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A VERY rapid, safe and easy way
to make money, is to procare terri
tory to introduce the latest useful in
vention that is wanted every day, by
every one, everywhere, who has .
not full sized sewing machine.
with table and treadle, for only
Eighteen Dollars,
MANAFACTUREO BY TIE PEERLESS MIG
co. OF PHILADELPHIA,
does the same work rs q machine you
pay eighty dollars for, rapid, smooth
and firm work, and makes q seam 80
strong the cloth will tear before the
stitches rip apart. Agents only need
show them in operation to sell in
every house they enter. Thirty dol
lars and upwards cleared daily BY
smart agents. No such machine
was ever offered at any such price.
HIGHEST AWARDS AT CENTENNIAL M-
HIRITION. THOUsANDsoF RANILIB
USING THEM
Demand increasing every day
where they become known. Min
listers. judges. lawyers, editors tail
ors, machinests. &c.. recoomend
them perfect. Rights given free -
first applicants. II there isno agen-
cy in your place write for it or buy Q
machine for your family or relative.
there is none better or SO cheap.
Machines sent to all parts Of ~
country, on receipt Of price. 81.
Read advertisement beginning.
jed&w1y
, 1877-10-27

STORE ROBBED. .Wednesday-On
night, the hardware store Of Robert
Frost, on Main street. was entered
by thievee and robbed of four pis-
tolls, half q dozen pocket knives, and
q few boxes of cartridges. Entrance
was made into the ware-room back
Of the store; then prying up the
door into the front room SO as to un-
hook the catch, and opening it. The
pistols and knives were taken ont of
a case on the counter, and the door
of the case closed again, leaving
everything else untouched. The
cartridges we're taken from the shelf.
Apparently no effort was made to-
find money, as the cash drawers
we're undisturbed. The clerk, James
Ferry, slept in the Office. but was
not disturbed until the noise of their
exit, breaking q catch on the back
door, awakened him. No clue to
the robbers.-Olympio transcript.
, 1877-10-27

PANTHER KILLED.--A large panth-
or weighing 227 pounds was killed
few days since near Freeport, W.
T. The animal had been committing
depredations among the hogs and
sheep in the vicinity for some time.
Several of the neighbors started out
last Monday to hunt down the ma
rauder. They had not proceeded
far before they came across the half
buried carcass of q sheep which his
partnership had concealed for fu-
ture consumption. A dog, which
the party had taken along, at once
took up the scent and started on the
animals track. Before proceeding
far the dog overlook the panther and
compelled him to take to q conven-
lent tree. The hunters soon came
along, and a we'll directed ]eaden
messenger brought the panther to
the earth. It was not killed, how
ever, and on reaching the ground q
fierce encounter took place between
the wounded animal and the dog.
The fight was of short duration, for
the panther threw its antagonist
about-1O feet in the air, landing it
in the brush. Before this the hunt
ers were afraid to shoot for fear OF
killing the, dog, but as soon a. the
combatants were separated, several
bullets pierced the body OF the
tawny animal, and instantly dis
patched it.-Oregonian.
A MEETING of the King County In
dustrial Association was held at the
Office of the Secretary Scott this af-
ternoon, for the purpose Of organ
izing tho newly elected board Of d.
rectors.
THE usual services of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be
held on the street tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock, and in tho hall Of
the association on Front street, at 4
o'clock.
, 1877-10-27

In JUSTICES CoURr.-The case in
which one of our citizens is accused
of the crime of rape upon the person
of a girl 13 years Of age, was again
being tried in Justice SCOTS Court
to-day. The accused being man
of good standing in the community.
and the prosecutors being of unfa-
vorabls antecedents, the general
opinion is, as we have heard it ex-
pressed, that ii is . put up job"
The facts appear to be as follows:
The gir! occasionally stopped with
the family of the accused, and her
mother becoming incensed at this
took the girl home. She ran away
from her mother, and was permitted
to remain with the family, as tho
means of rescuing her from corrupt
associates. In revenge, it is sup
posed, this accusation is brought.
As usual when such cases are being
tried, the courtroom was filed with
spectators.
BOYD, PoNc1N 4 YoUNa.- This
firm have in less than two years, by
. system of judicious advertising.
and by corresponding business man
agement, secured . trade rendering
an enlargement in their building
necessary. At present every avsila-
BILE space Of their largo salesroom.
and the new storeroom recently
built, are filed with fancy goods.
dry goods, ready made clothing,
ladies. and gents furnishing goods.
blankets and everything in their
line. The trade Of this firm has in
creased in the Same proportions AZ
the additions to their stock Tho
ladies will be particularly delighted
with an inspection Of the fine stock
of goods just opened out for the fall
trade.
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. Tho
morning paper has again struck
"ile." A few days ago it was in o
state of spontaneous combustion"
over some coal that had accidentally
caught fire-now it has the potatoe
rot. We are sorry in the cause Of
truth to be unable to say that our
Territory is wholly exempt from tho
diseases incident to vegetable and
animal life the world over; coal
burns, animals die and potatoes rot.
as in less favored regions of the
globe-but the health of our Terri
tory in all respects is equal if not
superior to that of the Eastern
States. The sun shines here, slsc,
and it rains at regular intervals. ~'
, 1877-10-27
The Banquet.

Vho banquet.
The affair of tho season was the
banquet given at the Occidental last
night in honor of the presence OF
the Territorial Legislature. It is
seldom, in SO sparsely-settled COM
munity, that so much talent and
wit arc assembled on an occasion
Of social enjoyment like tho present.
Tho occasion was one enjoyed by
all participating.
Owing to the short notice given
tho table was not IS abundantly sup
piled as would have been the case
had more time been allowed. How
ever, the
BILL. OF FARE
was IS complete as the palate of the
most fastidious could desire. The
list was headed with oyster soup,
and following were tenderloin of
sole with poached eggs, roast sur
loin of beef, roast chicken with oys-
ter stufing, roast duck with peach
jelly. ribs of pork with apple sauce,
baked ham with cranberry sauce,
boiled tongues, boiled ham with jel-
", lobster salad, chicken salad. oys-
ter patties. There were pickles, eel
cry, and the usual relishes. OF
desserts there were cream pies. Ger
man creams, cream cake, lady fin
gers, jelly rolls, Spanish cake, wine
cake. fruit cake. pound cake orna-
mented, cookies, Spanish drops.
wine jelly, floating island, blanc
mango, tarts, hot rolls. Cham
pagne was also included in tho bill
of fare.
At nine O'Clock the guests entered
the dining room and were seated at
the tables, Mayor Weed presiding
At one table, and ex-Mayor Gatzert
presiding at the other. The Divine
blessing was invoked by Rev. J. F.
Damon, at the conclusion of which
Mayor Weed addressed the opening
salutation and welcome to our city.
The viands were then partaken of,
and the best of humor reigned as
flashes of wit and repartee went
round and elected merited applause.
Near the close of the banquet the
following regular
TOAsTs
We're read by Mr.. Beriah Brown:
"The President of the United
States: He best serves his party
who serves his country best" Re.
sponded to by Col. Wheat.
"The Governor of Washington
Territory: His prerogatives are
few under our colonial condition;
but the promise is: He who il
faithful over . few things shall b
ruler over many" Responded tc
by J. B. Allen.
, 1877-10-27
From ae Dailv Of Hsesddy.

From eAe Dailv Of Tsesday.
DEKR.-Two fat deer are being re-
tailed at the Peoples Market, they
were killed by J. Urquhart, of Che
halls. and consigned to P. Reach, of
this city. Mr.. G. Brownfeld sent
in four from one of the islands on
the Sound, which are being sold by
L. Diller.
TIE members of the territorial
Legislature were serenaded at the
Occidental Hotel last evening by the
Pacific Cornet Band.
DE-. FoIsoM has retired from the
editorial management OF the Northern
Star, and Mrs. Fannie Morse now
occupies the position of associate
editor. The Doctor may we'll con.
gratulate himself in having left tho
Star in such able hands.
Tm Stei]aeoom Express comes to
10 this week draped in mourning
out ct respect 10 the memory Of
the late Jalius Dickens. whose death
will cause the temporary suspension
Of that pePss.
, 1877-10-27
Cold Blooded Murder
A Fearful Crime Committed
Near Seattle.
MONEY THE OBJECT.
The Body Fully ldentihed--No
Clue to the Murderers.

Information was brought into
the city this afternoon that the
body of q man had been discovered
in the woods, about q mile from
town. Deceased was well dressed
and apparently a stranger. Marshal
Thorndike, Coroner Bagley and a
jury at once proceeded to the spot
to investigate the matter and hold
an inquest. Whether it is case of
murder or suicide we are unable to
determine as We could obtain no
further particulars up to the hour
Of going to press.
LATER.-The man has just been
conveyed to the undertaking estab-
lishment of T. 3. Russell. This is
evidently a case Of murder, as there
is q largo cash in tho forehead and
another in the back of the head, ap-
parently cut with . dull instrument.
Around the neck is a withe tightly
dawn, apparently to strangle. On
tho right cheek the blood has eettled
under the skin as from q heavy blow.
From appearances life has been ex-
tinct not longer than forty hours.
Deceased is q man about 80 years
of age, named Henry Holkinsen,
who came to this coast from the
East about oight months ago, and
has since been working for Henry
Weston. . farmer on White river.
He was recently in this city drink
ing and exhibiting small sums OF
money; he wasalso expecting money
from the East, and from these COM
bined circumstances there is but lit
tie doubt the man was murdered for
money. The inquest will be held
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, when every
available fact connected with the
horrible decd will be brought out.
, 1877-10-27

A mosquito cannot fly as high
as an eagle, but he can bully all
the Christian graces out out of a
man a great deal quicker,
, 1877-10-27

From ehe Daily Of. Monday.
WILL ESCAPE PUNISHMENT. The
Evening Telegram tells how Melon
aid and Dowd escape this time, thus:
yesterday, on the arrest Of McDon-
aid and Dowd, the bunko sharps,
Chief Besser brought the man who
claimed to have been robbed into
the room to SEQ if he would recog-
nize the prisoners as the persons
who went through him. It thappen-
ed that Dowd stepped into an adj
joining room just before McClane.
the complainant, came in, leaving
Mcdonald and Officer Hudson in
the room. McClane instantly iden-
tilted Mcdonald and Officer Hudson
IS the men who had robbed him.
OF course there was general smile.
This little incident goes to show how
sharp these bunko men are, and
how we'll they cover their tracks It
is next to impossible to catch them
in any of their tricks, because they
always have some way Of getting
out Of a scrape. Mcdonald would
be mistaken by his talk and general
appearance for quite a decent man.
Last night at the police Office he
talked about the injury to the COM
munity of allowing the existence OF
saloons, opium dens and the like,
and he was at the time, probably,
rattling the same money he had in
his pocket which he stole from
McClane. II there is any way to
get these thieves to the penitentiary
1t ought to be given trial at least.
THOSE PorAToEs.-The morning
daily takes offense at our saying
that large portion of the potatoes
raised on river bottoms are this year
affected with the dry rot,
and styles Our remarks CRUSADE
against the home interests" The
paper referred to says: ''For
practical demonstration Of this po-
sition, we take satisfaction in recon-
mending all who are at all interested
in the subject, to examine large lot
Of potatoes at Marshall l. Knipe's
warehouse, from the field of Mr..
l.. Mcmillan, White river farmer,
sent down for export on the Alaska,
but unfortunately arriving too late
for shipment. We would warrant
such potatoes for excellence in any
regard against the best that were
over produced in any country"
The facts are. Mr.. Mcmillan sent
some potatoes to this city, and the
consignees had them sorted and the
diseased ones thrown out at his ex-
pense. The next lot, which is the
one referred to in the extract. were
assorted before shipping, and about
20 per cent. Of the entire quantity
rejected. Our produce t,,t,c,u
bear US out in our statement, As ORR
ginally made, that large proper
ton of the potatoes raised this year
on river bottom land are diseased,
while those raised on up lands are
generally sound. It is simply q
ease of veracity between the DIS
PATCH and the morning daily, with
the usual result.
, 1877-10-27

AFTRAx. = Last Saturday night
Anthony Holmes, Christ Heinrich
sen, and Thomas Hotchkiss. while
in half intoxicated state, went to
the Eureka Beer Hall and called for
beer. They then attacked man in
the saloon, dragging him around the
room and tearing his clothes. A
policeman was called and the dis
turbers arrested. On the way to
Jail they we're released on promise
of good behavior. They returned
to tho beer hall. we're again arrest
ed, and released as before. Return
ing again, they we're met at the door
by Mr.. Myers, who ordered them
away. Upon their attempting to ef-
feet An entrance Myers struck at one
of them, and with q metal comb
which was in his hand inflicted
slight wound in tho neck. From
this affrsy originated the report Of
an attempt to murder man for his
money.
DIsGRAcErUL. - Complaint is
made that a number of young
men ranging from Is to Is years
of age, disturbed the services at
the NJ. Z. Church last evening,
by loud whispering and talking,
and running out, slamming the
door, whistling, and making
other disgraceful noises. The
parents of some of these young
men were spoken to today about
these disturbances. The officers
of the church propose to have
the offenders, who are we'll
known, arrested and brought to
justice if they repeat these dis
graceful disturbances.
Mr.. I. W. BuzBY is preparing to
erect . warehouse by his mill 26x34
feet, having . capacity for storing
2 900 sacks Of grain. This will be q
great saving in tho way Of wharfage
to Mr.. Buxby, - grain and flour
can be shipped to and from the
warehouse, when completed, with
out tho additional expense of haul
ing to tho warehouse. and paying
Wharfage.
LIsT or PAssHHa11s.-The follow
ing passengers, per Dakota, are on
the way 10 Puget Sound ports:
Port Townsend-W. D. Hill, D.
Allen and one in the steerage. For
Seattle-N. @. SAKE, Andrew John
son, e. A. Henderson, NJ. II. Mad
docks, Mrs. vissoher, VIM. H. Haw-
ley and two in the steerage. For
Olympia - Il. p. Yemen, Charles
Seymour, Mrs. W. w. Horton.
EoR SAN FRANCIsCo.- steamer
Empire, Capt. @. h. Butler, will
sail from Marshall's wharf Wednes.
day At two o'clock P. NJ, for San
Francisco. Cabin passage, $40;
SIS.
THE Warrington Industrial Asso-
citation has sent to Mr.. Otis Free
man, formerly local agent for the p.
NJ. 8. 8. Co., the big squash and
some apples and other fruits of the
fair.
A correspondent of the Portland
Standard thinks there are more
handsome girls in Olympia than in
any other town of its size on the
coast.
The familiar faces of Councilman
Hanford and Representative Tib-
belts were visible on our streets to-
day.
ANDREW JOHNSON. will arrive in
Seattle on the steamer Dakota this
week.
Have more than thou shOwest,
speak less than thou knowest.
lend less than thou owest.
Ernu, n Ansln ~ Thaeadnn