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Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
CANAAN. CONN
The Artists of Connecticut.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE LOVE
 OF ART

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE LOVERS
 OF ART
 The Connecticut Post for Saturday, March 9, began the publication of se- ties of articles on The Art and Artists ot Connecticut, which have been for some months in course of preparation by mem- Der of it's staff. The plan of the work has received the sanction and warm encourage ment of many of the most distinguished artists who, by birth or residence, have linked their names with that of Con- necticut Many of them have zealously in' teres,ed themselves in securing material fol the work, and have made it possible to ac comp!ish.whst could not we'll have been done without the assistance so generously rendered and so abundantlY rendered.
 The plan of the work, in addition to Q general review of the progress of Art ID Connecticut, and the rank which the sons of Connecticut have attained in this pur- suit, will include personal sketches of not less than hundred and fifty persons, with numerous incidents and anecdotes of the men and women who have made of Con necticut 80 important a part ot the artist world in America. For the number of really distinguished American artists who were not born or have not at soMc time worked Tn Connecticut is so small thai those not specially informed will be sur prised at the array necessarily included un- der the title chosen for this work.
 Readers of the Post will be given rare treat in the perusal of these papers. which will appear every Saturday until the work is completed.
 The Connecticut Post goes to press every Thursday evening in time to reach all parts of the state on Saturday. It is 8 quarto sheet, containing not less than forty-two columns of choice original and selected reading matter. Special attention is given to home news, to which department tht Post has some fifty contributors in differ ent parts of the State. Every second week a supplement of twelve columns is given, making an average of forty-eight columns of reading. The subscription price IS only $l.5o per year if paid in advance. Au- dress Evening Post Association.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14

At "The Falls. ."-Messrs. Love and Miller have done a noble work in Falls Village. Their meetings at Citizens Hall last Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings were largely attended, and the interest was great. Look at tue long column of names bcyoud R ad 'em all over and ''see bow you like lem !" The people are deciding just abont as fast as they can get to the desks to sign, that they will give no more "aid and c; mfort" to the common enemy of man, Rum, and that soblictY and good order shall ascend to the throne and rule over us, in place of the now deposed tyrant Rum, and his trio of attendants, Rabble, Riot aud Ruin.
 From Old Adam. have seen an inkstand with pen rack, and nutmeg gra- ter, freshly imported from the State of Wolcottyillr, which may properly claim a prominent place in the list of new-tangled notions of the world. These useful as well unique engines of modern civ:liz .tion, are fit representation of the wonderful lngcn- uily constantly at work in the midst of this state of wooden nutmrgs, yellow pine b"r soap and white oak hams. They were made at one of the large manufacturing establish meuts in Wolc0ltville, winch is noled fCl posse ssug facilities for making at the short est possible notice, anything from hook and eye or a hair pin, to tour horse saw mil! or an oriental pagoda. We feel i'll debtcd to An ancient relative and friend fol this generous donation. The inkstand is very useful as well as ornamental. and vii lend grace and dignity to the ilorial desk, while the grAter will serve an admirable purpose in ''polshing off delinquent sub scrihers. Pat n four year old delinquent ir thls grater and grind on him while, and he will come out s'a wiser and better man ' or at least the machine is warranted tC make of him a changed man, and one who will be likely to want to pay three or fou, times year; in fact will lay awake nights because he cannot pay often enough. We cont, mplale purchasing sixty or 8, venty ot these machines to use in connection with au ore cIusher. If the grater fails to tame d dclinqu' nt, we shall run him tn ough tn, ore crush,r, and it will never fail to make quiet law-abding cItizrn of him. It may not be clear 10 the minds of some of ou readers, but it is neverth, less true: Thi
 nkstand and grater were handed down tt us as memorial from Id Adam himself and this venerable relative of ours has ou sincere thanks for his kindness.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
Don't be Deceived.

Many persons say Il haven't got the Consum ptIon' when asked 10 cure then Cough. wIth Shiloh's C"uspmution Cue. Do tHev not know that Cuuahs lead tC Consumption a d q remedy that will cur' NuDsumptiOh will celtalnlv and sure ly cure cough or any Iun4 or throat trouble We Nuow it will cure when all otEe;s fa!l, and our faith in il IS so positive that We will retuns- the prIce pald If you rccPlve no benctiG. Is rot tnls a far proposl'1on Prlce 10 c.nts. 50 cents and S1 % Der bottle For lame chest. uack O. side, use Shiloh s Porous Plaster Price 9 cents. Soin bv J, l.. Camp, Druggist; elsewhere by dealers generally.
 Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver c"upa1nt. Constipation, and general dehll'tv when you can get at our store Sni- loh's System Vital ger whlch we sell on q pOSltlVe guarantee to cure you. Price It cents aud 75 cents. For sale by J. l.. Camp, Druggist {: elsewhere by dealers generally.
 "HACKNIE TACK" a popular and fra grant perlume s nd by J l.. Camp. Drug pisl elsewhere by dealers generaIiy.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
TT A x FS.

ALL persons Fable to pHy taxes in the town or Salis bury the aseCssmrht list Of lsT7 are hereby notified that the subscriber has received war rant to collect said taxes and he will be al Lan- don and Cos. office ChHpnvic Friday. Mdch 99 from s a. m. until 10 a. m. At Geo. w. Halls store. Amesville on tue same dny from II a. m till D. m At James II. Bauum's store, Lime Rock or the same day from D m. ti D. m. At Ceput. One lhll. on saturday March 30 hom d. nl. till 10 a. m. A Salisbury Savings Bauk. Iake- vrlle on tLe same day from II m nll D. m; aud on the same day at (. II. Glrns' tlure, Salisbury Centre. rom P. m. until D m.
 All persons neglvcriug to ra, said tax on the days above mcn'iorc ed will be cha ged legal fees. One per cent. will be added 10 all taxes which re man unpaid after the fr,t day of May, lS1S, and one per cent. per month ,hu ueAlter
 VIM. B. PERRY, Collector.
 Lakev le Conn March 1s1S. 3W3i
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14

A GENTLE HINT.-In our style of climate with its sudden changes of temperatuIe,- ram. wlnd and sunshine often Interminglrd In single daY,-it is no wonder that our cnIldrtp, ilieu0s and relatives are so fire queutlv taken fIOm us by neGlected colds. E..lf tie dcatns result1ng directly from thlS cause. A bot le of Bpschel's German SNr> un kept about your nome for immediate use wlil prevent serious sickness, lnrg doctor hll,, ard perhaps death. hv be use of Uuie or four doses. For cuilng Con Sumptlun Hem oirhapes Pueumonla, Severe Cuuphs. Group or any disease of the rurOat or Luaps. its success IS simply wonder tul. as vour dl uee st will tell N"u. German SyIuo IS DOW sold m every town and Village on tils continent. Sample buttles for trlal, 10c.: ,eGular s.za. 75c.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
Administrator's Sale.

STATE of Connecticut, LuClfcld Courty ss. S District of Salisbu ss. Probate Cont Feb. 2S 1878.
 Estate of Monroe Miller, late of Salis bury, in said district deceased
 Pursuant to an urutr from the tonrt O. Irnhate Tor said district, made on the 18th day or Febtna- ry 1878 will be s,ld al public auction 10 he ligh est bidder. on the 18th day ot March at u'eApck in the forenoon. (uuc~s previously disposed oi at private sa e) all lhe riGhl. title aud interest the said deceaseu had al the time of his death in and tU lhe following paIccs of real estaIe, viz:
 Thc Hotel property in lakeNile, Conn, known as the Miller House, together with thc barns ard sheds and bnildng occupied asa billiard rm m and ealuun situate Up OelN said hOtcn acres Of laud in the vii agr ol laEeVille, Corn. near IL Academy. the dwelling hOu'e and hams, aud about four acres of land neal the Davis Ore b d anu the hotel property and livery sable sl'uAle III the own of NauGatuCk. Conn, CImmonly known as the NsupaIuck Iiolcl Property.
 All Of sald real C'thtr except said two acres ot land, Is subject to mortgage to salisbury savings society, on which tnrrc Is due about :welty-one thousand dollars.
 Sale to lake place at akGvllc in said Salisbury at said Miller llou .rms ash:
 2N36 LORENZO UPPER.
 Sa ishurv. Feh 9S IN7s Adm'r.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14

b. NIT FuRGET.-JusI received Al 444 Cen, tennia' Avenue, LIkevllle, large lot of la full stock ot horse furnishing goods, all Of whcl will be sold at very reasonable prices. Don't forge: he place to get the best hHr- ness and harness work done in the country, is at the Harness and Trunk sro'e O John M. Miller, 444 CenteEnlul Av, rue, Lake vile. 3"37
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T. 6 t: D,

Al Portland, Oregon, F b. II. sudd nly Emmors Arnold, aged 62 years, formerly of Sn, field, Mass. At Burlington, Much ?. Captain Z'charial Srenr.r. formerly ot New Hart ord,aged S0years.
 At Waterloo. Iowa. Mrch ?, alter pain tut illness of twelve days, M"s. Mira E, Jnnes, wife ot Henry E. Jane>. ai daughter ot Stephen and Alm ra Brown. TM,s. J.nrs was born al CoILwall Hol- low, G., August 3, ls45.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
M AR RE D.

A, K~nt, March II, by the Rev: l Sturges, Juhn Wyman ot k"nt to Miss Acdie Hopper of Falls EllIage. At East Canaan, March TO- by Rev. l.. II Rv,d, George E. Becbe to -Nrs. Mary A. Roys.;
 At the residence of William Canfirld New Nr'noroueh. Mss. March 6, hy Rev L. II Re,d, W,IIAm R Bunnrli ot C,n. aau Valley, to Hiss k v,e II Stanton daughter of Samuel D. Stanton of Nor folk.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
Cornwall Taxes,

Notice Is hereby given that a tax oi len mills on ihu dol ar has been had hy lhc town of Cornwall on the assess mrnt lisI sald town for lSi7, and rate bill with warrant attached placed lu the hands of he undcrs igneC for cUrclion will he at the store of NJ. Beers X Sons March 2S, Curn- wall Bridge Iron Cos, sIure. Cornwall Bridge, March 29. Pratt x toster's. West Cornwall. March 30. from Till D. Tn. on 'a>h of said days to re c1ive the ab"ye laX. One per cent a month will be added after April !. Is5S.
 CHAS w. HALT, Collector, March 3 1878. 3w2G
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
XICK'S
Illustrated Monuh.y Magazine
WICK s

ILLUSTRATED PRlL ED CATALOGUE.
 Seventy-hve pages--30U Illustrations, with De- sCriptiOns Ol thousands of the best Flowers and Vegetables in the world. and The way 10 grew them-al ipr q Two Ce"t postage stamp, Prin ed in tierman aud English
 Vick's FIONVer and Vegetable Gar- den, 5u cents in pauer covers; lu elegant cioth covers. $l.00.
 Vi1k's Illustrated Monthly MDga- Zihe.-a2 pages, fine lhustrt Uhs, and oOled Plate m ev ry numhec. Price $1.25 year; Five copies for 5 co.
 Address, JAMES WICK. R, chester, N. Y
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
ViCK'S Flower and TGGGtablG Garden

is the most beautiful work oi the kit q in the wcrld. It contains nearly 50 pages. hundreds of fine illustrations, and SIX Chrumo Plates oI Flow CTS, beautifully dlawL aud cululed from nature. Price 70 cents in paper covers; $. 00 lh elegant cloth Printed in German and Engish
 Vick'S illustrated Monthly MngD- Zune.--32 payce, fine lllu-tIauunr. and ulUIcd Plale ln eve number. Phi C Sl % a year. | i've copies ioI $5 %.
 Vick's Casslosuc,-a Illustrations, only J
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
4or1e Aews.

.Ss We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of ou friends In the county. or elsewhere, who willsen usparticulare ofany occnrrences ncesofinterestwhich may come under thelr notice.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
EOR N |.

In this town. Sunday, March 3, son 10 John L,lyon. At Sh, field, March :, a son 10 Phillip Ger moud, weight 9 pounds.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
VTCK'S

Flower and Vegetable Seeds are lanied Dy million people in America Seq Vick's StatSalOgue, ,-3t0 lllus, ,raliuns only cents.
 VicN's illustrated Monthly NEEn- Zine.-32 pa@e>, line lLusnatlore, and tuluttd Pare m each Lumber PIice $l 25 q year; Five copies ror $5to.
 Vick's Flower and VcgctU bIe GDr- dcu. 50 ccn's ln papcl CINrrs lth elegant cloth covers. $l O.
 All my publications are printed m English and German.
 Address, JAMES VIt K. Rochester, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
Taxes. Taxes.
 l,6 M IS

NVIIIIF IVIO S NV IIOI4s
 ALL p,IsoIs llahlc lo pHN T; N,s Mld on list ot 1877. in the Town of North Canaan, are hereby no,iti that l will meet them a the Pos, |, flee in Ens' C"nann Monday Mrrch 25, 1878. from until l2 a. m Al >o on Il sH m day at lhe Post Ctlicr in Canaan Wall, V from until SD. m Also on Tu, stlay, M"rrh 2G al FuliI X P,el's store al Canaan Depot, from 9u. m. unul 3 D. m., for the purpose ot I'ctiVing said Taxes. One per cent. peI m"nlh wlll be rdded to sll Taxes |, maiuing ul pald uflcT May 1878
 JOHN c. RICHMOND.
 3N3G Coll, Ctor.
 Dated. North Canaan. Mmch 4. 1878.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
Aew Adrertisrmrnts.
SkGtChilg and Water COl0rS.

A Lady Artist, a Th0rouehlv Skilled and Competent Teacher desires q class m Sketching Water Colors in North Can aan, the lessons to begin about May 1st TERMS: SIO. for twenty UWohOur lessons.
 For further particulars apply to, or ad . dress, this office. 3Ttf
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14

lowing named subscribers have left the places where they have been regularly receiving THE NEWS, and they did not notify us of their change of post-otfice. and in arrears to the amounts placed parallel with their names we pub. fish their only address known to as, and If any Of .uI readers know of the whereabouts of any o' them they will do us s favor by informing us.- Is 1t exactly HONEST treatmenG. to receive news paper till several dollars due, and then leave he postmaster to inform us the paper is not re- ceived, and the subscriber gone, nobody knows where? The following have done this: Does anybody know where they areia
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
Connecticut Western News.

Connecticut Western News.
 Extra Copier of the NEWS csn be obtained at> Eggleston $ Deacon, Mluerton Graham'a Drug Store, Salisbury q k Marble NeW 6SrCforo Cornell < Hoyts store. LakeVllle J. Turner, FaIs Village w. A. Deans Lime Rock. Humphrey Drug Store Canaan R. C. Taft's store, Ashley Falls. Post Office, West Cornwall. 5. c. Conn's store, Kent. E. F. Gillette. Sharon The Emporium" West Winsted.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
NOTICE! 1!

A IL PERSONS liable to pay taxes in the town A or sharon are hereby uOtitcd that thc suhscri- Der received Il warrant for the collection ui tax laid on it o 1877 and Tor the pm pos. 0: le- ceiving sai tax. l Will Ue the Town Ilall in Sha on on Mol day April lst. 1S1s, from g o'clock a. m. unli p, m
 All persons ne lec'ing to bay their taxes during the month of April lS1S will have one per cent. added each month nnlll paid according t0 law.
 EDGAR J kEtu Jt, Collector. Dated sharon March II. 1SiS 3v3T
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14

When man sees his wife shedding a
 --n N1:~ him
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10
Does the World Move?

The Rev. John Jasper. Of Virginia.
says, De sun do move, for in de nom.
in 1t shines on dis eide of the
de hous. Will in de ebinin', on dat side
90 de hous Now. ef he don't move.
now come he dar." Notwithstanding
Mr.. Jasper's logic, We yet believe the
''"rtd moves. When Mr.. Jasper's IDEAS
constituted the popular belief, people
thought to die Of smallpox or cholera
Was simply fulfilling one of natures
laws. Now, through vaccinations,
smallpox 10 averted, while cholera,
cnolera-morbus, dysentery (aux), aid
diarrhna. are readily cured by the use
OK DIR. Pieres's Compound Extract of
Smsrt-Weed. Does not such evi.
dences tend to prove that "the world
movess' As an external remedy for
cots. bruises. sprairs. swellings. bites
and stings of insects. the Compound
Extract of Smarr-weed has no equal.
Veterinary surgeons have also employ
ed 1t with marked success.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10
Liver IL King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of
the whole human system. as it controls
the life. health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food.
the movements of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are oil immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all tho numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10
SALMoN.-We Yesterday visited the

SALNoS.--We yesterday visited the
packing establishment of Messrs. lew
s. Wilson, on Carkeek's wharf. They
are buying all the fish they can procure
from Indians. aud all others who see
tit to bring them to their works The
firm is not able to procure half a.
many salmon IS they desire. They
could readily pack two or three thou
sand per day. but at present they are
not able 10 get over about one ,hoa
sand. About seven hundred fne silver
salmon were landed at their works
while We were there. These fish are
first cleaned, scraped and washed, and
then sailed down In large watts. After
remaining in the pickle" for about
eight days, they are taken out and but
down in barrels aud kits, and sent to
the various markets Of the world. This
firm proposes to enter into the business
in earnes. as soon as they are able to
procure the requisite number of fish.
There is no reason why the salmon
packing business could not be made
lucrative and profitable business on the
Sound. There is 90 use of any able
bodied man on the Sound now com.
plsining that he cannot find anything to
do. A man can take q trolling line
and make good wages catching these
fish even at the prices paid by packing
firms. One old Indian with nothing
but All old fashioned rusty hook, bated
with q cham, came into the works
while we were there and got 81 IS for
his mornings work. The salmon that
are brought in now will vary In size
from four pound weight up to twenty
FIVE. the majority weighing about six
or eight pounds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

CoNcoRDIA WINE AND BEER HALL,
Mill street. Seattle. W. T., is just open
ed and newly fitted up. where you will
find the best Wines. Liquors. Beer and
Cigars, Excellent Lunch. and the best
of accommodations to all that visit this
first class saloon. l have also just re-
ceived lot of San Francisco Lager
Beer from the United States Brewery.
the best in the market, which l will
cell at 5 cents a glass or 25 cents per
quart. Come and try it.
al5d&wtf Virus ScHMID, Prop.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

REAL EsTATE.-The following trans
fers of real estate have been made and
recorded since our last report:
John Sullivan to Catharine Marsh,
lot IL, block 20, Heirs of Sarah G Bells
addition. 1925.
Henry 8 Allen aud wife to John p
Allen. lots S and 6, block 81, May
nsrd's addition, 5000.
H A Billings and wife to Thomas j
Devore. lot 5, block 10, lots 3 aud 8.
block IA. lot /, block 18, d ) Maynard 8
plat. $4,000.
Mary V Hall and husband to Martin
Thompson, lot 8. block q. second add.
ton of heirs of s A Bell. 1925.
Geo Edwards and wife to Nj Car
keek. lots l, 2. 3. 36. 81 and SO. block
80, Northern addition, 1925.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10
NETTING. the large
.harch was crowded to its

.rurrsc.-sunday the large
-, church was crowded to its
.,,eity with the congregations
!. ,.,;ous churches Of our city
~ to hear the scriptures
s;.d b thsa BY the Rev. W. II.
The sermon proved very IN
-, nd the singing under the
"a q NJ. Wsrd. was excellent.
4 a aWbst shall the harvest be-
80 = Mis- Eta Whitwork, with q
IN q ~, snd cornst accompaniment
J. n, finely rendered and added
= ~, ~ y Tie interest ann enjoyment
!! 4. 4. .,ry;cse. Owing to the over
3 eoOcourse Of people who could
p !. b, ..io admission into the building
80 vars also held at the Brown
~. ~ nd we're said to have been Of
- interesting nature. Mr.. Brown
!, ;.'nais in The city till Thursday.
~ hbls rsadiDgs each afternoon at
~sdock, It the Brown church, and
r,.lipe och evening in the Presby-
~ difce.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

nuroAp MovEMExTs.-ln sum
II Up the accomplishments OF the
yalssu Pacific Railroad Company
|lese sbe past two years, the Tacoma
IIsa syE The past two years have
4 been very prosperous for building
rltuds-yet. in 1877, the N. P. P. X.
d built and equipped nearly ninety.
N niles Of track; in 1878 it has COM
usnd tho construction of two hum
n nils between Bismark and the
Idbstone, and has two large parties
itAe lid surveying a line across the
cxsds Mountains. preparatory tor an
ny o,sstruction. These things clearly
lnmstsats that the N. p. r. X. Co. is
lAssl the iveliest corpse in the coun-
h
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

SaiPPIxG.-The Enoch Talbot is
lnling cal 1t the shutes aud the bark
line wiiliasas viii 60 over to the coal
shf today or tomorrow. She has
u iahhsd unloading merchandise for
y ngeAants, and Msssrs. Craw ford u
hriaGtaa. Schwabacher Bros. Il Co,
ID B xsAlesr signed complimentary
talans ior The Captain, G. w. Os-
hn mgias that they never received
fnisht b otter condition than by bis
vssel tAh TIP. There are now about
Ilktas vsssis in the straits bound for
nsioss eeesd ports. but the majority
afs !x " plaes to load coal. and may
szs'ssuy losr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

AuxAx1Y.-As the bark Lizzie
saMas vas leaving Yesler's wharf
uay one Of the sailors threw .
Y sesA manner ss t. friehten q
~. 3 ae.sss attached to q pair Of
~ 49, losding On the wharf. The
ssaiten up At q pretty lively
un before running mere than q
~ ssey we've confronted on their
p ~ street BY about twenty
~ MD With clubs and slabs, and
=. - iaes thsy would stop. No dam !.
~ oooe to team or wagon. but il
little" skeery" for . while.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

AlslAL-Ns understand that the
BANKING I'm 4 Dexter Horton & Co.
Of thus city MT liberal check on their
own account b IT, pillow fever suffer-
ss 81 tie South. This benifcent &C.
q. naa va done quietly and without o.
.asas'oo, bot L somehow leaked out
Sc or rsportsr GOT hold of it. and be-
as'ag s.ss people s:should not hide
~ 900 worm b. takes the liberty of
assaiae u incident - he heard it.
= y no more than Justice to
10 heafsl minded gentlemen.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-10

ODD FELLOWS RELIEF.-Some of
the Odd Fellows of Seattle have put
their shoulders to the wheel in the mat
ter of raising funds among their indl.
vidusl members for the relief of tho
yellow fever sufferers who are dying by
the hundreds daily in the Southern
States. They have raised about one
hundred and thirty dollars, which will
be forwarded for the relief of members
of that order in New Orleans, or some
other equally as deserving locality.