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vs.. In aasumpht with an attachment
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover from the de-
PENDANT S2,039, with interest thereon from the ii
day Of January, 1877, until payment, due plaintiff
from defendant for services rs physican, rendered
defendant by p'RIntiffin attending the defendant
and bis family during the years from 1874 10 $50,
inclusive, and 10 subject The property Of the de.
ieudant attached herein To- the payment thereof and
Of the costsof this suit, and i appearing from the
affidavit Of Alfred Caldwell fied herein that the
defendant Il not u resident Of this State, and the
defendant not having been teTyed with 4 copy, Of
the order Of attachment or with process In this
suit, It further appearing that the Etna Lie insu-
rance Company Of Hartford, Connecticut, garnishee
was indebted 10 the defendant IN s2bS when sum.
moned as gaInlIhle 10 this suit; NJ, ordered by the
Court TINT said defendant 10 required 70 appear
within four week. after the date Of the drst publ
cation Of this order and do what Is necessary to
protect his Interests, and that this order thRll be
published and posted as orders Of publication are
required 10 DO published and posted by law.
Ieste- SAMUEL .. MCCULLOUGH CLERK.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL. Attorneys for Pph.
IaiE-W
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FURs!

Ladies' and ChIldren's Fun Of ell kinds ls
and prices. here Is something useful taa'T n
Gift. Our stock Is new and u the bat rdl "
Mink, Sable, Alaska Mink, Lynx, ~ y
ChIldren's Blue Consy, White ConsJ, lEdH
Coney, and other varieties. All very thdh
Felt and Cloth skirtE-A fne line Of ihatp"'
acme Rs low rs 60c. vL
Ladies' and Gentiemen'S Silk Snd Lne W ,,
kerchieis-yery suitable for the holo'lA y
and sec them.
Gentlemen's 6nc Cashmere MuflaI-i@
assortment OF these very deslnhle goods ~, al
Ladies' Twlllghts, Clouds and HIlai', ~ ~
Lace Ties, ColLITs and CuiL Hosiery Ieauss
Everything necessary TO hi ysu Out -
Holidays,
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n,RusTEE's SALE
OF I'M
GIades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.
u~,RIrsTEE,s SALE

Nv yIrte Of a desd OF trust msde by Abnef INa a.
,Jr.. 10 the undersigned trustee, dated tne !Sn ~ t sJ
Of December. 1875, and Of recora, ailGps H. tD 1rrnSi
rIcordsof PTeatnn county Me1t lISlniII III an
Deed Bcok No. ~, PIP. Sl6, s2s and agh l VIII On
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FOR SALE.
noRsA1E-

oss, for s.lo my property on Main street, sS1;
sStins Of Two store rooms apd dweiIiPg ~ ~ s.erIeS
hISh 4 ,Isa o6er for sale the Saloon In room Nc.
sni5 vith ali inc hXIuTts eemplete, q 2 trei,I
iSrt.In' Tenn easy. For iuil Particular apply
uaIb4AH' JOHN sCHNELL, sR.,
No. 20l6 Main street.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the District Of West Virginia.
Thomas o. Groye

A. NJ Black with Elizabeth R. Black bis wife and
James Hammond with Amanda Hammond his
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY
1877. MORGANTOWN' 'N'

This InstltutIon Of LGarDlnr, andd u, Z
oy Of ReY: ]. Il. Thompson, A.; " Z 'sHss,s;id
n new era Of prosperity. DlTlng lnS b.
Just closed, tho Attendance Of algdehD Il sbs
ed over G5 per cent. II hiss q MtS I,fA
Faculty. a beautiful, healihihl az W ItNn5
ample Scientific and PhiI0+ophlt.. 1I5nRg
ALibrAry constantly grOWingi = ruI' oiitbaJ1
most thorough character 4 s'Snal,H Il btpE
supposed by no American in'illuio clbfP
TIiK EXPENSES AK LES than AZ nj. EilH
known 10 AttJTd equal NivAnL1sr. ,sui JTts
begins September 6thi the WINE IN ~
%, and Spring term March :.'I l., pr4Bsi
nation, catalogues, DC, 'ddft'' Wv vGIS
'ho' tsccSsry@
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


SEim Grove AccommodatIou-ThIs train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDlily except sunday-Newark Accommodation.
iSteubenyille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry aud Bellalte, stopping when regui-
red at sherman House, Rtnaytlle, West Wheeling
aud Gravel Hill.
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IN OUR
DOMESTIC Department

You Will end u stock full and UBPt's
at Bottom Prices. Lh.
Our i0-I White Blankets for {! @'TAN
blanket In the city for that price. am, ~.
Our heavy Grey TWlIled Flannel ""
them all down. az
20 Yards fpe Brown Muslin or...,..~.7
70 YGrds44 extra quVlity M'chei Ng'Ia"
u Yards extra quality Cotton Flahpei '"-
10 Yards beat Calico iOr..."........,. s''''"'-
20 Yards good Calico ....'''.'.''''-
90 Yards good CArEet..."m..,...'."'"'""'''
20 Yards extra good cAfpet-..";"""ir.,,y !
Our Powered Carpet beats all others
The Cheapest stock Of CARPETS, OLLIE
and WINDOW SHADES in the ely
Zee our goods before buying.
@rNo Goods Misreprcsen'F'N
Goods sold for what they are, and at 'S''
price for CaAh.
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE

The annual Stakeholder meeting q, n,
lin Insurance Company Of Wheeling, for n Haat'
tIon Of nine Directors, will ba held Al th.Asr
the Company on MONDAY, January SiS ~
tso until four o'clock I'm. l's
iai6 7, p. PHIIIIps
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-ARTIN,S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

No. iIs5 MARKEr ST., q ne oay arGt-eLdu Rst.
tauraat IN tAs CITY. II Is the only Restaurant that
has sepAute rooms for ladies' or where you can Gnd
that quiet cleanliness Of 4 home, combined
with the hest eaisiaA that can 10 found IN the elty.
He keeps on hand the very bot the market affords
In vegetables, nih, oysters, game, and everything
In season, and serves II up 10 4 manner unexcell0d
In the country. He can DO rolled upon AlWaYs 70
furnish everything dISt-elAAs. det0l
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods

Reduced In price to give all a ehIbU sSIl
Christmas or New Years Present.
A big lot Of Dress Goods arriving a. lIf
Our fne Black Cnthmeres, all wool tOi@ y
76c, and undoubtedly the bcst gods 10 stsnIA
the price.
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CTATEOF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY
y Circuit Court. November %, 1877.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED TO Observation-Disclosures Land
w for P6ney and Basket Phnion. Adtrea :
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FoR REHT-The dwelling No. 1913 Main 81,
II now occupied by VIM. Collins HISS gas and
water and all modern convenieneeI. Rent low
co, Wholesale DruRglIts iAi6-eod
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DOR RENT
From February list, ls7s,-Houso No.
2sl6 Main street, containing six rooms,
with water and gas.
Apply at glOs Main street. ia16
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Mr.. Umstead, Deputy Sheriff Of this
county, was in town yesterday notifying
some Of our citizens to pay a visit to the
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TRusTEE's SALE

C. HKRyEY, Auctioneer
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BUILDINGS BUILDING MATERIAL
FORSALE-

January i2th, 1875. S n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-20

SUGGESTION live Yankee went
to Astoria several years ago. aud
worked awhile in that neighborhocd
till be finally persuaded some friends
10 that city and Portlsnd to ct out .
fishing vessel for him to try the cod
banks on the Alaska coast. He now
supplies the markets Of those two cities
with the finest of "blsck nsps" cod
6sh. pronounced far superior to the
Eastern fish re..iled here in oil our
grocery stores. Why cannot our mer-
chants in this ci!y and Port Townsend
rig up similar enterprise aud inaugu-
rate great local source Of revenue !
There certainly is no. lack Of money in
our midst. and no lack Of suitable men
to man and navigate such a vessel
The captain above referred to. writes .
very pithy letter to Portland paper.
in which he says:
"You say Pacific cod is out of favsrt
and let me tell you the reason. The
business has been damned in its infan-
cy by Csliforniaus in the desire to
please the eye at the expense of the
stomach. At San Frsncisco large watts
or tanks are built. and Goldfish are
thrown in by the hundred thousand.
and there soak in alum water fer weeks
OF months; or till orders are received.
and then taken out rs required mack
erel are served in the same way.
Whenever you see IN exceedingly nice.
white msckerel. you say. alum :" and
II You are skeptical Oh this, get the
meansst. oldest and most rusty fish you
can find-tbs more rusty the better, tor
it will go further to convince you--put
il through this alum process. and you
have . fish. beautiful in appearance,
bet scarcely fit for fertiliziug pur-
poses"
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secure the object sought. in case of
failure of the North Pacific bill FIRST
herein referred to.
Now, if We could obtain aid for the
Seattle and Walla Walls Railroad, our
triumph would be complete. This /
think might be accomplished with
suitable effort.
In conclusion in this. my last letter
TO tie press in relation to these mat
tiers, think ! may venture to say that
in these conflicts in committees. and
the various pamphlets and other publ
cations that have been made. our Ter
ri.ory has been somewhat advertised ;
ct least in Congress. and every day and
many times q day Senators and Repre-
sentatives are enquiriDg about our coun-
try. its climate and resources. and ex-
pressing their surprise and gratitca-
ton to learn Of the extent, climate and
resources of our Territory. To-day at
different times in the street cars
Senator, and also Representative,
with neither of whom was up to that
time personally acquainted, made in
ouiries and expressions of the charac-
ter stated. This will help US also in
the matter of cur admission into the
Union as . State. But l must close. /
shall leave here. nothing preventing,
90 IS TO take the steamer Of the 10Th
inst. at San Francisco fos Seattle.
had nearly forgotten to state that
the Committee on Pacific Railroads IN
the House at one time had determined
to report an extension of time on the
branch line of the North Pacific, re-
quiring them to continue their main
line to Seattle, and construct the branch
across the mountains from that point.
completing twenty five miles per year !;
but the company protested so strongly
against this, and as We knew the com.
psny would not comply with such con-
ditions so long as it is controlled by the
land ring, and the result would be
simply to tie up the lands for another
long period of time, We did not think it
advisable to pass such report. and the
first report as herein stated was finally
agreed upon. 1t is much better for us.
l think.
see the New..York Tribune made .
note Of this proposed report. and if it
was telegraphed to the Pacific coast. no
doubt made something Of sensation
at Seattle and Tacoma. NJ.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. c..
February I'd. 1878.

RD. ISrELLIoINcER - For the last
two weeks No have had one continuous
battle with the North Pacific Railroad
and Oregon before the various Com
nittess. and the eannonadins hes bssn
lively and the war bitter. though blood.
lea. The North Pacific has surrsu-
dersd. though after . desperate strug-
gle. and o. honorable farms.
The terms are - follows: The land
grant - the branch line 10 to b sur.
rendered. and restored to settlement,
except email strip in the shape Of .
triangle. embracing the odd sections for
twenty miles northeast. or at right
angles with the line Of the Puysllup
road. This leaves Seattle, the most Of
King county. and oil the counties north
and sas., iscluding Yakima. free from
this grant. aad the lands opsn to settle
osat ct 81 rs per acre. These terms
were agreed to to-day in the Committee
orPsciac Railroads Of tbs House, and
the bill will be reported on Monday.
All lands sold. or contracted to b cold
by the Company oG the main line, ere
r. bs subjsct to tsxation. and various
ether prosisions are contnined in the
hill tor the protection Of Seattle. We
shall not rely on this bill alone 70
ensure the restoration Of these lands.
but have another separate ard inde-
pendent bill before the Comnittss on
Public Lands Of the House. which will
now b reported - Of course. and with.
cne eppositios. and will pes both
Essso without any dimsalty. and thus
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CONsTAsTINoPLE, Feb. IS. - The
Russians have withdrawn from the Sa-
tide Rsdoubt of the Constantinople
line Of defences occupied on Friday.
Orders to the Russian troops are not to
cross the lines Of delnsrkation fixed in
the srmistice.
LONDON, Feb. l8.-ln the House Of
Lords tonight Lords StrAthsden and
Campbell will move that the opinion oil
this House on the tor ms of the armis-
tice between Russia and the Porte are
such a. to justify her Msjesty's Gov.
eminent in taking every precsution to
discourage any encroachment by which
the treaties Of 1856 and 1871 are unfor-
tunatsly threatened.
Some officers at Aldershott have been
semi POLITICALLY notified that the Second
Army Corps will be modified at an
ssrly day.
Frankfort on-the. Main is conspicu.
oualy mentioned as the place fer hold
Ing the Congress. but Baden Baden il
likely to b selected.
Austria lays great stress on the Con.
grsss assembling - soon ~ possible -
the surest means Of preventing further
complications.
A public meeting of workingmen in
London Is the question fxcd for Thurs
day.
LONDON. Feb. lS-Conhicting defini-
tions arc given OF the reason and. char
aoter Of the German intervention,
which seems to have tided over the
recent crisis.
BRussxLs, Feb. l8-An Official tele-
gram from Zanzibar announces the
death there of Min Mars and Crespel.
vho were cent by the King Of the Bel
giaus to explore the interior Of Africa.
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Tn AstoeiA pppsr dsasnds that
tAsss sheald b ssos measures adopted
- protsct iAmiliss il hat city from
lseso By sswsllsd hsadA" Il another
psEti0 q the sams paper ~ rad that
. hogss westphaliAn baron has BEEN
siceinisias IL god people Of that city
n snail loans q Eve. Ten and twenty
dollarA This probably s6ords come
solution to ths complaint. II the peo-
~ viii ooatsat thsmsslvss with the
acqaaintanss Of plain AmsriAa citi.
ssaA tAsy viii avoid bsisg vsctinised
b. thsss foreign "svsll-hsads" Who
psaf6o coaanguinity With 0sesrsl 0ko-
bsle3. Coant ssvsnysaritsh and Prince
xnssksnstiG. The ssnsdy iiss within
~ hsnds Of year oWa psopls. bsosAss
Ifsland.
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A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sud-
den changes OF tempenature-rsin, wind
and sunshine often lntermingled in a
single dsy-it is no wonder that our
children. friends and relatives are so
frequently taken from us by neglected
colds. half the deaths resulting directly
from this caIse. A bottle of Bosche's
German Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, a large doctor bill and perhaps
death, by the use of three or four doses.
For curing consumption. Hemmorages.
Pneumonis, Severe Coughs, Group or
any disease of the throat or lungs. its
success is simply wonderful. as your
druggist will tell you. German Syrup
is now sold in every town and village
on this Continent. Ssmple bottles for
trial 10 cents; regular size, 75c.
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OHlcial Press OF King County.
THE sI0NIPICANCE OF THE
SILVER Law.

At last. the silver bill has passed the
Senate - we'll - the House, and silver
II 10 be legal tender for ell accounts
public OF private where . contract does
not exist to pay gold. Not less than
12,OOO, 900. nor mors than $4,000, 600
iH silver are to b coined monthly.
The effect Of this ensc:me is to
make silve. the national currency Of
the United States. Instead ofgreenbacks
or gold. II. however. it happened that
the silver dollar were At q premium
over gold. the cheaper gold would sup
plant it.
The oct il measure in behalf Of in
dustry; = victory Of labor over capital.
1t 10 saying that the poor mans curren-
ey shall b. the currency Of the nation,
end not the rich mans. The Senate
amendment, though. that where prom
lee have bsen or shall be made to pay
in gold. gold shall be paid. is just and
right.
The demonstration Of silver will
have tendency 10 equaliEs ths value
Of silver dollars with those Of gold, by
Increasing their ascinlnsss; but the
government cannot by any Law make
gold and silver squsl in value srbi-
srsrily, in dsdGnos of the laws Of eow-
msree. II the holders 81 gold will not
exchange it for silver, dollar for dollar.
they cannot be compelled u do 50. II
gold should b able ~ command any
considerable premium - compared
with silver. the result will bs imitation !;
tast i the prices Of commodities gsnsr-
ally. whether food. lands. goods, labor.
rents or interest. will rise from their
present gold basis. This consequence
Il u easy to - would be . great boon
to the country. High prices and pros
psrity low prices and universal dis
tres" 10 the rule. We do not bslisve
that modsrase imitation 10 an evil. It
10 only the imitation caused by base.
lsss Currency that 10 psrilous - for
example, IN ovsr.issus u irredesmable
pepsr currency Of uncertain and 6uctu-
ating value. Therefore. w cay. lot
gold stand forever ct . premium If it
will bat Ne bad rather ses three cents
on the dollar given to tho rich holder
Of aooamulatsd wealth, than ten csnts
on the dollar taken from the poor man
that tolls to make our wealth.
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REV. DANIEL BAoLxy proposes to
have the three Judges nominated by
the Republican Conventions - delegates
at large to the Walla Wslla Convex
ton; and If the Democratic Couvsn-
tions will accept them. then the three
Dsmooratio candidates for the Judicial
Distriets to b ratified BY the Rspubli.
caas. This. he thinks. will secure .
nen-partisan convention - . certain
extent. leaving only the nine delegates
nom the Council districts to 20 through
The ordinary routine Of politics. We
Ire afraid the thing woa't work, for
ssvsral rsasoos. First, though tho
judges contend that constitutional dele
gate u not IN Office within the mean.
Ing Of law. this We meet with the asssr-
ton that the oct preseribes the pay Of
To dslsgatss. and any position which
10 paid Tor. 10 an office, and not trust.
Hence ws contend that the Judges,
Governor and ell other edicers are in
eligible. The second objection 10 that
this non-partisan business 10 humbua
and . dslusioa, the failacy Of which
was thoroughly exposed BY the count.
ing-in Of Prssidsat Hayes. The Deme-
srats Submitted to that In the belief
that the euprsns Judiciary Of America
was above sordid party considerations.
TAsy awoks 70 ard that Judges ore
snly men. aitsr oil. and that non.pss.
tisan Judiciary was myth. Lastly. We
asd ansthw serious objection to having
IL thsss Judess in that Convention =
their waat Of Interest IN The Territory,
bsyosd their tenure Of oiice. Two out
q thrss came hsrs with Fsdeeal Cd.
pedatmsats In their pockets. and Il i
~ ahsly Try would have come here
q oil but Tor thoss appointments. The
msn who Aans The Consultation for
ear cooiag atats sAesh b men who
cene hsrs .oa tAsir own hook" cad
vAe wea't lsavs n when they become
psivats citissna
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HAVING removed from Cherry street
to the Elephant store room, on Front
street, l wish to announce to my old
patrons and all others. that I am still
alive and always ready to wait on all
my customers in Q business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere in Seattle. Give me
. 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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~ At the Tvoli Beer Hall, Occi-
dental Square, they have Boca, Stella
COON. 4uckilteo. and Smeig's Lager
Beer on drsneht; and the celebrated
Budweiser, Milwaukee, and st. Louis
Lager Beer in pint and quart bottles.
Also, all kinds of lunches to order.
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street, opposite the Post Ofice. Every
thing hrsf-class. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guests. KNuDsoN s WEBSTER
Projectors.
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WHITE KID SLIPPERS and French
hid boots for dancing Opera, croquet,
kid. cloth and carpet slippers. Fancy
shoes. ETC., etc. Cosk.soled boots and
custom work will have special atten.
ticn. TREEN's, Commercial street.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
ct lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire.
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. W.T..
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PouR PorSDs Of good Costa Rica
coffee u and eight pounds Of crushed
sugar for 81 can be had at o. A. Nc.
Callister's, on Front street.
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Hor BosToS Brown BREAD on Sun.
day morning 1t the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your osders for delivery during
the week.
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d. LOCKE. n. D.. Deatist. does not
intend to leave, ~ reported; but will
be foand at his Office. Fraueathars
Block. ready to do the BEST work at
the lowest rates.
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FoR 0ENuISE GERMAN Milk Bread
go to Piper's.
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
DALI Ls'TELLICE.ATER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY
EAST E1sN STATES.

EAST EKN STATES.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is Very iinpo-
sing funeral ceremonies in honor Of the
lste Fope. Plus TX ton. place n. the
Italian Church st Santa Marie Msgds.
lsne di Pussi 20 day.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
10 the first hotel from the steamboat
landing is fire. proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WM JENSEN,
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DIE D.

eHINN-At the residence OF his son, 3. C.shinn,
on White River. Feb. 18th. Francis shinn. In
his ninstieth year.
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n A r r I e d

WAKEMAN-HARPER-At White River. Feb 18th
by the Rev. J. A. Wirth. Mr.. Melnor Wskeu an
and Miss Annie Harper.
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BORN

EELL6-At Skokomish Agency. W. T. Feb. 18th
1878. to the wife Of Edwin Eells. e. 8. Indian
Agent. twins. both daughters.