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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

NJ: ait%%"USr VERNON CoTToN Factory
~ e. '' tT'I Gerry, Of Elosville, Md, proprie.
Yresters..o cotton factory at that pIsce, and
!ahy o,a q Tho Laurel Cotton Factory Com.
asci,b WAS IN the city today, on business con.
lese M M,'n The opening Of tho cotton factory
Week.; "''' VIII oa started in about two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17
OetectiOn and Shooting OF n Robber

"e.ec'ion ana Shooting OF n Robber,
correspondence of the Alexs. Gazette
WARRENToN, March ia negro nsmed
CeSfies Slaughter. who shot Buchanan, A white
man. some two years ago, at Newmarket. was
detected last night in robbing store, al Roups
Hlil. dc was shot and badly wounded bv Mir
J &c: Hotd, the buekshoi hitting him in the rear,
ms wounds ara not bad. He was detected by
lug explosion OF can Of powder while he was
Lighting ire in tho stove by which his f.co and
hands wero burned badly lilo was lodged in
'ho Warrentonjai this evening,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

Old and yourg RIGA and poor, Ill unite in
tcstl!yiIg 10 tho true mont Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. For over quarter Of Century it has
proven itself a true, tried and trusted friend.
Price 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

a vIcT1N OF JOHN BARLEYcoRN.-A
?o!oscd man named jams jackson. well knoRn
10 tne city, by trade shoemaker, who Ea6
employed by another colored shoemaker nom1d
Cnafies Richardson, was brought to tho station
house this morning, 10 wagon. dead. Jack
SON has wife living en- Pitt, near Q ueen street,
but having difficulty with her sometim, sgo,
ne wac compelled to tnke the outside Of the
mouse, AID shift for himself, sine, which time
ne has picked up odd jobs wherever he c)uld.
MOT long tl0ce ho received employment with
the colored man Richardson, who lives 10 the
ciiy, but keeps shoo shop near St. Johns
chapel, 10 West Eud. 1t was Jlckson's Gus
tom to sleep and eat 10 the shop where he
worked. Inst mig bit, after Richardson left for
MS homc 10 this city, Jackson started il too,
and arrived here safely. Ho got VIA! he c,me
ior-a lew smoked herring and as much 0hiS
Key rs lie could drink, and started out agsin.
Arriving ct Ecgehsrdt's brewery, unable to
proceed any further. it is supposed he took his
scat upon the steps of that establishment, and
remalned there all night. Persons on their
way to market. seeing the man sitIicg ther2,
supposed he WIS drunk, looked at him and
passed Oh. There ne sat until about O clcck this
mornlrg, when Richardson arrived and fourd
him In Gylng coDditiou. R'cAalds5n says he
plcktd hlm up, and said Jim, woui lot
have had this 10 happen for anything" aud
tho man made s)mc reply. lilo was placed in
wagon and brought to The station house, dy.
lng on the road. hnioiug st the station htu 10,
20 one could tel what 10 DO with tho dead
man, and It was decided by the crowd That had
coDEIcgatcd that tie cjlarel driver Of the
wagon. who had, in charity, p ckcd the y0an
up, c)uld have him, which off, was promptly
declined, on the ground that he had 90 use for
him; all he wanted was to get rid Of his uude
sItalle piece t' dead lumber" Some said
c,:ny him out to Justice Brown, and others
!dIrtc.od him to curry him somewhere elso, but
It was finally decided 10 convey him to Mr.
Bcrj amin Wheatley's, tho undertaken. where
post mOIt'm examination was hold by Drs.
Powell. Stable and Stuart, and tn, coroner's
,nry' consisting OF r. Q. pulc i, foreman, snd
iichard Phillips, j. T. Burnett, VIM. GRAY,
VIM. Dobe and John L. Smith. j., rendered
n Vel dict that tho man c:me TO his death from
exposure, caused by Drunkenness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

81 The members Of the city Republican E1-
ecutive Committee arc requested to m act at their
usual place OF meeting on Saturday evening at 6
O'clock for tho purpose of fixing upon time for
the ward meetings. GEO. II. THOMPSON,
msrl7-td Secrefsrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17
GUElVED To-Day AT
FRENCH'S

FRENCH'S
Tho fourth instament of the now world famous
GEM PUZZLE-13-l5-14.
Lawyers play it, ministers play It, bankers
play it, everybody plays it. At first sight the
victim feels little or no interest, but if he stops
Tor a single moment TO try it the mania eeizos
him. Business, homo, friends. family, social
and civic duty all arc forgotten, while hn slidos
tho fifteen blocks around and figures and calcu.
latrs gives 1t up, 'swears of" and begns again
Children cry for it. philosophers try it, the &C.
ademIes of science discuss it Fifteen ia q
puzzio of seeming simplicity but it is construct
ed with dlaholical cunning. Four styles on hand:
price 10 and l5c ''''
Douo!est's Portfolio fo- the Spring and Sum.
mer of 1890; l5c.
Demoreets What to Wosr for Spring and
Summer 1880; l5c.
The Heart of 1t, Romance of East and
Woss. by William Osborn iItoddatd: Sl %:
psper covers co..
Her LAdyshipi snoyel ST. 81.
Some Women of To Day, by ono Of them
81 50. Va '"'"' ,
Now lot Of "Ouidss" now wm k, "aolbs -
Seaside Library; NC.
Les!ie's Sunday Magazine for April.
Now Books daily.
New lot of hundred thousand Enyelopes
cheapest in tho country.
NH I'D g. r. TRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

ZION RENT OR LEASE-The desirsbia and
= roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
" Cameron street, lately occupied By Il. B.
Lawson & 20. Apply 70
seplb z. n. LAWSON,
E{NCE RENT-HOUSH No. IS Cameron st.,
x ootWeen Fairfax snd Ice. Apply to
sp o-lf j. II. u. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17
McGlBENY FAMILY.

pronounced by tha press, public md puInit 6,
the mott remarkable combination of musicsl
talent IN existence. This wonderful auiIv will
appear mex! Saturday afternoon, March Goth @.
a. Z o clock in grand family matnoo. Coma
and hear them, and if you do not pronounce
tnom simply marvellous both in combination
and IN thar specislties. yonr money will be
cheerully refunded. Everywhere and bv ove.
rghody they are pronounced musical marvo,s
Popular prices 20 mud Zoe; gallery 15c: 70.
served seats now on sale al Jsnney's drug store,
corner King and Royal sts. NH ia,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

-ysa4s 1861 has repaired and enlarged
BIZ EfsetFy baA&lsg.
- Mrs MsstAa CoFgu FnesnslY fractured
Der ll7s be3oW he knss
-lssac ktllsY cut bad gksA IL 81
itg uhlls psil!ng bark lat Taeedsy.
Esv FRANK lohusos wss beard frem
sbout ak week, tEo ia ths SEES osaAl
from which be ell SO 20 Chinh ani sr-
pseis 10 es a berss ia JAY BE hsaisA
u Improved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
- - -

sAtS8 Aaarus 4 O. shas 6swr
lbfif aabsr z4l a Aposvssis te-aaY iof
a nsstA.
&C. CeeeE : sgsu4 iN "a Tlge'
ubtsl sasss rsas IA Waller A. Woaai
mgwasE uAsk8se.
NJ GEO. q. laiaaef ffsm Csagls.
aa,I. 0Aka, hNs tskes % kt rtssdesos Al
be nolansf bomesisId ias Us ssmmsf
-Aow L oar Algswsy survsyor vii
ave stH sbousa e plek up rs looss
ti1s6r ls frgai 81 rs stanaa ws 81 81
etsfaAl ebast
tt's1 tgra, Consor iniorus q,
.tsse viii - ~ s1eurslon ualB rsa g
Troy y. H., JAY 50 iare f1r TIE foasd
u5f Icsrs MsatAestsr al 5slsA.N.,
Ace reiur .ug lssvs Troy 81 srN
Yoar haAb,c eorrespoadeat would
ata 10 nk 'or lsiormaiipn II Il Il potsi.
he fofa Rtpablesa rrca.deat 70 ho.d %.
Gee - toe ssme term with Democratic
Vlaa rreas3eni} No, that such a state q
Affairs Wouid sui % bu, 70 settle 5 con.
Woyersy that a1s aflsea
poREr.
ApsoB Blo0mtr q Ohio Is vlsltIRg Ia
Donei, bis AAsiYe plsee.
Farmers are rejoicing over The recent
reiSething rkias
Mis- Asris Moore vent n Brooklyn
last week Tor = short stay.
--hlsscs Corz Collins asd Grsos Brad.
ford have recently returned AMER long
sbseuee.
Dorset elaesa association arc making
II cheese per day, weighing about 65
poauds each,
Miss Bertha Pratt has gone to Boston,
accompanied b. her grandfather, Rev.
Rufus KfAit
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MANCHESTER.

Read Cone A Bortons new advertise.
meBl.
Hon. X. D. Barton and wife are on
svIsl, to friends In Concord Mass.
DR. wIckham and wife are on visit
10 friends 10 Massachusetts aud Connect
cut.
DR. HcmenwAy and wife have just
returned from brief vlsit 10 saratogs
Springs.
Mr.. A. X. Sykes ofthe summit
House" has engaged for the summer all
The guests be can accommodate.
There thsve been quite a list OF ARR.
walls At our hoteIsl and many more are
expected the coming week.
The skaters have finished work on The
church and are now engaged In putting a
slate roof on The parsonage.
The night mall from Manchester to
ell points South aud West viii be put on
Jaly let. The.msll will close promptly
ct i0F. N.
Everybody IL Invited 10 celebrate th G
coming anniversary OF our Independence
by attending the athletic sports and fire
works 10 this village Ia the afternoon aud
evening Of Saturday
IL. S. Richardson Of Londonderry il
Ia this vicinity sclling Waters organs
pianos At prices which defy competition
These instruments arc having large
sale aud giving good satisfaction.
Daring tho absence OF The Editor last
voek the new mailing clerk used sn old
llst 10 mali from, which may have esnse d
soma OF our subscribers to mlss their pa.
per- We ere sorry fer the mistake and
vii zee that Il does not occur again.
Those contemplating getting mowers
thls season should take look Al VIM
Ansou Woods Nav Enclosed Gear NOV.
sr. II 10 for sale By II, I. Pardy, who
also lslls tho Eagle rake, Manufactured
BY Wheeler, AilletI & Co., Of Albany.
The oensua enamsralor hA' complet.
Ell bis work ia lhis town and fuds /
small falling CT 10 the number Of inhAbil
sH,s la Tbs pest tea years, lie has &C
oording 10 law made a copy Of all the
nAnass taken which IL on lie q, The of Q,
Of II. X. Fowler, and be will be at To,
court house 10 this village on Friday and
Saturday, July 2nd and srd, ior To,
purpose Of making additions or enfFeetior
10 The cenfns let. Tho enumefAtor hs'
visited or sseh representative ofcvetJ
house In town bat II 10 possible be may
have omitisd soDe names that shoald
have BEEN taken and IL ay person know'
Of or suspects sueh omission be will b,
glad TO supply lhe omission.
-Qalls sum 81 money hsa been sub-
scribsd ADD Gre works have beea or
dcrsd for celebration 10 lhis village Sat
srdsy sveainEl Jaly Srd In addition
there wlii be epoFtt, chitny ofAH sIhleti'
character IL this village Al O'Clock r, n.
The program wili iaclude = 100 yArs
daah. 200 Yard dash, potato race, sael
race, PIC back race, sikmese twin race
Ia mlle race, hagdle race over 10 hurdle
ieel high, broad IamP, ysuhIHg With
peis. slasdiug blgh tiek, ranniaR bal
JUMP, throwlng bali distance, bop skiI
and laInp, throwing slease, aud "a
fnan's race With small prize for each
Ths boys anticipate . large amount o
fun aud have agreed 10 abstain from
sisGsng shs bells aad other Bois'y demon
ssraslens. The Gre works win be Of con
slesfsbis variety. All are Invited ,e ii
tend And iboss wlo visit oAn eater 70
tbs dlasreas sisorff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Nothing is so conducive 70 a mans
remaining bachelor as stopping for ono
night al the nooso Of married friend
and being kept awake for Eve or SIX
hours by the crying Of crOss baby.
All eross And crying babies need only
Hop Bitters 10 make them well aud
smiling. Young man, remember this.
Ed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Sef week 10 yom town. Terms and
WV IS outat free. Address II. HAiLETr 4
Co, Portland, Maine. 9aiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Telegraph omss
Oyen tram sA4 N.so sF.E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Correct year habits OF crooked walking
81 nslaK Lyons Patent Metal Heel
sineHer ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

E1e, e tho appetite, regulate The stQn'
Ach and increksc the aesh, Malt Bltitts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

"FHaem" Eslas, La nFasly recovered.
re skeosiss wa eaased hy aszasslis
esAhFaSiio. Eales exAzsaAlos esoays
Wednesday oi TIA week.
RKKAxn, ~ r.
-Jshn Feathers, ne Goa iob EaF, hAs
about dczsn mes 10 his sEaploy hulld-
Iag kilaf, sbspplhg and nakleg reads.
PrparsLioas are helng made boz TIE
reception o. Il lsrgs iRaaI Of vllisors hsrs
ths sth oftnly, 10 wllnsss lhs oAlsbra.
toe
Mr. whyAna e. Iihe lonuary has
been obliged 70 pat IN saother heater, 70
accom- nodAte bis lrereAsiuK badness.
some y or Is bands trt enpleyea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

/. O. Of q. r.
Regular meetings ON Saturday Evenings OF
each Noek. At Adams Hall,
W ADAMA, W. @. r.
CARRIE HOLIIsTER. Rect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Remember that sKsndalrs SpAVia
Cure will do oil they claim for Il. Try
bottle. Read the Advertisement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

--Ilaying 10 coming on unasuslIy early
With light crop,
We erpec, TO get The news by our
rev telegraph Ia a few days.
--lAst Sub1sy oar pastor, Rev. ). l..
Yiuceut, preached 40 excellent sermon to
s large Endieuoe. The sabbath school
e1joyed quarterly review The after.
noon service is conducted 10 very inter.
ssiing msnteF.
BokpS uGR.
There hAs been oae more death II
RAwsonvilie.
Irving johnson has tie frame Up for
lie zee hoHse,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01
srsclAL soTIoKs.

/. o. of o. II.
Regular meeting. a adams Han, on Friday
Evening Of each week.
A. y. C0NNoR, NJ @.
CAREY RYNOLDs, Bes'E
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-01

Read Cone A Bortons new advertise.
meBl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

A prisonsr on . life sentence in the
New Bedford. Mas. prison has slwsys
been . desperate. dangerous man,
ready for rebellion at any hoar. one
day In June = party Of stransers came
10 The iastitation. One Of them IVES an
old gentleman. the ether ladies. aud
swo Of the lsdiss had small children
The guide took one Of the children on
his arm. ard the other walked until
the party oame to climbing the stairs.
Jia was working near by. sulky aud
nofsse - svss. when the guide aid TO
him: jim. won't you hslp this little
girl up the stairsr The convict hrsi,a.
ted. . acowl on his face, and the little
girl held her arms out to HIM and said :
IL you will. guess I'll Kiss you.' His
scowl vanished in On instant. and he
lined the child ~ tenderly IS . father.
Halt way up the stairs she kissed him.
Al the end Of thu stairs she said. Nos.
you've got 10 kiss ma too He blushed
like woman. looked into her innocent
fscs. and then Kissed her cheek. and
before he reached the bottom of the
stairs again the man had tears in his
eyes. Ever since that day he has been
. changed man. an6no one In the place
gives less trOabls.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

SrEILAcooM. -four mill OF Pin.
Gus b Psckscber. Of Chamb ers's creek,
now leased by Mr. Hgele. has been
completely renovated throughout. and
10 now ready TO execute ell work in the
line of milling on short notice. Dur.
ing visit there q few days since, We
noticed several men ct work preparing
the burrs, ets. and the establishment
presented the appearance of being able
TO do excellent service. We are
pleased to be able to announce taat
this place Is once more in telegraphic
communication with the outside world.
On Thursday last Miss plymp,on, re-
gently from the East. arrived here from
Portland. and will take charge OF the
Office. which will be located in the Post
Office building The instruments and
wires are now being placed in position
Ia number ct immigrants from
lows are encsmped about q mile out of
town. We learn that one of their
children died on Thursday evening. 1t
10 stated that they will take up their
residence across the bay in the ne Oh.
borhood Of Artondale. =. A valuable
team Of horses. belonging to r Grain.
yer. was drowned ut the Granger ferry
on the Puyallup river. on the 9th inst.
One OF tho horses baked aud lay down
near the edge Of the stream. and the
other. becoming entangled in the har-
meas Vas thrown. They struggled some
tina and svsutuallv ,vavn "a rr,ad Hnwu
tho stream aud drowncd.-Erpress.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

SEATTLE. Aug. 10Th, 1880.
EDIT II ISrELLIGxycER:
We. the Indians OF Port Madison
Indian Reservation. cane to the Dis
trict Court because the Indian from
Port Warrington says Charley Shaw ton
belongs to US and tried TO kill Captain
Howard, ue.r Taccms. We believe hs
did not try TO commit suoh a sia Is to
break tie commandment nf God. be-
cause he 10 good mao sad Is respected
by all 10 the reservation. But We Are
ell satia6ed TO let Charley be punished
severely if any man &ill prove him to
be the one who tried to kill Captain
Howard. because we cannot believe his
relatives will be witnesses against him.
Bu, If Captain Howard try to make tbs
Indians quarrel he must he punished
severely. Gentlemen. We think it il
right to Iunish . bad man in this
world. and We will be happy in tlis
next life. H. 8. ALFRED.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17
RAILROAD woRx.-At last sctive

RAILROAD WoRK.--At last sctive
work hes been commenced on the road
between Walls walls and Grange City.
says the Statesmen. The rosd that is
u make our city more thriving than
ever; the road that 10 70 build mp the
upper COUNTRY; the road that win help
every business man and property owner
In Eastern Wsshington. The line to
Grange City 10 but the commencement
Of large number Of fsedsss that viii
centss Ia WsilA Wslla. Six hundred
and thirty Cslesaisls have arrived from
below. and more are on the way to
swell tue number 10 1900. Besides the
Chinsmsu there are 70 be over 500
white men. who vill cot - bosses and
construction hands. Five handssd
horses With wsgoes and 125 men left
Umatills Ter Walla Walls Q few days
siuce. There are over 400 more horses
now q Wallvls O their way there.
This large number ef men End horses
ars under the charge Of ] L Hallstt,
superintendent OF the O RS N Co. Z
roads. and will commence work imms-
distsly. beginning near the tannery In
the northern part Of the city. A large
building 10 70 b constructed ct once 70
DO used ~ boarding house for the
laborsrs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17
WHAT YOU WANT.

Il medicine that will do the mos,
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody s. Co.,
druggists and apothecaries. are now
introducing into the market list OF
non-sscret medicines (the formula fol
the preparation of which is published
on the wrapperJ which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of tar and
wild cherry 10 better for coughs aud
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Our Sars.p arills for the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children: orr
LOzenges for worms; our Conditio,
Powder for cattle aud horse our es
sence of Pepsin for dyspepsia. and our
various toilet preparations are the bes.
in use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17
Tuesday, Aug. IL. 1880.

The Columbis river rises IN latitude
80 degrees and 20 minutes north, and
after forming . series Of lakes, takes
in the waters Of the Kootenai. spokan.
OIsnsgsn. Cheisn. Snake. Wenaches.
Yskima. walIA WsIls. Me,how. Pa.
Iouse. Clear wster. Umstills, John Day.
Deschuies, Kiickitst, Willamette and
CowIits. besides half hundred lesser
streams. II drains IN enormous re-
gion Of country. embracing seventeen
degrees If latitude. snd nearly - many
of Longitude; the great strsam empty.
ing into the ocean 10 lstitads46 degrees
and 8 minutes and lougitads i24.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17
xou GAVE no ExcUsE.

Have you any excuse for suffering
With Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
Ii there any rtason Who you should GO
90 from day to day complaining with
Sour Etomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Costiveness. Palpitation OF
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrash,
Craving and Burning Pains at the pit
Of the stomach, Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue. and disagreesble taste in tie
mouth. coming up of food after eating
Low Spirits. &c. mol 1t is positively
your own fault il you do. Go to your
pruggist--snd get . Bottle ol
GREENS ArGusT FLOWER for rs cents.
Your cure is certain. but if you doub'
thia get . SAMPLE Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17
On ACQUArHrASoEs OF THs PACIFIC
AAIL.-Capt w B Ssabury 10 now in

OLp AcQuArxrASoEs OF rHs PACIFIC
AAIL.-Capt w B Sssbury 10 now in
command Of the stssmship City Of New
York. which sails from San Francisco
for Australia On the 2Sth inst. Capt
Jones. who came here on the Salvador
In 1875, died three or four years ago.
usorge Mclean. who Vas purser Of the
1alyados, h now purssr gu the Gre
nsdA running down to Panama. Geo
Harmon. the freight clerk. 10 on the
Btsts Of Cslifornia. running 70 Port.
land. Mr. Bsardsley. ex.purser of the
Dakots. 10 Pacific Mail agent At Auck.
land. New Zealand. Capt Peter Mackie
d . gentlemen Of leisure in San Fran
cisco. Otis Freeman. when last heard
from. Was up In Nevada. A p Bacon 10
clerk for the San Francisco Gas
Company. Capt Policeman 10 10 CON-
mand Of the Oregon. and Captain
Lachlsn Of the Geo w Elder. Capt
Morss Snd Messrs 0rifiiths aud Patton
IRE stil. On the Dskots, while Mr. Wafer
d parssr on the City Of Chester. Mr.
Tibballs and pilot Wsitt ara now in
the service Of the Psci6cs Coast Steam.
ship Company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

CHANGE OF ROUTE Capt Stretch
has concluded to put the Nellie on the
route between Seattle and Sehome.
making one trip per week, sn4Also
continuing his regular Sksgit trip. He
says that hereafter the Nellie can be
depended upon to leave Seattle every
Friday morning for Mukilteo. Coupe
vile Oak Hsrbor. Utsalsdy. L,conner.
Fidalgo. Anacortes snd 6ehome. and
every other week will 60 mp the Moot
sachk - far - Lurmi and Ferndsle.
On her return she will touch 81 the
above named points. The Nellie is .
fast. safe end pleasant boz to travel on
and the captain has the assurance OF q
fair share of the business on this route.
Capt Stretch Intends to remain on the
Route and will run regular. % that the
travelling public Can depend on the
Nellie whenever they wish to 60 or
come.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

The vote Of Walls Wslls. Whitman
and Spoksn counties. in the eastern
half OF our Territory. will BIO much in
created, in November next. by the
presence Of great numbers OF men work
ing for the railroad companies. An
increase Of not less than cue thousand
msy be expected 10 this way. Possibly
Portland may steal them for the pur-
pose Of magnifyiDg her Importance. -
che has stolen. or attempted IN steal.
i've or six thousand Chinamsn living
IN Astoria. Spskan Falls and oil the
country between, for the purpose Of
increasing her CENSUS returns.