davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-09
FAREWELL TO SUMMER.

Summer II fading; the broad 1caYea that grrw
SnIrFsf1y green when .1nns WIS young, arr falling
And, al1 tho whisper. .hanntea forest through,
Tfr restless blrls In satllcned toner cafllu.,
Froin fussling hazcl'co1'rn anil tangled dell:
''Fap'well. sweet Summer,
Fra.lAnt. frutty Summer,
Sweet farewell!"
ErnN The windy hills, IN many Il fclh,
The honey .bee4 hum slow nltnve i1,e clover,
Cleaning llle l1tert swects tn bl1oint ,nhy yield,
And. showing that thcir i,aEyert.time Il 0yur,
Sing, half lullaby and hn1f = knell;
'tFarcwell, sweet Summer,
If0ucy.lnden Summer.
Sweet farcweiit"
Tho lille hronk that bahbeH mid tts ferns,
Der twstc,l rnos- and sandy shallows playing,
secma faIn tn lingcr In Its rtlAlea turns.
And with a plnlMtve, pnrlfng vufCG fH sayiug,
'.Farewelt sweet Summer,
Warm IND tscaHy SAmlucs,
Hwcrt FAREWELL"
The Gtfnl hrecxo sweeps down the winding lane,
With Cad ni,a rr!H,sln sraye4 hcfnrs 1t dying;
liz Iusty laNEtlter has n0 funn Of Iufn.
l'Ni III tho lnlls It sinks iu gentle stghtNg,
And nuur,ts The Summers early -h1Ukvn spell:
ttFnfeMrlI. kwrEt Summer,
llofy. bluoming Summer,
Sweet jArrwcll!"
50 hIrt! and be md hreo};. and bEeeyc mike moan,
With melancholy toAg shcts lose complaining:
!, too, uAst join them. III walk albna
Among lhu sights a.'l SOUNDS Of Summers
waning;
]. tov, hlYr loved tic ecnaon passing we'll:
81 farewell. Summer,
Fair. hut fatteA summer,
Sweet farewell,
-Gtorat .trHo{4
, 1876-09-09

aSS1d AArE 9E ,I, tE ~ OF TIE ';
l!lsTntT EAar or TlR MISSISSIPPI NsyxH, ASu
snusIIK naIn p, SSnT" M
.osy u X H. u e. tsv.i9y nda;','@l aa Il Il aans Ea1s,
statc Medical College. u no., m, :,t!. ch!ca,
70: .'aa'eh, McclnEg 4 Gu. Price, ST.
pr, Jordan lns performed lat,orIous a,,l
valuable sory!ce for tic American zoologIst In
preparing series Ut arttf1rIal keys by whicl, the
species Of the Vurtebrates Ut tho Northern
uhitel States muy bu easily Identified. In NJ.
eo'lpltsl!ng this work. liz llas adopted method
SIMILAR, to that 10 successfully applied BY DR..
Cones TO the Ornttholosy Hf North America,
enu W hotanists 10 tbs plants through
CUT tic vegetable Kingdom. l,s order. to
tc't7trt his Auok to convenient s!sc
10y handling, hp hns hold lin
'sll to riEid INV Of h:avtty In The enumeration OF
sAasae1e'a 1tlns!Ns epscics al genera, rs well a.
M"'nes nAd clas4es. by Tho o1eeclae Of careful
ast!'shatEoii, tlte few traits I1aYp been selected
"t.eh arc most distinctive, AMI lead Without lIGt.
..! 10 the recognition Ut specimens ,.lacr esnm.
Iaa"'h' III tho compilation Of his tank. DR.. Jor.
Dan has had tic generous encouragement Of mony
ac Irunttnent xooog!sts OF the country, and In
Ahcr. ~ |e'' F"'a11t ass"''
,,s uae Lumbar ns soccic. Included In she work Is
81 h.SSo noo; se class nf 1la.nnnl. c,nbraclH; G0;
~ M' hsllcs, .57. Tho synopsis IL nul only use.
H. t!senhs Of identifying species, int nIso 10.
bnn It furnishes regarding their dgstr.
aad To- ,hs H
"a IL" ~ tstt Pf utei and Ibis must b. referred
s,ns ,as Students and followers OF Scsrncn Thu an.
"''sA saAsa tas work aaa EecsiSsl from thosu beat
, 1876-09-09

III II 1;,, ;,ss.ns'. steG, rI1,ss: ,,Tho
..Thc Writing Mister after i. Slle-. ILL.,
.'Thc Three nayA, " nftcr ST. Z. i;nin!tcer. r.
with eight Illustrations; ..Tho National Iorrai,
Gallery" "Ame1!fan patntten,-San,uel f:ol.
Gynsesc; IRON pa9lnt'ur BY t!ustnye l'onlangs,;
''rhe Writing Master: :" '.Ststl'ea md SleieAcs
- Sir Edwin Lanslteer. Il. A.. with tusen Hits
trntton+; 'The Costume of 1;ngirE Wnmen
from t!e lleptarcy to t!ta Present a,ay, "ly Wal:
lH7a. ny Lucy Ii: NaHp1r: ,,..pa,attnr. Il dc
Real md 1tcnl IN Art" by MaEy l.. Neaiy;
'tNotcs,H
ton l. Co.. Isosttn).
1fnerfe0H Do0Estisr for Sept. {AMcricnu Npws
Company. New York;.
literary >&orld FOR September Is. u. Crockcr,
nost0nt.
National 11Gchers Monthly for scptcnber "a. s.
liamcs, Now York md Chicago,
American Cookery for September Union Publish
Ing Company. New YDrk,.
Lftfrt's Hiring Age.--currcut nn,ntcrs {LltselI &
Gay. D0ktQn), .S
, 1876-09-09
FAMILIAR TALK,
H1T,1e.

SILK.
w., s'.N "'I eo ,''"e'' ''o's
cosby thnn ahy others Ill Inc tnarHet ID answered
when we consider tlle slow, delicate, aud DIFF
hcutt rror,xs,s ,v,,ch v,,,.t h, ,rn,,. .,,,,,,,,
WV, '"u..nss' "'eI must ~ ~ so''c t'lroasn
Will IN tlle!r manufacture. Tile cocoons thtin-
nnr,,ivo,v iueyrora,,.". Ina In, ,o., ~. ~
pasau.e,s "s1pe"eNe, o"'' pct"esn lac CO.
coon aud tho prcoaEcd ilbrc or tho finished fnb-
49,, IT,. ,n.,ht,,a ,,,n. np"o"' ~ "a''sl
W. ~ ''.aens, .''s en's,lha M hea'y amount
of r,e,Inp tl,e t>rcnJ nj thc cocnop ia on,, "a
a,,t.,,a. tsuna. Iii, s esSo" - "''' -
CURING great Skill antl lact. ~ aaa never yet
been successfully .excclitel III America IN ,,c-
rount of the fnck of cxncr1cnrr ~, t,,, n,,t nr
as...oa w 49,, '1.I ~, =. w. I"e !1H1 vi
, 1876-09-09

4 monument to The memory Of Vaucqnsop.
the great mathematician of the last century,
has recently been erected at Grrnoble, France.
Ills to the ingenuity Of Vancan'on that the
world owes tho invention Of the chain for coHl-
mnnIcattnE nation ut distance. Through the
application ot th!s principle, lie was rnas'lgl TO
construct the iirst splnning'mu'llinc mud Ills
wonderfully clever natnmata. II Is fali tim. among
these Iurt maTYcls Of mechanism was duck which
could wasldle on n dry surface and Rwfm In tho
wates which couil qunck, cat and .tfInk. nnd act.
naify dtcrs. ts food ny incan' Of chcmcaia Intro.
yotitc with tlr Court nf FRANCE: md. when III.
name ns proposed to The Academy OF Sctcpres, 1c
was refused admission tlrnnrh thc in,cnre " hi.
uicn,!rr anlnnr Tho ari>tncrucy. 1nnis Ky. was
well pleased with The aci!nh Of ltc Aca.1cny-re-
n.urIluT wien the Intelligence was brought him
Of TIN trfrAt nf Eancnnyon: ave Wi! a~E him. Ia
construct for ns MI nutnmnton 4Acahcnlcfan," ;"
tancan sons collection NJ n,at hines r,tels, etc.
fntnrtl The nucleus nf the Conservative scs Arts
ct Metsrrs h,sd llreycts d'Jnsentlon Of Paris.
, 1876-09-09


Tic Norwcgluu Nortil-Atlantlc Expedition
!. taf. fn,ia,l,,,s.,r 49,, ,,, .,~t, ~ t,,r, .,,,
AetI ehs!sI'"neahu otl 'ie ~'n VI ou'c' ai't1
has been nble 10 pursue it, work only In the
Intervals between severe storms. The rour.r
-. .. ... '"'' ~ III 80. ~,,,',..,''S
OF the expet!1tfoh was IRON Chf1stlahsa1M 70
Il,orstiaycn, III the Faroc group, where, In the
.o,Ita r,r,r,s m +1,,, leland tt,,, t,,n,,u,Iatr
hooIle e've'os on tne 'slsNa' sns seo1oa'ses
tnh'le a ftch chlicctlo'l ot m,hctals' Aitcr
STAY Of c1ftht {lays, the cYpctlItton made u trj,
rr,,;,1 t,,o r,,u 9sIo,, i1.,,,,,u. fr,,, r,ro
July ~. Iceland was reached four days utter:
INF Tho wc,thrr vos M trr,rcstunus lint ttu
~. ~ a''. ".s' 800, ~ ~ ,,."1. Wy
qesse1s soneht sheltct nno1tE tnc Ae*ihiaH
I.lands,-a small t.roup off the south coast uf
,r.,,n1 rb. ts,,n1o nro ,vt,,,1y volro,,I,. An
tes.'''"+ ~ ''"'t' -. "Aoi1 -"
extinct crater on ono OF them las perpendicular
wns rising from 400 TO G00 feet high, white 4
,lore recent cunc tawnss TIN tcut above tho sea.
'ae WIZ " nv euae ~ "'s"' 'c eo'fc 't'sl''
"hofe outline IL bcsHt'Ialy Ee'hrtrlfa'' - conl'
posed af 'nnFc ttones. Tic Hca.htr!ss nsr very
numerous, living 1T the cottNt!css hanws In the
cltfFs, where they were haichtng at tte time 0f
the vtalt. Wlacs, lnrgc and K1lIa|l WIRE Mh'nt
Tin Rtp." u thfEc days exploration htnpNT these
s!an!s was productive Of interesting rcsult-.
Arriving nt l,cikarah hn!y 20. thy expedition ts
informed Tint the simmer IN 3celnnd had hcen nn-
nntiy. The nb1ect Of thr expedition sHs to make
ci. cult Of the irnn;l "f Iceland; Int tla delays
uccaaonrh by rtnE1ns: and tn" reports ~ vast nG.
r,nlulGtionr nj Ice In the Wny. determined the
1easltrs. Pref. Mnhn and Ptof SAr'. to resign this
intention. anl. after pursuing direct tire snatlt
, 1876-09-09
}vttut Sayetl IilmY

Down n Ts1a., the The ehe1 .las i.hN Nhte polise.
intsrfered, anil the policeman was knocked
down. The as6au!tlng negro was arrested ant
put in jill. Threc hundred white men cosnbinex
TO lyuch the negro, but they gave w the tt|1
l,crsc, saying II the negro was guilty he woult
b. banged leguly, md asked them to forbcar,
"in tue name Of und, ,lus,he, u'ld the political
issue now ag!latfl,g the c,untry."', And noT Tug
God, Justice, or tho political Issue fur liz lif&
, 1876-09-09

t1nc of The mont venomoun Of plant. Is eha I,ofonn
tsn?taora, natiro Of n. WRIT Indies. II. leaves
p1pE!ed T. the sk GS!csly esse hstcrs: nd T., :,
eafartic. ii i, easa ~ ths ssaarh. Americans. T
ttrben'a edrato:. fwcalse hor.ct that have tAtrn
TO swell Until they hurst, Tho. Tepa t"itttt. n
plant growing In thI n,h Peru T. 70 virnIcnt that
IL yer, smell car.'a vomiting. Notwithstanding
The ljh.IliA. tl!r rnrcnlent truIt nf out tpccct,
CeMtrJpo9an SarI"H"l>.stt. IL edible.
T!s !oae:lat M arc rronifa raec; in,hahi.ins
spcctrs arr falnd ia thn United Stated east nf The
M!ssiatir!'. md only two n EnTana In t|'c lat.
LobclIa hive l,ccn Introduced, viii, other llnud-
cultivated i.oetas ase two from Mexico. one from
faynr for !langtug-tatke.s. froun sont, Africa.
The f.octias aro closely related 10 TIC Com.
positcs. which We cfcr!tc'! last week: anil 20 they
Order, eonta'y 70 he haiit II lie Lobel!a:, %.
for s3 soP s!in'ut. Dscnndole .l9ts. ttat In
s'reees. ca,esans. M s' Ind ha a' ha % ranse. .
aro their true eonn,ty. II, II whatever airsc:
hemispiere iha cape of tiood Hope /. anuiher
ecntrr Of lsabitatIon. GO Containing na fewer than
occur within sne Troper. kine.t tcntlt nt Tho
Icwn,ts hsye 1!ue @ Aosr. .ad Of The ;e"s,n
ate ye!rsl: yet the brightest. n them cannot vie
with the hnca nf the Scarlet f.nhelinn,
The milky in!ce o! tl.c IIcllwarts pnttrAsc. m
pcrad property; rflt. the sont4 an young shoot. OF
several species are rcckord aiming sscnlrnts. T1u:
Cdn'pdnoin Hapa"catat. ur Hampton, TIN Fhy-
tt.ttHd spfdtam, md the fnnartaa GanIranHId,
arr thus made sprvccnblc. The sp<sH!uriai spIcn.
tn,a an1 ftateaonia huyc hecn nscd a. salads: md
tlia frt oF the t!daur7nA EuzrpaHafa II edible.
but the Ca'npdnniartr more valuable for t4cir
beaNty than for augi. beside.
!, The Chicayo Gos@ soninna several 81 the psst-
ttc*t ganpannla*. The lovely Ilarcbell q. rd,u;.-
grows on The sau.t.hsls nt Michigan lily: while
the variety Cint}otla il abundant ut utbson's
stAtiun. The delicate ars- Hcll(lowcr C. uparia-
old,s, |. eaMnon son.h Of ilyds ra,k a,! al Cain
zen Of Inc ,roods pt Riverside and Caunlrt. These
tpecies srlai1 n bloasnn through the early sum
tner; hut The venut 1.unklnE.Glast {yptcntarlH
ptr(oata> opcus Its earliest tlowers In May, wh!ta
tlle latest wttl,cr away In Ausnst II Is hot cum.
mon plant In nnr fora, hui IL occasionally met
with ut R[vtr*idc.
We have only hyc Of tic I,el!wost-: ami Wontl and
Gruy rcek"n but eight III MI he Eastern rnitcd
Statcs. III nut gardens we cultivate nine rrcclea
impaired from Europe. Among thesc IL thc we'll.
Known p!Anl called Canterbury l1rls.
, 1876-09-09

TNE FIRST CENTURY or THE REPUBLIC: A
llEyIkw or AaEn.cAE PnnnHkAt. Ny the Rev.
THEobnng d; Woo1sEr: F. A. 7. DAHsAEr, the
Hon. DAVID A. WILLIS, prof. r. SrEhY Hunt,
ETC., etc. Rvo., pp. 500. Now York: Harper 4
nsotsers, -l'rlee, SIS.
,,o.a. '.-,... .,.'. ' ~! ...,'. wv"
c!'oseh ~ III apil9op1'ato tl'he lot survey ol
the past tie 0f the nation from every point Of
....,t.s".H 49, .asl 'o,a.NS -, -. As:o'y """
Es''l''lbeenco nave pousea from tlfc press N IN
almost unendtng ptrcau since the beginning OF
fS71 And a,t, m Imnnrtn,t ,,1ocn L. W. ", ~
s. ~. -" -" po' 'a,.. t'aee w t'.s ,e.to
spcet o1 Inc lanured years JUST completed l1as
- ~ " s 't "o"f "''"'. S"e WIN eeAoA"
, 1876-09-09
NltlAiug by aLAcistucsy.

An apparatus that Is attached to tho roof II
fastened tn the shoulders Ut tho rinkoma1,lars,
who arc thus cuabled to lAport themselves to
tiglF ileasts' couteut without thu possibility Of
FILLING,
, 1876-09-09

THE 111RToliY or rIrrSFlEt.n {lENKsII1FE
COUNTY,. MASSAEtlUSEIrrS, FROM TlIE
YEAR 1900 To THE YEAR 1891 Compiled
Committee, by !. f., A. sN.r,t.. ny Authority
81 tho TnSn. Bsu., PIP. ~. Springfield: ".
, 1876-09-09

h1.ra-r can b. cured by ar. .thc.e thr acrons
kind of questions on which opinion 10 now di-
yjdcd."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

THE NfysYRafs-A crowded and
enthusiastic audience ia the psvilioc.
last night. greeted the Cslissrnia Mis-
sssels ga their sr~s app1rSncr in car
city. The programme vas vssied Ard
entertaining one. The introductory
overture vss gsd ~ alec tee spngs.
- sedis Ray. sas~n Jane" Dublin
Bay and Hsnnsh. Howe Yo1s Ma. :"
by Darts, Aackin. Resell a1a sussos.
Ths acting in shs sx'nvag2nxA ~ the
-skEinose Guards" Wash Dav,~
au. -Zoph<iia." for bro>d. rol!ickiax
fun. and grand sad loty sunabling, esruli
MT he surpassed The Burissque Quesn
Il song. ~ Earnest Linden. ADD the
farce. ~pellow tbs, Looks Like Ne,
we're splsrdiiiy doae. The original
lecture. 90 the "Progrezs IL The Coon
ssy." vss in Coursighs's hsppisss v~in.
sho1ndiag in inspir~sionAl hits ard
sparkling spigrsms which bsough.
down the houss again and again. Sos
the least pleasing feature Of the enter
tAinmesss was the singing Of the charm
ing ballad. Robin, Tell Kitty I'm Con
ing." and my Little Old Log Cabin
ir the Glen" by Fred Wall The
troupe will give another performance
TO nighs. with 20 entire change Of pro
gnnne and We look for a equally we'll
crowded house "a the occAsion. ia view
NJ the rare entertainment b. be Afforded
oar eitiaens ny this talented Company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

DHovxEn.--Oa sss.r3sy. IL l0h
insa. . rsposs 49, hsosgAs 4s. ]. q.
CIiagss. the Coroess Of this cosssy. b
Peter Clswscn. thai . Sad nan va1
lying IN Scov Bay. lust inside The 60
ssssoe. The Coruoss. upoo rs.sivinO
ths in.slligsnnr. srrnmscsd ,nsy II
SIX nen ssd rrues~doa 70 sh~ spot.
The bsly 90 COCO sa~nt,Ad - shss II
Peter SaGmslsoe. who's oyslsrio1a
it~ppeAssoes - noasa by % in cur
issns 81 vssk b<Aos iose- 1hs ssmaana
vsrs lying extcsdsd ca ths heseh. Nth
the hsed tc0srd Ne ws&se. Wish ~
partially ssbmssvsd ss high tsds--pru-
tabiy remaining in sAs position IN
vhah he fsli. The host ves lying Hsr
him. tDvs %. partly 6l<d nth &C.
ssr. With iss painses ssoasd kb ossb.
4 short dsseAnss hroo ths he1y Vsrs
his valise ed hoGsls Of vhiaky. %
searching sbs rename Ne Csruasr
fosnd = god sss- ring. tvo god Ansss-
rinss. . smell silver vssch -cheis. sons
small keys and 90 in gold. and tAsss
twenty dollar pisuss. A inqsass vsa
then keld snd . verdict ssa1srsd thsa
the aid Psess Nonmslaoo 0ms % hi
death BY occidental drowning.
OAK HAnSoa.-Throsoh thu ssssgy
and psessvss..ss Of As. q. ". 1osse
and the 0noesss u Dab Hazb@.
WILDLY fsloed, lumber = ns0 upsn
the gsoaad for ths ssaskructioo u .
hall. store, vseshoass and vhari - thoa
point Sos the scommodaAiea - the
ordsr. The sntsrpriss = sxps1Gs0 - b
early ns1t meath. otsSs
ere slse bsing taken Sos Ne ooes.0ns-
tion Of Q nail roste from Covsload 70
Oak Harboe by Shs cisissne u Ne
latter plses. whore. il vill b semsm-
bersd IN Office ves ssaablishsd Lest
mouth. We andsssGsnd there y . good
channel leading TO ths town. containing
seine twelve fest ef wstsr q LOO Tile.
BsARs. from ell asrounts, ~ hnsDm.
lag qsits nuusssous 10 The voods b.
tvess here and Chimssum. 10sv.
6trsnt. TwiQs end others report havisg
seen then on various ooassinns. ThoD
having time 20 dsvUte - Shs hunt
might. BY turning theis ssssutios u
this direction. do good sssviee in this-
ming out ths bsAsts. Argue. 18th Inst.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

~ 4 ssilos who ~ms up on the
Annie 6tswast sssiv Wednesday mora.
inc. while nsssdssisg up she dock
shortly shsr that stssmer bed left. fsll
between the dock and the bark Harvest
Home. into the water. A line vac
throws to him by Mr.. Ned Perkins.
which he succeeded in gr.sping. and by
which he safely ssashsd the dook. HE
1sss uttsssnss wss " Whses's my bag
eaGs1 Hio what's Do use Of saving
ne without my hss--- vheops."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

Coal At SAN PaANcIsco The i'm
ports Of foreign and production Of do.
msstic cnal in May were. in tons. -
follows: Seattle. ll.i93; Bsllinshau
Bay. 1870; Rocky Mountain. "a: Ne
naimo. S.76S; Departure Bay. 1926
Coz. Hay. 3.0+7 Rsstsrn. 1878: Aus
trslisn. lo.9l9: English. 1888; Mount
Disblo. iO.l37 total. 1882 From
this il will b. noticed that the miners
obout Seattle lad THE list.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

~ Al . meeting Of the Seattle
Joohy Club. AslA - ~ saloon Il =. A.
Dyer, Il vaA decided 10 call full meet
ING Of ths club on Saturday evening. d
tho same plaee. TO consider the arrange.
msnts osessssry 70 b made for tho July
ssocs. 4 full attendance 10 requested
~ she committee. ~ that they may 10
able 10 avil Themselves OF every sug-
4estioo that can b made servicsable.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

A1A1sfs. man named Poster was
taken in charge by officer Thorndiks.
yesterday afternoon. Il appears that
Foster has shown uumistakable evil
dences of insanity in the last few days.
Yesterday he commenced smashing
things generally nj his home on the
beach. just this side Of the Seattle coal
shutc. and il was thought advisable 10
lock him up
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

AHornxn CoHTxAcT In. The
eesarscs for piiing end bridging. so< the
sssttIs end wslls wsllA Railrosd. The
ssvsssl sloushs snd s~sspy sracts Of
lead lying bssvssn . post sbout six
milss froo this city end Blash river,
has bsen let By Superintendent Colman
to Asssss. katoo 4 Webster. The
lssgth Of tsssels- work 20 b Constructed
BY them will smoout in the segrsgsts
to nearly nile. and by their contract
they ere 10 have il completed in sis
weeks irosn Monday ns1I. They coo-
osos operations the coming week.
hssing slrssdy secuted . steam engine
ed pale driver from Tscsms. By the
time their vosk 10 finished. Il 10 expected
thst the work Of bridging the mud
hsts will also h done. and that thes
thu laying Of the iron rails will follow
and the whole undertaking bs speedily
0srid out.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

~ There will be grand rsfds ~
the Fourth Of July Of $1,000 worth OF
guild and silver watches. chains. diA-
uonds. jewslsy and guild coin. In ali
forty valuable price, which CA he sscs
u Jsnaicson's jswelry store. Qsise Z
number II the tickets have alrs>dy
bean aold,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

0Ds. J. =. BArbss, Dentist. sue
cessos of DR.. J. II. Hatch Of Portland.
Osssoa. u uov in our city. and dcsigns
to remain sosns days. He has rooms
over Il. II. Xadd0cks' drug store. DR..
Barber soass throughly recommended
By Dr.. Hatch - gentleman Of skill in
his profession.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

u The change in the temperature
ysstssdsy wss somswhat remarkable.
For shrse Or tear days previous the
thsrmonsses he'd hssn rssging up in the
" ninties." b0s yesterday. along with
cloudy and shovery veetAss. il drop
Ped down - jso-thss giving % IN
~idsumuss . fsis Of ss@pls Winter
weather.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

SScveral of the vag~bonds ordered
cot Of town by the police. are reported
b have returned They ~ill he At.
tcaded so to-day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

DaAsrs cid Ga eli the pr,neipal
sisias VI 1arspe. BY Andrs~ Chilbsss.
u SssAals.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS
Hsx1.l.Nk :!

In the field again. and W.
will not stand back for
anybody. and offer
for sale TO the
public
1000 Fine Cashmere Hats
for Gents. at soc each.
1000 Fine Ladies and Chill
dren's Straw Hats, at from
25c to 15c each.
1000 Fine Gents Straw
Hats, nj from 25c to 700
each.
500 Fine Gents Panama
Hats. AT $l.25 each.
1000 Gents Oxford Ties,
ut $3.50 per pair.
1900 Fine Gents Alexis
Ties, at $2.75 per pair.
$50 Fine Gents Caters. at
$40 per pair.
800 Fine pairs Gents Boots,
at from $3.50 to $500
per pair.
500 Fine pairs Boys Boots,
at from $l.25 to $2.75 per
pair.
1000 Fine Ladies Shoes. at
$l.25 to $3.50 per pair.
1000 Fine pairs Gents
Cashmere Pants, at from
$3.50 to $500 per pair.
500 doz. Fine Cheviot Shirts,
at 75c to $l.25 each.
1900 Fine Cashmere Shirts,
at soc to $500 each.
And everything else in pro-
portion. Come one, come
all. to the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

NEsrua>--Ni memh~rs Of Lodge
No. I, Of The Self Protesting League Of
the Caited SssssA ere requested Ia u.
tend special meeting 80 night st their
hall. BIZ order of the President.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

PoLscs R8roar.--Ah La Chiaa-
man. rs dssd . and c,ses for firing .
ssvolvss vithia ths city lioits. Viii
liam (oisashl Saith. was Ansd 90 and
essta. st~ sbusius squaw md for dis
orderly opodnct
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

u h hask Lssis will,>ns wes
t0vsd oss 70 - By sAs Penny Lake
yesterday forenoon. fto~ The Ssss,le
Cosl Company ssahsss. So carries
son tcoe Il o,ol.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

- Last evening officer Th1Sdikc
ssccssded In asrvstiug . MAN named
Askessan. FIR steaiing 90 from Eel.
low passenger IN heard lie Annie Stew.
art the night beebss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

~ Pes gsaa oeol elas q Lsss.
9 TO he AdslrAia. cpps,ise Y~lss'.
Hall.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

u Who can't a6oed TO dress up
oovs Go 70 Schwshashss's and get the
lsssst ssyls a Silk HA,s for six
dollars.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

= DS,abls-sa6ss CiosN: Ssuss-
tlAsg ss~. y b I'D q JsAs L
yAaisrmA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22

OCCIDENTAL HOr1L.
I Henry Kssss. X Mckay. White Riv-
sr w II Lewis. c D BrownAsld aad
wiis. City; rs Dsbbios. yssspost ]
d Dammsn. Kittitas G ] Noy.. Ka-
lame; X p Phillip. Sem Frsncisco; 81
n Saunders. Olympia: J Cline. Taoo-
ma; J w Irwin. Iowa: Y ChAaplin.
San Francisco: u 8 Fowler. Port
Townsend EP Dollashids. Wm Reese.
Port 0Mmhl Alfred BirAs and wife.
Vim Scully and viii. Victoria ] B
Hoaghton Port Gamble; Thm 6Aop,
Wellington. Il. c; james Ksaf. Ton
WsddsIl. Poas Asdison Louie Gard
ncr. Fort Washington. CAlifosnis
xinstrsls. Wn COPYRIGHT wife child.
Chas sutton. PA,k h Wilson. James
1sckin. Joseph N Norcross. Jsass q
Russell, Fred Wall, Jehn Dovis,
Ernest kndss. John Kohles, Wn
Heating. ID. J. Sherwood. Chss 0osd
win, Chas Atkins.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-22
AHnaIcAu HOUSE.

james = Peesssse. Broabaes L.
land. 4 JsQuillcsd. Seattle mines: 4
Mccullough. Salem Org; Dave Thoop.
con. City; Peter Asnsw. California; "
Hacker. Il II Bsupk. Whit River;
W Henry. J "a Terry; City; 3 H Nc
Naught, niunssots: r STARE. Astosio; H
Orvill. Portland: z W Dilles. Toooaa;
" Marin. y 7 Nelson. John i Palm,
John r Todd, Astoria.