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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
COURT NOTES.

The case Of Dough erty vs.. DOugher
ty is continued litigation growing out
OF the celebrated Brandywine Hundred
will case.
Court will adjourn for Thanksgiving
most likely.
Incident in Court when the trial list
was being gone over, many cases at the
time being continued.
The COurt--Case of---vs.--; ;
what will you do with 1t Mr.. Lore
Mr.. Lore - Continued. Nov Court
house.
The Court - Will that make your
case any better
Mr.. Lore Don't know. Every one
seems to think 50 and all cases are SO.
ing over.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Duffy and FennimOre Held FOR
Court.

Charles Duffy and John W, Fenni-
more, charged with the larceny of a
suit of hsir-cloth furniture, q chest Of
tools and child's bureau, valued at
thirty. five dollars, from the warehouse
In the rear Of George Drake's auction
rsom, we're given hearing before
Mayor Almond this morning and were
each held in the sum Of five hundred
dollars bail 10 answer the charge at
Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
SPEuIAL MENTION.
Caution.

Undersigned takes this method
forming his customers that any
offered to Them for sale by Chas.
lrVey are not from his wholesale
Etsi! tobacco establishment, as he
nov in his employ. A. A. Chap
|loutth and shipley streets, vii.
IA, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Rev. Dr. R. n. Alien at Olfvet
Church.

This eloquent minister, formerly
pastor Of fOld Pine Street Church, Phila-
dslphia, will preach in Olivst church,
corner of Adams and Chestnut streets,
this (Tuesday) evening and tomorrow
evening. Services beginning at half
past seven o'clock. Seats free. All
are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

Re IyGERsoLL has given out the
sIging prediction that General
Datlor will soon be back in the
lblican party again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Mate Of the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
morning, Nov. %:
7 O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, II o'clock,
lSC go 2SO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Potatoes and Apples.

JRnney's, 303 King street, is
|li'.sF5 for produce OF all kinds.
Arrangements to parties for car
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

fGAaDyRR is said to be favorable
organization of the Democratic
on the basis OF a full vote and q
pust provided the tickets are all
INl.ic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
RhOOtinG Match.

Don't fail to attend the shooting
tournament at Hare's Coraer on Thuls.
day, 25th inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
Holiday Goods.

.o' Of dishes at Third and Tat
Hes's' Tea sets Of iron-stone
n pieces, 1915.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

900 Tbs. Of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chspman's, Fourth and
Shir ley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

Come early for your pictures Thanks
giving day. sutterlsy 4 Sawyer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23

|gur, rUeH said now about q re-
|nntion OF the Democratic party
Al entirely new basis and active
| |rrs. have been taken in New
nd elsewhere to effect that pur.
", cannot see however how this
iuake any difference for it would
] 1st as bad under any other
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-23
:. 1lEllSo oI the state Insane

=, pvESlEO OF the state Insane
Ian At St. Peter, Minnesota,
u, Of life there is . warning tnat
n. be oVcrlo'ked nor undsre s'ima-
4 n means ,hAt too great precaution
T., bs exercised in the supervision
|.rs buildings where many persons
/. d, the time being, have their oc-
Alan or residence. Here are some
4, insane persons burnt to a crisp
"A, because there may have been
.,.cle,t in the construction Of the
[l,ius Fortunately such occnrren.
of rare occurrence but 1t Is .
.,lillustration Of tho necessity for
Ir,Ds, Whns the origin OF the fire
Eup!alned, one Of the alleged
Of delay in extinguishing the
- Vas the fact that the hose had
T.. hardened for want Of use, and
\ necessary to dampsn It from
h end, before the water supply
Rlbs utiliscd. There ars many re
N made in regard to the insficien.
ins department which are in no
"upIimsntary to the manage
There Is need Of an investiga-
Ia the matter, and it is to be
4 N that il there has been any Grim
as.!gsnce the offenders may be
w, to punishment. Human life
uscious to be frittered away on
cp. sta few who dislike the work.
h. guilty man escape II be Is guilty
rudpg on this terrible disaster.
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cess men. in which smorg other weighty
fscts and conclusions ere the following:
We have entered upon 8 period of
hopeful activity in commerce and in
dastry. Trade mui.iplies. manufactures
start forward with vigor. Labor reloioes
in fair wages and full employment; yet
We have but just emerged from that
period OF disaster IN which the re-
sources Of eli we're greatly strained
and resources Of capital greatly ex-
haustsd. There has not been time Jet
for business and industry 10 their va
rious branches to get fully into condi-
ton for profitable work; much less has
there ever been time for accumulation
OF new reserves. Business interests
are not prepared to bear another period
Of strain or disaster. They have Just
begun to thrive A reaction now. like
relapse from fever. would be more
dangerous than the original disorder.
The business of this country 10 not in 3
condition to endure the enormous
strain, grave anxiety and prolonged un-
certainty of . complete change of tinan
cisi policy. The fear OF disastrous
change would PROSTATE public credit al
most Is much as those changes them.
selves. Changes are unavoidable and
even already Contemplated in unfnish-
ed Democratic legislation before Con-
gress
NEW YORK. Oct 16. st Julien today
trotted quarter in 33 seconds. one
half in 1:04 y three>qusrtsrs in :3sH
. mile in 2:l2a4. not lowering the rec
ord.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

The late railing al The New York
Court 81 AppeAla that The trustees are
liable Tor loss Of trust finds In their
keeping. In its wording and scope. 10
fAs rsaohins. sasotias oil lie insur>
ancs companies. - we'll - banks Of
saving. The Court holds that trustsss
have no right 10 engage in speculative
enterprises. for oay eurposs. and IL they
Do, although honsssly. and . los should
occur. they are bound to make up the
los; end that Discharge In bankrupt
cy prsvisss 10 the judgment does not
bar the recovery.
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There are no lees than twsnty one
regular steamship linss between New
Yesk asa The various ports il Earops.
and scns Tn more between Bossos.
PhilAdslphiA. Baltimore and New Or
leans end Esrops. 10 ~ soshing Il
tAs large and increasing nunbss Of
exclusively freight sssAnsu which
GONE aeross frsa xarops seeking. Of
tAis vass stsan nsse osly one lins l.
undsr ths Amsricas AAe--tAs AmsricAn
a&saaship Company-uhoss uss d
opssaaisa y bsswssa Philadslphh aad
liverpool.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

The viotoria Cslosiss expresses alarm
ut the rsilroad situation In its Provinos.
Il thlnks tho Canadian Pacific road IN
danger Of tapping and bleeding By
American lines. and dsgsssra-
ting into . paltry feeder Of
foreign railway companies. We
are inclined TO look upon The
sdiios's alarm = we'll founded. Oar
Territory II about TO secure . railroad
system 81 comprehensive character. one
OF TIVE branches Of which will extend
into British Columbia. One OF these.
No believe. will connect The ambitions
city II Seattle With lhs Canadian Pack
&c Railroad 1t some point In the valley
Of the Fraser. The effect Of this Coz.
nsetioa d problsastical. bat thai Il
bodies no good 70 the tsrsinus Of the
Canadian road = assured. How - gse
their rod - Ear from the American
line - possible. and sill have Il led
through good country. b . question
that hes tsoahled our Canadian frisada
for Nm pears pest. and y not yet settled
10 their sstisfaction.
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HAasoR oy RxYuas Yos YAcmrs

HAaBoR or RxYuax ron YACHTS
AND PrIor BoArs.-Ata meeting a
Ne HArbos Comnissionsss hsld on u
i2th. IL vas decided to form . lsndine
plaoe for the Uaieed States seesmee
Hartley asd hafep oGIcs. With space
40 feet front By 100 fesl deep. Then
. basin for yashts and pilot boata With
80 opesing % lees vide md 10 b. 500
feet long b 90 fest vida and % COO
structsd shse ~ - eanaot aGeoe the
vesssls insida The hsshoe viii eon.
msnos LOO fest wsst ffoa Pone1l strese.
thenes 500 fset vsss b. 800 fese south.
The Ooaminionees se6ssed The vork
done q cacs asd Ids ays 10 b adver.
tissd for forthwith. We ere isSbrmed
thaa thsss vill - : dspsh q - Ssse in
The basan. Which viii b aupas loe H.
lafgsst vssssls Tor which il b buils. and
q b . matter fue which IL Hsshor
Co00isstossss deserve ~ thaaks g
yseht ovnsrs snd pilce bsss cvusri,
WHO'S property will Eov secure pro
tsetion. IS. y. Aha.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

Daring the last Democratic admins
trstion. Gen John A Dir rs Secrs4ary
Of the Treasury. The GsveEnoent
vas living beyond ID means. and Il BE-
came necessary TO borrow 5000. ooo-
Gen. Dix made the best possible EFFORT
to do II. Though the notes were offered
At twelve per cent, only t1.Ai 900
we're readily sold. and It was With din
Guilty that the New York banks were
induced TO take the remainder. How
different the coalition Of Affairs after 20
years Of honest Republican sdministrs-
tom The Govssnnent borrowed last
year seven hundred million dollars ct
4 per cent. and the bosds today cell
readily It 9 per cent prenium. No
banker OF hnancier doubts that on the
election Of Mr. Gsrnsld . loan Of two
thousand miilioes wosld b eagerly tax
On st . OF 81 per cent. It 10 this con-
Adence that the people have 10 one
party. and the lsck Of Il in the othsr,
that askss them 18th 10 change 10 .
Dsmocsstic sdoisistssticn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

U. r. 4 N. Co. DofNos AT TIE
DALLEs.-Aoorrespoudeut st the Dalles
writes 10 the Orsgo1ian - follows: The
ORA N Co. continue TO make sub
stantisl Improvements 10 their working
facilities 1t this place. They hsvs now
under construction . new boiler chop 40
by 90 feat. and . machine shop ITO BY
90; also, IN elevated walk to be extend.
ing from the upper TO the lower end Of
the incline, reaching to the steamer
landing. - Q measure of mfesy and
convenience 10 psassngess. especially
during the coming dark winter nights.
The company will. in two weeks. have
completed their powerful stationary
engine With separate and independent
boiler. for their large steam FIRE pump
for the protection Of their extensive
works. An order has just bssn recsived
ct the shops for the Immediate con.
structiop Of 220 cars. 100 fat cars. 100
boz. 10 stock and two combination
mail. baggage and express oars; these
iast are to 10 Of tho latest approved
model In iron md wood; only Washing.
ington Territory and Oregon timber.
consisting OF ar. map.e, oak. ash and
white cedar will be used in their con-
struotion. The plans for the cars will
be from the new and original designs
prepared In the compsny's yard. The
ok comes from Puget Sound and il
pronounced the most durable for this
purposs; far better than the Eastern
oak. hence II will DO largely used By this
company. % that farmers and others on
the Sound, who have tracts growing
this class Of timber, should commuui-
cato st oncs with Mr. Curtis, msstsr
mechanic OF this place. For the con-
venisncs Of the public the company
have opened ticket ofBes. with bag
gage room. etc., st the Uoatills House,
whore the trains arriving and depart
ing now stop for passengers and bag
gage.
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4 QUESTION or DUTIES.

The solid South" being the msjor.
ity, controls the Democratic party. The
South. rot being manufacturers. coal
snd iron miners. &c. fsyors free trade.
The Republicans Of the North are pro
tsctionistsL The great rival Of Wash.
inston Territory. 10 articles Of psedac-
tion. Is, and must always be. British
Columbia. Both countries produce
coal, lumber and Ash In immense qusn.
titles, and iron II being simultaneously
sddsd. The ons great market Of the
Pacific coast IL San Froncisoo. Hereto
fore. by the imposition Of "a import tai,
British Colunbis lumber has bsen
kept out Of IL. and our mills and lun-
berrnen have hsd the exclusive enjoy
mens Of lie benefits. During the days
Of 9 two thirds Rspublican majority IN
Congress duty Of si25 Per ton was
imposed on foreign coal. This has sincs
been cut down 10 10 cents. The result
10 painfully apparent on this coast. The
superior Goals Of British Columbia have
oil but shut up ths mines Of California
and Oregon. and their owners have
been acquiring immense wealth Of the
expense Of our people. Seattle coal
barely holds 10 own In tbs market,
while that Of oar northera peighbofs 10
Continually Increasing 10 consumption.
From Seattle coal having the leadstwo
years ego. IL has bssn distancsd THE
year 1900 tons. Our Ash are - good
- theirs. or better. and this fact. add-
cd 10 light duty. keeps theirs out Of
competition. Remove that duty. and
thousands Of fishermen on the Colum-
bic river. Puget Sound and the Pacific
Ocean. would be. like the coal miners
today. made 10 suffer 10 consequence,
Their iron interests never can thrive st
our expense a. long ~ the present In
rort duty IL maintained. These things
Affect our people vitality. They are
matter Of dread and butter" 10 uss a
homely, but strong expression. In pro-
sscticu the Republican party has prov
on itself tho best frien3 Of Warrington
Territory. The free trade policy OF the
Solid South and Democracy 10 opposed
TO our bsst interests. sud, II put iato
force would work rs enormous injury.
The coal miner realizes this painfully.
and the lumberman and fishermen and
iron miner will also 10 the event Of the
General Government passing under the
control OF the Democratic patty. Vot-
ing for principle Is better ~ rule
than voting for men. There IL prin.
eiple in this thing that needs no further
pointing out. Every Democratic bal.
lot that may b deposited. be II for
Hancock or Burke. will 60 just that far
towards weakening and ovsrsuruing
this principle. while every Republican
ballot. Tor Garfield or Brsnts, viii
strengthen IL and make II more sndur-
Ing. This thing comes houe 10 our
people with force. and BY their votes on
the "a Of November they may expect
20 be judgsd and treated.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

A FArLuRE.-Ths Territorial Fair
Of 1880 was . greater failsrs tAaa any
Of To predecessor. The manager ~
that the causs was The visit Of he Pres.
idsot TO the Sound. which proved .
countsr attraction too great 70 drav
people iron ths lower counties. Thb
excuse. 10 use vulgariso, - entirely
too thin" The truth IL the lair has
besn dstsFiossting year By year. while
the country hes hosn going ahead. The
iatsrese and attondanoe veannually al.
ninishsd, until foetwoos three years pest
the association has bssn unable - pay
its promised prsmiams. The premk
ums aso too snall n be astsaetive, ord
whea this = ooosidessd By exhibitor.
with ths additional ciroumstanoes that
they will b charged for sotsiss ssd
will not gse thsir peeuiuns aitee oil,
The Loo u isesrs6s = aceuuatsd foe.
Unlsss anoehse eoarse b sdopted b
The nasagers the Fair Of 1850 may T.
tAs lAst. The utnosl exestiens sAould
b pat 1eetA 10 secure On exhihis worth
eseiag. ard that will b unQuaolienobly
superior b any Of its pesdeseseors. Il
vould also - a sxcsllsnt tAiag for Tie
Directors b learn thes Ne vintee 49,
go b not The bsss one for lie holdine.
Atsf lsasning this and making The
exsrtions bsfoes rslsrrsd "a. they shoold
peocsed 10 advsstiss NJ Fair isdicioos-
y end sxtsosivsly. No sxpsndisurs
will bring then bsetae roaurns thaa the
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EUROPE.


PARIS. Oct 1s-Le Temps says an
English coaling station has been estab.
iished at New Hebrides. lie Temps
regards this as q precursor OF snnexa.
ton. and blames the French govern
ment for not taking prior possession Of
the islands. which, after the construc.
ton Of the Panama canal. will in other
hands Be troublesome neighbors.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

The Friend OF Delicate Ladies.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
Is the remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to women. Headaches.
neuralgia. disordered nerves, weakness.
mental shouks and kindred ailments are
e6ectually removed by its use.-The
Xsthers Magazine.
! have suffered from kidney diff.
Guilty for the past ten years. accompa-
MED with nervous spasms. Physicians
gave me but temporary relief. but after
using three and oue-half bottles of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
my nervous spssms were entirely re
lieved. Ny age is II years. Irecom.
mend this great remedy to all suffering
from nervous troubles.
Mrs. MARY REESE.
EAsTON. Pa.
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w issf ses Csnsng.

Ponr Towzsxxp. Oct l9.--0ving to
important professional duties here. DR.
Minor viii Be unable 10 Gil his appoint
ment 1t the political mass meeting IN
Seattle tomorrov night,
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The easiest and cheapest way to make
the Chinese go is this: Give each and
every one OF these Celestisls Q large
dose ct Plumbers Oregon Blood Puri.
der. tor that will start them.
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Judging By The post Indians i Q
Rspobiiesn State. In 1850 il gave Mr..
Lincoln i39.0ss to 1850 Tor Mr..
Douglss. Four years later Il gave
Lincoln f50,422 TO Gen. NcClsllan's
80. 233. In 1868. Gen. Grant received
i76.Gis 10 Horstie SEYMOUR 166. $50.
and In 1872 Grant got.lS6.l47 to Hor.
sce Greelsy's is3. $50. In 1875. owing
70 the placing Of . popular citizen on
the ticket-Hsndricks- Tilden rseeivsd
. vote Of i3,Ca6 70 2Os.0ii for Hayes.
The lowest majority 10 the i've cam
psigns was that given Gov. Tildsn four
years age, which would have besa nero
than reversed had Il not been for the
most iavossbls circumssancsa. Iodians
may b put down Ter 0ssAsld In 1880
BY not les than 10000 majority.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

WARRINGTON. Oct. 19.-Ths publ
cation Of the sherman and Hampton
cogIospoodoncs has ceeatsd profound
se1ntioo. 4 prominent Descent ssid
thas sncA Tomfoolsry would eest the
DsmocrAas SO. 900 votes In November,
a. Wishsd 70 Tie Lerd Ihat he male
AAA killed Wads Hampton instead Of
breaking his sg.
4 Ds0serssse 001aAAls Faded.
N1w YoAx, O. IA 1seting q
~ Oe0oosssio Ceiisrsucs Coomiites
took place IN Irving Hall yesterday.
1AnoAny aoesdsd 70 the demand Of
Irving Hall 10 have the nominatiou for
the Aaysrslty. Wm B Gracs was
agrsed On By the Irving Committee,
and. being accepted By Tsmmany, was
nnanimoosly leminatod 80
nereAsa rssygs.y.
In the HOUSE Of Deputies Of the
Protestant Episcopal 0saseal Couven.
~. ~ ee0nittss q The state Of tie
eaeEsA rssssatsd , pessmbh ard rsso-
luton Which We recommended for
adoption and ordered placed on the
SSeS.s>1oss AoO PsOO00osO USoS63 S0at
the best interest," Of Christian work
smoog Christian civilization Il ssri-
ously impsdsd in ons Territory By DO
lygsmy. which 70 recognised by . large
psUpoftion a tho1ou9nniey q 3 rclie
ious institution. bat b cohirsry q lie
Law Of God. and forbidden by Get Of
Congress. Yss The Normsns, In def.
ancs Of The law, declare THAR wicked.
ness constitutional and are in open rev.
olutioa against the Government. o..
ing 70 the peculiar difficulties ~hich
prsvent The exscatioa OF the Law. they
ere allowed to oonktnuo lhsis lsvlees.
nssa Many psspls h UssA - doubt-
lee sincere N thsis religious lanaticism.
While many Who nnd thsmssivss in
volved il pelygsmy cAanos break looee
frs0 L. sal Il b the duty OF everv
CAsistias dtisen 81 the republic to "a
The 0ovsr9noat n mssoifal bas Am
ssfosoe1s1e - - lavs.
Nes DsAdy ~ AnesAse War.
NV Yoax. OFT. ia.-TAs EsrA
AnDrinsa 10ise soe NosesIAw pah.
49, = laAe end asa1nfply pe0snsd
address % tks political iSne1fca. g.
: anAnsiA seaadpoint, signsd y : ii
MeegaR. Hanilaoa FisA, J J Astor "a
. dom oeAse sqsaliy psonissnt busi-
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NOTICE.

I TAKE THIS MANxHR or INFORMING NY
! mssy psfsoas q my removal from my former
ssess - krent strsse 70 the Dore pnlaR leenl1sy
cogD9 81 NIL and Fsout stEes<s. % 1hs Bureol. &
vheFe cen alvsys b found, sesdy and proUns
- d n ktnds q voek In the yswelsxs liDe.
Sussss. Oh ~, isso. eie.ix
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

ELECTION TICKETS and oil other lob
work done neatly and at the shortest
notice at the 1NTELLIGENCER Job Print.
ing Rooms.
G. w. PHrLBRICK.
d&~tf Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DEMOCRATIC
Peoples Ticket
KING COUNTY.
For Delegate TO Congress,
THOMAS BURKE.
Fur Prosecuting Attorney 81 JadiciAl Distrie'.
" r ANDREWS
For member of Board OF Equalization.
u. ID. wARBASS.
For Rrigsdier General.
JAMES MeCAuL4y.
For Adjutant General
FRANK GUTENBERG.
For Quartermass Or General.
Nv. BoNER-
For Commisssry General.
J. II. HUNT.
For Councilman.
WILLIAM PICKERING.
LUXE HeREDHoND.
DE-. A. Q. HUGHES.
For Joint Representative,
d. K. HOWARD.
For Auditor.
ROBERT L. THORNE.
For Treasurer.
GEORGE FRYE.
For Sheriff,
JOHN T. JORDAN.
For Probate Judge.
II. Z HATHAWAY.
For County Commissioners,
CHAS. MCDONALD.
JAMES BEGLEY,
T. OBRIEN,
For County Superintendent Of Free Schools,
MISS ANNA BEAN.
For Assessor,
h. h. SNOW.
For Surveyor,
+. Il. wHITwORTH.
For Coroner,
r. 8. RUSSELL.
SEATTLE PRECINCT.
For Justices Of the Peace,
D. r. OOOMBS,
A. NJ. SNYDER.
For Constables.
JAMES WEIGH.
CHAS. E. LUFF.
By order of Democratic County Committee O
VIII. WHITE.
sSd&w2m Chairman.
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Ia FHass are u lsass 10000 wolves
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Dor N.

HORTON-On Duwsmish river. on Saturday, Oct
10th. 1850. to the wife Of Julius Horton, Son.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Against
IA the Seattle and walla Walia Railroad Com
psny Will present. them TO 4, Nsckinfosh. chair.
man Of the Auditing oommistss. for set lament
within thirty dsys from this dats. end eli stock.
hoIdees Win return theif sock 20 A. 4. Denny.
Dated sesttie, Oct. 18th. 1881
4. 1. DENNY,
ois-im President.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20

SAN FRAHcIsco, Dot. 1S.-AErivsd.
ship Dsshing Wass. from Tacoma; ship
Esgamoee, fron Port Gamble. aud
hip Oly1paa iron 0sAbeok.
Baiisd-eoAoooer Busna Vista, for
Port Gamble.