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The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
IRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON n EVEN


SATURDAY AFTERNOON n EVEN
The great event OF the Season Engage
ment Of the celebrated colored
PINAFORE COnPANY
after the extraordinary success at the
Globe Theatre. Broadway, New Yo X,
having received the highest praise from
Ing cities OF America-New YoFk and Phil
AN NFXTRAoRDINARY SUCCESS.
Globe Theatre" Pinafore" In Black.
Pniladelp phia seems 10 be the home or Pin
atore." The Quaker CITY sent us the Church
Choir Company at the Broadway, and now
another Philadelphia manager has inaugu-
aled at the Globe Theatre a "Pinafore" In
black. genuine "Pinafore" mot o bur-
lesque) In genuine black fiesh-not burnt
cork' The Josephine is a negress. The Lii
tie Ruttercup and Hebe are muattOes. The
Captain aud the Admiral are full bloodcd
Africans. The chorus IL large and the see
merry good The negroes are SAID To a ct and
sing in dead earnest, aud as q decided the
atrical noveIty-"PiLafore in BLACK"
should take"
The above idea has been more than full
filled,
CROWDED HOUSES.
AND THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE
met each and every member of this extra
ordinary company.
THE COLORtD OPERA TROUPE,
consisting of sixty five first class artists,
appearing each evening in the captivating
| Comic Opera of
| PINAFORE.
This truly brilliant company must not
be confounded with any kind of burlesqse
troupe whatever.
MUST DISTINCTLY
| BE UNDERTOOK TOBE
NO BURLESQUE.
| This beautiful Opera IL rendered entire.
Every note OF the music sung.
THE SOLOS
eliciting rounds upon rounds Of applause,
THE COLOkED PINAFORE
has given more genuine satisia ciion In
of the same In this country.
THE SHIP SCENE
has been pronounced the most beautiful
and realistic ever yet presented 10 The pub
lic.
| MOONLIGHT VIEW
in the secoud act creates positive furoI
of excitement each representation.
SILENT DRILL,
which has never been seen outside of Phil
elphia, Is the most artistic and truly
wonderful exhibition ever produced ON any
THE CHORUS
has been pronounced the most perfect OF
any that have as vet been heard.
THE WHOLE COMPANY
feet travelling.
EACH Oh RACTER
represented to the life, the reading perfect
and II must not be forgotten that The ar
lists are
COLORED PEOPLE
making this the most extraordinary per-
formance in the world.
The above great company will be sur
port d by a full and
TALENTED ORCHESTRA,
conducted by the celebrated leader, Mr.
Jehn Britner.
Notice-M MATINEE SATURDAY.
POPULAR PkICES.
Box book for sale of Reserved Seats oper
Monday, May 10, at Thomas Co.'s boob
store.
Prices-25, so, rs cts. No extra charge fol
reservtng seats. Lower part Of the House
80 and Is. Balcony % cts. Tor the evening
Matinee Prices--Ail parts OF the House
% cents.
No extra charge for reserved seats
mayl7-l9,2I,23 ,23.
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PETER B. VANDEvER, ESQ.,, died at
his residence at New Castle, on Satur-
day afternoon, about 4.30 o'clock, in the
o4th year ofhis age. Mr.. Vandever was
man OF the purest integrity honorable
in all his dealings, and as such was
known all over the country. He was
esteemed by all as one of the best of
friends, actuated by the purest motives,
and will long be remembered by the
poor, and such as needed friendly ad-
vice. He held the Office of Register of
Wills for two terms, and numerous
other offices at various times, and wa.
serving his second or third term as ,
Justice of the Peace and Notary Publ,
At the time Of his death. In politics h,
was Democrat and was run by tha
party as a candidate for Sheriff in 1862
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

NJ OTlCE.-J. II. Primrose mas taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine cOmpany-the Wheeler d
Wilson. Ibis machjue has been lately
improved, aud is an en.irely new machine,
and Is known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. II Ia the nnest made loc Il -stitct
sewing machine now In use, and has ad
vantages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give us call,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our Ierrltery embraces Delaw IRE and
Chester countless Pa, aud Delaware and
the Eastern Shore OF Mary land.
Our once, at present, will be found at
next we will be found at our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. us M arket street.
~A9ENTS WANTED.
feb5 .dtf j. II. PRIMROSE
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A NEW DEPARTURE IN TrMrrn-

A NEW DEPARTURE IN TEMPER-
ANcE REFoRA.-An effort ID being made
In the northern cities to discard the prac-
tics u treating to driuks, and several
societies Of this kind have been formed
One of the noteworthy indications Of
the way in which this effort at reform Is
regarded by business men Of sound
judgment is the action Of the Brooklyn
Club. A number of the most influential
members Of the organization have united
in an agreement to discontinue the prac-
tice of treating. Their manifesto states
five good reasons for their course. They
allege that the practice encourages ex-
cessive drinking that it promotes reck-
lessness and improvidence; that it leads
to Incidence and loafing; that 1t deprives
man of the right of selecting his own
associates, and that it induces habits Of
extravagsnt and loose conversation. The
gentlemen who unite in the reform add
that they might adduce hundreds Of
other reasons for disseminating the prac-
tice, but that they know of none for keep
ing it up. Perhaps the new plan Of re-
form is not as thorough as some refor-
mers would like. 1t does not undertake
at once to make teetoteler of man
who has been in the habit Of drinking
nor does it see in the act of mans
signing pledge the possibility of max
ing an entire reconstruction of his mora
nature. The present attempt is worthy
Of great respect, and should be watched
with profound interest by everybod.
who has seen the mischiefs Of drunken
ness and who hope for any degree o
improvement.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

The San Francisco Chronicle pub
fishes, under the sign of skull and
lczoss-bones and in heavy black border,
the names of sixty-fve citizens of the
town who have committed suicide since
s1S7l on account Of losses suffered in
stock speculations, This is held up Is q
haehffnl argument against the axistencs
cfths San Francisco Stock Board. 4
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
roYDAY. NAY Isth. 1870.
CpAYp CoUNrERFEIrER.-The

a GRAND CoUNTERFEiTEh-- Inc
,..pe of the Trade Dollar, by the gov
srnment, makes it the grandest counter
s.i,er Of the century. For certainly the
trade dollar is an imitation OF a doiiar'
II il ia not one. 1t has on its lace the
t,pure of liberty and the thirteen stars,
and on its reverse the American eagle,
and resembles the old silver dollar, and
the silver half-dollar, as near as may
be. 1t is sent forth too with considerable
recommendation by the government.
Under this recommendation the people
took it and gave for it dollars worth OF
their commodities. If they were being
cheated they did not know it at the
time. 1t was sent abroad among the
Chinese, too, as better dollar than the
old legal-tender and better too than the
Mexican dollar. Did the managers OF
the government intend to cheat the
Chinese? Since the government now
refuses to father their own coin it would
seem that it was counterfeit and a cheat
of the grandest character. But then has
not the whole government management
under the leaders Of the party in power
been q cheat for long time? Somt
people certainly think so or they woult
not talk as the do about the rascally Re
turning Boards and the seven by eigh
Electoral Commission and the fraudu
lent occupancy Of the White House.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

James Robertson, colored, was put on
trial in Jefferson county, Mo-, the other
day, for alleged chicken-stealing. He
surprised the bench and bar by deman-
ding that the twelve jurymen should be
negroes, and his demand was met in
good spirit by the Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

John J. Dunlap, treasurer ofthe Olivet
Congregational Church in Bridgeport,
Coffin, has sued the Rev. Allen Clark,
pastor of the church, for slander. Mr..
Clark is said to have accusrd Dunlap of
stealing from the church funds and to
have called him "liar, rascal scoun-
drel, man of no character and dis
grace to society,""
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Economy and Comfort
TN GnnKTNG

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company is
prepared TO furnish Stoves for Cooking
with Gas. 1t Is an established fact that
during the hot weather cooking can be
done more economically with gas than
OF freedom from heat and dirt, gives gas
q decided advantage over other fuel.
Sample stoves on exhibition ~ the Of
noe, TAlhD q 6HIPLEY BT5
mayl5 .3mosd ,-..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

THE New York Young Mems Chris
tian Association has raised $1,000 to Sc
cure Mr.. Moody for series of revival
meetings at Cooper Institute. Mr.. San
key will soon return from England and
it is expected that he will be secured to
work with his old friend and evangelical
mariner,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Handy Package Dyed

These popular dyes are put up IN p
ages at is cents each and are warranla
dye from 1 10 4 pounds of wOollen, 81,
cotton goods. Are more convehiehI
economical than any dyes in use, sea|
mail to any address on receipt oil p'l1
Trade supplied By
FLAMES BELT. Drugelsl
Agent for Delaware|
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

1000 ACRES WANTED Parties bav-
lVVO Ing Farms tor sale on Rail Read
or Navigaole water Of not less than 100
acres each adapted TO The raising of sugar
beets' Will plsase apply to
IT. HEALD,
Clayton House building.
mays, l0.l4,l1 ,2aA3l -----
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,CHE EARTIzANs SAVINGS 8A

L bo2 MARKET STREET sli ,ytI
Omen to receive deposits daily ad.v laG and
ardaV N; sH'a' evenings rom qns,SyeeIpSSSp S'eISSfiS;
regularly made in Apt, p III, ans nwsiI,hdravnll
When dividends are ,,s ,,o' inns perma1
,ssss,s ss SsRGi1 their interest
each year. ,,NAaERS.
Glenn entH umyth, GeSTse GeSTse 5, s. dSsp.slIl
Chas. ". own c.on o. n. SeoIsi L. iLichenslt,.:a1
Nathan,l K. Benson' Edward I'd al Darling
Henry r. Dure, Iob Ii. Jackson,
W. Hastings, Wm. H. 8wlfl'
Edward Pusey, W,geips. ~,
GEO. W. BUsbb,s bb.,ssIdenL
GEO. g. CAPELLE, !, We yyseoR. sTrsssar'
feb2i " ". T. IA i''o
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

The "Baby's Best Friend" is DR.. Bu.ps
baby syrup, since It maintains the baby's
health BY keeping IL free from colo,
dlarrhea, ebe. .r IT, -.1tt,f.t -Hrl
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Correction,

The Samuel Barkley, who went the Sc
curity of John b. Stewart, on Friday, is
not of the firm of NJ essrs. j. Barkley &
Brothers.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

NJ OTICE.-The Regular Annua M eetlng
IN of the Mechanics' Loan Association
will be held at their rooms, No. 40i Mar
keL street, On Monday evening, May 18th,
1879. for he purpose Of hearing the annual
report OF the secretary, election of officers,
or any other business that may be present
ed. W. j. MORROW,
ap2S-dtma12 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
DROPosALs FOR ooAL.
Il WATBn nDEPABfuENT,
& CnIRv N0INsER'sOTrIcK.t
WILMIMeYoN, Dell, May l7Lh. ls79

WiLhIueToN, DELI May nth, 1879.
eeaied preposals will b received at the
once " The CLERK OF City Council. until
20 o'clocE On Thursday next, the Ed inst.
Tor furn1shing 0ae Wat<r department with
0eorgeH Ore, bituminous coal. IRON
June ist, 1919, until May 3ist, 1880. inciu-
sive.
The coal is to he delivered At such pump
Ing stations, at such times. and In such
quantities a. may be directed by the Chief
e. gineer.
From 800 10 1000 tons Will be required.
Propoeals must state price per ton Of n
lbs. No proposal will be received unls ss
ccompanfed with . bond with surety, in
The sum OF one thousand fivs hundred dol
lars. tft'iE ~ -FTT 81
Blank forms for proposals may be had
upon application 70 the Clerk OF CITY
council. ert rrna rtab
Proposals may be Deposited In the pri.
vate box OF the resident In the Council
chamber IL desired. tflt wi
The right 10 Increase or diminish the
quantities named. also the right to reject
any or all bids, Ia reserved.
u D. II. b. MCINTYRE,
NIL I-bt . f Chief Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

NJ OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10
IN all persons whose business or occupa-
tiOn req q State license for the pres.
ent yeai us19l that the same Is due and
payable ON the irst day of j une, at the Of
nee OF the Clerk OF the Peace for New Cas-
tie County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
CLERK, at New Castle.
M Springer, Deputy, No. 800 W.
Second ST., Wilmington. mal-lm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

NJ OTIUE.-The Delaware Loan AssocIa-
IN ton nov offers new stock for sate.-
The hrst payment may be made at any
time TO the Secretary. GEO. U. MARIS,
ap,0 COL Shipiey 81. End floor
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
HOlnnau's Liver RAJ

Has a worldwide reputation, es'ao
ed through its wonderful efficacy IN sll
mepts That have their origin nav
liver or diseased stomach; such a. OH
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, SICK y,
ache. &C ii cures by absorbing lne
ease through the pores, substitutes
tie yegetabl tonic into the syttem.
absorption salts, body and iool .Is. Ps
also Pamphlets with fur'hei ps'"e'
sent by mail by nrr,,,,
JAMES BELT, Drus:M
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Jack, the Giant Killer,
with Elegant Scenic Effects BrOug hit
by Company.

The grown person IL impressed with the
novelty OF the presentation, while the ap-
pearance of real Giant, and real Liiipu-
tians, make the impress of serious woI X
upon the iuveniles.-Boston 1rHiscript
mayt7
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
NOTICES.

~ OTICE.-The Clayton l. oan Associa-
N tion offers new series for sale; this AS
ISOLATION loans the full amount and col.
lects premium monthly.
~. l.. LlCHTENSTEiN,
mall i'm SecretAry.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

NJ OTICE.- Mechanics Loan AssOcla-
IN tion offers Ior sale $40 shares new
stock. First payment on the second Tues
day In May. Application can be In ade to
WM. j. MUhROW, Secretary,
aptt-eOdtf All French street.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

NJ Office The Working Mems Loan
IN Association now Offers new 4. .ock iOI
sale. The first payment may be m ade al
any time TO the Secretary
GEO. G. MARIS,
an O. i'm COL Shipley street. lnd floor
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
v,,olize,i Phosphates

They supply ,he system wM onors
ments that are carried off by over4j
the brain and nervous system als ~,
useful TO relieve general debility, ui
sia and neuralgia. For sale wholssA''
retail by o ,r,r nrug,isJ
Ior. Skin 4 Market y
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

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stockings, Anklets, Knee caps ''"
~Private Room. Lady A'.sou A'soI
Private entrance Tor Ladies AZ N"
SiAtn street; , prrr]
Wholesale and Retail Drass.Sse y s,se,|
Corner sixth aud Marhe. s,a,sSsd ,,
wilmington peiA"-
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

They produce II CONSTANT eiecIln1 ~
rant through the diseased parts can -
piled and worn W IN cohiors ~ and
son for the relief or old rneu,i,a a,,aosss oi
ralglc pains. GOODNESS ana s''H
limbs, &C. Sent by nlail qv ,,,uogisl
q. JAMES BELT, Drassis ,ssi \
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

By virtue Of IN order % she Orphons'
Court Of the t3eats OF Della vnre, N an4 for
ley Cassis Seonty made 3 New 0setie,
be exposed 10 public aAle, -
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| dwelling house thereon erected, situated in
the city of Wilmington, aforesaid on the
northerly side OF sixth street between
Orange and TS nail streets, bounded anD
described as follows, TO wit: Beginning at
stake on the northerly side OF Sixth street
seventeen feet eight inches easterly from
Tatnall street; thence by land late OF Dem
mick ODonnell northerly and parallel to
Tatnall street fol r-nine feet To stake;
| thence easterly Anu parallel with Sixth
street fourteen feet 10 other land of said
Jonn Bradley; thence southerIy parallel
with Tatnall street forty Kline ieet to the
said side of Sixth street and thence ,ong
said street westerly fourteen feet 10 the
place of beginning.
frame dwelling house thereon erected, SIT
uated in the city OF Wilmington, and
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Beginning on the n0rtberly side OF Sixth
street between Orange and Tatnall streets
AT the distance of thirty one feet eight
Inches easterly from Tatnall street at a
corner of other land of said John Bradley
herein described as No. 8; thence northerz
ly parallel with Tainall street iorty-nine
feet to stake; thtDce easterly parallel
with Sixth street twenty feet four inches
to stake; thence sOutherly parallel with
Tatnall street forty nine feet TO the said
side OF sixth stieet aud thence thereby
+ westerly twenty feet four inches to the
pla:e OF beg nDing.
No. ~. All that certain lot Of land situa-
ted Ia the said city OF Wilmington, ,bounded
ming at the Intersection OF the sori1ferly
side OF Read street as laid out at fifty feet
wide and at the parallel distance of one
hundred and ten feet from the southerly
. side OF Front street with the westerly side
OF Adams street as lald out at sixty feet
wide; thence along said side OF Adams
street southerly eighty-three feet 10 the
side o. lOur feet wiLe alley running par
allel TO READ street aforesaid thence by
the said side of the said alley westerly one
hundred and ninety-six fee thence north.
:. erly and parallel to Adams street afore.
I said eighty-three - to the sOutherly side
} of Read street aforesaid; and thence there
by easterly one hundred and ninety ali
feet (l96) to the place of beginning, be The
contents what they may, with the free use
and privilege of the said alley in com.
mon.
No. H. All that certain lot of land situa
: ted In the City Of Wilmington, AZORES aid
and bounded and described a. follows, ID
wit Beginning at stake standing in the
northerly Side of q new street called Logan
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Capt. George s. Wright arrived IN
this city last Saturday night.
Mr.. Donald Macleay, of P':ilanc.
spent Sunday in Seattle.
Judge Hewitt, Of Olympia, had two
ribs broken one day last week by oe!ng
thrown from a wagon.
Miss Lizzie Ferry, Miss Nickles and
Miss Annie Stevens, Of Olympia. are
visiting friends in Seattle.
The churches on Sunday were SHINY
attended. Men, women aud children
were more interested in viewing the
charrcd remains Of that part Of town
included within the burnt district.
Among the passengers on board the
steamer Geo. ". Elder. due at Portland
today, are G. A. Meigs, +. ". James,
s. Baxter, C. H Larrsbee and Mrs.. II
K. W. Ayres.
Mr.. X. G. jackson will be at the Ba.
zaar again on Thursday, with his ele.
CANT stock Of ladies suits and dolmans
which he will sell very cheap rather
than take back to the city with
him. lie will remain a few days only.
The ladies will make note of this.
Read his announcement, found else
where in these columns.
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SUPREME CoUEr PRocEEDIS6s.-

SUPREME COURT PKocEEDIS6s-
The Court has been 10 session at Olym-
pia two weeks, but was to have adj
journed yesterday 10 meet again in No
vember. In Yesler against Colman the
motion for a rehearing was granted,
and the case will come On for trial at
the adjourned term. Cohn & Co. vs.
Thomas O'Brien was dismissed for want
Of jurisdiction. Stout d Reed vs..
LOOMS & Csruthers was continued as
per stipulation. Meeker VS.. Hawley,
Dodd & Co. Porter VS.. Smith. and Port
Blakely Mill Co. vs.. Clymer were dis
missed In Jones & Durgin vs.. Wiley
and Hawley, Dodd 4 Co. VS. KenDoyer.
the judgments Of Cour. below were A.
firmed. In Yesler vs. Oglesby. Baker &
Hamilton vs McAllister. and Jewett
VS. Darlington, the judgments Of the
Court below were reversed. In their
success in the three last named cases
the Mcknight Brothers. Of this city.
have achieved quite . triumph they
being the only Instances in which deci-
sion. of Judge Lewis were ever re-
versed, though he was upon the bench
eight years and rendered . great many.
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FREIGHT ARRIvAL.--The barken,inc
Portland brought very large freight
for the Sound. That portion consigned
as below was landed upon Ycsler's
dock yesterday: For Seattle-Schwa-
bacher Bros * Co, Chilhers Bros. G p
Stone j. Co. l. Reinig. Prsuenthal
Bros. + b Ebey 4 Co. Thomas
Lyle. Waddell & Miles, Geo w
Harris. Ii Uhlfelder, NJ ] Carkeek and
l. M Starr. For Steilacoom-L Good
time. + Eisenbeis and Clcndenin Il
Miller. For Olympia-R Frost, T
Macleay l. Co. = Stork. G Burmeister.
For Laconner--J & & Caches and J s
Conner. For Fidalgo Munks.
For Stanwood .. ID Pearson. The freight
consigned to l. NJ Starr consisted of the
boiler and other machinery for the new
steamer. and comprised tho bigger half
Of the Portland's cargo.
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Cure all cases Of Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Nervous and Physical Do.
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess. indiscre,ion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
OF YOUTH. and the
young . safeguard and protection. DR..
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Organs. debilitated from what.
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. 81 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. ID.
by express to any address. secure from
Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & co, Druggists. P. o.
Box l .95a. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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SECOND ALARM. The smoulderinS
remains Of the mill, famed by breeze

SECOND ALARM. The smoulderinS
remains Of the mill, famed by breeze
yesterday afternoon, created quite u
smoke. and it was thought best by some
persons to call the engine and iiremen
out again. This was done by sounding
an alarm. and hundreds of terror
stricken people Crushed from. their
houses and places of business 20 see
what next was coming. and were agree
ably disappointed when they found the
cause Of the alarm 10 be Of no more
serious character. Some of the mem
bers of the FIRE company. who had been
up 40 many hours during the previous
day and night. and who wero very
much fatigued, complained and thought
it very unjust to cali them out for 50
trivial a matter. Mr.. Murphy, the Fire
Warden. hal examined the situation.
and considered it best. and consequently
tho alarm was souadcd. We think il
would be well for the owners oi the
smouldering ruins TO keep one or two
men employed i'll cutting down through
tie sswdust and slabs and applying
water to the fire underneath until it is
catirely cxtinguished.
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SEATTLE, w. T.. July %, 1879.
Having given Zell's CONDENSED Cyclic
pedia careful examination il view OF
purchase. l have no hesitation in rec
ommending 1t as work of superior
merit and value for students and prac.
teal persons generally.
DANIEL BAGLEY,
Pastor lst Methodist Protestant Church.
| JON heartily in the recommends.
ton # Z lis Condensed Cyclopedia a.
abo.e. ISAAC DILLON,
Pastor NJ. 4. Church.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
Eyarvbcdv rushes IN Hrss' TIvoy

Every body rushes to HISS TIvoLI
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass of
beer in town. Besides Schaifer's cele-
brated Ste;lacoom and Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser, St.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles Also all kinds
of cold lunches TO order. A new
pigeonholc Table in the house. St.
Louis Lager Beer at dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered 20 any
Part of the city.