davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
Tho Germnn PcnnI Code.


BERLIN Jan. 2i.-fhe Reichstag TODAY by q
vot" OF lAl To l3d passed the MT 10 Penal
COie. pruvd.n Tor the punishment offence. slmiAS
TO thai II BucACsne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25
An os-GuerriIIn A..n..,na,ed.

MADRID. J.n q. -- Senur Caste. lar has been
elected Deputy to tue Cortes In B.rcelona.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25

Tho "Mighty Dolllr" opened IN Cincinnati
lsAt night Wta avery large and enthusiastic sudlencs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-25

Clear or falr weather northwest to sOuthWosa
SlnIs. AZ decided eh.1ge ia teluprratuToI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-01
House and Furniture For Sale.

TIVE SECOND HOUSE From ,tS'tsss..,
l the corner of Clark and Spring NAFi;,
streets, together with the furniture, a,,,
is offered for sale on reasonable LEILA
ierms. as The owner is about leaving town.
Inquire of fetf LONio LCsEH.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27

The dedication services at the
Evangelical church on Sunday last
were OF highly Interesting character.
The subscription at the morning and
afternoon services, we learn, atnounted
TO sum sufficient to liquidste the debt
Right I
KNOCK 'em Quick H. 500
pounds Of Paris Green, the best thing
known for the destruction Of the Po-
tato bug, and very large stock Of In
sect Powder, for destroying worms and
other insects on gooseberry and currant
bushes and all kind Of plants, can be had
at A. J. Durling's popular drug store,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
-Messrs Koch & Brothers, formerly
Of Allentown, have opened cigar
mandatory and a retail cigar and to
bacco store, In the room formerly Oc-
cupied by f. P. Semmel as hard ware
store. Parties desiring anything In
their line should give them call.
Tuesday next, 30th inst, being a
legal holiday the banks will be closed.
Daniel Hsberling, we are sorry to
state, Is confined to his bed by a very
serl Gus attack OF sickness.
John Bartholomew, who had the
misfortune to loose a leg few weeks
ago, was reported to be very low on
Friday morning.
--Metuohen Tribe, Imp. o. of r. NJ.
meets this Saturday evening, at Z 30
o'clock.
That jolly tar, NJ. NJ. Fenner, Esq,
formerly Of Weissport, who Is now so
journing In the Wes., Paid his old
home dying visit this week. He re-
ports himself as getting along lovely.
Pressure Of important business compel
led him to make his stay very brief,
much to the regret OF his numerous
friends.
New goods, in great variety, just
received at the Bee Hive Store of Dan.
Graver, next to First National Bank.
Edward O'Donncll, alias Scotch
Neddie," whom our readers will re-
member was shot Mt Bugtown, near
Tamaqua, on the 22d of Aprii, while
engaged In shaving himself, died last
Monday from the effects of his wound,
At the time it was thought that Don
nell would recover, as the ball had
glanced from his skull without fractur-
ing it, as was then supposed but al
the post mortem which was held upon
his body by DR.. Solliday, Of Tamaqua,
the fact was developed that the bullet
had fractured his skull and that an abs
cess had formed, from which death re-
suited.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
East Mauch Chunk,

The erection Of house OF worship
has been decided upon by the German
Reformed and Lutheran congregations
of this place.
An election for officers of the Ever
green Cemetery Association, to serve
the ensuing year, Is to be held on Satur.
day the Sd OF June.
Fiddler and company's sash fac
tory is no more, it having mysteriously
caught fire Monday afternoon, and ere
night had went up in "smoke Am.
cunt of insurance not known, but sup
posed to be about IS, 900. As the fac
tory had not been running for some
months, and was closed incer diarsm
was most undoubtedly at the bottom of
the affair.
1t having been demonstrated that
our water supply is insufficient In cases
of emergency, the feeling in favor of
the construction of suitable water
works is daily gaining strength.
MIR. +. S. Haselee, General Agent
OF the Pottsville Mutual Ins. Co., was
in town yesterday to adjust that com
panys liability towards the loss sus-
tanned by Fiddler & Company. The
mutual" is one of Mr.. A. II. Tobias
favorite companies, as they. according
to his statement(and he ought to know }
always pays promptly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
Big Greek Items.

The potato bugs have appeared in
quite large numbers, and have begun
their work OF destruction on early plant
ed potatoes. .--.. .s
We have had several quite cool
nights-frosts, but only In a mild
form, and consequently fruit has suffer
ed nothing therefrom.
The recent heavy rains done con-
siderable damage to numbers OF our
farmers fields we're badly washed.
Much of the corn has been washed
away by the recent heavy rains, and
consequently has to be replanted.
Mr.. Thos. Doward, of this place,
lost a glove between Nathan Snyder
and the post. office. The finder will
please leave it at Nathan Snyder's.
No Singing school at Solt's this
Saturday evening it has been postpon.
ed until Saturday evening, June 3d, at
730 p. IN. Please bear in mind.
"A child of Mr.. Thomas Solt died
this week, and was inferred at Weiss
port on Thursday at p. m.
-Ap infant of John Fritzinger died
on Monday morning Of this week, and
was buried at Weissport on Wednesday.
There will be Sabbath School al
Pine Run, ON Sunday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock p. m. REVERE.
Big Creek, May 90, 1876.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
Habeas Corpus.

Friday morning Of last week, the Judges an
cases OF Kehoe, Gibbons Donnely. Morris,
Canning, Butler. o'Bren, o'Neil, McHugh
and DolOn heard last Tuesday a week IN SnhuYl'
kd county Court at PottSvllle. The disposition
of each case 10 as follows;
Michael LawloI, charged with being accessory
before the tact to the murder OF Conner James,
and with the murder OF saLRe and Uren Re
manded without bail
John Kehoe, charged with being accessory be-
fore the fact to the killing Of Conner James, con
spiFacy TO murder VIM. NJ Thomas and couspi-
rncy 10 murder VIM Major and Jesse Major.
demanded without bail.
John Gibbons, accessory before the fact 70 the
murder Of Conner james, and conspracy 70 Kill
Vim. NJ. ThUIuas. krmanded without bad.
Cnristopher D0nnelly, conspiracy to Kill VIM.
NJ TnOmas conspiracy to murder VIM and
Jesse Major and -nccossory after the fAot 10 the
murder OF Conner James. bail required with suf.
ficienL sureties In GNOO
John Morris, conspiracy TO XIII WIN. N.
Thomas. Bail required with sufficient suretiea
DennisF Canning. piracy to kill VIM. and
Jesse M,1or. oonspIraoy 10 murder VIM. ~.
Thomas. Admitted To bail with surehes N 1900
Patrick Butler. accessory after the fact 70 tbs
murder OF Conner James, and conspiracy TO Kill
WIN. and Jesse Major. Admitted 70 bail with
sufficient sureties in t0.0O0.
yss.s sSas %sSS %I Y ~
and Accessory alter tae mot to the murder q
Conner James. Admitted 70 bail with sufiicienl
% Frank O. O. EeilI III aOcessory after the tact to the
murder Of uomer james. Admitted 70 bail with
suiloent suretoe in v4,UUO.
Frank MoHush. conspiracy 20 Kill VIM and
Jesse Major. and oonspiracy 70 Nh Wm- n
Patlick bolon. sr. accessory after the faet 4
the murder Of Conner Jsmea Admitted TO bal
with gufneaent gureties IN t40oo
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
EXPLOSION OF Fire Damn.

An explosion OF a re damp occurred Saturday y
forenoon ut the oxford air-shaft OF the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Co,
Scranton. by which one man was kllle d instant
ly and four were seriously ecorcned and other.
wise injured. The xplosion was caused by IN
accumulation of gas IN the lower VEN coming
IN contact with a miners lamp at a depth of
four hundred feet from the surface, and imme-
ulately under the air shaft. When the accident
vas confined. and these were burned terribly.
Tie shock was felt for q distance of q mile
shalt with roar. tearing the steam pipes III its
course and completely shattering the heavy
timbers Of the tower above ground, and scatter.
employed at the mouth OF the shaft when the
accident occurred, had Just stepped into the
bucket O second before the shock. He was flung
nigh In the ar and then descended down the
awful depth Of four hundred feet into the mine,
where he was literally smashed to pieces.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
The Coal Trade.

The LGhigh Valley Railroad Company re-
Gently reSo;v ID to abandon Ia great coal com.
nation as injured trade, and that other mem.
ueis OF th5 ring nave not kept ialth. meet.
lug OF the combination was called, and SAYS the
PUttsville CORES jOnd ant OF the Philade phia
Times, plan was drawn up by MeSsrs. Gowon,
Slo IN ana Dickson, aud Mt. Asa Packer, UreSI.
dent OF the Lehigh Val ev. was given to under.
sand that he must ado ais signature or there
would be war. Mr.. Packer sg ed, ana the
hopes OF broken ring and cheaU coal have
vanished. The terms OF the agreement not only
require the Lehlgd Valley COMPANY to adhere
to schedule prices, but also to stoO production
market with n the specified limit Tle total
supply Of anthracite for the year Is fixed at TO-.
0UO0 TONS and TO each contracting COMPANY is
allotted its portion of that total suDpy, accord.
ing to Its capacity. Iftbe demand should war.
rant greater supply, the increase Is a. $50 allot-
TED among tine different cong lnles upon the
same general plan The portion Of the Reading
Company ~ 2 so 1000 sand 10 has al eady sup.
Piled more than on'.hat OF that amount LIS
shioments beng 1,Sl2143 tons TO date The total
supply OF anth acIte from oil ne regions MP to
date is 99 563 tons ahead Of that OF last year to
the same da'e. rle supply OF bituminous IL
Stacking of somewhat Dat IL is so far 55,4SS
ahead of that Of che same period last year. The
increase III the comparative supply Of anthIa.
cite t. accounted Tor partly by the fact that last
year the SChuvikill region was totally suspen-
ded, and did not resume work until the latter
part of June. The Lehigh Vaiey Company has
never been in tul sympathy with the combina.
ton AID was the oliv company feat ell Dv the
others, vet until now II was never found neces-
saiy to force IT into the traces. Had Mr. Packer
decided to open warfare instead of scrumb ing.
hewoul1 have daBt the com DIN tion the seveTest
b ow it could hate received from auv quarter,
and 1t is believed that only the most extraordl.
nary inducements cO1lG have prevailed upon
him to fall INTO line. His company IL a stIOng
one, and its coal has already brought the high.
est price In market. With him phantlv In the
ring, however. the combination becomes more
gigantic and powerful than ever before. 10
ward the close OF last wear the Peunsvlva ia
Coal Company made break from the combina.
tiOn by selling cOai at from hfJy to seventy. five
cents less per ton than ling prices but it only
maintained that ati ude until the time for
forming the compact for 1876 when 1t went
back into the ring. Although these mansuvres
will not result IN the prce Of coal being raised
aoove that agreed upon IN the schedule fixed at
New York some months ago vet the recent de-
cline will be recovered, and the schedule main.
tanned for the year un iess break should 90
cUr In an unexpected quarter, which Is not at
all likely.
The following table shows the quantity o. coal
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27

The "Molly" chase still continues,
FIVE additional arrests having been made
during Monday night, Of parties accused
Of having murdered one F. W. 8.
Langdon, q mine boss, at Audenried,
In June, 1879. They were brought
here on Tuesday morning by detail Of
Coal and Iron police and committed by
Squire Yeager. They are John Camp.
hell Of Harlelgh, Michael Kehoe Of
Mahonoy City, Edward McGee Of
Frenchtown, Michael McGee of Nantl e
coke, and Neal Dougherty OF Tuscaro-
ra. officer Grim, TO whom praise Is due
for working up the case, being the one
who preferred the charges.
MIR. Sam. Il. Hutchinson, we'll
known former resident of this place,
now OF Gold Hill, Nevada Territory,
is visiting among friends here since
Monday. Tuesday the phenix Cornet
Band serenaded him, in acknowledg.
ment of which compliment Mr.. ii.
presented the serenaders a ''solid" tok-
en- of his appreciation. Mr.. Hutchln-
son reports favorably concerning the
state Of affairs beyond the Rocky
Mountains,
There were no less than two acci-
dents on Monday last along the line OF
the l.. V. r. r. One occurred near
White Haven, where No. 7 down pas
sen ger ran into the rear end of a gravel
train, resulting In considerable damage
to the locomotive and one of the passen.
ger coaches, while the other happened
on the Beaver Meadow Branch, and re-
suited in general smash up of coal
cars. Happily no one was seriously
hurt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
Special Notices.
f. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thor
oughlY tested by all classes OF the community
thai 1t Is now neemed indispensable as a Tonic
medicine. II costs but little, purities the blood
and gives tone to the stomach, rsnovates the
system and prOlongs lie. Everybody should
have It. For the cure Of Weak Stomachs, Gen.
eral Debility, Indigestion, Diseases OF the Stom.
ach, and tor all cases requiring a tonic This
WINE includes the most agreeable and encient
salt of Iron we pOssess-Cltrate OF Magnetic
oxide, combined with the most energetic OF
vegetable tonles-Yellow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something tn strengthen yout
Do you want good appetite
Do you want TO get rid OF nerYousnessi
Do you want energv1 ..
Do YOU want to sleep welli
Do you want 10 build up YOUR constitution
Do YOU WInt to feel well
Do you want brlsk and vigorous feeliDgi
II you do, try kUNKEL's BITTER VIM
OF IRON.
] only asx a trial OF this valuable tonlcf
Beware Of counterfeits. as Kunke's Bitter
Wine Of Iron is the only sure and enectua rem.
edy in the known world for the permanent cure
Of DYSPEPSIA and Debility. and as there are
pumber OF limitations offered to the public,
would caution the eommunttV TO purchase none
but the genuine article, manufactured DY =. II.
Kunkel, and having his stamp on the cork OF
every bottle. The very faot that othera are at
tempting to initiate this valuable re edy proves
ia worth and speaks volumes IN its favor. sold
only IN 81 bottles. sol1 by pruRglsta and DEAL
ara oVeryWhol0.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Destructivs Fire I'm Tnma n n

Destruetivs Fire In Tamaqua
Early Friday morning destructive fire broke
out IN the cellar. occupied by Mr. b. zimmT.
man. rs bakery and confectionery. on Brond
street Tnmaqut, Among the sufferers ara
sohwarts Bros, their mammoth dry goods store
was partly consumed entaling n consider able
loss the old Union hotel bvildinp. with con
tents was totally destroyed the first floor
.west was occupied by DortnetEer. "a cabinet
wareroons with shops IN rear portion OF the
furniture was saved loss purity covered by In.
surauce. 1hc next was occupied by The owner
o. the building n. Zimmerman, with contec.
tionery ana bakery. IN the cellar Of which the
fire Ia stated 10 have originated, tho next build.
ing was occupied by Mr. d. ShefHsr, as o boos
an ! shoe store, ana was totally destroyed tn
alred. Total estimated loss 900.
SECOND DIsrATCn.--T brlck building on the
east side, occupied by WIN Draper as boot and
shoe store an1 by a faulty named Dreher 10
rear were also patty destroy d. Toe tre com
menced No about o'clock n. m anu st one
time the whole OF Hunter street which consists
cf oosely bu,lt frame dwellmg',was threatened Z
WI h destruction, but nv IN ga liant eff rts OF
the fremen the rayaaes Of the Il imes were
etOpO d at this point Dr. Dreher's house and
furniture were badly damaged
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
Lehishton, May n. isTa
Suicide I'm Esston.

John D. SingmAn. o member Of the nrm Of
John d. singmap a o.. hardware mer.
chants. Of Eastop. was teund lying In she oftioe
back OF thsir store No. % Centre square. little
after eight o'clock Tuesday morning. with two
pistol wounds in the head and small confused
wound across tho nose. A revolver. with three
chambers discharged. was found lying under his
left leg. He told . party q few mioutes before
that be felt as though he could blow his brains
out. He hsd lain but few moments when dis
covered. snd IVES NOT quite dead He was well
known In theseparts. wasab0ut thirtyeight years
Of age, spd has left wife and nvs ehIldI on.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
n n. SIZE WE Rs,
CHE Carbon Sarotate.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY u, 1876
Local and Personal.

H Parties receiving the ADVOCATE
with cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra so cents will
be added to pay The expenses of collee-
tion. -M1
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27

ONE Parlor Picture, printed In 10 ooiors. one
" Pocket Rniie twhtte handle), 10 Blank vis.
ting Cards. ~ Sheets Writing Paper. u " bite
postpaid. for % esnts II. j. KURTz. AJT Canal
stFeeI list Ward PhIladelphia, Pa crcuiars
sent free. uayozt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head aud all complete. In two hours. No fec
until head passes. Seat, Pin end Stomach
WoEms removed by Dr.. Knnkel, 80 North
For removing all ordinary worms. call on your
druoeist and get bottle Of KuGKRLs WokS
BYRUP Price VI
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27

Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia, I,
Nav 2hth 1874
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
MARRIED.

KOCH-MAsTER.-Onth the 10Th OF February.
by Rev. q. T. Hnnas, Mr. IsOon Koch, Of Al
lentown, and Miss Ellen Master, OF Franklin
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
ccc,ety net Meetings.

fuvtrtro CASTLE, No. 70, A. o. Z. OF rHR M. 9.
and and tth Monday Of each month, In re-
ber'a Hall Lehighten, at 7ss0 O'Clock ?. n
II. v. Morthimer. q x. Cr :. II. onhau'
f.K. RS
s,r.ppN. atTrHs InpoR. No. sse, I. O. o. ?.
meetspvery Tuesday evening, at o'clock,
in RsbeSs Hall, Joseph RelRel, n. q. N.
n. Reber. Secretary.
como PocA TRIBE, No III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on Wednesday. evening Of each week, Nc T.30
O'clock IN Public school Hail. Neisepnrt
pa ID. r. Rtckert 3. s II. Gilham. q. OF "
R,rHfaHroN LoDoE, Ne 4a4 X, OF p. meets
~ on FRIDAY evenings, IN Reber's Hall, at 7;a0
O'Clock. Arch. Dick, &C. T. r. Ratchh, X.
Of r. and $.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-05-27
The following table shows the quantity OF coal
| shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
| Maak ending MAY 20th, IH7i nnd for the year q

REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
g. Susqurhanna DIVISION. Central r Il. Of
New Jersey-week ending May 18th, 1870,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11

nothing from Republic.n sources 70
Lessen the Rspubic~ns cla,.s in South
Carolina
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10. Grant tai
sgraphed Sherman q. noon directing
troops to be sent into Florida and Lou
issAna TO Gems. Ruger and Anger. With
instructions ~ insGre fair coun. os the
electioe returns 10 shoss States. and pre-
ven. at oil hazard. interferencs from
either party.
Perfscsly fair and inAusn,ial men Of
both parties 60 10 shos. states 10 use
their influence W preserve peace and
justice.
Sgw Yogx. Nov. i0-Hssdquart~r.
Democratic Committee. 10 O'Clock P. n.
Returns rvceived from the South COZ.
firm the reports Of las; night. We
have undoubtedly decided msjorities in
Louisisna. FLORIDA sud South Carolina
Signed W. d PzLrIS.
Chairman
WASHINGTON. Nov 10. O'Clock r.
x-Repnblicnn Convention has jus. re-
eeived dispatch stating that Florids
has gone Republican snd that the re.
turns are oil safe on q L. B. Revenue
cutter. where they csanos bs .snpered
with.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11
4 q \ o Pr.

CgoSsrADr. Nov, 9-This por, and
Rosdsteaa are ice bound aud navigation
stopped.
BOMBAY. Nov. 9.-Thr Time. Of In
dia. Announces that relief works bare
been stsblished III Shalspors district
where the Pioneer. on the 9th inst re-
ported there were prospects of famine.
and ZOO Of the inhsbi'anss have been
given employment. There isno~ plen,
~ of grain in the district
PARIS. Nov 9.-The Temp. publish
e. telegram from Vienna which states
that Montenegro. finding herself inca
pAble Of maintaining troops in their
present position during the armis,ice.
hes opened direct negotiations With the
Porte for a prompt conclusion of peace.
LONDON. Nov. Sir Anthony Nus
grove, Governor of South Australia, has
been transferred to JamAic.. Col. c.
q. S,rShAu. Governor of the Gold Cos.s,
Africa. has been transferred to the Ba-
hamAs. 20 take the place Of Governor
Pope Heunessey. who is transferred to
Hongkong.
LONDON. Nov. 9-ta50. 600 were
withdrawn from the Bank nf England
yesser,isy for shipment 10 New York.
VIENNA. Nov. s--Aecorr~ponden. Of
the Times ,elegrsphs tina. Russia aud
France have accepted the English pro
possAl for conference.
LONDON. Nov. 9Th. Press Asoei-
ssion Aasert that the African explorer.
Gordon. intends Ia CONTINUE his explor-
stion In Consequence at having dis
covered branch Of the White Nile,
which may possibly enshl. him Ia avoid
the rapids which hitherto barrel bis
progress. and open . vat comnuniea-
6oa from Victoria NysnsA TO Khsr-
town.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11
7 & / EG r A p HIC


Nsw IokA. Nov. 10. IL x.-The
lssf's evening edition says; Our special
dispatches fsom Florida leave no dcah,
that Hayes has majority in tina,
SAiA
These dispatches are eonarsnei ny an
sxA,sins,ioa af . dispatch 10 the T'ssss
giving fret Fs,aras by counties thu,
have been rscclvsd.
TAs result iu louisiana il yet IL he
definitely ascsr,Ainei. but it ressen~ble
81 expect . Republican majority
IL sesms sats also. IL take South Car
china irou thu list II doubtful States
end give il t. Hayes, The >ssa does -
in l,s leading editorial this morning.
CaAsExsros. Nov A r. x-The
Noes and cs~r.<r .ay s,a<;;vely raien's
majority in the State vsll reach 1900.
CNcAoo. Nov. 10. 9P. x-aThers 10
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11
School Tax

The special ~ Eool Tsxes II school Distfif, -.
!, at E.nton levied TIA the years 1878 aiad 49,
are dur. and II not paid before November I''s'
1910. their coiIsctisa will be enforced In aee"Fu
sncs With lAg and costs thereof added
BY order of the Board " Directors
o. W. TIBBETrs,
Clerk -ho0l Disiriei ss. :.
Het.ton King Co. VT Oct 18th. is'e. ia
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11
To Let.

Three " four finely furnished Ro"nas 10 49,
% th. corner Of JAIaes and Third sIsS~.
Enqsire ~ this crsss, ob'A
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-11
PICKED UP!

By the gnelsrsis nes txo Old Sales. The ovner
car ave the same ey proving property, and pay
snS foe tsss notice
Gu VIZ. ". ROBINSON, sair-yasa.