davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

WAsuI.Grox. u [. Frty l3h, 1878.
II. or Of Enhtynd 2,dcod,
DEAR SIR
A vacation existing ~ TIE ~
Congressional Dl>inci at Louisiana IN ih"
Military Academy al We, Fnht. the nndrr-
-ianrd WI rrc"niurri fof arI ".nln"ut Ice
young .rritirinai. wn" proves hnec,t ~ =
cninupil:Ivc examination. best Qua .ilc'i r. al
tie Place The rSat.i..i'i"t W.il ur hr,i 1t
rl,.. tour, Rouse ~ Noufnr, Oh Saturday. May
ilth. ~ II "c.ocA a. Ia.
Tic ,nniI, 'nir u.u>t hc between l. and -
yeas 1T AGE: inu>I he an actual rel l,rt a.
,!re 81 tur.G.--I nai Ni-lii''r 81 i."ii-ia'.H.
anI ruu-l pas IA ia"l"',.h and U-"f"n- *
animation ~ wrt,r.. rra .iu2. 'rit's!ap'y y.
afriUir,r. English grau,n-r -co2rariy ana
history At he UriirI >;ar-.
IT,. ,u,r.r->!ul candidate viii b, r Guire'
to i,,--,.ri hir--r At West Point ,iT.y III ihr
mouth 81 Jun- nrNf.
FuiI PARTICULARS. concerning the course 81
.iniy II, Nr>i Puiur. aud III" CON I'inn> under
witch Iii,- cadet, enter ti,c a'a.i"-'y inay he rb
tanned {; a.i.rr,-lr- r. u. TnWu,ri. A'JI
r,u, G-:,,al Il lie /. ; Amy. Ha>r.r - 'u.
l. C. " hn will cans. II rirruar - i'rwHl'ei
To Tia. appl,.anr. gavin" the r"3rlre" 'ni"r'ia-
non IN luiI J. T. LEONARD,
VI. c. 9Th Con. Di-t. oi Ia.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
Cur District COurt.

After "A session Of nearly five weeks this
Courr adjourned on rhu,,'ay evening WITHOUT
finishing up tue business 81 TIE civil 'orkrt.
The following cas-, were disposed Of dur
lag the session, IN addition to those already
repor,cd:
No. 800. K T. Jennings ct al ". II.
Vickers ct ais. Judgment for plaintiffs. AP-
pcaed.
NJ. 1896. James {. Cooper V {. u. Moore,
sheriff. ct al Judgment Tor plant'h hp
peaird on part Of defendant, Joseph Bern
stein.
No. 100 ". n. Le,c!fotd W. A Liheli
e, al Judymen, for defendants = ex potion
Appealed.
No. iOS Dodd. Brown x Co " John
Bishop Il Co ct ais. Judgment Tor pIai uri-.
Appealed.
No 40 Jsmrs !mboien VS. Amanda l..
Willer. Jnd:men, tor plaintiff
No 40 3 n,or. Morr * Coleman ". B. O.
Edward q Co. Judsme"t tor pi.in'f
Pe-t, Yslc & B,whng ". (2l "rp'',''i")
30 Edwards Il Co Il G II M.orr, >lrrriil.
ct al Judgement !br p'ainri'.s
No i35 Briggs. P.yr,- X to vs. ca oppo-
si,ion) B o. EduurI, 4 Go. and e. II. Moore.
,her,h, ct al. Judgment for p'aI"'if,
No $50 Succession If VI. Stafford vs..
r. Told It al Judgment tor plaintiff.
NJ All. II. Gerson. Jr, W. L'.rkin Jan"r.
J. L Janar, in,rrven"r Judgment tor plain
uh Appeared IN pat Of in'ervrnor.
40. ISL. Simon Fox use % JOHN Bishop
". Julia A. HoIicy ct al Tried and 'akei
,udcr aivi.'ucni
NJ. 495. W + Wells ". o o Edwards.
Judgment of lower court reversed aud 'dg-
mrnr tor defendant
No 500 Moore & Coleman W Harv r.
Rush and husband judgment fIr deEud-
ants. Appealed.
M .Ol John Chaire 4 Sous - w. r..
Hester etaI. Dismissed at plaintiffs COTS on
,norion of their attorneys.
No 525 Mary :. Kincai'l vs. VIM. T
Oliver e. ais. Jm'g,nen, tr pilln,iti.
M 532 Simon Marx vs.. Scout Wilson
ia ,gment tor plaintiff
no SD. Samuel L Boyd rs 6. T. Nell
more. JuIg,nrn, f,r pl,iu'f
No. 53i II Grr.on. jr VS.. Joel Il Wynn.
Judgment for plaintiff
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

Our attention has JUS, been called to very
snve error that appeared in our issue oil
Jsa1ary l2th, which makes MS deny the
'esipmnl authority for the future punishment
az De hast paragraph Of the article hesdrd'
: 10 there = AeIli' 10 con,rad'etion to the
whaas Of sl,s preceding potion OF the article
sAssess, We intended TO have ssid that we
Hsa'sd tina, The opponents of that doctrine had
any scriptuYsl AUTHORITY fer their assertions.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
Religious.

PREsEyrgaI,S --k-v. u 4 Carp''c' y wi
preach r,.2n,af y. ~ 4 rp on the :; >"h'''h
~ each 'nunih': -; Union Church O.. ''>hin
Ri!sc, ~ fr-nSin ~. on the IAir.! Sab
BATH: ai RavVil,. on ;he fourth SrhG'h;
Regular aTp"iuitHrni f"r ir'a'iiin. VI tii''
Barii-, Chsrch al Payyil' i iLc !ir>t: .n'i't
~ ii month aDd Saturday nISln lore
Rev l.. {. k-iIis Pastor.
The appointments C.! the Rayv,lls I rcuii
VI. r.. Church South are aS t,li,w-: tirard.
'i,e tir> Su'i!ay ~ -a'-ii unii'h; RhyvI'lr the
>rccn T. ~ l.Jfr. Geek q, II - ~ aud Aiu
y, nigh' ui the third. and Union the fourth
r H. N.Clrn!"u. y e..
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

The Viii -onra Herald s.ys; The discas-
zion of hell has nearly ceased. bur whether
or not he'll has ceased is bry"ni the snow.-
edge Of any living being. As matter OF
wise prncaurion, we wruid advise The mems
hers of the Mississippi Legislature To repent.
The Louisiana Legislature might also profit
hv ,lII- ns:Nrr.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

Man j. rot vain animal : FAR !ror.
H. A"d ye'. whrn be receives from
The d,u;"-; g,r ~ The world "A pair &
number five slippers he gazeo COM
pIarcn'iy al - pair Of i,rt hig eh'uIh
10 u.ay ne lln"sac tunnel AID WUr-
mnr- f"u'i!y. dear ii,lir girl y So
-hr Burlington .lrl last ".onlh pre-
scented ter eN.,t!rIri vi !a r1'r 81
>liuurr~ - rnu.d wear. IhrF We're
about ,i.hr..rn iirhr- long, I"ur i"rh-
a. sirai shi atr..~~ ;hr tOr~. "td nah
each bay window a. 'hr p"rr ste J."
arcunluodair tLr LurJ-us tr nL'ch
Er >ui b.. boot, And - ven know
that man got - - al lha' lie threw
Ihc >i'pprr- "ni Of Inr .w'nh"W AMI
hasn't ~ ken 10 the gr! since!
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
1878. Spring STYLES. 1878.

Handsome Inc Spfins Sn.ilng>.
la Fancy Nur>irj- aud nas"uai-;
Fancy Cashmere panI> Patterns;
Soft aud SUI hr'm Hats;
Fancy Neck wrac sits au,lbrrrhirf-;
Gents CASHMERE. Business Sui-. ~
GEO. {. X hE>S Il cos.
March 2-,f Nt>bnrr, Mrs.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
HIGHEST AWARDS At CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION. THOUSANDS Or FANl-
LIES USING THEM.

Demand Increasing every lay where ihey
become known. Ministers. judges, laS"rr-.
editors, tailors, machnisl-. ~, recommend
them peri-.rt Rights given fee 20 iif-'
applicants. Ii there is no agency IN yoHf
place y. rite Cor 1t &C hay niarIiue for your
family or u relative; there il none better ar %
cheap. Machines seut to all pat, Of I've
country. on receipt of price. SIS. Rca!
advertisement he"irnin2
Sls-SEWING MACiIlNE-SIs.
june ., Is77-iy.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

Juo A. Hemler, E-1, Tax A>-e>-ur ior
Rich AID psrisn, is oar a'tuUrize'i a.rnf Tor
m. entire pa,is!,. to collect all dncs aud re-
ceiv. and receipt fir new sub>rriptIur- Ia the
b AEON. We Wni place ia In hands the
accounts of those who ar. in arrears. and
hope ;ha' they will All he prepared to settle
with hun " hen he Calls On them 20 assess
their taxes. IT.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
RAYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, March l6, 1873.

Please address all letters on
business connected with the
Beacon Once. and com mumi.
cations intended for pubiic:s.
tlon, % the Beacon. or 10
THOS. j. MANGHAM,
Editor & Proprietor.
No Notice Of application for
Administration Of n Succession
viii hereafter be inserted i'm
this paper unless ID is accOmpa.
MED with $500; nor will no
tices OF Final Settlements be-
publlshed until all dues arc
paid.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

Here :

Several partic, who-r names have been
dr'vped from oar Subscription ll>i, are >'ii'
oWiul rs tor several years s"h-cri,'ii"h I" ne
EGACoS. The privira" a. paying such M
drhi-due-> with four hu-h~'~ o! corn to, each
Yeit fv!Ich ls iirarir twice li> nIark"i Nniue J
- extended % them - we'll a. cI'ttf,, tut
uni--- lhry -cirl" Ia this or >"ne Oli;rr WY
wiiilr 3. month. Vc wiii - compelled Ia
lriu. san against ilrn,. Sept - I'm.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

4 very rapid. safe aud casy way 70 make
money. i To prcure territory 80 lntro"uVe the
latest useful Invention tuat Is wanted every
day, 10y every one. everywhere. who has 4
fanny, - tuil s.zri sewing machine, WIKI
table aud iread-. tor oniy Li'.lt'ern i'liiar>.
MAMIE BY TIE PEERLESS
MFG co or PHILADELPHIA,
does the SANE work = a machine You wcni''
ray erghty dollars for. rapid. s'noo'h AMI arm
uorg and m"kes "A srHm :" strong the crfii
" al tear bcfre thr stitches rip apar'. Agents
o.,l, need show them Ia "i'ersiI"n To sell M
ever, ho,,>- they enter. Thirty dollars aud
upward cirarei daily by s'nar agents NJ
surh machine was ever offered al any such
prize
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

The arguu cUt III the i Hi"rS"n ca-r
Wa c"nciud-d hriurr The Supr"u,r
Court. \ decision vii, he rendered
on tie 18th in>;.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

tEFItE or y s-IHSN- ''ONls''f 'SAH
February. 1918
Tc ne PHtic:-
l;..ar ihi- ,n jn.l- NFTTNG NacEIS'S hare
rome dO,rnt IT.. Srwin. Ma niuc c"ni.'I'a-
tnu has. Lu>tedi an, rri"r. fit- rn'nc
>luuii h.. Nj Il aw ase To- U.rIr real uI"'r-i-
AN KNOW where "a pu'c!ia>r Ia a"rari g".
We ran uo wagons. We employ ~" "E"i.i-.
We paw Iiu commissions To- 'utddl-u"u. ai:i
ron-"a.s.nI, ~, can >rii NarLint-- (EEArEE
th.n iiio,r wL"an ilar,n. discontinued liz
wagon y >,-ut ant Discharged oi,r ".rtit-. W.
a,e n"w prepared 10 ia nj,h Il Eiu'~ "'
SEW ~. Na-',I",> al great rrlut'rh p'r's
We keep constantly "h hiur '.'r >lnr't
Machine dmi tli,. improved w I.>nn ; ai>''
other sivip> AN; we ~ ~ make II IT, ia" I-.'"f
e., 81 al l,aiti.- mrli,,g ,nActinr tu ,"''i>"l'
u before purchasing lr"m rravrIin@ agents ~
sp,i.itnr-, AMI paying war i'tsrr> t'r ar ~
r,r.liy ihat w sell al ii-ures :" sult the "ha1
tunes
Address, J. r. HEHEN.
.i-h-rs SEWN. Machine En'p"'iuho.
Feb lf-3m MONROE. La.
Remember. t,ur b,-l..i- If corn or i've
bushels 81 potatoes w,li pay for the Brac"U'
pti,. y,af
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

Masonic. .--i,"guiar c"mrurica'icns q
Z. r. N,I are Ia lgr No. 9I9 tilr 2nd " ed
neSiIay ~ each mosth
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

L. y CO.,iNs.
Sergeant >i,rai Srrvcr. L. ) A
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
gt*Rit@lanaB


KowsLL h CHssxAy. 81. Loni. Mo. a,..
eur authorized Agents to contract for ndvrr
Using fov tue BEACON.
s. M PsrrISaILL 4 Co. ~ Park Rev
eornsr Beekman street, New York, are our
ssthoris~n agents tor y. Y.
H. P. HucBAsD, Advertising Agent. New
Haven. Conn. will contract for adver'i-,
ments for the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
Succession Sale.
Succession of Chas. r. Sliier. Deceased.

Parish Cnbrt, Parish If RnhlauI.
~ pursuance t. "a orl,r t. NJ directed
! from laid Cnurt | val proceed to sell at
i.,.;,iic AUCTION. IN ! @ town OF Eelri on
Wednesl la. tie 18th dav Of March, 1875,
,hr t,.l"a 49, described property. belonging ="
-aii suc..,.--inn io-wit: ip'- N said t'wn.
designated -. Lots II. II ~. 10 -. 80 and
30 wing rorih Of lie. tTr~iiyie .iah ohs'ch IN
~aid town. h-,n- tie properly Tr"h'-rd 10y
LLaiir, /, Slider iron, And. J Walker on
the 2,rh ol Nuvrr.h.,. 1867
T,rn> Of .ale--ca.h, with the benefit Of
nrpraiseu'cn,.
II p. WELLS, Adm.r.
.Frhruary oni iS1S.-ti..
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
Notice Of Administration.
State Of Louisiana Pari-h Of Richiand,
Parish Cont
Succession CT Wiiliar! G. Carpenter, De
Csase1.

NThEREAS, Horace d. Carpenter has
w tie ~ the olIice 81 the clerk 81 Ibe
li'h Di-'rri Co,ri. Ia ADD i'r said Pari>h of
Rr'hlau!. his Application for the a7mln'''Tf-
t"n "f ia estate Of william O. Carpenter.
decea-r,i
Nav. therefore unless opposition be made
theret' " ii!'in ten DAYS iro'n tile tate hereof.
the ~! Horace d. Carpenter will he aP-
pointed administrator of All e-,aie upOn
complying VIZ. the requisites "f hr lazy.
J. NE~ I PITTS.
Clrrk l4th District.
Eayviile. March .. 1873 p.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
"TnE TEE i 1900 81 rs FAl:i.

IKE i..-E . i...,-..-.s - 10 F"-'''
"Tu,t'sP,ii> ere yvn.9h th.i-y .g..:i" po,1",
gEv. |. g. S.H|5Cn, Louisville, ".
..-u,.,s T,.ts,r,a eseci'-i blce-'-o of the .iru-
en- ca,,.,,-r ~. s. 2. OSGCJ-, New fcr..
..,l,,, rsc., = ~ PTS fo- tor>,r Of the Evcr.
To- Are su,.r - any redisilc &C. binary a.s.
o.-.rs c.cri '"' -
!, ?. clFl, 80 .,eys. Lcv', Augusta, O..
"Ihrvc,-r - P'iis fiNe :'a-s n r.y ianiy z;
.urs 90, &, rctoe;ivcfe.. and hii. ',,-iic y.
r. q WiLeCs, Georgetown, Texas.
~ lave ,.-. w., Niedcine with great benefit"
l.. ~. t.G'2, Eai.or ko.'.!s Register.
ave I'll fny 10y ir:fS lS''s TO five Ct all
oh. r<''-SAVEs d Co. Cait5rs,i.!,, CO.
t,c:r l., ITS. Ti.tv -.ni \ iji>. NAV, o"
~. Il. eaERoH. &c csnrso- g.. Boston.
"Thcrc Is no ,ire 50 ell q 1.;l4 - lie care
Of bilious q ~ I,-. 80 t'ui's a. -"
JOS. B3JnMCt. H,ca-oonI, Virginia.
AID a T:s 80 .o7z.
Sold by d:-'gGisis. 80 c~ffs q ho-. C..icc
3J I.,1r.'Gy Street, -scsc AOris.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

Remember. Ginr b,-i.-i> "i corn or hVe
Lu-lIr,- II potatoes wili pay for the Bracro"
one yCaf.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16

OFFICE OF J l. HluEy. MoNRoE LA.}
February, 1878
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
ADVERTISERS

VIII find 'ha, 'he Daily AMI Weekly editions
al The !!ERALp AFFORD the means Of reaching
Ia,se number ot The best class of readers in
almost ever; southern State, particularly in
Mississippi aud Loni-iara.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-16
Nest Point Easiess5ssp.

WAsuI.GroE. u 1. Eriy l5h, 1878.
Ed ar Of RrhtJ"" H,dcod,
pEAR SIR
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

BuRoLARs.-For long time the
qniet little town of Steilacoom has
been infested with burglars, who have
made several unsuccessful attempts IN
20 through tiTer or four places of
business there. The most recen, at
tempt Of this kind We have heard of
was perpetra.ed upon Mr.. W. II. Mas,
ton, the postmaster. In the coofaora-
ton at Steilacoom about one wear ago
Mr.. Maston, like many Others was
burned out. but he soon had him a neat
little store erected on the site Of the
old structure. which was soon stocked
with goods. At the same time he got
new combination safe. 10 which vas
deposited the post-office money, besides
bis own private funds. About a week
since some burglars effected an entrance
to the store in the night, and in trying
to tear the combination cut of the safe.
by driving i. through. they 50 effect
nally fastened i. that with all their
work they were compelled to give it ND
as bad JOB. Mr. Msston at first ex
pected TO be compelled to send his safe
to San Francisco TO have it opened ard
repaired. but being something of .
genius he turned the safe over on its
back when the lock few back, and the
door opened without difficulty.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

DEATH OF PROF. GUSY.-Prof. ID.
q. Gum, President of the Puget Sound
Duiness College of this city, died at
Ii residence on Third street yesterday
sofning at half past o'clock. De-
essed was native of Ithaca. New
Tmt, and aged thirty-three years.
Nj. Gum emigrated to the Pacific
cast some five years ago, and re-
mained in California until about eight
months since. when he in company
with bis wife settled in Seattle and es
tablished the Puget Sound Business
College, which under his eff lent man
agemen. proved an entire success. A
few weeks ago he was taken sick, and
for about two weeks his condition was
very critical. He finally commenced
bimprove, and the day before he died.
MS up and ate dinner with the family,
end said that he would go down and
est his first vote in Washington Terri
tory, the next day. But long before
the polls were open, his vote was cast.
After dinner he had q very severe
eoughing spell, during which he rupt-
IRE blood vessel in the region Of his
hart From this he sunk rapidly till
h died. The deceased leaves wife
nd infant child to mourn the loss of
Ind husband and indulgent father,
Vi in this their hour of sad bereave-
nsat they have the sympathy Of the
stire community. Mr. Bagley in
ixms us that the funeral will take
pAee from the residence on Third
mi this morning at 1890. Revs.
hslsy.and Dillon officiating. Friends
IN deceased are invited to attend.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

CRANBERRY CULTURE. - Several
months ago We agitated the practibil-
ity of cutiyating cranberries on an ex.
tensive scale on the marshes in King
county. ard we consider it one of the
best investments that man who owns
a quantity Of land adapted to the cul-
ture OF era berries, eau possibly engage
in. A company is soon to be formed
in Olympia for the purpose Of engage
ing in the culture of this delicious
fruit. There are two or three Gran.
berry marshes or beds under cultiva-
ton near that city, and their luxuriance
render the assurance doubly sure that
their cnltivrtion on large and sys
tematic scale. in this climate and soil,
will certainly prove big bonanza
to the projectors.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

RARE CHANCE FOR BUsINEss. -
Pinkham & SAKE, proprietors of the
large clothing establishment, on the
corner Of Commercial and Washington
streets. have concluded to retire from
busindss on account of i'll health. and
they offer their entire stock and fixtures
to any parties who desire TO en-
gage in first-class business. at a great
bargain. Their store is situated in one
CT the best locations in Seattle. and the
firm are doing q good, steady business.
Any one can get the whole stock, fix
tures and business on the easiest and
most liberal terms by calling at the
store, or corresponding with the firm.
oct30d&wtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06
Liver Is 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 all 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 the 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, 1878-11-06

0CAPTAIN GONE. Tho name of
Cep Nm. Catncart still remsins fresh
a6niuds OF many of our readers
~ Many years be commanded vessels
= y lumber trade running to the
soend, and later he joined the coal
aeel u which he was engaged for o
~ q 20. He was captain Of the ship
Namodore, which was wrecked a
eaple Of years ago on her trip up the
oaas. Since that unfortunate occur
sace We have heard nothing Of the
90 gentleman until picking up Cali
ntn'a paper we there saw his death
saioaiclsd. He died in San Francisco
~, the Goth of October This in.
Nnesrce will make many an old Pu-
soonder heave a sigh Of sorrow and
= i! ~ that their aged friend Captain
aidsk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

STILL OUT.-Jack Dowd, the we'll
known monte sharp. and we'll known
in all the police courts Of the coast, is
still held in San Francisco with two
pals on charge Of going through an
unsophisticated individual for several
thousand dollars. Dowd aud three
others we're bailed out. their bonds be-
ing fixed at twelve thousand five hun
dred dollars each. When the case came
up for trial they all responded to their
names except one. whose bonds were
declared forfeited. The trial Of the
remaining three was postponed until
the next term.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06
SwELTs.-A fisherman on From

SwELTs.-A fisherman On Front
street had collection of very curious
fish at his stand yesterday. The name
he gave us for them was Swelts The
bead of these fish is near the middle of
tine body. and they can swim back
wards, forwards or fly several yards in
the air by the use of little wings or
fins. Thev are about eight inches long,
and resemble in color jelly or sun-fsh.
There is but one bone in the body. and
that is the shape Of writing quill.
The mouth. though very small. resem-
bles much that of parrot. They seem
ed to be quite curiosity, and attracted
much attention. The fisherman states
that they sell readily in the Frisco
markets a. fifty cents per pound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

EXTENDING. Mr.. Yesler is extend
ing the northern arm Of his wharf ten
feet farther out into the bay. This
arm is 20 feet long, and an extension
the entire length will give him 1,70O
feet of wharf room, in addition to what
he already has. Joe Surber has driven
a row of piles along the face of the
new extension, and the work Of filling
in the space between the wharf and
piles will soon commence. This will
not only add room to the wharf, but
will tend to strengthen the old wharf,
which has been constantly sliding over
and washing out for long time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

q. A. r. BALL.-The grand ball to
be given in this city under the auspices
OF Stevens Post No. !, G. A. R., on Fri
day evening, November Sth, bids fair
to be one of the most largely attended
aud popular affairs of the kind ever
held in Seattle. Invitations have been
sent to most every point on the Sound.
and great preparations are being made
by parties in Olympia, Tacoma, Gam
BILE. and in fact all over the Sound to
come ard enjoy the festivities of that
occasion. Tickets can be procured from
any member of the various committees
whenever they may be desired.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

riLor CoxxIssIoNERs.--The pilot
u.nlasaoners Of Washington Terri
asid : meeting at Unity, October
!. ~ ssd also at Fort Candy on the list
He!ember. The commissioners
. Iaed tie following branches for bar
49, = L Hansen, pilot on the tug
3. Alex Mslcom, tug Columbia.
~ ioliowing persons were commits.
49, ssu % act as pilots on the pilot
k.ss ef Rescue: Thomas Docg. n. d..
~ ~ Enc johnson. Thomas Masters
ueo. W. Wood.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

DIsGRACEFUL.--Itis conceded by oil
good citizens to be disgrace to our
city, that the people in crossing Mill
street, between Malson's meat market
and II. L. Yesler's residence, are
compelled to wade through mud al
most ankle deep. there being not the
slightest piece OF crosswalk ct this inn
portant crossing. Cannot something
be done to abate this disgrace to our
CITY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

CALL ON J. A. MCPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in S. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc.
attic, w. +. myl7 DIFF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

NV dousE.-Mr. Burritt, Of Bell
= having bis lots on Front street
ssed and terraced. preparatory 20
ssssion of a larger and more CON-
e,;ss residence than the one now oc-
49, ~ his family. Some of the
= 49, = now on the ground for the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

OK TRIAL.-Capt. Baushman has
gone to Pendleton to undergo trial for
the killing of Patricx Whalen, . deck
hand on the steamer Spokane. in Au-
gust last. Some Of our citizens will
recollect Capt Baughman and wife
having lived in Olympia and Seattle
most Of thelyears 1869 and 1870.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

EpIscoPAL CoNvocATioS-AtA spe-
cial meeting of the vcstry Of Trinity
church. called by the Rev. G.. II. Wat
son, the new rector. Msssrs A. Bagley,
II. Burnett and Chss. Prosch were on
Monday last. erected lay delegates TO
the ensuing convention ct Portland.
which meets on Thursday Of this week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-06

SIC SEMPER SALERATUs. -Notwith-
standing tho excitement about the ad-
mission of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still hits the bulls-eye every
time. Dennis Kearney to the contrary
Notwithstanding.