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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vegetine
An Excellent Medicine

sPaiSSFIELp. "a. rsb - Is.
Ihi> q TO rcTtiiy t.4t have Usei tEsEI-
tSE. Uanufsrturs,i 10y IL a. ~teyens. fta>t ~.
Mas, for Rhrum .fisgn aud General pro-trI-
tim of the nervnus ~ysTem. With gDot surre->
recommend Nege'irr a, sa rNoellrnt mss.i-
cine log such cOmplaints loUrs very tTi'iS
~ NiNpEtsRifT.
Mr. vanlrgTifi. at the iEm Of vantsgIiit
& Huffman, j. a we'll knsUn bu,iaes. LIan IN
this place. having one 81 lhr largest store IN
snrtEEielt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

"Iler Majesiy's opera company" is 70
make o tour Of the United States. next
ssason. in regal style. in special train.
70 comprises &c persons. in all capaci-
ties. and al win live on the train. using
% C. o hotel The trip viii brgin Dec
g. from New York % Boston, and thence
% The principal cities as Car west IS ~.
Louis and as Ear south as Louisville
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Mr. Her Burrill. of Milton. Mass, pro
poses 20 celebrate Christmas by starting
on o voyage across the Atlantic, around
the Cape Of Good Hope. and across the
Indian ocean 20 Australia. in = boat nine
teen feet long. 6vehram On top and ALT
de wider % the water line.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Den Percy PoOre. in . letter 20 the Bns.
ton Journal. says that Vice President
whceler 10 one Of the most acceptable
presiding officers that has presided in
the senate Coz many years. lie is quiet,
erm. courteous and digni6sd, under.
stands the rules Of the body thoroughly,
aldenforcesthem quietly-uithout noise
or hirsrcr.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The Guild weather il very severe in
England. and the snow 12 feet On the
level in the north part Of Scotland.
The suffering among the poor Is beyond
precedent. the poor hOuses bring all
fun and thousands Of people our Of
WORK becOmIng paupFrs eysy month
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The culd weather Is very severe all
through Europe. he volves have
penetrated 70 the gates Of Metz. and
there il more snow On the Volga noun
tains than the Oldest. inhabitani remem-
berA Trains are greatly troubled with
snow In Germany and Switzerland.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Boston isexcltci over o bold robbery
in the fremont House. A lady gurs1
from New York vas assigned 10 . room
end while asleep her door was furce'l
open. The burglar chokei and threat
e1cd 70 shoo; her n che gave the alarm
and Be then chloroformed her. broke
opeo her trunk, robbed 10 Of ESQ. and
che was foundinthe morning siillinsen
sible end badly bruised. She feit very
bad over losing the money. but il seem.
% % tha, the fremont House ought q
pay ir end damages besidea
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

An average Of . per cent. interest per
annum on S30.OO0OOO. cor sin months,
makes e500.O00 That Is what the Fir,
National hank Of New York may have
made On that amount of governmsnr
money kept On deposit there Cor SIN
monihs and some people think that Sec.
Sherman IL entitled 20 q holiday gin
from that Institution.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
SheriH's Sale.

IN Lyon county Disirict Court:
Wm. Jamison. trustee W. HarSes Banerol.
BY viTtue Of an order OF sale issued ont Of
Lyon and state Of Kansas, On the Above en-
titiei cause and % ne directed, will. on
Monday, the sgt7 day Of January. ls79. al NJ
O'Clock q - q SAID day. A. the front door Of
county of Lyon. o1sF Cor sale at public arc
ti0n. % the highest aud belt bill.lrr, for cash.
TIE follouine described real estate, t0-ult:
Lots Nos. 10 and - tozmercial street. o.
TIE city o. kmporla. county Of Lyon ands t1re
thnreof; s1f1 real esGate 90 he sod ns zee
propeIty of eaid defendant. Harvey liaacrofi,
% tafiaiy said order a sale. =
ssuA slssiG LyoA essiiSsi.l Gsssas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Toe British post oiiice has been the
peoples savings hank for eighteen years.
A. the beginning Of 49,: there were
l.s0e.37i depOsitOrs remaining on the
books. and the total deposits were si3i.-
9s2.75O. being an average Of little over
60 10 each deposition. Congress 81
Car denies the people Of this country the
same svr.ar,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Holy vars do No, sFem 70 amount %
nuch- Il has BEEN discovered thA, On
Nov. 9Th. the Amer Of Afghanisian
proclaimed o holy var against the
BEinsh. but their small army cnnqusrs
him easily
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The adulteratiOn Of goods by English
manufacturers. especially ofcO,ton fab
rics. has disgusiesl the Asiatic merchants
SOFIA, they now buy American goods in
preference. and our mills are rapidly in
creasing their trade with Asiaiic import
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
dur Minister'S Wife.

IOUIsyItiR. Nv Feb. ~. lS::.
MR- " r. sTEvRNs:
DEhR -iR--IhTslr yoaTs ago ] wa suffer
ing tsTTihly with inftmmatOFy Y: en- SaiIsfI
'IuT minister's vile srisIsr,i uIe To q e Veg
etine- ARR taking nIse iDttlr. was entiIc'y
Tsllsyesi. Thi> year. feel AZ . IStu.u 81 tIe
disease. ! again commenced tai lag 90. ant hIE
beng greatly henrEtteL- n also greatly Im
proves my digestion. EcsnestIplly.
NRs. =. BALLARD.
IOil Wet Jsf.tssn street
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Mr. and MIA Holmes. meliums. Of
Phiiadelphis. whose -Katie King" i'm
posture deceived Robert Dale Owen.
hare besn caught again in boston. where
they had created considerable excite
rnent
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

I1r. Tilden, In his letter Of acceptance
In 1876. declared tha, resumption could
not Be effected By January. 1873. Sold
the Democratic platform Now with ~
sumption accomplished. what have they
ga 10 say ahOu, their predictions.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The city council room. Kansas City
Was packed fun % provisions and gins
for the poor. which were distributed IN
der DIRECTION Of Mayor Shelly. who orig.
inafed the enterprise.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

AfcEmal application fnraa iluaeiiOR
% restrain the School Board from teach.
Ing German and other Of the higher
branches in the public schools has brtn
flel in the circuit court Of s. Lonia
HE case hns bern taken under advise.
ment
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Anan namrl Peter MeNamara iiri
in Washington. from q poisonous bite
inflicted two monthsagoby . man named
Danaher. People ought 10 Keep their
tecth c,eanr.l.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
The View YORK bOaraofhsalsh rrporIs
great adnlieraiion there Of sngars.

The venerable Archbishop Purrell Of
Cincinnati. asks 10 reiire On arcnuni Of
oil age.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The southern papers nOw pnin' 20 thu
rnasiiDg alive Of the two white men
by their fellow heriers in Nebraska. o.
ofrsri southern brutality.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The Suspension bridge between New
YoEk and Brooklyn has cost e9.sco.o0O
and engineer RDebling now calls Tor 50.
10000 % finish H.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The Y.MC. As Of the eastern ciries.
are making war On sabbath entertain
meniS. sabbath WORK. etc.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Il is said thsi 10000 is spent yearly
upon the teaching Of music in the ele-
nleniaTy schools Os England
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
BvpE PahE. Mas. re5. IS. is.s.

w Lowell, must eoastureeNeTto str ~ DO fcasi-
bis ritter 81 the wonderful curative quail
| tics Of Segrtinr ~ q th.F1ugk cleanser as-l
pUTizeE u the b;s-si-
uybE PAhE. Mas. re,J. IS. is.s.
nEAB sIs:-Ai cot ten years are nv beslih
! fliled through tlis 'l.-plttiaE effects nj DIS
pepsta; NEARLY year later . wa> atae kgsi
by typhoid lever IN its uUIst form. O. srtIis-i
In my blck. aud tosk tire foTIn "f lar e deep
seated abscess, which Has nitssn waaihs IA
gathering. h2d tUo s1rgtcal Opei alton. by
the best xiii IN tire t-te bot TrcriS tai per-
msneni euIe- isuesPG great pain Al tiHIs-
and uas Constantly weakened by . prod aSe
diseharEe. also lost small l.Iesg. Of b.'nc II
different times
Matters ran on thus ; bOu, seven Yeas. ell
Nay, ls.t. when . fTicn'l recommended Ins Ia
80 % orr Oflre. and taxi u iih on of the yir
the Of tegetine- all 80. aB.i ,y y01r kih,i-
ness passed through OR Elst ufal tOry. rot.
tag the ingredients, &C, by uhIrh yOGi n.In =
ety h prUiECeIt
i;y what 9 saE ard heanI 0 gainei sOn-
conndeane In tegctiae.
lo0mmenret taAiag 10 som after, ba, {, Z,
uoTse frOm us eject; stlil perseyeTc,i. aE,i
900 feit % was beBenttIng me in oihrr "a
snects tct dit NOT see tire results irslT-
ed till hal taken 10 faithfully for q I'til
more than o year. when tar dlilcuity tn ia
bark Was cured: and iur EIH. mon hs .yy.
enjoy oi TIM bsst of heath
Q hare IN that tine Etiasst tE,nsy. a..
pOunts % fesh. fng he igT than a.. -. s.r,
IN ny ilie. ami WAS never nsJIG .slr to- ,--r
torn lADOE than nov.
During the past fsg week hal = scrofI-
l0es swelling IS large - an "a g4ibsT 90, az
other paIt Of my bDiy
I06k yexetIhe faithfully and IL Is,l...t..
q level with the suif4rH N : IaBaIII. iJsiss
! should have bosn cuTtziOI ny main trSEi,.,s
saoner u had taken LARGER tiDse.. after hAy-
lag be- o M accustomed 10 It's ssects-
Lct your patrons tusaiic-t vith s.rofu'a or
EhtEey casSare a. GGsSsstaH's tila.G az LAKES
tslse % cuFe chI0aic disc tssz: ant 10 thsy
viii patlentIy taEe yegstlne, % viii, Ia nv
ludgmenr. cure them
" I'm great obligations an
Yours very truly,
q W. MANSFIELD.
Pastor ofthe uethoiist Episcopal gharrh.
VEGETINE.
Prepared by
u. IL. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
TvEGETlNE Is SOLD By ALL
DRUGGISTS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

In the graded schools of Minnesota
62s pupils study Latin. % Grotk. 90.
German, and rs FIFnch.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The coal yards 10 Kansas City are
abnut empty, and unless the trans can
move more freely On the railroads. there
viii Be Q coal famine there.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
Vegetine.

Tie following letter IrUm Rev q " gan,
felsl. fOTilcrly pastor OF Ihe MttLsi..t tpg--
cOpal church. Hyde PaTk. aI.si pt,--cnt seIiI.,l
IN Lowell. must eoasinceeveTy oa- u ho rrasi-
his hitter oG the wonderful curative quail
tics OF Segctihr - u thHrJugh cic-.BseT as-I
purifier % the b;ssst-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PAGE Iaakes all kiE,ls and sifes On, tie.
tSrrs. an,i a 80 Gill 80 ANY distance .. Giake
PirtuTr- ut Te>ktrnrcs. tAaiscapes. teams &C.
Entrance 60 gallery HTst ,lOor south oI u isks
.sHactt's groreTy-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
His Suprsms Riainsss ~ HamflfSn. O
EdsrlTd IhOmp1lR.

"IIis Supreme and Mighty Highness
has heard of your seiitious practices in
leading Others asfray, and encouraging
them In opposition % the vhile mans
government. Time il givpn yOu % r.
penf and submit - your fathers have
dime. Wow this il % warn sou, and al
such as you. On pain of punishment end
death. to abandon your vicious har
angnes. and abide BY our orieFS Thf
nom Is yet bright; Il may turn % blooi
"BV order. *. X. X"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

q. W. LEE,
PLY >lCIAS AND SURGEON Oslcc over
Ciapp'- boat anil shOe store in Cnton bloch.
fmIOTlA EnGms NJ DfFiee auVQ sras
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

DIS. LiWRENCE 4 LAWRENCE.
Dc = LASaE>eE. bn JIMMIE . tAwRssos
o,uIIst AMI AuTI>G OI,,tr,rics ami pixr.so
sti ar VOn.eu
, 1879-03-22

slint singing 'ogulher IN prison and
imagining that they me like Paul Hun
S,lhN oi nli, aud almost rXprcriug III,
doors to open hy miracle and set them
Tree. The Nurland murderer expects
the gnl"ws rope tn SWING him into
eternal rLclry. In lnrt we hrlirve thAt
popular hrlnt concerning miracles has
something :" ,u with such II oustrou>
rAprct tiuus. Aud the garment at i'm
putrd Righteousness, ihr rivivnlist preach
about So much. is just the thing that
such ~ VI Cnary wants ~ hide his Sias
The plnu. ScanwA. is brcn ming alarm
ingly abundant ol late. Pi"ty is 2ood.
hut il divorced lrom morality it is wnrsr
tnan butter without brcul.-U UHit0riaH
ldcocdte
, 1879-03-22
The PiOus Scalawng.

The p;Ous scalHwng Is one of the most
curious prndu:ts ot our civilization, and
one nt the saddest to contemplate. A
easily wretch in Vinpland. New Jcrsery
awaiting death hy the gallnwS, scnds
word to his Nilc whose life his crime
has b|ighted, to meet him in heaven.
The sanity McCreary who stole $4,000
worth OF drugs from Hodge, Davis &
Co., in Portland this winter, escaped sus.
picion for time on account of his ex
ccehing and ostcntntious pety. when
certain "mistakts" were traced to him he
snid "he didn't see how he could have
blun,lcre So; it had troubled lnm great.
ly and he hail made it the uhjcct Of his
prayers" He was very zalous in the Y. NJ.
q. A., and even the slang of his fellow
clerks annoyed him very much. When
put in the county jail the profanity of his
fellow prisoners was very shocking to his
sensitive ears. Yet day by day lie secret
ed the costIiest drugs, and was caught in
the attempt to get away with his little
fortune; ard his pirty did not save him
FROM sentence Of six years in the peni-
tentiary. But he does net forget his
piety even there and asks for cell "wlth
some other religious cenvict."
This last request is worth considering
1t shows that his plety is something
more than a mere cloak to hide his sins
that it is kind OF superstition. We
can picture McCreary and the Vincland
, 1879-03-22
Proposals.

Notice is hereby given, that SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the Audi
tors Office of Snohomish county, ut Sno
m,sh city, w. T., from date, until May
9th, 1879, Tor furnishing to the INDECENT
poor of said county, Board, Clothing,
Medicines and Medical attendance for
the ensuing year The Board OF County
Commissioners reserves the right OF re-
jcCtlng any and all bids made.
Dated, March 18th, 1870.
BY order Of the Board OF County
Commissioners of Snohomish County,
w. r.
John SWEET.
County Auditor.
154 #
, 1879-03-22

Steamboat men report that the past
winter there has been the biggest winds,
and greater number Of st'rrr, sharp
and sudden storms than ever before tx
pcrienced by any of them on Puget
Sound. A remarkable feature is the very
great velocity of those sudden wind
storms, which would frequently he too
great IA allow the sra to rise. Despite
these $, id,n srorms, M accidents have
occurred - ,hc stern wheel fleet from he
win,i, although tiny have frequently
been compelled to seek shelter.
, 1879-03-22

The partnership heretofore existing
between Ferguson and Morgan in the
saw mil business out on Pill Chuck
is dissolved. John ID. Morgan buys out
the interest OF 4. C. Ferguson and goes
out to JIM Town to help his hrthcr run
the mill, which hereafter will ht cIn lu;t-
ell wholly by II. d, Morgan and his
Sons.
, 1879-03-22

When the French petroleum ship .ie!anie
blew upat BayOnne two sailors Of lhe British
bark AnnabcH Clark went in II smaIlboaL to til
rescue OF the crew; and stood b. The burnin
ship until the last man had left her although
their own clothes were on fire. One OF them:
james Mlntoch. Of Anorossan held on to the
burning rigging until his left hand woe al
most consumed, rather than let go and aban
don II brother seaman to his fate 1t is suggest
ed that this act of splendid hcroism is worthy
OF the Victoria Gross
, 1879-03-22

Blackunn Bros. are crowiing work on
the Masonic IuIdng. They intend to
have it al ready 10 hold the April term
Of the ID street Court in tic HALL of the
new building, which the M,oas have
contracted tu lease to the county for
that purpose.
, 1879-03-22
To the Editor of the NORTHERN STAR

To the Editor OF the NORTHERN STAR.
The following extract from a letter
recently received, and written ny gen.
tleman in New York, to whom / had
mailed copy OF Governor Frrry's last
Report To the Secretary Of the Interior,
may b. Of public interest.
"The resources of the Territory, min
ernl, agricultural, and torcSrnI, if | may
coin word, me wonderful, and they
are set forth with great clcurne,s in the
Governors Report.
do not remember ever to have read
similar production 50 well writr' n
rs tone is extremely simple and modest,
and altogether free from those turged
rhetorical faults so often seen IN the
writings of our public men. II the
French adage, 'le style c'eSt EhOmme' lie
true, then Governor Ferry is gentle
man whom one wonld like to know"
, 1879-03-22

The new church huilding at Stanwood
hv the Norwrgians Of the SliIlaguamish
is the first Norwegian Lu:hrrn church
ever bull, on this coast, north of San
Francsicn. The min part Of the church
is 24 by 80 feet, with IA feet posts. The
alter ate eIc. is situated back of the
main part. AMI this portion ofthe build
ing is 16 by l6 feet, with II feet posts.
1t will Ic finished out side and in with
rustic. No .joists over head, ceiling
arcchd etc. The total length or the buiid.
ing will he so feet The root will be
sqIrc p,ich. The outsiloc will bc finish
ed this month, the finishing OF the in
sids will he deferred until next fall.
MrsSrs. Brue and FurnrsS nre the carp.
"n,ers in charge oi the work.
, 1879-03-22

The Rev. Christian ,rIgrnsnn is the
name ni the Norwegian Lutheran Preach
trrrst Of his church in this Territory and
Oregon. He Ias his family with him,
1t is ut prsrt II C itaDn nh Il er Q will
remain 1T Stanwood, ur make his home
III Portland.
, 1879-03-22
Local Items.

Within the pnst two years, business
has almost completely changed hands in
this place. Several very important
changes are n"w in progress. AS YET.
It is quite difficult to tell how it will
affect the future of ills place.
, 1879-03-22

Z NJ. w. Packard left this place on
Monday the 18th with his three younger
CHI drrn. for his old home in st. Law
rance ca. N. Y. One left for there with
Ju lge lI,skeil some time ago. Clayton
is ut work in the office of the Seattle
Post. Mrs. Lorie jackson, is the only
enc of Mr.. Packard's children n. present
in this place, 1t is uncertain how long
Mr.. Packard will remain absent.
, 1879-03-22

The S:illaguamish Il ats around STAN
wood arr placed whore they received tn"
full benefit of the very heavy winds of
the past winter. During the past two
months McAilislcr, Hancock and Ovenrll
had barns or warehouses unrootrd or
blown down, and Mr.. Gundrrs0n had
his giantIy nearly destroyed by the
winds
, 1879-03-22

Every thug ut present indicates mat
the logging interest this year will he
less prominent than heretofore, and that
much ol thc capital and Ia bor hereto
fore devoted to that interest. will be
app ie in developing s"me of the
many agricultural interests that have
for years pas, been comparatively neg
lectci 0n tais river.
, 1879-03-22

Gray eagles arr nunn rous IN the neigh
burNond oi Lower Lake, aud are doing
quite a business in the way OF carrying
off young lambs.
, 1879-03-22

Russia refuse, 10 surrender new province 10
Chnu. Tie United latcs l. not SO particular
but resigns the whole P0cifc coast to the
yellow skined Mogul oftne rateating orient.
, 1879-03-22
Administrators Notice


Notice Is hereby given thai the undcrsign-
ed, by an order of the Probate Court Of Sno.
homish county, Washington Territory, made
and entered, on the 9Th day of February
a. d. lS1S,was approved administrator Of
the estate Of Thomas GiIchrs,, deceased late
Uf said county.
All persons having claim. against the said
estate, urc required to prcScnt the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from this date, to the Undersigned, ut the
Office # the Audi or Of suchnmish county,
". +. II sucl claims be not ~ presented
within one year, They will he barred by law.
John Giiclriet,
Administrator Of said estate
Snohomisn county w. Z.
tGb. 9th, a. d 1879.
John Lcary. Attorney Tor estate.
ni53 4w
, 1879-03-22

On Tuesday morning, the nth If this
month Calhnun's duke WAS broken on
the Swinomish. and mo:e or less dumng"
done hy the excessively hi9h tide iln"d
my the land in his vicinity, with salt
water. Somr injury WIS nlsn done to the
n, wer ,ikcs in ,Ae Sknait Delta. M
'Iikrs broken the past winter on the Still
aguimish.
, 1879-03-22

An unusual number OF busin So and
social changes lnve taken piace in this
t"wn the past week, as will he ppr:riv
Ell III glanring over this weeks locals.
The Auditor has been kept more than
ordinarily busy recording the different
legal instruments presented t, him for
record. Some 30 instruments, home
and from abroad being presented for
record in one weeks time.
, 1879-03-22

Rrl B'uifCrmclcly contains SiS graves.
including sixty two in'rrm,nts IN 1878
, 1879-03-22

The Lasscn County Jail i, now empty,
and has had but one inmate m s,v,rIl
mumtLs.
, 1879-03-22

a Mrs numh'r %! temperance lcctur-
ers are ec,uring in llraldSlurg.
, 1879-03-22

A qnicksilvrt lode has been discovered
near tue south iorE of Eel River, in Lake
County, that can l.' traced for miles.
, 1879-03-22

Tw" young men nrmrd Kelly and
Davis were drowned in II lake. near FAN
City, Moduc County, s!ort time slU
while skating.
, 1879-03-22
nl5l 4w
NOTICE of Dissolution of Part.
nership,
IT. A. NrrgNrN,
C,CrK, Dist. ourt.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the firm Of
PacNNrd IL Jackson, doiny busu'c,s ut Snoho-
ml>h city. Sn0hum,h county, Wash ugtOn
'crii or, has been this dlv dissolved by mu
lua consent, Aud further notice is hereby
given that all dcb's due the said firm Of Pack
ard & Jackson are due and payable 10 y, Il.
Jackson, who i, hereby authorized tu collect
the same; and all debts due by the said firm Of
P,ckurd & Jackson will he paid on demand,
by said d, B. jackson.
VI. W. Packard.
D B. Jackson
10y his Attorney III fac,
II. +. Jackson.
Da;cdnt Snohomish ely, ", +, February
18th, a. D 1870.
nl52 Nv
, 1879-03-22

gains, NJ his store on Cumm,rcml street
IN ovLIll".
, 1879-03-22

Attention is called to the ad. of Mes
srs. Crosby, Davis & Co, which appear
es in another column. Send for their
illustrated catalogue, which will he sent
free. Besides their superior musical
Instruments they offer very great induce.
ments To counties us well MS individuals
who wish to procure Stationary, Books
etc.
, 1879-03-22

A malignant type "f dpthcria and
sraratlnr is quite prevalent IN the neigh.
horh""d "t Cam ria, San Luis Obispo
County
, 1879-03-22
California Items.

Hog ch 'lcr' prevails in YuIm County
, 1879-03-22

The circular o: l.. A. Treen's great
clearance sale is just received. They
have done for years past the largest boot
and shoe business of any house on the
Sound. They have line, lnrge stock,
sad Tor the next thirty days will sell their
Eastern and California goods at cost
90 early and s"4 tur,u, and secure bar
, 1879-03-22

The San Francesca Chronicle will snon
be established in its new building. The
entire outfit, presses, type, machinery
etc. will cost over one quarter OF a mill
ion oI dollars. There will be two new
pr sscs with II capacity ol over GG, 900
copies per hour. 1t promises to he one
OF the most complete news paper estab-
iisnments in the Union when finished.
, 1879-03-22

In the language ui the honest old salt.
thc srvrrcst term Of aJusr they can APP
ply tn worthless cur 10 tn call him ~
son ol n sra cook" probably this is hr.
cause there is no more worthless aud
contrmp'iplc object living than broken
down s::A COOK. out "t II Job and ashore
One who has proved himself wholly in
competent and is unable 10 get berth
AT sen any more.
, 1879-03-22

On Mar. II. the Cwhhrrt brothers
,rd"I an Persons wharf 1t S'ruNooh,
A coo shingles, brought down R.CnrIs
s'ough 'nn RAFT. They were nude At
EIrugton's camp Mt the old Butler
place. the past wint,r, tmsc two mrn
making some 10000 shingles, ms lrs
spIjttirg out and >hovmr - couple thou.
sand crnr pick"ts for II Oliver.