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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. GEORGE WASHINGTON is exhibiting
a panorama in Paris.
Gen. HANCOCK was the best artillery
shot in the army.
The fashionable age in London just now
IS from twenty-four to thirty. Sweet sew
enteen is out of the running.
The degree of Doctor of Laws was
yesterday conferred by Lafayette college on
Hon. JOHN TRUNKEY, of the state supreme
court.
In the alumni day exercises at Yale yes
terday addresses were made by Mr.. Hayes,
Mr.. Evarts, Mr.. Pierrepont and others.
Harvard university also celebrated COM
mencement yesterday.
Before JOE JEFFERSON started off on
his fishing excursion he went before JUS
tice Of the peace and took solemn oath
that he would not lie about the number
or size of the fish he might hook.
There are now three Hebrews in Con-
gress-Messrs. Jonas, Morse and Einstein.
In the House there are six German repre-
scntatives, among whom are Heilman, OF
Indiana Poehler, of Minnesota; Muller,
of New York, and Duester, of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Gladstone's Oldest brother, Sir
THOMAS GLADSTONE, though in his seven
ty-sixth year, is hale and vigorous. He is
Lord Lieutenant of Kincardineshire, re.
siding at the family seat at Fasque, and is
a strong Tory, having never followed his
brother in any Of his changes of opinion.
Lady ANNE ISABELLA BLUNT, grand
daughter of Lord Byron, and sister OF
Baron Wentworth, has just been con-
verted to Catholicism. Should Baron
Wentworth not marry, the barony will
pass to Lady Anne in case she survives
him.
When King GEORGE appeared at the
city banquet in London the other day, an
unhappy alderman became somewhat te-
wildered upon hearing his majesty ad-
dressed as King of the Hellenes. The alder
manic nose was uplifted, and contemp-
tuous sniff was heard. II thought the
King of Greece was coming, said the dis
gusted city man. "Who's this king of
the Ellens "a place no one ever heard
Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

A few days ago d. X. BurkhOlder called
upon Michael Shreiner residing on the
Harrisburg turnpike, short distance
northwest of this city, and. getting little
too close to vicious dog that was tied in
the yard, was bitten in the thigh by the
brute and had his trousers badly torn.
Mr.. Burkholder returned home, and on the
following morning got up about O'Clock
to get a drink of water. In passing
through the kitchen in the dark, he mis-
took the cellar door for the hall door, and
plunged head foremost down cellar, break
ing too or three of his ribs and very badly
spraining his hip and one of his hands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

Geo. w. MiddlewOod, the man who was
arrested in Columbia on Tuesday on sus-
piciOn of being a pOstoffice thief, was be-
fore United States Commissioner Gibbons,
in Philadelphia, yesterday and COM
mitted for further hearing On
next Friday. MiddlewoOd claims to he
salesman for the varnish manufactOry of
Z. P. Davenport, of St. Louis, and says
his family lives in Detroit, Mich. He ex-
plains his transactions in stamps by saying
that he obtained them in exchange for gov
ernment stamped envelopes, which he
bought cheap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
Colfax Certifies to Garaeld's Rectitude

Colfax Certifies to Gsrfeld's Rectitude.
To justify the law of the eternal fitness
of things, it was only necessary that Schuy-
ler Colfax, disgraced and ruined by the
Credit Mobilier exposure and almost for
gotten in the lapse of time, should reap
near to hear witness to the character of his
fellow criminal, James A. Garfield.
In letter to the Horald, Schuyler COL
fax saws: "Of Gen. Garfield 8 rectitude no
one who knows him can entertain any
doubt"
This testimony must be gratifying to the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
Fireman ON their Way to Wilmington.

FiremSn ON their Way To Wilmington.
This morning at 9:1O the Friendship fire
company of Harrisburg passed though this
city on the way to Wilmington, Delaware.
They had sixty-five uniformed members
and were accompanied by the State Capital
band. Before the train arrived the hose
carriage of the Friendship company of this
city was taken to the depot and the bells
were kept ringing until the train left.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

JOHN w. FoRNEY, in this weeks Pro-
gress, has an elaborate article on General
Hancock, detailing his service to the
country at Gettysburg, when, as he said
in the daily Press at the time, C it was
General Hancock, Pennsylvania, who
SO nobly bore the brunt of the battle on
Cemetery Hill" Col. Forney declares
that all of us in Philadelphia owe a
debt that he made for us, and which, if
he lived thousand years we could not
repay. Iaccept the responsibility :" and
declares that Hancock will be elected
by the votes of many thousands of Re-
publicans like myself" The colonel
does not intend that there shall be any
halfway business about his support of
the Democratic nominee his coat is off
and he is in the thickest of the fray with
and energy:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

Republicans Who are supporting Mr.. Gar
field for president.
Schuyler C0lfax and James A. Garfield
both took bribe money from Oakes Ames,
and both swore in the name of God that
they had not received one cent.
But Garfield's case was even worse than
Schuyler Colfax's. Colfax cOntented him
self with his own perjured denial. Gar
field endeavored to induce Cakes Ames to
commit perjury to screen him-Sun
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

The great principles Of American lib
erty are still the lawful Inheritance 0i
this people, ana ever should be. The
right Of trial by jury, the habeas corpus,
the liberty Of the press, the freedom oi
speech. the natural rights Of persons and
the rights Of property must be preserved.
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g Dept. La. and Texas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
Coal Contract Awarded.

The bids for the furnishing of coal for
use at the city water works were opened
at the mayors Office last night. They
were as follows, per ton: Henry Baum
gardner, &3.19; James Stewart & Son,
$500. The contract was awarded to Mr..
Baumoardner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock Judge
Livingston, Sheriff Strine and Jury Com
missioners Ringwalt and Hartman will
draw from the jury wheel the names Of
persons who will serve on the juries dur
ing the August courts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
Chickens StOlOn.

On Tuesday night thieves visited the
premises of s. w. Taylor, grocer. Of North
Mulberry street, and stole ten chickens.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

The Republicans yesterday renominated
Charles H. Joyce for congressman from
the First district of Vermont, and Joseph
Jorgensen from the Fourth district Of Vir-
ginia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
Rollisg MN Started.

The rolling mill at Rohrerstown, which
has been idle for q couple Of months, was
started this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
MINOR TOPICS.

If you say this is not.a fine day-July.
THE Democratic candidate for president
was chief Of soldiers while the Republican
candidate was the chief of staff.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

THE late millcrs' international exhibi-
ton in Cincinnati shows up at its conclu-
sion with deficiency of 100000, to meet
which an assessment of 335s per cent. has
been levied on the guarantOrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01

THAT was a pleasant family reunion at
Grameroy Park yesterday-Tilden, Han
cock, Wallace and Watterson. "Should
auld acquaintance be forgot % was the song
that was sung there as in Cincinnati.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

GOLD FROM THE CASCADES. The
Yskims Rseona Of latest date Tins re-
ports: Sunday lest We had the pleas.
ure vt seeing thc big nugget recently
found in the 3 .auk mines IN this coun
~. 1t is ab,ut ~ large ~ . mAn's
hand. fiat, not very thick. and exceed.
ingly rough. II is valued at $448. IL
this nugget ne see thesangibi~ evidence
If the richnsss 1T the mines in this
county. Mr. Snnudy. in whose posses.
sion it il. slso has IN his ssfs large
number ii smaller nuggets. ranging in
value from $50 upwards. all taken from
thee s,ines rscently. Day by day the
proofs of the stability aud richness of
our mines are increasing. aid the par.
ties interested in The y. unlike those OF
the Skaeit, do not seem to wish the
fact Of their richness known abroad, A
few new clAa.s have recsntly been
taken in the neighbovhooi. aud those
taking ihs~ have quietly gone 10 work.
aud are now making good wages. The
season il now fairly opened. NO saow 10
upon the groand. and there is plenty Of
water. Reports from Peshss,in quartz
district sre encoursging--the various
,compauies prosecuting the work Of de-
velopmsDt vigorously. and with fair
returns fos their labor. Taken alto
gether the indications ere that great
Developments vii! be made the present
season in our mining interests
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.Dsowxvp ~ rHR sxAorr On. Of

"DsowNxp II THE 6KAofr One OF
the Portland pagers has preached sew.
ersl little sermons on TIE above text,
the character Of which 10 about like
this opening sentence in its last: The
dangerous rapids occurring in the
Skagit river wall prove . strong bar.
rier, and deter many prudent ninds
from seriou ly contemplating . resi-
dence in that regioo." The Skagit
river is nayiy.bls to steamboats, nearly
or quite hundred miles. and passes
through an extensive valley Of erea.
fertility. The river and valley ara now
being made ksown to the world, and .
great many people are being attracted
to them. A. long - We remain in .
dormant. half dead condition our Pert.
land contemporaries are comparatively
friendly. but when We begin n liven
mp and spread ont they become envious
and Desperately jealous. and do ell they
can To bolittl. n. 30 this fellow con-
iinually sees fearful dangers in the
Skagit river. forgetting for the while
the worse dangers Of the Columbia.
upon which the present aud future Of
bis own town ehti:ely depend. 1t IL
only . month or % SINCE more men
were drowned in single day on the
Colombia thar hare been lost in the
Skagis since IL. Grst navigation by the
whites. The mote over here troubles
our Webfo0. friend Tremendously. but
hrs 0wn besm hiss ret &, cause single
blink
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BURNERS IN STORES The pre,snc

RUNNERS IN STORES The presence
Ut loafers in ttores has proven An all
most unbearsble nuisance in q number
Of instances that have come under our
observation during the past few months
Almost every individual 10 Welcome to
enter any store, hat the number il very
., all indeed who are welcome there.
without husintst. any protracied length
Of fime. Thess fellows who never have
any business in place. and whose sole
object in visitin. II are to lounge about
and kill time or. intensely annoying
t. the dsalrr. They not only kill
time" ia this way. but Kill! the poor
msu'scustom ~ veil. Ladies'. partic-
ulArly, and the better class OF men. will
20 past u stand infested by these bust.
nsss pests. and the unfortunate dsaler 10
not only desperately bored. but made
to lcss heavily 10 consequences. II us
uslly becomes necessary to resort to
disagsoeab!c msa .ures to rid store Of
these intruders. aud IL chilling atmos-
phers and . more chilling demssnor
will not sff-ct. plain words right 70 the
point have to BE- resortsd to The
loafer 10 IN element Of society that 10
obnoxious wherever encountered.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

Real EsTATE. The following are
the trarsaasious IN real estate. as re-
corded h the Auditory office. since our
last report:
Chas Coppin TO Jos = McNsught.
lots . anil g. block Is. MSNaughts sec.
ond addition. for $500 800
ChAs Coppin To ina n blanchard.
lots 6 and Z. block -. AcNsught's
second addition. for $5SO.
Ell Lin islsy to Clara L MoCAllam.
lees : and 9. block -. North S~~stls
fsr S225. .
"A Turner ta George q Wiikos. lots
5 and Q. block ~. North Seattle. for
$3.50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20


Yesterday was . regulsr San Fran
ci.,o day for Wind aud duet.
The British bark Adele Rovsredo. OF
45S tons. will take freo The coast .
cargo Of iumoer to Melbourne.
On her Lass trip 10 Aasarslia the
steamship Zealsndia took froa ssh
Francisco 1929 doors. 293. goo feet Of
lumber and 100000 shingles.
The cosy cottage snd handsome lots
of Mr. Burritt. on Front street. sYe
offered for sale in the advertising col
umns Of this mornings INr1LLIexxcER.
A II MsnniuR, Of Ciallam county.
will 60 up the Skagit river tomorrow.
taking along with him . stock Of goods
for the opening Of . store oo Ruby
Greek.
The Tong Ye Chong firm in this city
has experienced . change Of members.
The new managers will conduct IL quits
rs actively and prudently ss the cid
ones, however.
The New Zsalsnd Shipping Con pssy
have made arrangements for the dis
patch, by their own and chartered YES:
sells, Of 20 ships. with . carrying cspsc-
ity Of 33. 900 tons These vssscls viii
he loaded at the vsrious ports OF New
Zealand. and will take away about
1880. 900 bushels OF grain.
The bettnm of the James River. w..
is said to BE- one eaotmouss oystes BOD
Several shipping firms have their eys :
tiers laid out on mammoth sleeves. ssch
holding hundreds Of bushsls Of OystasA.
aud they lift them up ssd down by
means of wipdlssses. 20 thst the ny stsrs.
when shipped. poss % all the lils and
vigor they have when first lifted fsom
their native beds. Oyster farming
pays. r u
A $50, 900 n,cnuinsnt IL to b. erected
at Indianapolis to perpstuate the man.
orr Of the late U. p. Norton. U. z.
Senator frdm Indians. The design Of
the contemplated monument has been
photographed. and is elegant and quite
appropriate The~ bssss aMd pcdestal
will be of Roston gsaniis. Ths top
most figure repsssauss the Sensts. in
an erect pssiiion.A The ngsss swili b
nine fest high .Khere ne. Sls0 lpus
bronze figurss. Six feet high. rspssSsnt-
Ing the cavalry, infantry. ARTILLERY and
navy, standing on The loNsf b6ss.
The bdrniug out Of. ths chiansy Of .
Com perciai street UuSiusss houss last
evening" ~w6s the means Of csusine IN
alarm Of Ere that soon broughs sut The
steamer and ssvsrsss hpndss6 men.. The
fame went dowq sbout The tiUs Ste
men and engine ssacbs6 Che sosns. No
water was thrown. The fire ssm pany
are deserving Of the greatest credit for
the prompt manner in which thsy re-
sponded to the alarm. Very few min.
utss elapsed. after the 6rst tap Of the
bell. till their bsndsoms little steamer
Was on the ground. with steam mp.
ready for active operations. Our lire
boys are made OF the proper STUFF. ard
their eifcrts to cave property should be
duly arprsc'stsd By our citizens.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20
INSTANTLY K,InED. -os wsdsssd,

INSTANTLY KiLnED. -0s Wednesday
. young man named Miller. working
for Charles Reed. Ut Olsqua. Washing
ton Territory. while cutting down .
tree. was instantly killed. The top oil
the tree broke off. and falling ON the
head Of vnnng Miller. crushed il 10 Z
jslly. The father IT Miller had but
recently CONE from the East to make
his home in Washington Territory. ssd
be and his son bad snly been r. usised
for month after long separation
The horrib death Of bis soa Will be .
hard blow IL the father.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

- ACCIDENT AT rag HlNEs.-Two
miners. 1t Newcastle. named 6cho6eld
apd Thomas. while working IN tun-
mel No I. Friday sveoing. were quite
badly Injured By the gazing Of " .
blAst. Il se-ms they we're preparing
- leave The tuaael sui were passing
she rensn II = fellow miner. In Which =
blast had been previously lighted. o. d
Just - they were pacing Il went Cd.
in6icting severe wonnds npna their
heads and faces. Il H. thought the
Injuries will not prove fatal in either
case.
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OPRNING.

The new and elss ant store of Plus.
0sr b Young - NOW spea and rsady
for business. and the psblic sts Invited
TO give it share of their patronage.
The stock OF candies 10 the finest ever
brought 70 the city. while other goods
are Of the very best character ia The
market. ~
Ladies' srs cordially invited to visit
the new store and Inspect its choics
stock Of candies. Ia doing - they neei
have no fears Of idlers. slf-A =
Locstion-Cerner Of Mil aud Front
streets. Seattle. w. r.. A 8.t
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Wri.ten fos tho 1sfn11a91csR
QUR1Y.


Il Lass WHAT We 49, 1sss.~s
De you tell tbss liz eas Be- ms1drd u
As the potter would fashion the clay?
That our ac.s for the past. present, fu-
ture,
Our thoughts and desires car swsyI
That The sigh which vs - often smother
Lest the pains Of the hsart IL reveals.
Is the wish which the heart seems to
Asst thrills with the Joy that il lsslss
Do ws wish for the dark shade Of slsn.
To ruin the name Of . friend:
Do We poison the arrows OF scandal
And thea to cur 6resides send.
Do We long for LIES troubles and sor
For the YEAR. which tn. broken hsarta
shsdf
For the trials. tsmptations. oisfortunss.
, Which With life 20 Graly are ved?
Il our nature 80 b4se In ~ens.ructina
That misery alone b it pssts
Does the Being who caused our EXIT
encs
Rejoice in these pains Of the heart! I
Do We plan all eur >acts for the future
With . thought to ssddsn life's hourss
And smile only when sosrov's dark
So gloomily DER our path levers.
Oh. tell me this thought 10 fancy
Aud euly the foolish may take il.
Yet surely each heart seems TO whisper
Oar Iifs 10 not What We make it;
For We see Che struggle for virtue.
Tbs tears BY Innocenee she'd.
We hear the voice Of temptation
ILL each em0sr Of honor 10 dead.
We hear the prayers for mercy
As through the. hesrt's cb.mbsrs they
A. oppressed meets che power Of op.
pTessor,
With tear. which bat misery bring.
Wa hear the rainfall Of tears
wh'oh have flooded oos. essth ayes
past; go ~ 80
We issr the sighs Of the pressut, "a a.
The schos ~ ills which o'creaxs.
Az zephyrs may breathe through the
foses g9 gg ..a8 6
And bear their sves. perfume sway
To the home Of the sick and afflicted.
While the breSzs With thu pstsls viii
play.
So The sephyrs naylsA.ngs into shirl-
winds,
Demolishins forests 40 grand.
While il 70 gently plays With the aow.
Or scatters their lesves on The saud.
30 the mad storm Of vice and tempts.
ton. "a.
Like the sharp. biting crystals Of
frost.
Blasts msny IN embryo flower,
And bright hopes of the future are
lost.
The simeon Of scandal and envy
With its cursed and whitening breath
/. tanning the cheek of the guilty.
While II parches Truths flowers 20
death.
LExNu. i.
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rnx oaEeON KIDNEY rxa,,

Read the following tastimonisls. NOT
from persons 1000 miles away. whom
NO uus kaovs, bat fiou weli.knowa
and Trustworthy citizens OF Oregoa.
whose names. written With their own
hands. can Be sesn q our clRce:.
POSTPAID. Or. Jsly 81. 1879.
The OREGON KIDNEY TEA hes cured
ny hack and kidnsys. snd lam at .
lcas to express my gratitude. I shalt
alwsys remember The Oregon Kidpey
Tea With pleasure and esteem, aud
highly .rscommend it 10 oil ny friends
and acQusintasces.
J. H. DowSINs. (st p. Sslling's).
portland. Dr.. Juiys3t, i67D.
While T wss IN T,llamook last win
tss. I was affected in my back aud kid
nsys % thet 10 was almest impossihls
fss me 10 resch Portlsni. When / get
here wss induced to try the OaEGo4
KlDNEr TEA. ! dhsnk. . my neelal
the II usds from il. snd' & has elected
. radical cure. l caa highly recon-
mend Il TO ell who are afflicted ~ l
was. C0nE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

PAsssN0ERs CexrSG "A special tel.
egran to tho INrELLrGENcEn announ-
ces the sailing from San Francisco al
noon yesterday (ths 1otb) OF the steam.
ship Dskots for Puget Sound. having
on board passengers - follows
For Port Townsend John McMann,
J w Hancock. Miss N Garcia. R.w
Delion.
For Seattle .MissL Dudley, Mrs LIB
Lyon aud family. J WEIGH. Mrs s Den.
mis-. Miss r Tibbetts, II NcAlser. d W
Lynds. b F Jones and wife, e vii.
iisms, Miss Lynde. n Bell. J B Gsrrin.
3 Gsrrin. g w Kslly. . Humphreys
and wife. g J JsWnes. r ] Gould. M
Murphsy. W H Taylor ard wife. Taos
King. Kelly.
For Tacoms-Geo w Sessions end
wife, Miss BrAnp, 4rs {. Hsr, or. Miss
AbS6neeh3 ~ H. aey. F2 Psrksy,
W 4 BUoh. b nd du.s "A Chiviali. i
For Oympis-Mrs Joe Austin and
sister. John Peterson. J Logan. Nrs N
brush. MAJ Taylor. EJ Brush. "A
Aldrioh. Miss Hart and sister, H D Nc.
Elroys Z "a 81 nskAA
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FuHrn1L SEfyIcxs..-Tbe funer.l


services over the remains Of little Jane
Jones will take placs from tho Episco>
pal ptussh tedst u 2 o'clock. A
sudisfoht snm sof monsy vss contri.
buted by our citizens to dcfray the
the funeral EXPENSE. and buy each Of
the bvysa suit Of eloshes. lack Levy.
who went around with the subscrip.
tion paper. wishes uS 70 express his
thanks 10 sil thnss who 81 pro~ptly
responded. 4 But enc man who wAs
asked ssJased 10 Give something, ard
that was Front strest grocer who
claims TO Be q .Chgistien. Mr. Gatxsrt
hsged tie boys up in clothing a.
San Francisco cost. and the little fel-
lows Arc com Portable for the present At
least. & Is - ii
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

A0RicuLrUKALI xPLxMgNTs--N sssrs
wsld b Campbell have rented Ahs lArgs
warehouse on the northern side oi
Ysslsr's wharf. aud uss IL - astose sonss
for the tios stock OF agricultural i'm
plrmsnts for which they ere Aadine
ready sale. Wsld b Campbell buy
these goods 10 large quantities. Of the
manufacturer. and are thereby enabled
~ sell them ct San Fsancisco prices
Farmsss~in poslongys have aocssion
10 ssnd 10 CAlttosula eur their usowsrs.
,espers, thresliers. etc., - they can
ehtein the same asticles in Seattle 81
= low. il not lower, 6sures. These
are facts which should b. Needed b.
tAsthrifiy formers Of Puget Sound and
Warrington Territory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

.THe Boas LUNCH AND sms RKaF
BxxR, ron viii always and >: the
Concordn Hall. on Mill streee. nok
Only the bess It hosse mado. bot also
the sxcsileut Enmbolds Lager bees.
Also Imported basr u qsast g pdns
fpstios. 0pilsd nnn ard Al ktnds q
odd lunches % order.