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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
EVENT aud C1A1AikN1

speaker Randall Aisbes Congress 70
@fjOuin lie 5lsi lusi. and b. iIas very
tltcbg element supporting biln in ibs
BDnss. The Offices II 70 gst home iD
EoDd Tine for the Cincinnati and Cbiea-
~ conventions. JhsiArlh bill aud fbe
VII 70 aboiisA li)e duty Oh Gait aud print
iEg paper vii b. killed w Az adjourn
m-Dt
Chief JEstice Sanford r. Church Of y.
y 4. cioc last Friday. Tbus One Pfesl-
csDtial possibility mounts the pale hViet
iDsisad VI becoming a DARK borse.
Last sziafdsy morning tie RepuDli-
can tally stOOd thu, Grant ~, Blaiu"
zt5. Sherman ~ EdmuBds ~. Wasli-
DnrDe IL. Tie y. J.. Hfr0ld ibiuss
Urn vii " Tie nlah Uiat Grant Blaine
q ~. Hiil swallow zach other aud q
man Ike Firm, nj New York. Who has
lad nothing 70 90 win the race, viii
ylH.
The Revenue cutter Corvin, sailed
from ban Francisco lax THURSDAY for
ths Arctic f,RiODs in search " the Jean-
nette. tiit HsraM yesssl lI sraIcil Of the
North POie, and he missing Nbalers
Her object II 70 pfOiis.OR ilIsia aifesh
aud afford apy Other relief Deedec.
Coy. MeMmnn bg struck oil ogzln.
Ug Staie GfeenDaek Convention NJ 81
i'm he .y8 Mr. attended By himseli
bDd ODe 0iEsr. The pi0cCedibgs N+re
perfectly harmonious. 1h@ uim0st goDd
order prevailed and he CieenbSek callEe
t'9k long leap v HeJog.
2Go year. ago LAT Thursday Va. was
settled by John Smith and there are sey-
sfal John SD'ths yet living la Va.
J. Allen Watt. of Roanoke. only son
u the LATE LOl. VIM. Waltz aDd grand
S0n Of the late Judge JBO. j. Alien Of
the VI. Court " 81 Appeals. niV iBari-
ri a few diyG ago 70 nlss Gertrude Ire.
only living ebiid Of tie lsle Hugh II.
Ire, N Craig.
DR.. W. a. Sifother ~ LyDchburg,
Win ME IRISH setter "FliBt" took he
5rd premium st he recent BsBeh show
IN New York. Piinl's mother NA6 I'M
ported Al a cost Of sz50, and his father
nor Elco. psrbapf tlie most celebrated
dog ~ America. 81 sayf lie Lyncliburg
.IsVs.
Tomorrow ~. Conservative State
convention meet 30 Richmond. The
TdiliOAds nil pAss drlsg tier ~ and IA
for fare one way. equal ~ bali round
trip fare. TIE RSzdJnster convention
Will meet July 9Th.
The WytheWlle EntrrBriys fayt the
fine mare stolen from Mai CScil A. Hon.
y. +. Oglrsby's. was on next day found
by Mr. a. n. Cibbony IN ibe road near
Sharon spr ings M Bland, With bndl'
and saddle on.
Capt Nfnberry hhs swung around
The circle aud sayf gifcuback questions
have nothing 10 do thiS rear With elec.
iipns. ~ me great gfeepbacker did moi
even 70 ~ tie Salem convention.
Mr.. joliet Shannon At Poplar 1871
Cllss 90. died lasi week Ia the sou
year u her age
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Hamilton Institute.
Commrnesnlrnt EHrrclsc,.

Tuesday. "Wednesday aud Thursday
were mainly consumed n MENDOZA by
The Commencement E1en'i.os ~ Ham
ilion Institute. The Editor ~ the Nsus
arrived Ia time for only he eNeraiscs NJ
Wednesday evening, being the reading
Of original compositions by the young
ladies ~ ihc Scbool, who contested for
iue gold medal, y, fOloRf3
Mother, Home aDd Heaven, Bollic T..
Necessary: Dead and Gone, Matte B.f.
kcr; Leaf By caf tie Rosrs Fan. Nm.
Ls W. FlecDOr. Scatter Serds ~ Kind
nsss, Laura Fugac Silent sorrow.
Minis J Nprolcs Bni Vision In Air
H. J G'culi what We Want H. b.
smyhel a Mingled cop. Mobile j..
Barker; Hidden JcWob, Hattie y. Gib-
son. The coumlicc WIS composed ~
Prof J.. A. Scott Nr secaii. " Rus.
spll, md ~ !. T.. Rubiuot. ~ Scott Co..
vino gave the DlclAl ~ Mly Minis J..
NprOlsi, The roulrrt Nes one ~ The
beet Ne have ever foen amy where. and
ibrr. We pot au iuleior effort IN he
entire class Mis- Mobile Barker onon
wnt worthy ~ special monitor. Mn,
smythe Wa tufi,iipg nom plausnr,
bnt Der composition VIZ superior on
tWO i0fmer Orrnsi0ns slle drew for II
NloD He'd. 'lbs hHhrd ~ Mis- sDfoles
wac end0rted Ny public opinion Her
compotilion was 6pe aud Der Railing
superior A rlast " hnDdsomor younR
lniIep va have not seen M any NJ The
commandments, aud They wsfs aiiIred
with gteni TASTE.
on 1buuday the young mems rlass In
Oralofy contested for The Gold Medal. a.
follows
bet Truth bo our Guide and Faith be-
our stat, J W Thomas Never Liver
the Colote, q. w. Olbfonl The Hoppe NJ
tho Future resl with The Men N The
Present !, w. Repass Labor and ils
Reward, H. 4, Bush Truth Crushed
~ Earth viii llise Again, A, J., vioap
The Pact IL Gone, the Future not Come,
The Present, Where 10 40 y. a. Net
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Montgomery Uold EarItem.n,.

We mentioned the fact that IN our
u'p to Rocky Mount la.t Monday, We
wrfe shown nuRgr ~ pure gold taken
BON q Montgomery county mine. IN
lbls connection wr publi,h the lollowing
sxlrurt from lhe cbtlsliunsburg N,ssen.
g'r, VIZ "lhe Brush Greek plarprs I'M.
prove 10 iirbbrrs the nfthcr they are
explored. l'nflirs nir nov NJ work rpg.
nluly, and arc being rewarded to their
slilsfmlioD. The gold ~ far taken IL
~ 'dBn gold,' The proper method, 10
laye the "dusl" being either not known
Or not employed, II !, srd large
number " slulccs are bring made. and
me excitement IL growing 10 fever
beat, Parties ffomn distance me rom.
Ing IN nnd securing claims. Lgsci.
bag AStS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

calf; Failure BOT Ai4sys DisgrAoe. J.
T. Vicar. Nan's True Greatness New
e. Dies, W. u. smith: Ear1f's Battle
Fieids. D. A. Gray: intellectual Power,
L. {. salyers Policy and Principle. W.
L. Sheldon: why will yOu Murder your
Moments, j. n. johnson: Strive 10
Benefit Humanity, 7. N Sample.
1his Me- 2 =ssF superior eOnies,.-
Barring few errors that ought 10 have
been eliminated. The compositions ranked
high. The COMMITTEES, Mr. Fowler. Rer
A. II. lDEie and Dr.. i. S. Fngsie. Of
Russell. gafe the medal 10 NJ. DeBu.k.
whose superiority over NJ. johnson
Mas exceedingly small.
After the contest. Prot. Hale Bamil-
iOn, u HaNkins county. Tenn. deliver
I'd ibs i1ieiary Address. subjsci, Life.
and bow 10 make Il q Success Ri.
address Was very excellent one. and
abOunded IN hunior aud good seure.-
Prof II. il spirited. earnest and eio.
gi~it speaker. and pleased ailG enter
tsiBed I'd. audience finely.
Rev. james FIeenor presided at sbe
opening u The exercises and delivered q
very effective exieinpore addiess. follow.
ed br prayer. AT the elos. " Prof
HAniiltOn's address came the
AwAsD o. MEDALS.
hr. Fowler awarded the medal 10,
oratOry 10 Mr.. DeBusk. Prof. Scott I'd.
medal Tor composition 10 Mi-s sproles
Mr. IS. .. Kbea the silver medal 70,
defamation 10 =. W. shumak-r. Prof
scott The silver medal for Composition
0 Nil sallie Livingston. Mr. Fo,vl-i
the silver medal for Defamation 10 A
&. GOds-y, Of Scott. Prof Scott 40.
-ilser medal tor Literary Excellenr. 4,
g.. u. Dicdens0u. Of Ruseeli. and Rev.
). T.. WICKER, silver metal for decla.
nation 70 Dele Whit, little orphan
girl.
Nice Clara A. Worley. Of Holston
has taught thf music, aud enliyeDed ia,
sze-rises wish some ELEGANT piece. oi
, 49, piano. The String Land Of Nessr.
1lRuce Brothers adaru DO litle 70 10,
o,casion. Mis- worley will teach III
music eiass next session which vii
open August leih. Prof Hamilton
made some very impressive remark
Z touching ihe Interests ~ the Institute
and wac followed by Col Jno. NJ. Han
( lion. IN brief address.
Hamilton institute. under Professor
Hamilton and Belamy T. success -
over 100 pupils were mutrieulaied duf
/ Ing the session, and there Is more educa
+ ton 10 b. had there for iess money thai
other poiui We know Of. An immens
number 81 people assembled 10 witnss
HE closing eXercisef, and the clOudl+s
weather rendered the occasion one O
great Interest. Indeed the people q
Mendoza and The contiguous counir,
seem 70 have due appreciation Of Il.
merits sBd sdyaItages Of The School, d
which they exhibit The deepest concern
Our thanks are due Aessrs. Crum!e
d Barker, and Mr.. Leonidas Blackwell
and lbsir excellent ladies for ho.piiabI
entertainment, aud 10 Others TOO numei
our for our space today. for offered hos
FATALITIES We could not accept.
When MENDOZA has such another exhi
billion We hope ~ DE there 70 zee IT,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
sale 81 the waite sulphur Con.
ilpuled

The stanton r0giaiwl A dispatch
frou While sulphur, dated May 4. sa,s
The snle NJ The White sulphur w ipgs
propfuy 10 WIN, a stewart WIS to-day
confirmed Wy The roiirl M. Hluau has
sssoclAlrd with him ihs members "
Camden Consolidated ON Company, and
Col. George T., pryion, The fOrmer man.
ager NJ The property, and who WILSON.
ilDne to net a manager Five hundred
workmsn are engaged In making sSIen.
sl'e Improvements And The property
viii shortly be fs.opsbed A. summer
recent
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

A. err AuIHg rHnhfs'inr T. mode
9Th no Nirhmntd Fairfsbuff ksilfHsi fH
RsbmsHd HJS fagiSh. bDiihnts snd nr t,isi
A. uI'uNENIi wuh ne H'ehmo.d .
psitilIY v iinaA. ~ nsnFiiis. Ufsfnsi,fuugh
ihsfiniif sud he snuihssft
IYNrIipIaa, rnh VI blsisid Rsils
fisd, ~ hsfiHitYill" shd the Nnnh. ths
uuiHi tufbhgfy FrIEtf Mann 10 aiisth.
~ ~ Nm fEhaHs. sis haiifn nd Nlslp, riii .
oui tlsutsi slsa LgisHfof tiSEFts fof ssaI,hs
uhboui change.
DALTON ssnnssii,t L. made WIN ihs
sfhs Hrms nsiinB Hiilrni. ~ Aums fsis.
isra Montgomery Nfhiit. Hsims. NahlIsn.
ylftfilis sud ~ Fuufh wet,
AtsuArNANOOUN, .ibiis AI,tass
ufsfI 4u4 born q osd fnf NHfmHgI ar usfst
lnss. AsndisH. yistsbafg, hobis ed hsr ~.
leans
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

GbdeN'r Ladies Bunk Tor june.
II H. a inOsi attractive number. full 81
good things from cover 10 cover FIRST
Darler-s exquisite illustration greets us,
ibe naughty urchin. familiar 10 us al.
who ereeps ''cle-ys Like snail ruanilling-
Is to school, while his mother rhid,s
and he s.sier srHil-s, a. generation ~ ~
generation has dome since ise great poet
first Described The sr-ne. Then He fad
90 fashion and woik department yer,
large variety Of suggestive matter for
lady's use. summer wardrobe and
Summer employment have the brsi Of
guide. ii tlirse page The literary de-
paI1m@nt !, very fine. fully up 10 the
usual high stand ird OF the magaziBe.
I Christian Reds story increases in met
est. and ihe new serial 'Glenarhan" t.
continued iu some Interesting Iages
4 Me. J.. X. Church contributes Que Of
7 beer excellent ariicl-s on the Women Of
( Our OWu Land. and Mr.. II. G. Eose.
a mO,t interesting sketch ~ the early
4 day. u tse -feai Queen Elizal@ih. While
4 the sic;aes add poems are varied and
elter- hing. Every department well
! filled w'h tie MATES most attractive "a
those iOf r hssr uss fhe Book t. deslg1rd
the isdies. We nil furnish the Nsys
and Cody. Lady's BOOK Tor one year ~
ihs low price u s2.5C on application AT
this Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

ygls -, CIV 4eGrll.n. BCa have
y'aN E2iglay fallen. Il generous 10
ihoss sbo change ailh TIE shifting f3D:-
sisfe u eseuis, and attempt 70 face solid
iaeis- EeIDeinbef your idol Of yesler-
DAY IL to-day going for your abdominal
F.seera, and learn from Il TINT ibe one Il
to-day NAY, like tie other, prove 10 be
one " cay. All THE IL kndnsss and
burberry protest, Bfoiberx PENDLEIOs
and WKBBER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

lex Salem Gfeenbaek Contention.
composed Of Gov. McNcLH, appoint
Ell NJ Z. J.. BUEsON, Of Tile town. DEL
egaie h tie Chicago Creenback Con-
ren.iDD.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

BisHOy &. &. PESicE. Of Airics. iss
returned 70 Virgins. after fOur year
spent Ia Liberia. We presume De Wili
return 70 his work aiier q brief feet
among civilized people.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Lee County.
Letter Prom ,IlckIeyvlll-.

HfltbiIIhiLLI, In iD.t IA
Aay l4th, lss0.l
EditOr .NsvS:
We are now having some very dry,
warm weather The farmer, Of lee aie
geuing n little out Of heart, owing 70
he ground b"ing 20 dry aud bard. But
to-day zee some prospecis Of n shov ~.
1hi, week and next closes the present
session 81 our schools and colleges 49,
Cumberland College closes Friday and
Saturday next. tie 10Th aud l5ih. We
are anticipating fine time. We would
Ike 10 zee full delegation from Bristol
on this Occasiou. On the same day and
date the closing exercise will take place
NJ Turkey Cove Seminary. On the 3Oih
hountduyiew College will close.
The Two prominent business houses NJ
stickleyyille, Mr. A. j. Luton aud Mess.
G. V. Young q Go. aye doing thriving
business now.
] learn that the Editor Of the Ysvs IN
company with Gen. lmbodeu aud Mr.
X. A. Aver visited or county some
few days ago. In the interest Of tie Mar
row Gnuge Railroad. regret Tint
did not get 10 zee them, but would my
that We all wish them and The Narrow
Gauge success. II would pnliyrn the
Interest of our Southwestern rouuiies 10
zee the iron horse rushing through our
momtAiis. We have three on ile hcll-
go couniles IN the State NJ Yligiula n
We only bad some advantage of the rail-
road. Respectfully
4.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

II the Grabbed old baehelor who utter
al this sentiment could but niib-ss he
iBiense thought. deep sindy and Thor
ough investigation Of monen IN Gr.-i-
mining I'D" bssi medicines 10 keep their
iamiiies we'll. and Mould Lo'e their sa-
g.piiy aud vision IN -eleriiug Hoy Bit
trrs az ihr besi. and demonstrating II Ly
Keeping their families ~ perpetual
health. ~ q mere nominal rNpsnss. IL
would b. forced 10 a'auoaiyi'cr that
such sentiments are baseles, aud FALSE
PleaNRhs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Notice TO Tretrassers.

All persons are hereby notified thai
uIey will not be allowed 10 hunt. f.h. or
Otherwise irespass on NY lands. a. the
law in regard to tresliassers viii be rig
idly enforced
w.K. CAMPBELL.
Sullivan county Tenn, Apiil -. 1889.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Census Enumerators.

Supervisor u. a. Ayers has recon-
mrnded ibe following appointments as
EnnmeiaiOp 10 ilis and contiguous
oouuLes ln ne 3. W.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

CoSsreSEgs PER IpAHo.-A. 4.
Osborne, A. Orsh. A. 5. Pinkh.m, B.
Z. Jones. Boyd L Porcin. @. P. stone
1 Co.. Clothisr & English. c. W. Pull
brick, C L.. Mitchell. era - ford &
Harrington. ID. Pearson. 2. ". wuss-
hoh, Frzaenthal Bro4. q Davies, @.
T. Msginnis & Co, II. Uhifelder. Fl.
AcAleer d Co. Hall Brothers, a L
Levy. Hall i PaG!son. /. Harris. ]. 8
q. Gasche, Jackson. Myers & Co, J.
Dougaa, J. Brasch, ]. Beer. John
Levy. ]. W. Smith. w. A. Jennings.
j. II. Colman. j. A. McPhee, J..
Shobrook. Kelly & Young. Kellogg 4
Snyder. L. Sohns Sc Co. l. Rsinig. L.
B. Harness. NJ Anderson. n 7. Cody
d Co. N. T. Bloemqu,st. Piummer
Bros z Q. Heaiy, Plunmer & Ynnns.
Sch~abseher Bres-. Slorsh s. Co, 8.
Davis. Seattle Coal Co., s. Baxter i
Co. 3 c. Benedict & Ca g. 8 Hazard,
Ststson i Post, Texas & Singermsu,
7. w. Prosch. T. Lyle. Tong Yse
Choug. Tai 10y. V. schmidt. Wali i
Campbell. Wsddeil i Niles, w. Mont.
gsmery. Wa Chong. ". II. Shoudy,
Wells Fargo 4 Co, W. II. Pumphrey,
d. z. Gage
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

f. Il. PLYLEY, Physician and Sur
geon. would announce to the citizens Of
Seattle and vicinity that / have with
nv family located in this city for the
purpose Of practising my profession.
Having been actively engaged for
twenty five years in the practise of
medicine, / feel confident 10 Offering
my services to all those in need Of
medical aid. Special stteation given
TO diseases OF the heart and lungs, i'm
potency and sterility in either sex.
Venereal diseases treated and cures
guaranteed in every case, of no matter
how long standing. Diagnosis Of dis
ease accurately determined and consul
tations free. Surgical operations scien.
ti6cally performed and professional
services reuderedga prices to sait the
times and condition Of men. Office and
residence corner Front and Columbia
streets. Seattle. w. T. o5.1md3mw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

A CLOSE Collisions weeks since
We had short telegarphic account Of .
nishap that befsl the tug 8. L Mss-
lick, wherein shs vas reported 90 hav
ing lost Der smokestack In q gale Of
wind. The facts were about like thi.
The house upon her Vas built eleven
years ago, and Vas frail and weak. In
the storm in which she was caught, the
terrible wave that swept over her broke
this house loose and carried i, over
board With all its contents Tits in
ciuded she smokestack, which passed
up through the house. The wave
swept every thing clean from the deck,
taking two boats and every stick Of
eordwood. - ~ell - the houses, step
ladders. &c. Those on board we're
thus sxposed N doub,s danger, md
for time IT WAS . matter Of doabt
whether they would Be drowned or
borned 70 desth. The Ere and smoke
that usually essspsd up the chimney
nov made its way al through the
boat. dlliaz tbs hull with fame. smoke.
900, and sparks. aud burning the wood
work badly. Il Vas 9 close call and .
mar. on sscaps A nee house has sincs
BEEN put upon her. which is intended
TO stsndsny ssssnit u the wave that
tbs boats own hull will stand. Ia the
new house il fine large room for the
owner. Mr. Mssick. AID upon it
stand the pilot house and the room Of
Capt WiIliams- Mr. Chapman is en-
gineer Of the Mastick. which 10 noe 10
thoroughly good condition.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

A STRANGE CorNcIDEScE. On the
first day of September young man
named Miller had his leg broken at
Port Blakely. aud was brought over to
the hospital at Seattle. On the first
day Of October. Ed Boyd. who was
tallying within a few feet of where
the accident took place a month before.
had his leg broken. aud was likewise
brought over to the hospital. Both
these gentlemen were young men and
both were contemplating trip to
China. They are both doing as well
as could be expected, and the chances
are favorable for their speedy recovery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

GovEKsAEsr SyAa BoAr-Unitsd
States Engineerl Hsber.ham, who has
been expanding the $500 spprepri-
alton in removing snags from the
skagit river. WAS In the city on Sun
day. on his way back TO Skagi, to in
ish the work. His mode of operations
has been as follows Going up the
river as far as practicable. he constructed
. large raft drawing four fest OF water.
On this he placed bis cspstAn, pulleys.
ropes and other gear. and went 10 v ork.
Tbs raft wouli be lowered down the
river toe snsg. or other obstruction,
which would be pat ont Of the way.
and again be lie, down 10 another, and
% on until the appropriation was all
expended Mr. Habersham viii report
in favor Of the construction of . snag
baat 10 be used for all rivers tributary
10 the sound. The cost of such boat
with ali the necessary appliances. would
not exceed TEN thousand dollars. and
with il all the nsvigable streams
emptying into the Sound could be freed
from distractions in the shape Of snsgs,
jams. breskwaters, etc. We hope Our
Delegate will labor earnestly to get an
appropriation for this much needed
work.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

GRAND REPUBLICAN DEaoxsraA.
TIos.-rhe Republicans have in view
the grsndsst political Demonstration
for tomorrow evening ever seen IN
Washington Territory. About o'clock
the excitement will begin A magni-
6csst bonfire will be bailt and bt on
Front street. opposite the IsrELLI0Es-
GER Office. and about the same time q
salute will be fred from the big iron
gun used for that purpose. The band
will then hssd huge procession. the
members Of which will carry torches
aud transparsncies. and which will 60
through The principal streets of the
town After this the crowd will file
into Yaslcr's Hall. and at 8 sharp the
speaking will begin. Mr Brent. will
address the people first. and be fol.
lowed'by Mr. Hsines and Judge Jacobs.
II ia determined that this demonstration
shall excel ell previous efforts in that
dneftion, sod that it will do so. know
ing the determination aud character Of
those having the matter in hand. We do
net doubt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

DESTROYED By FIRK.-On Friday
night last. ct 81 o'clock. the excelsior
room As PuyAilup xas discovered to Be
On fire. OF course. eonsiaering the
material With which Il vas died,
which vas little less combas;Ibie than
powder itslf. 1t szs impossible to Ave
1t. a. l. also proved impossible 20 ave
tne dry house near by. These tao.
With their contents. including - cords
OF wood for the making Of excelsior,
were burned. The ci,Izsns aud opera :
tlses turned out IN fose-. aad by sx'sll-
directed. desperate exertions. and the
use OF the boantiful supply OF water
with which PGyAllnp is blessed. pre-
vented the further spread of the flames,
which vas . nirscie, indeed. Net q
stick of wood In the aGjoaniag yard
Was destroyed. though in the CARRIER
moments OF the FIRE u looked slmoss nm
possible 10 save stick. Great praise
10 given the willing hands Who risked
and lsbored TO qusnch the FIRE and save
adjacent property. The escape Of the
barrel factory Was close. The toss of
that company was about $4,000, and the
Toss OF Mr. sraalding. who owned the
exceisior machines. About - much more,
Gil OF which is covered BY insurance
The barrel factory have another build
Ing there adapted 10 the purposes Of a
dry house, which they will use st the
earliest date. Much of the steam pipe
ia the burned dry house can probably
be used in the new one. l. the barrel
factory at Puysllup are employed aboas
80 white hands and a. u,..y Chinese
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

AT THE HosPrrAL.-Old man Mo-
Cune. who kept little toll bridge on
the Skagit trail. came down on the hst
trip Of the Josephine and went to the
hospital Tor repairs. He is suffering
with rheumatics caused by exposure
and hardships. :. /. Mr. Walker, who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever. 10 nov
rapidly recovering. and IL able to be
up aud around the ward =. Miss Miles
Of Newcastle (also . fever CASEY is
about ready to return home. i. There
are but eleven patisats In the institu.
ton altogsther. Tour Of whom srs coun.
~ charges
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

= 4 4 q
A SUGGESTION. lin conn eciien vi,h
the suggestion TO illuminate the city an
the arrival OF President Hayes snd his
party, would i NOT be'a good idea fol
the Committee Of Arrangements to
have Mr. Piper make 9 very large
painting OF our famous SnoquaImie
Falls. which be recently visited. I,
could be placed st some conspicuous
point with a nunber of lights behind
it. aud would make grand display.
and convey in . slight degree the bsa d
ty and grandeur Of our natural scenery,
of which our people are so prqnd The
party cannot axe the time 10 visit the
falls, but would no doubt appreciate 9
good representation of them on canvass.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05

A Coon SITUATION -Cipt james
Woolery Of this city L., g,ue to Yic,o
ria to take command Of the English
steam tug Pilot The tug has been
on the ways at that place undergoing
repairs. and on again being ready for
ser vice. a steady. skillfal man Was
wanted to take charge Of her Capt.
Woolery was sent for. and 10 by this
time 10 charge Of the tug. Capt. Jim.
a. he was formerly called. ran on the
Blskely for several years - mate, and
has since been msster Of the Cello and
the Addie lie 10 An experienced aud
competent navigator. and the owners of
the tug have done we'll in securing his
services. John Sufren. formerly of
this city. Is chief engineer Of the Pilot