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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-11
SU Nj MONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
TaIaD JCpICIAL DIsTafcr.

TERRITORY or wAsHISGTOS.l
TaIap JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE LIsTEICT COURT OF sSOHoMlSH
] COuny
Peter bovarsoa. p!ai-i.n. vs.. Nancy Z. Dovar-
son. iefenasIt
Complain. died in the County Of Snohon!sh, IL
The oflce u the C!e-k % sad District Court.
TIE UNITED STATES or AxF RIGA SEND GREETING
70 Nancy r. HOy4Tson, Defendant
You are hereby required 70 appear III an action
brought against you ty tie Ebove named plaintiff,
n the Oi strict Court c: SEC homish CoGntS. hold.
Ing terms AZ scohoElish city. IN AMI for The
County Of ~ homisa. Washington Territory. and
10 Answer tbs comp ain, ried therein withii
sixty DAYS exclusive Of tn day CT s-ryicrl Alta
the tervics o. ysu Of ihis summons. or Judgment
By default will be taken against you, scccrain z
to thu pray e. Of the complaint.
The ssid scsion IS brUush. 20 obtain decree
CT dsvcrce on the ErcGBi OF abandonment oi
plziatis by defendant.
WIsEss the Hon. z. 2. Greene, JudEe
IL 8. CT said Court. and the seal thereof
t--' this til day Of october. 4. d. ls7a
ois-v1, Il. GREGORY, Clerk.
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ANDREW CHILBERG, Vice Consu! tor
Sweden and Norway, is prepared TO
execute any business pertaining to the
office. Issues sight drAfts on all .he
principal cities of Great Britain. Ger
many. Italy, Russia. Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets ct
lowest rates 70 ami from Europe.
ANDREW CHILBKRo, Agent.
DIV Seattle, W. T.
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DEDICATION SEIvICE-The interest
ing ceremony Of consecrating the new
hell and tower of Trinity church was
n.rformei on Sunday morning last, III
REV Il Wis:ar Morris officiating. The
rector. wardens. vestrymen AMI Sunday
School chiljrea and teachers assisted IN
the exercises. which were OF an impress
sive character A large congregation
witnessed the ceremony
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RESTAURANT PoR SALE. Mr.. Down

REsrAURANrHo R SALE. Mr.. Downs
announces his restaurant, the Maison
Doree, for sale at o bargain. as he
wishes to make change Of base. The
Maison Doree is one Of the best and
most centrally located restaurants in
Seattle, and a man who understands
the business could not do better than
TO invest in well established house
with q good patronage.
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DANGEROUSLY lila telegram TO
Mrs. Burroughs informed that lady last
Sunday Of the dangerous and supposed
fatal illness OF her husband 10 the town
~ Wa,la Wslls. She Immediately
nrepsred herself for travelling. ana
started for his bedside on the beat So
ing out that evening.
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GEN. GRANT BOQUEr,

Al exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold q, the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t a trial and you will use no
other, for it is equal to the best Lubin's,
Price only Fifty cents FER bottle. Full
ounce. and put up in elegant style.
KELLY & YOUX0.
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THE WEATHER.. - The weather We
are now experiencing is Of the regular
November style doubtful. half fell
and half winter like, with alternate
and mixed clear and dark days, rain,
wind, frost and sunshine.
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fAssEp HIS EXAMISATIoN.- MIR
edward II. Brooke. son Of Lloyd
"fooee, Esq. Of Portland. has passed
aa'ery creditable examination before
sus military board at Vancouver. and
sas ocen appointed second lieutenant
u tue United St,tes army,
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COLLECTION AGENCY.-MrJ w Small
has opened au Office in Buffers build
ing. where he proposes to do o general
collecting and copying business. He
will adjust books and accounts. and
perform any other work in that line
thst may be entrusted to him. Read
his advertisement and references. in
another column,
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THANKSGIVING DAY. - President
ses. by proclamation, has appointed
.'l's'ay, November 9th. TO be q
~! ~! ot national Thanksgiving and
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PIONEERS GoHE Mrs. Merryman,
who came to Vanccuyee Island in 1856.
died near Victoria last week. +.
Grano;ni. y leading man Of Victoria.
died there also last week. Mr.. G.. had
been u resident Of the Province since
1858. These oates for British Colum.
bia. are very early. and persons who
arriv,d in the Province as above stated
are y oneers in reality.
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The INDiAN.-Mrs. Jane Swissho.u,
thus writes upon n subject and in a
style interesting to frortiersmcn
THE Indian combines in himself the
bestiality OF the swine, the feroc!ty O!
the tiger. and the ingenuity Of the
demon. Brave men endure at his
hands the most horrible Of tortures,
and the outrages perpctrated on mat
rons. msidens, and even infants. par
take equally Of these three Indian
characteristics. But the inadienin &
feature Of the whole horror is the
knowledge that the crimes arc com
mitted by the protegcs. the wards. OF
that government to which tho VIC, ms
owe allegiance, aud which they sup
port by paying taxes and giving their
lives when called upon OF ,lnt gov
erumcnt which taxes them TO support
these criminals in idlencss Every
victim If an Indian outbreak krows
that every Indian knows that the
Christianity aud bcnevol,ncc Of the
land will be stirred to its lowest depth
to save him from the punishment due,
thousand fold. to his unn:ternblc
crimes Every Christian maid and
matron. undergoing the nameless hor
rors 10 which hundreds have been sub
jected, knows that the brutal tiend who
makes her body unfit for u souls resi-
dence. knows that Christian matrons
in snowy caps and kerchicfs. will
hesiegs tho White House with prayers
Tor his pardon. and that, through their
eTorts, his crimes will be rewarded,
and he preserved to repeat them
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The ALEXANDER DUNCAN 1T is GO
ing to b. more # y job to set the ship
Alexander Dunna aioat than was at
first imagined Sne lies high and dry
at the mouth Of Rogue river, and is
being crudlcd preparatory to launching
her. The accident to the ship involves
logs of abou, $4,000 to Mr. Hume. the
owner Capt Carroll WAS working up
very good coastin2 trade with tie
Duncan, ard his misfortune is to be re-
GREETED. -Portland Standard
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. 0. ID. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange for gools. apdFl
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REAL ESTATE. The following are
the transactions il real estate, as re
corded in the Auditors office. since our
last report:
Philip Ritz and wife to Mary L.
Miller Five acres in section 90, town.
ship -; $40.
". n. Bell 10 Olive J. Stewart -
Lots aud 4. block II Bell X Dcnny's
addition 81.
Chas k!ett to Andrew Holmes
acres III lot ). section 20 township %
north ra g. east; $500.
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4 PROSPEROUS CHURCH. If To
prosperity of q church may be Judged
10y the amount Of money expended in
its behalf. then Trinity church in this
city is in Il prosperous condition Ac-
cording to n financial statement rad To
his congregation by Rev. Mr.. Watson
On Sunday evening last. there has been
raised and expended in AMI tor that
church. during the past year. the sum
Of s.. 590c3. This is good showing
for any church in @ town no larger than
Seattle. aud speak, well for the rector
and his people. During the same
period this church has largely augment
ed its congregation. and its rector enters
upon the second year of his min,slry
under the happicst and most encourag-
ing auspices.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". T..

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. t.
October a9th 1872.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y followiu g-usmed settler has fled motto Of
his Intention 20 make final proof IN support 81
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration OF t4irty days from ths cate Of this
notice. VIZ:
NoBLE EDNo>p., Presumption y. s. No. 1910.
for the 81 sN I. and " 54 Of sE4 OF sec. q.
TT 90 y. IL Z. and names the following a. his
Witnesses w: Dorr. Forbes. Of seattl-, ". T.,
and II. ". lIGLb-rd OF Seattle. ". T.
Ut. BROWN.
nI-wJt Register.
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The finest brands of Cigars ana To-
bacco at the Adelphi Cigar Stand. OPP
posite Yesler's Hall. ly3ft
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co Pacific COas.
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estcy ard Standard Organs For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co,
ar.3l-d2wly IAN Eranc,s4o.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victor. should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. II
is the first hotel from Tic steamboat
landing; is fire proof; mas good accom-
r,odation for families. az, as COED
meals as any house in the CITY, st only
81 90 per day.
WM JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. Z. &.
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Nichols. lnfailibIe Injection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly aud per
mancntly every case OF Gonorrh1a.
elect ard Whites. 20 matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recomms ndei or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris Is
Co. wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attic. ". r. ol6d& Gm
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SENT Up.--A fellow giving his name
AS Tbs. Jackson. a Puget Sound
pirate. Was arrested in this city on
Saturday. for stealing Tho goods
were found IN his icrson. and Justice
Co"inhs eCrt him over 10 Blakely,
whore he stole the articles, for trial.
Juatic" o. j. McCAu.land sentenced
him to inri, d'ys in Jail, and as there
WAS 40 institution Of that character in
kitsap county. he was sent back here,
and is stopping vt the hotel de Wyck-
Of
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S. 90 REWERD

yv,gE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
l the undersigned for the return TO him Of
rocket book containing valuable papers recently
lost by JOHN Forcey. deceased. No questions
will be asked The finder mas send II throueh
the pcs..office II he desires after taking out the
amount il contained, some twenty odd dollars
The papers are what are wanted.
ol2.dlm WADDELL
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Imported by them direct from Eastern Distiller.
les. thus avoiding the d0ctoring process OF San
Francisco cellsrs; are guaranteed pure. and Of
fered to the trade in lots TO suit. a. lower prices
than goods Of a siIai ar quality can be bought for
elsewhere.
For further particulars apply to
6. BAXTER & CO.,
Sole Agents.
Seattle. VT. Sept =, 1879. sl9dSvtf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Harvey j. Wright
Amanda A. Menges ct al.

DY virtue OF a certain order OF sale Is.
Dsued from the court of common pleas with.
in and for the county of Monroe, and State OF
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me- directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodshsld, ON
Saturday, the 2Sth day of June. 1873,
between the hours of lO o'clock am. and
o'clock .. m. of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit
The northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter Of section nineteen. township three OF range
four. containing thirty-nine and ninety-one
one-hundredth acres and also the following
tract to wit: The southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section twenty, township
three Of range four, containing forty and sixty
seven one-hundredth acres. more or less, in ali
eighty acres, except about five acres, and being
part of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner Of
said tract; thence west fifty two and a half rods
to run; thence in a southeasterly direction
with the meanderings of said run sixty two
rods to VIM Hickman's line; thence north
thirty four and half rods to the place of be
ginning.
Said prop ,rty so ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at $1,087 SO, and may sell for two
thrds6of said appraisement. Terms Of sale
cash before confirm alton.
WIN. READ.
may2s.Tsw5. Sheriff N. c. O..
OKEY 4 0KEY Att'ys.
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The Solargraph Watch
ONLY S1.OO.

A perfect Time-keeper, Hunting Case,
and HEAVY PLATED CHAIN, latest style.
We warrant it for five years to denote
time as accurately as 500 Chronom-
eter Watch, and will give the exact time
in any part Of the world, 1t also con-
lains FIRST Class COMPASS, worth alone
the price we charge for the Time keeper.
For Men, Boys, Mechanics, School
Teachers, Travellers, and Farmers it is
indispensable. They are as good as a
high-priced watch, and in many cases
more reliable Boys, think of it! A
Huniing-Case Watch and Chain for 81
The SOLARGRAPH WATCH is used
by the Principal of the Somervlle High
School, and is being fast introduced into
all the schools throughout the United
States. and is destined to become the
most useful Time-keeper ever invented
The SOLARGRAPH WATCH received
a Medal at the Mechanics Fair, at Bos-
ton, in 1878.
This is no toy, hut is made on scien-
iiic principals, and every one warranted
Fto be accurate and reliable We have
made the price very low simply to in
troduce them at once, after which the
price will be raised
The SOLARGRAPH WATCH AND
CHAIN is put up in neat outside case
and sent by mail TO any address for 81
We have made the price so low. pleas:
send two stamps if convenient to helr
pay postage. Address plainly.
EASTERN MANUFACTURING Co,
R ,ckland, Mass.
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sSe Tho Rarnesyille Eutersrise of th

cay The Barnesville Enterprise Of the
22i inst, says: 1.-TWO Of the Miss Ba.
kers, Of Sw tze,land t., met wit qnitf
an accide' ON Tuesday, that came wei
nigh proving fatal. They we're driving
an old family Lorse. and let perfectly
safe with him While ascending piece
of road th. was quite steep, and thai
lays on a high bank of the creek, the
horse reared and commenc, backing
and forced buggy, ladies' and horse int
tie creek, tweIty feet below. Que o
the ladies escaped without harm; tb,
horse was killed instantly, and the other
lady suffered a severe wrench OF the spine
that has paralized her lower limbs ever
since"
"George Decker, jr. while driving {
steer to market last Friday, met witt
quite an accident. His horse is fast anG
quite ,rickv, and in chase through one
OF Will Wrighl's fields his feet came ou
of the s,irups, and his horse skipped t
one side and threw George o1er his head
breaking an arm very badly. The bones
of the fore m pr truding through the
hesh. DR.. John W. Reed aad G. W
Steward rendered the necessary medica
aid Decker; DR.. Webb to the Bake
ladies. All are doing as we'll as could b,
expected" .
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Special Election Notice.

The State of Ohio. Monroe County. Iacorpora-
ted Village of IVood.feld, IS:
In pursuance of lesoluti n nf the Council
of said village, adopted May "a. A, D. 1879,
notice is hereby given to the qualified voters #
the Incorporated Village of Wood Fl I'D, MOI
roe county, Ohio, that u special election will be
held at the usual place of holding elections for
village officers in said village,
Saturday, June II, A. D., 1879,
The polls to be opened between 8 O'Clock am.
and 10oclock am, and to be closed at o'clock
p m. Of said day, at which election the question
of issuing bonds and levying a tax for the pur-
pose of anpropriating land. opening and grad
ing streets and alleys,and improving the streets
of the village of Woodsfeld, Monroe county.
under and in pursuance of An act of the Legis-
lature of the State of Ohio, to authorize the
Council of said village, upon vote of the ma
iority OF the citizens in favor thereof, to issue
bonds and levy tax for the purpose aforesaid;
said bonds not to exceed five thousand dollars
in amount, to bear interest at a rate not exceed.
ing seven per centum per annum. payable semi
annually, and not to be sold at less than their
par value, and payable at such time as the
Council may determine not exceeding ten years
from the date of their issue, and to levy a tax
upon all the taxable property offs nd village.to
paw said bonds and the interest thereon.a the
same becomes s-pas.ed May l5.A. d. 1879.
will be submitted to the qualified electors of said
village. Those voting in favor of the issuing
of said bonds shall have written or printed on
their ballots the words, "For Improvement
Bonds" and tLose voting against the issue OF
said bonds shall have written or printed upon
their ballots, against improvement Bonds"
Said election to be conducted in all respects
in the manner provided by law for the election
of village officers.
Given under my hand and the seal
TsEAIl Of said Incorporated Village of Woods
field, Ohio, this 26th day Of May, A. D.
1879.
JOHN W. DOHERTY.
Mayor Of the Incorporated Village of Woods.
field, Ohio.
Attest: GEO. P DoRR, Clerk. may27, '79w3
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The logic Of the Republicans is, 'Eec-
tons shall be free If we have to surround
the polls with bayonets; they shall be
according to State laws If we have to
overcome the civil authorities by force
to have it our way; they shall be pure if
it takes John Davenport and every Grim
inal in our cities to manage and give
them purity; they shall be conducted
without appearance of violence if artiil
Fery has to be trained on every ballot
box; and they shall be fair il we have
TO arrest every man offering to vote the
Democratic ticket Unless we can use
the army at the polls to count in the
next President, we will abandon the de-
fences of the country
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EET The remainder of the taxes OF
1878, with former delinquencies, is now
due, aud if not paid at the June collec-
ton the Auditor is required by law to
add penalty of fifteen per cent. to the
tax on real estate aud ten per cent. to
the tax on personal property, to be co.,
locted as provided by law, without stay
or homestead benefits. Tax payers
should always, when paying taxes, bring
or send their last receipts, as the Treas
urer can make no allowances for errors
claimed unless receipts are produced.
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xa,x Adyertise q, ents.
Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
TEACHgRs' examination last Saturday.
The young folks pick-nicked at Davis
Caves last Saturday.
Wool is ranging from 20 10 2S cents
In Washington county.
"Mona" Is on deck again this week
He bits ,be center every time
Tue WoodsHeld Building Association
Is adding stock to its list every week
The, County Board Of Equalization
finished its labors ON Thursday, the 22d
inst.
T. c PARKER, SON & Co, advertise
cement Tor sale. Read their advertise
ment,
CHsr, cEnRs, Of Ohio township, sold
I so Spriag lambs few lays since at 81
per head
Judge FkAsrER's decision on the liqu ,r
question Is broad Il will he found
elsewhere il this issue Of THE SPIRIT
A game OF base ball will be played or
the Fair Ground on Saturday, the 3ls
inst, by the Neuhart and Woodsfeld
clubs, a'
Rev. C. B HENrHoRSE and wife o
Fairview, are visiting the family OF Rev
RlDEa. Rev. H. preached in tie N. E
Church here on Sunday last.
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BaItilnOre-May l9.-Cs tile
Very best on sale this week 5s@5 ll-l6c
that generally rated first quality 4s@55
medium or good fair quality 38@4s or
binary tim st .ers, oxen and COW @3S
extreme range of prices 3 @5 ll-l6
most of the sales were from 44@5.
The quail ty was fully as good as last
week, t,ere being as good tops a. there
were then, and but few Common Ca tie,
while there was very long line of tue
middle grades. Prices 3@5 ll-l6c.
Mich Cows.-The market was very
dull. with large offering. Weqlct, a,
$40 0O@45 90 per head, as t, quality.
Hogs The quality of the offerings is
slightly better thsn last week. Trade is
only fair, none of the dealers reporting
an active market. Hogs Of smaller ave,
rage net weight than heretofore ale be
coming more desirable now, as lard j:
not paying as wel-those rangi g iron
10 t, 200 pounds net being mo't accep
tible We qr te common Hogs 1T 44@
SC, and the b' tier grades 5s@5sc, witt
most sales at 81.
Sheep.-W- quote sheep ct 34@43e
and lambs 5@64 :, common grades of a
kinds of t ,ck being very hard t. sell.
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Who May Vote.

In the Democratic Convention to be
held on Saturday, June 7th, members of
other parties will be permitted to vote
who will take an oath to support the en-
tire Democratic State, District and Coun-
ty Ticket at the October election Dem.
ocrats, who have connected themselves
with any other party, and left it should
be permitted to vote when they say to
the Judges of the Convention that they
are Democrats and intend to support ths
ticket in October.
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w Attention is invited to the adver

cT Attention is invited to the adver-
tisement of Sammerfield Normal School
In this paper. The Principals, Profs E.
E MILLER and john GREENBANK have
ine regulations as teachers. The for
mer is a graduate of Muskingum Col
lege and the latter has made teaching his
business for many years The town OF
Summerfield is quiet, orderly place
made so by Its peaceable citizens The
advantages offered by this school arc
msny, and the youth Of this and Noble
!. COUNTIES cannot do better than to pat
ronize it the coming session.
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uThe recent enumeratioa of tn

RThe recent enumeration of the
male population OF this county, who
have attained the age of twenty one
years and over, are largely in excess Of
the number who avail themselves Of the
right Of suffrage. The number Of pei
sons who have attained that age will ou'
number the heaviest vote ever polled ir
the county.
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Expressed Their Delight.

Thousands of ladies of refinement
have expressed their delight at findins
such delicate. fresh, dowery fragrance il
DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes, Pet R. Sc
Aiista Bouquet. Evening Violet, and hi.
other odors. Ladies and gentlemen o
taste appreciate the sweetness of DR.
Prices Perfumes.