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Attention! Goshen Hill Club.

meeting of Goshen Hill Club will be held
to-morro" Saturday evening, at = o'clock
full attendance Of all who desire tho success
Of the Democratic cause at the next election Is
earnestly requested.
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gay" Mr.. s. VI. BANKS 4 most excellent gen.
tlemnn, known to many in this region, died at
Richmond, Va, last week.
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TuE GRAIN MOVEMENT New York, April 90
The receipts Of flour to-day reached the ex-
traordinary amount of l3t.Sij barrels. being
above 100000 more than the average daily re-
ceipts. The recciris of barley were 5o.l5O
ngh
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II is n fact well established by unqucsiionablc
testimony that Halls Hair Remover rcncws
clcanscs, briGhcns, invigoratcs and restores to
IFS original color and lustrc, faded gray or Gis
coorcd hair, chcaply, quickly aud surely. The
poorcst people prefer to buy it and use it, rather
than to proclaim in manner more forciblc than
words can dclinCatc, through banchcd locks or
grizzly beard, that they arc aged and passing TO
decay. a very short trial will convince tho
most skcptcal that it docs eradicate the scalp
diseases which robS the hair of its color and life
fort Scott (Kan.) DoHcy Wonuor.
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Sunday School Pio-Nic.

Sunday School Pio-Nic.
The Teachers, Pupils and friends of the Sun
day Schools of this town will hold q May Pic
Mic in the grove on Mr. C. Cages lot, to-day.
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BsS" Hon. Thomas Y. Simmons, well known
and highly respected all over the State, for his
many superior qualities of head and heart, died
at his residence in Charleston on Tuesday after
noon last.
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H eavy Failures in New York.

The following heavy failures arc reported for
one day in the city Of New York alone: "Bcni.
Wood fnr S2jO,O0O Daniel ]. Kennedy for
S1oOO0n; Theodore Reed 1000; Michael
Norton $4,000"
A few months ngo Ben Wood owned ore.
third interest in the Charleston Yves mt Cov.
ricr.
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Storm in Ashevillo.

Storm in Asheville.
A terrible storm of wind, hail and rain, visi.
ted Ashcville, n. c., on the oath of April, and
blew off the iron roof of the large four story
Hotel opposite the Eagle Hotel.
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To Citizen"
Don't grumblo at us because your favor is
again postponed. 1t shall appear next week.
1t will lose lothiDg by the short delay.
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ANoTnE" AMTrsu ANp ANoTnER NrGpEH 49,
Washington. April 20 Commi> sioner Raum. this
afternoon. received the following dispatch from
Collector Erayion. nj Columbia. s. G.: "Tho rev.
enuc force pursued Ecdmcud in the mountains
Of Piclcns County. for three hourc. on last Fri
day, hnt the approach Of darkness prevented
his capture. After dark, the force was am
bushc1, md ihr guide dnl horsh wtrc ehot.
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No Services.

No Services.
We nre requested TO state that there will be
no services in the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
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THE NOICE OF THE PEoPLE.-The annexed sem
siblc and torcible views concerning the primary
system, now so much discussed in the State, We
extract from the Greenvillo DIRTY Neus:
The plan of nominating candidates by prima-
ry elections seems to meet with the general ap-
proval Of the press of the State. While objec.
tions have been raised by some of the newspa
pers to the details by which this plan is pro-
posed TO be carried out, maj srity of them ac-
c.pt il, as the best means of elcitng an express
sion of the popular will. TO our mind there is
no room for doubt on this proposition. But il
has been urged that the people will not attend
these primary elections i'm sufficient numbers TO
give the result the sanction of their expressed
will. 1t would be strange, indeed that after
the long suffering of the people under Radical
misrulc, they should not feel interest enough i'm
the approaching election to induce them to de-
vote one day to the choice of candidat cs, under
whose lead they propose to make their redemp-
tion complete.
II such apathy rs this exists in the minds of
the people Of Sowth Carolina. then wc may we'll
despair of the future Of the State. That a pco-
pie who. during long years, had the iron heel of
dcspotic power upon their necks who were hu-
milatcda rs no people ever before had been who
were spit upon by thieves and plundcrcrs who
had no security for life or property whose wives
and children were exposed to insult and vio-
lcncc who had witnessed the wild revelry of
licCntiousncss and crime, which converted the
State into n pandcmonum of devils incarnate
should, now that brighter day has dawned,
when 1.-the winter of our dscOnct' is about TO
be 'madc glorious summer by the son of York"
abandon the Fl ght. and remain laggards at home,
when their flag was 10 be uniured under chosen
champions of their cause, is too startling an as
sumption for crcdulity. Such pcoplc
would not be worthy of redemption. They would
be fit only
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IoNOns TO THE DEAD Macen, Ga, April
2G.-Confcdcratc day brought seven or eight
thousand people to the city, the occasion being
the laying cf the cornerstone OF the monument
to be erected to the memory OF the Confederate
dead The monument is making in Italy. 1t
10 TO be Of the finest Carara marble, and will he
surmounted by soldier, eleven feet in height
Governor Colnnit delivered n stirring address,
and let'6r from cx.rresidert Davis was also
reaA
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ITO wear The seal
OF bondage on their hrows,
L., l.,,l.n ,.o,, ,l,.... l........

We entertain no such opinion of the people
of South Carolina They have heretofore proved
themselves equal to every emergency they have
been called to meet, and to every trial they have
had to endure. In the present cxigcncy. they
will show the spirit and manhood of the past ,
and make any sacrifice that they deem necessary
to restore the State to its former prosperity and
rcnOWn
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CAPTURE OF a MCEDEHER.--Night before last
the Chief of Police of Grccnvilc passed. through
the city, having under arrest n negro named
Moses Hart who about two years ago murdered
81 eolored man in Laurcns County, South Carroll
M. lie was captured at Ore Knob, Ashc CO ln-
~. Several tugiives from justice have been
captured at this place recently The Ore Knob
Mining Company employs n large number of
Hands, and the place being cut off from railroad
and telegraph communication, criminals seek il
place Of refuge CAarloNc Observer
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DE5TRuCTIvESToRMI IN Observation-Disclosures
April 2G.-Edtor Rcyi,ier: Our county was
visited day before yesterday with 2ery heavy
and destructive rain, accompanied by hail and
storm lcvcling trees to the ground, dcmolishing
gin houses, barns &C., and in some quarters,
causing entire destruction Of the garden pro-
ducts and injury to the grain crops, which had
far 6 ivcn fine promise of an abundant har-
was not general, however, in the county but
was mostly confined 60 Township No. =, SO far as
we have asccrtained. a highly respected citizen
of that township informed us yesterday that
fully onc-third of his wheat and oat crop had
been destroyed by the hail, which, he remarked,
"wthouS cxaggcration, was fully as large as
guinea eggs
JALArA, April 25,-Screrc hail and rain fell
at haf.ras, and lasted until o'clock OH yes
terday evening, "Wednesday, 2ith,) doing
much damage to wheat oats, corn and cotton,
and making a total destruction of gardens in
places. The lands were badly washed, having
been fresh plowed, rs most farmers seemed TO
have Just finished planting cotton. Mr.. J. B.
Campbell reports siNty-nine Of his Chickens
killed by hail, others losing thirteen to eighteen
Our aged citizen. Dr.. X. T. Clark, cannot recall
n more severe hail, rain and wind. than fell yes
tcrlay-hail large rs hen eggs. 1t seems
this place the centre of destruction rs the
width did not exceed one mile, and only went
mile beyond this place. We now have q calm
cool morning-somc grieving over the destruc-
ton others being thankful that they escaped
with their lives.
, 1878-07-20
Summons.

In the District Court for the Third Judicial DIS
.,ict Of the Territory OF Washington, holdinp
terms at the City o. Seattle, in and ior The
cnuniies Of King and Ki,sa.
Fred rick a. Minick, plaintiff, VS.. Charles W
Moore. GcieudaLt.
"he United :.ates Of America send greeting tc
Charles W. Moore defendan: Yol are bel eby
required to appear iu aD ac'ion brought against
YOU by the above named p aintiT, in the District
Court of the ThiId Judicial District of the Terri
toi of Washington, holding ms at the city o
seattie, IN fhe C0urs., df King for the Counties
OF King and Kitsap. and to al swer the complaint
filed therein. within sixty davs Exclusive OF the
dav OF service) after te date Of this Summons, or
Judgment by default viii be t'ken as inst yoU,
according to the prayer of the ccmpl int.
The said action is brought to cover
meut against you for the sum OF Three Ii
and seventy seven 2S. 100, due pIainl If.
balance of account for SCI vices ny bin rend
yonr speca instance aad request, hetwee
frs; day Of Aplil, 1877, and tue e!gh;eeuth
of Apri', 1878, and for costs OF suit and far
est on the above sim
r.. s. Witness the Hon. J. Il. Lowis,
OF said Court and the seal thereof this Goth
of April, A. d. 1873
JAS SEAvEY, Clel
Bv WK. H. ANDREWS, Deruty.N
W. H. White and Larrabee & ni-fF
neys for PiaintiG,
, 1878-07-20
SIaeriR,S sale.

By virtue of q decree and order of sale !:
sued out OF the District Court Tor the Thir
Judicial District of Washington Territory
holding terms at Seattle, in King county, for
the counties of King and kitsap, in the civil
action of John T. stewart, plaintiff, against
John J. Seerly, defendant, duly attested the
20th day of February. A. d. 1878, have levied
upon the following land and premises. situa-
ted in the county OF King iii said Territory OF
Washington, and particularly bounded and de-
scribed as fellows, to wit:
All of the northeast quarter Of section ] in
township % north of range east excepting
portion of said northeast quarter containing G
l72 rods conveyed to Daniel W. Post by Geed,
recorded in volum- II of deeds, pages 80 and
GO King county records; also one acre and II
rods described as follows: Beginning at the
northwest corner of section i'll township %.
north Of range east, and running thence east
2S rods. 10 feet spd inches, thence
south 6 rods, thence west % rods, 10 ieet
and 8 inches, theLce north rods to the
place of beginning. Also acres OF land
more Or less in the southwest corner OF
section 81 in township % north of range 5 east,
commencing in the center of what is known
and called the Big Slough, and where said
Slough crosses the south line Of said section 81
and running thence west to the southwest cor
ner of said sectio, thence north to the center
OF said Slough, thence southeast following the
center of said Slough to the place Of begin
ming, all situated Ill King county, washington
Territory.
New. therefore, notice is hereby given that
on MONDAY. MARCH 25th, a. D. 1878. at the
hour of 10 U'clock A. NJ at the court house
door, in the city of Seattle, end county OF
King aforesaid, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, gold coin, the
above described land and premises.
Seattle, King county. Feb. 20, 1878.
L. v. WYCKOFF,
Sheriff said King County.
I'M. HALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. feb23-5t
, 1878-07-20
U n D Err TAKING
Summons,

In the District Court o. the Third Judicial D.s-
trict of the Territory of WasLingta n, holding
terms at the City of Seattle, in and for tn e.
Counties Of King and Kitsap.
EIwin Eells, Plaintiff, VS.. Chares ". Moore
Celia C. Moore, William A. Jennings and James
Osborne, CHARLES Mcdonald, Henry Wolters
and Charles Fecheimer partners doing business
under the firm name and style Of Wo ters and
Fecbeimer Frederick M;nnick and Richard
Wallis. Defendants.
The United States of America send greeting to
Charles W. Mcoe, defendan': You are hereby
required to appear in an action brought against
you by the above named plairtiff, in the District
Court OF the Third judicial District of the Ter:
tory OF Wsshneton, h Id ng terms the City
Seattle, in the County Of King foF tie Counties of
Kirg and Kl;sap and to answer the complaint
fled therein. within sixty days exclusive OF the
day of service) after the cate of this summons,
judgment by default will he TAX n against you,
according to the prayer of the complaint.
The SAID action is brought to obtain Judgment
against 'he defendants, Challss W. Moore and
Celia c. Moore, for the sum Of three 'ht usaud
dollar. gold co D, with interest thereon from the
first da, OF Ma ch 1878 st the rate Of one per cent
er month, .oge her with an attorneys fee of
seventy i've dollars and costs Of suit, an alsl to
obtain decree of this cout for the foreclosure of
a certain morrg &c, described iu said complaint,
and executed by tue said Charles W. Moore and
Celia Moore on tle Stn day OF June 1877, to Sc
cure the payrnest of a certain promssory note.
da ed on the Sb day Of June 1871 made by the
said Charles W. NJ ore aad Celia c. Moore for the
sum of three thousand dol ars gold coin with in
terest tn reon al the rate OF ore rer cent rer
month. Iaval le to the order of Edwin Eells, said
interest being payable On tie first of each and
every calendar month.
Witness the Hon. J. +. L wis, Judge of said
Court. a, the seal thereof his 5ih day of June,
D. 1875.
JAS. SEsvEY Clerk.
By VIM. II. ANDREWS, Deputy.
Thomas Burke, Attorney for pa ntid
, 1878-07-20
SheriHs Sale.

Ty irt e of an order Of sale issued out of the
District Court Of tne Third Judicial District Of
Washington TyrrItory, h ldlDg terms at the Chy
OF Seatue, in King County, on the 18th day Of
FEBRUARY. A. D.. 1878. in the case numoer 3jf,
W, erein James Crawford and Wm. A. Harrington,
partners, doing business under the firm name Of
Crawford Harrington, are plaintiffs, and Them
as J. Jacsson and Eliza Jackson, bis wife, Wm.
Baua:ou, James Scott and Andrew Moore are de-
ferdants. consolidated with CAGES numbered ia.
295 & 297 on judgment and decree therein rem
der-d in said Couit on the 18th day Of FEBRUARY,
=. u. 1878, and to me directed. commanding me
to rnske sale tine property m -nrioned AID de-
SC bed in said decree TO satisfy the following
jnie ments. to-Hi:
Nlrsi jul, gment n case No. 1854, for the sun Of
=" :" '"-s,ld coin. with interest at one and one
from Fehru- " 15th, BIS,
, 1878-07-20
Summon

In he Distric. Court for the T
trict of the Territory of
ing terms at the City OF Seat Il
Counties OF King and Kitsdp.
CHARLES MCDONALD and IA
Paint VS. CHARLES VINO
The I ted States of America
Chatles ". Moore, deitndaD';
required 10 appear in an action
you by the above named plaintiffs,
Court Of the Thir,; Judicial District
tory of Washington, holding terms a
Seattle in the County OF King. Tor
of King and Kiisap, and to answer th
fled therein, within sixty days (exc'usi
day of servce), alter The date OF this sum
judgment by default will be taken Sii
according 10 the pray or o' the complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover
meni a. ainst ysu for money. to wit: The
one thou and dollars in gold coin paid
plaintiffs at your roqueS. and for your
benefit on the 18th dzv o. ApD, 1878, aad
est thereon aud costs of suit.
lis Witness the Hon J. K. Lewis, il
said Court. and the ses' thereof.his s0'h day
April, A. D., 1878.
JAS SEAvEY, Clerk
B. WM. II. ANDREWS. DeputS.
W. Il. White and Larra1ee & Hapford, Attorre
for plaintiffs
, 1878-07-20

A GREAT OFFER!
WATCHES RETAILED AT WHOLESALE
PRICES!
Facts for Watch Buyers.
In order to introduce our New American Watch.
We bave determined to di ard the usual practice
o' selling TO Jobbers. ard shall hereafter Dtal
Dn ectly With the Re all Purchaser, allowing him
the several heavy profits he would be obliged to
paw II be patronised the retail dealer.
We have ju-t commenced the manufacture Of
the Best Low Priced Watch ever OF red in this or
any other country, and in order to Introduce it
thoroughly. will sell at Retail for the very Lowest
Wholesale Jcbbins Price! This is in accordance
with the general depression Of business and loud
pressing demand for doing away with two or three
middlemen before reaching the retail purchaser.
The movements Of this Watch is the weEknown
American style, aid for Reliability and Dura-
bility cannot be excelled nv any watch-xha,ever
the price or wherever made-now offered the
American people. 1t is put up in a neally Ge
signed
COIN SILVER HUNTING CAsEi
Warranted in every par'icular-eual an.eed to he
wa'ch which ready REALS at from 1925 to SIS
and Is well worth the money.
READ THIS OFFER!
Believing that we can secure au extensive trade
throughout the United States by system of lis,-
eral, fair and honorable dealing with retail pur-
chasers Of watches; we make the following un-
precedenied offer to any one wanting our Watch
FOR THIRTEEN DOLLARS!
We will send one Of the above watches to any ad-
dress, by Express, C. o. D., and give you the
privilege o. examining it thoroughly before pay
ing for it. Wesend restrictions to Expr, SIS Agents
to allow everv purchaser TO open the package and
examine the Watch before he pays the money. II
the Watch does not suit you, return it to us at UT
expeuse-you will be under no obligation to tax.
1t from the Express office. We give you every
chance. II you are not judge OF watches, get
some one whOis to examine the Watch tor You.
We are aware that dealers have offered watches in
this wav before, Int no Coin Silver Ams rican
Watch was ever offered by reliable manufactur-
ers in this manner. Tssy have alwa7s sent out
some initat on Watch, which would require tue
purchaser from three to six mon BIS to find out
what it WAS. when il would prove to be b:ass, or
some equally worthless metal, with slsht gliding
Of gold, and not worth one-fourth the money 1t
cost you. There is no humLug about our offer.
Give US a trial.
FOR FIF ZEN DOLLARS
We will send with the Watch one Of our new and
elegant pattern
VEST CHAINS AND SEALS!
Warraptef; to retain its color-1S karat goll-tor
five years and cannot he told from the genuine
a'tcle. This great offer to watch buyers is a
saving of at least
THIRTEEN DOLL5RS!,
On any re liable watch YOU can bny. Recol,ect
watches will only he sent sngy to one address,
as our object is to introduce Ibis Watch. We co
not sell TO jobbsrs. Express charges on this
Watch ard chain do not exceed 90 cents to aay
part of the States. as e have a special arrange.
meni with the companies.
Write your name, STATE and the express Office to
which you Wish the Watch seut in a cl ar, legible
hand, and address
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Post-Gffce u 059. mc0dtt
, 1878-07-20
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court Of King County. Washing
ton Territory.
In the matter of the estate Of Charles Grover,
deceased.
kDNINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given. that by an order Of the
Probate Court of King County, Washington Ter
ritorv, the undersigned was appointed admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of Charles Grover, deceased.
Now Il erefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against SAID deceased, to
present them, with the nee ssary voschers, with
in one year after the date Of this notice, at the
residence of said administrator on Duwamisb
River in said County and Territory or they will
be forever barred.
HENRY II. MILLER
Administrator of the estate of Charlie. Grover,
deceased.
Dated at Seattle, Jrae s, 1878.
, 1878-07-20
GET THE BEST!
New Hampshire Churn

Is superior to all others in the following points
lit is easily worked, having cog wheels. The
larger patterns have double bottoms to resu-
late the Temperature of the cream with cold or
warm water From the shape OF the paddles
CnUREIEG or so TO 100 POUNDS
Can be churned in from six to ten minutes.
Shop with b. A. HULL and OLE SCHjLLES-
TAD, Oh Mill street. address by mail,
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, 1878-07-20

81 To ApvERTI sERs.- Book of 100 pages
complete List of Newspapers and Advertising
Rates. By mail 25c. Address GEO. P. KoTEL
& Co., N1w YORK
, 1878-07-20

fhnn week in your town. IS outfit free.
'M1DE1 No risk. Reader, if you want busi-
ness at which persons of either sex
can make great paw oil the time they york, write
for particulars 10 II. HALlETT & Co.. Portland,
Maine, m23dgw Ga.
, 1878-07-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CITY CoUNCILMEE:
Bailey Gatzert, Ben Murphy. A. \. Denny, S
Kenny, George W. Hall, A. W. Piper, Frank
Matthias.
TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.
SUPREME COURT.
At Olympia, the second Monday in July.
DISTRICT COURT. THIRD DISTINCT.
Steilacoom-Second Monday of January and
irst Monday in August.
Seattle-Fourth Monday Of january and third
Monday of August.
Port Townsend Fourth Monday OF Febru-
arv and second Monday of September,
Snohomish City-Third Tuesday of Mar
and third Tuesday of November OF each year
, 1878-07-20
IMPORTANT LETTER
From q Distinguished Physician.

mo single disease has entaiied more suffering or
~ hastened the breaking up Of the constitution
San Catarrh. The sense ofsmel, of taste. Of sight
g bearing, the human voice. the mind, one or moro
md sometimes all yield Its destructive influence.
1he poison it distributes throughout tho system
stacks every vital force. and breaks up the most
robust OF constitutions. Ignored because but little
Understood by most physicians impotently assailed
n senac&ks & and charlatans. those suffering ffom
0f the grave. Itsttme then, thatthe popular treat
ent Of thi. terrible disease BY remedies within the
~ a fso :n 81
method adopted by DR.. Sanford In the preparation
p nm RADLoAL CuRE has won my hearty spproval;
eemedieS fa because It strikes at the root Of tho
disease viz, the acidfed blood while # heals tho
nasal passages Its action Is based on certain nxed
rules, and unless the vital forces are too far ex
nausted must, In the great majority Of cases. elect
cure.
GEO. BEARD, M. D.
NcDeCoTT BLOCK. So. FRAMINGHAX, Oct. !, 1874.
, 1878-07-20

Campbell plaintiff, against r6ny
der and sartha j. Snyder. his Wife, "ohn
W. MAY I, defendants, duly attested this Goth
day of kbruary, D. 1878, 1 have levied up
on the Glowing land and premises situated in
the sal '"cunty of King, in said Territory of
Washi and particularly bounded and de-
scrib Hllows, to wit:
beg. Eg at a post which bears north IL
chains st 25 chains, and north 9.92 chains
from the quarter section corner on the north
and south line between sections and in
township % north of range east, and running
thence west, 1871 chains, thence south II 90
chains to the north and right bank of the Du-
wamish river, thence up stream following the
meanders Of said river to a white fir tree 80
inches in diameter. standing at the northwest
corner of Sidney McCarger's land on the right
bank of said river. thence east 1888 chains,
thence north % deg. we st SO chains, thence
west 4.53 chaiu thence north 2.G2 chains,
thence west 80 80 chains TO the point OF begin
ming, containing 43 66-100 acre. of land, ALI
King county, Washington Territory.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
On MONDAY. MARCH 18th, A. D. 1878, at the
hour OF il o'oiock A. NJ at the court house
door in the citv Of Seattle, and county OF King
aforesaid, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, gold COIN, the above
described londs and premises.
Seattle. King county. February 20. 1873.
L.V WYCKOFF,
Sheriff said King County.
I'M. HAIL and W. +. ANDREWS.
feS23-5t Attorneys for plaintiff.