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os4sns ~, @'u,ea ~, - ~ IAns Nv .no nseol'ne
w u.eo 1.sn - .ootaus' "''en 'Ao hAee'o.S
,1l'''s.e' ".o ~ W "Foueu A4.o coun1eu' .no
1.o47o s''.'i oo]eos " tho counting ot Inc votes
~ 41oa4s'"n'' f'ofiu'' ano eou.h eato.n"
,u"t' 1noso sol'a .'s,AB fo1ec'ea' 'neso Will no1
w n"'oE'ty " tho WHO'S .anlper OF votes
aoF e.lhot eAlu'aa'o tAa. the fFesiaent OF
tno oena'e, o'sfoearo'ng LILLE op]ootton anu
counting tho whola number OF yotes' sh"ll
declare and 40 certty that HAYES an'l
WilEEKn' having each majority, nre
daly elected rrosident md Vice-presi.
dent OF tho United statcs: that thereupon
tllo Honso OF Representatives, acting for it.
self as tho exclusive judge, shall decide TINT
there WIS no election Of President by tho
people, and shall forthwith proceed to cloct
Il President by tho votes OF the Stnteg, in
, 1876-12-16

Uncle SAMUEL Is said to be growing desperate
US le sees the Presidency slowly but surely slip
ping out Of hts fingers. By no scheme or device
can he make the public believe that 1874 is more
than 1856, or is a majority ot 300. Flo is said to
be greatly alarrlcd ut tho 'growing feeling
among Southern men that, aftcr all, Mr. TiLpEN
is not entirely necessary to them tn their desire
to secure como WHOLESOME cliunges In the con-
dit1on OF Southern affairs" \ Washington
dispatch says:
II Is known that Mr. T1LpEN l,aa been seriously
disturbed Aurln. tho rast week at tue n1atkod ilt-
Gallon Of cf1atRe In Southern 9ce!nR lii regard 10
submitting to tho leadership at Northern demo.
Gratis is known that hc has made dllgent in
qul1cs In reference tn tho truth nf reports Tenre.
Hcnt!ng thcto Southern men as thoroughly oppore.l
to tho cxtrelne measures proposed lit cnucts by
Northern members. and It il ri.sewity surgcs.cil
tl!at, aavlns become convinced 9f thts ctla.ee In
.tif dtetntd 4 trpealent 10 sitie .lih Me tn Ia
AoRt n tseeklnga Increment, thb 'aiao.s eBtcs Of
uhth HpoR TIE Democracy he cannot fat to apnre-
ctHff. .
, 1876-12-16

Though Congress llas been III session two
weeks, tho House Inns not yet admitted tito
newly-slcctel member from Colorado, nor
tile gentleman elected by 7,o00 majority to
fill n vacancy in South Cnroliun. This is
gratuitopy outrage updn these, gentlemen
aud tho constituencies Which they llavo bocn
elected to represent. More than this, IT in
dicates clearly the intention Of tho Demo.
cratic majority in tho House to sacrifice
every principle Of justice to carrying out
their unconstitutional scheme of objecting
to the count OF The Electoral vote MS IL has
been returned. Both these gentlemen arc
entitled to their seats, which aro not con-
tested; but to admit ono would bo to rocog-
nizo the status OF Colorado rs a State of tic
Union, mud to admit the other would be to
recognize tho authority Of the South Carolina
Returning Board. Though both these facts
arc incontestiblo under tho Inv, the. DEM
ocrats Of tho House evincc their desperation
in this preliminary notico TINT they will
contest them nevertheless. That they nre
.wronging eortain individuals seems to canso
them no more concern tllan tho deliberate
contemplation Of gigantic national crime,
, 1876-12-16

A daughter Of ex.secretary Bn1srow was
yestordny injured in runaway accident at
Louisville. Her injuries aro internal, mud
possibly fatal. It is to hoped the young
lady nsoy recover, for blood Of thinner
consistency is plentior, and could better be
, 1876-12-16

Tines thinks It WIS q aorry trick to play upon
TlLDsa,-that Of ilchlnx ABE lIEwl7r's bob
tuil addrrss ald furnishing copy to ZAon
CHANDLER, 81 that the latter could publish
Ills address contcsnporaneousty. The maztl4l
KEENAN, should 9cinsu,ter that all Is fa1r In
, 1876-12-16

CHICAGO COUNCIL No. !. II. AND &. M..-Epceiat
assembly this Saturday evening. DUatnsAs OF limp
j. o. n1CHFRsOS, Isccoricr.
, 1876-12-16

forever dependent upon him for ideas and
| editorinla2 : They ought to bo weanod, mud
not always remain sucking calves.
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AAe ocapa'."b iAueH..es " ro" totA
IVY "PpA'ent's eo.s1n'ea 't'a' 'nslr ieaaer
w 10 ~ a'e eee"u'B Nv" an' H''.'"6e ue-
iesa "ne1ops ,,, ~ oas"pe 4o"t yeAss " ber''ce
tA. ~ .eo.s"4 y. 1Nuti''e.t"e.o" ..', =. A"s't
4"sees 'n.An 70 :" po.''.on ~ tuasfe77 ~. 1of
4:sun'A".''n ~, :, o1"' 4'4ua' ."o ptopo-
a'Ao,' WI. s.',"e '44e A'A1ol'ty VI peolae Us
'"o olua.s"1 !o"' " 'ne ac,.a'n' a''.a "oo"e
~ sons'o,' ~ .uo "e'4o' =. @ae oSsi'un VINO
n'oea ~ ~, ne''a ~ 'no saul, ~ Escape 'S por-
s"els' 1nelo 1e wv a'.-s,l'aS.ene feasohs
wy .., 1eaao.n'on a. ~. ~ VIM. n,i1.n "o14o oo
e'st'1''eia' ~ sus i'1,1's u wv ne'noc'atio
un,5' ~ wv n,'1 p'.ee' anuef taa 1ns'sn
o,'"-een ~. Wv s,S'o"' s"sse "oa'a oA'y po
4,ous -, ''oo 'u1se' i, .u's1,'a " oo''oo' 20 10
o'S'fi1'''u' p'iu 'A' DeHoss"'s coa'a HOE
efeu .upe :" '"''e III VI .neso: LIS oeH.
pa's VI 'us ase'aso t, pe'"oos''' ~ 1no prospect
" A"cti a''os' ta'''1S cah 'a'h'iy pe III.
aB'n'a. II lS u'' nea'en-oofn mission ot
e'eiS De'nocfa' " f"n ios -" otce' OF NJ
.e'ps' ~ u1Pse' one na't 10 l'ac' oe'oFe tne
'nousanos upon 'no,sa"sia o' De'1ocra''o
on'se-seehc's "ao o.nee-staooef" ol4 OF
bo filed bv tnesa t,,ousonda of fam,aho5
| potriota. IN n conaummnt;on caloulotcd n IN.
| an;ro tho averao, Dcn,ocrat;c treost with
horror md disgust. Second. the yoat nm.
ior;tv of thc De,noorotic rortv ;a connoso,,
~ 1r;e,mon in v;ow ~ vl,,c}, ma \, w t,ro,,a
ansnic,on hat n canvasaor c;rn,1ot;na s,,.,, =
nc,;t;on in nr;dconort ~ ;rotonoo ,vo;1,1
-otirc from t1,o f,aH With ! hroLa,, hoa7 ho-
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;mao;no TINT lin ca1t;o ,no,or;tu. ~ tha
na,nno~o.;o n,rtv uor1J o~rov ;.so,, ,,n5as
a. f;,orny,a hnnnor olthong,, h ,n;oht ,,oss
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, 1876-12-16

It was supposed that Tl1pEN would close
Ills Literary Dureau" In Liberty street,
, 1876-12-16

IJAver1ys~ Thrnirc.
Randolph ttrrrt, between Clark and tas4ilc. En.
EnEe1nent nf salthMry's Tronladors. ''Thp 1rook. II
Afternoon aud evening,
, 1876-12-16

afcYtctscr'k Theatre. j,
.ataafsnn atrecs. hctwcen dearborn anA state.
Engagement NJ MT. and Mrs Ftnrcnce ''Tslc Mighty
Dollar" Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-12-16

"G0N8 IuNAcuH1s
Monroe street, hrfwcen State and Dearborn. "Tl
Colleen pAWu," Afternoon and cv vcntnE.
, 1876-12-16

choice grades. Sheep wero inactive and
weak. Ono hundred dollars in gold would
buy $107. ii In grecnbacks Mt the close.
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TIE hotel. mine best Philip wiss, i do
ing god iyasiuess-erowiesi sill the
time The CommissiU1crs u the coEBsy
g tso met here 80 the ~.a inst. we're in
session three days All dld az immense
snaount Of business preparatory To the
incoming new bard
The Gamble mill. are bosh aD3a foil
time. bat 40 night work The Hotel
K T'e@x.lst - eoatinaa.y fall II
strangers. coming AID going. and Messrs
Cofdoa and Cook have ,h~.r hands full
10 eater Tor - many promiscaGos minds
AMI taste. and yet tbey are q suecess.
The fig Of the ho.el Is now 81 half
inas. In mournfal respect to Captain
Fowler. the old aud respected citizen Fl
Port Townsend, who died this morning
Soune new buIldings srs being erected
upon the hill for the accommodations Of
working Fnea. the wharves are being
repaired and strengthened: dwellings
are being renovated and everything is
being made ready FOR the .iu,er. vhieh
in the temperature OF today is already
upon us-
The steamer Yakima has uow 8 ne~
aud beautiful sign grazing her pilot
house-'he work. believe. Of sogns ar
list Ia yoar aty
Mr. Benedict has had SOME splendid
lettering" done upon the win low Of
the post and telegraph Office. So that
ali soloarners aud ~sy-faring ''cusses
can easily. without circumlocuison. find
fls> v,aasar and Dnarasnr varx-sva +kasr
mai fnstter aud transmit their MESA
ges--pungling the only ooncomitant,
and that can lie done with either soft OF
hard, though Dick prefers the real
rhind." Dick Is good fellow if he is
from Iowa, and your correspondent 10
under many obligations TO him for
favorsl
Hon. G. W. Dwelly. the only DEM
ccrat elected TO Office in kitsap at the
late election, and that by the large ma.
jority Of l07 votes. to day. received his
certificate Of election, and is de taeto
justice Of the peace again. Having re-
ceiged the almost unanimous vote Of
the precinct, it is hoped that his decis-
ions may always be rendered de pure.
off on duty.
The Favorite has been in statn quo. at
the new wharf for several days past.
The Luanillo will have quick dis
pstcn for Honolulu. she being nearly
loaded
Tilden or Hayes
Justice though the Heavens fall
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4 PROFITABLE BCsTSKss. We drop
pcd into Ia establishment III Mess
Z r Andrew i 10. timer. ani dealer.
III hardware All stores. sri foGna that
they, ike the RS. e car hssIr ess men
generally. are enjoying = season q pros
perity Tbsy gave u sosne Interesting
facts concerning their business during
he las. few months. among which they
stated shat iaFlng the past week, in the
SINGLE item OF stoves, they .old over
thirty Twelve Of thfse were disposed
of "a = single day Their otbef trade has
been proioriiopably god. By each
steamer from s4n Franciseo, Tor several
months pat, they received "a an aver
age from - 10 q stoves. The y hcoDer
RsportsT on her last trip, brought them
Ga, AMI ,hsy have 81 coming on the
next ooesa steamer. They make sosne
thing Of speciality 81 this business aad
in their establishment a large a.@ogt-
rnsnt # stoves Of every description can
be f0und We ai.0 found there IN course
OF construct ION the iron work for =
large brick range for M Csthcsrt. 81
the snohomish hotel It. dimensions
are To bs : feet ia length. With two
ovens about two feet square Ar in
proved bot water boiler will be con
nec.ed with the range with a capacity
Of 100 gallons, Ia be bea, by . water
back in the range They were also At
work on two fine bath tabs for the
sanse party. The entire iron work for
The range intending the castings. WAS
dome here. Mr.. Andrews will go to
snohomish next week TO supsrintend
setting up the range, bath tab. etc
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OvTgAoEors- 49, We 9eega il high
tine tia, either by legal means. OF
otherwiss, a stop be pnt TO tie lis
graceful exploits Of numt.r OF angov-
erened and angovernabGe boYs. who In
fest this city. and are quite AZ rnncIl q .
nuisance here - the dogs are ia Con-
.tantinople They are ever and anon
engaged IN ell sorts 81 malicious mis-
chief, with no further apparent object
than downright dlabolisn. L,tIs girls
seem 10 bc the especial obiec: OF their
malice. Some time ago we mentioned
little girl $. having been pushed into
the water by them and narrowly eseap-
ing drowning AZ two different times
smaller boys we're pushed from the
wharyes. aud fortunately rescued by
spectators. AZ other times yoang girls
who cllanocd TO hss oct 81 an evening were
inSul,ed aud made the targets FIR sticks
and aones hurled at them ny these mis-
creant. So we might 90 on Ia emu
merats the disgraccfui acts. which have
all come under our n.sscc within lev
months. The last case. however. we
we're informed of yesterday. A little
irl Of Mr.. Ysrnos abou. ak years old.
hiIa on her way home from the south
scbcoi with vsff-f girls. wss struck On
her forehead. just over the night eye.
With stone hurled from . sling, . mum
Der Of which group II these gas.ias
had in their Possession, aud were using
ia huriing stones at the girls. The
missile struck the little child with ter
rible force. telling her senselsss TO the
ground. and leaving . frightful wound
GA her forehead iust over the right eye.
from the effects II which she will be
confined To- the house for some tune.
We duly appreciate the benefits
To 10 derived By children from innocent
and active outdoor sports. and are
happy to concede so them the right of
monopolixing ,ht sidewalks in their
gambols. even 10 the point OF disaco-
moding Older people; but We think that
such disgraceful conduct on ths part Of
hoodlam boys. should he suppressed.
II parental authority fails to accom-
piish this they should hs overawed by
the strong arm Of the law
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

THE THEATRE. The Sawtelle Com
pauy made their appearance last night
ut Yeslcr's Hall. 10 . not large. but sp-
precistive audience East Lynne" as
announced. was the feature of the ey-
ening. with Mr.. j. Al. Sawtelle in the
rs,ie Of Sir Francis Lsvison" He sns-
tanned the character throughout, most
excellcntly. and showed bis superior
ability as nm actor in his deliniations Of
the character of an INSCRIPTIONS gal
home as in some other of his favorite
characters. Mrs Sawiellc, a. Lady
Isabel vsne" was fine success sho
Sustained the character throughout in a
manner which elected the greatest APP
prcciatior from the audiences. Miss
Belle Douglas. in the rode Of = Miss
Cosnelia Carlyle," Non the admiration
of all. La her deIiaeation %: old.maid-
ish foiblcs. she was heartily appiauSled
and elected Teal II laughter Miss
Katie Firnnin, i'm the fsse Of Barbara
Hare" vas a de.iJed siecess. She .x-
hibite1 all that sweetness and ansopbis-
tioated confidence that belongs To that
character While Mr. Howard ia the
part of Archibald Csrlyle" squitted
himself ably. The other characters
were all we'll sustained and
on the whole the drama was successful
~ rendered The fare. which conciad-
eel the entertainment WAS equally mefi-
tous The company are deserving Of
extensive patronage. and As they pos
sess real merit. We apprchend th., their
sss son here will he successful one
They will perform again on FRIDAY
evening. on which occasion the drama
entitled David t;arrick." will III put
on thu boards
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FROM PORT GAMBLE.
Pokr GAMBLE, Nov. 18th

PokT GAMBLE, Nov 2stL
En-. ISrELLIGgNcER: The Roswell
Spragne sailed on the 10Th for San
Francisco.
The James Cheston arrived on the
cath. and Is now receiving a cargo. part
for Oakland. and part for san Fran
cisco. She will sail ahou, the 10th
inst.
The David Hoadley aud others If the
company's vessels are expected from
the Bay. aud the bark Camden from
Honolulu.
Our schooner Alice is also ~ rssts for
this port.
Show tronpcs are t~gining to infes,
us again. On the 23d the Acrobats
performed 10 = slim audience. The
SAwtellc Dramatic Company were
billed for Friday and Saturday Last,
hut failed To exhibi. until last evening
They were greeted with large au-
dience; the performance Was well IT
osived, Judging from rumor not hAv-
ing the wherew,th 10 liquidAte, we
remained aloof. Eliminating upon the
lueklsss lives Of the luckless sons #
Adam. and harling silent ansthenas
upon that dsfanct yet venerased in.
iividaal Of we oldea time
Very little has occurred since cleo
,ion 10 cause even = ripple upon the
popular wave here. all ,goes smoothly
and harmouiously Male matrimonial
allisncss, Aa3e demise. A.aAs births ans.
Asis s4scas-asssek.
The public school here will close IN a
few days fw The holiday season. ase!
then reopen under Mr.. Jones, whom
the Directors have wisely re-engagej
fs another term,
Imay here remark that the school al
seAhcck is getting along admirably
well under the control oi Miss Windsor
The Educational meeting there on the
eth inst. MAS = success, the hall BEING
hlied Ia Overlooking. Seabsek a, pres
ent Is lively The hotels Of Mes>rs
Howard and olAyson are well conduct
ed and we'll patrunizsSi The mill j,
gang night and day
The scho.ol ~ Port Madison is ais
getting along in good style undei
Misses BAbhitt and Comssock Th.
mill here is running night and dsv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

WALiA WALLA fTEAs.-O~ing 10 so
much vet weather this Fall the farmers
have no. been able To pillow as much as
usual The result Is that but little
more than one half of the area of grain
has been sown this year as there Was at
this time last year Last Friday
evening abou. 6 O'Clock. discharged
soldier by the name Of Wn McGin,
committed suicide In an clubhouse back
# Peter keifer's grocery store on Main
street Owing TO the recent rains in
the mountains. the creeks in the valley
are unusually high for this season of the
year. and as far back as the eye will
extend. the lofties, mountain peaks are
all clear Of snow. Monday night We
had heavy frost, but Tuesday was
like . September day -. Spaulding
Bros. Of Portland. have men up here
buying hogs. They are paying cents
gross. These hogs are shipped below
and made up into bacon. hams, etc
Watchmaa
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SUDDEN DEATH. by a telegram re-
oeived from Port Townsend yesterday,
We learn that Mr.. John Martin, man
well known ON the Sound, while sitting
by the stove, la the office of the Cos
mopolitan Hotel. yesterday morning,
conversing with some other gentlemen.
and apparently in good health. in
stantly dropped dead from bis chair.
Heart disease was the probable cause
of his death
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

.fr~ Ry some unavoidable bland.r
Tuesday mornings issue VAS made TO
read. that Judge Hathaway had made
IN order III sale in the Seattle estate
IT Williamson, deceasesi. when i,
should have been All order Of sale in the
estate If Settle. deceassd. and IN order
diseharging the administrator IN the
estate Of Williamson, deceased.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

A TREAr.-Lsst evening our office
was treated to some Of Meydenbauer's
delicious mince pies. They were the
most toothsome palladium We have come
across for some time, and as one If our
typos exclaimed they We're way up"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

To ClosK The butcher shops will
all be closed today a, ? O'Clock, aud
viii not Ne opened again until the usu.
al time tomorrow narning. Those
who want first class shecfs,eak. or
delicious mutton chop for supper should
call At OILERS. sign CITY Market"
where the best meats are kept. and Sc
cure one before o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

- The North Pacific will leave
here at I o'clock this morning. She
will take on quite an amount Of freight
here. including several head Of cattle
for Victoria.
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Seattle bankers yesterday TO take on
there lower hold load of coal. after
which she will haul up to the Renton
bankers aud complete her load The
Renton company have been completely
frustrated in getting down their coal on
account OF the ffeshes. bat this diff
Guilty will soon be removed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

L. The Phantom. which now has
exec lent accommodations for prsscu-
gers, and the Captain If which is one
OF the most obliging Of men. will leave
here for Seabeck. Ludlow. Gamble, and
Madison at O'Clock. this morning
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

.s4~ The coal shipment from Nana.
mo for the month Of November, exclu
sive Of home consumption. will foot up
In the aggregate, % ooe tons This ia =
very nice showing
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IL The vietoria !>faaA.sFri

CT The Victoria Standard sts,cs
tia, the water ia fras<r Canyon rose
ioN feet above It's ordidary level recent
ly. aud that portions of she wagon road
were thirty feet under water. and then
asks If IL be Il, roate Tor a railroad
We should Judge no,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

NEW ENGIAND

NEW ENGLAND.
II Ransom. Centreville; II Morris.
b III Hall Olympia; + Keehen. q Pen.
noll. c Micbd. Mrs McNsft. Victoria,
q + Graves, W II Morrill,. Stsckwold.
Tacoma; j Whitemier. San Francisco;
+ Graham. N Evens, j Hadderstaued &
wife. Mrs Hagnell. Mrs Bisseli. $ Bsx
ter, VIM Deacon. Parker. s Rice, j
Mcclure. Ren,on; l. Tenor. Portland;
W Brown. Maine; q A Cushman. Wild.
by Island; NJ Gutenberg.
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No PArER DESTROYS If afording all
connected With this office an opporiu
nifty Of properly observing Thanksgiv
ing Day. there wilt la no paper issued
tomorrow morning
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

- The Dispatch will leave at 10
O'Clock tonight for semiahmoo. with
the mail
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W. X X wen, up the track Always yes
ieriay with crew Of men Ia do some
patching up along the grade. The
track layers will protsably resume op-
eratIons by Friday next. and j, is ~ lie
hoped ,ha, nothing will further occur
10 resari the progress Il the work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

"FtxKp. We ars indebted 10 Ex
Mayor Ga,rert for a fne TURKEY, fur
nished Us yesterday. for this Thanks
giving Day.
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.-Y~ The Fasorite will probably tow
the bark J. b Rell out n sea this
morning
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

N-Come one come all and get one
Of the Extra Minee Pies at the Eureka
Bakery They can't DO beat. An epe-
cure pronounces them array up
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30

CITY BEER HALL still ahead.
The very best San Francisco. Stella
COON, Seattle. Bremen and st. Louis
Beer always on hand
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Executors Sale.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 10
seph Settle. deceased.
BY virtue Of order u sale issued out II the
Probate Court Of King county. Washington Terri
tory. made and entered Of record on the nth day
OF November. A. u. 1870, We will sell at public
auction. IN front Of the ONCE Of said Probate
Court. IN Seattle In said county. on the 2ad day
OF December. A. ID. isI6. between the hours OF
ten O'Clock A. " and the Getting Of the Of the
same. the following described property OF said
deceased. to-wit Lots six t6l and seven IL. in
bloc g. Of c. G. Tsrrys first addition g. seattle
In King county ana said Territory. On the follow.
ing terms to-wit one-hAlf on day Of sale aud
balance In three months in cash r. g. gold coin
MARY ETA SETTLE, Executrix.
DANIEL RAaLEY. Executor. d2Aw