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The Writing Conspirators.


Five OF the exposed scoundrcls Who
conspired last year to rob the people Of
their rights, by counting ont" the duly
elected majority in both branches Of the
Legislature by means Of the alteration.
suppression and forgery OF returns, have
had the Impotence TO thrust their intu-
nous names again before the public as
the authors OF twelve columns of very
stupid lying printed in that Jealous organ
OF the Maine State-StealcrS, the Boston
Globe
The dTeary mass OF cheap bravado and
SeIf-evideut talsehood is unworthy Of any
thing like detailed review 1t seems to
be only prolongation Of Fogg's re-
cent bowling incoherencF, with lot of
Parkcr's and Browns driveling attempts
at sophistry thrown in t. give length to
a document lacking all else but sound
and fury.
The sum and substance Of this latest
attempt Of the tabulators to roll OF the
load Of intamy that rests upon them, is a
Teiterati0n of their insolent abuse of the
Supreme Court, a declaration that the
counting Of the votes was strictly honest
and regular, and the silly charge that the
torgeries and eraSureS and alterations of
returns and fluctuations have been made
since the papers came into the hands OF
the Republicans. ms shameless docu-
ment is signed by Garcelon, the brazen-
laced demago8ue, who, when on the wit
ness stand under oath, admitted that
fraud had been practiSed, excused him
self on the plea Of having trusted to the
Council, and when asked to explain why
The rule adopted III regard to the Farm
lngton return was not applied to the
Fairfield case, replied II suppose to
get Representatives of the right stamp"
The screed is signed by GarcelOn,
Brown, Chase, Parker, Monroe and Fogg.
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News of the City and County.

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tia'f }"n ~efa ihoNe ne" photographic slippers
N' '"'" = '' ~ 7'''" '"'' ny 7N'' 81 Il
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Eh Wing n.y. that several Bangor parties CON
anI s5t tryrjiH4 cottage t l~ie7hora the coming
uHuyr
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rHt'N i9}t'h ihr lH'ei Is ''rrepiiNe article
tne hou-t hrlouein- 10 thc Orington Methodist
.aet. destroyed ny frt at the Norhrort camp
#.Hul last ttL viii Pee replaced s,l once lya larger
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

BOSTON, May II. 1850.
T sincerely recommend my pupil (MleS LOTTlE
L COLBUR\ to any one who may desire her
services as a vocal teacher She has given faithful
attention to the formation of the voice, and is i'll
every way worthy to take prominent position ao a
teacher of vocal music. KATE IL. RAMETTI.
MISS COLBURN is prepared TO give instruction
: above. For terms and fun particulars enquire at
residence of W. 4. COLBCRN, Church II. 3W2O
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The Bangor Commercial thinks it an insult 10
the Democracy for a Greenbacker to say he doesn't
want to see a Democratic Governor in this State
The Democrats talk though they owned the
Greenbackers Portland Press
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rNlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrator
of the estate OF
THOMAS b. ROBINSON, late of Scarsmont,
in the County Of Waldo, deceased, by giving bona
the law directs; she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said tcceascd's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
t. her. LUCY +. ROBINSON.
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in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
the law directs, he therefore requests all persons
who indebted to said dcceaSeti'S estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have amy de
mtnde thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. CHARLES +. IASSELL.
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aLer tAe LaFl-t'lAL laws. Il is U.4jdWtli tnT 'h.
master. owner or agent of a4} vessel Of the uitrG
States, ID ai.v way. to change the name Of such
vessel, OF by any device nr cu.iTtvalee attempt 70
deceive the publlC to the true name aud charac
ter Of the vessel The penalty for violating Tins
law IS forfeiture OF tie vessel whose name has been
wrongtully changed. In consegueuce Of this law
numerous bills are Introduced ut every SESSION Cf
American vessels. and. q rule, such bills are
passed, TING purpose OF tile Ltw torbildIn.t any
change in names of vessels is to secure the pubic
against deception. While the law III question 4, q
good one ii is believed that it can be 80 modified
to insure the same results now accompliSucl
without taking up TIE time Of congress In acting
upon the numerous bills presented annually to
authorize changes Ut names, AccorLI L.r The
House has passed bll, which authorizes the See
retary Of tine Treasury to permit the owner OF any
YES sci. duly enrolled. and found Seawurthy uuI
tree from debt, to change the name Of t4c same
When III the opinion OF the Secretary, there shall
be sufficient cause for So doing The BILL directs
That the Secretary OF the TREASURY Shall establish
such rules aud regulations and procure such evil
Gence as to the age, coalition, where bnllt and
pecuNary liability OF the vessel for the change *
whose name application is made. lie may Grell
necessary. to prevent injury to public or private
interests: land when permission IS granted BIZ the
Secretary. he Shall cause the order tor the change
OF name 10 be published at least III four issues iii
soRe daily or weekly paper al the pace OF register
the cost Of procuring evidence and advertising the
change OF name to be paid by the person OF Per
sons desiring such change Of name
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rlllIO IIEE~EI. Iul-,..
\ jr1" "1+, Attest b. T.. tii.Lr. I,r--l-i,...
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"WITHOUT SOME COMPROMISE l
SEE BEFORE THE OPPOSITION AN
OVERWHELMING DEFEAT NEXT
YEAR, Bangor Wing.
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Advertising Bureau 90 s
contracts may be made
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Capn Chase it is said. visited Mount Vernon on
his trip South and wcpt over the tomb of Washing
ton. He wept to think that Washington never
land Press
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not had the honor of sending Representative to
Congress for twenty-five years: and since, during
all that time with the exception Of one year. She
mas given large nai0rites to the Republican candi
4ates who have been presented by Knox, Washing
ION and Hancock counties, il is due to her in
Justice and fairness, and in accordance with previ
"u- understandings that the Republican candidacy
should be accorded to her by the other counties of
The district and that earnestly invite the other
Towns of the county to unite with Belfast in demand
Ing from the district that which is 50 justly our due
Resolved, That with confidence and pride we
present To the district our candidate for the Re
publican nomination : Representative to Congress
the Hon. seth l.. Milliken ESD of this citv whose
answering fidelity to the Republican party and
whose asaiduous labors and distinguished services
IN it, cause enttle him to it, consideration and
support.
Mr.. Milliken called for, and briefly expressed
NJ thanks for the kind expressions of approval
contained in the resolutions, and for the votes given
IN his support. He considered it the greater honor
I" have received those votes, as they in opp0-
9ltion to one of the most respected, hOnored and
distinguished citizens of Belfast. Applause
pnmotion of Emery Boardman, Esq the delegates
chosen were empowered to fill any vacancies that
may occur. Adjourned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

LOWER SOUND GossIP.-A down
Sound gentleman informs us that the
snow ct Neah Bay. on the night Of the
9th. was only l71s inches deep. when
up the Sound it vas twice that depth
On the morning Of the l4'h. b. also
informs us.-a number If f'ocks of Arctic
geese, or Moro properly white brant.
passed over Port Townsend bound
north. Most OF them were flying high
IN the air. M is customary with geese
migrating north. This very unu-ual
incident of wild geese commencing
their northern Journeys IN January
would seem TO indicate an early spring.
Two CT these focks passed. low enough
for local sportsmen to NY shos. which
they did without success. Mr.. Jamss G
Swan. of iatioral fame ~ y gentleman
at science. has been appointed by
Spencer + Bard U 3 Fish Csmmis.
sioner and Secretary Ut the Smithso.
MAN Institute. rs Field Assistant to
procure statistics II fish and fisheries
1t Washington Territory and the North
west Coast. including British Columbia
aud Alaska. Prof d 8 Jordan. of the
Smithsonian Institute. il In charge Il
the coast division Of California aud
Oregon Mr. Swan. also represents, ut
Neah Bay. the 6ignsl Service of the
United States, and his meteoroir gical
reports are observed with much interest
oil over the Pacific Slope.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

LAND SLIDES. The New Tscoms
bill sides, since tho thaw. have beer
sliding badly. A slide il the gulch,
where tie railroad leaves salt water
has covsre: the track 5, as 20 make Il
utterly impossible. Anoth.r slide. iu
the wagon road leading from the depo,
to the town on the hill. Destroyed the
Ingalls, barrel factory. moving it .ea.
ward thirty or forty yards, and spill,Ds
it barrels every Wy, many of tn. %
into the bsy. Anoth,r slide, i~,w~, q
the depot and the old town, filled q
STOW lying on the teach. rome of the
debris brrshing the leg II . man an
boaro Ard still another eide. ~tich
Came down Wedn, stay night. destroyed
house back Of the leg IL. store, on
the depot wharf; Mr.. Ingalls, va. there
N Ted at the time. a.d though the
building was turned upside dosn,
knocked 20 pieces ard filed with earth,
stones and roots. lac escaped without =
scratch. crawling cut after it wss al.
over. a. sound and whole ~ ever. to
the surprise and pleasure Of th. few
who had gathered around IN the near.
time. The high banks Ut the terminus
are saturated with writer. AID small
moun.sin torrents are running down
their sides in many places. The mud
below 10 said to be awful-Quits -
bad rs the worst in Seattle. Much
apprehension il felt in New Tacoma Of
further slides
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JANIS q. SWAN.
Observer U 8. Signal Service.

NAxAIMo PILorA01.-Tho following
are among the N.oaino Pilotage Rsgu-
lstions: vesSls spoken BY . duly IL
censed pilot .Lsll pay to The aid pilot
belt the full pileeags il his services ars
declined but vessels arriving from -
by way Of the Gulf Of Georgia without
being spoksn inwsrds By . pilot shall
b. exempt from outward pilotags un-
less pilot 10 employed. The rstss Of
pilotave inwards and outvords shall
be: For vessels uader II fsse draushs,
Is per foot j: for vesssls over IL feet
draught, - per foot; for vessels in tow
Of . stcsn tug. irrespective Of drsaght.
s. per foot; for steam vessels other
than foreign tueboats, or steamer en-
ployed - ouch. whose master OF mate
has not pilot license, oue.q quarter less
than the above rates il pilot 10 en-.
ploysd. The pi!otage rates for vessels
bound TO or from Nansim0 aud 20 or
from Royal RosdA shall be 80 per day
OF "a hours II assisted by stssm. and
for fraction of day. in addition 70
port pilntsgs. The pilotsge rstss for
vessels proceeding under canvas shall
be rs per foot drsnghs. inclusive Of
port piIotsge. THE pilotsge rates for
steamships shall 30 the same - that
for vessels in tow. viz $40 per day, in
addition to port piiotsge. Nanaimo
pilot grounds are inaids . line drawn
from the lighthouse on Entrance Island
70 the northern extremity Of Five Fin.
ger Island. on bearing BY compass Of
W A.. 3, aud . line drawn from 6hsrp
Point to the schooner Pack 0n Gsbri-
Z IL Island.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

xOSTEREY.-This old California city
the capital town during Mexican days.
has much in it to interest the historian,
the antiquary and the ronsntic. The
bay 10 magnificent. ana all its surround.
ings are lovely. 1t is the place whore.
in lS46. Com mniors Sioai landed. raised
the Stars AID Stripes. and proclaimed
the country.s possession Of the United
States. 1t Is also the place where Father
Junipero Serrs, on the 81 OF June. 1870.
landed an be.un hi, famous Iabors ~
. missionary. Embedded IN the sands
of the lar bor lilo the hulk If tue brig
Nautilus, the vessel in which Napoleon
made biz escape from EiLs, and where
il has lain sluce 1884. The pioneer
tiliiS. table If the State is also in
Monterey an Englisl, manufacture Of
1882. the cost Of a. icb was 5000. and
the time ut the coming ut which to
Cslif0yDiA was IS40 The Oldest pispo
in California is still in use Ia Monterey.
San Carlos church. buiIs in 1870, is im
rims four miles out If town. In its
cemetery lie the remains Of fadfe Sierra
and fifteen Governors Of California. A
saioOsd connection has lately been &c.
cured with the Southern Pacific road
at CAstrovillc. and the sleepy citiz"hs of
old Monterey hop. for . rush Of new
corners to their town. the spt ndiug Of
lots Of money md the building "l If
great commercial civ
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OoIxo INTO SsRvIcE.-Col @. o.
Haller. Of tho Thirty. third o. 8 In
fantry. having sttlsd up his rrivsts
affairs. il prepared 70 again enter the
military service Il his country. He
will leave tho sound next Monday On
.he Dakota, en- route for his regiment
in Iodiau Territory. Whii0y laland
and Washingtou Territory will loss ~
intelligent; industrious. useful citizen
in Gel. Heller. but the 0ovsrument
aud psopls q large will gain servant
in whose integrity. reliability and
worth they may veil have the uimass
faith. Our friends Of Coupeville the
Cnlon@l'a place At rssidrnce daring tina
past fifteen years. will sadly Wiss
smorg them this gsHtlsmAa snd his
very sxotlicns family.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

BIG SUITS. Papers we're filed in the
district Court Clerks ,fiice. Yesterda ~.
in two very largo foreclosure suite.
One Was Sarah f Bourp against George
A Melg., tho M~ixs Lumber aud SHIP.
building Company, LYDIA H Gswley
asd the Anglo. CshE'rnis Bank. TO r..
cover $50. O00: and',he Other w~s SARAH
T. B,urn sSsiust George A 1rigs. the
M-igs Lumber aud Shipbuilding Com.
pany, James II Fish. Samuel Merritt.
Drxtsr Horton. A A DeEny. F NJ Guys.
r B Lavcic. q U Halter. d + Wheeler.
John Ward. Lydia II Gawiey It si.. ~
recover &7l.54O IL. McNauyht Bros.
and A w Thompson arc attorncys for
tho plaintiff. We understand the Port
Madison Mill property chips. lands.
&C.. are holden tor the above amounts,
and the actions are brought to forecloss
mortgages thereon.
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THE STEAMERs The Dakota will
eail' on Sun1ay morning at daylight.
The Libby encountered strong winds
while on her last trip tn S-homs. and
was delay ed over twenty hours thereby.
The Josephine was atso delayed 10 the
Skagit river by ice. and was unable TO
get further up the stream than MAINS.
She brought thirty tons II oats. and
will return today. The Zephyr will
90 to Olympia. as usual. today. The
North Pacific contirurs all this week
making daily trips between Seattle and
Port Townsend. aud the Aida nightly
trips between Tacoms and Seattle; the
two beats here connectiug. The Gem
will 60 up the D.wami.h today. t.tins
Orion Byrd and the Newcastle mail.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

THE GALE AT Pokr townsend 1T
was >" t~r,i6. ally windy 1t Port Town.
sad. last n Mi.y. that the Nossh Pa
cific Was comps He'd I" anchor this side
I Msr,owstons Point. where she lay
nh"ut t~-niy-fGur hours. not arriving
1t Port Towns~nd until 81 o'clock o.,
Tuesday morning The label. from
Victoris. encountered the force Of the
gale when crossing the Ssraits. and va
kept ont until dark On Monday even
ing, when she alse Vas compelled 10
seek refuge in company With the North
Pacific. The consequence vs.. the North
Pacific fM the frst time in several years
missed trip. and the Isabel, instead Of
arriving 1t V,ctosis Vt o'clock on Non.
day afternoon. reached these Ut 8 on
Tuesday evening.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ten feet of snow covered the towrsite
Of Yale. B. c., last week.
Wheels have again taken the place
of runners upon Our streets.
The barn ct the Territorial Insane
Asylum was crushed to the earth by the
snow. tile other day.
The schooner Reporter. Capt. Koch.
arrived here on Wednesday night. She
will load coal. a. usual.
The pedestrian can now 80 with dry
feet, - far a. snow il concerned, over
almost every foot Of Seattle sidewalk.
The barkentiue Modoc. With $50 tons
Of Seattle coal. was yesterday towed
over to Dlakely for deck load Of
lumber.
The Zsphyr brought from Olympia
yesterday sixty sacks OF oysters for
shipment on the Dakota to San Fran
cisco.
JF Chapman has retired from the
Ban Francisco firm Of " Grace e. CO
and set up ship brokerage business oi
his own.
Barns, shops. SHEDS and verandshs.
in the aggregate tn q considerable num-
her. have broken down in Victoria I'M
der the weight Of snow.
WEEKLY IxTpLLioxxcrR today. Ten
cents copy. For sale at Pumphrey's
book and news store. Rate PER annum.
three dollars. Subscription solicited.
The ladies who have b. en- KEEP. in
the house TOR the past fortnight will be
out in great plumbers the next two or
three days If the weather continues
fair.
No trains yet over the lncai railroad.
Coal piles are rapidly sinking ia town.
aud cold fires will be the result soon in
many houses il the trains do net get 10
running soon.
Wagoners had to double teams yea.
terdsy. The roads were SO bad that to
haul the truck wac abont as much as u
single span Of horses could do. aud the
other spa" had to be put on to haul the
lead.
The compliment Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johns whose marriage notice appears
elsewhere. were received at the IN
rELLloENcER Office. Our best wishes
will accompany the couple through
life. May their happiness never be
Teas than it is ut present.
The tug Tacoma towcd the ship Ma.
jsstic into our port yesterday. The
schooner Excelsior is hourly expected.
When she arrives ws. will have quite
feet. in the hArbor. snd unless the
weather changes come Of them will
remain o good while bAfore getting
carsoss OF coal.
The Portland Bee correspondent has
been writing up New Tacoma. ard he
did il IN much the same manner that he
wrote up Olympus. Seattle. Victoria and
other places. With this individual the
town he happens to bs in is always the
biggest anil best. has most to help il on.
and enjoys untold advantages over all
its contemporaries. Though q fluent
writer. hs lacks regard for the truth in
a wonderful measure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

PAINFUL AcciDEN Duec,.y Ter
the arrival Il he steamer Libby. yes.
terday at.-rLo, Mr. Walter Harmon
and John Kenyon went t. work to put
al arm in her wheel. After the ne
cessary Staging was erected Mr. Kcny o"
got inside the wheslhOuse AID went In
work. The fireman. not knowing that
any one was working on the wheel
opened . steam valve ard r-voivcd
the wheel. Kenyon was caught by y
bucket and jamm-d against The staging
until il gave way. when lie was pre-
cipitsted into the water. but was At
oDcs rescued aud taken to his home
on Third street. DIS. Baglry and r ,ot
we're summoned to examine lis injuries,
and found that two ribs on his right
aide were broken. beside. bruises in the
region If Tho liver. His injuries are
very painful. but not necessarily fatal.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

"A SrIrcH IN TIME." III our town
authorities choose to do wise thing.
aud one that will DO economical in the
end, they viii attend to Front street 1t
IT, .intcrse ction with Seneca. The
earth il washing ont theirs. aud the
way threatens s.,on to become i,npsssa.
BILE, If not dangerous. II cracked yes.
terday and settled down from elk
inches to loot aud . half. Il haa
already ssttled. including what has
been done in each 1t the past thres
winters. fully four feet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

PArrERxs Our. Mr. Lake. contractor
Tor the construction Of the hull of the
new steamer for the p 4 T Co.. informs
~ that he h3s the patterns for tho boat
oil out. aud would have been well along
With the framework II the recent heavy
snow had not interrupted his plans.
The timbers will b sawed at Coimsn's
hill aud The framework will also Be
done there and hauled % the shipyard
~ belltown. where tho heel will be laid
aud the steamer built.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

MAIL Troubles. We have . good
many complsints from WEEKLY INTEL
L'eExcEa patrons Of irrrRalarity in the
receipt OF papers. We do not know
o0crs the blame lies. bcyand the fse:
taas 4 10 outside this Office, and we
WI g thankful Ia our trends II they
s'h assist in the investigation. Le'
= oncc ascertain whase the fault IL.
80 We viii very quickly attend to the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

MUNICIPAL ELIcrIox.-The Victo-
rians reelected Mayor Turner Lest
Monday. and 1t the same time elected
Councilmen named Clarke. 6hakspeare,
Manseli. Rome. Boyd. 1cLesn aud
Smith. The vote was lighter than thai
Of 1878.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16
METBoRoL0oICAL HBCoRD -
1879.

Annusl summary Of meteorological
observations 1t Nesh Bay. ClsllAn
county. ". T.. f< the year 1879. made
for o. 8. Signal Service by James @.
Swan. Observer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SRw ENGLAND HOTEL.

q u Hubbsr. Portland Johss. Wnksson
7 Lsdman, Puyallup Miss L HeWeils, -
W Beattie, RosebarH Wllha0s, ooehs0ish
II Sasysr, 3 elisceeo Chase. -
T Co9tey, Newcastle ] OoabeaN, Dc
n n Williams. Wlkeeoo Mn Lev, -
Miss Z A noWs'ls, 10 HI ELLEN. RestlAnd
n MarpAy,x Oympss Mis- n Cssln, %
3 O. horne D sife
Deueea, Isc,oG IN Atklness, NsVeasl
g q ruekesing. Hda,gs 3 0soDesA. 0o6looa
Y wheeler. 4 Nsp,Iss J ugspsy. 0ashls
: 0ssasDs 1sa'oa 30 fsvles. BE daG
Q valpey. PsrtlsaA 10 Drsy. lalsa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

no PREACHING Mr.. N. C Mower
s'aota " ~ stats that hs will Lot be
so's 70 preach ut the Maple achsolhoase.
= sos DowAmish. next Sunday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

"AshRD 0ur.--A very high tide. &C.
asa~d By wind. on Wednesday
q sssasd oss portion Of the nail.
- g IN beach.