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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Y0 are nsked every Ay shsgegh t6s
cslsnss q psvsYApees snd y yoos
Drrxxie b sse suAstAIng Tor yoas
Dys2epsia All Liver comPsains fnA'
VOC knsw pasains abuaf- Zoo Get DIS
eccrage1 Speeding r30ey vfh oa'
hale sa0s.s- No~ 20 give Yea salts
fsrsory rroof ihSs GREENS ACoVsE
Ficvrx viii care yoa ct Dysrerss.
sd Liver ConplAiEs win al rs Fl
fockx ssA - Sosf SscDseA- Sts&
H>>.i.che. Eahi,ual Castivsness. Pa
pis.sioa CT the Heart. HeArtbGrs
wsseraxasa. Psl,ness - the Pi' OF TO
Ssooaca. Ysll,v Skin- Coated Teegae
IDdige<sioo. SWIMMING OF 'ae Hs-d
Lev Spirits. &c, - ask yca 20 80 e
var Drueyises ssd GET . Sample Bot
tie Ct GkxKx's ArsUsr Flown fer y
cents .-t Try Il. or regular size fl
IS e<n;s. Tso 5Oses vii reeve ycc-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

,DgeWn,s Doaashosl Ranaeaa.
Il the most e6satise Pain Destroyer IN
The world Win most sarsly quicken
the blood wheahes tsksn istisrally OF
applied sxtesaally. SD thesby 4aors
certainly RELaEvB PAIs. vhsshes cbreo.
ic os scuts. thss any other pain sllesi-
stoT. ed il il warranted docbls tbs
strength of any sioilsr psepasssion.
1t cares pain ic the SIDE. Back OF Bow.
els, Sore Throat. Rbeumasis@. Tooth
schs. and ALL ACHEs. and 10 Tie Gsssi
Reiiessv ef Pais. .BR0wS's HoUsEuoLu
PAHAcEA" should b in every family.
A teaepooafcl Of the Paaacss in . tun-
blss OF bot water fsweeteDsd. IL pre-
fsrred. taken st bedtime. Will BREAx
UP COLD. Is esots bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04
svsmeslss or PUGET SOUND.

This IL one n the most delightful
regions ia The world for sammering.
The oars are jass warm enoagh 70 be
Thoroughly psessapt. snd the nightscool
snoa1hto permit the Doss sslisious rias.
b~r. The waters are ssagns6csnt fos
hosting and bathing Camp grounds,
with water and wood, can be found by
sbs dezen on svsry square mile. while
birds. deer. f.i. bsrfiss. AMI grand
views, csn bs obtained here. there and
every where II IL no wonder that cur
peopls Ars waking up TO tks besnties
snd pleasures Ill around them. ana
that the nu@bsr going out esch
sammer shows alarss gsia sssr tbs
numbsr who wsnt out ths previous
Summer. Our people have no use for
ths Yosemite. no use Tor Long Branch,
Niagara or Bsrstogs, for st hsms thsJ
I hsvs sttssctioas y great o. grsstsr.
and which one day uili b pssfonixsd
sqssily with The msss famous Fss1ts
II C,lifssaia and Nsv Yosk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

SspeT,ior s1sfiias hss ~ length
received fail setsrss u tie povs's'sor
Of wsshingson Territory. - Ascertain
ID ~ the sna~erstor. d tie U. b
csnsns Ter 1870 The result. ~ com
pared ~isa the fsssls, ~ ;ea snS issg'y
yssss sgo. vig be fsssd is tbs tssss
fasosise. The sssass sess,sg In snisS
that vbsrs the bIsnks oecas the eoan
ties vsrs pos oesasized wtss fhss ess.
sus VS. tsken.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

The r>~vse u Paess ssss4 VIII ~
giw1 90 Issrn that Er. III l. lib
isIs. fsr tbe I~@s fear years azeHt g!
~ Pseifc yssI Csnpsgy. has bss1
sE,,1intsS 20 ssssiiar position 10 the
P.e@e Cost ssesngsbip cosEpssg.
skseb sseess5s sn tssis sostbsrn r0s<
tie P.ciae Mai.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Uaioelxe5ly With ehf.dren. astr,bG'ef
&c ssher e.us-s. j. occzsisnet By WO-ns-
Bsoxx's yEkxIFTsE CoxFITs. or
wam Lnz<nges. ai.horgh szectssl II
destroying vsrGs. can DO No lso~s.o.e
iniary 70 the most ce.leste ehIs.i- TITS
vslsssle eoDhinAiioa has l. sn sGcc~ss-
fuIly nsed By ply sicsans. and f0nsS q
Be absolutely scre IN Graduating
worms, 20 hsrsf1l TO children. T.erty.
Eve cents . box
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

CANON HUI Coal Co. DoIsos
While II Portland. lat rsek. NJ r d
Chsudies thss Informed au Oysooaiss
importer - tsisgs psessst aid dodge
contsmplassd Ia aad around bis coal
mine: sfhs mine 10 situated 90 miles
froa f1coaa. cad az miles from wilk.
eson. Work On opening the mine vas
commenpsd abeut toar months ago.
asd GAL has h6os taken from the VEINS
fpy the past Ave veska The csal u .
rich bituojasus aad mskss sxcellent
gas ana clio The Secretary Of the
nsn frsasaseo Gas Company. Who VS.
lied the ni6e seasntly. pronounced the
coal the hrst O this coast. The siop.
e nov cleared and ready for raiis. Tbe
NMthern Pacific Railroad will sst-sd
their tssek from Wslk~soa to the Csr.
hna Hill mise daring this mouth, end
ehe 81 company expect to make their
INT netp0eas 10 Han Ppsncsseo about
ospeembss i6eA NJ Cbsndier recsI vsd
: tAlouSAn Setusdss evening from his
superintendent M q wiagats. that
they hsd Just struck another nss veiu
foe 4nmpany hae snhslt1sd plane ma
specthcAtions 10 Han Fsancisco msuu-
factursFs far two IL inch cylinder
lsossting dtams. limb mAion, and too
large boilers. Mr. Chandler will ex
anime bids this ve~k and let the COO,
,rAet ios the spsohineey n Rev dsys
FoFty-hvs men sss noe u vofh In the
mins. Ard withia three weeks this force
vtu be f0cresssd ~ too hsallssd. The
conatry surrounding shs mius 10 cover.
ed stah . desss grswsh Of very fins
o.dar Ths company hes ords, al ous
- me largest Sis pnrtabls savmills
~" WI sona co@ssncs eating timh~s;
oe = shsss 80 vsutssse Supplied
.os ou'.ainRa frames. tsamv~ys. eeo.,
Of lumb-r,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04
mAxD To naxD vrru 4 Lnex..

Villas 81. Rassraa fresPa. eall>
q 90 @ 1MnAs. anA froa kia re
ssarz of pisee Il rsekisns aAxiae par
f1rnea - days prsvisns hys Mani
"a. vAicA fn< Sovsrs0As fsslssA.s0
psss TO AxAe s2y Il - dAriag psr-
tsrEA,css Of The Aeroes Il Bsa6ls's
yssAsr-5scka II app.An thai Ia
NexseAs. scco9pans~c oy his dog. vss
sa his vsy b rsope 10 20 ssne It'd
isg. shen tae 3cg tr~ed Q large Cali
fRrsa lae- Tia nan gas zaArmed
save With . large Su.eA<r- kaI.e. bot
raeAing dsossod sed kpsvlnx ussre
- easA sell the skis far aAsisx, 10
vhippei cut his katie a13 started np
the sre sfsss Tie sPsei~so q shs king
n bea<ts sEpPsss up sss sas ss>eAisg
distance - pasEEed the kssfs into the
srlnal Just e<aind the shoslder, which
% s.axsied han thaf he Iea,sd 20 tn
ground. add vas iaesansiy scunced By
tbs dng. vhsa The nsa lesssssd ffoo
ta- tree. sPrasg upsn the beast, and
piscssd . bsos thsass thsoseh his
hesrs. visboss further dsoAgs to him
ell thss having hss hat tDss ID pieces.
Tie lion o<as1red absst eight fese
frna the Up 81 I'M soss % tie tip of his
tail. ssa baA be ~ 90 god bsSv -
the uas - UcaA hDvO usshNd him
iste jslly. M. KAs.rds isforDs6 a.
thae this ss0s Msxican ksllel oos of
thsse bsssss about three Months ago
that nsssussd Over nise fsss froa TIP
70 TIP. sGs4 - sthsr weapons than .
small pistol asd knife. 90 that be
esos Deas losing biz life IN thss en-
counter. Mr.. Edwards p.ys hin enc
dollss esch for the hides. ard - tan
ming thso Tor bot IssabeT.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Hare you any excuse for suffering
With Dyspepsis or Liver Co1plsiht
IL there sny reason Who yoo should 20
on from day to day complaining wiih
Sour Stomach. Sick Hesdashe.
Habitusl Cossivensss. Psipifstioo oil
the Heart. Hearsbarn. WsterbrAsh.
Gnawing end Burning Pains ss the pi.
OF the stomach. yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue, aod disAgreesbIs taste IN The
mouth. coming up Of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. Not Il 10 positively
your own fault II you do. Go to yeur
Droggist--sod get . Bottle ol
GRExx's AUsUsr FLOvER for IS esnts.
Your cure 10 certain. bat If you doubs
this, get . S.epls Bottle fos 10 esnts
and try il. Two does siil relieve yoa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Tota.. ~ .5t4 2s.45o 1s.I5s
IL the f,f~goisg figures will be
found mary lsssess ussfui AID esiss-
tanning TO study. Pi,t 10 the evident
growth II tbs whole Territory; the In
essss~ II porsissios bsiag . little over
100 per cent. between 1850 sad 1870.
iittis ovss 30 psf cent. between 1876
sad 1850. Ard about go per cent. 10.
iwess 1850 snd 1880. Had - isssos
Tor erpeeting moro dning the past
twenty yesss. ssd have We reason for
expeesiag growth Of CSC pr cent.
dnfiag the next tsesay years.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04


Il . .sdicise tha4 will do the nos(
good In the shortest possible tine and
issss sxpenss. n. r. Cody 3 Co.,
dssggists ed spothecsrisa ere nov
Introducing into the market . list ei
pos-ssc9st msdicines (the formula fos
shs pespsrstioa II which b published
% ths vrsppss.) which sss desiesed
espseially Sce disess~s peeuliss 70 this
eas1sss. Or psvyGsuet1s u tor ssd
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than 0ssman syrsp a. any othss
medicine. Oar HAxssparilIa for tie
blood; nas extsset sf Rasba for the
kidoeys; ose' Tsochss jbs broocbitis:
oar Soothing syrup for children: ocs
LosAsges fef vorms: or Condition
Powder fos cattle ssd hossss: oar e.
senee Of Pspsia for dyspepsis, ash oar
vsFioas toilst preparations are the best
10 use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

THE Boss LUNCH AND TIE BEST
BEER. you will always end .. the
Concosdia Hall. on Min stree,, hot
only the best of home male. but also
the exeeileat Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches 20 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Restiesosss At night; nightmare, ner-
yous twitehing. etc, give way to peace
fsl slamber. tired nstare's sweet re-
storsr. BY using Plumbers Oregon
Blood Purifier, the Vegetable Sedstiye
and Tonic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Tbs explanation gives b. The Psss.
sians VI their dsfssis q Tscns and
Ar,ss are mssh more ee~plsis ssd sst.
isfSstavy thsn those Of fosnsr defeats.
The chiiisns ss Tsens. instead u 1T
sseking the ffoas. - they wsrs expected
70 a.. IN 8 most uncbisalrsus manner
I'll sn.issiy 90 one wing. which vas Of
eourss shattered. ssd the whole aliisd
bady vss qsietiy rsussd. ~ Arics
tbs chiiIans sssastsd 10 Tin sens
sntsishtly triekssy Hardly expecting
that the fs voaId b. swics guilty Of
Ms same device ths Pesusiens asas
sssry lsssiaies far ssc.isiag hin bed
an. shsre their artillery wss 20 srvsng~d
- 10 Is4vs soshing Of him bat an
ocossioasi ray; ysi ihs Gallant quietly
h.uksd tbs works. aud tnok tIeas In the
rear. Il sasms lhasdiy worth while ias
the alliss to psoloag : ooasest si.h IN
sns'ny 20 naniisstly unwilling to come
up In ffont and be slssabsssed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

sAs FEAxcisco. August 3,--Arrivsd.
tsrk DAVID Hosdisy. from Ussslsdy
brig Tanner. from Tscoms: seiIegneg
Leeitla. from Port Gsmbi-.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04
gAAIE nH STATE.


yAsms0roS. Aug 2.-Tb- debt
stsssDers shows . d<csssss Of ihs pub
lie debt during July 20 be S5.51e ,053;
cash 10 treasury tl0s SD. 40s: cebs
less cash 10 treasury. " .S3g. 50g.24i
The commander II the J.nestoun
vyit<s from Alssks tnas not over roo
lndsses u both ssxes srd 81 eyes 70.
msir ia the silks ranch. ell the more
snterprising teiDg on sea otter and seal
bnntisg trips Those left started On 9
spree On tbs 5.h Of JsIy. be- vsse 5000
ebscbe6 by IN ssos1 h,et from the
Jsmes1Dwe. the eSew u which fosmed
protecting party to the IndisD police.
A intDs 4slsbiae vss done. bat no one
VS. ibjn,ei The riagieaders have
bees ssbjsc4si % brsad ssd vstsr
Diet.
PouGBEEErsIE. n. T.. Aug. a.
Rosty-Gvs freight trains sesnprisisg
800 ears. almost oil Of which we're
oiled with grain. passed south on the
Huassn river railroad yesterday. I,
vss the hesvisst one dsy's shipnsst
since the road vas baiit.
PHfLADsLrHIA, AsgsD L. Rev 7 B
Miller. 6eos Of the -Phiisdelphis Uni.
versify a Medicine aud sar2ery. VA
arrested tonight upon . charge. u Tor
gerry. The slissed forgery consists 10
sntedAting . ssries II lecsure tickets
and 10 writing nsmes Of professors On
them. ~
wnKzLso. W. Va. August Gees
Weaver. 10 50 interview With III Iateiii.
2eaasy rsportsr. todsy aid: General
West Of Miss,ssippi ssld him at Selma
thst n Hancock we're elected the spirii
Of intolerance fJr the Republicans ..
ths south would be 81 great he West
did not believs they could live In Ms.
sisippi day. Weaver is hopeful Of
carrying Alabama tomorioS Tor til.
Grsenbsck State ticket. claiming thai
the Republicans are joining the Greea
hackers In isrgs numbers ia hopes thai
thsy win thus escape the ostracism un
der which they live
EUROpg.
LONDON. August ABR Andrew
Clark. Who passef the sieht ct Pre-
mier 0ladstons's house. reports thai
Gladstone II sath1s better but BIZ
fsbfilss state contisaes. There have
been numerous callers Of the hou y
SINGS 7 o'clock this morning. A police.
man has been stationed 1t tbs end Of
Downing street from sn early heur, Il
accosdsocs With instsuctieas from thu
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

The Aarsnaa Art Journal ssyE Re
menyi's thrse 6ddlD are valssd Ct els !.
900. The oldest. the Prince vss made
handreds Of yssrs age BY Eisolo Assfi;
vslas. $500. IL 10 Seldom used TIE
sscoed. rhs PFiness. sss inside By Q
pupil Of Anati. the celebrated stfsdivs
rus, and 10 sssd for ennceYt purposes;
vslus. 5000. The third iastruDeos
rs made BY Ar. Cotton. Of Beeokiyn.
N. Y. The vosk il dsus entirely b.
hsnd. 0hnuld As. G. live 10 b . very
old .ss. b. viii oaly BE sbis 20 Con
plets sbsof Aflesa victims. Rsmenyi
eslis 10 vks Crows Prise. sna usss il
fer pssIos plsyisg; valss. t3oe8 $50
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04


The Oregon osnsus ahasid be iostesi
after In Washing,oa City. Postlaad.
according 10 the snamsrAtioa usis In
Jane. has oaly about ssxsssn a. sevsn-
teen thousand peopls. Re svsll IN
nsmbsr TO close apsa = .0oo. dsails sss
aid 70 have been ma1e spos As1Dpss.
Celtic and oil the colsmhia ya1lss.
ffom The bar TO near spskan Fslls. is-
sluding not only orvges bal our own
Territory. There are said 70 be siys or
six thousand chinamsa In The eaansriss
asd % the railroads. aud TO help on,
Portland these are eli 10 be rated
snoax hss psople. This l. as h.~
laced fraud ~ vas ever attempted,
aud should not 10 tolerated momeas
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04
,MIES PREIHf-- HIILfH nP III.

ID The skasit gold fields do oo, .,....
an the ezctte1ssns . disosrsss
- % painful kIdnsys proS,..s
GeC 20 afsected pssscn. S.~"
on o u:e Bladder you ~" = un..
Cant resain Urine. Your Eians ~.
n.amecteo, WI sesew h b ksvi,-rrsr
in the back: Excesses OF InJss"
tions.-in either sex--siii a.vv,vs -.
, the above diseases. WIpe 49, 30
PFUNpER'S OREGON ai006 49,
Ie remedy Not Discovers - 49,
'sss' cee0 sense ana ssaptss 70 snis -
! get tsr yss- ''ns on<.al-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

These Prssidsnsial lstiess II accs rt-
sacs are hscoains very lengthy sad
formal papers. A generation ego. =
LITTLE nots d thanks and scospsAnce.
scns N : day o. too allss sAs so~lua
tloa. ~as the propsr thing. and very
ssss'b'e cass NovsdayA . moasA o.
Oh vssts aust b. taken IN sAs pre-
psrstsop = : leassAy ssaiAnssk vhseA
means about - nneh = n ssdtnasy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

Don't forget to try the Bureau cigar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04
DAILY INTgLLICESlER.

TAE DAsLY gsTYLGsCKsrEs =
rsnsssoD1 every 0eSussx. eH1xsys =
ssrtu6 J - 1~sfvsws1 - estscss s~ws a4vzsze3
ne Msy. = ~ sepsS - ~sss- Ssyees " -
1nex1ss. alesIs s1Dtss - escss-
tsv snsF11s- 1f9sD~ 70 s9vsEas
rHg WEEKLY gsTEGGsGEsGgx
~ "a 81 psy~zsw ss1-~ss ~ wsss~~r vs<k-
assaes va tss ssrfsef 1re15s<s91 ~ s@y SsF~s
Sc "a r<rssNsy, 70 rsstss&a1 sywy nss1sss5
wvurxasxsa T<wAs Tbyss D~Sfses ~ as
= SO. - s1vsx<ss s<ssvvtse. $3.50.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-17
Another Female Mania.

The newest mania among fasbiona
BILE women, married ard unmarried
alike is to make their bedrooms
beautiful. The lately acquired taste
for decoration is taking that turn just
now to the utter neglect of parlors
and other apartments. PlHowshams
and bedspreads are labori0usly and
extensively covered with needlework
and lace dressing cases are furnish>
ed with elaborated aud ingenious re-
ceptacles for toilet articles; bottles
and boxes of the finest material and
workmanship hold her ladyship's
cologne, perfumery and powder;
more or less excellent pictures hang
on the walls, or the walls are wholly
covered with lace. In short the rage
Tor sleeping in beautiful rooms has
possessed every woman. Even her
toilet crockery must now be of no
ordinary ware. She washes her hands
in a ceramic bowl, colors her lips and
eyebrows out of cracked japanese
saucer and uses copy of Pompeii-
an handglass to see her back hair.
The ideal bed of the day has
canopy over it, and this is made as
fine and beautiful as the money and
taste of the woman will permit. The
frameworks are made Of metal, COM
monty FURNISHED brass ornickee.
Cuintz and cretonne are ordinarily
1ao1 for eha o,rra;no. hut SATIN VOL
vet and the better laces enter into
the combination. Unmarried women
affect white and the most delicate
colors for these canopies, and put
white doves atop, as emblems of
puIity-so that the midnight marau-
der may comprehend the situation at
glance. A novel device is rack,
handsomely constructed Of black
walnut or ebony, with hooks for hang
ing a womsn's underwear handily.
The chemlse, the corset, tue stockings,
the shoes, all have their places, SO
that woman may be as orderly as
sue kes in undressing, and Without
the old trouble Of using all the chairs
in the room. Some of the bed rooms
of the period are really maryels oc
exquisite taste-too sweet and
dainty by far to deserve the rude &C.
cupancy of husbands. However, the
best of tLese apartments belong to
maid lens, who show them with coyness
aud pride to their male friends. The
dazed fellows stand pslpitating on
the threshold, gazing In at the vision
of innocent somnolency and swearing
on tue spot to marry the tenant of
that teautifnl bed or die. The natu-
raj result of all this will be an I'M
usual number of weddings this
winter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-17

has exceeded the expectations OF the
most sanguine by rolling up tue I'M
paraleled majority Of 1901 votes for
Col. A. J. Brown for senator. This
is the largest majority we believe that
any candidate ever received in this
district. But then the Colonel de-
served a large majority, for as soon
as he was nominated by the Greene
vile convention, he went vigorously
to work in the canvass, making
speeches in all portions of the district
for the entire republican ticket, from
Garfield down to county representa-
tive, and the very large vote that he
received shows that those speeches
were fully appreciated by the republi
cans of this senatorial district. The
democrats said, and did all they
could, to defeat the Colonel; said lie
was so unpopular that he wouldn't
get any votes hardly and finally in
duced DR.. J. S. Snodgrass to run
against him as an 'Independent
republican candidate" and the Journs
al of this place let no opportunity
slip that it didn't try to stab Col.
Brown, and boast of DR.. Snodgrass,
but it was all In vain.
Col. Brown is On the right side Of
all the great questions of the day,
and will no doubt make his mark as
senator, and prove himself worthy
of the great trust that bis constituents
have committed to him.
81 - WASHINGTON.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-17
Some Afcer Reflections.

JoNEsBORO' Tenn, Nov. 10.
MIR. EDITOR: The excitement In
cident to the election has about sub
sided and our ancient town has
resumed its wonted quiet again. The
noble old First district has taken her
place in the republican column again,
and done her whole duty in contribu-
ting one member to swell the repub-
llcan majority in the next congress
in consequence of which everybody is
happy except the democrats. They
will not be happy.
Loyal old Washington and Unicoi
have also done their full share in the
good work by rolling up the neat little
majority Of 410 for j. F. Grisham,
republican candidate for the legisla-
Lure. The First senatorial district
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Chattanooga Commercial. Nov. !;


CoRN-Steady, 5lla52c per bushe.
WHEAT Receipts light, $l.OOa1 10 &C,
c0rding to quality.
MEAL--5b cents per bushel.
MEATs-- Bulk meats, long clear sides, 81
a82c.
BAooN-T Tennessee sides, 10; shoul.
ders, 6c3j hams, Il 3alic.
LARD->-In cans. Sc; tierces, &c
OATs-Per bushel, All cents.
HAy-Si7a16 per ion. 4
POTAToEs-Irish, 5)ab5c.; sweet, 2'&30
per bushel.
FLoUR-Family, $685. extra family,
$3.50; fancy, 1915.
PoULTRY-Chickens, 13c; hens, 1Gc;
turkeys, 49a63ci geese, 25a30e; ducks, lac.
EGas-Per dozen, l3aJ4c.
BUTTER-Per pound, l6c.
GISsENa-Per pound, 81 25ai.t5.
BEEswAx-Per pound, Zoe.
HIDEs-Green, 6a7c.; sailed, 5aSc. dry
sailed, 10al4e.
DRIED FRUITS Black berries, &c; apples,
2c per h.; peaches, halves, 4ic;- quarters,
3!c.
FEATHERS Choice, 373a42c.
TALLow-Per pound, 43c.
LIVE. SToCK-Hogs, good butchers. 3aa
&c; good packers and shippers, 81 lOa
4 25
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CHRONICLE OFFICE.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov 16 I8ao
! wheat brisk and taken up "a fast DC
offered at advanced prices. 81 90 being the
Usual price paid, but in some instances
Sl:023aL05 has been paia. We nnota
prime White, Red or FuItz, ST.. co; second
grade, 90a95c. Demand good.
put little corn Is offered; new 33a35c,
Oats are scarce and in good demand
Bacon and lard scarce and wanted At
full prices. WV '''
Field seeds are offered freely bv our
merchants. Clover $50GaS5 So timoihv
So. %, red top $l.c0 snd orchard grass 81 GO
per bushel.
Country cured Bacon, none in market:
sides, 93al0c, hams, l0a1Iac; shoulders. 7c
Lard, country, buying at 8a84c; selling al
91al0c; city rendered, 8aa9c.
OATs-New, 30a35c.
PorAToEs--Loose. scarce, 40as0c. ner
bushel.
Ear-Loose, 75as5c per 100 lbs.
BRAN-75a80c per 100 pounds.
but prices unchanged, Weouote 2iaSs%
Peaches, receipts light dull, 5e5!c.
BlackberrIes firm at 6a63.
ELoUa-Nominsl country extrs. buv.
ing, dull, SZUUaI0, selling, So 50s2 rs
per sack; family, buying, So 50a2. Is;
selling, s2.75sS.t0 per sack.
FBATHEBs- Dull, ne demand; 40a42,.
mi ed, 20a25.
BugTRE- Choice roll. l2s16c;
Calico; grease butter, 6a7e.
EGGs-Buying lower, loo,
PoULTRY-Iive,. Hens, Sc. Ter ID
BOOSTERS, 24c; Turkeys, So; young chick
ems, &c per ID.
kAos-Cot!op, lie.
Be sSWAx-20; per pound
HIDEs-Dry flint, l3sH; green, 6IaTc.
TALLow-4a4ac.
FLAX SEED-Per bushel, SOC.
BRAss-l0al2c.; Copper, iGs12c.
WooL-More g and; prices unchanged.
We quote choice tub washed, 37!c; fair to
good CSC; dark coarse SOC; unws he'd
Z21a2Ec.
GINsENG-$1 40al.50
cENEKA SNAKE s25a30c ..
PINK RooT-l5.
YELLOW RooT-33a4c
LADY SLIPPER-2c se
MAY APPLE--1Ic.
BLUE FLAG 2a24c.
BLooDRooT---2c