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quarterly Meeting Of the VI. L..
ChGych South.

Bedford Circuit, at Bedford, De,
ccmbcr 2S.
Chlll'cothe Station, January I.
ChiIlicotho Circuit, at st. Paul,
January Is.
Services will begin Friday night
before. J. p. NOLAN, p. f.
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Any one dcsirous Of seeing the
great Buffalo Bill, should call at the
Corner Drug Store of ]. L. Buford
& Cos. He will be on exhibition
there during the winter. -
Bring along your butter. eggs, feath-
crs, beeswaN, honey, dressed poultry, or
live chickens, turkeys and geese, you can
sell them at Swans.
"A couple of tramps broke into a
clothing store at Cameron on the nth
inst, and secured complete outfit OF
clothes. They were captured the next
day on freight train, and locked up in
the Breckenridge Jail.
Go to Marines tor Oystels, by the
pint, quart or gallon.
I'VE keep everything in wooden
ware from u wooden spoon to n
$3.50 cedar pail. Drop in at Swain's
and see for yourself.
John T. Williams, for long time
salesman at the New York Store in Tren-
ION, is now with ID. Wallbrunn & Bro,
Chillicothe, Missouri. Trenton Rcpub-
lican.
''Currants, prunes, figs, dates,
rasins, California and Missouri dried
peaches, New York and Missouri
dried apples, all kept at Swain's.
"A countryman staid all night recent
ly at Chillcothe, and claimed his pocket
was picked OF 500 in gambling house
in that city.-North Missourian. He
ought to keep out of bad company.
Call and see us if you want any
thing in glassware or queensware,
come to our house and look before
buying, rs we are determined to un-
dersell any house in the city. Don't
fail to come and see us.
Swain & Sons.
We are indebted to DIR. NJ. II. Will.
cox for beautiful song entitled "Smil-
ing Hoping" The words are by Eliza
beth Lodge Bacon, and the music by DR..
Wilcox. The Doctor is one of the best
musicians in the country, as this piece
fully shows.
1t is the only medicine | would give
to my Baby, mother said, speaking OF
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. At all drug
stores IS cents.
Have You voted for the
City Bellep If not. go to
5. A. Stone and buy one
of those fine PaDneI Pic
lures, and vote.
Rev. d. B. Dorsey, of Chillicothe,
delivered an address at the NJ. Z. Church
last Saturday evening, and also filled the
pulpit on Sunday. lie is an able man
and his sermons were editying and bene
fclal.-Brunswick News,
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Unusual attention is given to the Week
ly Republican, and it is the very best
news Weekly in the comtry. 1t is spe-
c'ally edited, and is not mere compila-
tion from the daily, very much OF the
matter being wholly rewritten. News,
commercial and literary features all re-
ccivc due care, and complete epitome
of the doings OF each week is given in
connected and lucid shape, The Week.
~ Republican is model family paper,
since it gives all the important news OF
the week in succinct and readable shape,
reading matter, short stories aud choice
literary selections.
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Salt, Salt, Salt.

New Fine Lake Salt, One
Dollar and Forty Cents
per Barrel.
A. j. Swain &c Son.
Candies, candies, u ton just re-
ceived at Swarts'.
mo house in the city has the
same facilities for buying goods that
we have, consequently we are better
enabled to give you bargains.
Swain & Sons.
Any person wishing to subscribe for
first class agricultural paper would do
we'll to call at this Office at once. We
viii sell Coman's Rural World and the
CRISIS for one year, for the small sum Of
$,.2s This offer is to new subscribers,
and will not remain opcn long
Hon. Wm. Van Clcve, Repre-
sentative from Western District of
Macon county, was in the city last
Saturday. He is instructed for
Vest for United State Senator. He
says Vests friends claim that Al
members of the Legislature have
spoken out for Vest.
Save money by subscribing with r
n. Reynolds for your newspapers anc
magazines. Having opened Genera
Newspaper Subscription Agency in Chill
icothe, can furnish any periodical in thu
United States at reduced rates. Give m,
call; Office over Post Office.
Mo r. N. REYNOLDS.
DO you want to buy first class or
gan, a Mason & Hamlin or whitney
Holmes1 If so, call at this office, ant
we will sell you one at bedrock prices
The organ is in town, and can be exam
ined at any time. Now is the accepte'
time,
I'VE keep all grades of goods ii
our line. Prices graded to SUIT thu
quality. You cannot fail to be suit
ed. Swain u Sons.
-"Mother; what is an augel?" "Al
angel? Well, an angel is a child tina
flies" "But, mother, why does pap
always call my governess an angelF
t "Well," explained the mother, after
moments pause, "she is going to fly i'm
mediately. ."-Ex.
Go to Crosby and Earle's TO
Portrait, Outfit and Instructions i
, the use of Pantograph and Crayon
They make very cheap offer dun
ing the Holidays.
\ Tho new singer family sewing mi
8 chineswill be furnished with the 70
. lowing attachments free {: tuckcr,ru
!, fer, six hammers, binder, quite
0 braider, wrench six bobbins, doze
' needles, oil and oil can, one guild
s screw, one extra check spring an
0 one copy of directions. Office Eal
side square, Chillicothe, Mo.
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The Daily Repubican, published every
morning will BE- furnished al the to!.
lowing rates:
by mail, seven times perwe k, per
yGar 81. "
IN the city, seven times per week,
per wear "A 90
In the citv, seven times pei week,
by the week *
sunday paper per year oo
NEWS DEALERS
Regularly supplied by mail at 81 cents
per copy postage prepaid; by express,
H. cents per copy and express charges,
The Tri-WceEly Republican, published
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays:
One copy, one year 5 oo
The Weekly Republican, Published every
THURSDAY;
One copy, 81 numbcrs) $ IS
How 10 s Rd Money.
Remittances may be made by draft,
money-order, or regis cred letter, at our
risk. Give PosT OFFICE address in full,
including state and county, and address
GEORG E KNAPP X CO., st. Louis,
Missouri.
Terms to 1gentS.
Postmasters and others acting as agents
for the circulation of the Republican may
retain twenty-five per cent ON all sub.
scriptions 10 Daily and Tri-Weckly, and
twenty per cent. on subscriptions 20 the
Weekly.
IB''Papers not sent unless paid for in
advance, and invariably discontinued at
the end of the time paid for. MO 4.
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Cake trimming of all kinds at
Swarts'.

OWartS.
The father OF .ur. p. II. Minor
is reported as being very i'll, in
fact, Is not expect to live.
Mr.. Arthur Edison, of Princeton,
is in the city visiting friends and rel
tivcs
-Bish Brown and W. L. Crcllil
have formed co-partncrship in the
jewelry business, under name of
Brown & Crcllin. See their large
advertisement.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is particu-
larly recommended for children. 1t cures
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat and
Whooping Cough. Is pleasant to taste
and acts like charm. Price, IS cents
per bottle.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19

B. f. Berry sold last week for
Messrs. Heam HERMAN & Co., Of
Hannibal, Mo-, their farm of 1O3
acres | l-2 miles east of this city to
Mr.. Andrew Leepcr.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19
Ladies',

Call at ]. L, Buford 4 Co.'S corner
drug store, and examine the new and elc-
giant stock Of Combs aud Brushes, Fancy
Toilet Articles, &c.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19

Go to S. Halc's Auction Store for
the largest stock OF Glassware and Queens
ware in the city OF ChilIicothe; also an
immense stock of second hand furniture,
heating and cooking stoves, for which |
am selling cheaper than any man in the
city. Remember that am the only IL
censed auctioneer in Livingston county,
viii attend the crying of public sales and
closing stocks of goods. South Locust
Street S. HALE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19
CONFECTIONER Y.

No house in the county keeps as large
stock Of stick or fancy candies, nuts,
&C., as is kept at SWANS.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19

Mr., S. NJ. Green, Attorney at Law,
who has been located for some time at
Utica, has removed TO Dawn, where he
can be found at all times by those who.
wish 10 secure his valuable services.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19

4 7 can make mousy faster ~ work for
us than at anything else; capital not
" required; we win start you. $l2 per
day at home made by the Industrious
Men, women, boys aud girls wanted ev-
erywhere to work for us. Now Is the
time costly outfit and terms free. Ad-
dress True s. Co., Augusta, Maine.
The firm Of L, Herman & Co., OF Chill
licothe, Mo, is this day dissolved by mu,
tual consent, and Sam'l S. Hauauer is au-
thorized to receive all moneys due said
firm, as he takes all the property OF said
firm and pays all It's debts and assumes all
its liabilities.
Witness our hands this aoth day OF No
vember, 1873. LOUIS HERMAN,
urS-4t SAA'L s. lIAN-AvER.
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HOUnV HeH

ply to the Editor OF this paper for Il
membership lat dis Iun0 in the
IA. Mercantile college, Neokuk, Iowa,
..ns ..'-isslppi
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WaIkcr-colored--who shot at II
young man on election day. The
prisoners were all locked up in their
respective cells when the Sheriff re-
tired, but this morning every cell
door was swinging wide open, and
the four above named had escaped
through tho middle east window,
by saving offa bar that had been
almost sawed off for several months.
Foot prints in the snow Indicate
that out side help was given.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19
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NR, WHITTIER,

6l7 ST. Charles street, st, Louie, Mo.
VA, been Longer Engaged In the peeil tream,n' Of all
yenereni, Sexual nnd Chronic pieeages
any olher Physician 10 st Lona city papers ahow
Syphilis, @ onorrhcoes elect, Structure,
Orchltle, Hernia, or Rupture, All Urinary
Diseased aud oyphiitloor irercuFial ufscc-
lions .: the Shrogs, okln o. bones are tsa''s
SpormatorrhcDa, Sexual Debility and
tnipotency, asthe result OF ss dbusetn youth, SEX
ha aturer years other osuser, and wheh
produce thu following effects; ferHai
sris,tons dehiiifv dinnsis Of asA, desetss rerory
rs,.. on ns Jaes Pag,cal dsesy sssr,s. @ ,:sss y
psr%spsny psSs q vss.. ~ H.
above srntn ssasd envelope, fer two pns,ase stamps
pseasee pecal'aF 90 yon,e,,,, ,-,a'as ,asa :, :,
yElies osroi aad ofti xons.
srp, sc, n1eeeSsflly treated, Descriptive pau hfs
l,d for stamps Age with experience oa ra
I'D upon. uiIeefevdsntthhtA Physician treating hno--
is q e,,i Gvsy year seaulres srss. sa, fhJ.sisas
rnnndsaui o,nsal,aon psr.ohaly Or By letter ea and
fayited. 70 visit the city for treat
ut medicines bcsent BY express ormaii ieverywhs;
Curcahis gnrshlcd yhcre essts ttiffsnNy
ta,ed. Qnso hsu-s; 70 r. y. enrdaSs n. ts
direct 10 nseaes. nstnishtrinst tho Deer Bsik
The aitsblshnrnl fk uhas housa ftNSfc reensl its
most extensive In the coaur, cnbrarne kfotrucu ant
Can.uilaa rocris, ns,sfinE eoa si,epipg sla.tnenn
shsre ali .hs fssPafet
and u~stmportaut q all The Library whore TIE cd sp1
latest sndird works of all he schools cf msdnc es
found also Anatsnfs Pistss e size snd ceorod 70 W.
Illustrating dl,casd conditions. which have bsea rteaa "a
fosed IN Any either Library In ~ rlv 5h- 10 w "
thr Va widc pen 70 ~ GALLERY 1edre.t % ettre f
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MRS. M CARRICO,
MILLINER2 DRESSM MAKING
CHIIIICOTHE. MO
CIIIILIUOTHE, NO.

Store residence, JACKSON east of Browning House
keeps hand and constantly receiving MILLINERY GOODS tho
very styles. LADIES HATS trimmed in the latest city STYLE
Hats done good for so speciality Or
namcna Hair work done order, short notice
Ladies desiring anything line Millinery or Dressnaking
will find to their interest call goods sold and work done Mt
prices to suit the hard times. MRS. NJ. CARRICO.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate of James
Brassfeld, late of Livingston county, Mo-,
deceased, have been granted TO the un-
derslgned by the Probate Court of said
county of Livingston, bearing date De-
cember sd, A. d. 1878. All persons
having claims against said estate are re
quirsd to exhibit them " us for allow
ancc, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and If
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publication Of
this notice they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH POTTER,
THOMAS b. BRASSFIELD,
Executors Of James Brassheld, deceased.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19

Amy one desirous of seeing the
great Buffalo Bill, should call at the
Corner Drug Store of ]. L. Buford
& Cos. He will be on exhibition
ihnro Innno, tho u,;n,n,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19

-four prisoners prt on, Of :
county Jail last night. ". FosrsI
charged with stealing ma, Nw
tin. charged with ouasry. trtl,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19
JOSEPH POTTER,

Executors of James Brassheld, deceased
December z, 1873. nIs-4t.
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UNION SERvIcZs.-To-morrow. at 3
P. n. there il to he an interesting ser.
vice, at Yesler's Hall. The ladies and
Sabbath school children of Portland
have forwarded q new and beautiful
Bethel flag to the ladies and Sabbath.
school children of Seattle. Rev. DR.. A.
L. Lindsay, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church Of Portland, on the 18th inst.
duly committed the same 70 the wife OF
Chaplain Stubs and with il. for warded
by her. cordial message Of Christian
greeting to the Churches on Puget
Sound. Thus deIutized. Mrs. NJ. f.
Stubs, will present this significant
symbol with its suggestive motto, at
the above named time and place and
with it convey the message Of Christian
love from the churches of the leading
city OF Oregon to the leading city Of
Puget Sound; and thus Seattle will en-
JOY the pleasant distinction Of first un-
folding the Bethel flag On these waters.
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ANOTHER Apporxrxrxr-M;..

AxorHEa APPoIyTNExr.-Miss An.
ME Manning. whose parents reside on
Grand Prairie, about two miles from
Winlock station. on the Northern Pa.
ctfic Railroad. - the twenty 9Th an
pointment under the Free. Scholarship
Act, and is nominated by Hon. J. ri
Long. the enterprising young dairyman
who represented Lewis county in the
Lower House Of the last Legislature
Five more are required to give the
number required TO enable the Regents
Of the University to draw thousand
dollars for the tuition of thirty pupils.
Messrs. Wsri, Daniels. Davis, Warbass
and Iversop, of the House, and judge
Greene are yet to be heard from. Their
appointments must be made within the
next seventeen days to comply With
the law. We sincerely hope that these
gentlemen will give the matter tteir
sincere and earnest attention in due
season. as we should hate to see the
Regents obliged to borrow money to
teach those already in attendance.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Saturday, Jan. 10. 1878.

SNooUALNTE RoAD.-O~ing 20 the
inclemen:y Of the weather. tie work Of
repairing the above road. lying ''-.ween
Renton and Squak Valley, was not
commenced before last Wednesday.
Mr.. Baxter since then has been busily
engaged at il, and this evening expects
To have the two bridges eastward of the
lone Cabin" finished in q durable
and substantial InanLer. On Monday
he will proceed onward to that long
corduroy bridge, which has been for
years . terror TO pedestrians and horse
men. Owing to its miserable con-
dition. considerable labor will have to
be expended on it, but we doubt not
that Mr.. B. will fix it in q substantial
manner. He will then push on towards
Mays Greek and Squak, making oil
necessary repairs. and in many places
grading the road 20 - to enable wagons
TO travel safely over il. Thanks to our
leading cattle dealers and business men
who, few weeks since, subscribed for
the purpose, for the improvement of
the road cannot but add TO the pros
perity of Seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-19

OLYMPIA MAILs--The people Of the
Capital do not like being left out in the
cold on mail matters. Last Tuesday
evening they held mass meeting in
Columbia Hall, Governor Ferry being
chosen chairman. and memorial was
submitted to the meeting to be ratified
at subsequent meeting. They desire
a daily mail to Tacoma, connecting at
that place with boats for the lower
Sound. Az it now stands, a letter
mailed at Port Townsend for Olympia,
goes ashore at 6 p. N. at Tacoma. lies
there all night and goes out to Tenino
the next morning. It remains there oil
day and reaches Olympia At night. thus
occssioning great delay and annoyance.
There is more correspondence from that
point, on account of its being the seat
Of government, than any other place of
its size on the coast; ard if the Olym-
pia people do not secure daily mail, i:
will not be for the want of IN effort.
They are pretty energetic people in their
way. and generally secure all they 60
for, in cases of this kind.
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PRODUCE The market II getting
quiet and shipments are abont at an
end for the season. At Utsalady are
about three hundred tons of grain wait
ing for the Dakota. and one more trip
thither fos her will clean up the crop
for the season. The smaller vessels are
dong but little just now. Steamer
Comet had lot of potatoes down from
White River yesterday, which she re-
shipped by the Dakota; and the Plant
er brought load Of carrots from Still.
aguamish to Knips & Marshall.
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-Gum King, the
big bamboo heather who is putting up
the grade of the Newcastle extension,
60. seriously hurt in an ARRAY last
night. He has several houses which
he rents to his countrymen, and in one
of these gambling has been carried on
for some time. He gave them orders to
stop it. fearing that his premises would
be destroyed under the Nuisance Act, if
any difficulty should occur. Hearing
that the crowd were at work ~ usual
on the "tsn' business, last night. Gum
King went down and ordered them to
stop it. He had hardly got into the
house when one Of the gang who 10 re-
ported to be notorious "highbinder,"
made rush at him with o knife and
cut him severely on the chin end the
check. The others beat MIN about the
head and shoulders and he 10 pretty
badly hurt. The ChinAman who cut
him with the knife was arrested and
locked up IN await examination this
morning.
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CoAsr SURVEYS. - The schooners
Fauntlsroy aud Yukon are moored in
winter quarters at tho West Side wharf.
near Olympic. and Lieut.. Wyckoff is
acting as ship-keeper until the COM
mencement of operations in the Spring.
We learn that Capt. ]. J, Gilbert. who
was stationed al last sdInmer on the
lower ColnmbiA river, has been ordered
back into these waters with his whole
party. The field Of his operations will
be on Hoods Canal, and they will be
provided with swift and comfort able
steam yacht. now being fitted up for
that very purpose At the Mare Island
Navy Yard In California. Whether
Captain Lawson will perform service
on the Sound RENAME to be SEEM but
the probabilities are that he will CON-
plete the work begun by him last SUM-
mcr. IF surveying tue Straits Of Fuca.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-19

CANAL NAVIGATION The Santiam
Canal Company has incorporated 1t
Albany. Oregon. with hirty-dve thous-
and dollars Of ca pitsl. The new CON-
pany propose to widen the canal, 80 as
to admit Of the passage of boats carry
ing grain and wood to Albany, by
which a great expense to the farmers
will be saved. 1t already furnishes a
splendid water power. and is rapidly
making Albany a formidable rival to
Salem.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-19

GOING BELow.-After an unsuccessful
struggle with rheumatism for several
years past, Hon. r. G. Stuart. Receiver
Of the Olympia Land Office. goes be-
low on this trip of the Dakota, to try
the hssling qualities of the Paso Robles
hot springs in California. Mr.. Stuart
10 an old Pacific coaster. having settled
in Trinity county, California nearly
twenty-seven years ago. He has our
best wishes for thorough restoration
to health and . speedy return to the
duties Of an Office which, he fills with
undisputable ability.
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Come UP.-After the lapse Of nearly
eight months. the work of raising
buildings on Commercial street to the
high grade Is being resumed. The
Bank Exchange corner. owned by l..
V. WySko6. aud occupied BY the Clan
cey Brothers. 10 now getting ready to be
elevated. Already the timbsrs for that
purpose are on the ground, and the old
familiar building will receive a boost
OF about three feet. Next altar it will
follow the livery stable of Robert
Abrams on Washington street, and then
the bed Of the street will be filled up
with gravel. All this will make the
leading business street of Seattle look
like what it should have been some
time ago.
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BY THE CAR LoAD.-By their sdver-
usement in another column it will Be
seen that the firm Of Crawford & bar
rington. who never do anything by
halves but are wholesalers in fact. have
Just received from the East whole car
load OF heavy and light wagons. made
expressly for Puget Sound per their
order BY the celebrated manu-
faesurefs. Fish & Co, of Racine, Wis
cousin. This, in every respect. superior
manufacture, Messrs. Crawford & Har-
rington are enabled TO place upon the
market at prices defying the compe-
tition OF either San Francisco or Port
land.
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HAVING removed from Cherry street
to the Elephant store room, on Front
street. wish to announce TO my old
patrons and all others. that l sm still
alive and always ready to wait on ali
my customers in q business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere in Seattle. Give me
a call. one and all. and convince your
selves of my low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to all parts of the city free of
charge. T. LYLE.
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MAKES THEM WORK.-Dr. Mari

MAKES THEM WoRK.-Dr. Marion,
who has succeeded Major Aallett a.
Indian Agent at the Tulalip Reserva-
ton shipped down large lot OF plows
and other farming implements to that
place on Thursday on the Fanny Lake.
He has large force of lndisns ct work
grubbing out stumps and will put in .
large crop during the ensuing season.
Nothing like making these savages
help to earn few dollars for their
Uncle Samuel. occasionally.
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HAULED OUr.-The little schooner
Carrie Hayden. which does . great
deal OF trsde between this port aud the
islsnds Of the lower Sound, has been
hauled out on the beach alongside of
Foster & King boiler shop. where she
Is having great deal Of good work
done on her. These little crafts dodge
in and out Of oil sorts of places. and
turn over great deal of money in the
course of . year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-19

A RElIc.-Jsck Lazy has belt and
knife presented to him by Capt. N. c.
wilkinson. of General Howsrd's sta6,
which be claims to have belonged to no
lcss : percentage than the great Wallowa
cnies. sc:eph. The bait 10 filled with
buckets fot tias cartridges. and the
suestn Tor the knife 10 riveted together
wath rivets taken from the handle Of An
OLD sw neds By Spear 4 Jaekson. Of
Snemeld. knsAnd. The knife is bovis
OF very cheap and inferior workman
ihip.