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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-12-13

From DIR. S. w. HUNTER, Baltimore, Md.-Having
become familiar with Colden's Liebigs Liquid Ex-
tract Of Beef and Tonic Invigorator take pleasure
in recommending it as an excellent preparation i,
combining as it does FOOD and TONIC in a remarka.
BILE way producing good blood, health and strength
G, W. MAY 8 Co., Agents. dec CT
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The Fin nee Question

ED. INTELLIGENCER - N. >. Il.
says when Greek meets Greek den
comes dat tug NIT der war; but l says
when Dutch meets Dutch den comes dot
lager bier. De places where dey gets
dem all de time, youst so colt vat 1t
comes NIT Alaska out, ish dat Vanity
Fair Saloon. keepet by dat Young init
Burner. Dare vas dat Slorah' 5
Schmieg's, Steilacoom and st. Louis
lsgers-bier, vat dey hat. Dose pigs
feet and Schweitzer case. for vat We pay
fifteen cents, vas pooty body init dose
sour behring's. Uf you likes dose 0. K.
Cutter und Marteil brandy. und wine,
vat dey keeps NIT docs fine Vanity
Fair cigars, dot makes dem nothings
out, NIT de ten cents vat you pay. IF
you likes q brivate room where you
talks NIT a frient and drink dat colt
bier, you fint it up NIT dat back door.
HERR JoERG.
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METEOROLOGY.
PORT BLAKELY, June 4th, '7e

fOhT bLAhELI, juno 1tui 30.
Ed. INTELLIGENCER: As this re-
port includes just Q year since my ar.
rival in Seattle, it may not be out OF
place to repeat q few items of interest
in this article.
The metsrology Of May is as follows
Greatest heat ninety degrees, on the
9th. being two degrees warmer than any
day during the past year. The coolest
mornings was the Sd, 9th and 18th.
each being so degrees. Average fol
the month 81 j degrees. Rain fall, 3.2j
inches Cloudy, with more or less rain
Is days; bright ard beautiful Is days
Total rain fall for the year commenc.
ing with June 1st. 1877. to date 532
inches.
The average temperature of the three
summe: months was 81 degrees. That
of the three autumn months 80 degrees
The three winter months 43T degrees
and March. April and May, 53s degrees
Average temperature for the year 81
degrees. Coolest at any one time dur
ing the year was 26 degrees, on the 4th
Of January, aud the two warmest days
were. July 10th. SS degrees, and May
9th ult. 90 degrees.
The question naturally arises where,
on Gods green earth, can finer record
be given than this of Puget SoundI
Respectfully, r. NJ. HosKINsoN.
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A New Settlement.
SuNNYDALB, June 4th, 1878.

SuNNYDALB, June 4th, 1878.
Ed. INTELLIGENcER Probably but
few Of your readers have heard of this
new settlement called Sunnydsle. 1t
is about ten miles south Of Seattle on
the county road leading from Du-
vanish tn the salt water of Puget
Sound There is quite settlement
here now. composed OF one IrisLman.
two Englishmen. one Dane. and q
hoosier. Michael Kelly is our chsm-
dion Nimrod." He has killed two
large bears within the past week. The
first hsa q couple Of cubs. but these.
owing TO tho darkness, got away. The
second was q monster. the largest of
fifteen killed by Mr.. Kelly since his
residence in King county.
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ru,nn
l. Judicial District of the T.r.,,o- M THIRD
ington, holding Terms at the Citv >; Wv ~ Mnh-
and for the Counties of King and Kita.n ID
+. hoenigsberger. P. Koepioahsrcs.
koenlgsoerger, partners doing business ,,ns.s as. 2.
hrm name and style Of Koeniaphervs, p,sss sne
plaintiffs We. Charles W. Moore dsfera.rs 'no's'
Complaint filed in the County Of Kiss IN N.
office OF the Clerk of said District Court ~ 'as
tbe oMtea states OF America send greeting n
Charles w. Moore, Defendant. s
You are hereby required to apus,r IN a. .,.,..
brought against You by the aboye.namsd rl.;n
tins, In she District Court of the Third Iuaicis
District OF the Territsry of Washington. holsra
Terms at the City of Seattle, in the Conntv :
King. for the Counties of King and Kltssn ana
to answer the complaint filed therein. within
sixty days exclusive Of the day Of service. after
the date OF this summons, or judgment BY default
VIII DC taken against you, according to the
pray er Of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover Of vou N.
sum of 1901 20. gold coin, together with Interest
on SOS 90 thereof from November Goth lST7 and
on $40 70 thereof from December oath. KIT A
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum, due by you
To the said plaintiffs, as follows, to wit SaS o.
on account for goods, wares and merchandise 10
wit cigars aud tobacco sold and delivered By the
said plaintiffs at your special instance and reoues
at the Sity VI SdH rFduCiscO, IN STATE OF CAlifOf
mis-. or the said 26th day of November, 1877, and
for the further sum of $40 Is due by you to Rossn
baum Einstein. for goods, wares and merchsn.
disc to wit Cigars and tobacco, sold and deliy
cred by the said Rosenbaum 4 Einstein, At the
said City of San Francisco, at your special In.
stance and request, which said sum was duly a..
signed, for valuable consideration, to the said
plaintiffs by the said Rosenbaum 4 ElnsteiH I'll
Of which is more fully set out in plaintiffs com.
plant fled in this action, to which You are N.
ferred.
And you are hereby notified, that II you fell 10
appear and answer the said complaint q above
required, the said plaintiffs will take judgment
against you for the sum of 1907 rs, gold csin, In.
terest as aforesaid. and costs of suit.
- Witness the Hon. j. r. Lewis, Judge
LIP. of said Court. and the seal thereof. this
49, Sd day of May, A. D. 1878.
JAS. SEAvEY, Clefk,
BY WM. H. ANDREWS, Deputy.
McNAuGHr 4 LEARY, Attorneys for Psntifs.
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MISCELLANEOUS


Jn dhh DISTRICT DISTRICT COURT OF puu
ton ho1SinI district OF the Territory 20 THIRD
toT inc Counties of King ana Kitssoe ats!e, In ma
"iIliaiD A. Jennings. P;sin.sHp'
W. Moore. Defendant 'Aiiilin. and Ch.,s.
ofica ~ an C Mied IN the County OF "a,
once Oh the Clerk of said Dis.r;c, Aing. In TIA
~, Inc Cni'ed States of America $40 ~out.
Cnaries W: Moore, defendant "u Greeting 4.
, lou are hereby required to appe,r
In the nis.ri, you oy the above nsrr ~ action
an 'ns D.ssrle. Court of the Third r. plainta
trlct OF the Territory of Wssh;u judicial Dis'
Terms In the City Of Seattle ~ sson. holdins
Ming Tor the Counties Of King ana we we County a
answer the complaint filed tbsrs;aA i@ap, and !,
Gays texciuslve of the day OF ss,.,i. within sit,
oaie Oh TINS summons. or iudgmsr. after the
of the complaint. 'uing to the paw,
sum OF sl04 81, with interest 90 es OF you u,
from FEBRUARY 10th, 1878, and on g.. ~ thereof.
from the 18th day of April, Is7s 20 81 thereof.
ten per cent per annum, due nv "a - sne rate Of
plalntln as follows, to-wit: SsS ~ ~ 70 the aid
LOT eooos, wares and merchandise " sccount
Liquors and tobacco sold and SsI;, 70 wit
eaio pIaiuln st your special instsno.u o the
Ius a. Oty OF seattle, In said Kin, s r te.
and Tor the further sum of sos 70 an nisg COUNTY:
Frauenthal Brothers for goods vS Sas y yOu 10
was duly assigned to the said "nicn said sum
able consideration; and for the fa,tt tor valu.
50 80, due by you to Jacob law .1 s.f sum Of
which said sum was duly assigned ~ ,0s ..; pistol
TN FOR valuable Consideration. ana ~. sla plain.
ther sum OF 50 II due by Won 10 s -. me fun.
Brothers L Company, on acconnt ~. osnsaoaeher
said sum was assigned to said plsintis which
able consideration: all Of which T. ior valu
out in plaintiffs complaint fled ~ nv nj July set
TO which you are referred ~ 'his seton
And you are hereby notified. that 4,
appear and answer the said eom,',.,! you iail 10
required the said plaintiff will t.ss Is above
against you for the sum of $40. 81 ,!nsssnent
aforesaid, and costs of suit. a. interest q
49, Witness the Hon. ]. R. Isv,. =,
LIS. OF said Court, and the seal sh.ss, Judge
t~~) I'd day of May. A. D. iSs. A''s'' this
BY WIN. Fl. ANDREWS ns S,s.S
McNAUGHr LEARY, Attorneys for pl,;n,;g
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our observation over q hundred intelli-
gent and enterprising young mechanics
and others. heretofore dependencies of
the cities with families, who have dur
ing the last few months abandoned the
uncertainty of life city for the
SUBSTANTIAL INDEPENDENCE
Of the farmer. They have gone to
work like men, and instead of like
Thompsou's colt fording the stream
to get drink" located on claims right
at band in our own county, where some
of the finest agricultural land in the
Territory is yet to be had for improv-
ing.
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8 u M .MoNS'

TN THE DISTRICT COURT vf i ~ w.shDg.
ton roiding Tar,ns at the City Of Seattle ~ -
for the Counties of KiLg and Ntssp. uar-
Henry Wolters and Charles Fechnells 10. ,ud
para doing business under the nim, .ss n
style of Wolters h Fechheimer'
Charles W, Moore. Defendant. =, v,ns, In Ia
Connlaint filed In the County OF n r.r,t
office OF the Clerk of the said Distcs ssssue 10
The Uuited States OF Amencs ''A~
Charles w. Moore, defendant 4. N sction
You are hereby required 10 spp ps NAMED plsln
brought against you by tne az az ThIrd Judicial
District at the Territory OF wssninsssc ouuty a
T.rma ~ the City of Seattle, I'D sns ana 10
King ,nr the Counties OF King and AI s:sS,n ylsty
.nsS.r the complaint fled therein. 800 s,trr no
dsys EXCLUSIVE OF the day OF servlrls Z. defsali
date of this summons. or judgmsaa..a IL psysE
will be taken against you. sas0fu'Ae
Of the complaint. 80, r.covsf from ~,
The said action Is brou8nts ~ Hundred spa
the sum Of One Thousand seven n..shsr With ID
Thir,y.Two Dollars, gold coin. ioss's mi. A. D.
tarsst thereon from the 18th day ~ .ruum. tas
s7s AZ the rate OF ten per cen. ~ .l.nce on %.
nc Won 10 the said plsintins TOT ys.srdiss. con.
c0rnt for goods. wares. and 80 daliyered
sistins of liouors and cigars sofa d biz
NV the said plaintiffs 20 the saia ~ cty Of -
especisl instance and request: |" IN plsiniins
Francisco, State Of Califoruis,, -. sstiou snd in'
complaint stated, on file IN 'ni'
prayer thereof. ..aaa that II yon - -,
anu Soa la snsysr the said complain INA eaent
rea@ired the said plaintiffs will ia sOd cola In
AGAINST YOU for the sum OF ~, :.
seras, "a aforesaid. and coats OF SUI" avis judge
l~-] witness the Hon ne e. . =, thereof 'n'
". $. of said Court, and % InI is ss o.,.
,, WIN, i, , sssSss; i. ssi, ss,'::s
McNAUGHr 4 LEARr' A''0'A myF
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
| of King, Territory Of Washington.
In the matter of the Estate OF SOL0AON
BAXTkR. deceased.
Order to show cause why Decree Of Disirba
ton should not be made.
On reading and filing the petition OF george Y.
Tibbetts. Executor of the last will and testsmen!
of Solomon Baxter. deceased, setting forth tn,s
said estate is in proper condition 10 DC closed.
and that portion of the residue OF SAID essass
remains to be divided among the deyisess sno
egatees Of said deceased. as the persons en!iusa
1t is ordered, that ell persons interested " W.
estate of the said Solomon Baxter. deceas:o, =
and appear before the Probate Court Q, w
County of King. at the Court Room OF Ssla vou..,
In the City of Seattle, in said King CouoH ~ -
Saturday, the 29th day CT June, A. U. iSIs = w ~
O'Clock, A. NJ, then and there to show cause WY ~
an order of distribution should not Dc maze Z. ~
of the residue of said estate among the oss. =
and legatees of the said deceased accosuiAs y
law. :, ,h,. o,asr
1t is further ordered. that copy o. ss's ,.sss
be published weekly for four succsssse, 10 n
before the said 29th day OF June, 4. =. ,,s;r,sJ
the WEEKLY INrELLIGENCER,a newspsp1
and published in the said King Counu u,,vvp
Probate Judge,
Dated May 3lst, 1878.
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There 10 man who We regret to say
10 q church member in COED standing
who never drank . glass of whiskey,
smoked . pipe or courted . woman
He is 6fty years old. and liues alone.
Exchange poor fellow What q sad,
dull time he's had Of It to be sure
Our man has done all three. He did
them oil tho other sveding. and even
added his fourth happiness in life. which
consists in eating strawberries and
cream at Charley Kiel's. at the
Saddle Rock IN Commercial street. in
company with the lady he's counting
Best restaurant in the city.
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Exclusively to the
D.aILr TTELLIGE.s'CER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
Y WARRINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO, June 4-Governor
Brayman Of Idaho Territory telegrsphs
denying the charge that he furnished
ammunition to Bannock Indians. He
also states that war 10 imminent, that
all arms under his control have been
issued, and further supply is coming
from Vancouver and Bcnicia.
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Latest kilograms.

IL the ANaLo-RUssIAN War hangs
fire much longer the People of SEAT
TIE will get so tired out waiting that
there will be an OVERWHELMING rush
to the CENTENNIAL SALOON, and WAR
DECLARED against the fine BRANDS of
BEER. WINES. LIQUORS and Cigars con.
stantly kept on hand at this noted and
popular place Of resort.
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EUROPE.

BERLIN, June 3-Dr. Modelling can.
not recover from the injuries he inflict-
ed on himself at the time of his arrest.
He said he had accomplices in the
crime.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria shoph not
fail 10 stop at the Occidental Hotel. II
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals Is any house in the city. at only
81 % per day.
WN. JENSEN.
Wharf street, Victoria. b. T..
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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM for din
ner on Sunday at the Occidental.
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Wharf street, victoria, b. G.

o. ii. GooDwIS. Piano Tuner. will
be in Seattle again shortly to repair
and tune pianos or organs.
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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER ~
Published every morning, Sundays ex-
csptei3 and delivered TO sub scrioers anywhere IN
tae city. st % cents per week, .Table to the
Carrier; single copies 10 cents.
Per annum. $1,000 in advance.
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 10 Piper's
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TODD DoU0HERTY-In this city. June Sd, by
Rev. J. 4. With. Mr.. Samuel Todd and Mrs.
Mary Jane Doughsrty.
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STRIKING OUT.

During times OF flush prosperity the
etropolus is in danger of ou.growing
10 resources OF its surrounding or
ibntary country. Ii it be situated in
e heart of a young and growing ter
tery. the reaction which sucl. an
yergrowih brings about is not particu.
hr damaging to ito business interests.
4 only brings on period of partial
nj temporary stagnation. from which
soon receivers as the
q lSFLowINo TIDE
<Df immigration is directed into its un-
Settled tributary districts. Daring the
lush period of speculative excitemen,
(which followed the war, country
2llouses were everywhere deserted for
Ethe cities, which like plant in the
.shade. completely outgrew their re-
Sources. The reaction came, aud the
result as presented in most of the cities
Eof the older and more tlensely popu-
lated sections of our country were APP
paliing. Our city. in common with all
Others throughout the land, rather
over reached itself in the point of popu.
lation. bat the reaction for the reason
mentioned has been but light How
ever. it is bringing about a most
healthful aad desirable change re.
suit from which shall
REOPEN IMMENSE ADVANTAGES
In the not distant future. when
the era OF good times will dawn
upon the land The surplus population
instead of forsaking Us entirely. as IN
the case of older cities. is being rapidly
absorbed into the surrounding country.
We could count up within the circuit OF
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street, next to the Arcade" Every.
thing first class Open day and night
New furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guests.
ID. n. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians. or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now an established
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete sat
isfsction in severe cases of Lung Dis
eases. 1t is true there are yet thou.
sands of persons who are predisposed to
Throat and Lung Affections, Consump-
tien, Hemorrhages. Asthma, Severe
Colds settling on the Breast. Pneumo-
MIA. Whooping Cough, &c, who have
no personal knowledge of Boschee's
German Syrup. To such we would
say that $4,000 dozen were sold last
year without complaint. Consump-
tives try just Que bottle. Regular
size IS cents Sold by all Druggists
in America.
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This o.d and popular journal Of Western wash
"a gton with the largest circulation OF any Psper
IA the Territory, Is published every Saturday
morning Terms Three Dollars per an
nam. in advarce otherwise. $500.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of John l. Wood d'ee''''

n undersigned. o. ,ss ia q. j.
all persons having claims 1,ss sSs nsss. ssiiss
ceased, to exhibit them WIZ .stcr the Asss
ers. within twelve mon,ns aid Admini..
ton OF this notice; 20 ~. .ns County o. kssicr
rof' "Aa'' w. r. IMPETT' MAn01. dscssss'-
of Estate of Jno: i. ", "i s;a
Dated at Port Madison. May 1s''
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DIE D.

MOVES In Port Gamble. May 3lst. Of consump-
ton OF the bowels. Mamie H.. second daughter
OF Charles J. and Melissa A. Noyes. aged II
years. months and 10 days. A native Of Port
Gamble.
Mschias, Maine. papers please copy.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

STEAMER MOVEMENTS steamer Miss.
issippi, Capt. Thearle of the Dominion line
arrived here yesterday morning "A days from
Liverpool with general cargo. The Mississ-
ippi is fine steamer, fitted for passengers and
freight. She is 355 feet in length and IS feet
beam, and has Accommodations for about 40 first
class and 500 Storage passengers. She carries
fifty men as officers and crew. She is arranged
for carrying cattle and will take out some $50
head. She has hurricane deck and is capable
OF taking large cargo. She sails with a gen.
eral cargo Thursday for Liverpool.
The steamer Antonio. Capt. Anderson, also
arrived yesterday morning She is 81 days
from Leith, Scotland. The officers report very
rough weather all the voyage For IA days it
was severe weather being succession of gales
and storms. The steamer had water 10 as bal.
last AID she behaved finely. The Antonio is
only about year old and has made but three
trips across the ocean. She is 1918 tons, 2SO
feet in length and So feet beam. She is owned
by company in London, of whom Henry
benham is manager. She is not fitted for pas
sengers but takes an immense cargo. She will
load at once for Glasgow with grain. She
will take about so, 900 bushels
The Lake Nepigon will sail today, taking a
large cargo of cattle. A herd arrived from Cam
ada yesterday morning and more are expected
today
The steamer Qaebec of the Dominion lire,
has arrived at Halifax and will be here to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23

ST.. LAWRENCE STREET CHURcH.-The last
of the series of special religious meetings for
the week was held in this church last evening.
A large audience was in attendance. Rev. T.
d. Anderson, Jr., preached from Matthew xi
Is: "Come unto me all zee that labor and are
heavy laden and will give you rest"
After alluding to the strong contrast between
the words of Christ in the chapter as addressed
to different classes ,-woes to obdurate sinners
but comfort and peace to the labo1ing and bur
dened,-the preacher passed to speak of the
class to whom the text was addressed,- THE
reward promised,-the process by which thu
reward was realized; and the condition of it
bestowal The sermon was interesting ant
practical. II was delivered without notes in
very pleasing manner, and held the close at
tention of the congregation to its end. Thi
service was followed by an interesting praye
meeting, to which nearly all of the audienc
remained.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-23
Brief Jotfings.

They are going to turn the vacant lot 10
front Of City Hall into a flower garden.
The Eagle Sugar refining began boiling yester
day.
Chestnut street church are about to give up
their cornet music
The adjourned meeting of the NJ. L. A. will
be held this evening"
The committee on salaries met last evening,
but as the committee was not full nothing
definite was done. A reduction is anticipated
Seth Sterling arrested fellow yesterday fol
stealing tools from vessel ard recovered
part of the property.
A young son of Mr. Joseph Loring of Var
mouth, fell from hay mown in the bara
Thursday, breaking his arm.
The foundation for the house to be bnilt on
the corner of Mellen and Congress street by
Mr.. Waterhouse is just going.in.
The Grand Trunk Company will tear duwn
shed No. 2, drive new piles, and erect a new
shed in its place.
The Temperance Union will hold praise
meeting in Congress Hall tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Albion Little, Esq, is to speal
at the evening meeting.
Mr.. Charles a. Choate will conduct the
temperance meeting at Preble Chapel Sunday
evening and several reformed men will
address the meeting.
the ladies of the High st. Society desire tt
express through the columns of the PRES:
their thanks to the friends in other societie
who kindly sent contributions to the recen
Loan Exhibition,