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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
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ALI. parfic- wishing frst-crass servants orc
y invited ~ .arl p. rhr ORR srItVANrs INSTITUTE
and si other cocs- sItr,4."s lfes rrilq
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.u- generally s roa baker: good city reiarnces 20
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women. who super OF f'rnv cook cook. uoat' fsh.
baker and atry cook o c 20 20 e eonrt- best ret
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Banarupi moi ces

L s. MARSHALS OFFICE, EASTERN DIS
L. TRICToF Observation-Disclosures hLrlilA S94'
1877 This notice. That Che lutu daF 81 80
vembcr a. D. 1871 warrant in bankruptcy va l,,i s
against tue estate % GAY H. MAR MORE, OF flil, H'
Comfy OF Philadelphia and state ~ frnn7'i
has been adjud-el bankrupt on his own pcnls -'
the pa, delivery ~ any property De
longing sucI bankrupt % HIM. or tor ma nee a, 49,, .
f,anefcr ~ property forbidden by hN 't =
meeting Of tho ~ the said bankrupt % prov ln
drhts tn his estate
h.. I. M Cont al Tauk rip,cv o. be- holden no 0l'
Vnluufst Philadelphia. before EDWIN J.. tHA-fs T.
Register. the dOth day 0vember A. -. l1tt. ~ L.
O'Clock a. JAN p y -
United states Marshal. ~ Messenger
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90 Uhom II nan Concern.
30 TRANSFORMATIONS W.
DeuiisIrp

Dr. WAIT, ST., No. - East 23d-st. First
clAss dentistry Al low popular puces exirAcunT under
pure without extra CAL Aaa oAaiie a2e
AID prices.
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nlarole ano Slate Manlela

MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTELS !;
VI aIsl uouumants hetst1nrs. hnur rlns pule t.d
srr..fyt .lls 10 gr.4.t reduced rrrfH Inftlaf n ITO
trade A. KLAHER, i3t snd l.1 tlst .etlsi ,.ir 5s,,
- KLABER & CO..
=. West llsJs., between RraaiE,y anf ,h ave fs's-
is.uG I-4- MhNfl.I-. HllINf. NNNI iNtn Al .
duce, prces pLrMnEH- SLABS a specially
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

No people in the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had
failed to accomplish . certain aud sure
r.medy for this disease and its effects.
snch as Sour Stomach. Heart burn,
Water brAsh. Sick Headache, Cositive.
ness. PHlpitation Of the Heart. Liver
Complaint. coming up of the food, low
spirits. general debility. etc. yet since
the introduction of GREENS AUoUsr
FLOWER We believe there is no case of
Dyspepsia that cannot be Immediately
relieved. Thirty Thousand dozen sold
last year without ore case Of failure re-
ported Go TO your Druggist aud get
a sample bottle for ten cents and try it.
Two doses will relieve you Regular
size 80 cents
CRANE Il BRIGHAM, Agents.
San Francisco.
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army Tbs would bring the fsvorits
Remington guns down 70 aa1u: SD
each.
The coming fAi, q the King County
Agricultural Socie'y, aford. 4 good
opportunity. for . display of mst Ks
man.hIp and the managers Of the
Institution have siSniiei their will
ingness 70 give = prze 70 re CON-
peted fer At ths. time II they can
Afford 70 d" that. then the Sva.tl.
Rife Association car afford 20 Paw =
lite .ovarcs prize Of their own Civ
ing. Other clubs will be und.r expense
for leaving their homes. while Seattle
men ~ill net; hence they can afford 20
give . piece Of plate worth 3. less.
If y doll .rs for tie best score made Nv
Any IL ,ividu4l member. The entrance
fee on this should lie q. 50 for each
c0n'es' Ant, seven members 10 COZ
stitute team for each club.
This would give 81. SO - each clubs
entrance money, or sl05 if six teams
should contend for the prizes. Thi.
money should not De kept by the Ses
tie club or any other donor of prizes.
but should be spportioned among the
bes: three teams on the score. that ia
70 say. $50 70 the first team. $50 to tho
sseond and SIS to the third team.
II there were eight teams entered
it would yield . total pool Of $l4o
which could be divided up into
three prizes of so to the first. &45 to
the second and t25 to the third Should
there he ten clubs formed (which is
rather beyond my expectations that
would give total Of fl75; and that
could b spporsioned into prizes of 500,
45 anil $35- Nor Is It By any means
certain that the silver plate prizes
would fall ~ . member Of the winning
t@ams. or any one Of the three winning
seveIs. have seen one member If
club shoot well, ard all the rest
shoot very badly.
II the sport-lovins people of Olym-
piS, Steilscoom and other Sound towns.
take hold Of this thing in the proper
spirit. We can not only have good
sport at the approaching County Fair.
but also have our little friendly battles
a. For. Townsei 4 and the beautiful
plains back of Steilacoom. II will
beget sociability and friendly inter-
course among the residents Of our little
numbering ports, which cannot fail to
sssar fAvorably for all parties par,ici-
pating therein. RrFLEMAS
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THE RIFLE QUESTION


SEATTLE, July 81. 1877
En-. lNrKLLioENcER:-A glance At
the Indian war in Idaho reminds us Of
our own insecure position. in case the
Yakima Indians should make An out
break or threaten the eastern portion OF
this county. In the foundation OF
homes in the wilderness. the rife goes
with the nx as a great lever Of civiiiza-
ton aud carries ia Admoni,ory lessons
10 those who are deaf 10 reason Again.
there is no telling how long . man
NAV live in city like Seattle where
life and property are carefully guarded
He NAV 20 OFT into the wilderness 10
found q new home aud then proficiency
with Ore arms becomes . source Of self
ccngrxtulation,
The display OF shooting a; long range
Nv the Seattle team on the Fourth OF
July WAS . matter II pride ~ many OF
oar citizens who saw th~s with = little
practice they would sccn ask bat little
o.itis II the VsctoFians. whose victory
was gained mainly IN the short seo's
az course. proficiency can oniy 70
gained bv constant practice, ard II -
With view Of stimulating conip~,its'p
in this us fnl recreation that ! ~oa II
susrss, the organization If r'fe clubs
Of Oly mia. S;eilAes>am. Tacoma. New
eA.,le. Porte Bi.kely. Gamble. Nah
ssn. Ladlow, To~ns~ai. Discovery,
Snnhonish, LAConner and TaG~aier,
which With SEATTLE would make foar-
teen clubs in oil Granting that these
clubs aggregated 'o'Al Of sarre han
dred members. they could ADOPT uni
form rife and puicbass . safheisns sup.
ply Of rifles at the rates furnished to the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

FINE WHEAT Those who have
been mi.let in the belief that wheat
cannot re rais-,l success fully on Page,
sen.1. al lss;.e. ua..s. a tour Of in
spsction through .ome Of the localities
where i, % raised befors lsborin9 any
longer under tina, del0siou Las. S.,nr-
day We were shown 4 field OF spring
wheat on the Carr farm near Ren.on,
which the lcssees. Xsssr. Tihbetts
Brothers. were confident would yield
seventy-ive bushels 10 the acre The
heid hss been cultivated continuously
for the past Sf'een yesrs or more.
without manure. AMI has hitherto
yielded over sixty bushels 20 the acre,
- our knowledge, in sessons less favor
sole than the present There Is no
prettisr sight in the world tina, such q
field Of grain-every stalk standing
straight and sturdy. as high ~ your
shoulder and nearly as compact as IN
the sheaf. with the plump aud tending
ears ju.t t,nsed with The goli OF har-
vest
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

Or or Watch Last Saturday
night the new ways on Hammonds
'hipyard were inaugursted by hauling
out the propeller Favorite. She will
receive thorough overhsuiisg in her
hull. - che hes already been properly r.
paired 1t Ballens's chop. She is very
economical little tug. and can do .
great deal Of work on . very little fuel
Her bottom will re.sivs . new coat OF
copper oolored paint and then che will
b ready for service. This boat ha.
full share Of towing Seattle vessels. and
1t was mainly owing 70 her being on. Of
service during the present mouth that
the Donald has done more than any
other tugboss on the Sound Captain
HAnmood's RICH. bower Mitchell. 10
down at the skagis. engaged in raising
the Zephyr. and when Ito gets bark
here things will so along with rush.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Monday, July %. 1877.

FAs1IyG NOTES &c. Ihxre
are lively times throughout al. o-,r val
l,ys with the farmers, who are a.ctive TO
make hay while the sun shines. Hsv.
iap OCCASION u visit Renton last week,
re found The many rich and beautiful
feds surrounding that busy centre, .
scene Of life and animation. The TiF,-
te.ss Bros, 20 harvest their l,5 tons of
b.r, have two moving machines
Wood and Buckeye. just received from
Uswlsy j. Co. San Frsncisco.-con-
s,sn.ly Q. work. besides sulky rake and
. train Of horses hauliag in. In this
work they give EN- ploymeot to twenty
Eve men and boys. besides large num-
be, OF horses. The hay after being
dragged in. is raised TO its place 10 the
NOV BY pully power and graphing
forks. thus economising labor. The
h.v On the Smithers aud Carr farms
will average tally three tons to the acre
this wear. We were shown PORTIONS of
the meadow which Mr.. Tibbetts assured
~ would 20 Eve tons TO the acre. and
ne Gre cocfdsnt the estimate will
prove correct While there we took
peep 1t the dairy GA the Smithers place,
.vhjcb.is ia svery respect model one.
To look ct tho delicious cream and but.
ter there displayed. would make the
mast fortunate Of the city's dcnizens
long 10 bs . farmer Everything is
kept in apple-pie order. A force pump
and hose in the yard. constantly play
ing on the floor ar OH the roof keeps all
cool aad fresh and imnaculats from
dust end flies. Mr.. G. w. Tibbetts il
now selling from this dsiry IN aggre-
gate OF % to 80 gallons Of milk pr
day. and makes hesidsa between so and
% pounds Of butter per week. Isge-
tables and fruits promises good crops
Mr.. Tibbetts has al acre 81 onions
which for yield. We think, will take the
premium They cover the ground about
. thick!y a. practicable. Of nearly uni
form sizs aud vigorous growth and are
already nearly as large As tss-cups
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HAuLxp OvER.--Bark Lizzie Mar
slsli. Captain Dsppl.r. finished die.
charging her Seattle freigh, - Sa,ur-
day afternoon. and went over 20 Free.
pws to lead lumber for California.
she 70 probably the largest carrier in
Proposition TO her registered tonnage Of
Any vessel nov in the Sound trade.
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THE SUSKEN STEAMER. When the
Fanny Lake passed tho wreck Of the
steamer Zephyr. on Friday last. she had
settled down in the sand considerably.
When shs struck the snag it WAS low
tide. but she wss coming rapidly aud
had 90 hesdwsy enough To 90 half way
over snsg which did not have over
two feet Of water on il. There was
deep water AL about it. however, and
for safety she WAS bsschsd on the sand
bar where she now lies. I, wu then
low tide. Since then she has probably
set.lvd four feet in Tho sand That she
can be got out II there. we do not
doubt, but it will cost quite neat little
pile Of money II her engines and
boilers are taken out. she will certainty
bs gotten on, Of her dilsmsm but whetl-
Or she csS bs got up without removing
her machinery, 10 quite . conundram.
Of Que thing we are quite sure her own
ers won't want much more Sksgit trade.
The river 10 none Of the best even in
high water. but with such . boating
stage ~ prevails at this season Of the
year IL 10 - total terror" The gov
eminent snsg -pulier which 10 kept At
work on the Willamette river. should
De brouxh. here as soon - possibl. and
then navigation of the Skagit could be
made comparatively easy. Az it is. the
Fsnny Lake takes the biggest kind OF
chances every time she goes in :here:
and her captain il twice as we'll quail
fed from experience tn run that river
- any other pilot on the Sound. The
snsgs have been ACCOMPLISHING there for
centuries perhaps and it 10 only by equal
proportions Of good luck and good man.
agsment that the Fanny has 90 fer e.
cspsd . catastrophe similar tn the
Zephyr.
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TowEp Or. - Bark Gem of the
Ocean. loaded With Seattle coal. was
sowed down to sea by the steamer Don
aid yesterday ct noon. As 5000 - her
place at the Seattle ehutss became "
can't, tho bark Penang went down un-
der canvas from Yesler's wharf. and
will begin to take 10 her load TO-DAY.
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Ito TtAssRs, - Pssrr Jarnes~, of
NAshsn Island. came down here oa Sat
u'dAy night 20 hire . crew Of meu Ia
70 up In s,s piece and &c, GU, siXty
p'sees Of bridge ,,mhsp for the North
sra Pacific Railroad 81 Tacoms. Thee
s''eas are TO he eighty free. in leastn.
md twenty inches SQUARE.
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FROM SAN JCAN.--The steamer Dis
patch. Captain Monroe. arrived from
Saw juan Island via Port Townsend
yesterday Afterno She brought q
few passengers and no freight. The
farmers are ell buoy haying and hsr
vesting. and have No time to leave
home this season
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

o Babcsck. Centervilie; G McCsrty.
J P Kirbs. Tulalip; VIM Branford, Geo
Hull. J r Ryan. City; II Adams, DIVA
mish; A Brunt. A Buzman, Blakely; T
W Fitzgerald. Hong Kong; "Alphsbeti-
cal" Williams, General Agent Howard's
Hibernica. u Wilzinski. S L Green
berg. San Francisco; Mrs Anderson,
Mrs Nc Donald, VIM Blee. VIM Ten
Ion. Victoria. v Guinnott, g Patten.
Olympia; d Koran. Sksgit; CD Ruth
erford, SnoQuslmie.
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WANNA This ,srataer lef. por.
uAnbls yesterday with . large stack Of
sccds tor the C,sslady store, after de.
hvering which che gill tow to Port
uAmels rsfs Of logs belonging IN
Moore Il Whi,ncrc. ~hich has teen in
Toe ttsAlsdy boom fer the pas, sx
weeka
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ARRESTED Two men were fighting
in from: Of the Gem last night. when
Thorndyks came along aud took one
OF them into the station house. Another
man came along after them and
growled about it, 80 Thorndyke locked
him up too.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

HARMED We notice tina, Miss del
10 Reyno. Gee of the Tennessee Jubilee
>ingers. has been married - John e.
fs'ker. Of Utah esrs.esy oh. Slater
ks.-a n e"
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SPECIAL NOTICE. take pleasure in
announcing to my friends and the pub
lie generally that l have this day pur-
chased the Keith Saloon. on CONNER
cisl street. and will reopen it on Satur-
day evening. extend An invitation to
all 10 call and see me.
NED PERKINS.
Seattle. July 10. 1877.
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vegetable psdler living outside the city
limits who has two thumbs on each
hand l, takes two men g. beat him
at the old game Of Simon Gays wig
wag"
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E1ckisioR This 6ns shooaer ~.
nsed at rogi Townsend en- Saturday.
sad may b, lsaksi Ter hege daring the
dAy
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K- Moore. the photographer, has
returned and will be happy to zee his
old patrons ~ the old place. corner Of
Commercial and Washington streets.
See bin.
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EXCURSION TO PoRr BLAEELY. The
steamer Fanny Lake went over 10
Blskely yesterday afternoon for load
Of lumber for the Skagit Capt. Hill
invited over . number Of guests for .
free ride and gave thsnf . very pleasant
trip
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

MoRE OF Ir-Emboldened by the
succcss Of Emery Il Hammond. Of Port
Madison, q new hslibut smoking estsb-
lishmept At Port Townsend has been
started by Louis Nessel. formerly in
spector of the tide-gage at that place
A sloopl load of his fish arrived here on
Saturday night.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

MARITAL TsouBLEs.-Conkelman.
the man who operated lottery here last
year. has got . divorce from his wife in
California. Mrs. Alice Peters sues her
husband Manuel Peters for dissolu.
ton Of the marriage bonds existing be
tween them, and for the custody Of
a child born Of said union Last Sat
urday Jssticr Scott was called on to
try little matter between Daniel
Jones, whose wife had left his bed and
board. carrying off t22j m coin. The
Justice awarded her oil the money but
sixty dollars rhe wife's age is %
years, while her husband is on the
wrong side of 80 years. Winter and
summer can never agree.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

EUROPEAN DRArTs.--Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets 10 and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chiberg. Seattle. W.T..
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Seattle. July 10. 1877.
UrNpp,cxa & Crrr,s hsxs IN,

HENpRrcxs & CURTIS have Just re-
ceived q fine lot Of Pumps. Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood Gas .ad Water Pipes and Fit
tinas; Pumps overhsuled; Saws Gum
med aud Filed; and general job work
done Prices way down.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

roRwARDED.-A lot Of freight for
the Mukilteo fishery, which was to have
been shipped down by the Zephyr, goes
out fer that port to-day on the J. b.
Libby, which went up to Tacoma and
loaded it on Saturday last George
Myers says he will have things red hot
by Wednesday, and ali those who have
never seen . salmon cannery in active
operation would do well tn pay visit
TO Mukilteo. The way that a Chinese
fish butcher slashes q salmon and cuts
him up for canning. is beyond clock
work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

HoT BosToS BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning At the Eureka Bakery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-23

Pure Mocha Coffee for sale cheap q
Chilberg Bros.
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rRoLLISG.--The appearance Of sal
mon in thi. h.rbor hiss begotten a re =
vlval Of this excellent spot. As most
Of our readers are aware, it is done with
a spoon bait attached to a string line
Of 30 to 20 yards in length. The line
10 let overheard from a saiiboat going
through the water ~ the rate Of about
six miles per hour. aud the spoon being
s~t with swivel begins TO hirl round
in the water 1t rapid rate The fish
sees it flashing along like the smslt
which he so dearly prizes for food He
makes the fatal hap and finds himself
impaled upon the harped hook. The
larger sized salmon wont rise 10 .
spoon, but those ranging from two to
six pound. are the size generally
caught. Ss ii-h an hour i. nothing
unusual.
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II A r r I E D

poNrICs-SMrrH AT the residence % the
brides parsats. near Olympia. on sandss Jaly
32d by the ksv, y. n. litter. NJ. Frank roa-
Ggs. % this city. 81 Miss Ella smith. daughter
Of Jseoo Smith. Esd. Of rhur~tun county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-18
The Flood iu the Ohio

ClScISsATI, January II. - The
river is now fortv-eight feet, three IN
ches and rising four inches per hour.
There is considerable Of . heavy drift
running, but very little ice. Rats snd
Sausage rows, Immediately on the river
front are partially submerged, and mer-
chants below Front street are removing
their goods from the cellars. The wreck
OF the steamer Andes moved down about
tour hundred feet this morning, and new
lies abou, two hundred feet above the
Suspension bridge, with ten
dency to drift down further
lnsid. the pier aud against the mail line
wharf boat The latter Is getting out
extra tas.enings and moving closer in
shore.
The river NJ Pomeroy and Niddleport
is about 46 fee; snd rising three inches
Der hour. At Portsmouth there is 46
fee; ) inches. At Ironton 81 feet. At
Cs,lettsburg 81 feet and rising inches
per hour.
CINCINNATI, January l7.-River 40
feet le inches St P. VI. and stu rising
8 inches per hour. Considerable dri.t Is
running but no ice. The Middleport
gorge is expected here in the morning
The msll line boats will begin thelrtrlps
between here and Louisville tomorrow.
A specis to the Commercial reports
so feet s inches 1T Portsmouth 81 o P. NJ
and rising 2inches per hour, and rise OF
4 lee, q, Gsllipolis since lsss evening
and stationary. One hundred and
eight boats OF sll descriptions
passed GslliPohs to-day in the:heavy ice
which has been running all day. Pome-
roy reports the river stationary tonight
ard the ice thin. Charleston reports
the Ksnawha river 80 feet inches and
falling with rain sll day. Steobenville
reports about 30 fee, and stationary,
river full Of heavy ice and wrecks from
Pittsburgh. The steamer Fanchon va
struck by . coal boat wreck and lost one
wheel house and had her shaft broken
Weather reported mild and th'es'ening g
rain above.