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Iu the House OF Representatives yrs'>,d'j
l4O bIlg scre iltiy"aee5.
The social event i! i.u = a:;uli N y gs''ug'oE
vas Sslof XinGccnG bl'i las night.
A shock Ct carll on ko vas lett about three
miles east Of Ottswr, Canals, ;suadsy evening.
The Chatham, chrrtt mills 10 Phadslpha
we're buried yesterday, iHv0IviDg a I1ss Oh
$lT5 900.
1t ia conceded TINT The Census to be token
this year will SHOW that West Vlrglcla Is tn>
titled to four reGrt : ntativts in Congress-
Two nlcn were blown TO aIous. near Brad
ford, Pa, yesterday, ty tic explosion Of miro
eyccrlne 10 the sleigh in which they were
riding.
a treaty has been signed between China aDd
Spain, 10 which Cinnamon can DO contracted
Tor for labor in Cubl. as has formerly been the
practice.
Dr.. Benjamin Apthorp Gould, director OF the
National Observatory OF CordOva. ia tho Ar
rentiDo Republic, telcgiaphs that q great comet
is passing The sua 10 northWard direction.
Rev. William MunIord, rector Of st. Paul 5
parish, Calvert county, Md., formerly LieutcD.
att Colonel OF lhc 18th Virginia Irtantry. will
shortly move TO parish IN Mississippi, whittier
no has been called.
The male chilnpnrzee Of tho pair that were
recently received at tho PGadclphia Il )olol ioal
Gardens is dcsd, aud the female is not expected
10 live long. They both contracted o?lds duIiog
their voyage from London.
Edward Riddick, Western Union telegraph
operator At Charlotte, N. g., committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself through the heart
with pistol lie was o yCuDg man 10 robust
health and recently married. No c.usa is as"
signed for the suicide.
TIE board Of cir GERS OF the West, I'll North
Carolina railroad aud ,hc boad Of iulcrua i'm,
pr0vcmtnl rltc; at R.rieh 10 day 10 consider
| the ctitr to purchase the Western North Caro-,
Iine railroad by the Ntw Yoik syGicatc. 1.-THE
| Recommendation is favorable 10 tic purchase
The Governor vii! c.lI the Legislature 10 extra
session 70 closc ito sale
Ccr1tlu: J. IaUdctbt has become dissalis-
fed with The s9t;ltmeoi OF the 81, 900, 900 suit
with his brother, William Il. Vanderbilt. ard,
haSlog paid out II ost of what he received 10 the
payment Of oG debts, he pctitioncd Judge
D0zoEuo IL allow mo sticks, 10 which $780,
600 IL iGpcstyc go 81 witch l." GuIy receives
the Interest, 10 tc o:'l ard half Of tho amount
20 be pad 10 hiH,. He wants cllial 10 70 into
| business w.t.. Tic application Was, however,
refused
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To TEEG PilEt,{ii

~ mo tnmmlttee having in Charge The 10.
niu3tl d their uto comrades In arms from the
u. >. c"matcry 70 Christ Churchystd, have
performed Inst duty. There remains on hand o
tuIp'us of S'1: which they have deposited with
n - hrthur Herbert, (of tho firm of Burke Il
Herbert, bar kers who has kindly consenta6 n
act a. irnasurer.l rs u nucleus upon which to
i0u@d fund sufficient to erect an appropriate
sshal!, at the intersection OF Prince and Wssb.
ington streets, 10 thu mcmory of our oaon i'm nae.
diete CoGi6d9rsts dead, who left this city and
he'sho.rh"Id and lsid down their lives in a
cause thty held dear to their hearts
Ail persons who desire 10 contribute 10 this
lsudsb object. (and /. ID eornestly hoped ali
inaY,) will please hand or sand tho same TO Col,
Herbert, who will Only ackho ledge it.
feb T-Stsots THE CONNITTKE
LPspers friendly please eopy.l
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GSsIhak-S{ AE[l"S.

MIR. Cprueilus Is. Lipscomb, m,mbsr d
ihc i'cnri rI Aldermen e Ric''u!nDh. died Oh
Sunday.
Several isiall.e- oi taIor3i tmerauis arrived
al Petersburg yesterday from N.r.h Carolina.
"a route for lodiana. The psI:4 consisted Of
"ctren ana cAidrcn. Eot wanted at The West,
where pr0v.sl0a Is only made i,r bucks"
a meeting ci H. ccl"r5l c;ix.rs Of Rich
mohd AMI v:aa:t5 Hss held las! nigh; against,
the lhtolternnc. Il .Ea Federal oEicohuldars.
AL OF the ai.'nL",- GcnnuLc1i tina ntlieI- held
lnE IlnE ~ mGH:cnShlci icIlas, Ard ptalcsted
npalos; the ittcrirrr,c, If thn FrIrrn oihce .
holders IN thu ..nl;,e,l fl ira Of thu State.
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For tho A!e2ao1r!i G!z!!tc,
EariE:a. iii Strs!:.i:s.

Earin:a. iii Sirs!:.i:s.
"tsrwlag doesn't psl 7"
"No, it doesn't. anl I'm eGiu. 10 all out an1
60 to the city TO live
Such was the exclamation Of strong, hearty
man, f0,ty i've years o.! $50. ihe other day.
His noble little vile looked up siih surprise,
and quietly remarked:
But what will become ol these icut boys
they have six chidlen) surrounded by tho
OWLS of city life ?"
"Wcli, little woman, it docsn't pay 10 stay
hero; SO Ill 60 over aud llav. talk with
Squire s. about The matter"
In cry parlcr, on the mountain side, Squire
8. was stretched by a comfortable coal FIRE,
reading tho Alexandria Gszotto. as his less
successful neighbor walked ir. la tho chccri.
est tones he greeted him.
Como 10, neighbor; I'm glad to sec you
this chilly evening. | heard down at tie mill
that you were soon going to leave US and Try
city life. Take a cake and glass Ct cider aud
wo II chat the matter over to night"
The two friends oonycrSed for while On
different subjects. At length the visitor asked
tho Squire 10 give him, ION paper"
the result of his last years farming operations,
which. leaving out good many remarks e. lou'
lations. w., may be summed up Us follows:
Tho iarm contains about EnUy aor3s OF
cleared land l pay 500 rent fox it, 500: my
wheat crop brought $3.50; ten tens OF hay we're
worth 500; thirty barrels corn were worth $50;
eggs, Chickens turkeys, &c., $lG0; dried irui S,
$50; net profits on cattle grad, $3.50. We
| had very tuo garden, rlcuty for ell Ct us,
| which is w0rih-Wcli. health, life. visor, dee
| tors bills, for We had mono to pay
| thousands ct dollars. We sold v,rj little bu!-
tcr,about $lO;put up 400 lb:. Of polk at SIS pr
| owt., SO; haso good deal If corn left; he'd
| tho grazing for fyo hofsrs--thc pleasure OF
using them cannot be estimated by figures; the
profits on sheep We're S25; total, $l,0l5 We
kept thrtO cowS-n TX a1d butter every dey
not to bo valued We have dono Gil The work
| ourselves; there arc eight tf Us; have lived
| high ard spent all cur money; ur1 going IL
wtrk 10 make mere. Thu properly has in-
creased in value al least Is per cent. tho last
year. You know it must have been hard
! pGco when tell you VIC have, in past years,
| picked the !cck ur aud made five mics OF stone
lcnclng, four aud half feet high and as bread
at the base. II it Was not fer my fanlnts; lei
spending money would save UP cnd Try ard
| buy the farm, but somehow oan nepcr ecl
| ahead enough to make an iavcstmcIt. hiy
| mato is, Mill sine lahore. "
The gentleman with ci:Ywuri bottoms went
| homo that night. and before rcIigiag TO bed,
| took his axe and cut down hia old cedar tree,
called "the old shade tree" and sworn ho
you'd try "Nihil sine h.h2r," ior yc,r or
| Two bctote he went to the city.
Aid yet We hear so many persona gr1anlug
about farm life
More anon from EFN,
SALEM. FAUQUIER COUNTY, Feb t, lSSn.
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The .sl.Ggcsii.D a,ucs,,a,

RlcuNosD, Virginia, Fotr1acy ID
Yesterday being tha day for to'iirc Il, ''' Z
lar monthly term 81 &c County r.,.
Heurico, largo numblr Ct persons a,s,.,.
at tho court house, expecting 10 SO od, 'IVS'
tween Judge L, G. Miner AID the judi. .;
Edmund Waddell, il. TLtro was r. ,..
however. for an arrangement had been ~
between these gentlemen by which the a ~';
ton should DO settled by The Court tg ','
peals. "''
A few minutes past | O'Clock JUDI, g.
c,me into court ard took his scat un,, :,
BEECH, and the court Was formally er,rs. ~
tho sheriff, after which the Ctuit Ips,,u,l
the grand Jury to DO called. 'uS:
Judge Minor then said: "Gcntltm., &C.,
grand jury, will discharge you for the = IT,. IL
There is doubt among many pers,Is " W" u
who Is the legal Judge Of this c9ur, A. =:
time. While am OF opinion that Tho ~. ~.
OF office of my successor does not bapin W.
the first of next January, aud thu, | ~. :.
Judge, yet | think while thcro is ouesii,, v :.
to who is the Judge, that | should nerl,,m < :,
judicial oct until the question is settled hV =,
| Court OF Appeals. | will therefore disrb.,- ~
you and adjourn the court until the mex, tS,.
before which time, doubtless, tic question ";
| be settled VT
The court was then adjourned.
10 sccordarcc with tho arrapcerrcpt =
| viousIy agreed upon between the two iuJo,
10 order 10 test the question Of ryh,, ind.
| Nlluor, before vacaiug tho bolcl,, lra; m II
| following order:
deputy Sheriff Wliism Walsh il c?m,.
ted to Jail for two months Ter refusing to Oh
and disobeyiug lawful order Of this c,rr, Il
day made" :"
This wa0 followed by l!r. W. l.. Ra,a
COUNSEL for Sheriff Wash, drawing IN = n,
licn to the Court Ct Appeals asking fer 4 ",
Of habeas corpus, directing the sheriff Of 4
county to produce before it. at such time sslI
c?urt may designate, Mr. Walsh, together ",
the cause Of his detention. &c
| immediately alter Julnn Miror had Z,
journed the court. Judge Wnilah catered i
court room. AID upon taking his scat lgrr,,l
opened the court, aud before proceeding W
business had his commission aad quaiiti,a,j
entered upon the record ci The court. r
| grand Jury was called, ald uaon taking L.;
seats We're discharged unii! the ,.:xi term. 7
judge then issued an ufGcr Siuiar 10 tie 1
issued by Judge Nlicor ordering ;h.t John
Broaddus, deputy sheriff. bo c4nm.ticl II !
Tor two mcn'hs !qr disobeyiDE ia cgicr - i
| court.
[ FREDERICKSBURG, FOB 10. --luirc SAITH
tho County COurt Of kins George sad Stiff
IS tsking legal steps 70 have The question oi y
is juJgc--himsct or Judge lIun!cr-lesid
Judge Suite claims that his term his nr;
pred, os hh WAS elected ait,r tho Resigns;
Of Judge jet, anl to Eli & !,rm Ct SIX ,ga
| and that his is . peeuiir c4sa.
1t il likely both Judges will appear At Staff,
Court House on the lSjh unic,s The Her
case should be settled il the mesntima
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Il. r. FAIR
SHALL InLY DANCE?-Thc question Of rer

SHALL InEY Dance ?-Thc question of peI.
mIiiinS c1mmunlcants to dance or not to darco
hiss been fgitatiDg The ministers Of the BAPTIST
Church Of Nov York. Some thought it CO..
coutaged lusia 0! The flesh, whio others could
500 &c So, c a! hahn il it, Ona minister took
rttacr business ike view Of The matter A
young lady, he sad, date oaoo OF twice, aud
Knowing that she will be- bauied over the Goals
Tor liz s'GyH sway irons ohuicn, and finally jiins
some determination wnicl dotsn care psrLlcu
larry about dancing. lu this way, he asserted
more lhcu tea Thousand people Ind been driven
away I1m The Baptist CHURCHES 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

Lent will commence to morrow. W. trust
that the pontonIini season may be aValtd OF
By tho politicians, specially by the eaCiusleIs
in the Virginia Legislature. as fitting oppor
tunI'y Tor lhc calm and dcib rate inspection Of
their Own con: clotces, and that they msy DO
enabled hereby to sec, in their true coicri, tho
OWLS they arc now seeking, aud be induced 10
avoid item whic it is yet line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
Legislative.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. February To-
Ia tho Scaaic yesterday Mr.. Strothcr intro
duccl hill to relieve tho rni'ic! disabilities
OF VIM. Nalla, O! Cunrpcr,
ihC rtS) Ion proposing AZ amendment to
the constitution aboshlDg the prepayment Of
the capltatOD tax as prerequisite for tScr-
csing tho r!Rht Gt suffrage vas passed by till
| to day.
Tie bill iii relation TO The appointment Of
| certain CiEc;rs Cf' the pcDltcniary was passed
t'y q vote u 10 to l2-abscnt and not voting 9,
n bill WAS passed amending the Code in re.
ieIctco to person changing his name.
lie bill to smcGh Tho Code ia relation TO
telegraph c0mneUir9. seas passed and conmuoi.
Gated to the liUusa
The lii to amcrd he charter Ct Roanoke
College was also passed
Tho ,iqnar tax bill Ma discussed at the
night session.
10 tho House CT Delegates bills were intro.
duccd by Mr.. nanari6s:e Tor tho PROTECTION Of
sheep liz tho county OF Frederick; suthotjziue
the board Of supervisors C Frederick county
to declare iGUpcietiyc as to said county the
fence :aT, and Prohibiting persons resident
within tho corporate limits ii the city Of Win
chester trou v0llEs for c9rtair officer Cf Fred
crIck county.
A bill Was fcrnitea providing for submitting
the question ci liquor license or no liquor lic nss
to the qualified voIcrs Of Fauquicr c)uLty.
By Mr. Gibson 10 au!hotz. the toWn of
Cui,cptr 10 b0rr.3 mcn-;; 10 smerd the Sth
section Of Tic Ii &ri'cc OF TIC constitution IN
Is to rC4nir1 q! ;iaHiyr c,iitc,rd Ia apy COUNTY
Tor C lGoi rHTpc-9G Il, h.: wholly cxraudrd in
the lalc c.'uE.r. and ia an,cnd section "A oil
a.: cct {" chaJgc tic ua,ig II FaiiiaX 10 chi
u nnT. IrDy;Un a pIt n f,r ! kn
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Explosion.

WINDSOR QUEEEC. Feb. l0.-Au txplosion
OF boilers 10 The mis !leiorgius to the Canada
Taper Company, occurred this morning. THREE
nen We're badly, if lot fatally tured by steam
and bleach liquor. ami TWO were killed The
pulp mill took fire and Vas destroyed. The fire
has been brought undar control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

The hi2hmoLd Wing compares Mr.. Blaine
to Mr.. Clay. a Satyr to Hyperion, tho man
guilty OF the Nulii3sn letters and the Caldwell
dispatch to the man who "Rould raih;r bo right
than President" Comparisons always were
Odlous, but this orc is moro 81 than usual.
lndo I'D i; seems that read uslmort" 10 blight
that ailcc:s its victim s'mCwhat alter the man
mr. eff soallaaa2i,m, makes them incapable Of
dstibgu' sling tho RICH: from Tie wrong course,
and induces them almost invariably to Iko tic
latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

The RichmoDd papers 10 dey publish, 10 full.
the bill pr,piSci by the rtadiustcrs for tic
settlement Of the State debt. Tho main features
OF the bill have already appeared in the Ga.
z'ttc, ard tho lul! text only Celebrates tho
points given. Ii Is said that s0mO of the read
justers tEink the bill eco liberal" aud want
to call tho .ucI3 icgcher for \ further consid.
Grafton Of tic In .llrr.
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I.kI'RR.

Richmond, Fob. l0.-".O2 p. NV. W. Ar
cher, OF The State, u. N. Harrison and j. A.
Frazier were before Tho Police Court hero this
morning. Archer was fled five dollars, and
Archer and Frszicr bound over 10 kscp the
peace tor Twelve months. Harrison WAS dis
charged. Tho House Of Doleg.te committee
appointed to investigate this matter meets TO-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Messrs. Archer
and Harrison are in Tho custody Of the Sergeant
al. ARMS eli bail.
Inc debt bill will not como up for several daye.
rho Hanrlco county indgcBhip cases wore TO.
day ro;tpoH0d by tho Supreme Court ill Mon.
ia;
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

TokFINE.-Fraok Wooster, r f B;oa!saier,
Fart-X Z. H vs.; q A Mill, New Jersey; L
N Hubbard. W + Ursiehi, W ID Smith, Epia
copal Iish School, w; Jas " Green, Gu
pepper CO, W; E Davis, Loesture. W; YIN G
Grachen. Winchester, Va; II ARMSTRONG,
Broad Run, vs.; Robert & Flrennr. fauqucr
CO. A Smith, Haymarkct "; Judge James
Sangstrr. Fairfax C James W Cowan. Ba:-
tlmore. Md; II Sheppard. WaIr.uton, v; d
G'bSor, IL SlIoott. Fauquier CO; JUICE W j
Kobcrlsoa. Chatlottc, vic, Vi Il b nricy,
Baiilmorc: Nd; Fl r Garden, Wamonton, Va;
James Il fleming. Chicago; Nj W Walker. VI;
Chss & Lacy, Wsst Troy, N Y; 8 A Bnch,
A'benare Co; S II Haiocs, Phladelphia. Pa.
Always keep it on hand, a. dnI.p increase.
-ufFerior. If you have a Cauph r. Cnli u4n
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will oure you.
Price 25.
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ALBANY, N u, Feb. lU.--A fire broke ont
i'll The County ClcIk's ciico iu tho Civ Hail
tbs niniung, and gas not checked until the
whole building Was dos ropcd When the
dom fill seven mcn were il urrd, ur,n fa,ar.
nj 3sL ut the rCc1ria wore saved
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The rrasii.t.r- Eavc liz II the State d1ht at
1868 OhD. m9nn which {; per cGat. interest is
to be paid. AL tie ret If tbs debt ami Il c
coupons ale 'rru}Iatcd. and the coupon on tic
new bonds air nat Ecc lvall, far tx 3 Int II
tlGcaca receivable for tnx,s are 10 he sod ut
fifty cents ca tho doila; in order to d>prcciatc
tbs value Of tbs outstanding coupnEs The
gcnlctHcn WHO urorcSi this s0hfma haVn for
gotten ih,t il.t dths arn binGine, n, d lnat
both tho highest Court ia The Stale aud the
Highest III ho Unitrl States stand between
them and those they seem 30 anxious to roi
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COMM ERCTAI,,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Ech lr.-iha r..,.
kat to-day was quiet hid essv, with r-ir,. =,
about yesterdays quotations Flour is u.
changed, with littlo doing. No strictly choite
Whea! Was olIaro1 to-Asy, and sales OF 572 bus.
els were made al lt3 for EGiil:. end IL for N
cd. Corn il in hottcT receipt. sni 1876 hushc2.
sold al % for whto and yellow. 80 Uat. r..
ported. sud 1872 bushels o; Rye bfouph. NJ
Country produce is firm Will wanted
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NEW YORK. Fob. l0.-Stocks strong. Money
,s6. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet Com uuiel
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-14
FOLLY AND FASHION.
EDITOR ISTgLLIaESCER:

EDITOR ISTgLLIGENCER:
Please bear with rue once more
while tell you what thiuk of Folly
snd Fashion.
One of the most serious evils that
exist in society at the present line.
and one that has q great tendency T.
bring about financial crises. bankrupt
cies, mercantile d shonor and = with
drawal OF that confidence wituout
which the wheels uf comm-rce are
clOgged. is the insane pass on TOR dress
and gaudy ornament. which is m4nI-
tested by q certain class OF American
ladies aud is fos;erei by their nus
bands and fathers The evil has be-
come so great aud of sneh Dsgai>
tude that the press here and there is
lifting up its voice axsinst II; aud
may it arrest the attention IL the
ladies and lead them t. o thorough re-
form. The sad history of mercantile
disaster and Of dishonesty in high
places. which the history OF the past
few years has disclosed. 10 full of warm
~ nOs AObtOoCuCos ~ AbO"C AohACs
who have lived beyond the most ample
means. to crafty a vanity which is un-
worthy of them. Ladies make mis-
take when they suppose they add to
their charms by vieiDg with the plum
age of the gsudiest bird it, their ap-
parel. The wearing of gaudy or costly
apparel naturally tends to breed aud
increase vanity. BY vanity | me.n
the love and desire Of being admired
and praised Every one of vuu who
are fond of dress have witness Of
this IN your eyn bosom. Whether you
will ooLfess it or not you know in your
heart 1t is with view to being admired
that you thus adorn yourselves. Min
listers in their broadcloth and fine linen
will preach against il. while the princi.
pal members. the elders. the leaders
and their wives aud friends. 20 to the
communion table g-w.gawed. jeweled
artihcislled. with broidered hairs,
gold, pearls. and costly array. in the
tiptop fashion of worldliness. and every
Ole apes them IS far ~ they can. down tO
the lowest servant. Only let rich
Christian lady come to the house of
God in full fashion. aud the whole
church are set agog. to whisper and
wonder where Ms SOFA d so got her
new bonnet. and they will comment
.cd say: Isn't it horrid?" and perhaps
on the very next Sunday. every one in
church will have one just hike it. if
they are compelled toruu 10 debt TO get
it. Now. friends. another thing that 10
popular and fashionable is to profess
to ''love everybody" One can profess
love. perfect love. the love that cloves
every body" and the Lord with all his
"hesrt. soul. and strength" aud still
love the world, be proud and covet.
Gus. follow worldly fashions, adorn the
exterior with srtifcials, read novels,
romancss. silly love tales, talk non.
sense, attend pleasure parties, fancy
fairs. sit down. cat. drink. make merry.
and rise up to play. sip wine. chew and
smoke tobacco. wink at popular sins in
the public and out of it; advocate the
doctrine OF expediency, carry religion
in one band, the world sin. and Satan
in the other. Kind reader, if We have
said anything that is unjust. humbly
beg pardon. l. l. Nc.
Of New Tacoma
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-14

E. II. FLYLEY. Physician and Sur.
geon. would announce n the citizens OF
Seattle and vicinity that have with
my family located in this city for the
purpose OF practising my profession.
Having been actively engaged for
twenty Ave years in the practise OF
medicine, feel confident in offering
my services to ali those in need oi
medical aid. Special attention given
to the treatment OF diseases -oi
the heart and lungs. and i'm
potency aud sterili,y in either sex.
Venereal diseases treated and cures
guaranteed in every case. Of no mates
how long standing. Diagnosis Of dis.
eAss socnrately determined and consul
tations free. Surgical operaticus scien
tiRcally perfnsmed and professional
services rendered ct prices to suit the
times aud condition Of men, Once and
residences corner Front end Columbis
streets. Seattle. W. T. oS.1mdJmw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-14

REAL ESTATE. The following are
the transactions in real estate, as re-
corded in the Auditors Office. since our
last report:
August Hess to Francis Miller, lots
and 4, block 4. and all Of block 40,
landlords addition, for $1,000.
ID Horton to Hsrmiue Daigneauit,
Sister Mary Dolores. lots aud 4,
block @, A A Dennys addition. know ,
as the John Sufern lots. for $4,000.
A A Denny to Hermine Dsigneault.
lots and 3. block G. A A Denny's sd
ditinD. for $500.
Matte + Chandler to Jno G Branti-
gan, lois 4 and 3, block IL. McAleer's
second addition. for 500.
"A Denny and wife to Geo p Dear.
born, 30 feet on the corner of CONNER
cial and Jackson streets. for $1,000
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-14

Mr B Miller. the re elected Sheriff
of Jefferson county. evidently feels
pugnacious. The Port Townsend ar.
gus says 1t has been called to account
for saying that Sheriff Miller used
money aud whiskey freely in the pres>
snt csmpaign." and the Press the other
Port Townsend sheet. informs its read
srs that it is threatened with g libel
suit by Sheriff Miller. Before Mr.
Miller goes to spending very much
money on libel suits, and calls many
other individuals to account" we'd
like to have him attend to 0 little
account" of his own in this Office, now
outstanding sixteen or eighteen months,
aud evidently waiting for outlswry.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-14

A new town. to be called Georgetown.
ha, b-eu surveyed on tho place OF
Philip George. on the Touehct above
Waitsburg. There, that's FIRST rate.
Now all they want is q Salem. an
Albany. q Jacksonville, Springfield. q
Lexington. @ Rome. Peru. q Peters
burg. added to their Dayton. Lewiston
Waitsburg. etc. 10 have the country
over there dotted oil over with names
precisely similar - those to he found
on maps OF every other section of the
Union. As for us on the So1nh. we will
try and he content with q nomenclature
OF oar own. embracing such beautiful
and expressive names rs Kalama, Cath.
lamet. Hwaco. Nswankum. Olympia,
Chehalis. Tum water, Steilacoom. Ia
coma. Seattle. Snoqualmie. Quileute.
Wilopah. Snohomish and Sksgit.