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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10
Lamonte Items.

These items are furnished tins paper by
TT. Mason, Esq, who is the agent at La
monte for the Daily and Weekly BAzoo.
He will receive orders for transcription and
advertising. His receipts for money will
lie honored by this Office.
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The Perryvilie E.~as gives the following
account Of the killing d Joha O'Bsiea BY
Frank Maddox ON the ed: There are
two tales To the case ~ in all like casea.
One runs that Maddox ard OBriea edme
home from the harvest 6~ld, each pretty
much under the influence Of vhiskey, which
had passed freely amOng-t the hands. The
two became involved in
PETTY DISPUTE,
hut we're separated before coming to blovs.
Afiervard, when all thought that the two
had forgotten about the pre-, :ous dil6culty,
Maddox suddenly became very sbusive
aud went Ia the house for his gun. Secur-
ing this he threatened Ia shoot the 6nsi man
that put his out of doors. VBrien
ACCEPTED THE THREAT
- I challenge AMI stepped "nt-s"me say
IL the ssl.s,n Others III the siorc-and Gun
frontssi Maddox, who raised his gun and
shot OBrien dead. Other accounts agr~e
that Maddox and O'Brien became uu-
friendly while in the harvest 6eld, but
Represent that O'Brien with some friends
followed Maddox 10 his house and abused
him. Maddox stepped to the door
WITH A GIN
in his hand and ordered them 10 81 away.
The crowd surprising that he intended moth
ing more than To scare them oil hogan To
ieride him, and OBrien began 10 advance.
Maddox placed his gun in position. and Is
O'lsrien who had nov become c"nvinced
that he meant what he said turned to run,
fired. the charge taking eject in his left
side.
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Died.

Mrs. Haley, on July 2, 1877, al II
o'clock p. m.
Funeral services will be conducted by
Rev. s X. HalIam, on July 4, At the resi-
dence Of Richard Lindsey, father Of the
deceased. Friends Of the family are in
yited.
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A Young Lady Killed BY Lightn-

Hamilton Nexs: Miss Mamie Arnold,
daughter Of Jas. Arnold, Who lave. in New
York township. about six miles southeast Of
Hamilton was killed BY lightning last Mon
day evening, about six O'Clock. She, WITH
her father, had been ost putting up the
TO secure them against the ap-
preaching storm, and had returned 70 the
house just a the storm broke upon them,
and Was preparing to build Gre. Her
father, fearing the lightning which ~
playing vividly about them, said they had
better 60 into the cellar. - he had heard
that there was len danger there than in the
room, and had passed bet on hia way 70 the
cellar, when the bolt struck, and he knew
nothing further for several hours. Upon
recovering be managed to crawl 70 where
his daughter was lying. and found her dead.
Her clothes were on Gre. and he put the
Gre out, o. he thought, then cravIed out 81
door. 70 Try 10 raise help bat no one was
passing or near ENOUGH TO hear his voice.
He BY great exertioa succeeded IN getting q
hone, weat 70 . neighbor's and returned q
End the clothes al burned Of his daughters
body, but The form not much injured. Mis-
Arnold W. about sixteea yean Old.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

The elegant stock 1t the s.. Louis Nil
linesy must be aold. The greatest bargaina
in TIE World given. OHIO stsees, too dooss
north Of TIE Posto6ce. lsa&v
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

At the Planters House, Tuesday evening,
July :d, 1877, by the Rev. J. c. Davidson,
Mr.. Buck CoIeiy, Of Moberly, and Miss
Lathe Clifford. Of Sedalia.
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LANuNrE. July 9, 1877.

LANONTE, July =, 1871.
The farmers are having bad luck ia
harvesting.
The contract for furnishing beef to
the convicts was awarded to Mr.. - Newton,
of Sedalia.
During the storm Yesterday, the light
ming struck the house of Rev. w. s. Webb,
Of this place. Not much damage was done,
however.
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Patriotic Feelings Inspired By the
Nation's BiFthdsy-Tho Way IL
IVES Celebrated in Sedalis and
RlsoWhere.
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Read Thia

Go to your druggist Chas. Roll 4 Co.
and get Dr., Filters Rheumatic remedy
and Liver Pills. They will cure the worst
eases Of rheumatism and neuralgia, il
matters not how long standing.
3-25d&v1y.
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Il viii - sesn iron ~ ninsaesnth semi
spssal se,1s0sat q ~ Ssdalia Sav,ng.
Bs.k 49, ~ inseitsties i sPos psssPss-
oss asa secure ieesing and Ne amount 81
basina0 tsansaelsA Indicates not osly The
pahlis eoak1saes be- that il ~ been
dpssvsaly ebsaiasa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

A largely attended mass meeting Of
citizens vas held in Kansas City Saturday
night to protest against the recent action Of
the Grand Jury in returning indictments
against saloon keepers, tobacconists, drug
gists, clothing merchants and Others for .
violation Of the Sunday Law. John o.
Longhridge, . Wholesale liquor dealer al
that city, presided. Resolutions were
adopted, denounciny the action Of the
Grand Jury. and steps were taken for the
orgapizstion for mutual protection in the
future.
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Killed BY Lightning.

During the storm which passed over
jackson county Sunday morning, Mr.. Vim.
Jones, . farmer, living about seven miles
east of Independence, was struck BY light
ming and instantly killed. The bolt tore
off the chimney of the house and other
wise injured it. Mr.. Jones' family, con
sisting Of q wife and four children, Who
we're standing near him At the time, escaped
unhurt.
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Murder in Douglas County

Springfield Leader: We learn from
Thomps. Mason that cold blooled and un-
provoked murder was committed ia Douglas
county on the 10th inst. A man named
Luftus, aqmiet and unofeDding citizen, Who
lived on the GAINESVILLE road, \ mile and
one-half from Julian's, was killed BY . man
named Hoffman. Saturday, morning HoG.
mum rode up to Luftus' house and called
him out. Hoffman asked Lufius II he had
reported that he Hoffman, had stolen .
horse, to which Luftus replied that he had
not, and without further warning. parley o,
provocation Hoffman leveled his ride, shot
Luftas and rade away.
This il certainly the most Outrageous
murder We have heard Of, and the people oI
Douglas county owe It 70 themselves 70 see
that the Preparation is quickly and legally
punished. The murderer has two hrother'
in the peuiteutiarv for similar crimes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

A special dipsseA isoo Cssssssovs, Mo-.
10 he 0leis- Dne1sf he I'D inst, ssys:
Mr.. Joha Henry vho sssidss ahout tvo
niles iron Ceaaesssvn, - . ssa-acie feA
Of wheat vhieA - says viii svssags twenty
Eve bushsh 70 he aess. II Any 90 can
be,s thss, ia,nen hesesbouts vouA like 70
hear fron hin. Fas4ss are sill harvest
in, thesgh IL - bssa thsssssaiag ri. ios
tie pet to day..
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THE SCALPIN0 KNIFE.

It Il Being Dexterously Welded
on the Pacific Slope-The Very
Latest Intelligence via Portland
ard Boise City-The Red Skins
Hold q Strong Position.
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There will be general celebration Of
the Fourth.
-NaeMahen IS absolute MASTER Of the
French situation.
The labosess on government works are
requird to pus in eight hours.
r. A. Thompsoa. the newly appointed
Postmaster At Memphis, has taken charge.
Fiber Daniel Bates. an old editor on the
religious pseR. died yesterday 1t Memphis
aged "a years.
Judge LevsA Evans. ex-Repreaentative
in Coagre~ from Texas, died in Washing
on City yesterday.
"A nan Who registered - H. B. Jerauld
lass evening jumped from the third story Of
The Indians Houae In Cincinnati, and was
fatally injured. %
-Advices have been received at the De-
pastnent Of State Of The death, On The 26sh
ult, Of hin Excsllsocy Kidd Kuhn, Privy
Counselor u Tie EnPes0e Of japan. He
vas veil known in this couatry.
-Under Tie lav for Tie psevensioa 81
cruelty to anioals. John MeDoaah ~
appoisssd sssss agsns q tAs Chicago Saoeh
Yssds, asd Hon. Thoaas n. Ramey, Of
Madisoa, II Tie Ease s. Louis Yard@
The board Of trustees oi Ne Illinois
Hissosy Libeasy and Natural History
Mssssn, coorvssd under IL Law Of tn
0ovesnor. Secretary Of Ssats and Saperinr
sss6s.s Of Public Institution, net yesser.
day ard Organised, choosing Gov. Cullun
pss.iasaG; r. p. Johaaos, secretary. and
fsui. A. h. Works., q Wasssv, - cura
tor. TIE board will ases no.shly, and il
4 proposed 10 arrange Tie state museum d
once.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

CoLUMncs, O, July 3-OA farnen in
this vicinity, vho have rssidsd here for
more than half . century, state that during
thas tine tAess - nsver hsea better or
lsFgss crop u vAsss nd Grao Tia. Tie
pss.eas seasoa psooiss % produce. Corn
rather Backward o. account al fseqssns Ne
ola.tiae. OsAs and potato crops viii b
shosdane Ths wheat harvest i il psogresa,
bot n inoesSessa With b. frequeae sains.
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Mr.. lvea, Ash prtze, single oasseied ssse,
value, Sl3.
Refesee-Dr. Msjom
Juden-W. H. II. Hill, J. c. Wood.
Scorer-Emmeti Dugan.
The last tvo prizes we're awarded By
Father Graham.
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The Immigfa&iea q The 1snnoo-

8. Louis 1sna: Three hundred asa fity
Ms..oaise,, II theis easious sssA. snd With
sheir peealias vaya. arrived q IL uaios
Depot. Tssaasy, asd lels b way a the 8.
Lsuia. Kansss City aad Nosshess nod Sos
Peabody, KaasaA Conductor Adsas hsd
cAssgs q sAs party. nd tAey fllea eight
coaeAes With theaselvss and too can vitA
be0see. Thy esns sves viii . party
.snhssiag sc, seeeAiag PAisasaPAis lase
Fsidsy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

Tho Centaur Llniments allay
pain, subdue swellings, heal burns. and will
cure Rheumatism, SPAWN, and any flesh
bone or muscular ailment. The white
wrapper is for family use, the yellow wrap
per for animals. A list Of ingredients are
contained around each bottle. They are
cheap, easy and certain. 6-l6-s-&-w
The Certain, Speedy and HARM
less remedy for children, is Pitchers Cas-
toria. Il il ~ pleasant u take as honey
and ~ certain in its effects "a Caster Oil.
For Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach,
and Disordered Bowels, there is nothing
like CastOria. 6-l6-s-&-w
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New ORLEANS, July 3.-Witness testi-
fed before the Auditorial Committee that
the missing books Of the Auditors Office
were packed up and delivered to Marshal
Pitkin.
Chief Deputy Stockton, Of the Custom
House Committee, called ON Marshal
Wharton, who promised to institute search
and restore to the State any missing recOr1b
found in the Custom House. Experts re-
port nearly $l5o,O 900 in the hands Of Tax
Collectors audited but not paid into the
State Treasury.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

Mr.. knllmer, "a prize. game bag and
gun accoutrements, value, SIS.
T,es On four balla
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20
DAILY INTELLICEyCER.
Friday, April 90, 1877.

MARRIED. The A., mari cera.
mony in the new pre.hyt:rla. Church
took pi,ce Ia: evening in the presence
Of a large and brilliant Assem- blaze If
the city. The parties were Mr.. Henry
f. Hathaway, long and fayorab,y
known in our city. 4 rising young law
yer, who for some time has filed the
responsible position Of Judge OF Pro
bate for TIL. county, and Ms. R4y En-
cry, eldest daughter Of Chas. ID. Emery
ESQ. The church was .sst.faliy decs-
rated. and filled not only 20 the extern,
Of It's seating capacity, bat the aisIes a.
we'll. With intes-sted spectators Of the
impressive ceremony. Rev. u. ".
Mscfe Was the officiating clergyman.
assisted by Rev. Messrs. Whitworth
and Thompson The latter prsluied
the ceremony with q becoming address
to the betro,hed couple Oh the duties
aud responsibilities Of the new relation
they were entering upon. Al the close
Of the ceremony. the bridal party r.
paired to the residence Of the bride,
whore they reca;ved the congratulations
Of their numerous friends The happy
couple have our best wishes for q pleas
ant voyage down the stream Of life
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SUICIDE. DR. Ralph Wilcox. Clerk
of the l.. : Circuit and Districts Courts
of Oregon. committed suicide on We'd
nesday morning in his private Office in
Portland. 10y shooting himself through
the head with derrjnger. Among the
articles found upon h's was phIal filled
with lAudanum. purchased at a drug
store in tia, city. and labeled poison. >
also piece of paper on which was writ
en- the following: w msky. the demon.
has mastered me-, as 1t will others. Imbe
cile in mind and physically broken
down from its effects False to my fam
lily, false to my friends. WiLcox." The
Ogegoaiaa says: "Hc received the APP
pointmcnt Of Clerk of the L. :. Court
in 1868. which position of trust and
honor he has tille1 faithfully and eff
GENTLY up to the time OF bis unhappy
death
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I-S~ The Favorite came in yesterday
with the bark Aureola from Port Town
send. and lowed her straight into the
Seattle bunkers. where she immediately
commenced discharg,ug ballast prepar-
a,ory TO taking on her cargo Of coal
The bark Gem Of the Ocean was towed
cut into the Sound during the afternoon
by the Cello, and set .asi before fair
aud moderate breeze for the Straits The
brig North Star will 70 out this morn
ing. having completed her cargo of too
tons OF coal yesterday afternoon. The
Malay will probably bc the next - sail.
The ship Western shore bias ahou, $50
ar 400 tons IL take on yet but will be-
ready for sea III day or two.
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y FROM the WalIa Walla Watch

y FROM the Walia Walla Watch :
man we clip the following: Immigrants
begin to pour in to the country. Wagon
loads after wagon loads PAS. throush
town every day and as usual, those COM
ing at early spring are in pretty fair
circumstances, but those coming late III
the fall are mostly poor and sometimes
utterly destitute Yet after all they aud
their stock winter it through without a
struggle. Much of this Is due To our
mild climate, abundance Of provisions
for man aud beast, and above all the
chaauable disposition Of our settlers
towards new corners. for which our peo-
pie are noted throughout the West"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

OrERA TgorPg.-rh popular Eng
l'sh Opera Troope are meeting. ~
learn. with grand success at V,ctoris.
After concluding the season there they
will appear nj Port Townsend for two
evenings and Port Gamble one On
the evening Of the 2Iih they will APP
pear in this city for "A season of four
evenings. on which occasion we shall
have Martha. the t;rand Duchess, >oin
nsmbuls and the Daughter OF the Reg
imcut, all of which are beautiful and
highly popular operas. We can anslel-
pate for this excellent troupe nothiss
short here of the most pronounced sue
cess.
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sE-The tag Blakely came in las

sVThe tag Blakely came III last
evening tor SOW load Of hay for some
of the camps acr,ss the bay. The mill
al Blakely has only run one night this
week; but will start up nights again on
Monday The cause of this brief sus
pension of night work WAS on account
of the large amount of lumber on
hand. Tbs company. however. have
SIX vessels on the way up, and this
amount viii Soon he reduced We were
III error, "A few days ago. in stating. as
We were told tina, the piles being
shipped from Blakely. were on the
Meigs contract NJ San Francisco, as
they are not. but are being shipped on
. contract which the Blakely company
has itself at that place.
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80 An immigrant who arrived here

- An immigrant who arrived here
rn the Oregon route with bis family
from California on The boat yesterday
morning, showed rs an immigrant
ticket issued 10y the Oregon State
Board Of migration, which he pur-
chased at San Francisco for Tacoma,
and which as il stated on the ticket,
entitled him To haif-fare passage from
San Francisco to that place by the
way of the o. =. s. Co.'S steamer 10
Portland, and from thence over the n.
i. II. X. to Tacoma; but after getting
on the train for Tacoma, be had TO pay
extra. We do not presume that
the Oregon State Board If Immi gra,ion
is issuing half-tare tickets intending
them for any other class than those
who are To settle IN Oregon that it Is
not their purpose 10 issue half fare
tickets to immigrants coming to this
Territory IL these ara the facts in the
case Immigrants should not be deceived
into taking passage up on the Portland
boats under the belief that they are TO
pay but hali-fare through 10 Tacoma.
and then Is, the end Of the route have
extra fair cxto,ted from them. l. is .
simple piece Of downright injustice.
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The People Want Proof.

There is 40 medicine prescribed by
ply sicians. or sold by druggists. that
carries such evidence Of its success and
superior virtue as 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 fact 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 IS cents
country from Germany, and its wonder
iui cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try IL
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco
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tg The friends of Mr.. Thomas b

~ The friends of Mr. Thomas b.
Cook (familiarly known Is Tommy
Cook on Puget Sound will be panied
Port Gamble SOM time ago Tor the
Black Hill country, has been killed by
Indians He went cut with hunting
expedition into the Big Horn country
last winter with IA party OF several
others aud nothing las been heard OF
HIM since, though IA number of their
bodies have been found All were nn-
questionably murdered 10y the indians.
Deceased leaves brother nj Port Gam
bic and father on Wh.dby Island.
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go The railroad il averaging. in it

80 The railroad il averaging, in it,
coal transportation. about 22o tons pei
day now. including both mines There
are sufficient number Of cars now on
the track AMI the road II in cotdi-
ton for "a transportation Of over 400
per day. were the production ii the
Renton aud Talbot mInes sufficient 10
warrant II The cars now number IL.
a,d each has - capacity for carrying
over eight tons az coal.
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.sy- Mr. Haistead, from Tacoma, in
men employed on the Tacoma coal road.
The choppers are receiving 81 % per
day. aud the graders $lso per day.
Their lodgings are furnished by the
company but they have 10 board them
selves Good laborers, he says, have no
difficulty whatever IN getting work at
these rates. The road Is going ahead
rapidly, he states, and will probably be
opened in two months or more.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

- J Al Saw,elic, thu actor. still
fingers in the jail a, Portland ana viii
not have his freed N The proprietor
II the st Charles Hotel is paying his
board az the rate Of one dollar per day
He canno, hoia him more than few
days longer: but declares that he viii
follow HIM wherever he goes.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20
tx- The Libby arrived from Bell

~ The Libby arrived from Bell
iugtam Bay yesterday morning early.
She brought up number OF passen-
gers; ten tons of sandstone for keenan
and Carkeek, fourteen tors of oats for
Schwabaclier Bros. " Co, aud lot of
eggs. apples, etc. Ohe mate reports no
vessels "A, Sehome The mines. he says.
are running on as usual. aud there Is
so"'e talk about the reported gold dis
coveri.s on the Noo,sack. and a mum
Der If men will leave for there as soon
as the season is far enough advanced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

THE WHITE" is destined 10 be-
come the leading sewing machine in
the market-only patented in 1876 it
u not yet fully known to the public.
Mr.. Bryant is agent here. and will take
old machines in part payment for Few
ones.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

PoIicE CorRr.-One drunk and dis
orderly pat in an appearance '*i'fe
Justice Selyr, yesterday. aud MAS hncd
g. and costs Also two yoong fellows
arrested fer .igh'ing 80 the street
They gave bonds ~ .ppear th'' Morn
Ing =, io o'clotk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

TW. G. Mofsnd, who las been
UNDERGO, NJ al examination u, Port
land. charged with the murder of
Thomas II. DAVIS. Killed near Port
land on the III of March. has been dis
eharsei from custody. AZ the evidence
was Insufficient
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

EUROPEAN DRAFTS Drafts issued
At lowest rates Gu Crest Britain. Ire
laud. Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. I.
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New EEsTArRASr.-Mr KnufNu

II y "a Ia 4 : fAls = - Nj n LAt. = y
has just opened his new Restauran. on
CSmme:cIai street. "a ne known as the
NAisoa Dore Restaurant. II i. 4 pat
tern OF nss,ness aid elegsrce. and Is
Dy Tar the t;tse>. estabsl,hmen. Of the
kind ever opened OF Puget Sound. !;
IS hight, rJomy and fitted up in gushing
stvl-.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

SEEDS, SEEps,' SEEDS AT Ia
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
field seeds. of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock Of
seeds before purchasing elsewhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20
IT, The bark. Harvest Home. J Il

IL The banks Harvest H0me, ]. 7.
Bell and ship Bclvidere are now all
fully due here tor oargo,s Of Seattle
coal. The former will bring a large
lot 81 freight for cur merchants. Ii the
weather should prove favorable they
will all arrive here and be loaded aud
gone before the END e the month.
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2 Peterson. Port Blakely; Z Fornia.
Victoria: 4 A Bell. san Francisco. T
Morse, II Hilton. 4 OLDHAM. { L Ben-
brook. & + Whitman, wifi. ard child. :
" Bridge. wife and child. J j Virgil,
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