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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
STOCKS.

MORNING. bOAnU.
800 Ophir--9a 9
$40 Mexican--13i IA
$50 Gould and Curry-6
495 Best aud Belcher-1ls
235 C,.iif"rnia-2 50 ..
$50 avag-3 %
7O) Con. Vlrsinis-3 55
265 Chollar-3 20
DOS Pniosi-2 80
610 Hale and Nnrcross-5a
$50 Crown Point-2 So
43O Yellow Jacket-9! 81
475 Imperial-4bc
800 Kentuck-3
lao Alpha-74 e..
20 Con6dsnce-63
1890 Belcher-3 20
636 Sierra Nev,da-I6 49,
80 Urah-12i
$50 Bnllion-2 40
$50 Excheqn-r-2 35
435 Alta-2o0
30 Seq. Belcher--lO
$50 Overnan-1 So
$50 Justice-J 10
$50 Union C"n.-26a 263
$50 Julia SOC
COS Benton-140
20 Challenge Il 50
lS5 Silver Hill--S5c
$50 Andes-1 50
1865 ScorpinD-2 05
400 Quinn-25c
605 n Y. Cun.--30c
40 Occidental--1 40
800 Phil. Sheridan-40c
go Lady Washington-4oc
100 Ca'edonii-65c
90 Solid Silver-60c
600 Troian-15c
$50 Golden Gate 20
200 S, Lnuis--15c
200 Con Dorado-25c
Hoo North Bonanza-30c
20 Eureka Con.-l6
$50 Northern Belle-l24
100 Grand Priz.-1 80
800 Argenta-50c
1000 Navajo-45c
1875 Albion 10
ITO Walcs-3 20
55 Mount Diablo-123
$50 North Belle Isle-55c
90 East Mount Diablo-5oc
$50 Bodie-5s
2oO TDga-1
200 Balvidere-2 20
400 Rooker-20c
$40 Mono--2a
30 Con- Pacific
900 Goodshaw-1
20 Jupiter 80
400 University-25c
90 Noonday-3
200 Double S,andard-35s
27O Oro--2 80
200 Mammoth 80
200 Snmmit-95
100 Mt. Potosi-4Oc
200 Champion-4oc
100 Black Hawk-45c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
Murder and Suicide.
MILWAUKEE. August Il.
Killed Ia q Plight.

NORKISTOWN, II Gill, August II.
A fight occurred between some drunken
men and city officers last night, which result
ed in the death Of Town Marshal James F.
Morris and Ben. Richardson, and the danger
Gus wounding of Sheriff Loop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22


"ffered by the Miners Union Picnic have moi
given satisfaction to the Merry Bowmen o.
the Comstock and that club has decided DO,
TO compete for the prizes at the forthcoming
picnic. The Carson Archery club, ascertain
ing this fact, had meeting last night, and it
was decided that prizes not good enough for
the Comstock archers were not good enough
for the Carson bowmen, aud it was voted tina,
the Robin Hoods also withdraw. Further
more, if the Comstock clubdo not compete the
| Carson club would have a walk over, and
honors so cheaply won are not worth the hay-
ing. The Miners Union have never been
noted for judicious arrangement of prizes.
and this is not the first time that similar
troubles have occurred. The Caledonians
gave $50 prize for the archery clubs and now
the pullers Of the long bow will BE- content
with nothing less. While the clubs will not
meet at the picnic grounds, it is probable tina,
before long friendly match will be arranged
between them for the championship of the
State. At their practice grounds yesterday
all the Carson archers made above 100 points
with 80 arrows. Lynch scored as high as
1874. Smart made three consecutive bullseyes
at 40 yards, and Tha1ser made ~ points With
five arrows. The club begin to feel strong
enough to tackle the Comstoekers in fair
russell without stepping in to shoot for
prize where there is no opposition.
y1Tr DA'S
Of little girls on Spear street attracted con-
attention with their sports. They
had borrowed an old horse which was brought
to this country in early days by Farmer
Treadway, and is now ranked at twenty three |
years of age. The children tied rope about |
The old stagers neck which dragged behind |
s5"ut thirty feet. To this they attached 60
art and put in a couple of babies. The ba.
'ies as they were dragged along the ground,
enjoyed the ride Immensely and threw up
heir little hands with delight. A little girl
ed the old horse with a rope, and couple of
ozen children ran along side shouting, hitting
he slow steed with sticks and throwing oys-
er cans at it. With all their demonstrations
never changed its gait, and whenever it
topped tho children would crowd around to
it by pstting its legs. This sport
as carried on for an hour, and curiously
nough no one hurt.
THE ACE AND 1RAY.-The dsvotees of
,e ace and tray are quite delighted with the !
CIV card rooms fitted up bv Swseny l. Allen
the rear of the Ormsby Honse billiard
IONS. The proprietors evidently do not be. :
I'VE in the old fashion style of sawdust
rinklsd floor. The rooms are furnished
it'll brussels carpet, lace curtains, pictures ]
ID an elegant side board. 1t will be posi-
70 pleasure to lose money in the midst Of 4
CHI luxury, and in the short card room one r
,uld hardly expect to get less than three -
90 ON the FIRST draw. About the time that
. Sharon's sack gets around good deal Of
ne change will gravitate in that direction.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

FUTURE FARRAaUrs Y esterday the ex-
animation of eleven applicants anxious to
20 to the Annapolis naval academy from
this State began at the Capitol, the Board
of Examiners consisting, of D. r. Sessions,
State Superintendent, 81. II. Howe, of
this city, and Evan Williams, of Storey
county. DR. Lee made "a. physical examin-
alton and two will probably be condemned
on account of defective eye sight. The fol
lowing are the names of the applicants:
John D. Mcdonald, Vim. G. Phipps, Lee
CASTOR, BENZ .man Paddock, w, E. Gallagher.
Frank B. Mitchell, WIN. Bennett, james
Dockery, and Willie Skins from Storey
county and Francis c. Armstrong and
Walter Hill from Lyon County. They are
in the English branches, such as taught in
the high schools. The examination is very
rigid, so that boy who passes here is sure
to get through all right at Annapolis. The
will be concluded tomorrow.
In the questions put the Board will not 60
outside of the English branches and an APP
plicant need not know how to splice the
main brace or help haul the anchor fukes
while hangings by his toe from the yardarm
N order to pass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
ny Ben tons GlcnbroOk Stage.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
John Dallas Il wife w H Armstrong
r johnson B Moran
n O'Ccn ner Mr. Anderson
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
O'Conner Party VIC Waters & wife
G w Eastman F Thomas
F T Rising Mrs Rolf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

iPnEss DISPATCHES 10 THE MORNING ApPSA'-J
-
EAST ~R ~.

jPGRsS DISPATCHES 10 THE AoRNSo Ap'SAi-J
EAST rR ~.
Almost q Dnsl.
NORFOLK. Va. August 81.
A duel between Capt. J .mes Brden Hope,
editor of the Norfolk Landmark, aud Col.
William Lamb, Mayor of Norfolk, was pre-
vented by the arrest of the Mayor as he was
leaving lis honse for the place Of meeting, at
4 o'clock this morning. He was taken before
a Magistrate and bound over III $2O, QUO bail
TO keep the peace. Capt. Hope -.nded the
uolice aud reached the read. xvous. he VIII
return and give bonds to observe tho peace.
Murder and Suicide.
MILWAUKEE. August 81.
Albert Huxley, of Clayton, in Wlnnebago
county, farmer, aged IS years. was shot this
morning by his son-in-law, L'rris Emmons,
W no lived with him E,nmone then shot HIM
self, both dying within an hour. The fatal acts
were the result of family and business difh
cultles. Mr. Huxley lea ives a wife and mar-
ried daughter. Emmons leaves wife and
two children. Both parties were we'll
and respected 2.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

DISTRICT CoURr. In the District Court
Yesterday the following business was trans
acted:
0. A Booden vs. Cowing & z ,briskie Min.
ing Company. Judgment for plaintiff Stay
of execution until September 9th.
John Nash vs.. Lloyd Hill. A motion by
defedant that costs in case be retaxed, was
argued and submitted.
M. E. Riuke VS.. O.. T. Willis, ct al
Motion to strike ont portion OF complaint, ar
gued and submitted.
The State of Nevada vs.. All Sue De-
murrer to indictment overruled. Defendant
plead not Guilty.
Grenier vs.. McRae and Mcintosh. Order
setting case for trial vacated.
Trial jurors excused and Court adjourned
until Monday next at 1OA. n.
There is a barber down street SO slow
that while he is shaving one side of
mans face full beard grows out on the
other.
METHODIST CHURCH -Preaching to-day at
II A. n. and 7:3O P. NJ. Sunday School at 2
P NJ All are invited.
EPISCOPAL CBURcH.-Full morning service
It the usual hours Sunday School at 1880.
Public invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Preaching at IL |
|. II. and 7:30 P. NJ. by Rev. E. Graham.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
A CIRCUS "REMINISCENCES.

INSIDE FACTS OF A FAMOUS FAUX PAS BY JOHN
BRADLEY-H,w HE SET DEATH TRAP FOR
CIRCUS IN GRASS VALLEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

ny N0E~On "uW n">Aae SsoSe A~Anos
DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Evans Mrs King & chill
Mrs Sullivan o Osens
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
James Cross John Nelson
A L Waite
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL

RAILKOAU md STAUE INA Ell.
BY Virginia md Truckee Railroad.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY MORNING.
R Lsphsm Mr. Wright 4 wife
Mr. Hume Locke
LEFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
W L Ward j Egau
Cross
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-22

Swift -'
HOT S RIM c S Z
TlaE MtNFRAl WsTEWS '3U FI"s.a-
ing from Swits Strings attaining r'opulasz4-
second IN the STATE.
The Private Bath Houses
fitted up with elegant Dressing Rooms Fog ia
comfort and convenience OF the guests. 49,. d
TIE GIG SWIMMING BATH
II capable OF accommodating SO people
And has Diving Boards Dressing Rooms ETC., astaoes
The waters are changed da ~.
Baths, SO cents
Board by the Day Meal. Meals ct all hours
"a Free Bins Running 20 ana from tho
Sprinx~. day and night.
Carson, July - 1880 ..'E '...t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

G0rxo EAsT.-Amoog the psssen.
gers who will leave the SQUAD on the
Dakosa, Sunday morning. are Mr.
George F Boynion and family. OF
0iymtii- u Toy II e.a.e ~ the
sound many years ago. and has resided
a majority Of the time at the Capital
City. where be has been engaged in
educational pursuits He cas- always
regarded ~ an upright Christian gen.
tleman. and BY bis departure Olympia
loses . noble and upright ci.issa Mr.
B. 10 the only surviving son Of IN aged
widow lady in the East. Who ovrs .
large peach orchard and we'll improved
farm. and ia leaving the Sound be
complies with his mothers wish that he
should come and take charge Of the oil
Homestead. and be With his ssed parent
in her declining years The bent wishes
Il . host OF friends will 20 with NJ
Boynton snd his sstisnabls wife s,d
family Oh the long journey before
them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

ROosT RoBBlN0 Chicken stesfing
is becoming uncommodfy 'dtsagreeable
IN Victoria. The CoIonisr n6ffatcs two
cases which have secured within tho
past week Some tims' during Monday
night Caps.A.AsSssss's hen roost near
his residence. Js~ss Bay. Was robbed
Of thirteen fawlaof very choice variety.
At Q o'clock yesterday morning Captain
Starr gave information OF the robbery
to the police. who. sstes mshs0g dill.
gent inquiries. Prooesdsd q . cabin on
Cormorant street. The door was Sc
Curely fastened with paddock on The
outside. The policwyGppsd for admis-
sion. but - ssswes. zane; profound
silence rsiguing inslde. The door was
thoa Forced aud three Cinnamon were
discovered crodched on the h,,or and in
possession OF the chickens which were
Imprisoned in . basket. ..Wbcn the
police entered the thieves kicbed over
the basket aud made frantic Efforts to
drive the fowls into the open cir. The
chickens and Chimlneu. however. were
oil captured and taksa to jail. :. .Ms
Miller. \ poor widow residing IN the
suburbs. vas robbed of twelve due fowls
on Monday night. From tue tracks
the dspredators arc believed to be Chi.
namsn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07
Notice to Claimants Of Uni.
versity Lands.

I have in my possession the only
Known available and complete list OF
lands selected for University purposes
in the Olympia Land District. This
list is certified to be the lands selected
by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office at Washington. and it EN-.
braces 46, 12O acres. the entire grant.
Several Thousand acres Of land other
than that embraced In this list he 70
been conveyed BY the agents Of the
University and are now held under
supposed University deeds. Under the
last named deeds are many improved
farms and other valuable landa. The
persons claiming under University
deeds will be informed by the under.
signed Of the exact standing Of their
title, for which . reasonable fee will
Be expected. They will also be in
formed how TO perfect their title. No
one unless he claims under University
deed vii: receive any information. No
land grsbbers need apply.
w. II. WHITE.
Attorney-at-law. Seattle. W. T.
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Ordered that the lighting of the
street lamps be discontinued for one
north.
The following reports Of officers wsrs
read and approved. to wit: Jsstios Of
Peace OF the city. Treasures, Harbor
Master. Health Officer and Fire War.
den.
Liquor licenses wers granted 20 thp
folio wing named prrN,ns: James Yer.
gon. Bailey Gstzert. Aigsr l. Nixon.
Albert Anderson. s Baxter & Co, BENZ
Murphy. Gotiief Burrian, Crawford &
Harrington. d A Jsssings. Thomas
Smith. Anderson & Osbosss. Nat Bart
lett. Thomas Smith, William Barry.
Slorah 4 King. Flynn & Aadersen. J
Collins. Aug Hess, Thomas Clancy.
Application OF Gard & Lair received
and granted.
Ordered that tho City Attorney 10
and is instructed to appeal from judg-
meut OF the District Court in the sction
Of Bozby ~ City of Seattle.
Osdinsuce No - was % amended -
to change the beats of the night police.
designating ] H Nc0raw for dist lot
No I. and D L MCGOWAN for district
No2 q
Ordered that the Fire Committee be
authorized to procure suitable hose for
the engine.
Natter Of the water tank 70 b sub.
mitted TO the Fire Committee. -
Adjourned till Friday evening. Feb.
18th.
E. 3. OSBORNE, Clerk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

New TACOMA 0ossIP correspon.
cent ut the terminus writes M % fol-
lows: The new bell at the Methodist
Church called the worshipers to the
hosss Of God for the drst time last
Sunday morning. New Tacoms il
soon to have another newspaper. ;. Mr.
Cegsweli, Whose livery stable vas
burned short time ago. il soon 70
erect another. that vail b . credit to
our little town Mr. &. Is a enterpris.
ing citizen, and owus some Of tbs best
property in town IA good festsurant
10 badly needed here. !. Times are very
dun ct present."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

CHEEKY RoBBEsY-Ysstsrisy after.
noon . cheeky thief walled through
the bar r"o~ q tbe New England H".
tel. and went up stairs. where be strip.
p-d oil the b1snket sheets. etc from
bed. ard doing them up in . roll
went down the back stairs and put of
An employee Of the house noticed the
fellow moving of With his load. and
thought it looked rather strange, so he
commenced mixing inquiries in regard
TO the matter. aud on examiustion. the
abovo eeste Of things we're found to
,exbk Pursuit RS ut oace Instituted.
but before the thief could be overtateu
he had made good his rscsps into the
woods beyond the gas WORKS. That
chsp don't propose 70 sle p cold any
longer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

LuMBER CHARTERS. - British ship
BulwArk. Of 1882 tons. will take lum-
Der from Burrard Iulst n Sydney.
Bark Laura r Burnbam. Of 673 tons.
will take lumber from Burrard Inlet TO
Yokohsms. Bastentine Amelis, Of So7
tons. will take lumber from Burrard
Inlet to sydney. British chip Julia. If
lilo tons. will take lumber from Puget
Sound tn South America.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07
DAILY iNFRLLiGBNCRR.
Saturday. February Z, 1880
tocal pARAcaApns.

Chinese New Year begins tomorrow
The Cosnty Commissioner will -:
adjourn before next Tdesdsy.
Judge Gray. Of victoris. has gone to
Ott.ws. the Dominion Capital.
Rev Mr. Hetzler, will preach ct the II
K Cbuscb Tomorrow mssnIlg Ard even
ing. Ess EFEKts
The letter Of "Carlboo" will find
space 10 the IxTzLLIeEscER OF to,nor-
row.
The meeting Of ths City Council. last
Digl wss ueusssiiy long. in'fes1 "s
sndexci6nss 3 2
The tie pr receiving bjds Tor shs
Victoris xnd Sah Ffapcisco mail servics
has expired by limitation.
The big snow down in CIallam coun-
ty was 3H fest deep. It damaged no
one that we have heard or
DR. Hugh J Glenn 10 loading Eve Of
the asas*seirys,b:so:ss With What
The Judkins photograph gallery.
after three prosperous months ct New.
castle. will return to Seattle next week.
The Argus begins to talk Fourth oil
July to the people Of Port Townsend.
I ss;si'x IL y, 't'TSh91s.H 'h' 'r''
Albert Anderson is fitting up new
beer saloon on Mill street. opposite the
Occidental. HIS ID will be found else
where.
Capt J T Brown. Register of tho U.
3. Land O6ce IN Olympia. 10 in this
city At present. but will return home on
the Messenger todsy.
Another section Of drain 10 u he
lsid on Front street, from University
to Union. the same 90 the one laid this
week from keneca to University.
The Pacific Coast Postal Index. for
1880. ~rrs9sd TO Jan sist.1 h Offered
fF sale sts20 cents . copy By IT'S pub
Usher. L p McCarty. Of San Francisco.
Revival meetings at the II r Church
will continue through next week. At
ppm. prayer meeting esch day and ct
night prtactihg. All will b. Welcome.
There are now nineteen patiensa in
Providence Hospital. Eve private and
fourteen county. charsss.s The inAtisu-
ton = kept n . neat end ciesNly man.
nsr. and has the. sppearadce Of prosper.
ing.
Judge Wingard sustained the demur-
Ier in the case Of ]. N Day W The City
ofDsytop hold dug that the ncs ef 1877.
under which the city was incorp atsd.
or u least was supposed to be. was void
and of no effect. The case will lie APP
pesled4a<g cnasa ai ~9ssa
Chicken thieves prowl the streets of
Portland NJ we'll a. those OF Victoria
On Tuesday night last. two dozen were
quietly removed from roosts in the
coop Of Raleigh Stott. It may be
safer to protect Seattle chickens before
the rogues begiu upoh tiissn.
A meeting Of the University Regents
wss held last evening; oil being pres
ent bnt Mr. Power The matter under
considsr.t cosscerssd the University
lands. Of which our people have heard
much during the past month. A Com
mittee was appointed t. iovestigaia.
the tepoftaof which viii he, submitted
at another meeting soon to be held.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

The entire medical profession express
the greatest confdencs in the healing.
refreshing and invigorating virtues #
Emil Press's Hamburg Tea It always
relieves sick headache. dizziness, ner-
vous complaints. irritability. skin sdis-
cas- .. vitiated sscretions. nauses and .
thousand other troubles. It should be
in cvery household.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

SELF RIsINo FLouR.-Ws have seen
some excellent samples Of bread made
from the Star Mills self rising -four.
made without shorsning. or other in
grediesta except water. The success
of the new enterprise. We anticipate. is
assured. The Arm are putting this
brand Of -four up in small bags. 10 or.
der that ell who desire can purcha.s a
eample Pack. in order to test it, merits
fur tlleasslvcs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

Coal NorEs.-On Tuesday the big.
est days. work Of the season was per-
formed on the Seattle and Wallis Wslls
Railroad. Ninety-six cars with an
average at . little over ten tons OF coal
in each car. vas brought over rte road
in twsnty.f"u- h""rs. A portion Ut
tins however. was irom the Talbot
mine. The b,rk Whistler 10 taking
Tablet coal. aud will finish her cargo
today. and go to ssa as soon as possible.
She will be closely followed by thu
Aureois aud Great Westsrn, Which
vessels are now n.ar'y loaded.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07
Miners HoXk.-Nr W 8 WipRin
has taken charge of the Maison Dorse

restaurant. an.i changed its nane to
the Miners Home, BY which il will
hereafter be known. The houss will be
run on the Is cent plan. that il, meals
and beds. twenty Ave cents each. Mr..
WiRgin has bad years Of experience In
the hotel business. and will take charge
OF the culinary department Of the
Miners Hume himsslf A little resd-
,itg room IL to Be fitted up in the build.
ing and this made - comfortable and
hume like - possible.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ e.
Appletons Encyclopedias, Edition 49, Cloth 5000 $500
Bible Encyclopedia, 5000 EngTavmgs, 1000 $500
American Mechanical Dictionary, 7470 Engs, 27O0 1000
Mackey's Encyclopedia Of Freemasonry. HOO 9O0
Catholic Family Bible German, 1000 400
Handy Vol. Ed. Bible, IL Vols. full Mo-
rocco i'm beautiful Morocco Case 1000 1000
Stoddart's Choice Music, instrumental,
5 4S pieces in set, 800 400
Do. Choice Music, Vocal, II pieces in set, 800 100
Shakespeare, Byron, Burns, Milton, Moore, Scott, Pope.
Wordsworth, and Aro. Hemans's Complete Poetical
Works, In large royal Volume, Library style, with
steel engsavtngo, only @ each.
Aeacauay
cabsn: Rome knlsts HAT Hours with Best Authors ooken:
ScottS Novels
eneiand Fancs a india Spain london Dr.
Family ehyslclans
&c. Ac..
G.. DAVIES'S Book Store.
Inte&eneer Building. Front Street. Seattle
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

The Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always dad = the
Coocordis Hall. on Mill street, not
only the. best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bssr il quart OF pint
bottles. Boiled ham and al kinds Of
cold lunches 70 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

DlkD.-Ar James Boyle. OF Port
AAAisoe. who hss been spfsrins With
consumption for some time. aad VIM
eas been confined TO HE Bad in this
e'sy since Dec. 25th, died - Psnvi-
oeoce Hospital u 5 o'clock yestarday
morning. About four years agn. d .
1870 Vas nnsrsisd 70 NiS Mahon.
= wlsise river, who nursed bid With
sSslag and tender care dasise he SUE
nNeG and nov mourns. ths loss u :
- and dutifal hubbard. The fuuesal
~ ssss.plsce iron che Hospilsls %
Sunday 1t ? o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS a i


Allow = cold tn advance in your sys-
tenn and thus encourage moro serious
nssladics. such - Pneumonia, Hemorr-
hsges and Lung troubles when IN i'm
mediate relief can be % readily attain
cd. Boshee's German Syrup has gained
the largest sale in the world for tho
cure Of Coughs. Colds aad the sevessst
Lung Diseases. 1t 10 Dr.. Boschse's f.
nous German prescription. and l. pre-
pared with The grsStest cars. and no
fear need b entertained in administers.
ing it to the youngsst child, % per di>
rsctions. The sale Of this medicine 10
unprecedented. Siucs frat intsuducsl
there has bean a constant increasing de-
maud and without single report Of .
failure t. do iss work in any case. Ask
your druggist IS 70 the truth Of these
remarks. Large aize IS cents. Try it
aud be convinced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-07

Nleh0lsSs 10eo1I1o5o Injection,
0usra"teec to cure promptly and per
msnently every case OF 0onorrh0s
Gleet Ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. If directions are followed
Internal medicine not rscommended q,
necessary. A cure guaranteed OF monei
refunded. For sale BY Geo. W. Harris 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. g.
sitle, w. T. ol6dAWom