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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

COMPLETE lines Of Mems mud Boys
Reversible Ulsterettcs. Specialtics in
Fancy Underwear, Ncckwcar and Black
Hosiery. Elegant Silk Umbrellas, with
Amber and Ivory handles. Novelties In
Calf Fastcninss and Magic Buttons. 100
pairs clty.mndc Over Caters.
ai d. GUNDLING & CO.,
Star ClOthiers, 36 Twelfth Street.
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The trial OF Guiteau Is progressing slowly,
and fifty million people are waiting for the
verdict; but the decision of the people is that
the Acme Baking Powder is the best and
purest made. Put up in 10, Is and 80 cent
cans. For sale by all groccrs,
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"BLAcK.DRAUGHTn cure, co,t;y.,
ness and Sick-Headache.
For sale by Logan & Co. x.

PAnEsTs often force child to swallow n
nauseous vermiiugc, thinking it the best
remedy. Dcnigs Worm Syrup Is far superior
to any rerniifugc. No unpleasant iodor
readily taken, and always does good, Z. s
cents Tor four-ounee bottle, sslrT3 81
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TIE pin that was to be awarded 10 the
holder OF the lucky number ut the Nail City
Boat House Thanksgiving eve, will be drawn
at Leonard and Edwards benefit ut Turner
Hall tonight.
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Thermometer Record.
The following shows the range OF the ther-
mometer, rs observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner.
THURSDAY. ..
1880 1851
AK. IAN 3r.M Up. NJ. TAN. loA.3r. N,7P,x.
q u 81 j. Is ~ &c 60
-.-E...... FRIDAY.
"a. .l2N.3r.M "A. Nl2xsr.x7rx
3 81 q 20 20 81 y >,
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THz cold, driving. easterly rain.storms OF
thisseason rarely fail 10 aniict nearly every.
body with Colds Use Or. Bulls Cough Syr-
up-thc surest and safest Cough remedy
made. Price % cents. a
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"OzONE-Purincd air. active o.ySen"-w,h,,o

'VLVN Es-HuElhcu ulEs uCttNs
This Prcscnatvc Is not n liquid, pickle, or
any OF the old and exploded processes, but Is
simply and purely OZONE, az produced md
applied BY MI entirely new process. Ozone Is
the antlscptlc principle OF every substance,
aud possesses the power to preserve animal and
vegetable structures from 'ecsy.
There ~ nothing on tho facc OF tho
earth ilnbtc to decay or spoil which
Ozone, the now prcscrVntlve, Will not
preserve for MI time In u perfectly
fresh nnu palRinblc condition.
Tho yaluc OF Ozone az naiural prcseryer has
been knownto our ablcr chemists for years, hut,
until now. no means OF producing II IN p,ac.
teal, inexpensive, md simple manner have
been discovered.
Microscopic observations provo that decay Is
due to septic matter or minute germs, that dc.
reloP and feed upon animal and vegetable
structures. Ozone. applied by tho rrentiss
method, SEXES and destroys these germs q, once
and thus preserves. At our Offices IN Cincinnati
can be seen almost every article that can DO
thought OF, preserved by this process, and every
visitor Is welcome 10 conc In taste, smell, take
away with him, and test in every why the
merits Of Ozone us n prcscrrativc. We will also
pIctcrrc, free Of charge, any nrticle that Is
brought or sent prepaid 10 us, and return II to
the sender for him 10 keep and test.
FRESH MEATS, such rs beef, mutton,
veal, pork, poultry, game, fish, &C., preserved
BY this method, can be shipped TO Europe, sub.
iccted 10 atmospheric changes and return to this
country In u state Of perfect preservation.
EGGS can be treated at n cost Of less than one
dollar thousand dozen, md be kept in M or.
dinary room SIX months or more. thoroughly
preserved; the vo!k held in Its normal condition,
and the eggs ms fresh md perfect rs on the day
they were treated, and will sell rs strictly
"choicc." The advantage In preserving eggs Is
readily seen; there arc seasons when they can
be bought for eight or ten cents dozen,
and BY holding them. cali be sold for IN advance
OF from one hundred TO three hundred per cent,
One man. with this method, can preserve 5000
dozen day. --E
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WAS cured Of kidney disease. palpitation
Of the heart, brought on by derangcd state of
liver, by using L. X. Thompson's Barosma,
ADDIE II. DowLEIs, Franklin PA,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


J. Ralph & wife. Ohio ". l. Hudson, Middlept
G. A. ken, Pittsburgh. X. Il. Thornley,, Newport
!. G. Bell, b. * o. H. Il. \. 4. Rice, City.
Miss l., Bradlcc, Grafton. Miss G. II. Steel, Grafton
J. N. Lee, MorsnMiOwn. ". Myers. Steubcnvillc.
W. Salisbury, n&O.RR. r. McCOnnnt, SIsteRville
W. CorLett sisienville. T. ". Conner. Charleston
Z. S. Marshall, ". Va. Y. u. Barnard, ". Va
J. l., Miller, Hancock co. ". $. Wiley. WA.
4. 4. Farra Columbus. J. 4: reaslee Cincinnati.
\. II. Rector, Grafton. 1.W Newton, Grafton.
q. W. Jewell, Cincinnati. c. McKeehan. Clnrksb'rg.
v. Mitchell. Chicago. 7. X. Laird & wife. City.
Fred. Sewhard, City. J. Morgan. N. Martinsr'e.
a. H. Wilson, Sistcrsrillc. ]. Z. johnson, Toledo.
Geo. {. Tallhnt. City. ". Il. Bndbury. City.
J.. Cochran, Willow Isl. ]. J. O'BryOnc, pilsbu'h.
": Yolan, Hancock Co. G. ". Russell. wellsbulg.
William, Cincinnati. Z. j. Trccy, City.
". Jokns, Woods6cld. ". Rcnehan baltimore.
!. Lindal, Philadelphia. c. d. White, Cincinnati
DR. Tdppan. New York. J. G. Tnppan, New York,
J. Mcconnell, Cleveland. II. Weeks, Pittsburgh.
j. Robinson. nmgclle. Frank Fisher, Ohio
J. Weber, Mnttamors. T.. J. August, Phila.
J. Wilson, New York. p. ". Bryson, Texas.
iSaac lils, st: Marys. Capt. Coulson, Pittsb'gh.
:. Anderson, Pittsburgh. ]. II. Crymble, H. NJ. s.
). Atkinson. Lyons. J.. N. Duvall, baltimore.
:. ShaIHee, Moundsvillc. J. Shnrkee. Mountsville
y. Oi'ricn. Chiffon. v. II. Roberts, PIttsbrgh
Z. Rugglei, Ohio. !. +. Vase. Philadelphia
liartley Thompson, City. ". L. Gnly, Pittsburgh,
!. l.: Welsh. City. .. Watson, City.
\. I. Gr,liltm. Ia. ". Williamson, ". Va.
+ =. ID. Miller, bethany. Mis- DUNCAN. Stcubcnv'e
Miss Orr. Sleubenvilc. r. McEldowney, ", Vi,
y. u shahnn, Grafton. l.. Love & sister, ". Va
~. Curtis, WcllsburS Y. Laurcc, ". Va.
W. II. Roberts, Pittsbgh. 4. Wimot. N.Alattns'yc.
DcLstnon. Cincinnati. VIM. Lee, Holidays Cove
! !. y. Grumiey, lhlto: T. II. B0den. LOUISVILLE.
S. Il. Hume. Cunberl'd. S. S. Alden, Cleveland,
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~ ~ .,NorHtSG gives me so much relief for tho
rheumatism, which has troubled me for
wears, a. st. Jacobs Oil, !" says Mr. F. w.
Brown, Glen Rock, Pa. \; y \
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E THE usual merchants lunch Mt the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

CHOICE GOODS arriving every dry at
DILL0N'S Jewelry Store.
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- The doctors said my wife had con,nm m, =.
don. Tried Lindsey's Blood searcIlern'
she has better health than ever"S q ) III y
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio, 4 - =
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"'"'e VI oayGeh."-Wrbsler.
FRUITS may be permitted to ,Ioc, In n
native climate, and cun be ,ramnOt,e, "a ' WV
part Of the world. S' 7" Any
The juice expressed from lr,l., ,,,.,
ior Nh indennltc period wlihou, ivtmvn,,,l "'"
,enee INT great value Of this procrn d, , W.,
auelhs Temperance beverage. CiIs, S.I wv
he'd perfectly sweet for my length Of linn.
VEGETABLES can be lcp. so,,p,,,,
Mic period In thcIrna,urul condition ,r,.1 Ssa,
'heir odor and flavor, treated IN ,bci, n,l,'" 1S
PACKAGES at small expense. AllruIr, s'''
meal etc., hrc held III their normal ,on1I,I %.4''
mor,TE''Hi'cF being treated by ,l!,p,r.,
VIII not become rancid. r'"e''
Dead human bottles, treated bch,c IcO,,,.
sitiou sets III, can be held In pa,p,n, conI",i,'
Tor weeks, without punc,uhnr the ,lln n. ",'
'iialihs lhe body In any way. Hence ,be r,n,,
value oil Ozone to undertakes.
There Is no change In the .rh,c,, ,,,,oo,..
III The appearance Of my article Tim, n,.,.,saI
and no tmec of amy foreign or unnatural .SO,
or taste, s'' oaO'
The process Is 50 simple lha, child csron..
ate 1t as well AMI as .uc,~iully n, a v,
There Is 10 expensive apparatus or ,norhIn",,
required. '"'>"'"V'!
a room hlled with dlGrfcn, article, ,uch :,
esss meal, h'h, etc, run he treated a, one Tim,
without additional trouble or expense.
NJ In fnrt, there Is no,hl,. ,I
Ozone Will NOT preserve. Thin, n, .r"''.
lining you cnn tina, Is liable to sour decay n.
spoil, and then remember thu, We yu,,,n,S.
that oiohe Will preserve Il In exactly Tho eo,II
ton YOU want It for any length Of tins, Iiyo,
Will remember this. 1t will tnvc mElnp o1s.
tons as to whether Ozone Will preserve mi, =,
that artcie-lt will preserve nny,bIrr
nnd everything you cnn think or
There Is not township lii the United s,,,.
In which live man can not make any snoDc,
Of money. from $1,000 to $1,000 n year, ,h,, h.
plcass. We desire to 81, live man Iu,er,,d
In each county In the United States, lavh1..
hands We can place this pt~etva,Iye AMI
Though him secure Tho business which crerv
county ought 10 produce,
Awaits Any Man who Secures Control n
OZONE in any Township or County.
Tho Cincinnati Feed Co., 49s West Seventh
street, IS making 5000 month In handling
bTewers' malt, preserving and shipping las eei
10 MI parts OF the country Malt uHrn,etrrj
fours In y h0urs. Preserved by oiune II tern,
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/ BLUM & BRO.
+. nO4 Main Street.

II 1ST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the ros,onlcc nj Wheeling. Ohio
county.w. Va, satu rlay. November 10 ISL To OBJ
tain any OF tho following tho applicant must ask
for advertised letters giving date Of list:
Arkuel, Anderson Kelley bros.
Anderson. WV. ke0clcl, Francis.
brennan, Harry. Hachr, ".
RlschON, weilhe!m. Lloyd, Mis- 0pn.
Bandon, Frank. McCann, lanes.
COLLEEN, Geo. u. Pest, Ned.
Cullor. John. Putnam. Clark,
DeIster, VIM. Rohan. Michael.
Davis, J. ". KOhean. Mike.
Frank, Anna barbara. Smith, Miss Sarnh.
Gallagher, VIM II. ScclbGch. Louis.
Harper Wm. vollhRrtit, T. y.
Heller, Fred. Wilson, Miss Dicca.
Hughes An L.
nod H. STERLING, r.. ". e.
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ozoNE-rHE KING FoRTuRE-MAxE ------
important to- Gr0cers, Packers, HucL
saers and the General Public.
THE king. FORTUNE

OZONE Fs ss @;sss is,s ' r' i% a, a,
w. G1 W VI E@ Vegetable, from Fermm"."a"u
and PutrcactiOn Retaining their OdOr and Flavor "On
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Awaits Any Man who Secures Control
OZONE In any Township Or Couulr.


large we have NIL we can ilo 10 attend 10 The
shipping OF ortlcS and giving attention 10 our
WORKING agents. Therefore. We cannot give any
attention 10 letters which do not Onlc! Ozone,
y YOU think Of anyartIcle that you aiedOubiill
aoo'it Ozone preserving, remember We guaras!n
Mat il ,ciH prrstrTe Il, no nlt,iicr WhGt Ru'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Pronounced BY the entire press Of the COUNTY u
the best lecture ever delivered On above 'ub.et''
Admission IS md 30 cents. No exita chahe y
Reserved Seats. Seals OIL slllc nj NllSn 4 Isata'
music store; sale TO commence Saturday, aW.1I
Der &C, nOil
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aWINE OF CARDIFF . q. ! !. =, =,
For sale by Logan & Co. n! n

~ S III JR7iy
ist5s ~ ~ WY
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-21

To the Citizens Of Sedftie,-In view of
the sad bereavement which has be-
fallen the American nation in the
death OF President Garfield, il Is desir-
able that we should In common with
our fellow citizens in all parts of the
Union, in the most appropriate manner
hold memorial services on the day
when the last sad rites of sepultnre
shall be performed, aud the mortal
remains of our beloved President shall
be laid by loving hands in their rest
ing place.
IL is requested and desired that all
citizens shall on that day close their
places Of business out of respect TO the
memory of one so universally beloved
and lameuted.
A programme Of exercises will be an
nounced by q committee of the Con mon
Council and citizens.
A memorial Grafton will be delivered
by one of our citizen who was well &C
quainted with our dead President.
l.. Z. SMITH.
Mayor
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MUTILATED Coins The Mint. post
office and banks in San Francisco re-
fuse to take mutilated coins except at Q
discount. This led the express and
railroad companies to follow their Ell .
ample, with this difference they will
not take them at all. We learn from
our exchanges that merchants ell over
the State are up in arms for sell. pro-
lection against clipped. punched and
mutilated gold aud silver coins. The
San Frsucisco papers say that clipping
and boring coins has become a regular
business in that city. A little gold or
silver taken from each piece gives those
engaged in the mutilation good wages.
The merchants, to save themselves from
loss. adopted the following scale Of dis /.
count. which is also observed at the
mint: Twenty dollar pieces with holes
in them are taken for $l9; silver dol
lars with holes in them at IS cents;
half dollars. 80 cents; quarters, lS cents,
aud dimes cents. This action of the
San Francisco merchants has caused
the defective coins to be sent to the
interior. and as the loss falls on BUSH
ness men who make remittances to San
Francisco, where every mutilated piece
is taken at the above discount. they
have refused to take the CONS in the
western part of the State. A Law OF
Congress makes it crime punishable
by fine or imprisonment to mutilate the
coin currency OF the United States.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-21

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. - Charles
Naher. Of this city. has not Gully made
arrangements whereby be il prepared
to sell PIANOS and ORGANS and all
KIND of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE at San
Francisco prices. but has those instru-
ments on hand. and keeps them in
stock. so that the public can examine
what they are buying before purchss
ing. Beware of frauds who advertise
instruments for sale when they have
nothing TO show when q customer calls
Instruments sold cheap for cash, or on
the installment plan. Send for illus
trated catalogue and prices. all If
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-21

OLYMPIA ITEMS. The Sisters school
opened last Monday with twenty rive
scholars. which is very encouraging
beginning, as the number will steadily
increase. "A lodge OF Workmen was
instituted at Skokomish lest Saturday
evening by District Deputy T G Van
Epps. aided by u number of brethren
from this place. :. The Office of tie
Collector of Internal Revenue has been
removed to the Hirsch building, in the
southern part Of town. Houses are
now in great demand. Scarcely tene-
ment fit for habitstion is to be had. and
the demand is daily Interchangeable.
dari
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PRECEDENT GARFIELp's OBsEoUIF

PREsIDESr GARPIELD's OBsEqUIEs
"A meeting was held az the City
Council rooms last evening TO make
arrangements for 9 proper observance
Of the day on which the Presidents
funeral is to take place. Representa-
tives from the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Ancient Order of United
Workmen. Knights of Pythiss. Masons,
Odd Fellows. Fire Company and other
organizations were present. His Honor
the Mayor presided. Chief Justice
Greene was chosen p. esident Of the
day. and Hon Orange Jacobs. Orator.
A committee was appointed. consisting
Of the members OF the City Council
and A Slorah. DIR Kollock. Prof Ander-
son. Roswell Scott. Parker. j T Jor-
dan, o + Cosper, B Gatzert, w A
Harrington. o G Shorsy. Geo r Finn
and B Brown. to make all further ar
engagements necessary The committee
organized at once and went to work.
A sub committee wss appoin ed to erect
a stand on Occidental square. where
the exercises will take place. Captain
Geo ID Hill was chosen Marshal OF the
day, and the Mayor was requested to
invite the general public to join in the
funeral procession to be arranged. The
committee will meet again this evening
at o'clock, to make further arrange
ments.
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A travelling dentist in Australia AL.
vertises Q new method of extracting
teeth. without the aid of chloroform or
laughing gas.' When 9 patient calls
upon him for treatment. be places him
In q chair and makes a fixture of him
with straps and bands. Then he puts
the fcrceps to the bad tooth aud gives
it terrible jerk inward. That he
says. 'is the way that DR. Smith does
it, He gives it another yank in the
opposite direction, remsrking. And
that 10 the way that DIR Jones goes to
work BY this time the tooth is quite
loose. With . gentle pull he forces it
out. ssyiog. But this Ia the way that l
do. Send your riends 10 me and TIL
convince them Of the superiority of my
method
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Wednesday, Sept. 81. 1881.

The steamer Favorite was in port an
hour or so yesterday. She lowed the
ship Canada to Tccoma and stopped
here on her return TO Port Gamble
Mics Mamie Boardmsn, who is teach
ing school at MsDn's leading, on the
Skagit river, made flying visit 20 her
parents. In this city. On Sunday last.
returning on Monday. Her school
will close in about two weeks.
The hands ct the North PaciEc Iron
Works quit work yesterday morning.
on learning of the death OF President
Garfield, and abstained from labor ell
day on that account. None deplore the
loss of our beloved President more
than the workingmen Of America.
The new mill of the Seattle Lumber
Company has cut rs high as 10000
feet of lumber in twelve hours. Their
Universal wood working machine was
set in motion yesterday and does nice
work. The re-saw will be in by the
last of the week. when it 10 thought
the capacity of the mill will be in
creased to about $4,000 feet per day.
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CArTLE.-Mr s X Geddis, of Gold
endale, Yakima county. arrived in
town yesterday. He brought through
the Snoqualmie Pass 1853 head Of cattle
for Coulter & Son. of this city. He re-
ports the roads this side of the summit
badly cut up. The immigrant wagons.
before mentioned in these columns as
being on the way over the pass. arrived
safely yesterday in s9uak Valley.
where they will probably locate. Mr.
Geddis says the crops in Kittitas Val.
ley look fine, and that the average
yield this year will be very large. The
farmers are correspondingly happy.
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MAGNETIC IRON ORE. Mr. J w

MAGNETIC IRON ORE. Mr. w
Borst, Of Snoqualmie. was in town yes
terday with some very fine specimens
Of magnetic iron ore from ledge in
the Pass discovered by that gentleman
and others several years ago. The ore
is very rich. and perhaps will yield 80
per cent pure iron. A small quantity
Of this ore was sent to Philadelphia
some months ago. and go we'll pleased
we're the founders there with its up
pearance that they sent for quite a
quantity. volunteering to pay for get
ting it out. as we'll IS for its trsnspor-
tation. The attention OF Mr. Willard
aud other prominent men will be called
to this valuable deposit, and we have
no doubt the discoveries Of the ledge
will ere long be richly repaid for all
their toll aBd trouble. and for the
bardships they encountered while look
ing up and locating it.
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How To Do Ir.-The question that
asitAtes the average seattleite's mind
at present is, what shall be done TO
make Seattle large and prosper
Gus city. The best solution we can
offer is for the people 10 90 in with q
will 10 extend and increase her trade.
encourage and patronize her manufac-
tories. and develop the great mineral
and other resources all around her.
This being done. railroads and other
desirable enterprises will surely follow.
and the city will assume mammosh pro-
portions.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-21

A Lone TRIP.--The Presbyterian
Society held sociable at the residence
of Mr. Thomas Maclesy. in Olympus.
last Tuesday, the same being a fares
well party in that gentlemsn's honor.
His health has not been good for some
time past, and having been rscom-
mended to travel. he will go to Cali
fornia. Mexico and the Sandwich Isl
ands. expecting to be absent about
three months. We wish him. q very
pleasant trip aud q return to robust
health. H. Courier.
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Raets TINT We Knn,y.

II you are suffering Win severe Cough. Gold,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Consumption. loss of voice,
tickling In the throat any affection Of the throat
or lungs, we know that DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY
will give you immedia relief. We know Of hum
dreds Of it hiss completely cured, and that
where All other medicines had failed. No other
remedy can suow ene-half many permanent
cures. Now 90 give you satisfactory proof that
DR.. Kings New Discovery will cure you of Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever. Consumption. severe
Coughs and Colds. Hoarseness or any Throat or
Lung Disease. If you will call at Kellogg Ander-
sons City Drug store you can get trial bottle free
OF cost. . regular size bottle for 81. Hodge, Da,
Wis L Co.. wholesale agents. Portland.
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The handsome little fat back is among
the fattsst and richest fish caught in
ridewater. Virginia To secure them
is il necessary TO go at night in Dat
bottom skiff with light. The fish on
seeing the light jump out OF the water
into the boat. Mr. Thomas Simpson Of
Drummcndsown tried his luck the
other night and. getting into large
school. the fish jumped into his boat 30
fast that it sank. losing ell his fish. and
compelling him TO swim for his life.
He reached the shore safely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-21

The London 7ima says Of the present
Master Of the Rolls. Sir George Jessel.
that be 10 Judge whom it would be
prssumptuous TO praise. and whose rep
utation among the members Of the bar
is well illustrated by what was said by
Mr. wiliis. that he administered jus
tice with such accuracy that IL be hse
. little more patience be would be VI
mcst infallibie.' Sir George Jessel ID
Of Jewish lineage and faith.
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JUsT RECEIvED.-We are in receipt
of one of the largest aud finest stocks
of drygoods, clothing. carpets, etc.,
ever shipped TO Washington Territory,
These goods were selected for the trade
by member of our firm who has been
IN San Francisco several weeks making
heavy purchases. Our old patrons. as
well as new ones, are invited to call
and examine cur new stock of goods.
tl5-dtf FRAUENTHAL Bros.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-21

A WKDDNG.-W II Peters. who is
well known ~ . teacher 10 this and
adjoiniog counties. is the new man to
renounce the follies OF the single state.
On the cath Of August, at Centerville.
In Lewis county. he was married TO
Mas Ella n Crosby. daughter of Clan
Crosby. . prosperous merchant Of Gen.
terville. The newly welded pair have
gone TO Seattle. to make that their
home. Indpeadeat