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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29

vyhIasen6.
Go prostfedek proti nemociuI, iako:
.Solnaty tok, kozni vyrazen /
a, ostrost krve, pok azeny Ia
Ind k pa ] eni zahy,
Nejyy born6jsi lex proti e.
m ocim iator, sleziny a zluGe.
Spolehlivy lex prot
b0lcni hIavy
vSoho druhu, dychaviGnosti a zapachu z
dst.
Osvtddeny lex pr ysoch zenskych ne.
mocech, bledniGce zloutenici, zkazen6 kr-
We a zaludkovych kfeti
Jisty prestfedek proti zimnici a rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani iedn6 lahvc Aussburgskych
kapek uSetfi vGt5ich vyloh "a leky.
- ctu. ~ lahev aneb ) lahyi "a 81. 90
X doetani ka4de pofadne ltkarnt neb
pri zaslani obnosu, 2 hlayuiho skladn pro
Ameriku od
VI. Ern>t, Cleveland. %.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29
ncZaZivnOSti

a natouklost zaepu pisobi Kdyz ty
kaPky odstrani latky, kterG tGzkosti ,v
pdsobi, vypudi take ptiznaky tlkazy no.
moce, ktera pramene teho yyprJslila,
Jake m pf. kolikoyG biisni boIesti uii-
mani, iakoz boleni hlavy prsou, zavras
tlaceni apnstotu hlavt hnGni nzika-
nj oticha sklicenost prsni, obtizne ,ly
clini. ktere jest zvldst6 hypochondrisllm
Qtzkomyslnym) caste osudn6.
PROT: sc m b bolestom, ie5 zen.
s ke pohlavi tax zhusta trdpi.
Proti; plnokreynosti,
lbc dnici
tt.@ omyslnosti,
uzkostliy0sti
t6&kostem kaludeGhin
mdlob Il m,
bolestem hlavy
1du,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29

Newark, N. Y.
Nase modfidlo jest neIIepsi ma svtto
Ono Sc nerozblha po pradle, neobsahuie
zadne skodl.ye latky a Jest uzivano We
ysech velkych pradelnach iak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii laci. IIodi Sc W.
fecne K bileni. Prodava Sc pakhGkach
10 eta. ieden. Ma prodej kazdeho gro.
cera. Pteite Sc yzdycky po AmerickGm
modfidle.
Office: William Str, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29
Gbyspesii,

nebo obtiznemu zazivani bolem hlav,.
bolehi zadech pIecich, stisnenosti ~
sou, kasli, kyscdnnI fihani, zavrati od.
Pornosti v 1stech, bolostem zluGnin. boil,
Stcm yokoli ledyin Il STUN jinych il.
nych neinoci jich ikazdm, yznikaiicin
20 spatnGho traveni.
rrotl; ne'nocem koznim, osu.
'iham' vfeddm, nadorim, bolavyrs
oelm' cervence, svrabn, spatne barve plo.
te iinym nemoccrn koznim. Jcdna 10.
dina lahev pfesyod1 tolio neincdivtrei-
ytisiho. ae.f4 oa N
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29
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zlouten'co.
Proti; kataru slime n, ,De, kte.
ra ne zylastt rychlo vyleGi, protozo kapk,
ostry,4 zacpu p1sobiei slem trhaU vyins
sui.
Proti; zan6tlivGlnu choronickGmn
re"ma'Izinu, prot dine (gichD a yss
hkym zlntnin, rcmittuiicim intermitta
llclm zinncim, prot nolnoccm krcv.
iiim,-ed a mtchyfe. Prot
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29

p"knd yznikaii &c zaSlcmovani. nahtoma
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-04-15
tFrt. FRIDAY APRIT = 1875.

roy IL cxchanEc Ne ,,asr that Major
- ,cston, late Major and paymas:cr
rmy, stationed 1t Portland, Ozn..
for tac iastyo and Il half in one
pcn;Icn;.a.ics FOR stealing
cement has had his sentence q:
tmtte,), taking effect on the
will still - held accoun.a-
urn Of tho stolen MONEY.
r., the Secretary of Var
.nr that the Zig I'll at VI
was illustrated thi, morning
Of Nashville bridge Tic
alive with myriads Of snail
=. and among them were
ous dogfsh engaged in
II their diminutve
arc villainor
be given by
evening,
'>class
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-04-15

sti.er rising in aiJ;".

cid Ia NcW York i3.c' I::.. '.-:' '.a.,..
il ~.a Francisco ~-.r,-o.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

REGULAR GRAND ECoRE PACKET.
Leavee TUESDAY. February %, ct 5P.M.
f. u Fer Gran4 Ecere, Msnttemefy,
lm Alexandria, Norman's, Barbin's Wares
Landing, and al landings on Red River
The passenger steamer
JehD B. AtAude,
(1n prace Of Kate Kinney)
John Henn, master, Ed. OotlaN clerk
viii leave O. above positively. taking freight for Cane
River Will answer all halls on the Cosst. FOr
freight or passage apply ON board or to
JOHN JANNEY. III Common street
Q. G. WAYNE, log Gravier street.
FIG DOUGLAS 4 WINBURN, IS Nstches.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

bbls whisky Hart &co-5 DO J A Asons. II rolla
leather 4 Pierre &co4 hhds obecco Kirkpatrick &
nng-7 boxes mdse II D McAMster-l5 bales domes.
tic s L Boyd .1os pcs plow stock N Hir.ch Loo
boxes mdse Louis & R0thschild-2 bbls whisky J
Collins. 3 tierces hams + X Merritt hid tobacco
D Hadden &co-2 bbs whisky E Richards. 2 do T
McMahon-2 do Nohan Il do z Quinn. 1 box Of
books r Harp-3 pkgs mdse Me- ritt-S rolls Of
Jno King tool do Beadles. Wood &co-2624 pcs
bulk meat Flash & Dolsen-l6 casks bacon Z Com
verse - bales domestic boxes mdse Meyer Weis
90. So scaks peas Jno Adams &co-1 car lumber
c Balentne-lot old iron v Schwartz g sacks oats
w N Woods 10 bdls paper to E Palmer &co.-5
boxes eggs Carman Aco-l car ock johnson Ste
Trepagnier &c0. 3 bdls tobacco Hernshe:m 4 Bro
bbls alcohol L Lyons-6 bbls oil to Richardson 4
Nay-6s pkgs mdse Rice, Bros &co-e0 do Navra 4
H Ha'ler-1 do Stratton & Mayer. 4 bx tea Henke
II boxes mdse Benare 124 bales cotton Ranger Fat
man eco. Il do Kirkpatrick Keith-and sundrles to
ordor-TOtal. ISL bales cotton hhds tobacco
NOR0ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD February Ills bbls molasses to PeltOn T.
Dunbar-3 do John Calder--l7 do 10 bales cotton to
Bush Levert. 3 do G A Lanaux-3 do McGehee.
Beers do n Putnam. 81 DO 81 bbls molasses 5
bbls cistern bottom hhds do Robert Hare2 hhds Of
sugar bales cotton Clapp Bros &co-l do 81 bbs Of
oo-l6 hhds sugar Jno Chae Sons. .s5 dry hides to
Nanade l. Lacassagne-29 do bales moss hf bales
do Hermann vignes-.:l bale moss Wang Cot,
A1OAoSOOD
sugar d L Kerniou-Total, % bales cotton Sc hhds
sugar bbls cistern bottom hdds do bb sugar l46
bbls molasses
Cargo per steamship Sosephihs. lrclp Galveston
Is bales dry hides to Whitney eco IS bales cot
ton Clapp Bros Sco-l7 Walmslsy Aoo-l1 Jno
Phelps Aco-10 Simms & Levv-i2 Francke Dan
neel-2 Flash, Lewis eco 9 bales rags M Schwartz &
Bro bbls Decans Schmidt & Ziegler-T0tsl, 81 bis
cotton
91cnues A4 fH1 AAO B4DnA
Covington-Per schooner NJ Pippo-7 bales Of
notfnn Tn Lana Ant 6O tn ArHar
do Jno 7 Hardie eco IL boxes eggs sacks rough
moo 26 bbls tar $50 bbs sand to order-Tots ~ bses
cotton
Stookton-Pef schooner Two friends- IS 600 feet Of
luwber to o Stuber
Pascagoula-Per schooner Mary Theress--3a.ooo
feet lumber to H Buddig
Tickfaw-Per schooney elizabeth AhA-S5 cords
wood to order
Springfield schooner Jas wightman-i2 cords
&ood to O'Rourke-l2 boxes eggs hides IS kegs tsr
TO order
Jordan fiveS-Fer schooner Co7cordia-32 90 feet
lamber to order
Bayou Lscombe- Per scbooner Cosington. go, 600
feet lumber to order
Tehetuncts river-PeS scAoonef Emms Apeli4
80, ,0oO feet lumber to order
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

LIVERPOOL. Per steamship Marina. $500 bales
Soet0n $40 sacks 0lcake 9lO0 pcs slaves
AAvRE-Per ship President Lie. .3577 bales cot
tua 300 pcs slaves
BARCEA ONA-Per bark JaruCo-1ll0 belee cot
Goa % pcs lumber $500 pcs slaves
GENOA. Per bark L0m-ll00 bales cotton
AAVRE-Per bark Kong Carl-l340 bvles cotton
S60o pcs slaves
LIVERPOOL. Per bark st Patrick-2l3ob bales Of
eotson l600. pcs slaves
a UTuLA-Per schooner Lady Woodbury-l2 bbls
V10r bbls sugar pkgs sundriUs 5000 feet lumber
PENSACOLA. Per lugger Gsribsldi. Lot tlnit
Ind sunuries
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
STEAMBOATS,.

-~~ccc>~~~~~>~~o~~~ ~>~~~~~~>~~~~--~~~~c~c~~~
MEMPHIS AND TaF pENDS.
The fine steamer
CARoNDELET,
BILLIE n iIHOf 81 !. sHsEVEPOaT. HsGsS1ES 81 =
H Leaves T TUESDAY, TS f. Feb. b. y ien ss p. n. c'
Through bills lading via Cairo and Belmont to all
points North 3nd West.
oP1lops4s.
INDEPENDENT OPt1OUsAS WEEKLY
D.. 9zaHk!SI; I9zACkkEI; 80
f&1R :Atchafalsy., simmapcrt Big Bend Land.
ponts-The light d1sasSs s % passenger eng steamer n'''
r ptob.t ,s.,t.. st. A.sy' n ec,m,a. c,.r.
Leaves 7siSsi WEDNESDAY,. Feb. b. 3 's9cp Il r: NJ
HTg 1PRE 2; SSS Ss to
c,lin Through bills Of lading to Bayou Bout end Dss
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leavss TUESDAY, Feb. q. ct p. NJ
H a. Yer Washingasn. PsTs eafr0,
cs. 1,ss.sSs s1s, y :ssis md s.;:: ::
Courtabless-Ths sew and nght-iraught Psassngsr
n. Il Broad. ....s.r' e'''''' rh,o. sosia ,,.ta,
Connects At Simmsport with steamer MINNIE for
Bayou des Glaises giving through bills lading For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
IL %ssaA s Il sssx z s.1as Bsa Is
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb. 19, ct r. N.
~ - Fer WaahingtoAS Pers 0A1fo.
- oimmsport, Churchvi1le and Ill iAtsr.
mediate landings ON the Co4sk AtchA.
nlsy. River end Bayos Coartablasv-yhs esv end
htdrsught passenger Stesmer
Ten000k
(1n place of the TfeftonD
W. Burton, master, Capt Eng Quatrevau1. clerk.
All freight fo. Bayou dee Glaises will b lxnded q
6immsport or Big Bend Lanl ing.
s26 t J. NJ DOWLN0 S Decatur strese.
OPELOUSkS AND COAST.
leaves WEDNESDAY, Feb. g. at 5P. n.
~ = Fer Washtngt6n, 0pelousas, Pof4
Barre. 1mmspork Ohurcnvlhs and A,i
landings q the UeAGt Atcha6alAyD 8tVso
end Bayou Courtableau-The
&C. Pickett msstsr, 4. Meynief, ST., eaeA.
viii leave "a ebove Al freight ana passsngsfs
for Bayou des GAizes to be landed ct Simmsport or
Big Bend Landing Through bills lading to Bayou
Bout: For freight or passage apply ON beard or 10
n266 LORD 4 McPEAKE Is Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
DR.. Geo. y. Friedriclsss
DENIAL SURGEON,
ass st. Charlie. ,treet, corner Of Girsds
Square above the City ball.
a1A 9dpSutf

ID EUOC1ION KUBEK1NS IMPROVEU
IL PLANTATION CABINS
CABINS from $i5 up-according to size-all com
plete and good lumber guaranteed All kinds of
Dressed and Rough Lumber. Door SASH Blinds and
Cisterns furnished at reduced rates
Orders or communications left in either box
promptly attended TO- CAPT. BROOKS.
Box at Ldams s. Works IL Commercial Place.
Box a.J Janney's, III Common street.
Box No. l. Mechanics Exchange.
jaI3 Tu Th Sa I'm
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
FOR BREMEN.

RI For Bremen The Al Norwegian ship
Sr51s TROS, Brag master, is now loading for the
above port, and having the greater portion Of
her cargo engaged and going on board will have
quick dispatch, For balance Of freight apply to
SHULTZ & Co,
ia14 tc n Carondelet street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
MARINE NEWS.


V111C8 NV ORAkA0S BULLETIN,
Friday Morning. February ls.
Cleared Yeesorday.
Brdfish steamship Marina FREEMAN, for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
Norwegian ship Presideat Lie, for Havre-
Han 4 Vaughan
3penish bark Jarueo Cabanas. for Barcelona
n Puig Aco
1evsgian bark Lom. Rostrup, for Genos..
Ocean, Zerega eco
1srwegian bark Kong Carl, Henricksen. for Havre..
RI Buddendorf
Dsitish bark st Patrick, Mclean, for Livsrpool-
MeekeC. Knox &co
schooner Lady Woodbury.. Woodbury., for Utilla-
JP PNaeheca eco
1Agg9 Garibaldi, Fislar. for Pensaoela.. Master
Arrived.
TAsEe were no arrivals from sea yesterday
sFRAnDoATs.
Poytons, verh06, from Evansville with three
barges
Waloon. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter from Amite River. New Basin
Gov Allen. Brown from Bayou Sara
1obt Young Terrebonne. from Laurel Valley
Mary Ida Ruiz. from st James
0tioie. Carrick. from Lower Coast
Carondelet Thompson, from st Louis
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

vlUkNBUR6.
s~~~~~~<~~~|>~~~~>Nc~>~~~O
SATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED STATn
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.N
- Fer vlckshurs, Davis,s BenA.
Matches and all intermediate landinsS-
The passenger steamer
NatcheZ,
7. p. Leathers, master JF Musa CLERK
Yaao0, Tallahatchie and Eunfower riyera and ma
Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and St Louin.
Tor Geaght Or pessAge apply on board, or to
JOHN JxNNEY, III Common ~
o. 70 HITB 4 CARLIN, Tchonpitoulas n
Freight taken and through bills Of ladine aieDad to
Tallulah and stations east Of Talluah on the Vcks
burg. Sh everort and Texas Railroad, via Delta by
". d BROCKETT. Agent 81 Magazine u.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
FOR HAvRE.

,r4 For Havre.-The 3 3 L fast sailing iron
S5A clipper French bark RHONE F.eury, master,
- is now. loading for the above port. and having
q large portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have dispatch. For balance Of freight
Apply to DEWOLF, POWELL & CO..
jai3 tc "A Caro- delet street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

BAYOU DRS GLAIZES.
INDEPENDENT BAYOU DIES GLAIZES BOAT
Leaves every SATURDAY ct p. M
Fer Evergreen, Cestes 8sre.
Junction, Horeauvile, Big Bend Simms.
port and all inter mediate landings-The
passenger steamer
Frank willard,
Lew Rice MASTER F. NJ. JOhfi0n clerk,
will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HITE & CARLJN, Ag-nta
TchOupit0ulas street.
Commences February 10th. Fl7
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
BORDEAUX.

,c4 Fer Bo-deanx-T To sail about the Goth
aS6s inst, the Al fast-sailing French bark STE
443x GENEVIEVE, is now loading for the above
port Superior accommodation for passengers, both
cabin and steersge. For freight apply to
DEWOLFF, POWELL & CO.,
A CarOndelet street.
For passage apply to the Captain, on board foot of
Eighth street. FLO tc
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

0AYOU SARA.
@ = Fer BayeD Sara, Swatorioes
~ Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Ro1ee,
Plaquemine. and way landingD- Che
United States mail semi weekly packet
Gov. Allen,
On place Of w. S. Pike>
j. ). Brown, master, i. 8. sueSA, 0leu6
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at r. NA
for Bayou Sara For freight Or passage apply 10
HITE 4 CAKLlN, 8 Tch0upitouIas II
s1o &C. GODDM. IS Natchez street
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
R0R MEMPHIS 8Nn BKNDss

0OR MEMPHIS RNn BENDss
.>.-asa
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET,
For the season of l875-76.
Loave1 THURSDAY. February a. at t5PM
H. 4 Ger Memphis, Helena, MOUTH oB
49, White River, Chicot Greenvllle, Vickso
burg and the Bends-The splendid pess
eenger steamer
Thompson Deano
~: Miller. master, Geo. Miltenberger clarR,
wiu leave - above. paying particular attention TO-
al way and plantation business. Shippers NAV relv
on tho Dean remaining in the trade the entire
InfG1gn eals q adina 70 all points the OuachitE
ana rlne 1ISa Railroad from Cbioot City and to alp
points On White River as high as Jack sonport.
For freight q passage appl, on board or to
G. g. WAYNE log Gravier street,
REGULAR AKAPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
H. Fer Memphis, Helena. Mouth of
~ White River, Chicot Greenville Vicka.
burg, Matches and the bends The nev
and maRniAcsnt steamers
Mary Bell,
JE Hicfs master ALI. Grissom, clerk,
-, Leaves FRIDAY. February 10, ct S P. M.
VIII leave - above. Particular attention given ~
a way and plantation business.
Through bills Of lading signed to Ill points on Oh
cot Railroads.
BROCKETT 4 CARTER, Agsnta
NJ 81 Magazine street
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
emporrlA.

RAVkE. Per bark Refine dec Anges-i070 burr
9eonss to , L kanlett &o0-I4 cases pianos Gyupe-
WAld. q cases furniture Norton T. Bell
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

TUE JAMESON BROTHERS. As yet
Ne have but barely noticed the reccui
large importatious of Holiday Goods Of
tie Jameson Bros now on display in
their e.sgant quarters in Coleman ,
brick building; but as their fine estab-
lishulents and extensive stocks In their
respective lines. So attra,tively dis
played. are alike creditahle To their
good taste and business enterprise and
TO our city. we deem them deserving
OF especial notice -uneXcclled a they
are doth establishments connected) by
why similar one on the coast aid are
we'll worthy of visit from all strangers
and those of an esthetic taste in our ow n
community. W. G.. .Iamieson's Jewelry
Emporium, fronting On Commercial
street. has one of the most attractive
how windows 20 be found outside Of
San Francisco. and being arranged
with the latest style of gas ref'ectors. re-
volying show stands, etc, it shows his
elegant stock to the best advantage, at
tracing as it does, the attention If
all the passers-by The interior
arrangement Of his store Is Of the most
modern style. and embraces over 30
fcei Of show cases IN metal. walnut and
plate glass. i'll which arc displayed his
elegant stock of iewelry. watches, sill
vcrwar.. bronxes. and musical goods.
comprising the largest stock Of any
house Lorth of San Francisco John l..
Jameson, the younger brother Of the
frm. Is well and favorably knows to
all in our city for his aifability and
bushes s. qualities. He has one of the
best appointed stocks in his line in the
city. situated III Coiman's brick build
ing. fronting on Mill street, and con-
Meeting with the jewelry emporium
/ His fixtures are among the finest
in the city. Handsome shelving,
plate glass show cases. and one Of the
largest mirrors in the town. On his
shelves. aud in his elegantly dressed
show windows, he has displayed a
splendid stock of handsome books amp
stationery. albums. bibles, and q host of
the latest novelties IN toys, vases and
fancy goods, which entitlo him. as he
has done. 10 designate his es.a biishment
Santa Claus Headquarters for Ger
,ainly the Juveniles patron saint could
not have found better depot. john
nv with his usual iibcrality,
viii have grab box containing
some four hundred presents which he
proposes TO give away To The children
If Seattle on Christmas morning. when
he assures us Santa Claus Will per
>onaily preside The oomhined estab-
..shnents Of the Jameson Brothers are
certainly not - 10 exoeile,i in our cit.
and are deserving ot the liberal pat
ronage that they receive. being noted
for their fair dealing. uniformly low
prices a;ei liberal Advertising. which
a.e certain. ethics in business success
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

TIE <Ec9xis nrEh I'll Eagl..A
bpega Troupe aa,ie their sseogd a?-
raraice in YesIer'a Hall Is.. eveuing
0 fais and appreciAsive aud.nce. .g-
iadlng quite a selscs portion q TIE
Immunity. "XaritAna' was pro
need With = perfection that fa.ly
,aailed that attending the "Urai.i
1iashess, the night before. Mss Clara
aanpson hardly appeared 20 stieh
pod advantage as IN tbs FDis Il The
0rand Duchess" bat her sing
ing. however, was particularly charming
Especially in The song Of The Harp IL.
DE Air, in which che fairly capsiva,esi
Gle andience. Miss Jennie Winston. IN
lae character Of the boy "l.azarillo.
was most successful slse sang wish =
fefvor, sweetness ard psshos tia. fairly
tssc,nated her lsvarefs and stirred their
|ieepes. emotions Mr.. Farley, ~
Don Joae, appeared 10 far better al
vahiags than on the previous eYeuins.
Hi acting WAS excellent, All liis yofce
Ea rich and weI ne<is.atsel ba-.a The
klsaractss al bon t.psar, sa~ sell
sustained BY hi Bray bui be- WAS
evsdtstly not quite - mBeis ~ home
as ia the rsIs III "Fsltz on Tuesday
evening. although iac sustained the
part very well ans! sang with degree
81 elearne~s that was quite Elective
NJ Bell appeared in the dual ro!e-
OF King Of Spain and Captain Of
the Guaf'i~ ~ ths former character
he exhibited deal ~ dramatic streng;h
aud finish and sang with q
iefyog ari clesfuess 'hsi was exceed
lngIy pleasing. MI saings con .lered
the orcfs Ma "a most decided sus'. -
~ was fail ot g!.lsrTius
uueieai I.ems. AMI situaiiom. ilst sete
thrilling aad 81 a',sof bius tit scst
The Troupe ,''-sst+-te- geBssaps meta; and
artistic culture isr shfa.i II .ne one
trsaI' ;hsf iln~ ever s.,i'.r! th'r csty h.
FIRE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21
The Beach Roa 2

DCwAHfsH. Dee 20. ~.
EniTog ISTELLIGgNCEK.-l noticed
an article published in recent issue o.
your paper concerning the beach road
the writer of which l. evidently in error
Is ~ the facts in the casa. admit
that the job was not completed But
Considering the means a. our disposal.
belieye We lid the work to tie best
possible advantage The entire sum
raised, appropriated and expended for
the improvement Of the road only
smaln'ei Ia $500 Had this amount
been donIle what i, really was. "a We
anticipated in tlic outs- it would have
enabled uS 10 complete tn. work. hy
covering the grade with thick coat
ing Of good gravel Thi~ would have
placed the road ia excellent condition
for years - come. But a. Il l.. the
beach road Is In much better cond!
ton than any portion of the road above.
and this fact the writer in question DID
not appreciate And further. this
writer appears TO have forgotten. or II
be ignorant of the fact that the worst
portion Of the Beach road is within the
city limits. and that this Is the only
portion that may justly be called i'm
passable." People who live in glass
houses shouldn't throw stones" and |
think the writer had better look after
road matters nearer home. and remove
the beam there before he complains
about the mote elsewhere
I. McNATr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

4 LAMB FARM " had call
yesterday from Mr. J. NJ Powers. who.
il will bs remembered. about two years
age purchased the whole al Projections
Island containing something over no
acres Of Ian beautifully situated ut
- mouth of Port Discovery Bay and
commanding fine view of the Straits
oil Fuca Tho Island cost hin. ahont
$500. together with "a small amonnt 81.
stock on IL az the time of the
purchase Mr.. Powers infornia rs
that he intends % carry on
an extensive flaming business there.
Tie has 600 acres cleared, aud has now
about fiily head OF cattle. including l.
milch COWS This year he raised 1000
bushels nf potatoes aid As many tar
nlps He has iwellingiousc erected
na the isist,'. and lives there with his
family. He says that though many
would consider this location lonesome,
ha and biz family feel perfectly con-
tented
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

s.ofxe 10 iustoyfeY Thc plain
81 the War Haak ha- decis. 4 l., TAX.
iis .liip Ia ins Discpvery lie expects
II will Is necessary - discharge .hr
entire cargo excepting tao uF three
hundred ton, f,sr ballast After this is
done 'se proposes tai repair ;lic leakage
and take on hard II io,d of .an bsr
COR san Frauci.eo. and ut that place
give the ship thorough oscrhaaiing
Some claim abe IL rotten eud will le
cundomnei; but We hardly think such
il the case She Gan probably le "a
paired AT small expense. AMI Is ren-
,l.rct servicsallio for Sc ~ Her eoH-
aection with The coal trade. however. i
probably 1T au end, and hereafter it
vii! b. dee.it's! prudent II uns nec' -ary
To load her only with lumbcf ihe
ship will bo lowed down 10 Discovery
Just rs soon as thc Mastic arrives, which
will probably bc sometime 10 day. The
coal will lps transferred ia sumo vessel
1T the Discovery snpant~ fleet and
taken 20 San Fnneiseo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

L. The ne~ Hcarsi % County { om-
tni~sioncrs held its frs. session yes,or-
day. The old Board. at its las. regular
term. adjourned to hold special and
final session yesterday but the new
board cles't. having obtained their Ger
t,sic,tes in sh. meantime. claimed that
The term of office %. the old Board ha
expired AMI that il had no authority 10
act further After obtaining legal ad
vices on the subject. The ol.l Boarss De
e.,lesi H. accept the situation. and
waving the claim 10 further authority
stepped down and out. while the mem-
hers clest entered upon the discharge al
the duties Of their office
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-21

From VICTORIA ~ The steamer Gussie
T-lf.ir arrived from For. WrangIo last
night, bringing about thirty passen-
gers Tie stick su river Was closed
with ice. but the weather was mild no
-no~ hat fallen. There was no news
from The mines New diggings are re
ported To have been discovered. about
sixty miles w..>, &c WrangIe. which pay
81 per DAY To tn. hand Two
men. convicted here If pawniug the
clothing oi dead smallpox patients.
were sentenced today to enc year and
six months III tho chain gang
Martin, convicted of assaulting u
constable in Alaska Territory while
being conducted from Cassisr 81 Jail in
Victoria. wa, sentenced to u year and
nine months Imprisonment. --Go(pest.