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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-27

agents say that Fanny Davenport alone
issone OF the best paying stars in the lit,
but with a company and her own plays
she Is like many others; gOoC here, bad
there, and Indifferent every where.
OWENS AS A Monty MAKER.
Mr.. John f. Owens is reFuted to be
the wealthiest actor in the Ircfr, sion:
He Is fond Of playing On shares, aEd
often nets So 600 to $4,000 week, ex~
elusive f benefits. He has accumulated
Il property estimated at 81 100000, much
OF which Is the direct OutGrOwth OF real
est ate ventures For twenty-nIBe years,
however, Mr.. Overs has laid sway q
handsome fortune annually. Like all
the most successful sCtoTs, NJ. Owens Is
specialist A. S0theTn has his Dun>
drearv. Booth his Hamlet and Jefferson
mis- Rip Van Wrinkle so Owens has his
-Olon Shingle Mr.. Owens h $ avoided
speculstions IN his art, snd never goes
on the road with companies of his own.
He plays on an average OF thirty weeks
n tie year, gives his receipts for about
5 o OG0 and spends the rest OF bis time
on his farm.
JEFFERSON. MAGGIE MITCHELL AND
Lolita.
Although Mr.. Jefferson is a Celiueator
of one character rather than an actor,
as generally understood, he stands near
the head OF the rich men IN his profess
sion. He GENERALLY plays on shares,
and makes rom $4,000 to $4,000 a week
for forty weeks in the year. His terms
with the Fifth Avenue theatre man
agement were eXtTiOrd mary haf OF
every dollar Jhst cane in until SIOOO
were received and three quarters OF
every dollar above $1,000. Mr.. Jeher-
son has been a pecuniary favOrIte Tor
many years H fortune Is variously
estimated at from S500,000 10 81 900 QUO.
He owns property Ia New York, New
jersey and Louisiana, and Is very care
full of it all
Miss Maggie Mitchell Is another p"
rite on whom pecuniaTy fortune has
long smiled She can clear $50 coo 10
$50 coo a year with ease, and having
cleared it she knows how To keep 1t.
Miss Lolita CrSbtr0e Az, rsges 81, eco a
! week, and bids fair 70 do better yet.
/ Mr. Bpucic8ult : drawing power can not
/ be very well sstimsted, brCaUse he APP
/ pcars in his own plays only. Hl7 last
/ engagement, with his own dramas, netted
/ him $500 each performance. If he coulu
continue the same terms 'oTty weeks III
/ A year his annual income would Ice 10
( OGO from that source alone. he Is also
J one OF the weIItO 90 men n his profess
/ sion. a part OF his fortune being made
| from plays bearing his name,
OTHER ARTISTS.
1t would be difficult to class Clara
/ Morris, Mary Anderson, Lawrence Bar
rptt. Mr.. Bowers, Frank Chanirau,
( Flank Nayo, Oliver D5ud Byron, Rose
Eytiuge, joseph Murphy Robon and
Crane, Modiesks, the LinEards and
Others less Euown, be cause, white they
/ are enormously success ul in some places
/ they are said to be quite the reverse IN
/ Others. While they make great deal
! OF money in some theaters they play 70
/ bad business IL others. A1tjgsEa, Tor
/ instance. made hit and q fortune last
+ vesr, hat her next engagement was a
/ fsiIure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-27
10 II ~ smil lnR mo-
That tips the bliss With dbl rs -

BAKED APPLE DUMPLINGs. - These
we think very nice, and superior 10 those
boiled or steamed. Roll thin any nice
puff paste aud cut into square pieces.
Pare and remove the cores from nice
stewing apples, and roll an apple in each
piece Of paste; put them into baking
dish, brush them with the white OF an
egg beaten stiff, and slit sugar over them.
Bake about three-quarteEs of an hour,
and serve with milk and sugar, Favored
with vanilla.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-27

IN the album Of one of our famous sc
tres-es l find this: "a woman seldom
fails the day sitter giving you the key Of
hoy heart 20 change the combination. -
81. Beuve.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-27
PLAYERS. AND THEIR REWARDS.
Actors who Have and Have Not Made
FOTtuucs-sIikh Priced EIfsIrirns.
New York Herald


FOTtuHes-s ikh-PTIced EBfsIrirns.
New York Herald
The great prosperity Edwin Booth
dates from a period in the easy recoilec-
ton in the present generation OF theater
goers. In his earlv days he had no
drawing power, and when VIM. Stuart,
the veteran manager OF the Winter
Garden, announced him tor Il season be
was looked upon with unaffected wonder
Fortune and the quick wi of Mr.. Stuart
favored Booth tnat year, aud to the
bright suggestion o. the manager that he
should play - Hamlet" be Hamlet and
look Hamlet off as we'll as. on the stage,
can fairly be credited the suddel Jump
he made into public favor. From that
time his star was in the ascendant Ia
spite of Lis bankruptcy Edwin Booth i
regarded as q very wealthy man. II =
invariabIe terms are $500 performance,
and for this sum check must be given
before Edwin can 90 on The pre-ent
Mrs Booth IS a cs pablo business manager,
and to her Mr.. Booth owes much In
Boston, Philadel phia and San FTanclssO
Edwin Booth Is a powerful attraction.
IN Brooklyn he played an enormous
engagement, clearing in two weeks the
sum of - 600, when, however, was but
little IN excess OF the aEHOuut dropped In
the Lycrum OF this city. HIS lsst
engagemeur IN this city was = terrible
blow 10 him and to the management.
His termz were $500 performance, but
the rec5i.ts were next TO nothing, com
paratively speaking. Il is understood
lhaJ Booth declines 10 play more than
Jhir V weeks IN a year. A MS terms 81
$500 for each performance. or including
mslinse, So 500 week, this would
give him an annual income 0; 500 000 /:
but h. could easily play forty weeks al
the samesterms.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-27

III tel YOU you fortune, EIy pretty maid
For this day hath mystical sign
And the dreamy birds have message desT,
From the good st, Valentine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25

auf nabtsu aneertbalb Wiqionsn Werf'
i6dgt. Die binterblisbens. iebr sab!rei1e
Gamilis. bis auf pis Gnfsl bsrab, lsbt
tn s!duSsncen Ssrbdltni6sn unp srinnert
ll1 nit Greucen Der 3stt, ais Der >.@lts"
nod lsbts. Oa sins es bod I'M 5auIs
Der. Sptreen paren bdufg, uno rrenr.
oiele!ben aud nur pom Der sutsn ~bdrssrlfs
den 9sIsulbaft belubt purren, 10 fog
rp6 Ter Gbampasnsr In StSnsn ano bic
Rdums, in O.nsu bic SsfIiatsitsn abss@
balten pureen, paren fsttIib. Oie1e
@fleulbaftsn fanpen ater nur i'm @inter
fat {; TN CONNER mar Der I6pn teiabrte.
5srr re6 Sauie5 As Mcnate perreia.
Gr frsqusntirts bis Dor einisen Sabrsn
DIE eurusbiper Oeutlblanrs uno erparb
paIslbft lsbr beeeutsnrs Summen curb
= Yetieln. SIN plrftissn Gcfdm. NIT
Snpalipsnmdse uno blauer SriQe. I9nees
piBsm 6aar unp ;ttternrsn 9lisosrn,
belt er iib auf Der promenade auf, lpra1
nismals an, erbielt absr freipiqis BON
reihen 8apesdfsn 70 bSbe @Imoisn, saes
er aQp51sntli5 r~abmbafte Summer
mad Berlin lbifen foante. Cine rpabr>
BAIT sploene Grnte = 10 s'3iblt pts ,,gtr.
liner Burger situna' = bat Der islt<
fame Sau; Dor cen S~ulbiuiern ssbabt,
als bic Sptslbanfen nod tn GIor paren.
Ssftsr als stnmal pss cages mari ibnes
Elm @lddltaer, Der 70 flus NOR, nit sts
mem @sptnn ben erinsu Siit Az pers
laIIen, Gin @olrfif In Cen Shps.
Drsibis Sabre fol- Der Wann cas- Sc
i&dft' bstriebsn baden, unp sS miro be-
baupist pas sr einen srOssn Sbsil isines
Sam5Ssns pisisr isltiamen Waais Ia
~psrcanfsn 9ebabt babe. Dor stpa finf
Sabren bbrtsn bic Sapersiien pI5BIi6
auf unp jlpar aus einrm rc6t pi9ttsen
0runce. Als ndnlib Der aite damn In
in @iESbaren ptspsr in r%emltbiser
Stelluns auf Ger 8runnsnprpmenare
itanc, nabr tbn stn Ssylinsr bel Ssite
uUo lprah NIT ibm onselsssntlitf 4. Or
mar erfdant rpprpen uuo laS an sbsne
bsrsits rpisosr auf Der GtieabaBn UNI
na& Berlin su rampfsn. Wan bat i'm
Isitcem nts wiessr in Sipsra asIepen-
0eute rubt or unter eem HlIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25
uniere Sanoclsbilan;.

Die lsBtsn Ssri&ts rsS ffatiffi9eH
Bureaus In Daibinston ffsIsn sS IN
Srass pb unisre SanpsISbilans anoaus
srnp 70 adnifis isin miro, ME in ben
lsstsn Wonateu. Die ausfubr psif
btreits !piessr cine abnabms auf. SIM,
Sanuar 1873 battsn uniere 9siammtsrs
port: sinsn Wsrtb BON $50. 539,629. ins
Sauuar eislsS Sabrss nur einsn @ertb
BON $25,S76.S64. Gs ersibt i6 fpmit
cine Ibnabme RON So. 600. 600. Sn ben
nit eem 81. SIN. eieiss Sabrss absslaus
fsnen swblf Wonatsu ibsrfiee unirre
ausfubr pie Ginfubr um $297.680,s
063, In ben nit rem 81. Sanuar 1873
%absslaufsnsn ,pSlf Wpnaten NOR Die
ausfubr um $t46. 78t.274 srSsss ale,
pis Ginfubr. Die sross ausfubr In ssn
lsBten 3p6lf Mpnatsn pss ab~sslaufrnsn,
SabreS mug ppbl auf Gsdnuns Der.
auesrcreentlihsn %llmfdnse asisBt tpsrs
Den. bic %nnitpirften, UNI cen @etreioebss
parf Gurcpas ju feissrn. Su Sranf.
reid bsrritte tbsilpriIs Wibsrnts, In
Gnslane upc Dsu!i&lano bate mon stn
isbr mitts!mdsisss Grntssrsrbuis sr,islt !;
i'm ilrlitsn Huslanp, Ger bisberisen
Sprntammsr gurUpa's. lag in 8plss res
8rifasS Ger 2aneSau rarnisper. Sierin
mag i'm eaufs pisiss Sabrss cine Asnps%
runs eintrsten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25
Sein @sfdbrte bemsrfte bas uub laats:

SeW VeIaprIe pemeItte pas uup 1a8te:
.Nun poran; MIR miGen bic psrlorens
3eit trteoer eiabrinsep. Sd irbe, BIZ
eamps bebaat Dir ni6t. ga, bal @ir
modem uns ibrsr sIeid entlspissn. sic
III bon Silbsr. BAIT hu ssIast sisbs fs
alio beruntsr uup made fe Ios, rpdbrens
t6 ete 9eudter pom Iltare nsbms."
Yisrrot bate sbsn rem ndmli&en Sc
canfsn sebabt. upo 70 sina sr senn mil
einem perspsiielien Gnti6luGe nod ims
msr bic Sane Dor Die auseu baltshc, aui
bic eamps su. scs fs battis Nicer uno
blieS fs RAID aug.
Sn bemieltsn GusenbIife bSrtse CT siner
S@rei. 70 pl5Blit, 70 laut, 70 ansfpcq
ooe CT ni9t aus einsm menIblften
Wunse, ioncsrn BON einem 0el.n aus
Ger aneern @slt ia fommsn f6isn. 81
sr aus Der Gerne fam pper aus Der Ndbe
Ob pom Simmsl pben pssr BON Gree uns
ten oesr aus Der Cuff ripssum, eas fonnts
rpecer CT rod lstn @sfdbrte Iassn.
Dsnn fe bSrtsn i'm nur sissn @ussns
Bid. uno er ipuroe ni1t piersrbelt.
aber fe batter tbn 70 unmitlbar na6.
cher Sislmebr 70 senau slet6ssitis mt
csm ausl5i&en Der eampe ssbSrt pab FL
unpiqfarlia bsiees als llrIa4e unc
Dirfuna NIT chamber In 9srtinbuna
bra9tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25

trsltuui. 2Sie Is f6 jest b~erausRsat..
mar an ben Slasen in europa ibsrr
a~merifaniihes petroleum ni9t pisies Tss.
trolsum, ~lonseru bic ISIsdts SsiGaftns.
belt Der surppdii&sn 2ampe S1ulp. Sn
isnsn Slassn itifts bic amerieanil1e
yStanparp Oil COMPANY, psl1e zen
Ystrolsums Warft epntrpuirt ibrsn Sns
lpsctor 9odpoop nod 2oneon, rpoielbR
Ct Dor 3urssm nit ben pstrolsums Sntes
rsGtntsn stns SsriawmIuns absebaItsrp
bat. In wsl&sr CT ibsrssussnp ben Na&s
wsis fibrte, pas ni@t pas petroleum,
ioupsrn pie i&le&tsn europdii&en Bren>
nsr unp Do@ts bic S6ulp trasen. Dir,
Gnsldnpsr baben parauf SHentli& srtldrt,,
pas petroleum lst .ni@t 70 l&ls&t wie g.
aus8ei&rissn lpsrbt; pie Wansslbaftigr
felt pes 9i&ts lisse einsrlsiis an prnr
i&le@tsn 3ufanpe pcs Dp@tes, prr faft
ausuabm 5psiie peutidss Gabrttat lst,
anbsrntbeils an Der manselbaftsn Con
fruttion Der 9amps. 9pdppop bate
umsritanii&e 2ampsn NIT fa9sn, &C.
l&nartsn gylineern, lowie lple Do1te
aus lansfaisriser feinsr Saumpole nit
ssbra&t popur& or nit lsiusm Petroleum
ein bellies unp flares ei&t s%rstslts, better.
ais nit DEN snslii@sn 9aupsn. Disles
GrssbniB puree pur@ 0orfabruns spstsr.
eampsn ~bsfdtiSt, pel6e Der Yortrasenpe
a%nsinpste, pobsi or stenfaqs cen BTennS,
untsri6isp frf fsIte. 2odpoop polte
Gnps Gsbruar mad Srsmsn fcmmen, I'M
nit ben csuti&sn pstrolsumssfaiaaftsn
sbsnfalS cine 3ulammsnfunft ;u bultsn.
Sn Bremen bsFnrst fi5 Die sinsiss psuts
i&e pstrelsums 8afFusris, bic gut, abeS
tbeusr arbeitst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25
am Srrtin NIT Or. pisrcs'S Ma

Sm Srrsin nit Or. pisres'S Nasal
Douche" Walsn. Spriys) uuC Dr.
pieres'S Golden Medical Discovery
C9Olcsne wspisiniits Gntrsduna) ale
sOniitutionslIsr Ssbanpluns bspirtt Dr.
Sase's ,,Catarrh Remedy" CS6nupr
fsns Ssilmittsl) In ben l6limmitsn 6aaen
bon Gataub cine ~poataupiss 8ar-
Das Snfrument unp bic bsipsn Wspisia
nsn fnp In alien aprtbsfsn ~ babsn.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25

|
,,Uas IN bas 2" fraate er rpteosr.
Gin psiser S.ein ? Deer Elm 2amm
untsn I'm Ibole."
.So," outportete 6e. unc pos woren
FIR, sraen gBorte. .es il unler Qdmm,
den, - Warie"
8iew RIFF Der rlnolIdlids aus.
s1os moht fr so,t e..
m,is..s,. m,.,., f4,,u,, ,,wt
IL. m' co.. " msss ~
~ ~ 6. wv osM "a s"t ;hrs o.
ms.. 1870" ~" ~" mi s sm
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wy stu % 49," $500 w.
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w =, MraS. n,M ~. ,u'aa 49,
w., o G.h,n. o;n.s rm.
s;n;.. w o .a% =, nv s.Gs ts..n sss
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g. - ss..s
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gbaruns, Sd i6rie ouf unp 6sl be6n.
uunosIos niepsr"
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narm,Ms lis " Gn Nv ,ou sirs, nsISsn
aus NV n,Ssrr si,"s On mss ON ssn
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tsr nirS. III @.s;ns roT,sp rn,sr
Isi,sn Gas.n MOI n, @sa,suMs ,,nc%.
tsn nnS tp;a.rtss ,nshrsrs ~ 80 ahr.
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prduote. uns In wsri,en @uoenbIid,n
fano pcrr pielmrbr faicte sr nebeu
pem meieeu Yunfte. ouf meIden feline
;frau binoewisIen bate.
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r,,s =, srti,.m shinss Nv go
w,,s. o., GsIiss .Ssn
fs;r orn WI ;hr.s @'sS,ss sn,asdt 6. 49,
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nnn ;hr,n Sanssn r],.Ssr. .i.ot mrrS.r
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S,s @SoSunsss arnpMsI,s snnssrr nIsih
porlbsr binoustretenp. purI bic au2t in
pie Stefe biuob6s: 6e muste Shon
I6mer,lUs oefcrten ieiu. ebe ne ben 8os
BEN erreidts.
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6. ons S.n S,m r. sS,f,rH,snoa mis ~
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n.n Mhhsns non ~ stsn n"% MI, am,
,nssrn @ssahisr tin,rass%r;,tsn 49,
uno fam 10 pispsr ,l cen, punfie, NO er
isine frau psrlaGsu bate. Sie ifanp
nod ea. pie pur6 sinsn 3aubsr an ON
8peen ssfsGelt. 2lls sr mil ieiner fpfs
barren 8lrps ndbsr lam psraps iis feline
Sbrans unp iuserte lis In fsiner 0sils
ibrsn mhttsrIi&sn S9msB ie mar
sans in bic Sstra6tuns seTsn Ssriunfsn,
mas ii6 ,usstrassn bate uno es sri6isn
iSr ssbsimniepoQer alS stn bIobsr 81.
fal opsr Elm sew5bnli1ss Grsignis.
Sie etitte einen inuiaeu Sus auf
bic bloi1,. absr not parms Stirns ibrcs
Sinpss n Saotr panu ~ ibrem Wanue:
.Disrrot, mas ou chem oslaat baf. bleibt
fir INNER bsarab,n in Ter trsuen 8ruf
peines @siteS: aber es eriuusrt ufrb an
eas 9stst rpslSss eu bsute Dor ilsesl'
Sabrsn psrlpra@it ais eu 81 Vott
VtpttlL CtIH TlHp WpHe DIT etputttu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-03-25
Gin sintraslidss 0si9ait.

Dor SurSsm III In Berlin Elm alter
Wann seRcrben es1sn SsrmSssn man
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-05

PCGET SOUND AID WALLA WALLA -
Mr. Cnar'e, White. engineer in charge
of the Northern Pacifc railroad survey
ing party bctwe- the Columbia river
aul tie Sound, has completed the .ur.
vey, and II is reported that the CON-
pa3y will e. an early day build the
rcai. Tie estimated cost Is between 1
and ) millions Of do.lar.. bat the COM
pauy, upon examination, find that the
road when built will be immcn ,ely r.
muneratsvs. in transporting the agricui.
sural products Of this great ooua,ry
over this road, and bringiD. in return.
lum Der, coal and lime. ani the goods.
wares and merchandise !or this whole
upper country. \ large shipping bust
tess will a. once spring up on the
Sound. s5 freight even with reduced
rates Oh the river will be much cheaper
by way Of the Sound, aud then good
tye 10 the great metropolis aud seaport
Of Portland on the Willamette OF
course, the Northern Pacific cannot cal
cula.e on Transporting al! the grain 10
the Sound. asa portion will 90 10 As
tofia direct. but none will go II the
seaport o: Portland on Willamette
The section II Puget Sound by way of
the Cascade mountains is destined T.
control the shipping to China. aud
may be tho commerce OF the Pacific
ocean - ". ". lSt1tesasIH
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-05
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by physicians
and the people generally that Dyspepsia
can not invariably be cured, bot we are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has rever, to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as sour
Stomach, CostiveneSs. Sick Headache,
Palpitation of the Heart. Indigestion,
bad taste in the mouth. &c. out of
the 10000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure was reported, but
thousands of complimentary letters re-
ccivei from Druggists of wonderful
curcs Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size - cents For sale by all
Druggists.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-05
COURT PROC EEDING~,

SEPT. 8
| Baum * Co vs. Mundt & Davis
Leave granted to plead within thirty
lays
ID VI Pierce vs. John \ SmaI. Ct al
Case continued.
Mclgs Lumber and Shipbui!d;ug c..
vs. = Primrose. Treasurer Of kit.ap
county Restraining OF Ter granted ard
Ju !gincut for costs III favor II defend
ant
Graham II Vaudike vs. Reed i lIar-
.nen-Judgment for Sll3 30
John II SWEET VS.. Smith, Richie &
Co-Ju l.meHt for SOS and costs.
John Collins & Co vs.. Jas Bracket,
Continued for the term
john KIRBY vs.. Ann NJ Kirby Con-
tinued for the term.
John Telfair Us Charles Dotv It al
Transferred TO Snohouish county.
Renton. Holmes x Cows. Angus Mack.
iu'o-h C ntinued until second Mon
day i'll September
Dexter Horton x Co vs. b + Denni-
son ct ai-Continuet till .e2o,d Monday
IN September.
ID I Wheeler ct al vs. Geo 4 Meigs-
Judgment for S2906 Go and costs
Crawford & Harrington and VI G
Squire va. George ID Hill. collector of
delinquent taxes for King county
Continued until Monday. December >th,
1879.
III l. YesIer vs.. George ID H;ll-Case
dismissed and judgment rendered for
defendant for costs.
&c Britain vs. George ID Iiil-Case
cIntlnued until Monday, December Sth,
1870
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-05

a GENIrs.-A correspondent wishes
to como to Washington Territory. and
has written 70 us for informant Ia
telling us who he is he says: | am a
farmer. but have had considerable .xpc-
ricncc III logging and timber work.
can also repair vessels and SAIL them, as
well rs being fisherman. can do any
kind of mechanical work. make pattern
for machinery. am n house carpenter.
blacksmith. aud good Mt MI kinds OF
edge tool work. | have three children
and six or seven hundred dollars III
money. If | go TO your Territory |
will want to invest in Government land.
! generally own and sail schooners of
fifty or hundred tons burthen. |
should like to know the size of meshcs
used III salmon fishing. l woHld not
be able to get my business arranged
here 30 as to enable me to start before
December" Our correspondent is IA
born genius. from his own account. aud
we should like to have good square
look ut him. By the time he gets here
with his three children, however, there
won't be enough left of bis six or seven
hundred dollars to buy many farms and
build many fifty or hundred ton
schooncrs.
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DAILY IN7ELLIGEN(ER.
Friday, September 5. 1879.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The asse ,snent Il Columbia county
is$l.9i3 90. The tas levy Il malls
on tho dollar or II 20 on the hundred
Os this amoan: : mills Is foT county
purposes
Rev J T DcNo.c, who arrived here
on Wednesday evening. will preach In
the VI T. Church next sunday morning
anu evening.
Rev Mr. Atwood, formerly OF this city,
now Presiding Elder Of Puget Sound
District. is expected TO make this place
his headquarters.
The hop pickcrs have mostly gone or
to Tuyallup, where their work will be
gin next week Including a!!-thc In
dians from across the mountains. the
Indians a, home and the Indians from
other parts Of the SOund-we do not:
doubt the presence OF fifteen hundred
natives in the puyallup hop fields one
week from this time
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FINE STOCK CONtSG.-A 4 Manning.
Secretary Of our King County Indus,
trial Association, has received q letter
from the celebrated stock raiser, Mr.
Niger. Of Jackson county. Oregon. stat.
ing that he will be in attendance at our
far with large number Of his celcbrat-
ei horses In his letter Mr. Myer says:
Let your ptpefs publish that will be
~ your fair with my stock, as 1t may
be an induccment FIR some t. attend
who would not otherwise do -. |
know there ore number on the islands
and elsewhere Who will come 10 500 my
stock II they know when ! wall be
there. | will have the best lot # young
animals for stock purposes, ard as large
horses as were ever shown on the
Sound. l will have pair Of match
mares large and very fiGe both with
fonl to pride Of Pcrche, 81 mother
and daughter. will also have two
year old stallion, the most promising
colt have ever bred. From appear
ances h. Will make as tine a stock horse
rs any have imported. besides other
good ones Last and least will be
Bobby Burross,' the Shetland. lie Is
a hast. and will attract more attention
than all the rest. He Is very fine Of
his race We are glad to learn of Mr.
Meyers intention. and hope other stock
mon may follow his example Ample
accommodations, we are Informed, will
be made for all the horses and other
stock that may be sent here for cxhi.
hition.
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From SAN FRANCISCO. The steam

FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The steam
chip City Of Chester, Captain Peter
Macsie, arrived from San Francisco at
an early hour yesterday morning, and.
after laying here TO discharge freight,
proceeded via Tacoma TO Nanaimo for
500 tons of coal. She left San Fran
cisco with Al bags malt matter, AS tons
freight, and 81 passengers. Stron.
northwest winds were experienced on
TIE entire passage. The freight she
brought for the Sound consisted Of II
tons for Port Townsend. lis tons for
Seattle. 20 tons fer Tacoma. aud 5 tons
for Olympia. Her Olympia freight
was takea from here by the Messenger
Mr., Wafer, Purser of the steamer. has
our thanks for the usual couTtesies *
tended to the press.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-05

SEATTLE CoNsIGNEEs PER CRY OF
CHEsrEn-A ii Finney. a Hess. A
Bowman, G Il Dodge. Crawford X Har.
riugtop. & L Stone Il Co, ID . Pearson,
+ W VALID, Frauenthal Bros. George W
Harris n Co. Geo Foster. Hall 4 Paul
son, ii Levy. & u Caches. ID a
Jennings. j A Mcphce. Levy. W
Hunt. Beer. John Nation, \ Gill
hland. L Jordan. John Smith, John
Christ. John sullivan, l. Sohns, Kelly
n Young. l. Anderson, l. A Treen. l.
s Rowe. l. Reinig. NJ Il Msddocks,
Mrs Sarah Schmidt. NJ Carkeek.
Prosch n Crawford; II Maple, Rev Y
Prefontaine, X G Graves, Stetson n
Post. Slorah II Co. : q Benedict,
Schwabacher Bros II Co. I Lyle, Thos
Clancy, I Il Wilson. Wa Chong. w
Montgomery. W II Shoudy. + w Wust-
hoF, W Barry. Waddell Il Miles, Toklas
" Siugerman, Wells, Fargo & Co