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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

GERMAN BILL AGAINST SOCIALIsM-The
German federal council has agreed upon bill
to prevent the spread of socialism. 1t fOrbidS
associations, meetings and publications fur
and the central authorities of the federal
states are authorized to deal with all offences
against this law, but an appeals TO be allowed
to an imperial bureau created for the purpose
range from a fine to years imprisonment.
SOcialistic agents may be expelled from the
towns, and prohibited from pursuing their
trades as printers, publishers or inn keepers.
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ARRESTED IN LIvERPOOI.-A cable dispatch
morning on the arrival of the steamer Adriatic
at l. yerpOol. He is charged with having
swindled Mrs. Walker. of Railway, N. j., out
OF $l3l 10 while pretending to be a detective
panied by her husband and a member of the
law firm OF Fullerton, Knox & Crosby, sailed
for Liverpool on last Wednesday in pursuit of
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Remark able Case of Yellow Fever,
THE UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCES OF AN OLD
LADY AT LOUISVILLE KY

Remarkable Case of Yellow Fever.
THE UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCES OF AN OLD
LADY AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
MIR. j. b. GOOdford was a Frenchman. He
had an aunt 50 years old. Both left New Or
leans by rail for France, via Louisville and
New York, the Sd inst. About eight miles
from Louisville Mr. G. went out on the plat.
form, lost his balance, and fell off the train,
Icing ;ing missed by NO one; When the train ar
rite Gosson, could not find her nephew, and
refused to leave the car. She could not speak
a word of English, and talked very rapidly in
railroad officials understand that her nephew
must be somewhere, that he had her ticket,
etc. The railroad officials being unable to un-
I" ee and was otherwise bruised. Her foreign
language and ways were taken for evidences
oil OF insanity, ay and in spring wagon she was
soon hurried to the city hospital. The hos
Pital 'staif at once made diagnosis. Being
French, her complexion was dark, yellow, and
this, I'D connection with the blood on her face,
room for doubt. The doctors shook their heads
and whispered nervOusly. then pronounced
the case yellow fever" and sent the patient
Tlthout WI T delay to st: johns Eruptive Hospital.
mediately called, ana forthwith administered
the proper remedies" every two hours
Next day the dead body OF Mr.. Goodford was
Il
dicating his connection with the ..yellow
fever" patient. The French consul then came
to the re scue He went out to the ST. John 8
Eruptive Hospital, and addressed the old lady
in French: She was in ecstacy. In a few
minutes all was tOld-how she and her nephew
were going to France; how he was lost, she
knew not how or where; how the railroad peo-
pie did not know any French at all, and failed
to comprehend her situation: how she was
kidnapped and hurried off, she could not tell
where, where perhaps to prison, and perhaps to be
and her pulse felt by several mysterious look.
ing i1l; m men, probably insane patients at place
which looked like hospital; how She had
put to bed and dOsed, she could not telf why
or for what purpose; she certainly had not
zen sick; how she was well nigh driven
removed to st. Joseph's Infirmary and kindly
cared for. DR.: E; o. Brown thought her hasty
removal inadvisable. and insisted on continu-
disease did not spread.
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SINCE THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION of
the German Emperor there have been 52l con-
VlctI0nS OF persons for insulting language to-
wards the Emperor. Five of the accused com
mitted suicide before their trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

Gen. B. r. Butler, has abandoned DOlitics and
Is now butter and cheese commission mer.
chant In New York ,
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SPLIT FROM END TO END BY rNING.-
A telegram from Portsmouth, n H., SAYS:
During terrific thunder shower, at noon to
day, large two -masted whale boat, owned by
James Burke of this city, was struck by light.
ming off Boon Island. She was split In two
from stem to stern and sank The craft was
occupied at the time by Mr.. Burke and Frank
Hutchings of this city. Both went down with
the boat, but speedily came tothe surface un-
harmed, when they were rescued by passing
vessel and brOug ght to this port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

The BLOODY WORK AT EDGEFIELD. &C.
Further details of the bloody affray in Edge
field, S. c., Monday, show that the firing began
in bar-rOOm where the parties were drink
ing, and was finished in the public square,
fire as they retired. There were some 25shots
fired in all. The men engaged were desperate
characters and very much feared. In addition
to the three killed outright, fourth, who was
wounded, died soon after the fight
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THE TERRIBLE YELLOW FEVER PLAGUE
One hundred and thirty-four new cases of yell
low fever were reported yesterday at New Or
leans and 20 deaths had occurred. The weather
was showery and unfavorable for the sick.
phis, but is confined to one locality Nine new
cases and three deaths were reported yester.
day. An urgent appeal is made on behalf of
providing for the sick and destitute victims of
the yellow fever. The mayor and cOuncilmen
al all down with the disease, which is of the
most malignant character
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A New Steamer I'm Service.

CHESTER. Pa. August l5.-The new iron
steamship City Of Columbus left R0ach's yard
this morning for New York, where she viii
enter into the service Of the Garrison line
from New York tor savannah.
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THE GREENBACK PARTY.

LINCOLN, NEB., August 15.-The greenback
state convention met here yesterday, about
fifty delegates being present. Hon B. w.
Berkhauser was elected president. A commit
able to agree, and the convention adiournc d
till to-day. An att empt will be made to nomi-
nate state ticket that will receive the en-
dOrsement of the democrats.
Illinois Nomination for Congress.
CHICAGO, ILL, August ia special dis
patch from Elgin, ILL.,, says the greenbackers
Of the 4th Congressional district have nOmina-
ted Hon. Aug. Adams.
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A NEW PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY.-The people
OF Luzerne county, Pa, voted Tuesday in favor
of the creation of Lackawanna county from a
portion OF Luzerne by majority of 1000. 1t
and when the result was announced at Scran.
ton Tuesday night, cannons were fired, bells
rung, and gongs sounded, and there was a
general illumination. The streets were lined
with blazing tar barrels, and crowds of people
fraterniZed and cheered for LackaWanna
coun'y everywhere. The campaign was fought
Judges Handley and Stanton to make it a
political issue, by stating that the division
would be detrimental to The democrats and
favorable to the election of Gen. Hoyt, the
republican candidate for governor of Pennsyl-
yania. The judges are more afraid, however
that it will disturb their own tenure of Office,
but the movement was too popular to be
ton will be county seat OF the new county. ow-
ing to the inadequate court facilities hitherto
afforded at Wilkesbarre, 20 miles away.
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Nominated for Conprass
The MAFkefa.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, August l5-The democrats
OF tne ioqTth district yesterday nominated
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ACCORDING to an official statement in the
English Parliament the deaths from famine in
India run up to the appalling figures of one
million three hundred and fifty thousand, and
it is very probable that this Is rather below
than above the actual number who have died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

JOHN HUMPHREY MOVES, the founder and
head Of the Oneida community, is . cousin of
President Hayes and the wife of Mr.. HOWellS,
the editor OF the atlantic Monthly, is his
niece.
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Relief for the Suffering.

WILMINGTON, N. C., August l5.-The follow
ing has been received here from Grenada,
Miss: Grenada, Miss, August Ito the
and bury the dead. Our town is graveyard
We need help The mayor is dying and am
the only officer left. {signed) E. A. Melton,
Immediately on receipt of the above tele-
gram the board of aldermen of this city con-
vened in special session and made an aDprO.
priation for the Grenada sufferers and ap-
p inted committee of seven to solicit contri-
buttons from citizens. 1t is thought liberal
sum will be raised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

Republican Nominations for Con.
CINCINNATI, O., August l5-The republicans
Of the 5th Congressional district of Ohio have
nominated Co. N. Wilson. The republicans
Of the 18th district have renominated Henry
q Noo1
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THE YELLOW FEVER PLAGUE.
Its MaliGnanf Character at (Irenads

GRENADA, MISS, August l5.-SiXteen expe.
and VeaZie, arrived yesterday morning from
New Orleans. The nurses were quickly as
signed to afflicted families. The type of the
is Sr ns@ mag9an and is
peared, and deaths were reported in the last
"a hours. There are fully 125 cases. The white
Population is now reduced to 100. None of the
OF cases have yet recovered The brave and
self-sacl ificing doctors of New Orleans, as.
sisted by the resident physicians are doing
noble work, and gratefulheartS go out to them
and to the generous citizens of New Orleans
in this hO,lr Of deem afftictiOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

The SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan
to day Amounted TO S5G2 700
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SMALLEST HOMESTEAD KNOWN. Reuben
hawens, of Chebause, ILL.,, having presented
his application to enter under the provisions
OF the homestead law on that part of the
s; s; W: OF s. g. "a. west OF IroquOis
Is west, Illinois, containing n-i0O
acre. the same was allowed by Commissioner
Wllams0n, this day, as register ex-officiO
This Is the smallest homestead ever entered
upon in the United States,
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PROF. BAXTER DROWNED.-TheS Signal CORDS
station at Cape May reports gs follows Prof
Baxter, professor of elocution at Harvard col
lege, was drowned here about IL o'clock this
morning, while swimming out beyond bis
depth The body is not yet recovered.
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TOBACCO.

Awarded highest prize al c.. snniai Exposition
for Fne esetotso qualities asa eIcelis1cs and
k0st3Ss0 character Of 6toeetentrig and dGUDriny
The best tobacco ever made. As our blue strip
trade mark is closely Initiated on inferior goods
BEE that J9ekso%'s Best is on every plug. Gold by
all dealers. Send for sample, free, to G.. 4. JACK
BON Co., n frs, Petersburg, Va. 114-m, th&k.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

SECRETARY SHERMAN does not expect to
return to Washington much before the end Of
this month. After remaining here few days
he will go to Ohio and make at least one cam.
paign speech, as an offset to the late speech o.
Senator Thurman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS-The PreSi-
dent today appointed Henry Z. Osborne, of
California, to be receiver of public moneys at
Bodie, California, and Simon w. SwitZer, of
Nebraska, to qe register of the land Office at
BLOOMINGTON, Nebraska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

AS AN ADDITIONAL GUARD against frauds
in the distillation of liquor, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue Raum is placing two lots of
gaugers in the different districts throughout
the liquor producing sections of the country
On lot v ill, as heretofore, measure the LIQUOR
IN the diStillerieS, while the other will regauge
houses. This plan will, it is expected, pre-
vent the possibility of cOllusiOn between dis
tiiCrS and gaugerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

FRENCH and KNGLISH CHINA, IN
CROCKERY,
- GLASS WARE,
zine CUTLERY and PLATED WARE -
REfRl6ERAT0RS,
ICE PITCHERS aAd WATER COOLIES.
Pun stsck best goods at low prices.
II. W. DEVkRID0R,
(LAte Webb q Beverfdeo,l
1xo1 No 1908 Pennsyyu0nts 0ce,s,<e,
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A FEW MORE NOTARIEs.-The President to-
day added to the list of nOtaries public for the
District the fOllOWing:-E. B. Hay, Charles S.
Lusk, /. q. Kimbali, Aaron Bradshaw, Mac.
donald Douglass, and j. Thomas Turner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

A REFRACTORY POsTMAsTER.-The mem.
6ers of the state executive committee Of Ohio
have made formal complaint to President
Hayes that Postmaster LOge, of Cincinnati,
tee asking for contribution for campaign ex-
penSes, but that his letter declining to con-
tribute was very tart in its terms. Extracts
from LOge'S letter to the committee weIo sent
to the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-15

SECRETARY SCHURZ is in bad health, due,
he thinks, to touch of malaria, ard expacts
to leave the city tomorrow night for visit OF
a few daYS at Deer Park.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30
PORT MADISON ITRNs Extensive
improvements NJ Port M.d;.or AL,

PoRT MADISON ITEMS Extensive
improvements at Port Madison are still
IN progress The new wharf and
warehouse which has frontage Of 26O
feet is said to be one of the best and
most substantial constructions of the
kind on the Sound. Extensive lattice
work firerooms are being built over the
old and new boilers in the mill and they
will be very light and also afford the
best possible ventilation. Philip Wist
the accommodating proprietor of the
Port Madison hotel has q house full of
boarders and seems to be doing q rush
ing business. Prosperity seems to be
smiling on this industrious milling port
at present. The new scantling gang,
invented by Mr.. Bullene. of Seattle is
all ready to commence operations lust
as soon as the brickwork is done around
the new boilers. and by the way, this is
the largest circular gang on Puget
Sound. The brickwork around the new
boilers will IN be finished and the
old ones which have been in operation
90 long will be given q rest and be all
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
Mr.. Meigs, who has just complet ed
some very satisfactory financial ar
rangements. is expected to arrive
at Port Madison about the first of Oc-
tober.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

BURIED. The remains of the young
-. Hward Blake, who fell from the
~ uhsrf and was drowned on Friday
ut was inferred yesterday. Rev. l.
Aan officiating at the grave. Mr..
3ls was about twenty years of age
Mh mid to have an aged father aud
ny ulster living in Maine. whom he
= Importing by his wages. He
apsd on the Barring Brothers about
hsn months ago. and was acting in
&npedty Of watchman of that ship
Z - tins Of his death. It seems he
MUkupon the wharf with lantern
- Vile there his light was blown
M9tk wind. and making q misstep
= y DIRK, fell through one of the
M helu under the incline and In the
" Nnek his head against . timber
~ eaealQuently drowned without Q
ssnQh All the assistance possible
sa9Mllt TO his aid but it was too
is'a lhedy wss recovered the next
gay, eadsln being encased in y neat
oasks! ~ hQswed to its last resting
place bys = risnds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30
Kitsap County Republican Nom;.
nations.

The following are the nom;.
nations Of the Republican Convention
held at Pert Madison Saturday, Sept
18th inst.
For Representative. Kitsap county.
5 W Hovey; Joint Representative Eot
kitsap and Jefferson counties, A SNYDER
County Commissioners, Frank K,nc
lst district; s W Hovey, End district: II
e McQuillan, Sd district.
Treasurer. p ) Primrose.
Auditor. N McCallum.
Sheriff. J Comstcck.
Probate Judge, II A Be.ton.
Coroner. w P Morgan.
Surveyor. ID B Jackson.
Wreckwaster, w d Scott.
School Supt. DR. S Houghton.
Justices of the Pesce, Alex Allen.
Port Madison; A Snyder, Port Blakely:
Hugh Ross, Port Gamble; A Rounds,
Seabeck.
Delegates TO the Vancouver Conven.
ton: D B Jackson. ] W Phillips and
G F Raymond
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

In TowN.-Joseph Edwards, agent
for 8. w. Brown, Of the Vancouver
Nurseries. is now in the city and will
receive orders for fruit and Ornamental
trees. shrubbery. flowers. etc. Mr..
Brown 10 On old and reliable nursery
man. of excellent reputation and guar
antsss everything he sells true to name
and a. represented. Now il the time
to get choice flowers. shrubbery, ETC..
of . reliable man.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you lead
q miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world. it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia. with
all its miserable effects. such as sick
headache. palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual cositiveness. dizziness
OF the head. nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sale now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and
not druggist but will tell you of its
wonderful cures. You can buy Sample
Bottle for ten cents. Three doses will
relieve you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

~. ~. Eight Of the nine public
~a. ..Aslsr' Of this city took passage
esphyr last evening. to attend
oi,.;esn Ill Institute, which opens in
ssP so-day; The people at the
~. asW made every arrangement
- n eemtort and entertainment
= ~ s' having Rcvs. J. R. Thoup-
". !. =. =. Utter and Hon. j. b.
NV = Iook after that matter. No
~s y NJ large attendance will be-
"a s., te's meeting Of the Institute
kssssss reason to be proud OF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

ORGANIZED. Last week the Spirit
ualists Of Olympia held q largely at
tended meeting at the Champion Hall,
in that city, aud affected permanent
organization. the society taking the
name OF Friends of Unity and Pro-
gress." Mr.. g. A. Barnes was elected
president. Mr.. ]. E. Clark, secretary
and.Mrs. Emily G. French, treasurer.
who were likewise constituted board
of directors. The roll of membership
contains about thirty names.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

COMING TO PORTLAND.-Mrs Scott
Siddons. the eminent tragcdienne, has
telegraphed to parties in Portland to
the effect that she will sail for that city
to morrow, for the purpose of playing q
short season in that city. She will be
supported by first class company. No
doubt this widely famed and talented
actress would play one or two engage
ments on the Sound If the fact should
be represented to her that it would be
made an object to her to do SO. We
hope some steps will be takon by our
theatre loving people to induce her to
play . brief season in our city.
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Alros Primary. u primary
s J Of the Democracy of Milton
f''eint bald Sept. 9th, 1873. Mr.. o.
: aai! Was elected Chairman ond II.
: O.at Secretary. The Chairman
sns 49, @ ne meeting that they were
49, 3. 'cgseher for the purpose OF elect
s WE delegates to the Democratic
Sss' .cs to be held ct Seattle. Oct.
-, sslS' to nominate preciact officers
~ ~ precinct. On motion, Messrs
Se!too, 0 A Hall and H A Swift
4. ~ elected delegates 10 attend
m ucfs.ald convention. On motion
~ Z vsston was nominated for Justice
~ Fsaes and w A Ray was nomi-
constable for Milton precinct.
ing no further business before
-snag It adjourned. sine die.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

ABsENT.--County Auditor Booth has
been in Oregon during the past week
before committees of the Legislature of
that State. his object being to have a
patented assessment blank adopted by
that State. This form 10 now generally in
use in this Territory and it is said to be
great improvement over the old style.
Master Lawrence Booth. who has been
Q clerk in the Office for . number Of
years is attending to the affairs of his
fsther in the Office during his absence.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

ARREsTED. Yesterday two drunken
Indians were arrested on the streets
and later in the evening the Chinaman
accused Of selling them the whiskey
was arrested and locked up. The case
Of the Chinaman will no doubt be heard
to-day before Z. 3. Commissioners An
drews, while the Justices of the Peace
will deal with poor Lo."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30
COUNTY FAIR.
FOURTH DAY.

- f.sturc of the fourth and
ri = our County Fair was the
~ =: :.strumental concert in the
- 80 ;a.stsrspersed with various
~ ,sstine exercises. The large
- !. i.irly packed '. witt, It'll, I people
b the performance 70 con aa a"a,
y ,ocsl selection, some OF eur
: comic song. interpreted
u ~ n..n Clark was then introduced
D. s;snoe. and recited q poem
9! = ~ veil resolved:
SNYDER favored the audience
- Il her choice vocal selections.
- q. White then came forward.
~ witty remarks, presented
Yesler with a very large
r.,aseed fork. which was after
q good use Of by that gentle
q, Yesler very gracefully
:. III donors. and stated that he
- ths present as a tuning fork
~. tnrn Il over to some one who
h, sacb 30 article worse than him
~ audience then listened to
= !. sIree comic songs and dances.
49, Nay" was then sung by "our
1npinps then came forward, in
- Of 8 .'colored individuality"
~ the audience in an uproar for
-, al a. hour in his welltaken
y rsclusive argument regarding the
4 .hsorbipg topic Of what shall we
= !. "a our girls" Before leaving the
- i M the recipient Of a hat full
: ssoaess, which were Of themselves
s..s;siye proof that he had touched
I. .ouulsr chord in his interesting and
~, destructive address.
fslse Vas next announced. and
!. - forth, fork in hand, and sung
!. h,orits cong. "Old Grimes" His
, !. Of this antiquated piece was
:.oly immense. He sung it in a key
an be took firm his big three
ssa1,d fork. sitter striking that in
tsssss violently against the sole of
= bot. And for the tune, It could
&, b. exeslled by the historical one
80 which the old cow died. This
- " loudly applauded. and highly
's,rsiSssd BY our music loving CON-
sraity.
pnident Lawton then made a few
rnseka saying that the fair had been
, rssd pecunisry success. and stated
Il The sssociation would profit by the
apsriencc that they have had, and by
ling . little judicious advertising and
nking more specific arrangements,
ndmvor ~ make the fair of 1879 far
ual dthsr of its predecessors. He
il katsd that the hall would be
land Of the chairs, and the young
psple would close the entertainment
ish / little dance. Quite a number
uuainsd, and two Or three hours were
Dssed u tripping the light fantastic"
] ssis furnished by Mr. Steinweg.
lias closed the second fair held under
y auspices of the King County In
Ilkrnl association. We will publish
n swasd Of premiums as soon as the
luslssy 10 able to furnish US the desir.
1 isfmmation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-30

NEW ARRIvAL.-Meadam Bur-
roughs & Keith have just received from
San Francisco splendid new stock Of
millinery. hats. bonnets, etc, Of the lat.
est Fall styles. which they will dispose
of at the lowest prices. Patrons are in
vited to call and examine their stock.
All work in their line executed neatly
and promptly. They also have the
agency for A. Burdette Smiths pat.
terms.