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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
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q. D., lit einise Sabre surad elmer
bcitissH eHtjlgruUg im untsrsn 9bsils
ieines S6rperS. Gr rerludte 9llCs,
p0s ibm 9cratbcn iparte, I'M iie su
heTtrfibsn, une lieb iclbit cine Wmp.
aritIitbe Operation an ii9 pcrnebmen.
3ulest ais sr iit3 esm SpSe ibrn uabe
fdbltt, teSdnn CT (gcscn ben gNt.ni6
isiner Sreube) 99oruer's Safe 9iiereus
unS rsSeilnlittel ;u sebrau6en,
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ppIlitanSjger @siunbbsit. 5rsenS eiu
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9shaus.ags 5esiveiitii, tam an ibn
mad SolIep, q. o., ftreiben uRp fur
iih islblt ausfneeH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

9lu9 in bieiem Sabre iperosn iuieSsr
picIe iunSe @tdnner sum criten MaIc
eon esm bsrlbbOIIte Siehte Ses umeri.
i6eu Sdr9crs eebruua MAIDEN mb
bre Stimme bel ber Staats. unS
glationaIipabI sur GeImnS briusen.
9(n tic cr8ebt bic ernite Wlabnuns, bic.
ics Rsdt in elmer Reiis ogsspabsu,
lpis ss eas Suterene unS taS @obL bes
aanoss mb Ses SOIiss crfprSen. Gs
banccIt id in Rem 44;;s;55itioen 4raF.
benz npabItampf Sarum, ~ ole eerr'
I6aft Der republifanii6en 9artsi bcrs
eiuist tperoen ioll pber ni6t. SeSer
SieB berielben trdnt Sa,a bci, Zen,
BOIte sas sod fener ouf ban 9laden Srl
oriidsn, bic Mabt Der repubIifaniiden
9aribei INNER msbr ;u bsieitissn, biz
Sas Solf snbIib nit S6reden seipob,
ipiro, bab CO ;u pbnmSdtis 1T, bic Sci.
IeIn au bre6euL in eeusp es ieubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
Sfclac 9Gmsei9cm.
Scrant0n Surnbcrein.

gtar Witslisesr ptiser @rrrins, ptIas Ii6
an hem Die Mic hes Sentimental Gler Club"
brtbsiIigen ippIIen, inb rrludt. iid AM 6reitag
(mprgen) giabmittag um 1 llbr in her eiretr-
franz Dale sinSuinrsn, Scn NO her Ibmari6
Itattfinbet.
SIM sIuftrasr bss gsrsius,
8. 3. 6abrenbelt, Shriftm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
,,@bitc" lit &Dmia.

Scrantcn, S5a., %. slpril 1876.
Ssrrn Siepben Sones
MIS- 9intivert auf Sbrc slnfra8e be-
treffs Ser ,,@bite" 9idbmoi6ine, ps!s
be i6 tar,lidb BON Sbuen fouite, mub
ids Saaeu. oab Ie poIIitdnbiSc 3ufries
benbeit eitt. sd babe ale IbeiIe oers
feIbtn p0aitdnbig unteriudt une iinNs,
ban lie einfo6 in ibrer SeriteIIung pnb
{tart uno ait sebOut 1T unb ia CLAUDE,
Sas tic SaSi ipoftr sic iie ouS8eben {:
Scr 9bnis Der gtdbs Nlai4men," I" Der
Sbrisc. W. u lSr. a,
Maihiniit bon u & y 8aiidno'
-Su G6riit Strr bat ;ipii6ru her Suid
une err rlften g90ro Cber her mlttcrsn Stdet
clint Smuibusliuie Ct tltrt, NO StluhtT eitlfs
0tTgnuguuaSpldBes billg bin une btT bslrr'
bfrt rtrern irnusn. tluberit elelts SNr-
luiigun0spnerS Rbt uidbt nur @tltuibdtts.
fpagtr ipuSern aud cine rltsantt Slnirn9s
sur Srrfsriiguns.
SS 3abnar,t s. g. 8alben lit bon
2adawannd gloenus na6 Sanolep' 8
SIot, nabe Der Ode bon SSpomin8 glo.
nnS Spruce Strabe umBe;osen, IN CT
feiner 9SrariS nit ieiuer 9eipbbnIiden
9lufmertldmteit mb 6dbiSteiten obIies
gen iuirb.
Goodman, Srm uFusr gSs ming slptnuG
Ghublcrs III isBt edmit ttlbdiiist bic prdit
ftiEtr 91lareu nieerigsr ~ marinsu. Seit
GrSHHuug itiuts StrrtS bat tr auBucrecutlibs
auis 65G6diit ssibiu. 6iir bic ;ablrti9S
fluieritisuug res rutihtu pubIiiums triinitri
CT bfmlsbfn isiufR Gant ab. VI bat siurr
arcstn @errhib 9Raau iilr has oubitatiaGf
Sefauft une I'M hinnihtuttu 9tdum
fir has ntue Stupwsrisu rrbaittn. srTfauft q
lest ned ale perritbias g2dart uuitr esn
aoifenprsiis. @iau iPtcdt beSbab taleial
rcr, nm lib etn sfbctsmn YcrtbriI III ii6srn
S6idffsins ts Gjstr. e'ruart.
G6ittfarrsn uns phiiss tsi 6Ittr. esonarsi
: 0ti spr6atiaunb sufrirttn
gBtuu Dli auibSrii did islbit euTG Suad
Ngeei,intn cen eurh feltipitiiss gtr;k u
furirsn, une nHr uatirIidit SsiImittsi fiir ali
tsine gsietn estrauhf lc ipirlf On segii&ts
asinne uHe infrisesu lsiH. Gae grrst bsil
nliiisl IT, rif ALE trfabrtnsu gsuir iasen ptr
ben, Sppfen-9iiiers. Nsrlae hid f'Tani
SHSi aHffH SPaiif'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
yennIplpania Sobicn Sp.'s sis
feubabu.

grlSet Ounurrs fir Saplsg s % llbr Ner
Sawley nm i05 llbr Mcrscus unS . llbr
s1ahmittaos. @rllet SaplrY fur Gng.
r,nrs 7.l0 @prmittnss une 2 Hpr
Nabmitiass une Irmmt II Nnnnere an mn
e95 @prmittass uns 3.15 Ratmittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

- 9aS cemOtratiibe County. Gpms
mittce paiiirte in iciner am Icbten Sam.
ita9 8sbaItenen SeriammImg fcIsente
Sei6IaKe:
Sei6ICfien. DAP Scr 0unf bic.
les Committees ben 0erren g(6tb. i.
8. @iiniter, Sobn ). Gonueap, 9cmIcl
9lmsrmon, 5. glltpn 9apis, Wl. 8.
Gplemca uno y. q. Ouifp, BEN lebten
oemptratII6en GpnferseS sur 8ittston
Gonferens. fur ibr.m6nnIibeS 9luitreten,
um bic Wdni6e Der Sempfraten BON
Sadaipanna County ouSSuiitbrsn, &c.
bort.
9siGIoiisn DAB bic oanoIumo
Der Suseiue Gpnferses, inbem lie Ron
Der @Onfer:n5 ii6 suiid ;Osen, unipeis
uno unbemotratii6 mar, uno mir CT.
iu9en biermit freunSIidit has eemptra
tri6e County. Committee bon Q,neruC
eountp, Die Gunpiba!;W Won .. %,
Connolly bHsutIi@ an;ueri,men.
lOifeu, 0ob Der 9or.
iiBer Sisies Committees initruirt III. BEN
SuSerne bemehotii6en County. Gom.
m'!toe bon SieiSr SanSEunS gla6ri6t
Su acbeu.
Us ipurse fernsr bri8Iphtn, bic net
~ etabIirense SemptratiI&e tdsIi6C
5eihns ua& 9raitsn su mterItaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
SSerac6t nicbt,

tas man isser,eit bic bslteu @pribstls bsln
9aufs scn SaI6sn- nne gSaneuprsn Sphlua'
aden, Silbnpaarn &c. bel
1Srec III q n
erbalten fann. Gin arebtr une elr9anisT yer
ratb eer jiiusftn Wuitsr auI bic lclleste sr'
psrfertilJs fcrtpGbrenc pUrrdtbt9; aas rsr'
fauften glrtifsl wuesn sdrdutirt.
Ncparaturen an llbrsn uno SnpsNn
pirs fee;iear Aufmerfiamteit srtbetlt.
q IN Stpre pirb Oeut h Q &
,Prp9en. Is. ~, ,Sreeniam,
195 2adapanua Wy. NhAeY pa"s 'o''u'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09

In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Lackawanna County, So,
Sppbir gsi6sr purt ibrm ui6isn ,5rruue
Srserif 9ilsfrt, asssu Sdcpb Nsirbr. glr 2S
9lgril Strmin 1880 gitrl in Divorce a
vInculo Matrimonii. gln 9acct aci6sr. Ia
bic osri6hits @rrIaeuns in ctigm 5allr non
est inventus rrturnirt purtr, 10 iue sic, her
Lsi4stf 1igpb Nfibfr bisrmit tsuaGrid,ia..
unb dnasbattn ppr tshgtr Court am sprittn
Dicntls, int uStittn Sitctsr III rridtirtn une
I'D bort uue taun auf biz NnfIn9e rtr bss
iastrn Srpbie ari6sr im tciGstsn Safe iu
vFTGurWrTls4.
u. y. SttSsus, Sbs,iH.
u, 2. SgttENhfin,
stnpdlt fir NIigriu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
3u pcrfdufcu:

Tas @runeitid hes llntrr;riGuetrr, srlrstn
an Grrb Snabs, in gstcrSturl ftiitbcnN aus
Swri SluplIBsn, @cbnbaus mn gitbsuarbSus
frn. SspinBurssn lfibt Hue u rrfAbren lei
@fpras Sri ban, ir,
9eem z trdbe, I 1. 9Sarc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
II ,

Srantru, ga,
GtabliEt 1889.
sSsb fsl apf aIls sr0fGm Siitts SHrpyas
IN belisbisen StirGesn.
z d iffslbeine CUR SrfGrseruus sen yaI.
iasitrrn iibrr ale SrbGfsn.
slsaueBabl unS:: wrmittrIit brs
bsuti6.Sitsu. pcf-grrius, ''
Giuitsbpggfd zen STtIRaiisu' 'une'Jrr-
strlHaSn irtsr gIrtin tsr gau,m gDelt
Ngsutur er penu Mutual gtbsns-
guiihuun ss5titlihnft.
an- une gsrfauf ron Siuiryr @dG.
pldesu, SEnth gLlyhrrn, frrmssm
gi,e u, /. ",
Str lt2srnn; pcu SGuisru, @Sbsln unb
@aartn stsen 5susrss6'efabr in .
No acmMarisp ~ gla tstn &aisn.
q ftTIiguRg une Ssllaubiluug ven
NduftrsRu, Saul uue aRieibs-Nrn.
traitsu, uuS nlIsr in has Sdnibtrfifadl
sinitlassuerr e5si&dtt in sfpflr nas
eugliid.
R Rsiitpdfts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
VII a'ianOoStimmsr anp Sfspoaa.
teure.

Sd babe fleben 9ianps, 8, 63 nnS 7
OciuOe. einidIiebenO elm upright, ale
aubsr OrbmIns babe teine 9eit, bies
ielbsn in DrsmIne ~ ssss;;ifiiBta ssss;ifiiBta ah6
byante ben 8aum. gDerbe ben eansen
@rumpeI fur 500 bsrfaufsa. asufer
iahlt BIZ 5ubrtoiisn.
8, 3. asppsIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
2ieOerfrQn3 SaQe
a.. Nl

Die eitetrfTani (friibr alfmtisl ssas e
fur 5sfIi6ftitsH 9sltaltaittu, ss6Gs, gcr.
Itfanstn. GgassIir &c. jn'stIrsntfn 5iir Ss.
eingunetn rage uian nah bel @tc. @abl,
gbaTIss RpbiHfpR utH @eifs 9reEu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
SSabler's
SQrmOnie. 81rtfn
Der fbonitc 0drtcu, nne baS bc=
amemit aeIcaene Nic Yfic lrfnI.

Gtrsinr, gr9rn unS grieatpripnrn, psldbt
pic 3ies SrmmernG6tsfeitr &c. pnaultalttn
peIlsn, ilne sTiuht eenislbm in Nuarnitsin
~ nsbmrn une bic Isiden Sseiuauuaen ,nm
9errsnten eriItlbm ,u erfabrru.
Qerlsltt hmm wTmiiielR Ter prc ibeuee
Srabsutahu III iilni Minu:rn trrsicbt psrttu.
Grin SSllutr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-09-09
SplitiiefcS.

Cine 9lBabI 8ertrster Der nationalen
Grsenbads unb 9trbeiter. 9artei Der.
iammeIten ii9 am 6reitos in @iltes.
barre, ,m ibre 9(niittcn iiber tie Gan.
bibatur beS Serrn .. Is. Connolly aus.
Sulpre6en, reIde bon bieIen Otitolie.
bern iener Partei. Organization ais cine
nnbeiIpoue beSeidnet parb. Son
Seranton iparen bic Soerrcn 1omIinIrn
unS Wapor 9opperlp eriaienen.
Der 8ens9at Birmingham crbffuete
Die SeriammIun8 unO tiiuSigte an, Sab
Connolly Gin 0cmoFrat uVS taber Der
9artei anltPsi8 Iet, 2Inssre 9leSner
stlISrten f6 IN abnIidem Sinne nnS
fanSen bic pOIitii6cn @tnoiien GonnoI.
Ip's ebeuip anh6bia ipie i'm iel6n.
9ta6 Idnsercr, animirtcr 0eJatte, in Ses
ren SerIauf ii6 Nis Gonfcrcn,ler g9orte
SurieieG Die in tcinem Gpmplinentir.
bu8e itsben, ipw0cn ipIsenbe Sei6IdIe
paiiirt;
. Sei9Ionen 1aB ua5 Der 9(niiht
res Sountp. Committee bon 2u,erne
County bic in 9ittston periammelten
GpnfcreeS nidt ben WeinlusSaasbrud
oernatipnaIen 0rCeGbatis glrbeiters Bar
tel rspratsniIstcn. Sn 9lubctra6t bei.
Ien iei eS
SsidIoKsn: S0b has Bier oerIam.
meIts Gcmmitioe, in 9utsm 8lau6en
filr pic Baftel baneeInb, biermit oenSs
rid y. 9Sri8lt fur BEN GpnareB npmi.
nlrt, une Der Sorlittr Si:ic1 Committee
1T biermt onSetpieicn,s baS County
Committee Der q. q. g. 8artei pon
9adamanna County Ton tieier SanS.
Iun8siueiic su bcna6ri6tisen.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27
sxrrH's GAnprs.-An hoor'. rid.

exf1H's 0ARDEx.-An hour's ride
BY rail from Seattle 10 Smiths Garden,
at Rsntsp. Its particular location il
over the river. Q couple Of hundred
yards from the depot, from which il il
reached by good road and bridge.
Turning Ia the right one passes through
. pretty gateheuse. and into the gar.
den proper. The FIRST thing to meet
the eye IL the archery building, the
only plscs in the Territory of which
ws have kposledge in which this f.sci.
mating game 10 practised. Thi. IL also
ACUTE attractive building. To one
side, and on q piece Of beautiful lawn,
IL large eroquet ground, and On the
othsf SIDE 10 an extensive pIessuSe
ground devoted 70 various purposes.
This latter reaches down to the river,
IN which there il fine trout fishing, and
1t includes music stand and dancing
platform. seats AID tables for lunchers.
swing. delightful promsnades. etc.
The well.mosn lawn under foot and
the occasional shsde trees assist in rem.
dsrids visit 10 the garden peculiarly
refreshing during the hot days Of sum-
mer. Across the road from the garden
Is the fsrm vi Mr. Smith. Here again.
everything b'.;okens the tasty, pains
taking. careful man. The house itself
10 pretty cat.gs. that does credit TO
its owner. Fronting it 10 one Of the
loveliest views upon which ths eye can
rest. 1t CONSISTS Of . piece of ground
Of perhaps . naadred yards length aud
halt that with. This 10 as level a.
floor. Down It. center 10 . Lrosd, clean
path. straight AZ AL arrow. reaching
frbm the gate 10 the porch. On either
side Of this patti, are lung ross Of rare
and BEAUTIFUL plants and flowers. which
are tenderiy sstched aud cared for
Handsome lawns then extend To the
fences on the tse sides, which are in
terspers-d here aud tkrre with Imported
shrubs and trees Of the evergreen char.
acter. All ih,-, and more. combined
with an outsid, view Of hill aud plain,
Of wood, meadow and river. goes to
form . picture Of peaceful loveline,s
not to bs surpassed. il equallsd, elss-
where on the coast. There are other
attractions 10 the eighborhood. in
GLIDING the we'll cultivated farm Of Mr.
Smith. hne sto X. the general appear
ance Of thrift, comfort and overlooking
plenty. all OF which are extremely
pleasursbls to look upon. Mr. s. is
getting resdy Tor the future; he rightly
thinking that one Of the wants of the
large city that il TO grow up here will
he breathing place like the one he 10
preparing ct Keston. His hopes. We
trust. will be fully realized.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

REAL EsrArE. Tho following ore
the transactions In real estate, a. re-
corded In tho Auditors Office. siuce our
last report:
Samuel 0rend 10 John Rislds, 81
wires 10 thu south half Of the southw west
qnarter of section 10. township "a N r
I east. for $500.
jas Osborns 10 William Taylor, lots
l., and y. block 20. Kids = iditioa 10
tbs city Of Seattle. for 1915.
Maagssst J Pontius 10 @ L Manning.
one lot In Pontius's addition 70 Seattle,
for 90.
Howard 8 Reed to q W Ionsberry.
lots 8, . and 10. block s. Laws second
addition TO Seattle, for tl60
Frank O Agar 10 Henry II Dear
born. lot 9. block 81. Maynards sddi.
tious for 500.
Frank @ Agar 10 Leonard F Dear.
bora, tot2. block 80. Mayaard's plat
for 500. ~ sta
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

NEW ESTERPHIsg Articles Of In.
corporations Of the PugetS sund Sslmsn
Packing Company. were 6isd in the
eiice Of the County Auditor yesterday.
The ineosporatofs are 7 q Wilson and
Joha. Lesry. Esq.. Of Seattle, and Geo
T Myers. Vt Portland. Oregon. The
object for which the company is
formed. 70 90 oouduct the business OF
fishing In the waters Of Puget Sound
and the tributasi-s thersof. and to pack.
preserve aud prepare for market clans.
salmon and other fi,h. aud also TO man.
utActurs oils and to buy and sell said
articles and to carry Oh general trade
aud nufactufiag business In connec-
tioo Herewith. The principal place Of
business will bs at Milton. opposite
Seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27
DOUBLE AccrDkxr.-Ovsr il Viii.

DOUBLE AccrDKxT.-Ovsr il Whit.
mat county painful double accident
occurred TO w Paterson and John Pat
terson. (fs,hsr snd son) ON the 18th
inst. The two men we're coming down
. steep grade from the mouDtains. their
wagons loaded With rails. VIXEN in the
s,eepsst part the brake Of the sons va
gon-which was behind-Rsve way and
be fell of. the wagon passing over his
leg. breaking his ankle and splitting
the bone for several inches shove the
break. The father seeing the other
wagon coming down the hill heller
skei,.r. endeavored to turn out of the
Say. but : long pole projecting from
the rear OF his wagon was caught by
the other team and his wagon over
turned. In falling hs somehow got one
of his legs up in the air in such wsn.
ner as to have the whole load fall on it
and break bis hip.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

QUARTZ CLAIMS LocATED.-For the
past ten years man named A P Carr
hiss been known to have put portion
Of his time in 10 prospecting the wilds
Of the eastern p,rt OF our county, aud
being Il very reticsnt man his friends
and neighbors were Ut Q loss 10 under
stand what attraction he could find Oft
among the rocks and woods 1t fusllv
got hiutsd about that he had rich min.
ersi discoverie. from which be procured
. livelihood, aud perhaps much more.
aud persons IN that neigh borhood would
go out in search Of the supposed bon
ANA. in order TO share it with Their
neighbor. They Ut last succeeded in
fnding paths Ia the woods. supposed to
be made by Mr. Carr. aud finally they
met that gentleman. He did not re-
ceiys them very cordially, but 1T once
proceeded TO Tacoma for legal advice.
He was there advised To enter the land
on which his 4 Scoverics are located
under the laws OF the United States
and Washington Territory. Mr. Carr
game down to Seattle. aud yesterday he
fled his claim in the Auditors office 10
IA ledge Of blue mineral bearing rock.
6ftson hundoed feet lsng by Elk hum
drsd feet wide. ON the left bank OF
Green river. In King county" In con.
vsrsstion With Mr. Carr he said he did
not have . great deal Of faith 10 the
richness Of the ledge. but that others
did. and 20 hs had concluded to secure
. portion Of the ledge discovered sew
ersl yssrs ago by him. He also stated
that ct least ten or fifteen clsims would
be located - soon ~ b made known
the whereabouts Of the ledge TO his
friends. Mr. Carr has TIE appearance
Of an honest, hard working man. and
We hope bic ledge will prove - rich a.
bis neighbors sss,n 70 think il 10.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

The following are the n. e. Con-
ference appointments Of 1880 for the
district Of Puge. Sound:
A Atwood. Presiding Elder.
Seattle 2 DeVsrs.
Oympia-John McCormac.
New Tscoma-y w Dilles.
WILDLY 1sland-T B Goodpss.ure
Ferndsls and Nootsack Indian Mis-.
sion. j Tenant, supply.
Port Townsend-W Cosper.
Tumvater-C Derrick.
Chehalis-T Magill
Oysterville-T II Reese.
vancouver-L A Banks.
Astoria-John Parsons.
Covlitz-J n Sweeney. supply.
Lewis River-John Finn.
White River-D Spsulding.
Sksg,t-To be sopplied-
Centervills-W p Williams. supply
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Jshn P Jones. Of Wilkeson. 10 msking
Q short business visit to our town.
The Methodist Episcopal .Coafer-nce
Of this Jurisdiction for 1880 will be
held ct Best Portland.
FP Gilman, the new professor for
the Territorial University. is on the
steamship Columbis, nearing Portland.
Rev Isaac Dillon will preside 10 the
Methodlst Church at Albany during
the coming year. and Rev A c Psircbild
ct East Portland.
Jake Beer il 10 receipts Of fns ship:
ment Of Fredericksburg beer. and also
. small quantity Of the cslsbrsted Be-
vsris beer Drinkers II the beverage
say It il 6ne.
All persons interested In base ball
are invited to meet ct Squire's Opera
House (up stsirs) Saturday evening 1T
9o'clock. Business of importance will
come up Tor consideration.
We are authorized TO say that the
Democratic primary meeting Tor Seat.
tie precinct. to elect delegates - the
County Convention. will be held At
Yeslers Hall on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs II \ Pontius has hIsd . new
plat Of the lands owned by her near
Lake Unim. aud formerly known a.
the Fsifwcasher xfditIou. The pro.
psrty will hereafter be known ~ the
Pontius addition to the city Of Seattle.
Mr. John J Elens. the enterprising
logger of guemcs Island. 10 loading .
vessel 1t hts place this week with piles
tor the city government Of San Fran
cisco. The bark Mary Glover will
take another cargo from there next
week Besides tAis industry IN logging
the farmers Of The Islssd IRE reported
busy sy-nsking and harvesting
Gusmes Island il oneof the most pros
porous communities on the Sound.--La-
conner Maj. = sa
The Gas Company las entered into .
contract with the city tn light for one
year seventeen lamps 1t the rate Of six
dollars . lamp Per month. A. the
lamps burn nearly 1000 feet per month.
this 10 at the rats Of sbout $3.50 per
thousand fest, which 10 . very reason
nbls price In town no bigger than Ss.
attic. Under the former con.rsc seven
dolian : lamp was psid. The Company
further agres to furnish any number Of
sdditioaal lights thss may b. wanted
ut tho same rate. and hes offered to put
thrse more on Front street. though
doing 70 will cost it, in the way Of lay.
ing pips. over I've hundred dollars
The WEEKLY IHTxLLIoxsoER once
more makes its appearance. Its con-
fonts include highly interesting letter
from our lady correspondent at New.
port. who. by the way. 10 q we'll known
~. resident Of the Sound; . letter OF
more than ordinary value from our
spccial correspondent In the Puysllup;
description Of SeAbeck and an account
h the resent double launch 1t that
place; full rspsst OF the proceedings
III the Congregational Association At
Fidslgo: tho weeks record of the Dis
trict Court; the conclusion If the do
Jugs OF the Teachers Institute: o CON-
plste meteorological report for tbs year
from Nsah Bay; etc. All this matter.
which isnTiginal in the ISrExLr0ExoxR
aud not 70 b found elsewhere. gives
the preseut Issue unasuAl interest.
Copjss may Be pbiainsd either at the
ofios Al publication or ct the store Of
w H Humphrey.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27
THE o. r. & N. Co. SuIr.-Iu Il

THE o. r. s. N. Co. SUIr.-Iu the
suit recently begnn by certain stock
holders of the old Oregon Steam Nav.
igation Company. the New York Su-
preme Court has granted two motions
made by plaintiffs. ono for ths discovery
at certain facts in the boom and papsrs
of the principal defendant. and the
other for an oral commission for the
examination Of Witnesses in Oregon
and elsewhere. The action is brought
for the appointment of receiver aod
to set aside the conveyance Of the Ore
gon Steam Navigation Company pro-
perty to this company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

HARvEs1Iso.- The Lsconner Maj
says: "Rsapiug commenced on the
Swiuomish Flats this week and every
thing 10 hustle and activity 10 the grain
ii'lds hsrsabout. The rsaping and
telf binding machines are every where
b Ing brought into regulation. khorers
are dropping In from oil parts Of the
Sound. aud in week or two ws shall
hear the ham aud buxs Of dozen
stram thrcshers. The weather 10 fair,
ths yield PROMISE Abualantly. auo I'll
arc correspondinsly happy"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

SNoHoMIsH NoMNRKs.-Att the Eno-
homish County Democrats Convention.
held in Snohomish City last Saturday
Wm Whitfield was placed 10 nomipa-
ton for the Office Of County Sheriff
Lot Wilbur for Treasurer. ] III SWEET
for Auditor, B Brown for Probate
Judge. Clark Ferguson for Coroner, d
4 Bartlett for School Superintendent
and w + Brown for Surveyor WIN
Whitfield aud NJ II Frost were elected
delegates 10 the Kalams Convention.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

NusruAL. M. r. nlsnkholm has
arrived with ) doe stock q imported
musical merchandise. oonsistiug Of vio-
i.ns. socordeons and other Instruments.
with their furuishipga His goods will
be % exhibitions d the Barcau for afew
weeks. A large invoice OF excellent
shs~t sssic has besn received. including
the latest popular songs. Call and ex-
Amius the goods. sll.Im
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

BRAZILIAN HaIr OF wAR.-A Bra
silisn corvette. Of 1900 tons. baili a
Rio Janeiro, 10 nov q 6aa Franoisco
having arrived the other day iron Yo-
kohsnla. Shs carries eleven guns and
2l5 men. snd h named Vital de Olive
ira. A Brazilian ship IT war b ~ much
= curiosity - . japanese. and both
thess have been q San Francisco dur
ing the past few weeks.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.-This CON.
pany's earnings in July showed an in-
crease Of 223 per cent. The land sales
for the Minnesota and Dakota divisions
amounted to $l4S.945 for the month.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-27

A LoN0 CAsE. : For the past two OF
three days The attention Of the court
has been taken up with the casa 81
Cochran 4 D.y ~ Crawford & Har-
rinston. Aessrs Hall aud Burke afs
the attorneys for She plaintiff and
etsuve & Hsines Tor defsntaats. The
controversy 10 over the sals OF transfcr
of certain logs g. the proprietor of tie
Madison mill. After all the evidence
As In, stsorn~y = fnr defends nts moved
fnr n.,n suit. aud AFTER hearing the ar.
gams.ts pro- aud con. ihs judge dis
missed the case without prejudice.