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National Republican., 1877-11-27
GEoRGE7OWN NEWS.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
RTyER FRONT.

GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY RdH-seven hundred bushels Of wheat To Fl.
NJ Talbot
RIVER FRONT.
Owing TO the great rise In the Potomac there were
no arrivals Of schooners or shipments Of coal yes
terday.
SETTLING AN OLD FEuD.
Yesterday morning an alteration took place be-
tween man named Woody and a well. known
character named "Bull":Frizzell, near Edes' mill,
above Georgetown. 1t seems that there has
been nm old feud existing between Woody
and FriEzell for some time past, and yes.
terday morning Frizzell was out in his boat
mill When woSdy &C came inc 'o out and ordered him
away, which order Frizzell refused to obey.
Woody then levelcd his shotgun and fired, por-
right arm. and hand Frizzell claims that he had
some twenty-five cords Of wood on his place, and
that i was drifting away; and he was trying to
horse and came TO Georgetown, and swore out q
warrant for the arrest of Woody The latter will
probably be arrested to-day and arraigncd In the
Police Court to answer the charge OF assault and
battery with intent to kill.
DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT.
Mrs. Augusta NJ. McNeir one of the most estima-
bic old lady residents of Georgetown, died yester-
Of hip disease Mrs. McNeir had fall about three
weeks since and injured her hip TO such an extent
that she never recovered from II, Mrs McNeir
In lSli and could give vivid account Of the battle
Of BadCnsburg. This aged md hOnOrcd lady
leaves a large number of children and grand
children and still larger circle OF acquaintance
to mourn her loss.
DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN F. NORRIS.
Mr. John f. Norris, of the firm of Hackney &
Norris. who was stricken with paralysis oil Satur-
day the nth instant died at his residence, No. Is
Montgomery street, at five minutes past one o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Norris suffered greatly
during his Illness. Mr.. Norris was ffty two years
Of age and was born in Frederick City Nd He
removed to Georgetown when quite young man.
During the tims that Nandorwerken's line
Of stage. coaches ran from the Capitol
to Georgetown, lie was superintendent
of stables and until the Washington and George.
town Railroad went into operation, when he az.
sumed charge OF the stables Of that company and
remained In charge Of the same until that company
removed their depots to Washington, when he went
into private livery business in which he continued
until his death He served during the Mexican
war in q Missouri cavalry regiment.
INCENpIARY FIRE.
At 1905 o'clock last night an alarm Of fire
was struck from box 7f2 for fire at No. 30 Second
street, Georgetown, In the building known a,
"Libbey's Row." occupied by Mr.. b. Y. waddy
The flames were soon cxtinguished, and the los,
was small The fro was undoubtedly the work o
an incendiary.
| GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
| William Harrington, Illinois, and @. Flint, Wis
consn are sojourning at the WestEnd Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to tho
following applicants: S, T. Mason and Mary Z.
MNgrudcr; George DRmson and Alice Summers,
both Of Forcstville, Md, W, II. J. Hebb and Marga-
ret &. Bean, both Of St. Marys County, Nd; J. II.
IIoagau, of Alton, H., and Kitty L. GannarOth, of
Baltimore Md Lewis Goats and Mclvlna IansOn {;
William Rabe and Lena WeinRudt; John o Brlen
and Margaret Campbell; Thomas Burnette and
Mary DaYE.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
ovrRooA IS for boys. EIsENAS. 7th and L.
Association Of Baptist Churches.

A meeting Of the Baptist Churches Of the
District OF Columbia was held last night in the
Calvary Baptist Church, for the purpose Of forming
an association. A constitution was adopted. giving
To the new body the name Of "The Columbia Asso-
citation Of Baptist Churches" A permanent organ
ization was adopted and the following werec hosen
officers for the ensuing year: j. c. yelling, L. L. d.,
moderator; s. VI. Yeatman, clerk; William Stick
ney, esq, treasurer The association adjourned to
meet next Monday evening at the same place.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
st. Vincents Orphan Asylum VS.. Mcdonald
ct al This cjcctment case was continued from Fri.
day last, II involved great many difficult points
of law and Of fact. The defendants came into
court, and, through their attorneys, allowed veT-
dict to be given against them the case having been
compromised by the attorneys. Tumbert & Co. VS.
Beveridge; motion to set aside judgment overrued.
Logan VS.. Smith; of calendar. Behrend VS. Kim.
ball settled. Burns vs. Stenernoge; referred to
Job Barnard. Russell VS. Febrey; referred to Job
Barnard. Dean vs.. Gatchell plaintiffs death Sug-
default STas @ SSaFsy s2Meys @ Is FISCHER
ard VS.. Sharp; verdict for defendant for SllI02
Crcswel ct al. vs. peane; verdict for plaintiff for
amount claimed Van Riswick vs. Walters; motion
for new trial entered.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE wYLIE.
Beall VS.. Moulton; order for MOulton's appear.
ance. Bloomer VS.. Moulton ct al; sale ratified
trustees report approved. Draper VS.. Thomas
VS. In aTdos report T
confirmed; distribution directed. Brooke VS.
Wright; time for taking testimony limited. Lown
vs.. Parker ; partition; commission for declaration
| of interest De Ney vs. Marck; sale OF personal
| property ratified reference to auditor. Page VS.
Page; trustees report ratified; reference to audi
| tor Sodde vs.. Mnngum ct al; pro cOiVtss0 as "a
c. Il, Bailey, Mangum, Wilson ct al, William VS.
Carpenter ct AL pro conessO as to all defendants.
McPherson vs. SmallwO0d; auditor TO take ac'
countO Indictment. Dpple vs.. Kelso order to
show cause. Muclhccsen VS.. Bergman ct al; ref
crence to take testimony. GlenwoOd Cemetery VS.
Clue ct al, restraining order discharged and hear
| ing postponed. Barbour & Hamilton ct al. VS.
| Smiths administrator; rule to show cause dis
| charged and order TO sell NOyes trustee. VS.. In
| land Seaboard COastng Company; argued and
submitted. Diggs vs. Digs; examiner appointed
to take testimony in Philadelphia. Rock vs., Roth
well bill dismi issed. Spauldng VS.. Spaulding
| divorce deCreed. Johnson VS. Bowler; leave L
| amend Grouse VS.. Grouse; submitted.
| SUITS ENTERED.
| Ldw side-F. and B. Market Co, of Georgetown
VS.. John Potter for rent. Elias 1rayers Us. f. A
| Conrad for rent. Timothy Sullivan VS.. W
Henry; for rcplevin. T. S. Hoover VS., S. A. Teri,
| ct al, on note.
IN ddmiraHv.-w.s s. Towson. of the Ada l.. Lee
sues the steamer +. c. Knight for damages for col
lisiOn at Fort Washington In July last.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
CITY ITEMS.

To THE CoNsuMTIvE.-Wilbor's Compound Of
Cod Liver Oil and Lime, without possessing the
very nauscating flavor of the article H heretofore
used, Is endowed by the phosphate Of lime with n
healing property which renders the oil doubly eff.
cacious. Remarkable testimonials of its efficacy
can be exhibited TO those who desire TO SEQ them.
For sale by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
Real Estate Transfers.

A. +. J.. Reese, trustee, TO Margaret Schmidt
or sa,625, lots s and 0. square 1856; b, II. Warner
trustee, to H. c. Alleman, for 81 s25 lots 81 22 49,
p and q, square al Christopher oHarO, trustee,
e Anna E6erly, for 81, lot !, square ~; Z. =
square ii8.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
WASHINGTON. D. C. Nov. 20, 1877.

wAsHrNGTos. d. C., Nov. 20. 1877.
W r. DowNEy. Eso.-DEAR SIR: Having had am
pie opportunity Of giving your Automatic Sewer
Trnp Valve thorough test on several occasions
when my premises were IN danger Of being
flooded by the back flow Of sewer water, I take
pleasure In informing you that on every occasion
and under the most trying circumstances II has
performed all you claim for IT, and do checrfully
recommend TO the public.
JOHN J. FULLER,
bS II street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
Good News from Turkey.

The Washington Tor Ccntre) Market will be
topt open all day Wednesday and until ten o'clock
In The evening
And in order to accommodate all classes will also
be kept open Thursday thanksgiving morning
Until ten o'clock.
k0t,
National Republican., 1877-11-27

By Rdh-ssyen hundred bushels Of wheat To Fl.
n. Talbot
National Republican., 1877-11-27
COURTS OF LAW.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
BRANCHES YESTERDAY.

United States Supreme Court-The Craig
Bryant Case In the Criminal Court-Other
Matters at the City Hall.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
BOYS listers. EpENAS BROS, 7lh and E.
LnM-Rnnk Sale.

The balance Of the Stanton library and
book cases to be sold this evening at DOwlings
Auction rooms as well Ss the fine law list added 10
Die catalogue In fact the best portion of the
books are yet 10 be sold The sale commences at
tS0 o'clock sharp
National Republican., 1877-11-27
THE DoWNEY AUTOMATIC SEWER
TALVE TRAN
A Pcw Of the Testimonials.

Few Of the Testimonials.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 20, 1877.
Nm WILLIAM =. DowSEY:
DEAR SIR; During the heavy rains Of the
past summer and this fall, the bsckfow flooded
the cellar Of my store but having had one Of your
patent Automatic Trap Valves placed In. ! am
pleased TO say TO you that during the late very
heavy rainfall your trap worked like q charm, az
not one drop Of water found Its way into my cellar
take pleasure IN stating this fact for your infor-
nation. Respectfully, -
1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
FALL and winter listers, at ErsEMAs's.
Interesting Lectures.

We are able to announce to the public that
amllne Church, corner Of Ninth and = streets
northwest has arranged for course OF six lee.
lures scientific and literary. the first four TO be
finely illustrated by means OF a calcium light.
National Republican., 1877-11-27

YOUNG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der, the best dentifrice known. 1t will preserve
their whiteness through life, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble IL caused by
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price,
rs and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
e.6o oHIlpnEs's listers, EIsMAS's, 7th and E.
OIL Paintings.

b. Brooker auctioneer, corner Eleventh
end Pennsylyania avenue, will close out fine lot
n oil paintings this and tomorrow evenings. Par.
pes In search Of holiday gifts should not fall " ex-
knine these paintings before purchasing.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
TRUNKS AND HARNESS,

satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocket. books, &c.
cheap for cash, at the factory and salesrooins o
James s, Topham, as Seventh street northwest
under the BIC WIRE sIoN.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
SETTLING AN OLD FEup.

Owing 10 the great rise In the Potomac there were
no arrivals Of schooners or shipments Of coal yes
tarday
National Republican., 1877-11-27
Indications,

For Middle 4tantic States rising barometer,
sostherly riads, reerng TO cooler uestcrly partly
cloudy Tedther, and in northern portion rain areas
National Republican., 1877-11-27
WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND.-THIs
~ land Is beautifully located, adjoining Lincoln
Park IN squares 9 BS ao, l0a iOl+ 1915, 1O3+ 1895
1895 1857 l0B 1913, and 1851, will he sold In squares or
lots ON easy terms, deferred payments secured at
per cent The Lincoln PARK Association contem.
plates building on square 1914 In the spring Plans Will
be Furnished 10 suit the tastes Of purchasers without
cost by THOMAS NJ PLDWMAN, Architect, at his
onioe j2g Estreet northwest, where all iniormRtio
can be obtained no5ly
National Republican., 1877-11-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley insures instant relief for
catnrrh. No exorbitant fees in advance. Resi-
dence removed TO 934 New York avenue.
Lett-on clothing, watches, pistols &c, bought at
HerzOgs, e0 d street. Orders attended to.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
WELLS ORIGINAL NAcHIsE.sPREAD srREsGruES
ING PLAsTERs

The oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
J. J. HOGAN,
OYSTER DEALER,

Daily in receipt Of the best TIiess the market
AhOrds Prompt attention 10 orders hom hotels hlna-
lilies And private parties oci0-sm
National Republican., 1877-11-27
Amusements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL LTHEArRB.-Aimee-ope Boufc
OPERA. RA.HousE.-Novelty Company.
LINCOLN HALL-Emma Thursby.
THEATRE CosIouE.-Forty Thieves.
National Republican., 1877-11-27

JOuvES's ISoDEROus KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price. 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
THoMPsoN's POMApE OrTIMR.

An olcaginous compound Of singular merit 70
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh, dr.
hair son and pliable, strengthens II when veal
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm 0
early youth. Price, rs and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-27
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEF JUSTICE CART

CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No, 205, Gait Bro. & Co. vs. Adams Express
Co.; No. 23s Backford VS.. Downing No. 800
Travers VS.. Medford No $40. Hudson VS.. Gordon
No. 33i, Wade 4 shreve VS.. Richey; No. 1856, Mars,
ton VS.. Kimmcll No. 33s, Draper & Co. VS.. Davis
No. S39 Combination Rubber Company VS.. Savage
No. 3ll Howe Machine Co. VS. Hill ct al; ; No. $40
Roosevelt VS.. MOulton; No. 3i3 Jones VS.. Roney
den VS.. Collins ct al; No 3iS Hayden vs.. McC0wen
ct al; No. $40, Maryland F. 8. NJ. 4 NJ. Co. VS., Nc
Guwan & Co
National Republican., 1877-11-27

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood remoy.
Ing dyspepsia, sick headache constipation, aud all
diseases caused by disordered stomach or II, er,
Quirks Irish Tea will do it. Sold by all druggists
Price, % cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-27
EQUITY couRT-JUsrIcE wyLIE,

No. 80, Bennet VS.. McCauey; No, 38, Armes VS..
Bruch VS. Douglas No. 90. Hare VS.. Bennett; No
3S, Ragan VS., Campbell; No 98l5 Mendcnhall VS..
Gran No, 80, Hunt VS.. Hunt; No, 49, Williams VS..
Williams.
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DAILY iNTELLICEN(ER.
Tuesday, May Is. 1877.

TIE OPERA To-NI,ur-. f1ss.fgs
lyric atti,te. i lie Lana D. :. X. AID
her cslebra;ei troupe, are undoubtedly
10 II. greeted by crowded house thu
evening on ,be occasion # their Jf5at
in opera IN TINS city judging from the
live interest our citizrns have mail
fes'esi IN their APPEARANCE here and th,'
large number Of reserved SEATS tia,
have already been taken II these hlyii
expectations our citizens are certainly
not - be disappointed, and mag an'ici-
late a rich musical treat. such .. ~.
have never enjoyed before. VI lie i.na
DE Murska comes ~ ~ after having
achieved - high reputation III the prin-
cipsi cities Of Europe as also in th,.
United States. During her stay in New
York clty. the metropolitan papers wer.'
extravagant IN her Praise. and rank cd
her at once as fret among the
great dramatic singers Of the age. she
met with like success in San FrancI e.
a. elsewhere, and our Portland Neigh
hors were also delighted aad speak ol
her and her select tyanpe III the highest
terms. The editor "t tse Dtegots9t has
taken the pains IL send a note - tie
editor of this paper, ln which he siys
III can very fully rscoa. mend her abd
her talented troupe to your favorable
consideration. They are first class ahd
finished artists" We may feel ccfmpli-
mcnted by the WIS.,. O: such RI artistic
and troupe 10 our city, aud a,s pleased
to know that cur citizens ara disposed
e. show their thorough appreciation %
their high talent y number OF pant
ers and paper-hangers were engaged /"
yesler's Hall all day yesterday IN put
tin. the stage Ia order for tli s"ccs>i"tr
New scenery and other aaxiIiaries are
to lie introduced. which vii. add mach
10 the opera. Reserved seats Viii be
bu. 81, and back seats 20 cents
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PLEASANT Such weather a.. "a trc
now enjoying speaks volume, II .ur
Territory. au'i Is particularly gcnar hc'l
upon by strangers. who sfe fash with
compliments for oar climate. Gar WIZ
tiers are ~ soUio respects d1sa-r,r shtr.
on account Nt tine cNcr~sire ram. but
the summers more than make amrHi~
for all this Yesterday Mas even such
\ spring day as Maple night woli boast
o., but not more pleasant than weeks 80
such days. which have FIR tbc most
part made ~ the sprinI months. TIE
day. like many II our summer days,
had been warm aud pleasant, bu', As J.
always the case. at the coming & nisht
the air grew cool aud pregnant With u
thousand pleasant scents. Infused
around from young leaves aud fresh
blossoms, while away 10 the mellow
distance stretched the placid waters ct
the Sound, walled up on the west by
yer,lant toreSt-coyvftti hills. ANA tow
ering above all the gtand panorama at
snow- clad mountains. calm and bsa"li
fal in the soft twilight Fancy coal !
scarcely paint - more grand and beau
tful scene or a climatic eaec, morc
charming
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STEAMBOAT CoMFETlTI0x On Mon
80 {. ~ s.s,s "a = anef Al n;e stew
at arrived is,:u seatt.r. AMI all
bounced reduction % fare - one
ssI! rates. having commenced ruaning
Iu competition - .th the Messenger aud
UttsF dean the Sound. The t.o lat-
ter b',at-. not - be ont4yte. reduced
their fare. - the same rate The
North Pacific has also reduced i.-r
fare b. tween tA3s CITY ard Pat Town
send. We mention all these facts II
saa1 the effort II the star line 10 drive
IF AL boats al"ag III. Sand and get
exclusive c>utro. of the bu,.iess
Every Fort possible Ia bern made -
lrJnTe thc bu-ip.s, ~ other bats, and
uarlic'.l,rly those fnnning io thls city
should tiny -Gccerd IN driving IF the
bHa., running u Olympia o,.E clt;z-us
may expect repetition ii the bUsi-
Hes- fyfe Year ar two ago, when III.
North Pacific stopped 1t Tacoma. an!
the i q MAS the oalv >team,.r from
this place, an4 farce went 10 - prices
Tae Mess~ngrr = au OlymI IA built
boat. owned ber ei;iz,n+. AMI il j,
the daty # TIE people Of this place
here II sustain her. he Star line ot
t'0at- belong - Tacoma. raY taxes
there and ~ conjunction with the
Northern P~cltic Railroad. never favor
Olympia If it j. possible t. avoid it
These are facts we!l-k aowi. and oar
citizen, ~ supporting their own boat
are at 'he slime tine protecting their
OWE interests. /, i better for them to
pay fair price. 10 the saH,t ii bat help s
the place. than let th.t boat be driven
fl, and III the eud be made - suffer ten.
fold IS her enemies - transcript l2,h
ln~t ~.
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TIE EXCURSION. jack Levy Is dis
posing of tickets for the 2i,h of May
Excursion 70 Victoria 1t pretty lively
vat The berths, he informs Us, are to
he reserved until all the ladies are ne
cotninpd ted, bat there are likely, how
ever. Ia be berths enough for all The
affair Will undoubtedly be success, and
the boat well crowded The Seattle
Picked Nine" are binding up great
expeditions for tins coming event.
ouc-ha,f fare tickets will be sold from
all parts Of the Sound
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.sr~ Three css's % smali poX ale 80
ported At Port Washington. II i SAID
that an Indian won'au Who "e'F ff' IA
THIS city . short time sSo IA VISIT i rs
ter " ho j. married 10 Il white man !iv-
ing a. that place, broke cut WITH ths
disease shortly after her arrival. ami
died soon after. and that the o,hcf lo'it
all woman and two at heg h4li-bge,d
children have since taken tnc dts as
We received our intermati'n from a
yrntleman ut Port Hlakely. ha gjt,'
Il as ,horou2h'y anthenuc II II J.
trae the matter should be l. Acsi a!;e'
at once, as There Is great danger Il th'
disease spreading among the indians
The Iudisa wumau. who l. p ?s'F',i
have died, has been living wdG I IN
nese merchant iu ials city ior >aHlt
years.
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AMERICAN iiOT 81.
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
ply sicians. or sold by druggists. that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue NJ BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease If the Throat and Lungs. A
proof of that fac. is that any person
afflicted. can get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and Try It's superior effect be-
fore buying the regular size at - cents
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonder
fu. cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it,
CRANE * BEioHAA, Agents,
San Francisco
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HAND AT IT The Steamers MesseD-
ger and Otter AZ. having lively time
o. it oa the Olympia route just now.
and the opposition II likely 10 become
still hotter before either boat is Obliged
10 "kGnckle under. and yield up the
foute The tHn boats started
ont from here on Saturday morning
together. eaen with fair number ot
passengers. AMI struck out acrvss the
bay at fnli speed. They struggled along
together PROV and PROV, nntll between
Tacoma and SteiIacooE,. when the OF
ter put forth m extra effort ani tina =
passed her rival. beating her into
Olympia fifteen minutes The race, Al
most. vas II pretty close one. and the
boats are pretty evenly matched. Ga
the return trip yesterday the result Ut
tue race was also in the Ottcr's favor
The Otter left Olympia li;'sc ahead
O. the Mcssenger. aud when both
boats put oat Of racoms barber.
the otter Was about the Ssine distance
in advance with the Messenger steam
ing up resolutely in her wake. She
her c,lor. all -. Il the bt,el.-. aud
look ed as proud And sl,ted 49, = thing
of lt- Eyergh,siY apprtrci - D. Id
tcrest"i IN TIE re~uit somehow, Hnt ialf
of the c,ty apparently rushed l'"a e"
the deck la witness the ARRIVAL al ihr
boats The Messenger had 30 pass, ~
gers aud tie outer p the iAtt,r iuc,a1.
ing AMONG her list ,he De Mu'>ba
Opeia iroura. Bth boats w'i. leAyr
here thi, morning Al : O'clock sharp
and another trial Of speci Mil irchi-
hiy tfi>ue.
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TACOMA lfkNs -Mr J. : Howell,
trom lows, says the H,rafi, ha, bought
SIX residence l,ts and a lusiu,s, block
IN Tacoma. and proposes To start "a
Woo leu mare factory -. The railroad
iron per City II Panan. laid IL miles
Fl track .Ano'hcr ins,allment j. ex-
peo;ed by the Dakota Mr.. {. Il
Robbins. one OF Taconss pioneer mer-
chants. ha, sojl cut his business IN By
ton louug, and gone 10 II Louis
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4 C0ruAR Story The Olympia
!r1aScr@pf is n .pon,ilie Cor the follow
ing. ''lui, pat ~inier. while the Shell
tor hr"tiers were trapping on the Sat
sop. they killed large cougar which
had Uceu the terror Ia the settlers of
that section for some time. he being
more than anxious Ia obtain human
flesh To- meal. lie once attacked q
nlau Nhiie ~ work sIading piece of
ground. when the man struck him with
the spade, splitting his nos Tni inl'ic,-
my severe wounds on the cougars head
at the same time bending the spade
almost double The cougar when
k Sled bore the same marks l. Was not
without considerable risk that they
killed him. "a he made several attacks
a.: them
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THE OTHER Sing. In regard to ID

charge II neglect made through our
eolumrs as.is.s: tl,e h a),h eIcer by a
citizen living uc,r she gNs ~o'N' -a~'
we~k, thas "ilicvr states that te i"''ae
iiatelv sent the chief IT police - ''''r,-
,isa,e the complaint. Who ta"ad tie
principal nuisance which rF'siutsd 1"r
ANNOYANCE W. an OVERLOOKING lf''t 80
the man'> own Vfe"i,e'. rather ia~"
the carr, deposited Ia the s'@"l'f.
AMI which h.. ordered tie oWryr - ~
move \, any rate thi> pNF'le''ia.
Nuisance seems u have ,~vn ~ a'F>s al
n,ne H., >.-sa fes tke cauieft - TIE
ca immunity ~ TIE town seSAonie"
crowded. io3 ,auch care esun"i ''s 'aAe"
in ,he la,lna oa, snd baid'"s - 's'' ...
omical drainage fhs> msfteF hr'e '''
soon demand all entsrc oSvsia~o.i"s