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A Plain Man.

CSC
The Woodward Avenue car going
north at ii O'Clock yesterday forenoon
overlook a maj with a hand-trunk OF
ancient make walking in the middle
of the street. He inquired if the Car
went to the railroad track, and then
got aboard. There were several pas
sengers in the car, and as he stood in
the door he looked from n to the
other end said:
'.IfI am intruding don't hesitate
to tell rne SO. l like people who speak
out, and l am used to plain talk :"
No one objected and he took a seat,
crossed his legs and said to himself:
I'm bet they never built this car
for less than fifty dollars! I'm glad
the old woman isn't here. If she
should see how it's fixed up she'd
never let up Oh me till l tackled one
to the house. I'll never ride on a
wood wagon again when l can jog
along in a chariot like this. It's got
more windows than a beehive, and L
wouldn't dare spit on the fool if l
was dying to spit!"
As he made no move to pay his
fare the driver rang the bell.
"Got bells on here, eh?" mused
the plain man. CHOW who'd although
they'd have gone to such an expense
as that! Folks here in town are
right on the style, no matter what it
costs!"
The driver rang again and again,
and seeing that it did no good he
finally opened she door and said:
"You man in the corner there
you didn't pay your fare!"
my fare! Why that's so! Hanged
if i hadn't forgotten all about it!
Were you ringing that bell for me?"
eyes"
That's too bad! Why didn't you
open that door long ago and say to
me: Here, you old potato top, If you
don't pass up your ducats I'll land
you in the mud!' I'm plain man,
and | never get milled at plain talk.
Take the damage out of this half dol
1oriD
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ReVOEutiOn...

G.rrSprpc Tn Nov 11-Th1oe
little bows were arrested for throwing
eggs at Grant. and charged with on
sniracv to do nersonal injury. An
examinotion was waived. and they
cave 81. 600 bonds each Since they
were arrested no mount of cross.
questioning could elicit any evidence
that thew were nut ND to it by
auy other person. Thev frankly adj
mis- throwing three eggs, but stoutlv
nersist that they didn't mean to hi
tho Conorol -~hesociated Press dis.
notob
What,
Eoos,l
AT Grantlll
ArmI Armrr Armi,r
yl,o,,e
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1--WE meet TO part no more as
the comb said to the bald head.
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represented this week here by Rev.
F. Stick, rector of st. Patrick's, Tip
ton, Monroe county, ILL.,, who is
making a retreat at the Franciscan
convent, Maryyille, and Rev, F. III.
label, d. D., rector of st. PaSrick's,
CAIRO, Alexander county, Ill.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
ID issued ont of the District Court of the Third
Judicial District Of Washington Territory, hold.
ing terms at Seattle, in King County. on the
2lst day Of August, A. ID. 1873, in the case
wherein Henry ALTERS and Charles Fechemer,
partners doing business under the firm name
and style of Walters 4 Feicheimer, are the
plaintiffs, and Charles w. Moore is the defend
ant, commanding me to take into execution the
personal property Of the said defendant. and if
sufficient personal property cannot be found.
then the real property OF said defendant, TO sat.
isfy judgment for the sum OF One Thousand,
Seven Hundred and Eighty nine and sixty-six
one hundredths dollars; and whereas there is
balance due of one thousand. one hun
dred and seventy-four aud 6610O dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum until paid, and costs of suit,
amounting to $42 30, and increased costs.
Now therefore, no personal property being
found, by virtue OF said execution | have levied
upon the following described real property
wit: Lot Five, Block Twenty. one, in Bell 4
Denny's addition to the town (now city, Of
Seattle; also Block (j), Eden addition 10 the
town (nOw city, Of Seattle, in King County
Washington Territory. and will sell the same
on Monday, the 1st day of August. A. d. 1879,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court
House door. in Seattle. in said County Of King.
at public auction, To the highest bidder. for
cash. gold coin. or so much thereof as may
satisfy said judgment, costs and increased
costs.
Dated June li,h 1879.
L.v. WYCKOFF.
jyllw5t Sheriff of King County. ". r.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
DOschee'. German syrup

Can now be purchased right at home,
i, i, the most successful preparation
ever introduce! to our people. 1t
work, like a charm in all cases Of Con.
sumption. Pneumonia. Hemorrhages,
Asthma, severe Coughs, Group and all
other Throat and Lung Diseases. No
person has ever used this medicine with.
out getting immediate relief. yet there
are a great many poor, suffering. skep-
teal persons going about our streets
with a suspicious cough, and the voice
of consumption coming from their
lungs. that will no. try it. If you die.
it is your own fault, as you can 60 to
yonr druggist and get a sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only 10
cents.
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Steamship City of Chester. Captain
Peter Make. arrived from Ssn Frar-
cisco at o'clock ye.'craay afternoon.
aud LAID here Until 9 at night. whe Il she
departed for Nansimo, as usual. She
brought from tue city 8. passengers. IS
bags mail and 5000 package or 400 tons
freight. She had pleasant and quick
run up the coast. Her passengers for
this place were G y Bickway. p Ban
ming. Mrs Edwards. Mr.. c f Rankin,
] d Douean. wife and two children. +
II Douean. Human Fisher, y B S-y-
mour, " Fl Benham. G W French and
wife and IS 10 the steer.ee
Ter freight included 80 tons for Por.
Townsend, 66 tons for Seattle. - tons
for Olympia aud % tons for Tacoma
Her Seattle cOnsi .nees were the follow
ing named business men and firms
A Wolf, Agar & Nixop, Boyd, Poncin
& Young, Card & Lair, c p Stooe & Co.
G l. Mitchell, c + Dodge. Crawford i
Harrington. ID Pearson. F Zach. FW
"ald. u . HITLER, Flynn Il Anderson
Geo Dudley. Geo II Watson. II Lei
brandt. Hall * paulson. Hess & Miller.
ii McAleer & Co. J Dougan. J Christ. J
Van Orden. ID A Jennings. j Vergon. J
Sullivan. l. Conner. Kennedy. J A
McPhce, J Collins * Co. J Il William
son. Kelly & Young. l. Il Harkrcs., l.
Treen. l. $ Rowe, Philip Reach, Z
Visit. Prosch & Craw ford. Schwabacher
Bros 4 Co. Renton, Holmes x Co. )
Davis. ) Baxter. Thomas Lyle. I G
Wilson. v Schmid t. Va Chong, WIN
Munks. W II Humphrey. + W Wu.,hoT
Vim Montgomery. Wad'ell & Miles
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
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SAD A1CIDEST-Joa l. EoreS. taars

SAD AtCIDEST-Joe L. Fores. keers
little orphan boy, sbcu. seven yea.
Of age. named Joseph Besgevin, whose
mother, i, will be remembered, was
burned 10 death in this city abeu. FIVE
years ago. ard whose father. Lewis
Bergevin. died afterwards in the insane
ssylum. The boy played with loaded
pistol last Sunday. which went Of, the
ball entering his body below the abio-
n.en. ani lodging some where abou. the
!o~e ribs, where the docto: found l.
The little fellow stood the painful sur
gical operation like a man. bu, We have
grave doubts as TO his ultimate recov-
ery.-Walls Wslls WdtckrHa.
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WALLA WALLA ELECTION. At the
recen. municipal election in Walla
Wallis 39l votes were cast. James
McAuliff was elected Mayor; John
Mcneil, Marshal: and Messrs. r. NJ
Chase, A s LeGron, ] NJ WEIGH. r
Jacobs. George Thomas. Vim kohlkof
and Vim Hafkness. Councilmen. The
vots was almost . hundred less than
the municipal vote Of Seattle cast on
the same day. ami was sbou, hundred
and forty greater than the Walls Walls
vote Of last year.
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MAIL REPORT From the last state
ment of mails distributed on the prinoi-
pal routes of this coast, for tho year
ending June 30th. we learn that on tho
Sehome aud Seattle route. conducted
by our young friend Quinn K. Payne,
U. S. Mail Messenger. 47il packages Of
letters were distributed. containing 237. !.
$50 letters 73O bags Of papers were
distributed. tho number OF pieces being
lac. 00O; number of packages registered
mail matter, l6o2. Over the Tacoma
and Portland route 9249 packages of
registered matter passed 1901 bags of
papers. and 2i.oio packages Of letters ;
the letters numbering l.2o0.5 500. and
tho papers 46l 400. The great route Of
the coast is from Ogden to San Fran
cisco. over which passed as much mail
matter as over the other twenty. four
routes together.
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COOP SAILING The Alta says: The
schooner Claus Spreckels. built by Capt.
Turner, has started in rather rashly by
making fast passage of 8 days %
hours hence to kahului. Hawaiian ISL
ands. This has been beaten but three
times once by tho bark Live Yankee.
in few hours less time. and by tn.
clipper ship Fair Wind, in olden times,
in days l6 hours, and by the ship
Nor'wester. in 0 days 4 hours. We
herewith give the days work Of the
Claus Spreckels: First "a hours. 2Sj
miles second. 2S2; third, 2l4; fourth.
225; fifth. 2l0; sixth. 2l9; seventh. 205:
eighth. 2O2; and ninth. 205. This is
remarkable travelling tor a fore and
after. and she is evidently q heller "
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A TERRIBLE SroRM.-The WallA
Walla people have had = bit Of cy-
clone. 1t burst upon them last Friday
. little before sunset. Shade and fruit
trees were broken TO pieces. miles Of
fencing thrown down. wagons blown
about and upset. and small articles
picked up and knocked about in a most
dangerous manner. In the town the
rain poured down ct the same time. and
the hour Of its continuance is said TO
have been one Of the mos, terrible in
the history Of the town.
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THEY Wont BELIEVE Ir-David
All-u, a new conner direc. from Canada,
write home to his friends, stating. and
very trqthfully too. tina. in this coun-
try, farmers sometimes don't need 10
SOW at all. and yet raise u splendid vol
untecr crop. Yesterday he received an
answer. aud it seems they won't be-
lIevc 1t The letter says: Dave. send
us no more lies back If Dave lies,
the whole country lies, but gentlemen,
not one-half has been told you vet. -
Walla Walla WATERMAN.
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ALMOST FATAL.-Mr. Fred Cole tried
q little experiment last Sunday which
came near resulting fatally. The
time having arrived to open the money
order Office, and Mr. Cole not being at
the Office. inquiry was made aud the
fact elected that he had not been seen
since Sunday. He had gonc to his
fathers private Office and laid down on
Sunday afternoon. and. after reading
awhile. he wanted to 60 to sleep, and,
feeling nervous, took an hypodermic
Injection Of morphine. When he was
found he must have been asleep over
fifteen hours. aud it was difficult. with
all the medical aid in attendance. to
awake him from the sleep Of death
which he had entered. He was finally
awakened aud at last accounts was oil
right, bat be certainly had narrow e.
cape. Portland Standard.
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A Local ARTIST From the San
Francisco Alta Of July eth We get the
paragraph following:
There is now on exhibition ut the
Merchants Exchange an oil painting
Of the steamer Messenger. running be-
tween Olympia and Seattle. 1t was
executed by half. breed named Jimmy
Pickett. eyed Is years. who never re-
ceived lesson in drawing or painting.
and to do this work he made his own
brushes out of hair that he plucked
from cougars skin. 1t is a neat little
picture. and our artists are invited TO
pas upon it.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Capt. Floyd and E b Moore contem-
plate opening a market in Belltown
soon.
Peaches. plums. grapes, cantelopcs
and waterme!ons row stock the loca
fTuit market.
- Reason and Error will be the
ST. bject of Carl Vog:'. reading in Yes
Hall at 81 tonight.
Capt. Sufffen, formerly Of this city,
is now running on the tug Plo'. Of
Victoria. as engineer.
The steamer Dispatch is s;iIl under
going repairs. ard will not be ready fer
service within three weeks.
Mrs. Captain BrittIin, who received
such a heavy fall a week or 80 ago, is
now able to be up and around as usual
Bark II Drews, Of Chs ten. mea-
surement, will take cargo Of lumber
from one Of the Sound mills to Mel
bourne.
The schooner Lovett Peacock. form
Sound, was recently los. on the COAT
Of New Zealand.
Mr.. s J Randall. the well-known ma
chinist of Port Ludlow and Seabeck
sawmills, has concluded 70 return to
Portland, from which place he came to
the Sound quite q number Of years ago.
Scented eggs. too old for omelets and
too new for chicken fries, creep into
the market now and are liable 10 spoil
ones appetite; besides it takes about
twenty one TO make "a sound dozen
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Schwabacher went
TO San Francisco on the last steamer
from Portland. accompanied by Mrs
Bailey Gatzert The latter will remain
below until the return OF her husband,
month or so hence.
Fifty dollars were taken at the door
OF the Congregational socisblo on
Tu, sd.y night. and seventy eight dol
lars at the ice cream tables Just
about a hundred dollars were clear
gain. This went to the Church fund
He is not dead but slecpeth." was
the legend placed by the hands Of wags
on the front of the business establish.
mcnt Of Mill street dealer who had
not got down at 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon. Many laugh was caused
thereby at the expense Of the dilatOry
merchant.
Clark It Henderson. leading retail
dry goods merchants OF Portland, have
failed. Byron l. Holmes has an 1t.
tachmcnt on their stock for 80, 800, and
Adam Grant another for $4,000 The
retail business Of Portland has been
very much overdonc during the pss,
year.
Bids are expected from every mill
on the Sound for the supply Of lumber
TO be used in the construction Of the
buildings Of the Matiulath Manufac-
turing Company in this city. Mil
owners should bear the matter in mind
and be in good time with their propo
sitions. For particulars see our adver-
Using columns.
A man went fishing in . buggy. last
Sunday, and came home on foot The
buggy: Well, the horses brought it
home, and when the stablekeeper saw
the man he pointed at the wreck aud
exclaimed Behold that buggy gave
you this morning! not worth five cents
"Wrll." said the man. consolingly like.
"just look at the kindling wood That
something
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Price, So 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. d.
by express to any address, secure from
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CARRIES THE Fox-~AIL. Captain
Nat II Lane, Of Els. Portland who
commands the steamer Cassiar, run
ming on the Stickeen rive-. Alaska. has
made the quickest TRIP ever made o.
that river from Fo;t Wrangel 10 the
head Of navigation and return Capt.
Ma: has gained a repu,ati m this sum
mrr as successful and competer.
Officer that NAV we'll be enviei by
many 'ha' stood their watch at the
Will b.;-e his introduction 10 this
vale # tea
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LOOKING FOR PoRT OF RgfUGE.-
The steamer Constantine sailed from
San Francisco on the aft .rnoon of the
18th inst. having on board Colonies
Mendell. Alexander nn0 Williamson,
comprising the board of United States
Engineers for the Pacific Coast. They
will proceed along the coast Us far as
Puget SsGud. touching at ali the PROM.
inent points tor the purpose of forming
conclusions as 10 the most suitable
place At which IL locate a breakwater.
The Government ha. chartered the
Constantine for thirty days, ard it is
probable she will be about that length
OF time. The SUN Of $4,000 has
been appropriated by Congress for the
preliminary plans and survey, aud rs
the cost Of constructing such break
water as the needs of commerce would
seem TO demand. will undoubtedly
reach the sum Of Si5.000O00 to $40
0cO. 900. it will be a. once seen that the
matter is of large importance to the
American people.
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SkrRNIsH AT LAcoNSER.-A CORES
pondent writes that ,heye was little
skirmish at Laconner. last week. Two
we'll known citizens. Mr.. Smith and Or.
jim got into . fis,icuf Smith called
Jim several GUS" names Jim got
on his car" and knocked Smith forty
different ways into the slough. The
cool bath had . tendency to reconcile
the belliesrents. and they made up
shortly after.
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SALMON FISHING ON THE COLUMBIA.
From the Vancouver Mdtpendent we
take this 1t s lie be had this year for
all the salmon caught in the Columbia
river. the aggregate sum will be two
aud half million dollars The dread
that the salmon would be so decreased
by the fishermen is all moon shine. The
fishing grounds arc about fifty miles up
aud down tho Columbia river. aud for
twenty two miles up from the bar the
water il from eight to twelve miles
wide. The nets are ouly spread half
the time, aud they do not occupy
tenth part Of the surface OF the water.
Aud my salmon pass up stream below
the nets. Ths number of fish caught
this year is much larger than last year.
The fish are very fat and sound All
the in.ides are rendered into oil Il. An
oil mill below Astoria half mile.
Twenty thousand dollars day are now
paid ont for fish at the canneries OH the
Columbia"
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TIE OPERA HOUSE DEMANDED. =

TuE OPERA HOUSE DEMANDED. -
Each succeeding musical entertainment
impresses upon citizens the necessity
for better bailding in which to hold
such affairs. The approach to the
present Hall is wretched. and the out
side appearance Of the building is more
wretcLed. inside II is but little be-.
ter, its lack Ct acoustic properties be-
ing one Of its wors, features. marring
the beauty Of all fine performances.
We sincerely hope the Opera House
project will be pushed vigorously by
the enterprising gentleman having it
IN hand.
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Go To the Concordia Hall on Mill
street. where you will get . good glass
Ct beer for five cents; also the best Of
Liquors st ten cents q drink. All kinds
of California wines by the glass or bot
tie a first class pool table and the
best free lunch in tow1. Come and
see
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WHAT They MEAN.-We don't be-
lieve these spots on the sun have any
Influence on the weather at all, We
don't care what the astronomers say
We believe they are pasted on the sun
jsst to remind the people that the Gen.
tennisl Saloon is the popular place to
get ice cold beer, as we'll as the best
brands of liquors and cigars.
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CALL ON J. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the bes, supply in the city and sells st
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabscher's store. on
Commercial street. Seattle, W. T.
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The ladies % the Congregational
Working SOCIETY wish to exi ress their
thaIks and grateful appreciation to
each aud all the kind iriends who g.
sisted them in various ways 10 the
entertainment Of Tuesday evening.
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No EXCUSE tor not having your pic
lures taken now. Cabinet photos IS
per dozen: Cards 81 per dozen. at
Moore's Gallery. : Sullivan Block.
Front street lylltf
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SHERMAN HYDE s Co. Pacific Coast
Agents Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co..
aug3l -dAwly San Francisco.
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MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE. The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Geek and one on
Dufot Creek. joining the Discovery
above. in Cassisr. B. c. For particu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
Of VI. THIBERT. or of Geo Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
FlflI THOUSAND DOLLARS
waited the ut {. Q. ID. store. on Occi-
dental Square. G"li and silver taken
~; par IN exchange for gools. apitf
~ Bocs Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD / HARRINGTON, Agents.
EAsTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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Never Know n to Fail. NICHOLS IN
rAL.LIBLE INJECTION "A csrtain1 and
specify eure withou, the use of noxious and In
furious internal medicine. For sale Wholesale
and retail by Geo. " Harris Co.. seattle. ". T.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing is fire. proof has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
I! 90 per day.
WIN. JENSEN.
Wharf street, Victoria. r. G.