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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
1uE DAILY NTELLICENCER.
Tuesday, September 5, 1879.

.rnIvED.-The Pacific Mail Steam
.bip Company steamer City of Pana-
ma. W. y. Seabury, commander, arrived
4, this port yesteaday moraing at 1890
o'clock. sailed from San Francisco Au-
ou.. goth. 81 O'Clock r NJ, with 81
cabin and ~ Storage passengers; 2s
Tags Of mail: package Of treasure val
ned a, 81. 29s 81, and 5g93 package Of
assorted merchandise- 400 tons On
the first day Of September at 3.30P. VI
abe passed the steamer Dakota, bound
down The first two days out she
experienced thick sogs. but on the re-
mainder Of the voyage, fine weather was
enioyed. She arrived at Victoria at
ten O'Clock on the morning Of the 81
inst, aud sailed for the Sound the same
evening The following il her list Of
passengers for the Sound. Seattle
Moore. + Parton. Mrs X Scott, Geo II
NTH, r n Best, wife and child, Mr.
Hattie Merwin. and 30 IN the steerage.
Olympia g Hall. Mr. l. ID Alex
ander. Capt J : Lawson and wife.
Mis- r Martin. Harry Martin. Chas.
Ellis and J IL Carr Tacoma-John
Hickey and NJ Manchester. She
brought for Seattle 1922 packages, or
oil, tons. For Tacoma. 3jJ packages
or II 1910 tons. and for Olympia
33s packages, measuring 293lf tons
Consiqn>es -sSesttle-Anderson Il Lowe
AW Piper. w Malson. Boyd. Poncein
4 Young. Crawford & Harrington.
Ran & White. Chilberg Bros, Wa
Chong. & l. Mitchell. Clendenin i Mil
Ter. Chss Eisenbeis. ID Ross, l. Mar
shall l. Co. + N Besh i Co. L Essen
bers, + Rigby. Frauenthal Bros. Grow
Cannon, Hovey Il Bsrker. Hall & Paul
son. Mrs Hattie Merwin. ] vergon. j
B.itx. Jas Parryr. Jas Mckinley, j IL
s.nderson, ] NJ Coleman. J r Morrill,.
ia Miller, Jno l. Jsmison. l. o Rowe:
|, Reinig. Mrs A Blackmsn. Mr. o NJ
gsnton Mrs |. GoOdsine. VI Keith. III A
Kelly & Co, NJ Glore. NJ II Maddocks.
Mclaughlin Il Mcnamara, Mrs Lowry.
MI Carkeek, & Ohlmcir. Pinkham &
SAKE. Pincns & Psckshcr. Pat McDer~
mott, r Primrose, Quong Young Lee.
Renion. Holmes & Co. Reynolds. Slorsh
& Co, Stetson s. Post. Thos Smith, Thos
W Pro.h. Taklas & Ingerman. J Y
Wilson. W Thompson. Wusthof 4
Valid. W A Jennings. W Jensen, W Il
smith. w IL Pumphrey. Wsddell Il
Miles. VIM Mcyentaum and Order.
Landed at Port Townsend. Henry l..
Tibbals. Esq. Agent Z. NJ. s. Co, Pu-
get Sound, Headquarters at Port Town
send
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

Quick WORK. We were informed
yesterday that a job bad been done at
Bullene's machine shop last week by
one Of the machinists. Mr.. II. Kent,
which for dispatch and good work was
considered something extraordinary
among the mechanics. The particulars
Of which are as follows the shaft of
the steamer TeAscr, which was broken
last week. was taken to that shop on
Friday at o'clock. and Mr.. Kent weld.
ed it, put it in the lathe and turned it
up. fitted it. planned fore and aft key
way and cross key way, and had it on
the boat at o'clock on Saturday morn
ing The whole job was done in TWEEN
;y hours. including the time taken to
get il down TO the boat.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

DIsTRIcr CoUKr.-In the District
Court yesterday fine of $25 and costs
was imposed upon Charles G. True aud
A. w. Gray for selling lottery tickets
also fine Of $3.50 aud costs upon Van.
Wildman and J. G. Fares upon the
same charge. In the case of the Ter
ritory rs. Williamson. defendant dis
charged aud bail exonerated. All
Wan found guilty Of assault anil bat
terry. was sentenced to Imprisonment
for sixty days. j. NJ Colman rs. Kcl-
logg ct. al. Motion to stay proceed
ings as 10 Gardner Kellogg sustained
Overruled rs TO others. Hall rs Hunt.
Continued for the term. Livingston re-.
CLAYTON. Judgment rs prayed for
Matthias, ct al. RS. Benson. Decree enter
ed for foreclosure of mortgage.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

FINE FRulr.-A specimen Of some
fine red Astrican apples. which were
raised on Mr.. Blsir's place, At Pleasant
Ray. 90 the East side Of Lake Washing
ton. on trees only three years old. were
laid ON our table last evening by Mr.
DeMott. They are excellent specimens
and fully go to prove what this portion
of our Territory 10 destined to become
as fruit producing section. We are
Informed 10y that gentleman that Mr..
Blair has some excellent grapes grow
ing and will be ripened in about a
month. and he thinks they will be as
good - any California grapes in our
market. lie has, also, some excellent
peaches and plums. and tomatoes which
are as good as the best. Mr.. Blair has
already sold $i00 worth Of fruit from
his place this season. and be is only
commencing its cultivation. Some ex-
tensive improvements are going on in
that location this season. and several
claims have been taken up by new COM
ers. Onc farmer. Mr. French, is set
ting out five acres to fruit trees in adj
d,sion to large tract already devoted
TO that purpose.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

FREIGHr CHANGES. - The Walla
Walla papers announce . change in
freight by the Walla Walla and Column,
bia River Railroad Company. as follows:
down freigh, reduced 50 cents per ton
the presen, rate being 81 per ton freight
10 WallA aud 50 per ton transfer
charges. making a total Of 81 so to the
whari-boas. A, the same time the CON-
pany announces that up freights are
raised to 81 per ton measurement, and
and a transfer charge Of so cents per
ton. The reduction on down freight
amounts 10 one cent and half per
bashcl. which is jus, that much better
than nothing. The annual merchan-
disc tonnage up to Wal!a Wslla smou,s
10 5000 tons.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

NJ GllAsGE.-We were informed By
the Purser Ct the PanamA yesterday.
that that steamer will continue 10 run
on this route instead Of being succeeied
by the Salvador, e. vas announced 3
short time since. The contsin pl a,ed
change WAS abandoned oaIr shor,
time before the ship left san Francisco,
bat - arrangements h.d been made 10
pat the Salvador on this route in her
place. and the advertisements had teeu
change in the San Francisco papers for
that parpose. her Continuance on this
route Was surprise 20 all We were
also informed sha. after the 18th Of
September Mr.. Otis Freeman will quit
the employ Of the F. NJ 5. $. Comps
ny a. General. Agent for Puget Sound.
and will be succeeded By Mr.. II L.
Tibbalds, formerly Of Port Townsend.
THIS news will be regretted by many,
a. Mr. Freeman during his stay here
has made a large number OF friends,
who will be 10th 10 part with such .
genial aud social gentleman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
The FUNERAL funeral Of M

The FUNERAL The funeral Of M
Plcht vas largely attended yesterday
The services were conducted by the
Rev. NJ. Sires. and the remains were
uttered IN the Masonic cemetery. NJ.
PIcht VAS senior member OF the firm
Of Picht * Mehlhorn, Of this city, aud
has been long aud favorsbly known on
the Sound. Deceased leaves wife and
five children. and bis loss will bs sin
oersly regretted by large circle of
frieLds. He Was a German by birth,
about SO years OF age. and apparently
IN good health up 10 the time of his
death. which Was caused by sudden at
tack Of heart disease.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
GoiyG AHgAD.-Wor kmen were

GoiyG AHEAD.-Wor kmen were en-
gagged Yesterday IN laying the s,ringers
along the Seattle L ". W. r. K. acros 5
the bay. The stringers from the Com
mercial street wharf out to the western
end Of the road will be plAnked over.
Mr. r. Russell hss taken the contract to
haul all the lumber from the mill, re-
quired in completing the superstruc,ure.
which will he about one and one half
million feet. A new gang Of Mongo-
lians were taken up yesterday to work
on the grade 81 the head Of the bay.
and the work will be pushed ahead Wig
orously
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

THE NAsrIc.-The tug boat Mas,ic
arrived here last Saturday from Port
Discovery, for the purpose of repairing.
Yesterday the engineer went to work
taking ont the tubes from the condenser
which will be thoroughly cleaned aid
re-trinued before they are again re-
placed, there will also be some repair
ing done TO the boiler by Mr. Mckinley,
ard some extensive repairs on the ma
chinery. and the pumps bored out and
new rings made and reti,ted by Mr..
Buliene. and some other small repairs
made, such IS painting. cleaning. etc.
The boa. is now lying a, Stone 4 Bur
net,'s wharf where she will remain for
the next two weeks.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

SUCCESSFUL NIMRoDs.- Messrs. K.
RUSSELL, Surber and Phillips. Of this city,
left here last Saturday afternoon for
Oak Lake, about nine miles from town,
and returned in the evtning with two
fine large deer. They rode down to the
Lake on horseback, and left their
horses there and commenced hunting,
and were not OUT long before their dogs
started two deer. They report having
seen large number Of grouse in that
locality.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

THE TINE IS LIXITED.-But q few
days now remain in which to take ID
vantage Of the Great Reduction at W.
G. Jamieson's. Until the sailing of
the Panama we will sell our enlarged
stock st cost; watches. s. so; gold
watches. tl5. The best American
watches in heavy case $50. Irregular
price. t45.) w. g. JAMESON.
Mr.. Hatch. collector, will call on per.
sons indebted to me between now and
that date.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

ASoTuRR MAN MlssISG. MIR Ben.
nett l. Johns informs us that a man
named Robert Ball left the residence of
the former, at the mouth Of the Du
vanish river. on the 18th of last month,
To 20 TO Salmon Bay. expecting to be
gone only three days, but has not yet
returned, nor been heard from. He
went in a canoe. having with him a
navy revolver, double barreled shot
gun, tent and some provisions and cook
ing utensils. He is supposed to have
had with him not more than five or ten
dollars Mr.. Johns is uncertain whether
he has been foully dealt with, capsized
and drowned, or quietly decamped for
parts unknown. Any person who can
give any information in regard to him,
will confer favor by communicating
to Mr.. Johns, either personally or
through tho postoffice.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
FALSE REroRT.-Xadam Rumor w

FALSE REroRr.-Nadam Rumor was
indus,riously engaged yesterday In
circulating the report upon the streets
Ia the effect that there had been =
shooting ARRAY =, Rentou. For a while
it MAS the leading topic of CONVERSE
ton about the business portion of town.
and caused no little excitement: No
body seemed To know any more about
the matter than that some one had
been shot al Renton and could not tell
from what source che report eminAted.
After . deal Of trouble. We finally
succeeded In hunting i, down. and
learning that i, MAS only canArti.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

SUSPENDED Since las. Saturday
operations have been suspended as the
Renton Mine. for lack of room to store
the product ut the bunkers oh account
Of the non-arrival Of vessels 10 carry it
away. The suspension. it is thought.
will lsst ouly few days. as vesse Is
are expected to arrive soon and clear
out the gorge at the wharf in short
order. This sort Of hindrance en-
phasizes the of, repeated appeals for
the encouragement Of local msnufac-
tories which would use up the product
Of our mines here in this city at . high
price instead of going from here at .
low price TO contribute mainly 10 the
advantage Of other towns. We have
here all the facilities and natural al :
vantages needed There is no reason
why half the manufactures required
on the Pacific coast should not be made
here. provided enterprise could he in
duccd to take hold and establish them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

:F- The public schools re-opened
again yesterday, and the delinquent
school boys. who have been carefully
up the days and weeks as they
passed. dreading the time to come when
school would take up again" now utter
a sigh as he passes sleepily along on
bis way to school.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

RUSHING. They are rushing matters
just now ut Bullene's Machine Shop.
The steamerL lively, which has been un-
dergoinx repairs on her machinery and
boiler. will be off to-day. Some work
is being done for the Mastic. aud the
Dispatch is being repaired, beside. some
other small jobs on hand.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

~ We were informed by gentle
man down from Olympia last evening
that Gen Pike is now at that place,
and that his friends are going to take
him on q fishing excursion to-day. and
will give . grand clam bake on We'd
nesday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

AMERICAN Hot Sc

AMERICAN HOUSE.
NcCsilisser. Andrew Jackson. j \
Jackson. John Morgan. Tacoma; Rich
ara Wilson. Por, Gamble; Thomss Il
lockwood. J II Hennerly, Seaitle; Z T.
Cooper. A ] Cooper. Caiifornia; George
W Tibbe,ts. c Bouymen, Rentor; l. u
Drake, Mrs Mcclellan. Thomas Julian.
Thomas Conner. Olympia; " Nj kies-
ter. VIM Spencer. S;eilacoom. Andrew
Eowse, Port Blskely.
NEW ENGLAND.
Miss Fleming. Michael Coulter, San
Francisco: Pat. BrannAn. St Anthony;
] II Carker. Yreka; ] W Gilley. Kxox-
vile. Joseph Philip. Snohomist; r
Andrews. Seattle; " 5 Nenan. san
Francisco: + Williams. Portland; W
CHANGER, Tscoms.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

~- The new steam launch. built at
San Francisco for the L. 8. Coast sur
vey, and TO be under the command Of
Capt. Ellicott, went out on her trial
trip Saturday. and acquitted herself
nobly, making about six or eight miles
an hour.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

Harry Zimdars has established
himself upon the corner of Washington
and Third streets, opposite the Eldorado
Saloon. where he keeps for sale groce-
ries of fine quality, which he sells at
the lowest living rates.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

LARGE CABBAGE. - Yesterday We
were the recipients of large sack of
excellent cabbages, from Mr.. Tibbets
of Renton. They were specimens of
some raised by him. and were the finest,
everything considered, that we have
seen this year One was Of mammoth
size. weighing upwards of twenty five
pounds. being solid ard we'll filled.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05
tV Mr.. Otis Freeman, agent of til,

tg Mr. Otis Freeman. agent of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
steamers, arrived here late last evening
from Olympus, and informed us that he
contemplated rendering his resigna-
ton to that company, and informed
them To that effect, as he expects to
have charge of On opposition line of
steamers which will be put on this
route in short time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

A NEW lNpusTnY.-Mr.J J. &. Jam
ieson. Of Californis. who has the right
for this Territory for the manufacture
and sale of Lenther's artificial stone.
arrived here last week. and yesterday
rented Mr.. Anderson's building at the
foot OF Commercial street, where he
will Immediately engage in its man
ufacture. We called at the place yes
terday, out Of curiosity. rs we had
heard much about the stone. through
our exchanges. and spent sometime III
examining specimens We were sur
prissd Ia learn that stone so bard aud
apparently 50 durable could be pro
,lured 10y artificial means II can he
moulded into the most beautiful archi-
,ec,ural designs. aud into articles of
domestic use. Among the specimens we
exsmined was . quaint and very pretty
match safe. and beautiful piece OF
Assaic thing. representing six different
colon. which are impervious 10 the
eatct. Of tho weather and water. There
seems TO no no doubt tlat it will even
TALLY subserve nearly all the pur
p,ses for which natural stone is used
for we are informed that it resists the
action Of frost. steam and water. and
is fire. proof 1t can be made any color.
from a bright light gray TO n most
beautiful brown, or sandstone. The
patent WAS procured the 9th Of June
last, by l.. l.. Leathers, Of Oakland.
Californis. and the stone is now being
extensively manufactured aud used in
San Francisco. Mr.. Jameson informs
us that Seattle offers unexoeptionsl adj
vantages for its manufacture. IS the
very bcst quality of sand and gravel
can bc obtained here for . mere tribe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

~ The Panama. after discharging
her freight at this place. left last night
for Departure Bay to load with coal en-
route for San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

tF The proprietor Of the Centennial
Beer Hall. on Mill street, has just open
Ell the largest and finest stock Of liquors
OF all kinds. jus, received per steamer
Dakota 10 be found In the city. In ad
di.iou to this choice and newly received
stock. he will keep - heretofore the
best quality Of San Francisco lager.
OYSTERS. OYSTERS. Fresh Oysters
will be served in every style from this
date a, the Puge. Sound Confectionery.
ef.
A Splendid lot Of Rodgers Celebrated
Pocket Cutlery just received By the
steamer Dakota.
WUsrHoFY & WALp
" For . good. cool glass OF Lager.
go to the AdelphiA, opposite fesler's
Hall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

~ The California Fish Commits
sioners are planting the waters of that
State with Eastern shad and cat fish,
10000 young fry" of the former. hay
ing been lately turned into the Sscra-
mehto. at Tehama.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

~ The Otter will leave here ., .
.s'0Sk this morning for Snohomi.h.
sas VII Be loaded with freight this
~. having received . 10, from the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

L. We are indebted 70 Mr.. John l.
Jameson for files of newspapers and
magazines. which be keeps constantly
on hand.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

~ The wires being down, South,
will account for our want Of California
and Eastern telegraph news.
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VAN DYEE-NoRTHCP-In this city. on sunday.
the ID inst. 1t the home OF the brides parents.
by the Rev Daniel BAgiey. Mr.. George z Van
Dyke and Miss Carrie 4. No'thup. both Of Sc
attic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-05

cokRxcTEp DAILY BIT .. NORTON co.
SEATTLE, Sept 4, is9S.
Gold In New York &l.loa.
Currency. here. buying. - selling. 81.
Trade dollars, - half dellars. IS.
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Notice.

The co-partnership b retofore eHlst.u. tween
W. b. Lawrence zlJ & q. IDrkIns. = tto
conduct u the of4ce Salon. "a seattle. ~. I.,
undar the arm name - l.avf.n.r d feTkins. f.
this day dissolved b. o. ltu4l ~, a. E3@aft
q, Perkins retiring.
All outstanding due III la, 'iri IIu : 10 t,tIb
70 " 8. Lawrence and ail elaine z+ls. s-.l HFi4
will De- liqaidated by him. ..,
WILLIAM =. AWlF -.
EDWARD u. FEtki%.e.
Seattle, Aus. 10. 1870.
VS. Lawrence, sneefss8F ~ Iawsefre J r.
kins will continue h carr GA iue 1fis-i'4- ~
heretofore. ~-+"'N -0a'a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Southern Cotton Cla,m..

v; tne treasury Department has Again
WA Mi.ain few days been called unon to eon.
fore haze sn~ many ma, claims which have hereto
tro 0 Ueea made for cotton captured or dss.
S S.oyeo during the war by the Unitsd
n ,ia Many of the claimants have cou-
e.eSaeo tnat during the administrator ,s
oAoecretary Bristow unfavorsbls dec;s;on "
no. warranted by the facts and tbs a11;
9ence, were made against them Th;s G Is.
Deen 80 persistently brought to tho .tt nas
Ton OF Secretary Morrill, that hs s'i tac
whe that Assistant Secretary Fren MHe
t VINO Is appointed a. kind of law otf;oar a.
inc sne treasury Department, shonld hava .. ~
sucn cases referred to him for fnr.hss al al
saIao.;nn and equitable adiustmanf A TIA T
SSe.Hc.toa OF Judge French "a Ass;,t 80
Secretary Of the Treasury was :" % . assaseans
count OF his we'll known cia s a sue, On 40.
tesI3mour ana the faculty Of probing ths
preind;oyy IN IN case to the bottom. Much
cases he, nas existed against these cotton
v;5rs,1n heretofore on account of the J md.
prosacr.; ~ao nave acted a. attorneva in
th;s T; sJ them. In q large numHar Of
49, s A.aa OF claims the late Assstan. So y.
To- lSsIly OF the Treasury, Will1am r Chs pa
ia tsrt 's.ne0, and his political influence
Com% 0It up with the National Execnsivs
in nra.., It IL said, to add to hie effician.v
A e.;ea1g tnese claims ON the denartmant.
.s.os! p examination is to be made of tina
~ srS y. =, captured and abandoned nronar-
r ~ e1a ~ the cotton cases.-N,ts6uro d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
him va kin bet our bottom dollar

supports him We KIN oe' ou' '0''
w The moment it got noissd abroad Wal We
-, a Naturalization. the entire reform popeiS
shan nv the Corners came rushin IN WIZ
Claims. Every man who lost hill nv pot;a'
tsrs or a fence rail, or q chicken doos, ~
80 unhoIv struggle, put in biz bid, ana ios
oonnia nv DAYS it wuz lively. Ez / na0
- make ont the bills, owing to the lnaoll.syy
~ The reformers to write, l Jest cnalgsu
'am a halt dollar apiece. l woOu navo m
a GOOD thing nv it eff the reformeis' gro:; .ra.
under the evils nv taxasnon anu a. h.va
deemable currency. hed napR1dn r,r "
The ioosenis With witch they maze ON
Thor cIaims aatonished even me- Men "no
narar had owned even mule p11 ~
claims far a dozen bosses each, ana clalms
wnz fled for enuff potatoes anu on,cAenee CO. -.
hav fed Ireland and the Yoonited OssteS luz
III TIE Corners and vicinity will reserve; Q.
the Reform party succeeds, nearly mi fsot
NV dollars, wich will put, us on QUIZ ~ 40
aein, pertickerlerly ez we don't pay 0o'
lar nv the taxes for 1t.
A"i NJ that this ia ashoored the Corners
viIl do good work for Tilden and reform
e. Kantnckv is certain to go right anyhow,
ovar a hundred Nv our stanchest reformese
hev volunteered to go over into 1nleany "
vote in October for tle moral ensol Nv
swespin triumph in that State that Is 81 tne
money is forthcoming to pay tnsir eaPG T..
ses. The Corners will 60 anywhere Oh iss
expenses is paid. r:,so .,d
Antissipatin the elecshun Nv Iilden anu
the payment of the Southern war claam ~
Bascom has extended our Inc Nv cIou.. ~
his bar. Thus some good comes out Nv the
struggle-we hev suthin Tangible no"'0H
y a1v, ~, thu NOz n reform.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, Refo-mer.
Toledo Blade.