aged lady:
"Shut the door. Don't you know any
better ? 1t is cold outside =
Very much overcome with mortifca-
ton and embarrassment. she looked
about for the speaker, saying: Pardon
me, madam, but the wind blew so,
could hardly close the door,
Well. mind yonr eyes, Miss, and
don't do it again, .. repeated the voice,
when to her great tastonishment the young
lady discovered that she had been con
versing with well-educated and certainly
very familiar poll-parrot. Annoyed at the
bird for deceiving her so, the young lady
turned her back to the cage and was IN
tent upon examining some flowers. Sud-
denly the same voice, or what seemed to
be, said to her, "What can l do for yon,
Miss ?'
If you hold your tongue l shall be
gratified above all things" replied the
young Miss, turning around as she spoke,
and discovering the lady proprietor
standing in presence Tie denoument
was surprising. - B,.fulo Courier.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1876-01-08

AN OLD CoUPLE.-We find the follow
ing credited to rural paper in Illinois:
DIR. Wilkins of Fairmount recently visi-
ted man and woman in Montgomery
county, Indiana, whose ages are respect
lively 113 and Ill years. and who have
lived together in the married state eighty
five years. The name of this ancient
couple is Fruits and they are the parents
of Mrs. Thomas Williams of Catlin Town
ship. The old man stands up as straight
as ramrod and does quite good deal
of work every day. He has always been
moderate liver and uses no tobacco.
which is an argument against tobacco
users. But his wife has been steady
smoker for sixty years. which is an ar
gument in favor of tobacco. The old
lady is afflicted with cancer, which
made its appearance upon her forehead
forty years ago and which sheis now doc
toring with coal oil. At one time in her
life she weighed two hundred and twenty
five pounds. but gradually shrunk away
till she now tips the beam at one hundred
and twenty-five.