davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-22

HAVING qualified as administrators of the
IL estate Of r.. j. Bowmann. deceased- ali
persons indebted to the estate are notified 10
come forward and settle, and those having
claims against the estate are hereby noti6el
to file them, duly authenticated, with me or
my attorney, j; 7. Young, at No. 2l3% Main
street, within the time prescribed BY law.
MARY A, n0WMANN,
II4-1O 19b-139 w W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-22

There's n melancholy fact about
a calendar; there's no time when its
days are not numbered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-22
LEcAL.
Trustees Sale.


A 7 the request Of the beneficiary, and by
n. virtue Of the terms of a deed in trust
made to me by s. Freshman 4 Co., and
duly recorded in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn, in Book IA, page 40S, Of chat
tel mortgages, the Indebtedness therein men
toned not having been paid, / will sell to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, in front Of
my office, No. III Main street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Thursday, January %, 1879, kzA,
at u o'clock m, the following described per
s0nal property tO-wit:
One boiler and fixtures, one steam engine
and fixtures, two wooden tanks, two iron
tanks, all the pipes for steam and water sup
ply, attached to and in any way belonging to
the Grease Factory in Fort Pickering on Do
riac's land, formerly known as the Grease
Factory Of J. ID. Upton q Co. Also one spring
wagon, one common 0ray, one scavenger dray
and all the harness and attachments belong
ing 70 the same. Also one brown horse mule,
fifty (50) sows and shoats, more or less. Also
the houses, sheds, ETC., belonging 10 or in any
way connected with said Grease Factory in
GLIDING all articles in and about said factors
and belonging TO the same. Also the contract
with j. u. Upton n Co. with the city of Mem.
phls as scayengers, etc.
The title to this property is warranted to me,
but l sell and will convey only as trustee.
Memphis, Tenn this January II, 1879,
ll5-lA w. b. Gibson, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-22
Thursday, January %, isze.a -


DI virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to me
ID by II. i. Douglass, on the 18th of Feb.
Taary, 1915, and recorded in the register
page 54 | will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-22
Administrators Sale.

A s administrator of the estate of John II.
n Mitchell, deceased, l will, on
Saturday, January "a, 1879,
at u o'clock m, at the shop Of the late John
IL; Mitchell, on south Court street, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing lot of personal property belonging 10 said
estate One unfinished carpenters shop, one
set Of block and tackle, one lot Of hardware,
one chest of carpenter tools, one lot of lum-
Der, and one buggy.
WIN. Z. MITCHELL, Admir-.
G.. G. DENT, Attorney. HIPS
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
..Llt,le natterenn.,.

it l. not certainly known that 'L.1lc BufteTcup, made famous ln "Pinators, had any hand in giving to the world the Giit-Edge Butter Maker tut whether she did or DOt, the invention has already se- cured an acquaintance and attained tO . popularity egual 10 that Of Gilbert and Sul- liyan's charming heroine hersef
 Nothing is more beautiful or attractive on the table, nor more delicious to the taste, than bright, golden butter l. is the charm ofeyery hOusewife and delight to any guest. But hy the ordinary methods, hOw difficult it is fo have it as t should Oe. By the use of the Giit-Edged Butter Maker, howeyer. disappointment is neycs experi- enced.
 This powder has so many advantages, and yet can be sO simply and easily used. that no household CT butter rnanufacture- should bs withoat it Jo the farmer t t especially valuable. as Il incTeases the mar ket value Of his commodity from three 10 five cents per pound, and makes eTsry one eager 10 have t. lt also reduces labor, prevents butter from becoming rancid, and imparts Q beautiful golden color all .he year round, and Tnakes an article fit for the palate Of prince.
 Taking into consideration all the fine points of this posgdeT, nothing like ir has ever been introduced into household cir cles, and hereafter there is no reason why every table where people sit down 70 eat should not be supplied with pure golden butter made so hy the Gilt-Edged boiter Maker.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
TE. Esaa.r Qs..l.ea Al.g.a...
Len EE<

There ls pessut Gg1tgl 5a syMe hEgzseho3ds tkaf al tEe f9E1tey sod lE E-1- gland a. agsEizsg iron Bsfttauny CT Nor mandy is Fke E8Ese DTg1z&@ af ftse agw. Here arg sggae GaGGs, AQE sTer, se1 sJrIh in g PayzsiSn ilEZsTlsl. wi2leh gD to pxOFe tflzt z&ufterzfsga Gf shis zTticAe is rls 8 monopoly of Eaglisa fEz3assnsa- Egt1er ezH b. eZtrz led fg1z1 tf7e f1zaE e Gkae egw. the buffalo, ts4e goat fsac eve, t1se mare. t1e ass- and sEel fsDZ1 that e rhe female hsygzs3ys se2zzl1s, dog and AsE1g- hog but these lzs1 1hTee have E0s zs yet sz1Gcss5ed II 1llslg5aE thslr DguEls.1- Easrf a. al article 1f commerce. Anal ysls las diaagveEe3 la FreDeh batter,
 zs in English, Tzrs9.s minerals, sszeaA ss clay, EvCsss2rla- eEzalk- s1sr hate Of hsTytsss, and not GEfrasE Eserai.T csrpg1zse, @cs-afes and e1E9raate oE asso, TA8e1 are simply pa2soE. More harmless cg1apsy-2elts are h0ur, starch. boiiad pzlp fec7lA2 oi E'osz~ t0es. cfesse. szet, hgg's Lard, and goose g1e@se. AgTIEclzl zgea sea, krsowE ss Cleo~ Flzygsrine and margarine simple are aaueh affected Iae rrCTsE colog1Eg Ls zys1 by fGgeagI substances, szea as F01ggB, e7gFeT1rlz. saffron, chrDI12te o2 lead zfgyeszi1 and Ye.lg@ , Ee1gg1ss The kse7 of the Eattsg epgeaTs tC be that  there are ngt elN-s enC1gA ln ELgAsTl1 and Franc -g supply tAe e1SrEno1Esiy increased 5eE4zld fgr buffer ia late yezrz, and Western nations have not yet Iesrned t9 prefer honest grease to dish0nes1 t1fteY like the k1aslsEas. In the fjE4e ef Io0ls XVI. 2 P2rIsan was c0ntenied wilh thirteen gTzLnmes Of butter every dsv. Soy he requises twenty-five. E-llzt seems ezIriosls ls that fhs Greeks and EsEnzI.s did nOs indulge 8n ka1tter EZceyt as . s9Yt q Ene51e7nes though tl.e Greeks lad the sOEd sleYgE, Of scythisn origin. PhiBy also mentions butter as g substance rarely 8sed, and as hzYing been b0gTgwe3 for certain pur- poses from the bzrtaFlAns- JalsE out side the foT1I6eatioEzs 0f Paris there is a Easnufze+UTy of butter, s9 called where any one may sec hundreds Of casks of yellow greasc, Very like the stnH used for the axles Of railway carriages. l. is margarine, and is regularly sent to Nor mandy and Brittany for the n1znuf2c- ture oi the 4graisses de b0gehe," ," which are exported 10 England az the genuine product of the cog, and oonfdlngly &C., eepted a. such by numbers Of people.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
4 Good story.

Some years ago had case to argue before the eccentric Judge Cleary, Of Kentucky. While waiting for my case to come up, listened 10 the trial of a brawny ruffian Bho gas accused of steal ing two mules.
 He had been caught riding enc and leading the other, and although both animals bore the real owners brands he swoTe they had been f0aled on his farm and raised by him Every point Of evil dence was against him, but he was inno- cent with enough Oaths 10 scare an over aAd teamster. The jury rendered vir- dict guilty without leaving their seats. Judge Cieary asked hiInI Jet
 Have you anything to say why judg- rnent should not be pronounced?'
 "Yes, l have"
 What ig it?'
 T am innocent, and l hope God may strike me dead if am not"
 The judge paused a moment. Then he said, quietly:
 "As the Almighty has not seen proper to comply with your request, the sen tence of the cour; is--' and he went on to pronounce if.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04

Inst removed and fitted up in elegant style with s superb new stock. in the Woodruff Block, on Garkhnm s., doors froIn Main. AIways on hand a well assorted stock or watcSes, Clocks, Jewelry silrerwsrei Opera Glasaes, &e.. Se.
 LITTLE ROCK,
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
$500 nads from zs cent..

Iwnfy-fve cert$ worth If Gid Edge Butteg Make wjli 5nerease PYoduct and us2rket yalGe 0f batter pro11oed s3.Do. Give butter rich golden color the year round Increases produce : per csnt. h. ere@ses quality ZJ pr eegIt. Prevents bat ter hoIa becoming g&ucid. Make. July, Auxzs. and winter batter equal 10 bes. June produce. Sold only in boxes. by druggist, gT0oes. and general EiOEekeep- es=. Send stamp s0s Hfnis 10 But;eT-Aak- e-s7 Addrees BBtter Improvement Co., Buazio. '. T.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
E CIIT-EDcE @
 [IlfI3;{yLll5ii l 1 ,

TAs ssv5s- szzas S-E6t- Bxssr h Fssr rpaaa- fss saaswr snS fAs sesn<s # f1ess<rF asgSez EsrrsT Asr& 9sne .sp4N 1seryHs FsBts4 per ssrs- FzsvsFs ssziss af had @s ssr sgE EsA~ Ssasr & eAxrrsnT sak Rnxxzs Essssr asrnuins rznes6~ Hzsrps@ rsrkss ssas f gszks Frz Srsrxres fire srsmx al lzxrsez
 usr-szs. G5rss nser Gs1Ssz G45sr lac Tezr ss szss rsvs viii F-eGzs sss9 iz sf yr.A.<z Hazrsss Taz fsx seE sAsse sstfr srvsssnxss Esxsrs n@ iasssssHa. eeEa@ s98 ez5F "a bGzes wEA rFz3s- anas@ rs F-zss8. ;s1r wafh wlvr8s CHI -EDsE 7sEEEE AAEEEr psata& ca es-h sa1kage- Fe~Ssv ssss sg srss xnI frrs s&prs-sseger- Ae .ogE Ee@asr fsT sE.T ssak zfzs ss Basv sfsfgF e sn16 ssa-s ss sr @al lze- < B. = eeriss Lzzzs a5zs, sss B. fzs9- Great faTsnz lg kzrarg sass larger szze.
 A44rsas 5gTTEz gyYzgYEsssT CO., F-syr, .g-azs-zs-s r4a- Nsl~ Ezza-szs BrEEALo. '. '.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
WARl WAR!! WARM!

Dukes Insect Destroyer, Patented July 3lst, 1877, will efiectnally extermi- nate all Cut Worms, Bull Worms, Cab bage Worms, Curculio, Bee Weeyils, Hessian Flies, and all other obnoxious bugs and insects that feed upon cul- tiyated vegetables It is worth it's weight in gold to any farmer, gardener, fuitgrower or bee raiser. IL was in- vented by practical farmer, and will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

the time q electing members Of the Board
ByMr. Chiplsyi Regulating fees of off.
GERS.
BY Mt. Bell toi Lincoln county Re-
guiting parents and guardianA % send
their children and wards 70 school atleast
eight weeks In each year, :. 8
BY Mr. snider: To establisha "Mofett
Bell Punch" the proceeds 70 be applied
10 the internal Improvement fund.
By Mr.. scherr: To exempt from taxa
ton implements Of agriculture.
By Mr.. Chipley: To amend the jury law
so as to relieve all counties OF all expenses
for petit juries and making oil those who
have suits tried pay oil jury costs. ~
BY Mr.. Hyer; Referring that part Of
the Governors message relating To military
affairs 10 the committee upon that subject.
BY Mr.. Gooch; Referring TO the Com.
mipee on Humane Institutions and Public
Buildings that portion OF the Governors
message relating To the Hospital forthe
Insane. n 1i Nil- f,it,lfi
BY Mr.. Mearns: To amend section .
OF chapter 81 OF the acts OF 1928.
BY Mr.. McCreery: Toabolish the Teach.
era Institutes. 9N -ytIgt Z
BY Mr.. Campbell: To allow witnesses
before grand jIries the same fees as other
witnesses.
BY Mr.. McCreery: Providing for the
taxation OF all railroads within the limits
OF the State.
By Mr., Gist: To appointa commission
to act with any commission that may be
appointed from Pennsylvania, 10 ascertain
the boundary lines between the two
States. 'd-a
BY Mr.. Campbell: To deduct from as.
sessment the amount Of the taxpayers in
debtedness.
By Mr.. Montgomery: To appoint in.
speCtors oil mines, weights and measures
for the counties Of Fayette, Kanawha and
Putnam.
By Mr.. Holt: To give each county The
right TO adopt It's own series OF common
school textbooks and to contract with
publishers for the same. rsd
BY Mr.. Poundstone: A resolution in re.
lation 10 the assessment Of taxes.
BY Mr.. Fulkerson: House Joint Resolu.
ton No. Z, that our Representatives in
Congress be requested to use every effort
to secure the completion Of the work be-
gun on the Big Sandy, Little Kanawha,
Great kanawha, Guyandotte and Monon.
gahela revers. Laid over for one day.
BY. Mr.. Tony: House Joint Resolution
No. S, requesting our Representatives In
Congress to oppose the further immigra.
ton Of Chinese to this country. Referred
to Committee on Immigration. lin
By Mr.. Bradford: To withdraw from the
files OF the last session House Joint Reso,
ton No. 8 and introducing the same a.
House Joint Resolution No. ., in relation
to changing the County Court system
Referred. ......r -.
On motion Of Mr.. Stewart, the House a
: 1880 A. NJ, adjourned until this this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

The verdict Of twelve good
men and true" is one thing, and the YER
dict Of many more than twelve hundred
grateful partakers Of the healing draught,
Bethesda Water, is another. mot guilty.
-of q single failure to cure-(orgreatly re-
lievel kidney or bladder troubles-is the
verdict Of the larpar Jury. ~ W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
SpsEa~l aqn&aEeat.
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the error and lndis
cretionS Of youth, weakness early decay los
Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wau
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
seli.addrened envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH 7. In
MAN, Station D, BiOk Hour, NeV York Guy.
dei9-rThs4w t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
Aa1t1aaaas4seaaa1ea&x.
FOR MAYOR

MEsARS. EprToEs-At the earnest solicitation Of
many Democratic citiEOus and irienda The Hon. A.
=. sweeney has consented TO become candidate for
Democratic Primary Election 70 take place to-nor-
row, the Ilth inst. ~ n. : -,
!anl0 MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
HTREEr coMl1asroNn

MEEsRS. EprToRs-At the request Of many friends
such rs Is required Of the Street CAmlniSsionor,
hereby announce myself rs candidate for MD
JAMIE GEORGE ARKLE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
iOGvIDEND NOTICE.

oyHcE wnEEtINu 4 BKLNoSr BRrpoE IN ,
n.. .. WHEELISO, ". Va, Jan. i, in
The Board Of Managers Of this COMPANY bIy. a,
clareda dividend Of thee l5 per cent on The r.0s
stock Of The company payable on demand, on az s6',
the sfH DAY oFJANUARY, ls7O, 10 the SiOCkhOiIsa,
OF their legal representatives, hnldlnHItOCk Al bS ~
Of The SiSt day Of December, 1873. W.
jRn6 JOS. LAWSON. 4 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STriadelphla Accommodation train only runs
between watching and Trladelphla.
tDaIly except Sunday-NowarF Accommodation.
tSteubenVIlle Accommodation. This train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when required 1t
GraHal Hill. n ~ - ~ II L---Io -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
CTOCKHOLDERs MEETING,

OTFtcE wHEE1INo a BELNoSr BRIpoK Col
..-. WHEELlNO, W. Va, Dec. -, ISIS,
The Annual Meeting Of the Stakeholder oI A,
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company will h ~
NJ the Office Of the Company on Monday, the 18th n,
Of JannAry, 1879, between the hOun d and 81 ctt
?. ~, for the Election Of Nine Manager TO ,eivs d.
desc JOS. LAWSON. Sse,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
DIssOLUTIoN NOTICE.

The partne1hIp heretofore exlStInV batv.., , ,
Mier and william Hickman, under the 6fm n,. ~
WieF, RoyhCids Hickman, has this dSy ~ n
solved By mutual consent. j. c. Wlpr l. a1tbsJS.s
% collect al outstanding claims and pay tbS S.l..
S,le ,Sss SUSS a 1ta IsS hereby nOte
one on bis order. J. C,WIER
Jan. 8, ISfO-jan9s ". HiCEWAy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
PORuTYCLERK.

EDlToRs 1NTEILI0ENcRR-PIeaso announce me n
9candidate for the OCeot City Clerk 6ubject 70 III
deetSou Of the Democratic Convention. i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

The Annual Meeting Of the s.Ockholds, =, ,,
Ana y. AN Insurance Company Of Wheels y
Va, for the election Of DIRECTOR, viii be- bslJ "
ONCE Of The Company on MONDAY, JAStiISS
18th, 1879, between the hour Of 10 A. u. and
-. .. RICHARD SAVAGE
JAM III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
FOE CITY sRRqEANT.

FOE CITY bERqEAAT. !,
EiiOr q tAe zrtealStnse:
You will please announce that Major James
W. Sweeney will be candidate for City Ser.
geant, at the ensuing Democratic Primary
Election. II %
ian6a gl..ty4.ars r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
SEALED PROPOSALS

crTr CLERK's OFprrr
WHEnTNu, ". Va, Jan. St6, isy
Sealed proposals viii he received al tho oic. ,t,.
City Clesk Until MONDAY, JANUARY iST,, " ~, W
At O'clock ?. NJ, for the lighting, cleaning, ,I,
guiShipg aud furnishing WlCkS, oils, glass Ckmbs,,
dc., for The It'll Ward oil lamps. BIDS 10 I've RidFI'
10 the Chairman Of the Committee on Light,
IRnS ALEX, UPDEGRAFF, fliV C1,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

jan6' .. lg ,. raIl.
MEssRS. EprroRs-PleaSe announce me ls candI-
date for the Office o. City Sergeant a. tho Democratic
primary election 70 DO held on SatuE day, January IL
1anlO PORTER SMITH.
MEssRs, EDtroRs-piSase announce the underline
Cd q candidate for the ofce Of City Sergeant sub
1eet 10 the decision Of the Independent VoSSot tho
eity; aud elected pledge myself 70 discharge The
best Of my ability. ~ ~
JAMIE - lra....t1t g.iyt II. CONANT.
A. therequest Of many eitlIOns announce myself
Cttlzeni Candidate Tor the once Of City Sergeant
and promise II elected to faithfully discharge The
duties oil Bald Ofiee, III
desc aH . JOS. N. BRoDIR.
MEssRS. EptroR1-FleasS announce mo q q eand!-
date Tor Tho ofee Of Sergeant Of the ey q Whesng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
RESOLUTIONS.


The following resolutions were intro.
duced and referred: 3, -. ....l
By Mr.. Scherr: 10 repeal Section 10 OF
Chapter 1850 Of the Code OF West Virginia,
in regard to the punishment for murder,
and to adopt instead, thereof, the old law
OF Virginia. .II 80
By Mr.. REYNOLDS: To give to Justices OF
the Peace jurisdiction Ia the trial OF mis-
demeanor cases with jury. o. F,i.'7f.
By Mr.. Snider: To inquire whether or
not tho charter Of the Little Kanawha
Navigation Co. Is not forfeited by It's fail.
ure 70 comply with the laws passed in re.
lation thereto.
By Mr.. Nixon: To prevent stock from
running at large.
By Mr.. Taylor: To inquire into the ex.
yediency Of repeating the present law gov.
erning religious and benevolent associa.
tons, and re'adopted the law as 1t was
previous to 1872. p a- dT
BY Mr.. Hyer: To refer to the Commit.
tee on Federal Relations that part Of the
Governors message relating to Antietam
Cemetery. *. 49, 5tf1T7
ByMr. Rymer: That the Judiciary Com.
mittee inquire into the expediency Of "a.
porting q bill providing that real and
personal property sold under forced sale
bring two.thirds Of Its cash value.
By Mr.. Chipley: To amend Section / Of
Chapter l9S Of the Acts OF 1928.
Mr.. Campbell: That all property sold
under sheriffs sale bring four.ffths Of It's
By Mr.. McCrum: That the County su.
perintendent Of Free Schools be appointed
by the President Of the Board Of Educa.
ton. - 90
BY Mr.. Ross: In relation 10 changing
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-14
Another Card of Thanks.

/, the undersigned, being in good
health and sound mind. take this
method of returning thanks to the
good people Of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past aad
their tiatts-ipg promises in the future.
But permit me here TO state that trade
has lot beea 50 overwhelming as TO
prevent me from giving my customers
full Oh. and measure and their
right c.ange back IL every instance
I an also pleased to remark, for the
benefit Il whom i may concern, that l
have TO. to my knowledge disposed OF
any article Of merchandise below cost.
nor DO l intend 10 DO so unless by
compulsion. l believe in fair dealing,
and prefer quick penny to . slow
shilling. All persons who have few
loose sinners t. spare will 10 well TO
drop them at the {. D. D. store on Oc-
cidental Square, where the choicest
Groceries and Vegetables are to re bad
az bedrock prices.
Hunbly yours.
mv24:1m P. KEAcH
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-14

BY the breaking II rope the ferry
boat at Sayons Ferry, on the Fraser,
was swamped ana four men and four
animals were preCipi,a,ei into the Wa
ter. All escaped bu. enc man, Charles
$0.t;e-. o. North River, who WIS car
ried down stream al G-owCei.
While in Victoria. lzsi we=k, Nesz-s.
Ssrg<a: ard Be2i., Cap: Mos. Cap
W...:. The Misses Bs-is, Ms Mo.se
snj : party II cI:iz@ss. -s5= 81 srt---
sioa 10 New Wss.Z.-s.s- q Tie ..ss-=-
Wilson G. Hunt
Eacsn: auction 50, g Of T.cto-.a real
estate hare been made IS follows Two
lcts On Yates street, 60x2i0 feet, with
house. for 3, 325; two lots a. the top c:
Yates street az 1915 each; and tvs lots
in the same situation at 1920 each. Lot
36s, corner of Yates and Blanchard
streets, was knocked down to w. ?.
Saywsrd st $3.50. Lots on Pandora
and Cook streets realized 800 each.
Captain Thorndyke, of the American
ship Barring Brothers, has been sued for
si3 80, alleged to be due from him for
pilotage fees. The pilots claim that
the ship was going down in tow of the
Goliah, and that no signal was made for
pilot. The captain claims that he
needed pilot, but that none offered.
Judgment was deferred.
A contemplated excursion to San Juan
Island Oh the LIST of July will probably
De dispensed with, on account Of the
discovered necessity for entrance and
clearance at Port Townsend.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-14
EAAIERy STATES

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June l3.-The
Loider this morning publishes reports
from nearly all the principal points in
northern Ohio aud some places in west
ern Pennsylvapia giving the condition
OF the crops. The fros. of last week
did very little damage. There will be
abo1t two-thirds crop of wheat. The
prospects are that the corn crop will be
failure; the cause Of which is the long
dry weather which prevailed in this re-
g,on previous to last week. There will
probably be fair yield Of potatoes.
Fruits will be very light.
GALVESTON. June l3-A San Au.o-
MA special says the stage WAS stopped
by four masked men mere Menorioyile
Wednesday night, and the mail bags
riied.
The day after the murder Of Mrs.
Colsun and daughter BY Italians. two
men were killed by them in the open
field. The Indians also attacked E party
of ten camped on Devils river, bu:
we're repulssd.
PHILADELPHIA. June l3-The Point
Breeze fire has broken ont ag.ir. The
whole place is in flames
PoRr TOWNSEND. June I3-The
lighthouse teader Shubriek. + c. Msr-
rymsn. commander. arrived at Sp X
today. She is visiting lighthouses On
Puget Sound. She will proceed 20
Tacoma tonight.
Steamer California Is expecf Ell here
Sunday.