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YoRKrown CENTENNIAL
Meoting OF Goyornora.

The Governors OF the thirteen
original States met in Carpenter
Hall, Philadelphia, on tie morning
Of the 18Th to arrange the details OF
the Centennial anniversary Of the
surrender Of CORVALLIS at York
town.
Gov. Holiday, Of Virginia, was
chosen President.
The meeting then adjourned to
Independence Hall, where Mayor
Stokely and Governor Hoyt WELDON
ed the Governors to the city aud
State.
Governor Hoyt, from the Com nit
tee on Resolutions, reported the fol-
loving, ead they were unanimously
adopted:
Rcsolvsd, That We, the Governors
AID representatives. o. the Original
Colonies, convened at independence
Hail, Philadelphia, this 10 il day
Of O5tober, 1879, knowing that the
purposes for which we have assem-
DIed meet the hearty appreciation
Of our oonetitueuts, do hereby com
mend to the people Of the Uu..ed
States such celebration Of the CEN
teuniAl anpiyars.r,, 81 a., ,,,o 4, -
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DEATH OF DIR. LIE MoYNE.
Incineration Of liz Rnlu

DR.. Francis julius lie Moyuc, Of Wash
ingtoD, Pa. died ut that place, on the
i4;h instant. His prominence as an At
oiistioBis; gave him the nomination FIR
the vice Presidency IN 1849 By the Free
il party, and or another occasion be
was nominated tor Governor of P.nnsyl-
vania, by the same party. He ras a
man of large wealth and generous philan-
throPy. Il was, however, as a Crtml.
t2uist that he ia best known TO the world
at large. Believing that the incarceration
of the body was the most preferable
mode Of disposing of the dead, Tea few
years ago had q crcmatory erected on a
part Of bis lands overlooking Washington
and the surrounding country. The Gre.
natory was first used in 1876 IN reducing
the b3dy Of Baron De Palm 90 ashes IN.
der the PefsOnel supervision Of DR.. lie
Moyne Two years later the remains OF
Mrs. Jane Pullman, wife Of the famous
Ben Piitman, inventor OF the system OF
shorthand writing, were reduced % ashes
IN tie Crcmatory. In this clse, as In the
''''''' ''' A''N''i tb'A EiAai interest, and
unaffected much pleasure ~ the repeated
success Of his experiments.
within three hours after the death If
DR.. lie Moyne, the fire 30 his Cremalory
had been re. kipdled, and the next day.
every thing being in readiness, the pom
derous body of the Scientist and pbilap-
thopist was placed 10 The retort and re.
duccd 20 a handful OF ashes.
Dr, Lo Moyne leaves eight children
three sons and five daughters. TIC ola.
est is Charlott, tie wife Of John A.
Mills, Esq., formerly an attorney of Plus.
burgh, now leading member OF the
Washington I'D. O. bar The Oldest son
ia Dr.. Jonn ", Of Chicago, who was
a Democratic member Of the Forty.fnh
Congress. One of The daughters was
married 20 Mr.. Nichols Wade. Of ibo
Fort Pitt Iron Works; another 10 Sir
Harding, of Washington, Pa. Tho
fourth and Gfth are single. and reside ~,
the old home Julius, the second s.n.
's thriving Washington county farmer.
end d.. Frank is a piusburg physician.
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NEWBURG LETTER

fat Moran Esq, is the happiesL
man 10 town, IT, a boy.
70 'fH unto Mr., VIM. MCGEE and
VIE son Satu'dty O,tu l8Ch.
=, VIM NJ Evans E-q, and lady, Of
! al NeisoIrg, and Mrs David An
derson. Of Monongsiia county. are
ylsltlng the families OF DR.. VIM. NJ.
Den' ara VIM Is. Atuan.
NJ H. Dent Esq and lami =, OF
UIa''Gn, aIe stopPIng with tusli un-
c'r. Dr. Dent,
The miners Of tie Or.eI Coal Com
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

SENATOR Wade Hampton has
written letter to Post master Gen
eral Key stating that the attempt 10
Kill the negro Postmaster NIX, at
Blackville, S. @. grew out OF per
sonal difficulty between him aud Lis
aasailart, and tha. politics had moth
ing whatever to Go with the affair.
Erring Brother Key has directed
Nix to remain in charge Of the Of
fee at Baekville, and 10 treat th,
people with whom lie has business
courteously.
We suppose that as this case has
become quite thread bare and can no
longer be used to fire the Northern
heart" it will now be eliminated
from the Southern outrage" calen-
Oar. 1t is high time the New YorE
mill was producing some new novel
.tles ia THE line Tor the benefit Gifts
peddlers.
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Z'nn'a admir- agt. y II. Fyrtuey ct ST.
decree for sale. James a. Brown, cum
missioner.
Feather, assignee of Bishop, sgains,
Feather ct sl.--decree for sale. WIN. G
Worley, commissioner
The following namel causes were dis
continued or dismissed: C. Creap. admir-.
against w. II. and W. Glover; same at.
Adair s. Shaw; b ON.il against L..
VIVA O'NAl; S. II. Wilhelm arai8st Eliz
J. Wilhelm; Leggc & Toitcn against 10.
raw's heirs It al; Dent. Son 70 HL sgaioe'
Fortney s. Squire; John G. Brain scsia.t
James B-ain's sdm'r ct al Jesse Ha,I-
admir- agt. Rossers admir- &, al, and G 3
Nemon ogt. same; Join G. Balm against
Thomas Meikle ct al; John 8. S. Herr
against George a. Ftch's cx'r ct a., VIM.
G Brown against Michael Kamble
The following were continued or re-
mandcd TO rules: =. Shaw sg'. J. NJ
Shaw; G. IL. Bishop agrirs, ". IL
Brown ct al; Henry G Bea ~ against B..
Fairfax ct al; d f. Faucet Against Pat.
rick Hanlgy ct al; john F.a'ie's cx'ss
against James G Fealhee; Leughlu Brss
81 Co. ct al. against jacob Ficau ot q! 4:
Mary 4. Cariick ag.. Thomas J. Moran
&c; w. j. Martin against Jlmcs i. sapp
ct all Martin BrodericS aglins, Michael
Broderick ct al
Court adjourned on b,ondsy morning
at o o'clock
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r. - d..
which amount, it was contemplated
at the time, would be sufficient to
put up one three story section Of the
building, rs the corresponding sec
ton cost, during The war times, about
$4,000. Much to the qualification
Of the Board, however, when the
bids for contracts were examined, il
was found that the work could be
done Tor so much less than wal orig
inaIly estimated they felt warranted
in nsking al effort 10 complete Ia
re najnder OF the buildiug with the
balance Of the appropriation, and a.
once advertised for bids 10 that end.
At the next meeting they made the
awarI, thus securing TO the State
the erection Of buildings that will
accommodate when finished 22O ad-
ditionsl patients for the sum Of sos,
600. Eve years ago the same struc.
lures would have cost double that
sum. Indeed the work could not be
lee to-day for az favorable terms,
az the boon" has reached West
Virginia, and material and labor arc
in great demand and have conse-
queutly advanced il price.
The directors sre well pleased
with the character Of the new work
and think it vii. bear favorable
comparison with the other soctions
IF the building.
A ventllatiDg fan has been nur-
chased and put up which will now
k'eu The ysiiouq yards supplied
with good, fresh air, thereby render
ing them more cheerf ] aud health
ful.
The Board passed. through all Of
the halls Of tie Hospital and con
versed with many OF the inmates,
whom they found to be we'll aupph
ed with everything necessary to
their comfort and well being.
10 his annual report to the Board
The Superintendent shows the move
ments Ct the Hoepital for the past
year to have been as follows:
Remaining in Hospital October ]
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

THE negro exodus to Kansas hay
ing proved financial failure, aud
having also resulted in no political
good, the Republican planners are
arranging to exodus several thousand
dusky voters from the South to In
diana, in order to overcome the
oerta Democratic majority Ct that
State in he next Preside. cd. ciec-
tlon.
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Joe Howard, negro, PLAYED the banjo
for pennies in the saloons. etores. ana
streets OF Jacksonville, lad He was frc
quently allowed 20 perform in the milline.-
= establishment Of Mrs Martin, you,e
White woman. His music won her. and
one day they were united in marriage bv
me Rev. hr. Mile, negro. Miller aud
Howord are 10 jail awaiting trial, such
wedlock being q crime i'm Indiana.
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HOW THE GOVERNORS sPENr
SUNDAY.

PHILADELPHIA, O tobsr 60. The
W@'Ing Governors alteaded divine
service yesterday at old Chris,
Church which Washington attended
Hh,ie President. They were sea, ed
the news viii h Washington and
hobert Morris occupied. Govern-
or Hewitt was accompanied bv his
stan, who were In luil uu..or
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

THE n. Y. Sun In speaking Of
Gen Hancock aud Samuel j. TIdeD
in connection with the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency, says:
at by no means follows that if
Lucius Robin 3on is elected Governor
OF New York, Samuel J TIden will
be the next candidate for President
Of the United States.
II the great macs Of The Democra-
cy throughout the country believe,
IS we firmly do believe, that Haun-
-el j. Tllden was righuuHy elected
PRECEDENT in 1876, and if they also
believe that he was free from all
contamination with the wrongful
means employed 10 secure the office
to which be was rightlIlly elected
then il would seem Inevitable. ir
the nature and Gtucaa or things. that
he ULould be tie first, spontaneous
choice Of the party for reelection.
At the same tine he would be
blind TO what is going or VIII,
should not have observed OF late a
growing feeling in favor Of nomina-
ling some Union General az the
Democratic candidate in 1890. aud
Winfield s. Han3ocb il the Union
General principally spoken Of as the
man.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

TIE latest returns from the Ohio
election give Foster majority Of
from 10000 to 1900, and the Re
publcans a majority in tie Legis.a-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

THE result OF tie election ia Quo
is clearly q victory to Cue Non y
Power Of the Country.
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PLENTY Of money, well backed-ry
10y vigorous yin did the business
in ONO.
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much smaller surplus than has been
Ine case OIL tate years. Thus the
80 '@ IT, al. non masters o. the slIua I
y -, ~"
"-'al Ine oG'le1 states Will be able
.omss Of Tie orsa I'y Hi ,,i mus ~ ~
Chicago Gram apt Provision Pevjl,l
attempts 10 furnish the data Tor tie
solution OF tue question. 1t esti-
n' 40 ( o"o I ncd the United States
demand for toj and 's soa aI1 "a oIo o o2lu'
coo 600 bushels, leaving for eTogr-
I'3,uJO.oOO bushels.
Tto o.,;.-.,-
,li -: '"1 ''1'U g IS 'H'i
r.e,o.,., l, ,.. ~ a. ''"L' mes o.
f.e.i , "''"h ''e neE'
~. - zoo zen zen ,' com !'eteo
..o, '-0'o0o' 'hs'"f'
$500, Ian 49, co 49, =, !, ,o ,s1
~ y'- -,
'' V ''io'0oo 10 De
,r, - 'vr'oPI'AV'oo'
AL ,. ''s' ".'o'' ',' ."s current
-. :. =. 1o'''"''o
CHARLES FREEMAN, the Second
Alyenlist Of Poc4ssrt, Mass. who
let pling murdered hi little 3op.b
ter believing that he had been cali
ed upon 10y God 10 make the qacrifce
rs Abraham was called to prepare
tc sacrifice Isaac, hoping that hi,
hand would be stayed as Abraham
wes, and believing, il not, that his
child would De raised in the flesh at
ter the third day-has been iudict-
ed by tie grand jury for murder il.
The fist degree, and will soon be
uned. The crime was so horrible
ana rLeoomenoi that it attracted
VIDE attention, 20 the result Of the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

THE ,elow ,eyer Is again s0,urg
at Memphis.
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TIE PEABODY EDUCATION FUND.

The thirteenth annual meeting Of
the husteeg OF this Institution was
ae!J 10 tie city Of New York on the
first inst. The report Of the Gener
al Agent, Rev. Dr.. Sears showed the
income from the fund for tho last
year TO have been appropriated as
ioi!ows: To Virginia, 50 $40. North
Carolina, 5000, South Carolina "a
go, Georgia, $1,000, Florida. $1,000
Alabama, $1,000 Mississippi, 5000
Louisiana, $3.50, Texas, $77oo,
Arkataos, $500 Tennessee, al2
600. and West Virginia, $4,000 a
total Of ga $50.
The Irsasurer's report showed has
The amount OF appropriation ayaila-
De for the ensuing year would be
$4,000
TIE gold mines 10 Fauquor county
virginia, erc said 20 be very rich, if thew
could be developed. Some Of the ore il
worth SO q ton and the gold extracted i.
worth 12l au ounce.
-.---- osss
The tide Of immigration swells with
zach plssirg month. During the month
Of september last, ~ $50 immigrants ar
rived at New York, and during the veer
ending ~rutfr-hor g0,. az, 800
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'ESI VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Editor

kiNGwooD. OCT. %, 1879
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-25

TIE gold mines 10 Fluquior county
virginia, ere said TO be very rich, if thew
could be developed. Some Of the ore ia
worth 20 q ton end the gold extracted is
worth 521 Au ounce
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Ask Yourself these Quc~tions.

Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Hab:tual Co..iycneSs.
PaIpita;ion of the Heart: Have you
Dizziness Of the Head? Is your ner-
vous system depressed: Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you q
cough: Low spirits Coming up of
the food after eating, &c. &c All If
these and much more are direct results
of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint AMI In
digestion. GREENS AUGC>r FLowEa
is now ACKNOWLEDGED by all Druggists
TO De positive cure. 1900 90 bottles
we're given away in the I. :. through
Druggists to the people a trial.
Two doses Will satisfy any per,rH Of
its wonderful quality in curing oil
forms of Indigestion. S.ml le p tiles
10 cents. Regular size - cents. bond
positively by all f7st-c.Ass Druggists
il the United States.
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STRING BROOK Spring Brook i,
tho name given the last created post
office in King county. the location of
which is in the agricultural region Of
Green river The farmers there have
hitherto been few in number but they
are increasing each and every month.
The people get out into the world by
way Of Renton Mr.. John Webster is
running q small sawmill at the new
place. and Miss Bowden is teaching
the school. Mails are received twice a
week. on Tuesday and Friday. A road
to Porter's Prairie is wanted by the
settlers
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WATER COURSE MEETING.

4 meeting IF citizen, ir.sre,,., in
e..I,1;,b,o, ..o, oo, 49,.
-
I@H@- mon ana Washington Tor the
purpose % drainage. was held q. Yes
les. Hall. in Se>..la sr,,s. . $50
III. -,-
=, '''e' = ''"ei' aD4
20! " = squire VAS called %
the chair aud Beriah Rrovn .l,r,.
81 Secretary " II VIII. rso =,
.
Tue 'eSu'a
'"g tue improvement. under considera-
ton.
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DANoERoUs ILLNESS On last Mon
day afternoon Nina. youngest daughter
Of Mr. Hill Harmon aud sis,er-in- law
10 Mr.. Jacob Hoover, arrived in this
city III the Almota stage. The yoing
lady was in excellent health and spirits
until some two hours after her arrival,
when she was taken with = severe gas
trio illness aud suffered intensely Her
friends administered every remedy
known, but without effect. and at seven
O'Clock in the evening, as . last resort.
administered a hypodermic injection Of
morphine. which had the effect of free
ing her from pain and rendering her
unconscious While under the influence
of the op,ate she laughed. sang, aud
was seemingly doing we'll uutil about
20 o'clock, when she suddenly became
quiet: her face assumed an ashen hue,
and for the time being her friends
thouch. her dead Physicians and
friends labored With her until daylight,
but were unable To bring her cut of her
deathlike swoon until IA gnlvanic bat
terry had been applied TO her stomach
for nearly an hour. About : o'clock
next morning she betrayed signs Of
returning Consciousness. and from that
time rapidly improved She is still
very weak. but it is expected will soon
fully recover. Drs. Boswell aud Beach
worked long aud faithfully with the
young lady. and to their efforts may be
attributed the saving Of her life. Col
fax gazette,
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a DISTINGUISHED PRELAra. Rev.
Father Bouchard, s j.. Of st. lsua-
thus Church, on Market street, in San
Francisco. is making a tour OF the
North Pacific coast. He has already
been 10 Victoria. and is now in Seattle.
and next week will leave for Portland.
the Dalles and Walla Walla, after Wis.
ting which places he will return. by
Jacksonville. 10 California. the trip and
detentlons occupying three months,
Vale here Father Bouchard will con
duet services every day in the Catholic
Church; today. for instance, a, S in the
morning. II, and y inthe evening, and
on each Of the six week days following
mass at 6 in the morning. mass and IN
sstuction at s. and the h,any. sermon
and benediciion Of blessed sacrament
at -, in the evening Father Bou-
chard is one of the finest speakers in
that church on this coast, and one
whom it will be we'll for our people TO
hear. lie has high repute as lee
turer, and if he could be prevailed
upon TO favor us with an effort in that
direction, we think il would be appre-
cIited.
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THE New STEAMER. The nex steam
ship being constructed on the Delaware
river for the route between Portland
aud San Francisco will be thirty feet
longer than the Oregon and of greater
beam in proportion. She will be guar
snteed Ia run a. the unprecedented rate
of sixteen miles on hour. The best time
ever made between Queenstown and
New York was by the steamer Arizona.
which made the run at sn average speed
II Is miles au hour
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WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY President.
Rev. Charles Z. Lambert. for several
years a professor in the State University
in Indiana, has siguided his acceptance
Of chair in the Willamette University.
II is understood. says the States
nsda. that he will also act temporarily
As President. Mr.. Lamber, comes very
highly recommended. and doubtless
will labor accep,ably in the responsible
position TO which he has been elected
He will be assisted by complete corps
Of teachers. The school will therefore
open on the 18th of September under
very favorable prospects
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EXCURSION AND BASE Ball The
Eictorians are now making weekly ex-
curs."ns 10 Por. Townsend. Their base
ball club send out q challenge 10 any
nine on the Sound to meet them in a
friendly game at Port Townsend on the
Goth inst or on some other day If the
one named Is not agreeable. If any OF
the boys hereabout feel like engaging
10 the prof, red contest. they msy leave
worl with or send it to Jack Levy,
who Will attend 10 tie preliminary de-
tails
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4 CRUISE TO THE NORTH Tho Brit.
i.i gunboa. Rocket has returned 10
victoria from an extended tour 10 the
North. having on board Lieut. Col
Powell. Superintendent OF Ihd.au AZ
fairs. A { Anderson. Esq Comm; ssion-
.r If Fisheries and Nr Hasting.. pho
tographcr rs the expedite The K ok
81 visited all the Indian villages on the
northwest coast As Tar a. Fort Simp-
son. The Superintendent aud Com
missioner had long talks with the
natives and explained matters TO the
satisfaction of the tribes. The object
OF the trip ITO compose the Indians
minds on the fisheries question: was
fully attained natives being per.
fectly satisfied with the explanations
given them. The gunboat returned by
way of Queen Charlottes Islands. At
Skiiegats Bay the oil company had
captured about 1000 gallons and e1-
pected to secure IA. 600 gallons addition
nj. Mr. Chas Morton was confined to
his room by illness and was ATTENDED
by Superintendent. Powell At Port
Lexington rain fl inc-ssautly Sal.
mon were rdun,"k lively u one dav
the Inverness C,m;anys steamer
brought IN 90 tons OF fish. On The
way back the Il KIT went outside the
Island. calling At Qna'se' mo. No"tka,
Aib-rnl and HesquIot. The weather
On the return trip Was clear and beau
tiful. Nothing was heard OF the
Skeena route railway surveyors. except
that they were working up the river.
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DIR. La Mar. Seminal pills

Cure all cases Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of NiSor, Nocturnal Emissions,
Impotency, Nervous aud Physical De
bility. and all that class Of com plaiuts
arising from excess, iadiscre,ion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. ard the
young 3 safeguard and protection. DIX.
Ia MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilita.ed FROM what
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. e so per bottle. Sent c. o. d.
by express TO any address, secure from
observation Address all orders II A.
McBOYLE Il co, Druggists. L. O.
Box 9j2. San F-4nci-c,
iy21&wly3Ip
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FURTHER REPoRr. Those no |

FURTHER REPoRr Those who lis
tened to Mr.. ID Horizons report Of Pro-
ceed,ngs Of the National Sunday School
Conventions held in California. were
we'll repaid. Tomorrow Monday
evening Mr.. Horton will give further
report. ut the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Il what he said aud heard
while IN California All Sunday School
workcrs viii! he especially interested,
ont others may attend and listen to Mr..
Horton with profit All are invited to
to pr,scLt
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Wharf street, Victoria. h. G.

Every body rushes st HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass Of
beer in town. Besides Schaffer' cele-
brstei Steilscoom aud Schmieg's Beer
On tap. you will find Budweiser. ST.
Louis. and Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles. Also all kinds
of cold lunches to order A new
pigeonhole Table in the house St.
Louis Lager Beer at 4 dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered 70 any
part of the city.
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PARTY AT STANwooD.-A most en-
joyable ball aud supper were given at
Stanwood. on Friday night. under the
auspices of some Of the ladies of tina.
rlare Parties were present from Oak
Harbor and various other points. r.
wings Hall was filled to its utmost
capacity, AID everybody seemed 10 en-.
joy the pleasant affair hugely.
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CALL on J. A. McPuEE for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply 10 The city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied At either wholesale or retail.
Stand next TO SchwabAcher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, ". T.
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NJ. O. BUSINESS Baxter Rem
shaw. the Colfax postmaster. states
tha. during the year ending July ll,h
he issued 1925 money orders. amount
ing in oil to about sixty thousand
dollars.
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TRINITY CHURcH-Rev. Geo Her.
bert Watson. Rector Ninth Sunday
after Trinity. Hours of service II
AN. and 75s Pm. Sunday School at
l2l. A cordial welcome is extended
10 ALL
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-10

(lPoRr DIsCovERY-A gentleman re-
Gently from Port Discovery iuforr: US
tina. tae mil there is cutting $4,000
feet daily, aud has been averaging as
much since the beginning OF the year.
Many improvements have lately been
made, and preparations are still in
progress looking 10 others. Mr.. Mas
tick is now principal owner Of the mill
at Discovery and Mr. Smith is its su-
perintendent.