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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-01-22

An exchange prints fourteen rules
for spelling a ebild-and the quick
est AID most certain rule is omitted.
II you want 10 spoil child, give a
youngster didnt-know-it-wss load
ed-pistol to play with. 1t goes right
to the spot, and 10 pos,ponement on
account Of The weather
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An Outlaw shot.

CIEcISSATI, Jan. 9.-Jsmes At
kins, a kentucky outlaw, who recent
" escaped from Elliot county jail, at
tended turkey shooting match at
Blsir's Mills, Morgan county, yester-
day. aud becoming engaged IN an al
tercation with Ben Perry was shot
and killed. Perry was very badly
wounded in the head.
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What city in France is q man about
to visit when be goes to get married.
He is going to Havre thave herr.
An old bachelor being asked the ques-
lion, promptly replied: ''to Rouen," !"
(ruiOl. Eat whatever place be takes
her 20. shell think It Nice.
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A WINTER PIECE.
ny OLIVE HARrsR-

The north winas cold and chilling,
The air bites with the frost,
The trees ding up bare branches,
The leaves are tempest tossed.
The sky is dull and ieaden
AsifwitE weight Of STOW;
And the birds are flying southwark,
And the smoke is hanging low.
From out a thousand chimneys,
II is falling down TO earth;
And the once lovely meadow
OF grass. shows woful dearth.
The ground is hard and flinty,
Aud cracks beneath your feet,
And the hungry little robins
Hunt for crumbs TO eat.
And the cattle in the pastures,
Stand with stiiIened knees,
And with their piainiiTe lowing
Their b-eaths CONCEAL and freeze.
The trees upon the moua.ain
Have donne1 their clothes Of brown:
Save some few verdant cedars
Who wear frosty crown.
And the pretty little streamlets,
That triekie wild and free,
With the newery summer
Are slill as still can be.
Aud the armers' sturdy horses,
Now wear their roughost clothes:
and the fowls ali stand complaining,
Their fee: are nearly froze.
And the sun himself Is chilly,
And the moonbeams too are cold;
And the starsare Icy crystals
Instead of points OF gold.
And every thing in nature,
On hill, in YoOd, on plain
Shivers as it tells you
oF winters icy reign.
Inside little cabin
On the outer edge OF town,
lay dying Ofphaa
Upon some straw thrown down;
No FIRE biased In The chimney,
Nor gave its cheering charm;
And there was not a covering
Bu; straw TO keep him warm.
fhe cupboard IN the corner,
Held not bite OF food;
For there a mouse as hungry
As eTer mouse was, stood.
And he eyed the dying baby,
With little trembling lip
As If he said in mouse talk
Rats leave a sinking ship
Aud yosr sh.F, ilitle staTsel,ng,
Must very sgss 20 down,
And so guess Ill travel
To another part Of town"
So away the mouse he Travelled,
And the child all alone
Save the one great, glorious presence
That on his forehead shonc.
AMI the little 10y talked willy
OfOne whom he could see.
Who walked abroad in beauty,
Ehose eyes beaned tenderiy;
And who loved little children,
And called them to hls side,
and who, reaching his hand beck k,nol
Tie boy, who smiled and died.
The sgn shoao bright ana merry
Through windews on the vail,
Bu; no sweet baby answered
4 neighbor's kindly call:
''Up, Charlie. Christmas morning,
Come, dress yourself my. dear.
And, though you know I've little.
You'll share our Christmas cheer"
But Charlie never answered,
And there upon the ground
Viii. features icy frozen,
Was the dead orphan found.
Big hearts then would have offered
Purses, and house and board;
Too late. the bowl was broken.
And loesed the siiyerchord.
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A ssIGxEE-s NOTICE

Whcres- Cerrad kcl.sn ard ~.sc u Allegheny
tosnshin. IN the - day Uf December ISIS made
voluntary .rfTnenf To Geo q. walker. io- the
benefit % ereAfssrs d all the real and personal
estate OF said CGnrsd FELTON,: notice is hereby
given 70 al persers indebted - said Assig1eT q
make imuiciisfe payment. aad these Aaving
claims agsius. him % present them duly sGtnentf
tic.ted foT settlement % the undersigned IT his
residcnce IN Allegheny township, OF Saturday.
GEORGE G. WALKER,
Dee. Is Assignee
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4 sslGNEE's NOTICE.

u
Notice is hereby givn. that Dietrick kre.scr
has assigned al his property real AMI perEo1ai tQ
Alexander Moore Tor the benefit Of his creditors.
all rtrsons therefore indebted % the said Die,riek
Kreger Will make immediate payment To said AS.
signee. aad those having claims against the same
v IL present them TO the Assignee for settlement
at the RESIDENCE oil the nboye Assignor in Middle
creek township, On SATURDAY, January Is, 1879.
ALEXANDER Moore.
Dec IS Assignee
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PEIBSYLVATIi FEMALE COLLEGE
Collegiate year opens September i2th.

Collegiate year opcns September 18th.
Location miles iron Court House,
overlooking East Liberiy valley. Easy ol
access and free from smoke Terms foI
boarding pupils reduced. For particulars
and catalogue apply to
MISS HELEN Z. PELETREAU,
Acting President
GEO. /. BERRY. Treasurer.
au.-
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+. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 DIV = = 7 NJ 0l' : '0l %
Estate eci hiehael ZimD1rfnan, lateCf Qucmalon
ing Twp. Somerset county. Pa. deed.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted 20 the undersigned, notice 1:
hereby given 70 those indebted 70 Il q make immc
diaie payment, and those having claims against
IL. 10 present them duly authenticated fer settle
ment on Saturday, the 25th dag Of January.
1875, at the residence Gi deceased.
WM. ZIMMERMAN.
Dee. IS Admiris;rater.
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Ksz7]|sgs!liNHyf5

!. seentifcally ccipoanded fTcui her5 lo0s Eeg and
5ums California aad the West filcs rnisS.i
TonIc, Casha4tis siteTa.ire Duretsc Erd Srdorsa-.
Its imncdiass essct upcn the dize two oTgan 'ciScf
Impaired hy disease sxhnsts1 srpr eD- c u - IN
crease fhrr powers of ass-aticn ana nTtr-1. J. T.
creas. fe srpiifc. es-isfs digestion, and Eges e-s
r1 fro q tac rusrlr and crcra;iug fySc-. y slim
ua.c1 0 Kira processes 70 renewed activity ai, cor
sects nnd sif fc dulas tones tie c-a.a S-a .-a.-5
fislos thess lfaaIly Icnctions.
TIE ONLY TRUE EEFEDy E02 COLDS.
fsrse.css toexpsfsae pas fhs virtues Of Chs GREAT
EEafDt. n yeu Gro raGerng ifoIa ltii0ls AIT .tkS
DfsPirsIi INDIGESTION. HiifIaATiSis. GiSissL DE
EifITy. CONSTIPATION. Ei1NK. or NERVOUS DiSLaSts,
=. any disorder arising from ITPiRR Ei0tD Get b5ftls
~ tI0 md tnkc Il per directions uTc eac is:ii~
10 E1ellsia 6esIa1a 5pan. and French ela bet5 ri4i
better clnTilce y0g G! II E-es t1- Foa--c5 cz-sz II
priuicrs' lax
tfal cf enc hoie ir-rrcz is adoption = s=efy iF,
cor AZ Ea. Ner1an Ci1 tals iiC.sh and = saair
l3ngrck Il l.1i clganscs fo system, reairf taa
builds mp fh-g ccTirg disease and cstii5ala icat
permanent, eafe and enduring bass
Pct Wp Ia large bottles, and is pleasant t. take
sold hy DrResisis teneraliy. lsec, si.oy rgr Bessie
Walker d Badger Mfg. Co., Prop'rs,
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A sslGNEE's NOTICE
ssmuels Fell

Samuel s Fell
to Assignment
Jacob kiee n Jos. ph hiee. partners, dated 26,f
doing business as j. klee u Bro. Nov. 1875.
8 Samuel :. Fell, Of Somerset ilcrough.t having
made an assignment d ). hlee \ Brother Of Pitts
iurgh n0tiee is hereby given to all persons indeht
cd 70 the sail Assignar To make irnmetiaie pay.
nett 70 the s4ii SssixBees. and thrse having
claims 70 present The 10 ssins for sert!cnnt At
the Office Il ". II ko1niz.
K1EE * BRO.
DEC IS kssigness.
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ELEcTioN NQTIcE

.c;,cs is nereby given That 50 election will be
held % Monday January L, 1875, at the store
hoase of George johnson In BerIn- fCr the pur-
pose OF eiecting resident and directors CT the
Buffalo Valley Rail Road.
u. A. BRUBAKER.
Dee II Secretary.
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L. BAER, ATTORNEYS AT
NN 80 Somerset, Pa. viii practice 10 som
20 Ia "f,efring counties. All business en-
ssse; an a,ss sIl be promptly attended TO-
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Terms OF Publication


.,,.s.s every wednesday Morning At = %
sP-' u.is In advance otherwise q 30
IN Invariably be charged
''iH .,0,,on viii be discontinued until all
arr pa,a up. Postmasters neslecting
nol,fy .. when Subscribers do not take out
TO - wulbe held able for the subscription
'''A ..s,,.r. removing from one PostOfice TO an
.so,,a give US the name Of the former ss
%, :, ,ss present once Asddres
rbe Somerset Herald.
Somerset, Pa.
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-,IFsriNE HAY. ArroRNEa Al j. La n,,, Am
TALIiS.ssi 10 real estate, Somerset, fs., VIII
.5d III 70 al business entrusted an aug @ Ply.
.a,,,sagtnes. a,.Ss5t and ndeliiy'
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

I.y virtue Of an order issaed opt lf tie ofphaas'
Cont 81 SaueIset ctgniy Pa VII sell 81 public
s7ie IN uckstoRn. Somerse; county. Pa on
Tuesday. January q 1879,
the following real estate. TO wit:
A certain hoaSc aIa los d -7osDG situate Ia
Bedford and Hfeenshurg turnpike 0a the SOUTH
adjoining loi ef Cnrisiian Shank the ~ess laris
of Alan sober on the ncrik, ami TX % Aaron
Cs5sEey On the sas.
Terms casf--ien per cent. 70 re paid sher prsp-
erfv l. lid n. residue on conhFnation q sale.
sale at 10 o'clock en day Of sale.
WILLIAM REEL.
JapI Trustee.
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tTroRNEYs-ATLAW
q U. TRENT,
-. ATroRNET-AT-LAW
sonersei. PenH'e.
TRENT,

- ,soru,E.-Alexander h. Oohroth nss
I a. 81 me practice Ol law IN Somerset ana
H. % nI.sr I.,ar;ies. Once in Mammoth Building
- = 70. ------------
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NEW BANK.

Jso. HIoKs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-02

Jay Gould. combining vast amounts
Of money with several great capitalists.
has frequently made colossal profit, ia
stock spscul-tions. paying millions 10
each Shareholder. The rev combina-
ton pan of Messrs. Lawrerce It Co
confe-s similar benefits on The share
holders who invest small or large
amounts. from 50 TO $4,000. The
money If thousands If customers is thus
msssei in one mighty sum. and opera
It'd With TIE ripest experience aa1 hes.
skill, has secure! the most brilliant sue
cesse-. i hotel keeper III Ohio invested
800 in combination, which netsed
Si1S THE. reinvestments resulted in
o total prof. of *l3s0l1S A Boston
gentleman invested 500 IL n combina-
ton. which yielded profit Of SSH
oi: two rellve>tmeIts Melted him So,
GA 81 4 Chica9 merchant made
$40, 2l0 IL in four months If combine
ton investments NV explanatory
c.rcu'ar with rules for uaerring sue
ces' Apply to NesSrs. Lawrence &
Co, Banh"rs. 81 Exchange Place. New
Yort; Civ.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-02

Hors IN ENdLAND.-A London su-
thori,y estimates the English hop acre
age at $4,000. and the yield at 300
pounds per acre. or 10000 hundred
weight, The annual consumption Of
England is estimated at 100000 hun
dfcd weight, and the quantity of old
hops on hand about 5000 hundred
weight. The deficiency therefore will
10 100000 hundred weight. or say, in
American paslance. 100. 1000 bales The
contlnent of Europe will supply l00,-
coo Of these bales probably, leaving
$4,000 bales to come FROM America.
american hops Of 1873 growth are
quoted at 80 cents u pound. Puget
Sand growers will appreciate the diff
terence between their condition, as far
as prodnctionis concerned. and that Of
Tue English. Here 1000 aud 1900
pounds per acre is a small yield; 26o0
10 2soo pounds are occasional yields,
ana 1000 pounds the average. The
a.neiish farmee gets 300 pounds per
ae'e tn's year, and in the very best Of
years is glad to &C, 500 or 400 pounds
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Passenger Coming.
Photographed exclusively to - e !l:.ac,r.l
SAN FRASrIscO Ss,t 70

L','e.1rtel exclusively to Ae "a, ll:,ac,rI
SAN Francisco. Sept 80.
Ps.scpgcra "a foIloss lcft Hi. CITY on
the steamship Alaska which sailed
for porta Oh Puget Sound a, noon
today:
For Port Townsend-A " Young.
Mrs Il Johns Il aud child, II L AT
ridge
For Sea.tie-Mrs + % Cleayes. f
Gasch and daughter. A McC.cer. II Z
Norwald. NJ Wolf, T d Hancock, wife
and 4 children, NJ Gallagher, J "
Brown. wife and child. Mrs Johnston.
f W Smith and wife, Mrs II A Morris.
Mrs J HaEey. S Denny, VIM NUNS.
n Portmau, W NJ Patterson. l. Z Hail.
VI Miller. wife AID Children. Ms
Kenny, Ms Lingdsen and 3 Children.
j A Bi.gl.slatt, S Ebso!d. d McF L.
l. Alexander. Me Gates ard = Chi
nese.
For Tacom.-M Esbereer. " y
Townsend, \ Warson. T K.l!in. +
Promoncon. wife aud children. =
Masksll. W Sampson. Miss Page and
friend. VIM Long. WIN Chasland
For Olympia-W II Clark and wife.
Mrs + A Hoffman. A Kuhn. " Baxter
and wife, Miss l. Patton, Mr., Normsn
ami 3 children. Thos Ryan. wife AMI 5
children
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False Impression.

II is .rntraly IMPOSED by physicians
AMI the PEOPLE generally that DyssP,la
tan not invariably b. cured, but We are
plea-ei TO say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has rever. TO our knowledge,
failed TO cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such rs Sour
Stomach. C-.s'iveue>s. Sick Headache,
P.lpi;..ion If the Heart, Indigestion.
bad taste in lie mouth. Sc. Out Of
the $4,000 dnz-n bottles sold last year,
no: a single failure was reported, but
thousands OF complimentary letters re-
ccise'i from Druggists Of wonderful
cue. Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit sample Bottles 10 cents.
Erggl.r 81 - cents For sale by al
DruLgis
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Look out for box reu: notices. NV
i. the time to pay Uncle Sam what u
owe hin Ct the pos.officc.
i buach Of apple bl,tso.ns. picked
Yesterday. vas left at our Office. How
!, that fJr tho Isl Of October 10 latitude
Az?
The Messenger win carry passenger.
TO aud from Olympia until the end Of
The Territorial Fair. next Wednesday,
E. the reduced rate.
Francis Sullivan, for being drunk and
d:sorderly, was fined $50 and coats by
justice Scot. yesterday, and sent on the
street to work out the same.
Tie Josephine will leave here on her
down Sound trips, hereafter. on Mon
day and Thursdays. Instead OF Mon
days and Fridays as heretofore.
: g Benedict, OF Seattle. has been
APPOINTED agent for the sale of the cell
cbrated, and most excellent. MackiD-
noa zen, that should be in the hand Of
every business man.
Capt. Smith, Of the steamer Josrph-
ire. requests us 10 state that he Will.
till further notice, carry passengers any
where on his route for one dollar per
head. This is dirt cheap, and every
liody ought to tie able to take n TIP TO
Laconner or up the Skagit.
Geo A Barnes, Of the Territorial Fair
Association. tclegraphed down yesterday
that the directors had decided to con
tiuue The Fair until Wed esday Ct next
week People are ilocking to Olympia
now from every direction, aud. If the
weather clears up, the Terri.Gfi,l Fair
VIII b. u grand success
The steamer Nellie. with twenty odd
,xcur>iinis,s on board. stopped in here
yesterday Will. on her way to Olym
pia Several were added to her list
here, and az one o'clock in the afternoon
she passed on. Among her passengers
were the members Of the Pacific Base
Eall Club Of Snobomish City.
Mr n J. Blumqni.t is having Gus
tom boot aud shoe shop fitted up in the
ren! If the Union Market on Front
street lie will commence operations
ia ,arEest OH Monday. His shop will
Sil.siI DuJ GtliAC anu way ouu
the ch .racter Of the work turned ont
by Mr. Il is too well known to reed any
praise from us
Henry Roc,lcr. member OF tho House
from Wha;com. is now in Seattle. en-
route for the Territorial Capital. Mr.
Roedrr has been in that body several
times teforc, and has always been
known as one If its most upright and
hardworking members Old Whatcom
is never alarmed about leaving is in
tcrests in the hands Of Henry Kocder.
The lecture Of DIR Simms. last night,
WAS very edifying. The Attendance
included fully five hundred men aud
women, every one Of whom seemed
or atty interested and pleased. The
paintings on tho wall must number
noarly two hundred. ard arc themselves
study worthy of any one. instruction
and humor are nicely bleaded III the
Doctors lectures.
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4 PLAIN AND TIT rEFCL STATEMENT
OF FACTS IN RELATION TO THE HEN
DElCks EiAsr &c PAD TaUss.-We have
scores that Will testify Ok its merits. We
have had some If the very worst cases
OF EUrrU2E. such rs no other truss
would hold or give any relief which
We haze given entire satisfaction. We
cIar.Ltee satisfaction in all cl>cs.
Parties z tting on. III nuv Trus'es and
they do not d, a- recommended can
return them aud their money viii Ie
refunded We no! only give relief but
make u permanent cure III most all
CASE. For further particular, call on
or address UESDRlCKs 81 KELLEY
Opposite IHTELI.IGE3cER Ohice. Front
street. SEATTLE. W. T.
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DIED-The baby Of Mr. T. Stout Of
this city. aged about II months, died
in the Kittitas Valley on the 22d lust
The child WAS there in the keeping os
its sunts who writes to the father that
it was carried of ny An epidemic now
prevailing throughout Yakima county.
She says that five babies were buried
recently in single day from the small
town of Yakima City. all OF whom sue,
cu,nbed to tho one dread disease above
referred To. Such Wholesale destruc-
ton Of child life is heart:ending.
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LECTURE TONIGHT DR. Simin>, who
has VISITED all civilized aud many un-
civilized cOuntri Tor the purpose of
studying tho faces. m,no,r-. habits and
peculiar tiles 81 their ID habitnn;s, dc.iv>
cred . grand aud instructive lecture Ia
a large audience in Yesler's Hall last
night. Throughout. the lecture eyiuced
thorough study Of the subject lie lee
lures on the forms and features Of men
tonight. liz describes character ard
fills charts in private q. the Hall. which
is filled with portraits in oil and is o. en-
free II visitors today.
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DIR. LA lar. seminal Pills

ru.e ali cases of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of V,gor, Nocturnal Emissions.
Inipole..cy. Nervous and Physical De
h.lity. and all that class Of complaints
arising from excess. indiscre,ion or
abus,. The old find in this remedy \
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. ard tie
young a .t-enard and protection. Dr.
Sexual Organs. debili,ated from what
ever cause, tn their pristine vigor.
Price. 81 30 per bottle. Sent c. 0. d.
by express to any silress, secure from
observation. Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE 6 CO. Druggists, +. o..
Box 9j2. San Francisco.
y21&wly3hp
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WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK. For
several weeks past the Olympia Base
ball players have bocn endeavoring 10
get q match game out II nine from
this city, but their Efforts seemed to
avail them nothing until few days
ago. when the Olymplans published d
challenge in the INTELLIdENcER. offer
ing to play for money, blood or
glory" This challenge had tendency
to awaken our boys. who at once set
about to ascertain what could be done.
After little deliberation the following
message was sent to tho captain VI the
Olympia nine: We accept your chal-
leugc to play for coin" Other messages
were exchanged. and finally. yesterday
afternoon, the following was received:
1.-THE Olympia picked nine will play
the Seattle Club tor anything under
five hundred dollars tomorrow" The
boys immediately set TO work, and by
the aid Of our public-sp,rited and lib
eral citizens soon succeeded in raisiug
the necessary amount. which was placed
in Wells. Fargo & Co.'S cafe. subject to
the order of the secretary Of tho Olym.
pia CLUB, provided they win the game.
The steamer Phantom was chartered.
and at 6 o'clock last evening Sosttle's
haeoball nine left for the Capital city.
Tho Seattle nine, with the positions
they will probably occupy. are as fol-
lows: A Anderson. catcher; Jas Fair.
BARN. captain and pitcher; Jas Warren.
first base; Frank Treen. second base; +
Coulter. third base; Ed Reynolds. short
stop; } II McClaire. right field; l. S
Booth. center field; and VIM Wood
ward. left field. This. we consider u
strong nine. aud bad they practiccd.
we would have no fears Of their sue
cess. The game. (barring accidents and
Indictment weather. will DO played this
afternoon. and the particulars be tele-
graphed ia in time for tomorrow's In
TELLIGENcER. There is no doubt but
that this will be u most interesting
game. and DO played for larger sum
OF money than any previous base ball
contest on the Pacific coast. north Of
San Francisco. We hope to be able to
chronicle victory tomorrow morning
for Seattle's popular nine.
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NABoB WHISKY. Schwabachcr Bros
Il Co. now have in store large con-
sisnmon: Of tho celebrated Simmonds's
Nabob Whisky. q double column advcr.
tiseneut of which appears elsewhere in
tho INTELLlGENCER Messrs Harris 4
Co., the Commercial street druggists.
cell this liquor by the bottle. The Ma
bob is now very extensively advertised
on tte Pacific coast. aud a good deal
more extensively drank.
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Every body rushes at HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass Of
beer in tcwr. Besides Schaffer's cele-
brated Stei!scoom aud Schmieg's Beer
on tap. You will find Budweiser. ST.
Loui,. aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pin. and quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches TO order A new
PiGeonhole Table il the house. St.
Louis Lager Deer at I dollars per
dozsn quart bottles delivered 20 any
part Of the city.
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THIN WHARF.-THE Astorida prods
the thin water" in the Columbis thus:
" The Myrtle Hol,nc, from Portland.
Strang pilot. Willamette Chief towing.
arrived yesterday with a partial cargo
Of wheat. drawing II feet. having 70
work tide to get down. The water in
tho Co!umbis river is getting rather
thin for vessels OF that draft At low
tide there is only 10 feet Of water on
st. llclsn's bar"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-02

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
maaently every case OF Gonorrh9a.
elect ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris &
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attic. ". I. aulOd&w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-02

For CENTRAL AMERICA.-The bsrks
Harvest Home and Forest Queen have
both recently gone from San Francisco
to San Jose de Guatemala. The Hsr-
vest Home took 81. 96l feet Of lumber.
100000 shingles. and 1890 railroad
ties. The Forest Queen took 62. l56 feet
of lumber, 1000 laths and $4,000 rail-
road ties
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-02
Doors AND SnoEs.-Mr 4 p FREQ

Doors AND SHOES.-Mr 4 p Free
man has bought the stock and fixtures
Of Mr. II w Osbourne. to which lie has
added considerable new material. and
makes his bow to the public this morn
ing, through our columns. Mr. Free
man has worked many years at his bust
ne.s. and oubtless understands it thor.
oughly. Read his advertisement, and
give him trisl.