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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
THENEWS
M the Day in Pithy Paragraphs,

DNneSLl1
.r..era' a million dollar Hood has
.Nug th,u2s mp badly in central
.r. are fifteen sardine factories
..., ---u.v. IN Passport, Name, en-
........ .-rm 500 20 1000 hands.
pm. Fringe, Jr., Ei. Bolton and
r..v Mobile. convicted OF the murder
.. Alfred Smith, OF De-Ota Parish,
sana, will be hanged on Decem-
r.- 30.
9rresu's Deity dodge is of recent Ori-
..~ Hr seems TO have borrowed the
-..s :-1u tina; PENNSYLVANIA crank who
.s..-, the Presidency upon divine ere
.a.a.s.
IT., wv York SIR : OF the double.
...v.u.un that GuIteaU Is crazy. IL
. ....-r4.y believed, however, that the
,,--.... IS sane enough to be legally and
-..--ruS.y eliminated
E.-e,ga dispatch says the reports OF
....-..rs trial excite the utmost aston
..-.. .. among the English lawyers
.... -s.n continued violations OF de-
...... --a permitted in court. A SINH
..-r....~r ~ disgust can be noted here.
v- rgues VI. Swank, Secretary of
..- sv-~ran Iron and Steel Assocls-
o.. ss,.-.a.as the worlds production
.., .r.n .n ISL at 100000 tons,
...l -... .. 100000 tons. These
.... ...- -. nased upon thorough
........ .. al. available statistics.
Foreign.
rr.-.. .. fresh Cardinals are on the
..-...ue ..r the Vatican.
w.,.. b., -e,riug into another poiiti-
A .....nt. The present President is
-.- blood, aud willy old POrdrio
rs,. a.o has Just married the dauGh-
.--.. ..- great political chief, Bomcro,
.--... rre a bitter enemy TO him, is
... ag ior an opportunity to slip into
. -aSJdency once more.
E..e provisions OF the Irish land
.. - y.ry d.s,dsteiul and repu s.ve
..-.- .andaO.ders in Parliament, with
... .suur.jOn Of party, what may he
-,.-.--i OF them when the success ot
.., measure shall prompt the ten
s. .ru-rs and farm labOrvrS To make
-...sr 'rruanjs for the general reform
.~I ,rUures in England, Scotland
&. Nar-' But perhaps in this case,
ASH .... natter of r"Urch tIsestablISa-
.-... Nr Gladstone regards Ireland as
a.. a. .-:rru Co a, ordinary rules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
LOUISVILLE RACES.
New Programme and Extra
Purses.

LoUIsvILLE, November 23.-The jock
ev club has decided to have a carnival
OF racing in the spring, increasing its
regular meeting TO eleven days, and
adding some 5000. In the programme
eight additional stakes will be open,
making thirteen, 10 close January lst.
Il is expected that many strangers from
abroad will visit Kentucky in May to
witness a Derby day and our races, as
veil as to attend the sales OF thorough.
bred yesrings occurring thereafter.
The new stakes are to further demon
strate the worth of American bred
horses. The club will adopt a sliding
scale OF weights different from those OF
the Lexington club, and will announce
them shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
FRIENDLY FHOLIC.
Cincinnati Merchants Having
ruu With Themselves.

".>cryNAr., November 2j.-A' this
... .ar O'Clock > v, tine Chamber OF
...rre moved in procession from
. -- arEatareI quarters, Smith &
Ez.g Hail. ON Fourth near Main street,
p. IKE Opera House, tue'r new quar-
.-... Tuey mris a rea. carnival oi the
sion, which they kept upon the
-ru on down Fourth street. BlJrels
A. ur must have been used by the
r-..-rs thrnsing it On each other, IN
,.. ... ,uamber, and on all the by
,....-.. As they marched down street
,r..--..ua ut dozen tin horns, the
.-..-.---.Iu, every man IN It covered
.. -..- .sCE with flour, presented
an.-r-.. 20. appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Not Candidate.

WASHINGTON, November %. The
Post this morning says: Senator Davis,
OF West Virginia, will not be a candi-
date for reelection, his time and atten-
ton being occupied extensively with
the railroad and mining operations n
which he is engaged. Ex-Governor
Mathews and Mr.. Hereford vii! proba-
bly, be aspirants for tha position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Chlc2YG.


CrIcAao, November %. Flour
Normally unchanged Wheat-I'n.
settled and lower; 40. Chicago spring
81 2jGEl 25i cash; II -. seller No.
ycuaber;S Il %! seller December; 81 26!
seller .lanTarv; sales at 81 2ji@l 27s;
seller January; Np. 3 do II II; reject
ed S5G 9Dc Corn Unsettled but gener.
all lower ut 5Sc cash. seller. November
and seller December; IS lc seller jana.
ary; G3! seller MAY; rejected sG".
Oats-Actiyc, firm and higher at iito
Iiic cash; II lc seller November: 4}lm.
GiI4C seller December; 43c seller Janu-
AIRY; l5!c seller Nav. Rye and Barley
steady ana unchanged. FlaXseed-
Q.i"r AZ - i6. Pork-Unsettled, but
generally higher; old il6 90, new Sl6 S5
cash. seller November and seller De-
c.IGl ,r: SO 974( SIT 10 seller January;
81 l,!mI7 20 seller February. Lard -
Opr. cl strong ani higher, and cosed
iusl"r prices at so 80 cash, and seller
Nuy, ,,.U.r; $40 800 lU - srli-r y, CEN.
b2r; 50 ltIll ~ Her January;
Sll - s.,Isr frbruarv. Bulk Meats
steady and unchanged. Whisky
Fairly actiyc and shade higher at
Il l..
Bnltimore.
BaLTNOrE, November -. Flour -
Straiy. Wheat Western higher, clos.
ing s,,alN, No. > winter red spot and
seller NOyrmD"r 81 36!mI 363; seller
December II 47,>rl Al; s"icr Janu-
arv Il llCdl !; seller February 81 ~
al ~ Coru-Wrst"rn higher and
s'eaiv: mixed spot and seller November
GSi e.; seller December So IN 66lc'
s...r Januiry EiMGN,c; seller Frbry.
a'y -ImGI,c. oats s-Elrm aud qllct,
western wrI'c Oaj2c; mixed Isolde;
Pennsylvania iH,lj2r. Rye-Dull at
81 0Jol ~ ilI"-firm and active:
prime to cIoi.r Pennsylvania so OOd,
26 On. Provisions-Dull and easier.
Mess PuIk-At SIS - Bulk Mrlts-
ShOII!er. AMI clear rib sides plc.cis
@l0.. B3ron-ShOuldcrs Ole; clear rIb
sides lie; hams l&lGl4,. Lard-Easer;
refined Sl2 - Entrer-Flrm: western
packed lSln2jc; roll 29G,2G.. Eggs
E,si.r a. 26Ga2Sc. Petroleum. Nomi-
na!; refined 7ic CcFee-Dull; Rio car.
go"s q aylo,". Sugar Dull, A soft a,c.
Whisky Qlici at 81 l6hgl lGl.
Cincinnati.
rt.G>~, tt, November 23.-Cotton-
QIjot "r He. Flour-Dull and IN.
c3ange1. Wheat-Quiet at 81 81. Com
Steady: N. 2 mixed Csc. Oats
Quiet; No. mixed 47c. Rye DGl and
nominal at sl05 Barley-Dull and
nominal: N , iall 81 T. Pork-Dull
at SIS On. Lar!-Dui at so 10 Bulk
N"a,s-Qui.t AMI unclaimed. Bacon
Firm and unchanged. Whisky-Ac-
tive, firm N higher at II ID; CON-
bnauon sai.s oi finished goods, 7sJ
barrels, on : basis ot 81 - Butter
firu aui GIcI'n-ed.
Toledo.
rcr.. .. November -. - Wheat -
Firm: 40. rei pot Il 32i; seller DE.
c~rnbrr 81 81 BIZ; seller January 81 35t:
seller February II %7!. Corn-S,eaiy;
! No. spot So; seller Dnc-mhrrrr wear
t2c. seller Jauuarv 62r a.ked. seller
! May So Oats-Qni-i; ~. 24llc
/ A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Persecutlng the Heathen.

MAYsvILLE, KY, November "a
newspaper boom has struck AaysylIe.
The daily R,tlet!n was issued Yesterday
afternoon; the daily Mason Coun Y
Journal will appear in wv days, ard
the daily Rep,sbiicm on the 9th oi De
cember next. The Sunday mora ng
CaH is also preparing to issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
FIRE * ECOitD.
Iuceudlary Fire.

CINCIxSATI, November 2&.-What is
supposed TO be an inccndiary fire oc"lr-
red at Glendale, Ohio, this morning in
the livery stable of Willis X Doo.ey, oc.
cuped by Henry Ross, and the stables
of Peter rSchootsmau and Frank BrGcker
were burned. Loss shout $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
THIS WEEK.


The arrivals OF cattle during the week
amounted to 3,IG5 heal, against 3,O9l
last week and 3,gg5 head the &C pond
ing week OF last wear, and the sales dur
ing the week amounted 10 2,@G0 head,
against >, ,0j4 last week and 2,6l2 head
the spending week OF last year,
and were as follows: To Baltimore
butchers. 1850; to country dealers,
$50; TO Eastern spectators, 4,2O; Wash
ington city butchers, 90; total sales,
1850.
The market has been very dragging
to day, and prices throughout were ! to
| DC lower than last week. The quality
ol the offerings was not as good as then,
common cattle being much more nu-
mcrous than last week, and good cattle
more scnrc than they were Iurr. The
wholesale market is seucl~ly r"l"ucd
rs a slight fraction higher than i was
last week, while tho retail prices werr
lower as above stated. Pres 29m6r,
with but few at the latter prize, and Il
full number at or near the lorn"r
figure, most sales ranging from 3!"5'.
SwIxE-There is but lIi!la dlherenc"
in the numbers aud quality this wesH
as comDarGa with last week. In ma
ioritv al IT," pens the quality is repor,-
ed AZ something better !han last week,
and in the balance not as good. Trade
is reported fair to good, The supply gen
era!lv being considered rs inIly equal to
the demand. We quote at ItHSic !ar
common - fair hog, .aIr - goCd AZ =
Ia She anL iI'r extra 1T SIC net. Arm
walls this week 7.2OI head, against I, ,ll5
last wrak a"d = ,N23 head the same time
last year.
SmEEr lvD Lanes There is C1rsid.
crahIg p1rpDrtiOuatc increase in the re-
CENTS over last week ard falling of in
the quality a. well as the demand a9
compared with last week market. We
quote butcher sheep at 3GHjc; lambs i6G
SIC. and stock sheep very dull at 81 30;
s. 60 each for ewes and g 25LG4 on tor
weflers. There is no outside demand
this week. Arrivals this week 5,iII
head. against 3,2G6 last week, and 3,2"t
head same time last year.
Chicago.
CnrcAGo, November 23.-The Drorar'
Jo,rnol bureau reports; Hogs-R"Ceipt pts
5000 head; shipments 300 head.
Market rather easy; common and light
!. lover, ~ ii 81; dca aDIe grades hrm
losing generally strong and unchanged;
common 10 good mixed packing and
Shipping 81 05@G 30; light s. 6O@
! so: culls and grassers S3 75d5 25.
Cs,ue-Receipts G,010 head; ship
ments 500 head. Market fairly active
and steady; exports nominal at s. O0@
6 -; good to choice shipping s. 40f9
) a.; common to lair II 00d4 80; butch
ers' firm, poor to lair at - OO(a2 40;
good to choice s. 25H400; Texans $ 90
IA y: stuckers and feeders 3 50Gy
, 80 hall breeds, COWS. - 9)@4l5
Sheep - Receipts 5000 head; ship,
mrnts 500 head. Market steady; good
stock fin; poor sheep duh at = 75G
, ; 80, gool - choice mixed ewes am
wp,hcrs 3 75G4 80: selected w,ther.
J 81 75'l5 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
MORE OIL.
An Old Well Starts AfrcSh and a
New one Flows 200 Bbls. Per
Dl,

....,...rs. Pa, November 25.-Thcre
., considerable Cxri,emenS IN the oil
.r.-s .. r..s district on acc, unit OF an
... "r. which, in former years pro.
.r'"i .v' avrr's per day, starting up
a.-a,a an. hr".ng 100 barrels per day,
a-ur having uaeu drilled 90 ieet deeper.
l.r Wei IS located near the Insane
A,y.Gm, .1 Warren, p \ new well,
estimated .. 21l barrels, was also struck
,.-.ty .a .ut rs. in tine Sheffield dis
..... a..r. NAV opeu up some new oil
.--.-v. Iae latter and adjoining
:. -tr.F Is owned nr!e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Total Increase in Population of state. 17G, ,42o.
The Banner Grain Raising Counties in 1880


The Banner Grain Raising Counties in 1880.
Jefferson bushels all kin grin l9099
Jeferson-Producej wheat, 496,7OS.
Jefferson Raised bushels $685.
Preson--Mos bushels OF
Preson-Mos bu bucbwheat. - 974.
Brooke-Most bushels barley, $500
Hampshire Most 1882.
W Frgnans the substantial fruits her growth
population and wealth which by presented tables
reports Just
both people those nquirng
condition the OF making their homes
I
table which oe
the banner the products for the
which V
in
conO patent the State
prouveness railroad facilities which
This faithfully demonstrated the the
number OF
while
railroad facilities
the
| theg c the airoad.
other the feel envous OF the
which the
while the Eastern Panhandle
But be service ambition
count which exhibit above tables.
complain
have
younger will
| harvest in the next decade?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
BUYING AND SELLING.
HOME AND TeLEGRAPHIC REPORTS
Money At 2 to 6 Per Cent.-Governmeats
Quiet and Unchanged-fIour Un.
changed-Wheat Unsettled and
lower-Hogs Quiet
FINANCE.
New York.

N1w YORK, November 23.-MoNlY-
At 2G6 per cent. per annum, l-64 per
cent. per diem, closing at per cent.
offered Prime mercantile paper 6@7
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, weak at 419!; demand 1921.
SILvER-At London Sid per ounce.
bar silver here 1923; subsidiary silver
coin ! per cent discount.
GovERNAENTs-Quiet and unchanged.
SKIS extended l0ll.
FIyes extended.
Fours and hall cou
RAILROAD BoNDs-Nominally weak
and lower. Boston Hartford and Eric
frsts were most active, and cold up
from 69i to "A; reacted to 20, and closed
At Il.
STATE SEeURiTIEs-Dull.
SrcCks Speculation was heavy
throughout the entire day, and at the
opening prices showed decline of t9l!
percent from yesterday s closing figures,
and the market Immediately took
dosnward'turn. 4 heavy pressure to
sell prevailed during the morning, and
quotations fell oil sharply through
out the entire list. During the
afternoon there were occasional
Sigh; reconeries, hu. the tendency WAS
decidedly toward lower figures, and in
the late dealings the depression was
quite pronounced, the market closing
weak at or near the lowest point OF the
day. The decline ranged from to 1
per cent, the latter for Oregon Naviga-
ton, Denver and Rio Grande selling OF
81. Michigan Central and Peor a, Deca-
tur and Evansville >. and indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western = rer cent.
Richmond and DanvilIe rose q and re-
acted . per cent, anu Manhattan Fleva-
ted rose II per c'nt. The approximate
earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande
road tor the third week in November ara
1922 ,6Aj, against SS091S lor the same
week last year. The number Of miles
now operated is 975, against 55l last
year. Their traffic was interrupted by
the storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
DE0 GRATIAS.
WHAT OUR STATEHAS TOBE THANKFUL FOR

Graphic Presentation of The Comparative Increase in the Population
of tho Counties IN tie Last Decade,
Showing AsU the Banner Counties the Cereal Products of 1880
Striking Facts and Figures for Cur Festival Of Thanksgiving
paratve Statement by Counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

WASHINGTON, November % Tie
Peruvian Minister has received cable
advices informing him that President
Calderon and Senior Goiuez, Minister Ci
Foreign Affairs, had been arrested on or
about the 9th instant, by the ChiIians,
and taken to Santiago. He was also IN
formed by General Hunt that probably
Vice President Monters would be recog'
nized as the constitutional successor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
LIVE sTUCk,
Wheeling
" hcelln0
WEDNESDAY, November

WEDNESDAY, November %.
The market has been fair during the
week and prices have remained un-
changed. The receipts during the week
have been fair, and all good stock have
been taken at fair figures
CArTLE-Receipts at the Wheeling
Stock Yards, $50 head. Prices range
as follows: Best 4i@4!c; good ordinary
3IM4c; old COWS and scalawags 2Cg2ac.
HoGs-RcCeipts at the Wheeling
Stock Yards for the week 400 head.
Prices are shade lower AM the de-
mand little off. Cool packers at s. 7jCG
> S5c; common to good ordinary 6406t.
Mr.. ID. G. List received a dispatch to-
day, saying 30 900 head had heen re-
celved in Chicago during the past
twenty-four hours, the biggest for any
one day this season. At all points hogs
are corning forward freely, and some
what in excess OF the demand, and
prices have fallen from 10 to zoe per 100.
SnEEr-SuppIy l!ght and only local
demand. There is no change in the
quotations from last week.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-The
arrival: Of i've stock at the various Phil.
adelphia yards were: Beeves 1000 head;
sheep 10000 head; hogs Il, 200.
Beef Cattle were dull and &c per
pound lower. Quotations: Extra 6i8
&c; .good 5lmGic; medium iI@ @jlc;
common Sale.
Mich Cows were fairly active At
$50 00a75 Oh.
Sheep were active during the early
part OF the week and prices were !c per
pouLd higher on all grades, but toward
the close the advance was lost on aC-
count OF the heavy arrivals and cheap
supply Of poultry which WAS in the
market. Lambs were III good demand,
while mi!ch calves we're scarce. 4 few
western calves sold at Sic.
Hogs were IN good demand a. IA 9tr.
Dressed Bgovcs were fairly %ctive at
Nash.
Dressed sheep were fairly active.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November p, 1881.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
Sheep and b,ili
',-S>
''''.''''I'''s ~
The quotations given i'll our Live
Stock reports are Of the retail market,
except where otherwise stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
B0 ItlmOre.
BALTIMORE, November y, 1851.
.,,.,.,., NM, ,.y,,, rr,.E u-t-t-us

The quotations given i'll our Live
Stock reports are of the retail market,
except where otherwise stated.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MAREEE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
PRODUCE.

NO Sales. tOGcIrcl;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
TOLEDO

rCL. -, November %. - Wheat -
Firm; 80. > rri pot /: 32i; seller De.
c~nbrr 81 81 BIZ; seller January 81 35t
seller February II 37!. Corn-S,eaiy:
No. spot 81; seller Dhc"mherrr wear
t2c, seller Jauuarv 62r a.ked: seller
May So Oats-Qni-t: ~. 24lic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

e4ddtso'I N"Sst' on "a iGys.I
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02

sPoKAN COUNTY, w. IA cores.
Ioudent says: Pleasant Hill IL situate
twenty five miles north Of Deep Greek
Falls. and fifteen miles south of Camp
Spokan. on the main road leading from
Camp Spoian 10 Cheney. We have an
agricultural section of C, untry here,
nearly all tho land being susceptible of
cultivation. The country aGout here 10
newly settled and what few crops there
are look we'll. Gardens look fine. The
country is settling up fast, and there is
scarce u quarter section Of vacant Gov
ernmeDt land right near here. but west
aud south of here about three miles,
there is plenty OF good land open to
settlement and plenty of timber to last
the country life time. There are not
many springs in these parts, but we do
not have to dig deep tor water--from
eight to twenty feet for plenty and
good water. Five>Mils prairie. just
west Of Spokan Falls, 10 . beautiful
stretch OF high, rolling laad. with . rich.
productive soil. we'll wstersd aud sur
rounded with timber. On account OF
its high altitude. there il but one route
by which conveyance can ascend or
descend from the prairie. and that pass
IL on the nearest point OF The prairie to
Spokan Falls.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02

REAL EsTATE.--The following are
tia transactions in real e tate, as re-
corded in the Auditors Office. since our
las. report:
"A Denny TO the Seattle Lumber &
Commerce., Company, lots 4. OF
blosk "A" A A Denny's addition. 5000
L 3 Card and r Lair tn Seattle
Lumber & Commercial company, lots
!, 4. and s. block "a" A A Denny.
id iition. for 10000.
Chas II Spinning 10 Jos Geiger, 5
acres IN Sec "a township Is, north
range east; also blocks Is and 20.
Laws Second addition. for $500.
BIZ Skolfield to z ] Ferry. lots Il
and IL. block 5. Laws, second 800 Oo.
L Calvert to VIM Selby. lot block
Q, Rel & Denny's addition. for $3.50.
Thos Mercer tow III Howard, block
Is. addition. CT Eden $500.
W III Crockett TO A L Crockett, So
acres in sec 90. township "a. nMth
range east. for 5000.
g w Mcneil To Geo KiDne.r lot
block 10. MaYnard's addition $1,000
NJ Pontius TO the Seattle Lam Der
IL Commercial Company. lot block
"A" A A Denny's addition. for $500
N 4 X X Co. 10 Chas q Rose. l45
acres in sec. ! township 81. north range
4 east. $377.3l
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02

THE VANCOUVER Coal LANDS. - Say 8
the Colonisf: Rumors concerning tie
movements OF the American Syndicate
who propose 70 take all the Islands coal
lands aud build the EsquimAlt and Ma
nsimo railway we're flying about town
yesterday. Some VI these rumors are
wild and unreliable and are probably
started to create boom ia real estate.
Ii Is certain that definite pro-
position was laid before the local Go =
ernment some days ago. and that it's
Ieceipt has beeu acknowledged. III
company. We believe. propose to take
over all the reserved lands lying be-
tween Victoria and Seymour Narrovs
The tract is la miles in length and 40
10 width. and 10 one mass Of the finest
coal in the world and of vast economic
mineral wealth. A party of three men
are At Comox examining the country
in the interest of the Syndicate. In
exchange for the lands they propose to
begin the construction OF the road
within eight months and to finish it
within three years. Snould the Gov
eminent fsvorably en,eit.n the IT.
position We understand that an extra
SIS ION Of the Legislature will he ca lie |
"a August to ratify the agreement.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02

From The Dsls to Walls Walla
/. 1913 miles by rail.
Rev j A With WILL conduct the Y NJ
GA services tomorrow afternoon.
Services at the NJ r Chr b on SUI. .
day morning aud eve ling by the pas
Tor. N c Mower The public invited
Mart Brown. editor Of the Albany
fOregon) democrat and well known
Newspaper man of the Webfoot state.
died st his home { W days since.
Eight new locomotive engines are
now Oh the way to the D X IL n Co. at
The Dalles, the arrival Of which will
relieve the strain felt severely for some
months past.
We learn that Geo Leveny. whose fu-
neral will be held next Sunday had an
accident policy for $1,000. that be sl-
lowed to expire May 4th. although ear
nestly requested {, .eDew the same.
On Main street. la Wslla Wasis. 10
real property assessed 10 the extent CT
1898. 227. Street improvements are
contemplated thereon that will cost he
owners s6.2G3.
II is pretty hard To tell from the yer
diet which side won the case of the lost
ship Thrasher against the Moody Mill
Co tried at Victoria last week. The
Jury succeeded in pie sing both sides.
and making them both believe they
had won the case.
We have quite number OF our last
Weeklies yet on hand They contain
the Gov Newell interview. the Evans
article. the Phelps letter, the railroad
Incorporation. and othsrl matter. m .k-
ing il one OF the best papers for send
ing east yet printed.
TT O~kes. Vice President OF the o
RI N and N p Companies. will here
after have his headquarters in New
York. for which city he will depart 10
about ten days. He will be succeeded
o. manager in Portland by c II Pres.
colt.
A steamer will leave Yesler's wharf
on Sunday morning a. 8 o'clock for
Po Blakely and Port Madison, 10
enable all persons who care to go to
attend the funersl Of Geo Leveny All
Mssons aud United Workmen, their
families aud the friend, of the de. @ .sed,
ar cordially invited to attend.
Our al NAL ice cream came over
from Pjper's yesterday afternoon. at
the warmsst hour, aud when il could
be- most appreciated. As usual. it was
delicious. and also as usual il WAS suf-
ficiently abundant for all hands. and TO
spare. Thanks. height or. many thanks,
aud may yon live the uss d years TO
tickle pril rs' palates with ice cream
like that OF yesterday
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-02

Msnsss Kellogg Ansiersogs, The live druggists OF
The town. always up 10 the times snd ressy 10
meet the demands Of their many cussomcss- They
sy thnt q astoaishng The world By tfs marvellous
cxres. Dr.. Knsr NEW Drs<ovxkr for consnmr-
tioa. CsaEAs. Oolds. Asthma. Brcnchitis. hsyfe-
vsr. kAthisie, Csoup. whosptnE Cough. TiSklins
aflecs11n a ~ Th.osk and LnagA This remedy
positively eares. - Thousands can testify. II yea
do nat hsifsvs a. call q tbs City DRUG store and
- trial hossis frss Of cost. RS uisx sirs bot
a. Toe enc dollar. A. zoe vAins your life. give u
trial and - ooovtncst, - thoasands aired have
bssa. Hodge. Davis o.. Wholesale Assnts.
RorslAnd-