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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-20
The Rdison Rlectric Lasht

Has thus Ter proved Q failure a. prsc-
ticai light for family use. and tho ovn-
ers Of gas stocks breathe more freely
and see new dividends near ct hand,
but the Oregon Kidney Tea has been Q
success from the first. paying large
dividends Of restored health to ell
those afflicted with backache or any
disease of the kidneys or urinary
organs, and Carrying conformation to
the pockets OF rival coacerns with
worthless nostrums to sell. Ask for the
Oregon Kidney Tea end take nothing
else.
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The following letter. after being
signed by all our leading business
men, was presented to Geseral + r
Tannatt last evening. to which that
gentleman addressed to them the reply
published below:
SEATTLE, Oct. 18th, 1880.
GENERAL THOMAS r. TAyxArr.
Seattle, w. T.
DEAR SIR: We, the undersigned
merchants and business men OF Seattle
have heard with greet pleasure thu sue.
cess oil your negotiations 10 seearing
the transfer Of the seattle aud w.ils
Wsila Railroad and its franchise aud
property to Henry willard. Esq.
The great interest which you have
manifested in this undertaking; the ju-
dicious tact displayed by you in this
behalf; the vigor and thoroughness al
ready pereeptibls in the operation of
the road by its new owner, and your
personal qualities and your ready rec.
ignition Of our commercial and BUSH
ness advantages. induce Us to take this
method Of Conveying TO you our sincere
thanks for your successful lsbors and
efforts, and our kope that you may cast
yoar lot in our midst, and here enjoy
the prosperous future.
We cannot help but believe that this
change Of ownership is the beginning
Of new and bright ere in the history
Of our city.
The veil known energy, enterprise.
intelligence and liberality which has
characterized Mr. Willard and his bust
ness associates In the successful accom-
plishmsnt Of his railroad projects, and
other important measures tending to
the thorough and rapid development Of
the wany valuable resources of this
North West Coast. is regarded by rs -
. hopeful indication that the Seattle and
Walla Wslla Railroad will shortly be
extended across the Cascade Mount sins,
and place our city IN direct communiea
tion with the Upper Columbia country.
and the projected system OF railroads
to the Eastern States.
We desire TO convey onr assurances
that the nov management Of the Seat.
tie and Walla Walls Railroad Company
has our cordisl good will and conf
dence. and that we are ready 1T ell
tunes to give sny aid in our power in
the maintenance. operation and exten.
sion Of the road and its business.
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NEW REsIpENos.--NrH olmes. FORE
man in the blacksmith shop Of Mr.
iChaa AcDonsld. il building for him
self . cosy cottage on Second street
imasediately bshiad the dwelling al
Rev J f Ella. The man strucsnrs ID
81 by 80 feet ard two full stories high,
With rear addition OF Is By 20 feet
one story In hight This house will be
vol anhhsd and handsome in appear.
sncs. end must 10 intended for the
occupancy Of . matrimonial partner.
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S0CIABLE.-The ladies of Trinity
Church will hold sociable on Thurs
day evening at the residence OF Mrs W
A Jennings, on Front street. A very
happy evening is anticipated. 10 the
pleasures Of which the public gener-
ally are invited to participate.
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MASS MEETING ToNIomT..-TheR Re-

MASS MEETING ToNIoHT..-The Re-
publican mass meeting at Yesler's hall
this evening promises to be q very in
teresting affair. There is possibility
that DR. Minor cannot bs present on &C.
count Of rush of professional business,
but III case he does not get here Mr.. G.
II Hanford will Dill his appointment.
MIR Haines and Mr. Hanford will have
something interesting to tell the peo-
pie. aud we doubt not the hall will be
crowded. Ladies' are invited to attend.
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FouxD. -Ssvsrsl ssticles Of greater
or lsss value were picked up on the
streets yesterday. Ike Waddell foued
. very large. old-fashioned safe key.
which the owner can get at this Office.
SC Harris found . new pair Of red
stockings IN the street near ths Audit
oss ot6ce. The owner can have them
y cAlliag Tor them &C the Treasures
of6ce, Several other things uavorshy
Of mention we're foand.
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DiTTxAR POWDER The champion
shotgun and rifle powder Of the world.
Very little rscoil and report. little or no
smoke. 1000 shots fred without Wiping
the gun. 1t improves BY age. If vet,
It is easily dried and ~ good - before.
Price reasonable.
sl0i&w +. ". WUsTHoFF. Agent.
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Good advice and better satisfaction is
found in every bottle of Plumbers Or
egon Blood Purifier. q purely vegeta-
BILE compound known to be the best
blood cleanser.
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Nichols tniallible lnjectIon,
Guaranteed to cure promptly aud per-
manently every case of Gonorrhea.
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long standing, If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended OF
necessary. A cure guaranteed o: money
refunded. For sale by N. 7. Cody 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc.
attic, w. +.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always ind q. the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches to order.
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First elias, dentistry work done ct the
most reasonable RATES at CaldvellS
Office, IN the Open building. dsw
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Fine feeding It the Wisconsin House
o6.lm
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IL SEssloS The supreme Court 10
nov 10 session at Olympia. II met to
adopt rules Of prscsice for the Supreme
Court The controssrsy - 70 who
owns The west half Of the Maynard
doaAtioa claim 10 to b adiudimtsd By
We soloas now in session.
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To SsA.-The tug Geliah lay heie
oil day yesterday. waiting for The banks
Liasis Williams and Aursola. Their
loading sas delayed several hours by
sn accident on the road (the running
ovsr horse aud the thrpsing from
the track at the engine A A Dsnny).
They flnished during the night. and ~
~ o'clock The steamer took them out.
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Smoke the famous Bureau ciearl
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"0MNES PROSINT'---H EALTH FOR ALL,

ID The ekagit gold fields do not create
halt the excitement a disordered
~ siadder or painful Kidneys produce
" In every SO affected person. infiam-
nation OF the Bladder you have II YOU
I cannot retain Urine. Your Kidnevs
tfaffected, will show Ii by having pain
in the back. Excesses or indiscve.
tIons..in either sex..Wiil always pro-
., the above diseases. Wipe them out,
PLUMBERS OREGON BLOOD PuRI.
bic remedy Not Discovered BUT made
lpies, Good sense, and adapted to this climate
vii get II Tor you THE Original insist upon As.'se ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10
Boston Commercial Review.


POTAToEs-There has been a fair demand for and
Prnhcs with sales Of SG5sc snd northern at
a0Gs5c hnshei Jacksons are not desirable, and of
slowly at t5c At the close there large receipts and
some decline IN prices Is expected.
HAY AND srRAw.-rhe demand for hay has improved
with sales Of choice eastern and northern at sl56 and
extra lots commlnd u ton. Medium grade. are
selling fairly at s3t and swale htv "a dull at ssGf9 "
rive continues quiet sl0@22 and oat straw L
slow at sstt9 n ton.
BEASs.-There has been less demand than last week
but prices are fairly sustained sales Of northern Pea AT
still command sl5ole0 y bu.e hut only very choice
hand picked fetch the onise price Yellow selling in
are dun at SIS @ l.s0 " bnshei
CHEEsE-The market is quiet hut ru. The stock here
Is SMALL and as large supplies expected for
month 10 come holders insist getting full prices still
the demand light and present
|. falling of. When liberal supplies do
pect lower prices. Sales OF choice range at tk5c y n
the outside for hne In email lots Fair 10 good sells
l5GAc q n.
WOOL The wool market has passed through another
very active week aud prices have further &c
Manufacturers have been purchasers and
sraee 10, has been snsPrei np :. soon a. offered III,
Ohio and Pennsylynnia feecrs at sS,6c Michigan and
Wisconsin at S2,SSc, and New York New Hampehr,
bring s25sc. The sales pulled have been at 4si,c
~ and desirable Maine supers held
washed at 321GI,c n pound
BuTTER-There has been a steady demand from III,
scarce and desirable fresh made sought after
Some milk northern has been received, which give
good satisfaction but the bulk OF the northern
-ts OF winter made lots which not what buyers
Sales Of the latter at Gsc, and occasional 10
higher but for most that coming In 23c Is still abou
the top Most OF the fine fall northern hiss disappeared
creamerles command S5fFc n n, and few popnla
brands bring Js3e Fresh made western ladle packed
crate and the indications that all the old will b
! cleared up without much change In pr.ces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

WE are pleased to notice that DR.. L. B Peck OF
Burlington, whose services are so much sought In
connection with the Fletcher hospital in that city,
has attained TO still higher honors In New York.
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Of a late
date says: :" DR.. L. s. Peck a writer Of many in
teresting letters to the Journal from Europe, has
now established himself in New York, and In ad-
dtion to two large dispensary services for dis
eases Of the eye and ear he has recently received
the appointment of visiting surgeon to the oph
almic wards Of Charity hospital, Blackwells
Island, the largest hospital in the country. Dr.
Peck's abilities and thorough education well quail
lily him for the position"
THE astounding statement Is going the rounds
OF the press that " John W. Peck OF Montpelier,
the anti-prohibitory candidate for county COM
missioner, Is elected by two hundred votes
against forty-eight for o d Edgerton OF North
field, the prohibitory candidate" The fact Ia
that Mr.. Edgerton is elected by over five hundred
majority. and the only thing on which 10 base
tis statement Is the fact that In Montpelier Peck
received two hundred votes to forty-elght for
Edgerton The movement for Mr.. Peck, who l.
q young man highly esteemed by all, originated
In this town last year among his intimate asso-
siasss for joke. and he received a respectable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

vote. This year the matter was carried farther
with the same motive. Had II not been for this
episode, not one-fifth the voters Of the county
would have cast their ballots for commissioner.
IT seems that we were misled by an exchange
last week. and did an injustice, though unin-
tentionaly, to Mr.. Luke c. Fisher, who writes us
NJ follows. 1.-THE facts are that sold Messrs. f.
I Fairbanks one pair Of calves for $40, and
COW for 500, another for s75, for which they paid
the cash They wish to try the Shorthorns on
their farm instead Of the Jerseys, as they have
recently sold pair Of oxen that sprung from my
stock that weighed over FIVE thousand pounds
It has been reported before that was going to
shift into Jerseys; but the facts are am going to
improve my Shorthorns with my $500 bull,
Second Lord OF Malvern" recently purchased
from II. G. Cleveland of Coventry, which Is a
magnificent animal and weighs about two thou
sand pounds out Of Lady Mary that sold for
$500"
THE vote for county commissioner was as fol-
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Washington County Court.
Hon. T. p REDFiELD, Presiding Judge
Hon PniLANDER RiroRD, ! A,,,stant JUDGES.
Hon. JAMES A. CoBuRN, n'o''"'

Hos JAmrs p cd m'gSsD' Assistant Judges
MELVILLE f. SMILE, Clerk.
FRANK PLuMLEy, States Attorney
JOHN l.. FUTILE, Sheriff.
HENRY OvfATr, Stenogrdpher.
The March term Of Washington county court
was begun In this village yesterday Prayer was
offered by the Rev. Howard f. Hill, rector Of
Christ church, Montpelier.
Sheriff futile then opened court with the usual
proclamation The following gentlemen were
sworn in as petit Jurors: Barre, Albert + Dodge
and c. II. Bassett; Berlin, A. H. Stewart and c.
f. Dewey; Calais, NJ. A. Kent; Cabot, o. +, Nor
rill East Montpelier Thomas t. Stevens and Clark
sibley; Duxbury, William Ward; Marshfeld, M.
d. Bemis and Daniel NJ. Pike; Middlesex,
Chester Taylor and sylvanus Daniels; Moretown,
Patrick Lynch; Montpelier Erastus S. Camp and
N. c. Tabor; Northfed W. II. II. Clailin and
Andrew DOty; Plan6eld, s. b. Gale aud N. NJ.
Clark; Roxbury W. A. Hutchinson; waitsfeld,
j. G. Lewis and Emerson Joslyn; Warren, Elisha
Goodspeed and s. 4. Van Dusen; Waterbury,
George z. Moody and J. S. Wheeler; Woodbury.,
| W. b. Goodell; Worcester, William Markham.
The first case put upon trial was Charlotte E.
Edison u.s. Perley Belknap. 1t Ia an action OF tres
pass upon the freehold, brought to determine the
title to portion OF the plaintiffs home-lot in
Mortified. The defendant and the plaintiff de-
ceased husband, John II. Edison, were for long
time partners in business, and they owned the lot
| In question together. After his death the de-
PENDANT decided his own undivided half OF the lot
to her, and then, as administrator Of her nus
bands estate decided the other undivided half.
lie claimed that there was mistake Of one hun
dred feet in depth in the description Of the deed,
and that the lot instead Of extending three hun
bred and thrty-three feet from Vine street, rs the
deed sets out, only extends two hundred and
thrty-three feet The correctness Of the deed h
the main question at issue. The case will b.
finished to-day. Messrs. Homer W. heaton
Frank Plnmiey and ]. A. Wing for plaintiff
Messrs. George W. Fisk and James N. johnson
for defendant.
The term will not he very long, since but few
important cases will be tried by jury.
Mr.. +. r. Bates Of Mortified, student in thu
office of Frank Plumley Esq, was admitted L
Tho. IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

MARsHFiELD.-The entertainment Saturday
evening given by the dramatic club at the vestry
Of the Union church was well attended, and
with the exception of slight accident which hap
pened to one of the stars, was perfect success.
Mrs. G. A. Putnam he's a tasse pink which
has now seventy-five buds and blossoms upon it.
49,. George o. Davis sold fine horse last week t.
Mr.. Jones of Barre. Mr. l.. I. Kinney is doing
a very large and extensive business this season
manufacturing cloth boards George Loveland
formerly of this place, but who has lately beer
peddng down country lost by theft or other
wise forty-fve dollars last Saturday night at the
village and G. A. Putnam found the nearly empty
pocket book in front OF his store Sunday morning
Young Loveland is now insane, and the authori
ties were obliged to take him in charge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10
SPEEDY RELIEF cures Rheumatism.

-
From A PROMINENT DRUG HOUSE, H.
Warner d Co., Rochester N. Y-Dedr Sir 1t
Is now only three months since we received your
first shipment Of Safe Remedies. We have sold
drugs in this place for twenty years, and we have
never sold proprietary medicine that gives such
universal satisfaction as yours, especially your
SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE, and SAFE Ola
BrrEs CURE We could mention many who have
received great benefit in cases OF kidney difficult
ties, asthma. rheumatism, diabetes, Bright's dis
ease, etc. Respectfully yours, sissoN & Fox,
Alexandria BAY, New York -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

CHELSEA spring term Of Chelsea Academy
opened March Sd, with nearly forty scholars and
more expected this week. Professor Comstock is
assisted by Mrs. f. E. Herrick, and the term bids
fair to be one Of marked success. Some of the
inveterate tobacco users have organized an anti
tobacco society, the one first breaking the pledge
to treat the rest to the best supper Ben Z. Hyde
can furnish. -. Several persons are on the sick
list, among whom are Mrs. Elijah Coburn, Miss
Harriet Bixby, Mrs. Elliot Densmore and John
Allen, Jr... Rev. J. W. Bemis preached at the
Methodist church in the forenoon last Sunday.
There was donation visit at Rev C. p Tap
Inns, Wednesday afternoon and evening, March
ID. They left with their pastor between twenty
and thirty dollars. The band was present and
rendered some good music for the occasion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10
MHeekk sMarhefs.
Chicago Provision Market.
Live Stock Market.

The following Ia teegrsphc report OF the live stock
market at Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending
Tuesday, March 9, 1880;
Cattle. SHEEP. Hogs. Coivo
Al market this week........ 3522 5.32i 1929 ia
last week........ 2,lkS sos l2l6l lOl
one year ago.. 2,l5 S,s65 ll.5ls Ill
PRICES-E1tra fat and heavy premium oxen So 1901 90;
hrst quality, s. oo6so; second quality, s50o@50 third
quality N475 per 100 ms total weight OF hide talov
and dreased beef. few choice single pairs 81 257 So
Bulls, etc. N0@f2. Working oxen, el0pftl2s u pair
according 10 their value a. beef. Steers, NSd0s Mich
cows s000t360oi extra good, s4000d000 with with
ont calves IA may I've agreed farrow and ordinary s0o
:soo. stores, yearlnes, sl;nalt;c0 two-year-ods,
eytrs. sa6hc " nor ss0oGs 80 Nhead. Spring lambs
6hG7h H. 10. sheared sheep NV N. Pat hogs 5hG0C
ad6Kc an brighton hides, 7kfJs country lots 71T
Csif skinr 2kd0Or Y n. 1aiiov sffskr n 10; country
txGtKe. Pets with wool on, sl5O62.So each country
lots. sl50@2.5O.
REMARKs.--Ahought the supply large the market
fo cattle wa, hm at last weeks ngurea The demand fol
shipping cattle has teen quite COOL which has been helI
dress so rs at 10 Ic. DIRE saed weight; g. W. Browne
sold seven tat cows average go b at 9c. live weight
A. y. Monroe sold " steers, average ~ bl at &c and
II others. average i2l Ms at 40 ~ live; J. Setson
sold % seer average 2B5 a Mt sj35 % cwt. Sheep
In active demand and lamhs strong Nc higher. Sale
quick. the western sheep buu ut up hy agents
and direct TO slaughter houses u. A. De Wolf .old
III sheep. average 10, at6e r. VI Hunt sold " sheer
and lambs average " ms at b&r; NJ T. Shacket sold 32
lambs average IL bs at 7kcony two cossets In the lot
Mixed lots Of poultry sold at lOc n pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

NEwBURG N Y, October 20, 1870
"H. II. WARNER & Co. RoounrER, N Y
GEsTLEMEs-A lady Of over seventy years Of
age, in falling health for over year, has been
using WARMERS SAFE Buffers on my recommen-
dalton. She feels very grateful for the benefit
she has derived therefrom, and says that until
she used 1t her stomach could bear no vegetable
food for over three years. believe 1t to be a
certain specific for dyspepsia
DIR J. T. JosLYN."
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ISAAC HAMgLIS's ESTATE.

In Probate Court held at Motpeer In and for said Dis
tTct, ON the 9th day OF March A. ID, 1850
Sar n NJ Hanbn, adminsirarix OF the estate OF Isaac
amblin late of East Mont reer In said District Deceased
makes application 10 sah Court for license TO sell all OF the
real estate OF said deceased situated In sad East honlpe
Her TO witt The home place owned and occupied by him
at the time Ot Ills deeetre representing that the sale
thereof the OF The debts OF said
deceased and OF administration OF his estate.
whereupo ordered by ,d Court that said application
he referred 10 session thereof 10 lie held Al the Probate
Office IN Haid Montpelier, the 9Th day OF March, A. ID.
l5so, for hearing and decision thereon, and Ia further
defcd that all Interested be notified hereof by pub
licaon Of notice OF said application and order thereon
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Watchman
state journal, newspaper published At Montpelier, and
which cnlaes In the neighborhood OF those Int estsd
hetoe said une OF hearing that they appear said
time and place ant, II they cause, object thereto.
BY the Court-Atttst,
s0-s2 n. A. CHASE, Register.
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'rnnDY RELIEF cures Rheumatism.
We Can't Talk

without showing the condition Of our teeth. Every
laugh exposes them. In order not to be ashamed
OF them let us use that standard dentfrice, sOZO-
DON'T, which Is sure to keep them white and
spotless. No tartar eau encrust them, no canlker
affect the enamel, no species OF decay infest the
dental bone, II soZODONT is regularly used II
is botanical preparation and It's beneficial effects
on the teeth and gums are marvellous, AZ 1t re.
moves all discoloratons, and renders the gum,
hard and rnsy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10
USE SPEEDY sALvr for cuts and sores.

cough at night, give dose OF WHITES ELIXIR;
one or two doses always stops the cough, and the
child sleeps well. Nothing is SO wearing on small
children as incessant coughing during the night,
as my children always do when they have colds,
II by any means happen to be without WHITE 8
ELIXIR 1t might truly be called the elixir OF
life to all who are subject to coughs and colds"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

FAysroN-George, son Of Rev J. F. Buzzell,
who has been working away from home during
the winter, has become insane at times, requiring
the strength OF two or three men tn hold him; at
other times he is quite rational. Mr. Buzzell has
the sympathy Of the entire community, as he can
Ill afford to bear such a calamity .Eb. Aims
worth has rented his farm to william Dana, and
is going to move back to Watsfeld village.
While William c. Baird was drawing heavy
load of logs over the bridge near the residence
OF c. d. Billings the bridge broke, precptating
the load into the river fortunately doing no other
damage than breaking the pole Of the trucks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-10

The undersigned having been apgoined by the Honorable
en- TO receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
all against the estate of Preston TTow late Of
Montpelier In said District deceased and all claims eIhib
tied In Offset thereto hereby give notice that we Will meet
the purposes aforesaid at the Montpelier National
bank Monti+er Yerm the 81 day OF May lsso and
"a day OF August next, from two O'Clock NJ until four
O'Clock each OF said days, and that months from
the second day Of February, A. ID. lsO Is the time limited
by salt Court for ID editors 10 present their claims 10 u
for examine iiOn and allowance.
Dated Monleer this 2slh day Of February, A. D. 1850.
GEORGE c. SHEPARD, comr,..,ona-.
1s-,l CHARLES A. REED, JNoni''oneis'