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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

There 10 one good thing about farming
9 man can always raise rB,ogh TO eat il be
il any arvmnt. Ne can rsise biz patstvr,.
cabbage. onions. turnips. beri.. etc. De
grvv the str.~Lerries, raspLerris.. grapes.
sppies. p-uehes. end other fruits. TO satisfy
ihs wants 81 bs fsmily ne Fan have
poultry aud eggs The yer rund. Milk aud
butter IN sbundsncs. lie can have veal.
mutton aud heel. ~. s.U produce hiso
ysk sud make LscUB aud lard 10 last .
ye1r. The re'pl- in The city u they have
these sriielrs must Ous the money aud
ssve Il 20 buy them. This iss big item ia
f.yvr ~ the farmer. -RHnd World.
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1anxsmr Is:.LI.sl.a,.a reasg..l
sssssNEsssss
cLtiBS.

A tli.rount &c Iwvniy Isr ssal ~,a - sSis- Cd
10 siniss ~ E,m sF msrr I~T-sw-. Tsss; Eysr
capirs ~ Blarkwassd vr ~ sss Ksskr ain Le
srHt ta snr a.hirr>- Err sl1.sg: f,lu gnpirs -I'he
s,E ifssirws snd lsIsrswgrf fnr fis and 80 On.
q" rlnlr- "f len ~ us,rr. 81 ahiaLas ssil.r -
how sli-sslini. . s~Ss rraik all h. affosssf 90
ihr grtirr ~ VI ilAs siuls. IN s..r. +.- +
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PIANOS AND ORGANS AT It r rssIa-

threat tr,l,iciion TOR aSe on prrstrt stock ofs0o
New and Seron,i-hantl Instruments 0f iir~t chsS
makers, fully warrnte,i. amt at prices that
DEFY COMPETITION,
for Cash or lnsialhncms.i
Ayents Waats,i jor Waferss Superior
Ben O,yms aad Pam0s
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed.
w.. RACE WATERS II SONS, Manufacturer
and Deah.rs, 40 East 18th 81. y u.
Aiso General Agents for HONiNGERS' te
lelrafeti ORGANS
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BL.acRwOOps
Edinburgh Magazine.

TT The-e Issprinf- ar mot ssk~fisu-; they
give The nrisinal 10 fulL anl ~ ais,uI ssil,sr.I
the prk,r &c The Engii-h kdithans.
The sztr-t alvsnrs anil sii-sserks in che arts
sna ~irsar-. th~ nrrnf ssliithsn~ 60 kaan ,r,ls,.
in rvr1y .kInrimrni &c iserafiirr. anil al the
nrw publication. ~ fh.v I-sssr fr.n the f~r~s,
are FULLY rrIssriri and i-is-sd in the rxs.r. af
thr-r IrrinsiiaI-. In hngnaes n snsr char. Eur
rii,lr an nfr.,rsi-iyr. The arf-i... arr rsnl-
mnniy mnrr ssBIen-ri anil fill 10 mafsrr than
ihr ssers=r brooks "f fhe prrind.
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THE SUN.
#& - 8
NEW YORK.

A : The time apprnaehes k,r the renewal ~ s,,l-
n -stiptaa-. TIN srS ssuld I.ul,,,I 4.
Hlrnds and wrtlu l-hrTs esrrs lserr, tai a Z d
KILN randki1fr for their ron.I,IrratL,n. aud
.npi~sf. fl1H 10 wrurd ne ths ta-l ten yssr.
Y rrllrs tr . rsnilniairr VI The Lrarfy sympathy
aud rFarrrils vss-ulrratiBn viii b hsss hlil..rt ,
, ,. rSirhdsd " irem every quarter q The
Ths DAILY Sun ia lsm psrr..he,, ID n
column. prize " mil. pssi IaId. Is rrnis !
NINTH. 20 s,i-sn per yrsr. go
Ihs .CNDAI rdiiLH u THE Sun {. IN
eightsIage shstf Df - columns. Whit giving
the news nftl.s fiay. n aI@l rsnialn. 4 large !.
mount ~ literary and mls~iIan.ans nmiIrr .i~.
eially prrIarrd SIR u. TIKI SUNDAY SIN has
MT With graf ssisws.s. Fest paid 81 - tsar,
THE WEEKLY nun
Who docs not know Tux WEEKLY srN, b,
rtrrlilafes Throughout fiE unitssl Slaiss, he
tansslas. aEsi bstsnd Sisssy theu.snsi ls,lii.ss
gI'ri y. Nrlcanss i'ages Hrrkly, and REGARD Il IN
Ihe light ~ ruldlv. rolin-riluf. aud lrirnd Ia
Hrws, eaif"FtsI. agricultural, aud Ilssgsvy ,ls.
partmehls make " gssenilmll, . Isusnsl ~ lie
hmily aud nrr-hls. Terms. UNE IN liza n q
year, p.t paid. Thl- Prize, q,tahts ss,tsIlsrr.I.
MAKES Y the Thesped bswsIniper piii,lsl,-d. VI
rImi~ ~ len. with 90 ,ash. We ain asnsI An -.
fra copy ffrr. Addrvss
PUBLfsHER OF THE SUN,
Ngw YoRK City, n r..
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CURING DARK 1oBAcco.

Curing dark tobacco requires the exercise
III judy nisnt aud ciose attention. llt'savuid
be housed from .he field Immediately after
cutting. After hanging IN the barn from
twelve to twensy-tOnr hours. commenre
shw tires. which continue about one day and
night, o. long enough TO dry Of the sweat.
when yealow spois begin 10 saow ga the
le,f Then increase be fling. put in the
logs aud make The barn 50 hot ior W., days
ard mylss that man can Z stay in. or in
o,her words. keep up heavy hr,ng until the
tobacco ~ thoroughly culei. lie CAREFUL
nv. 10 crowd the lobacco 10 eluss that heat
81 steam cannot pass through aud diy Oft
the sweat IN the ilrgsnning. IN which case
the tobareo will th,csen aud ge into ~ strut
aud likely honseburn aud cuis green,
hirieS~ vvlor. Ii Vi large leaf, good cub
stance, small SEN aud k,e iUrs il makes
a beautiful black WRAPPER. ami wbl N
mand the highest market price. Mr.. y.
w. Jssrap who is vse ii the Hnest lola'-
Gu growers in Told says be has iound from
ng experience that u rich dark color Is
m"re e.s,ly cured when the toDacco is Gu,
.bou, halt ripe aud when the rnp was ys,y
late be cut = lew days after topping-be-
FIRE the suckers were iull, QUITO save the
crop from trust. The leaves. when cured.
were sbout ten to twelve inches lvng. aud
altogether cured n nice. dark color. he
Thought WORTHLESS, aud offered 20 take 49,.
90 Ter hundred Tor il. when Mr. wm--l
furnl, advised him To wait. anil he subse-
gueutIy reserved 81, 80 Tor i, un the board.
3, Bright wrapper Is the most difficult If
oil elssse< 70 cure. Tie slightest In;s,ak-
or neglect spniis the color aud renders the
tobaccs less desirable thsn the dark. There
1. no particular rule BY which suceess j.
certain to follow. As IN the other case. il
requires the exercise VI good judgement. \
knowledge VI the character Ut tobacco SUITS
able for making brigh, wrappers. Mr.. W.
II. Rudolph. of clarksyilIe. has had great
er success in thi. speciality ihsn any other
planter 10 OUT d.s.r,ct. lie ksds, fshai To-
Larco grpwa upon thin sol. hing nataring.
u . tnugh nature and ysIIoxish cas-. in the
6"ld Is the most suitable for bright wraI,-
pers. Ills plan is TO cut when bali r,re AMI
Commence very SLOW fires abv1t twenty.
four hssrs si,er hz.gipe mp. Continue unr
heai-s,me,hing like chip FRS. barrel,
enough to warm the harn--for nne day anu
night. until bright yellow .pas cope on il.
then gradually increase the hres until COM
pletely cured. Ii is best 10 have . Their
lnomef~r in the barn that The increase 81
heat may be rorre aly observed. II the
6res shauld be rushed To drying heat al
any stsge Of the proeess before the rrsen al
disappears from the leaf the iuIsrro vii
he al full Of gree q splotehes. n the Cir =,
ATE allowed 10 die out before the process j,
completed. the result will be red aud yell
low or pie-bsld eOlr. in either ere !
failure. CLrksriue Tobacco Le'1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

THE HOME JOURNAL. takes ihe rarli~~a
a.ra-kn 10 the rvs~iiirmrni % business npnn
the s,~ri ssis D. return Be- n uLi ssilrvripfian
rair> lsf.,rr the war. lwo tA,ilars yFar. This
was H. prisr ,lnrina nearly iR~ entire prriod VI
th+ rsttnrslip ~ y. y. WILLS and I; q NOR
RiS. The prrssnI rr,Ip-ii.a v dsml,ly i.r ibr
advantage 81 tlisubsrriiHr ior while The rair j.
tl,r sane yrar- ago, ti~ sizr Ol ne psprr has
been inrrrs-ssl n.lly thivi. variviy % new ~
trrary aiirAfi,ns h,yr isrn ashIr,i. with NIL
I-ryirw 10 thu news 10 iisr l,-i S~iFiy nt h,in~
aud alra VI livery wrrk. making whsf ihr prr-s
h,s a:n'-t nnaniin ni-ly 'LE.isrrt 10 i-r
- The B.si L;ismry anil Soc,efy Paper
in Ameria,." 3~..4,.
This marked ssis 90 The -.ils--rIlsr tho pub.
I.l-r- arr grsitssyf so DO shlr o. nlakr iflso,a
L,,s ia themselves D.. rraun sft iir pTr-~nt hrgr
circulation ~ tisr pBp-r.. IN ihr sanss airrrtiDn
iAr, spiini nn -iill sTrairr advantage 20 iiwir
siiirrrii~rs, rousfaniiy inrrrasing he ssiur al
the paper aud rvsiurins far priv. fka- krsplng
it in fls fufnrr ~ u has ssvn in fb- pal. The
CTfOfCfST AND EIfE5f PEST 'tss
ex,nlrni ~ culture In the Land T1r leading
,irIartnsrnfs sf thr journal comprise Eailiorias
on tvpirs of fresh interest; Brilliant ieDlan.-
aud P0riraiinrrs 81 American Life; EDITORIAL i,e-
yi~ws az new esrnts In the world ~ BE le--isi.
trsr. Painting. Sculpture. srirnrr, Nusir. aud
the Drama; Original Esssys: Amplr Exrerpss
frOn ihr iNsi European wriirrs. sp~y Letters
frnn Correspondents IN MI the rTsai GapItal- "a
thv World: eopious Extracts from New iSook.;
aud racy acrounts Of savings. happenings aud
tlnings IN the Bran Monde: rmb ariag the VERY
Freshest nzitrFS 80 intrrr~t in This rpntry aud N
Enrape-ihr whole r1mplrirly mirnpring the
W.T. and wisdom. the him"r and Iathn-. the
news and sparkling gossip ID thu tiinsz.
TERMS. Fs.a az POSTAGE.
Thr liomr Journslon r"py, Que year, -
rnpirs, me Year. e.
sul,srrihers who wish to bin With thu Hone
Journal any one Of the lealiing prriaiicsl. Iike
Ilarpf's Magazine; IiaTper's wrekb Iippiu.
csii's Bla~kwnad's The Ensii-h QnaEisrlis-. rte.
nlay ID, NJ thr rltrr,I rate II 81 - iDr thr Iaur
dnIlaT maeazine-; e. IS foI Iftirlfs Living Agr;
- a. isr Apphfsn's JourRsl. Alhlss..
MORRIS PHILLIPS a CO..
No.3 Park Place, Nsw York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

Gee . week IN your own town. Ss Ouias
TUU frsw. No Ti-k. Rea,lsr, M ron want
b'isiIls-- ri whirh I~r.sn. ofeiflaT srx rHn make
great Iay ~ fhs time they work. write fH psr.
ilctiiaFs 10 %. IisLlrrr q Go; Portland, Malnr
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
#ttr 5~-s-. ,.-s 4s4...
ron MAH AND BEAsr.

Thhtfnfm<atv<<yns sursI1y osss4a.s~d sa As.<r<
e, whsrs Nature provides IN her istorxiory sork
sarprisng saftdosss Tor Tn msisdie# % her chr.
dren. rs fame has been spsr.ding oar rye<rs.
untii po~ % saeirctss the kabatabis ssobe.
Ths nexsesa nssssns Llnins<nt b mstehs<.s
rrmedy for an external fm~nfs of m.n and b~~-x.
Tosseck ewnsrs md farmers n b fnvsl.sbae.
A single botfis often saves q kaman NE o. ~.
stores ths INSTANCES % an eresIlent Aors>. On.
COW. o. sheep. II tr&
10 cures foosros, hook&il, hoilow bora. Ersh.
scrrwwo<m, shouiderFut. mango. M bsses ard
sfinss % polsoaoas rcptfies and fnsrrss. szde~ry
such drxsaeck % steck h~ecdinr ard busk ne
aeures svery external trOahis - kors~s. saeh
sianeness. scratches. swinny, spsains, founder.
wfndgaii. ngbsne. etc.. GO. %s "8#w
Ths Merriam Mustang I4nim~ns n The qusckess
cure N the void for accidents oceurins 10 ~
family, m the sb~~ncs 81 . phrssessn. sseh -
baxns seHl6s. sprnias. emfs. etc.. ard fs~ rh~una
fixm, and Stiffness rnx<na~rsd W sxposare. Pss
fsrulzriy vziaabis 20 Minrrx.
70 b shsck~sp~ss rsn~dy .. tas wo<s4. ~ d
p<n~<rsfes ne music 30 ths bsoe. and . sinxss
spplicsfion Il E~n~rsiiy sufscs~nt tocmr~.
x<xfexn mmsssns fanfm<nt d pus 70 N sk~~s
fises a bo<fies tn larger ones b~isx proposss~r
sssly maeA he ss-.p<s. sesdsvsuvk~rs
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The SOuth-Atlantic,

A MONTHLY Magazine devoted ~ Lltera-
n ture. science aud An. published IN vii.
nIingisH. Mt. The rorps 90 contributors In
siiI,c several ~ the inn-t Distinguished amthors
9th. Present day. A srriel siary Poems. skei.
ehes. IiesHws. scientific aud ili.trical HFfIrIes
win apIrsr IN every numlef. Thi. Magazine
Will contain Vnly original literaiurr.
Subscription one year ~. Single cppy
q cents.
Advertising Terms: page $40. l psgs
SIS; 4. $50; A. $50; I page I insertion,
szj: siF: so: 81.
All communications should be addressed
TO Mrs. CICERO W. HAIRS.
Editor and Proprietor.
Wilmington. ". q
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il s.t' A.t:~= -.-"- q -.lt
Z -af .. ,-t
..e+ 81 t@~s4s .t. ~ss. .1,lA1 : .':3t
-ze-~ tl
s.s 81 tf.sg g..
OLD,
IT,. TRIED,
TRUE.
People ere s>sfins neqnsasssd-saa thoss who
are not ought 90 be-wifh the wond<rfui merits of
fh.s grr~a As.rrsrxn nerua<fv fh~

People ere s>tfins neqnsisssd-~Ha thoss who
are not ought 20 be-with the wonderfui nserifsof
that great Amrrsrsn Remedy. the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

rur ALAsKA.--This fine steamship,
ore Of the largest in the Pacific Mail
compsny's splendid feet, has been
,l.eed on the route between the Sound
mi San Francisco in place of the City
= Panama, which steamer has gone
N the Panama route. The Alaska is
70. only the largest, but the most COM
tortsble and elegant steamship running
an the coast, and as freight and passage
has been reduced by the company to
tha very lowest notch, the public will
6nd it to their interest to patronize this
line. The Alaska will leave here Sun
dsr morning at two o'clock carrying
,ns.eppers at the extreme low figure OF
ffteen dollars in the cabin, and eight
IN the Storage. She is commanded
By popular and efficient officers who
exert every possible means TO make
their patrons feel at home.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19
DAILY IN7ELLlGENtER.
s..urday, October 10. 1878.

,-,,urR OLYMPlA.-Pilot j. W.
- informs the Port Tnwnsend
D. D., that be piioted the steamer
a., to Alaska and back, arriving
oy y;ctoris at II o'clock Sunday morn
81 'n;no msking the run down In 10
Doll from Wrangle. with stormy
sOu qua win Is accompanied with rain
Desu .now The miners who came
anu anu as passengers say that it is i'm
0o ...;ble to improve on this boat for
route, as she is a good sea
~. ua.t strong and substantially bnilt.
p p;.h GOOD accommodations. A vote Of
,. ' was drawn up by the passengers
Linking Capt. Wright and bis officers
~ their attention. etc. No doubt this
J" ID report of the steamer had consid-
s.bla weight with the Hudson's Bay
e. agents in influencing them to
-. lie the purchase of this fine steamer
- her arrival down, aud we regret to
=. her leave the Sound again.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

Loss OF THE LOOKOUT. p. T. Corn
wall, Of San Francisco, agen. for the
Bellinsham Bay Coal Company, re-
eeived dispatch q few days ago, in
forming him of the wreck of the ship
Lookout at Kagoshina, Japan. on the
18th ultimo. Three of the crew were
lost. The vessel belonged to the Com
many was 1868 tons register, valued at
$4,000, and insured. She was home
bound from Shanghai, nnder command
Of Captain John Wiggin. Many of our
readers will remember this ship, as she
was at one time engaged in the Puget
Sound lumber trade Capt. Wiggin
hes many friends on the Sound and in
British Columbia. who will regret to
hear Of his misfortune.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
When il is disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food.
the movements Of the heart and blood.
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

FALL RAoEs-By reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that
arrangements have been perfected by
which there will be two days racing
on the Seattle track, on Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 22d and 23d. Liberal
purses are offered, and it will be to the
interest of stock men all over the Ter
ritory to put their fast horses in train
ing for these races. The mile track
will be put in first class order. and
enough horses have already been
secured to make the affair a success.
All are invited to come and bring their
fast stock. as justice and fair deal
ing with all is the motto OF the pro
prietor of tho course.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19
COSTLY PRESENT pnr.l.a

COSTLY PREsEST.-A Portland nars-
tells good story on a gentlemen ~
that city who had been made tie rec;
pient OF box of ounces, sent him
ironi q friend IN Waiia WalIa A.
paying the transportation bills. the
gentleman, on investigation, found that
the freight amounted to four cents ON
each ounce, and he hopes TO be nre.
sented with no more ounces from
Waiia Walla. as the bankrupt law ha,
been repealed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

DIED.-We have heretofore neglected
TO mention that among the victims Of
the yellow fever scourge. we'll known
on this coast. who have recently been
carried away at New Orleans, was Carl
Bosco Mr.. Bosco was a photographer
by profession. but is better known as a
Snowman in the magic art. He made
tour of the Sound in this line of bus
mess in 1871, and made friends and nc
quaintances.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

To COMMENCE WoRK.-One of the
members OF the firm of Ball s. Platt.
who received the contract short time
ago for the construction of q canal
and locks through the cascades in the
Columbia. snow on his way to Oregon
preparatory to going ahead with the
WORK. Their contract has been ap-
proved by the authorities at Washing
ton. and work may be expected to
commence very SOON
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

No WATER.-A short time since
the bark Oberon was taken in tow at
Portland for Astoria, but only reached
Swan Island bar when she ran afoul Of
. sand spit and stopped. She was
only drawing q little over sixteen feet
Of water at the time. but it was found
necessary to tighten her before she
could DO got off. If vessels drawing
Only sixteen feet can't navigate the
Columbia. what would they do il such
svessel as the Barring Bros. should try
y visit Portland.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

JEFFERSON County DEMOCRATIC
TlcKET.--For Joint Councilman, Elliot
Cline, Of Clallam county; Joint Repre-
sertstive, H B Emery. of Kitsap county;
representative. A Fl Tucker; Commits.
sloesrs. n D Fill, VIM Bishop and A l
smith; Sheriff, b s Miller; Auditor.
!eaes Esavy; Probate Judge, J A
nu0n; Treasurer. Chas G Bartlett;
superintendent Of Schools. A X HUFF
mn; Coroner, o Peterson; Wreck
master. H L Tibbals.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

STILL FURTHER.-L Last Wednesday
- little steamer Gem went twelve
N above the upper jam in the Ska
4iSer. without running q single line
ts1nA This is five miles further up
than thh river had ever before been
nsnirted. Capt. Cove informs us that
tie stream is navigable for many miles
higher up than he went with the Gem,
oat . be was in hurry to return no
I'D not try to go to the head of naviga-
slon. He will start ON another trip to
Stsget City On Monday morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

CALL ON j. A. MCPHEE for Cigars,
Tob-cco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the CITY and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in s. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street, Sc
attic, W. T. my17 diff
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

For DELEGATF.-The Republicans
Of Idaho have nominated Jonas W.
Brown for Delegate to Congress from
that Territory. Mr.. Brown is q lawyer
by profession and IL spoken of in the
Idaho Statesman as being an honest,
faithful, Jealous and disinterested work
er. 1t is doubtful however as to whether
he can be elected, as the Democrats usu-
ally elect their man in that Territory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

TRAVEL. seems to be consiI-
cradle travel on the Sound at present
The Messenger, yesterday had about
twenty Eve passengers; the Zephyr the
day before had the same number, and
the evening boats carry large numbers
both ways. The prevailing question
seems to be, "whither are we drifting!"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

LECTURE.--Dr. Dean Clark will lee.
ture at Yesler's Hall Sunday evening
at the usual hour. on 1.-THE Living
Present and the Dead Past" and at
the earnest solicitations of several for
mer auditors, distinguished citizens OF
Seattle, he will repeat his celebrated
lecture on Marriage next Wednesday
evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

RESPECTFULLY DECLINE. - Msssrs.
VIM. Bishop, for county commissioner;
l.. b. Hastings, for Treasurer, and Jas
Seavey. for Auditor, Republicans who
received the above nominations from
the Democratic Convention at Port
Townsend a few days ago, respectfully
decline the honors thus bestowed upon
them, each publishing a card to that
effect in the Argus
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FOUND NAvIGABLE.-P. G.. Eastwick
: nas city, who was detailed. a short
- s'nce to make thorough examin-
~. u the Clearwater River. reports
.s oy removing few Instructions it
~ s'o " made navigable for IS miles
~ its mouth, except during
-. wafer. when about sixty miles
y would be navigable.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

AscEILANE0Us SALE. Mr.. IsaAcs
Wi cell to-day at his sales rooms on
sfcnt street, miscellaneous collection.
y gcods and wares. Among other
mlngs be will sell files of the INTELLI-
v ,se from its first publication up to
100; shares Of Seattle s. Walla Rail-
49, ssock; watches, jewelry and &C
Te..s OF w. G. Jameson, etc. etc.
q, slt'es Wishing to purchase any of the
ssuo,e articles would do we'll to be on
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MARRIRD.-Thursday evening, Mr..
John Wenzler was united in the bonds
of matrimony by Rev. Jno. f. Damon,
to Miss Rose Bochlert. all of this city.
The happy couple were the recipients
of serenade by large number of
their friends after the ceremony hsd
been performed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

TIE PERFoRMANCE.-Thc band play
ed several tunes last evening and quite
a large crowd assembled to see Prof
Leotard's performance. The slight Of
hand tricks and trapeze performance
given by that gentleman, aud judging
from the noise made by the boys, they
must have enjoyed the entertainment.
Mr.. Leotard will perform in Newcastle
this evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

MUTINY.-The schr. Ida Schnauer,
recently engaged in the Puget Sound
lumber trade, put into San Francisco a
few days ago with mutinous crew. but
soon after her arrival there things were
Strengthened up and she resumed her
voyage for San Pedro.
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Wharf street, Victoria. r. C..

H j. H. Tibbetts has Just returned
from the city with one of the most
fashionable, choice selections of Millln-
cry and Fancy Goods. Fine Jewellery.
Everything in his line cheap. Mrs.
Tibbetts' Millinery Assortment is as
fine as anything on the coast. At the
Emporium, Seattle, W. T. DIT.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-19

MASS MEETING.-A Republican mass
meeting will be held in Yesler's Hall
this evening, at which place the impor-
tant issues Of the present canvass will
be discussed by some of our most able
takers, including Hon T H Brents.
Gov Ferry, Judge Jacobs. j McGil-
vra, l. B Andrews. and perhaps others.