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National Republican., 1876-02-08
Important to Gas Consumers.

The Patent Once has Just allowed two patents
on processes for masking Illuminating gas for So
cents per thousand feet. DR.. Z. II. Coyel, of New
York, is the pateptee. who Is in the city, and
is stopping at the ST. Marc hotel.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Ths Bogus Rail Case

The grand jury yesterday returned a large
number OF indictments, among which were true
bills against ohm Green, Benz +. leighton and
Lena Miller, for conspiracy, and against john
Green iur false personati0r OF bail. Tho latter
is the Incl 'tmeBt upon which Green was tried
and acquitted at the last term Of the Criminal
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Auction sales To-day.

By James Guild:
At 10 o'clock, at store No. 92l Seventh street
northwest, stock Of a country store removed to
city fer conyeniuce.
BY Thos. Dowllng:
At 7:SO O'Clock, a superior collection of oil
paintings.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
HATS AND CAPS.
.- -@-ry~Jn--~--~---~-~1~
hats HATS!

GENTLENEN's DRESS HATS, -
latest Patterns.
OPERA HATS.
FINE, sOFT and STIFF FELT
Being in constant communication with the prin
cipal manufacturers. 1 am supplied with fresl
JoBBING IN HATS by experienced workmen
b. II. sTINEMETZ, Halter,
127 Pennsylvania avenue, next to corner Thir
teenth street. jal1-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Ear Discharges and Partial Deafness Cured.

That the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence in the good
faith of Doctor Hartley, he generously proposes
to attend all persona rich or poor, free ofcharge,
until the best evidence and most convincing
proofs ofhis success have been realized from his
treatment. Once and residence $50 f street
nnrfhMast :
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Ereahl.erial Sci vice.

The ei. nth in tie teries o. meetings under the
ausplce, Of the Prsoytery OF Washington city
was he'd last evening at the First Presbyterian
Church (Dr. Sunderland's) The sermon was
preached by the Rev Mr. Blttenger, OF the
Westminster church, and was founded upon
Rom. riii:s; $50, then, they that are in the aesh
cannot please God" from which he showed-in a
mcst clear, convincing and solsmn manner
]. Tae (, arfal state Of those who are in such q
cn dillon tina. they eanno. please God.
2 The grand remedy which the Gospel Of
Christ furnishes to men to bring them out OF
that state Of guilt and danger.
3. The necessity Of appropriating this remedy
and seeking that grace Of God, BY which alone
the human heart may be renewed and made
obedient to the Divine will.
The Impression upon the audience was deep.
eped 10 the close, after which some time was
sptpt in prayer and taInest conference In which
Messrs &ilis, Chester, Ramsdell, Kelly Noble,
Burehart Fowler, Wright and others took part.
Tho following proposal or resolution was then
unanimously adopted by rising vote:
Rtsorred, That all the members Of our churches
In this city, who are in favor Of revival Of re-
ligiop, are earnestly requested to meet ut the
Western Presbyterian church on II street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth sire cts, to en-
gage In united fervent prayer for the outpouring
Of the holy spirit upon the churches, on Monday
evening next.
Accordingly, the ninth meeting will be held II
the Western Presbyterian church next Monday
evening at 80 O'CLOCK, and the ao)ye resolu
tion 10 designed to be an earnest invitation to al
q q
National Republican., 1876-02-08
FOR THE LADIES

MME. JANNARAT
lAl Has removed to 1903 Pennsylvania -
ay.nue Is selling regardless OF cost ae
Nine. VEROw'S and other PARIS MIL
LlNERY: to which she respectfully invites the at
tention OF the Ladies.
DressnakiDg In all Its branches. jaIs-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Spiritua ism.

The celebrated medium, Mr.. C. H. Foster, from
New York, can be consulted at T2a Thirtesnth
street northwest. Hours from 10 a. m until p n.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Good and Chssp CiRsrs.

Lovers Of the weed-and W no does not love IT,
should make it point to visit the store and in-
speet the stock Of NJ. Goldstein, No. Gil PennsyI.
Tania avenue, under the Metropolitan hotel, be-
lore purchasing elsewhere. In order to keep UP
with the times, he has markell his stock do Hn
twenty-five per cent, and by so doing Confidently
relies upon the support Of the business comma-
National Republican., 1876-02-08

LAEIES' FAIR AT MASONIC EBPLE
National Republican., 1876-02-08
NAfIONAL TREATRE.

RETURN FOR ONE wkEK ONLY,
THE
KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
COMPANY.
MI I. -. HISS. .----.....-.... Dirsetor.
..---- CONNENCING; ON
MONDAY EYESiSG, FEBRUARY H.
and pTesehtiT <, In the order nanssI tbs I,Iio,y
brillis mt IeT ert0Ire:
MondaN F.b; ;H.'Martha',-Miss kellogg.
MednsSday-',MsrrisEe Of Figaru''-Kello@E.
Thurs day-"LlEy of hillsrneyr'-Van ZandT
FRIDAY, benent OF MISS KcllO9g-'-Il TroVatore y
Saturday Nlght-'tErnani'' and ''Rose OF cas-
ule''-van Zandt And Montague.
Grand Kellogg Matinee on Saturday
-eale OF SeatS VIII Commence on THURSDAY.
reDlusiy 10 MetZerUu 3 music store aud At the
2p,nce oi the TheatIe. General admission, 81.
EeServ ed places. Sand 81 %, according 10
o1IItIys "a cents. fe1-rf
National Republican., 1876-02-08

SHE. OF THOSE ENGEGED IN THE WORK
National Republican., 1876-02-08
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
STATISTICS OF OUR CGlGFED SCHOOLS

fS ElEEIY PROFESSOR SENT 10 JAIL
National Republican., 1876-02-08
BRANCH STORE
AT I1nE = ek hst 18Th ~n.l IIft.

A LII FALL d WINTER DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
BEFORE TAKING STOCK.
nHYlng teO many goods In nearly all the depSrL-
ments, extra Inducements will be held cut TO sell.
Wamsutta Cotton, I2H cents, cash.
Fruit Of Loom, Androscoggin and all leading
mskes Of Bleached and Brown Co tons at less
prices than beft re the war.
Dress Goods sacrificed to close ont, as money Is
much better TO carry than Dry Goods.
Cassimeres, Flannels and CloAking Reayers
rycheap. szGa
1000 yards remnants best Mourning Prints, SAC.
Made Cloth Skirts cheap. to close OUT
shawls OF all kinds sacrificed.
Blankets from 75 cents each TO fine goods.
Bed Comforts, (wbite Cotton wadded.) cheap.
Good Brown Cottons SC. per yard, very cheap.I .
CARPET STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
Gail and see before buying, As money can be
A fair dealer to all, and good Goods always given
for the money.
jaui3-tf T. N. NAUDAIS,
National Republican., 1876-02-08

THEAIKE NDMIQNE a o DA Y,
nnu saInrIay hailnees. Enlargement Of the popu-
lar actor, Mr.. George France and his famous dog
Don Catar and Bruno. supported BY the talented
mele-dramatic actor, Mr.. ID. "A. Wet, who will an
peer In the thrilling sensational drama entitled
Wide Awake First appearance this season OF
the impersonatorS OF genuine ITish charaGsers
john and Maggie Fielding. First time AZ tbIs
theatre Of the celebrated European Telocipede and
dance artists, Venus and AdonIs. FIRST aDpear-
anee in W ashiD gten OF the celebrated feId.sporu
sthleteS Mes srs. Crossley and Elder. First lin.
Miss Annie Fletcher 80
National Republican., 1876-02-08
Augustin Days Fifth Avenue Thsatrs Com

from New York, will, Monday evening, Feb.
ruAry II, commence q weeks engagement at
FOrd's Opera House, in q round OF their famous
comedies which will be presented under Mr..
Augustin Daly's own direction, with new scenes,
fashionable dresses and good stage garniture.
The Big Bonanza" Saratoga" Divorce"
given. Mr. James W. MOrrissey, the business
manager of the company, will to-day complete
the necessary arrangements.
National Republican., 1876-02-08
THE INQUIRY NEETIN,

The inquiry meeting shortly Afterwards began.
Mr. Bentley and his choir commenced to sing
softly and The children who had bowed their
beaos in yer remained In that position. Mr..
Hammond, and the pastors and others assisting
him, went down among the children. Mr.. Ham,
mond was everywhere, now fastening to some
child who was about to burst in teers, now start
ing up hymn and then spuring on some tardy
Christian to work among the little ones. Manya
little face which had entered the meeting wear
ing q careless look had grown serious during III
progress and now began to pucker up, and little
hardkerchieis were rubbed In eyes as the children
made confessions of love to their comforters
Some OF the children we're going about themselves
among their little friends, and Mr.. Hammond re-
marked that be found quite a number who had
been crving the day before who were then happy
and smiling.
National Republican., 1876-02-08

For sale by Drew & Gibbs, ID. p. Hinkling, K.
B. Ferguson, L. O. Bishop, and U. Stott Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

TIE 0PEEA The f4n..se Engll.h
oFsra Troupe made their fret appear
ance here las. evening accor'.!ng - an
n1anccmeus. They we're greeted l.y
one Of the mos. dit and inselligsn. : Il
Fences ever assembled in Seatsle, bat
not a. large g. the extra mers. e the
trunrss deserved IS The Grand Ouch
es.H vas the fsatare II the occaslar.
sud ia rendition wa such a. not oulv
- meet the highes. expectation Ct the
audience. bat even - far sarpass them
The members Of the troupe were in good
spirits and fine voice. and the opera
@as rendered with YivacIty tha. made,
il delightful ard charming The
fsequen, aud hearty applause Il the
audience sbuniautIy attest 81 their high
appreciation AMI enioymen, III III
rSle Of the Grand Duchess, Nil Clara
Thompson appeared to charming al
vantage, exhibiting rare dramatic raien.
sni strength. = pleasing face and
winning address. 80 her with tine W.
ca lr1~ers Mi~s teaglIs Winston, ia
the chsrsctcr 80 +'l'eincv ia,il, the
sa.tor % the Due!.ss-. lid excellsnily
Her sing.ug wss spIei.d.d ani hcr ac;
ine finished. A. "Geueral Baum, All
.ccun,ric general of ihs OLD school. Mr..
Farley was thoroughly satisfactory. aid
displayed like al! other mcmbers OF the
troupe rare dfsma.ic accomplishment
aud extra vnca! powers In
the rols Of Baron Puck Mr..
Bell elected very hearty applause
lie presented tile iudicrous eocentrici-
ties Of .aperannustesi old baron in the
bspriest manner Mr.. Bracy a. Fritz,
the private ~ is.ier, with " bonn tie
Duchess trii passloisateiy IA love. was
decided success Tight the troupe
will make their last appearance here in
the beautiful English Opera, Mn
tara Il viii probably b. tic lat
time 1 Is Year. THAI s:lall !. tr.uie t@iii
visit SEATTLE al 'hvy gave ~lieh
thorough stti,ftcti4; ua thcir first al-
pcarance. we expect 10 s,r "A tuil house
tonight;
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

Mars A snl'.cri ,tion paper Is ,,as
being circulated hare hy Mr. Snow. o.
the firm Of Thorn < Suos, 10. the pur-
pose of procuring money tor the publ
cation Of fail and complete map 81
this Territory. il size sxi2 inches The
paper was dtawn ap by Mrs. A. III. III
Stewart, Secretary Of the board of immi-
grafton. aud the object Is to procure 1.
large number of these maps 10 send .o
intending Immigrants. and distri butte 1T
the East for the benefit of immigration
Il is also stated thaf Those who sub
scribe 10 the object will each receive
one map for cls dollar subscribed
We think that the distribution al such
maps over the Eass. together with ii
circular descriptive ri :he Territory
wculd do much toward attracting i'm
migration this way, and wonld mater
tally benefit the Territory We hope
In. movement will he iil,etaliy sup
ported by the c.,,xea4 Of Sca,tl,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

THE JAMESON BRoTHERs.-As yet
we have but barely noticed the recent
large importations Of Holiday Goods of
the Jameson Bros now on display in
their e.egant quarters in Coleman's
brick building but as their fine estab-
lishments and extensive stocks in their
respective lines. SO attractivcly dis
played, are alike creditablc to their
good taste and business enterprise aud
TO our city, We deem them deserving
OF especial fotice-unexcclled as they
are doth establishments connected) by
why similar one on the coast-and are
we'll worthy of visit from all strangers
and those of an esthetic taste in our own
community. W. g. Jamieson's Jewelry
Emporium. fronting on Commercial
street, has one Of the most attractive
show windows to be found outside Of
San Francisco. and being arranged
with the latest style of gas reflectors. re-
volving show stands, etc. il shows his
elegant stock 10 the best advantage, at
tracing As it does, the attention If
oil the passersby. The interior
arrangement Of his store Is Of the most
modern style. and embraces over $50
feet Of show cases in metal. walnut and
plate glass, in which are displayed his
clegan, stock Of jewelry, watches. sill
verwars. bronzes, and musical goods.
comprising the largest stock Of any
house Lor,h Of san Francisco John L.
Jameson. the younger brother If the
tirm, is we'll and favorably known to
all in our CITY for his aifahi!i,y and
business qualities. He has one of the
best appointed stocks in his line in the
city. situated in Colmaus brick build
ing. fronting on Mill street, and con-
Meeting with the iewelry emporium
His fixtures are among the finest
in the city. Handsome shelving.
plsis glass show cases. and one OF the
largest mirrors ia 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 host of
the lA,cs, novelties in toys. vases and
fancy goods. which entitie him. a. be
has done. TO designate his establishment
Santa Claus Headquarters, for Ger
,ainly the juveniles patron sa,n, could
not have found better depot. John
ny with his usual lbersli,y,
will have a grab hpx containing
some four hundred presents which he
proposes 10 give away TO the children
/ Of Seattle on Christmas morning, when
+ he assures Us Santa Claus viii per
sonAsly preside The combined os;ab'
. l.shnents Of the Jsmicson Brothers are
certainly not to he excelleti III our city
AMI are deserving 81 the liberal pat
rousge that they receive. being noted
+ for their fair dealing. uniformly low
prizes ami literal .iser,i.sng. which
sts CERTAIN. ethics in business slcccss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

ANOTHER STATEMENT. ~- kcserrIng
to the recent steamboat race which We
mentioned few days ago { .nt. olney.
of the Yakima states that the Fanny
Lake started behind him and the Yak
lima slowed down until the Fanny Lake
came up. The Yakima stopped and
the Fanny Lake also stopped. Starting
up again. the Fanny Lake passed ahead
few lengths. when the Yakima steam
cd ahead aud entered Madison with
the o'hcr b,nt out of sight hohind. He
states that If any boat on the Sound
wishes 10 race with the Yakima for
coin, ho will accept challenge from
any excepting the North Pacific.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

DID~'T >TsY.-Tie reIsllioas cre~
e IN .ii., W. II - (. xhosn we men
toned yes'srisy - hsssns tsn~n taken
aboard the chip Oh the high, before
by the Marshal DID no. remain long In
their old quarters During The nigh;
the men ran away ard were nowhere
to le founi yesterday. I. h. supposed
by the taptain that they ba! rrevi-
oasly arranged With some parties
Ashore 10 come and take them Of in
a boat. which Was done daring ,h..
night. Thy are probably many miles
away tefore this time TIE principal
cause q the sroable wi,h the men pro
baby originated out II the unsafe con
di;ion Il the ship a. present. "a they
bal pot a word 10 say against the
treatment of tn. Captain or the fare
given them The War Hawk i. only
twenty yesrs ul1. ard viii undout
eddy he 3 SAT- aud "a worthy ship f,r
sotne year 81 come la. she ~ no~ in
an unsafe condition for 50, hy reason
Of lad leak in her hull near the bow
The Captain proposes. however. II
remedy th,s before she sails IG ~ecu.
that one # the Joints has been sprung,
by -oine means unkno~s. AMI thrs j.
the etu.e Of her leak II will b nee
sssary Ia discharge part OF her cargo 80
-. tn Tighten her mp forward in order
to make the necessary repair. AMI how
to ID this has not a. get been decided.
The Captain J. waiting for an unloaded
vessel Ia arrive To- which lie can trans
fer the coal. as lao other suitable facil-
lite. are afforded here In case there
should be no arrival soon. he expects to
take the ship 10 Port Discovery. and
there make the discharge and repairs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

Tug Stow The scow we mentioned
yesterday morning a. having sunk At
thc Eenton dumps. with IS car loads Of
tal Oh, ha- been raised The soov MAS
loaded anil lea at the dumps. shortly
alter hirh ii -praug leak. and " hen
the Otter arrived ou Mondty II WAS
hat1 aDd fast an 'il. bottom Captain
Jackson went ~ work immediately to
raise u, ard after working mot OF the
ds, ard al ut Aiond.y night. succeeded
~ getting IL up ami Transferring the
c,al IL another ~coN. which he brought
Ia toan last night, Ii Captain Jackson
had Tot beei' an adept at such matters
he would not have accomplished the
d!:ficult feat Of raising ii in 80 -h"'t .
time
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

80 The Portland telegraph office
was husily employed until late last
night transmitting very lengthy mes
sage. Ut $4,000 words. East This tele-
gram Of $4,000 words would more than
cover the outside Of the oFegoafiH We
did not learn the nature OF this exceed
ingiy lengthy nesssge. but presume it
is something connected with the Gro
ves-tronin matter. aad is being trans
mitte,i 10 Washington to serve III the
Oregon elect ion controversy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

IL SAN Francisco. --Virgtle :. Eg
gleston. who gained unenviable notoric-
~ a. | ;. Paymaster IN the Depart
meut If the Columbia. is now, VIC are
informed, permanently located in San
Francisco. holding the position III that
city IA clerk in = stock brokers office.
Eggleston ia. We believe, q cousin at
Attorney General Taft, and it WAS main
ly through the latter's influence while
Secretary If War that the unfortunate
ex Major was released from confine-
ment - OSegoaian
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

TT The Panama will sail from VIC
,oria for san Francisco on THURSDAY A
number Of passengers will leave here
on the Eliza Anderson this morning ~
connee, with her Among the number
is Mr. Otis Freeman, Mr.. Shattuck
Captain Morgan and wife. Mr.. Free
man intends 10 return In a few weeks
and Captain Morgan. as We have here.
tofore mentioned, expects 90 return III a
short time with the steamer Olympia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

ga party Of three ycan. men
lef: here lat "Wednesday for hunting
ioar ia the vicinity Of Apple;r-e Cove.
Intending IN return oa Friday =; the
farrhc-i. and a. they bad nc, retarued
np 20 dark Mon,lay night their friend
were feeling quite uneasy atssus .ncu,
But they arrived herr 4ir,ut . oclCs &
ths, night relieving all anxiety a. -
their safety
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

fHorooRArHiNG We noticed ut
the oil Moore photograph gallery yes
teriay. DOW in charge Of Mcssrs. Full
iard * McClare-who by the way are
doing fine business in that line
sonse excellent work recently executed
photo of the oliver Wolcott, and sew
eral large cabinet pictures from differ
out subjects. They recently executed
some humorous pictures which are par
t,cuiatly uniqac and Of local Interest d.
They propose soon 10 have completed
several handsome views of SCENERY IL,
aud ahont Seattle. for which We eX-
poet there will he ready demand. AS
macy ARE anxious 10 procure such pic
turcs to send away.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

t. The building recently equipped
by :. DAVIS, a. ;lae foot II Washington
street, - O. lie removed soon, and W.
hope tia, the next step will be either
Ia till mp the f'et ct the street
down 10 the alley. ~ plank 4;
over One cr the either >h%ald certain
ly lie done.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

~ Capt, Morgan. formerly in com
mand3of the Eliza Anderson. will leave
here on the mex, trip Of the Dakota for
san Francisco. lie informs ~ that il
Is probable he may return during the
month OF January With the steamer
Olympia. IN which ease he will pat her
on the route between here aud Nlctoris.
while the Eliza Anderson will continue
an tie af,.SOunt route
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

~ The Yakima csrH= ia yesterday
10 have her boiler inspected. and se-
csiye her ANIMAL certificate. which Was
granted She also brought 2I.59l
fee, If cedar lumber from Port Gam
bic Tor St~tsyn & P,-st After short
stay .he steamed away - Gamble
sgaln
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

- Capt EI!ioo,i, who had charge
Of the [. 5. Coast Survey patty a.,
Nashon ISLAND la, summer. has gone
few months, and commence sometime
i'll April the Typographical survey q
the Sound. where be lett of this fall
a, the upper end oi sshou Island
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

- The schooneg Mary rarkef esule
in from san Jasn yesterday With = saaaii
10. Of farm Trsleo.' Cor CfA's x Hast
iasS. She ,eok full cargo from 'l'
Island, ha: discharged the Isygest Esrs
OF il At Port Madison
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

LIZ The S)rtliern Pacific RAilruad
Company hsye given notice that. h.t,-
after they sili Lot receive SILVER tcil,
III payment for freight bills This al
noanerulenr MAS forwarded t. par;ir.
in this city ses.eriSy. who have deal
Jog. With the company
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

- 4 billiard match j. on the taps
tcY New Yeas Day. between Mr.
Rely. # ,hls city. and Mr.. Woodward
IL Port BIakely Arrangements have
i,csn made ~ hold the match ., Yes
laf'S Hal. the forfeit 10 he $loo.
- The steamer Fanny Lake IS ct.
- Snaaom,>h ssain this morning a.
80 ocloes She takes good freight
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

s,g~ III u amer fo.itkoi>ky loves.
dawn f.o.a Little SscskUin ID pcr:
Madison. an ras ~iAy. l,,t0.ts1 fe~s Il
awlegs. noae OF which Mas shorter
thar eighty-tve fest W arr informed
- EFtssess.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

~ The little Villages a. the Reutoa,
and Talbot mines are imEEosing Coz
s,siefsbly OF hate. Nes baiIiiussHte
being constr ute. and other -ifnpos '.tnt
improvements are in progress
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

go J. " Coshr.n EsQ w'!i open
IA ela>s tov iastrustson Ia short haul
writing I'll : evening al ;be l'aissrssty.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20

REAL EsrArr.-Thc following real
estate transfers We're made since our
las. report
Henry J.. Denny TO David X. Camp
bell. i5o acres in sections 1 and 3, III
township 2''. $500.
Thomas Mercer t. David L. Camp,
bell. block IL, in Edchs Addition. $500
John v Hilton TO Frank Agar. lot,
| and =, in block =. Judkin's Addition
$500.
David Il Camphcli 10 " |. Wad
leigh. s5s acres, in sections /, and Is
township 81, Sa.2l6j 30
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-20
L. Messrs. Hill Il Payne, spri

iE Messrs. Hill Il Payne, spring
bed manufacturers, are now ensconced
in their new quarters in the old boiler
shop opposite the mill, which they have
given general overhauline and fitting
up. He informs rs that they have now
more orders for this bed than they can
I'LL for sometime. aud that the demand
IS continually on the increase. Their
beds are unqaestiouaily superior To any
others manufactured here. and II is but
natural that the demand should CORES
pond 10 the merit