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A Couon, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped; Neglect frequently results IN au
incurab!e Lung disease or Consumption.
browns bronchial Troclles do not disorder
tue stomach like cough syrups aud balsanls,
but acts directly on tic in,laaied parts, allay.
Ing irritation, gives relief In Asthma, l,ron.
ehitls, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat troub.
les which singers aud public speakers aro
subject to. Fart''t't.y Year, Browns Dron.
chial Trochcs have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well-meri.ed rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold At
% cents box everywhere, SG5 i. q rrLs.w a
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FREDERICKSBURG POINTS.
An onntnm t'mtlcrum Letter From, u
81, Holieinian Correspondent

. .
5ltGl p PARKEEsDuEG, May u.
Correspondence Of the latclliscnccr y s. {2
Like prominent but irresponsible ora
tor;oi Wheeling, who, replying to a senti.
ment ut banquet, said: Il quail On this
toast" quail at, tho task before me, in
writing 4 letter that will be Of interest
enough TO find space i'll your columns. In
the last feV,Weeks you have received u num-
Der Of letters irom this foity of beautiful
shade trees and amiable people that con:
tanned about all thenuggetso OF news worthy
Of mention and, all that is left for mo is the
siftings, which, am nfraid will not pan out
rich. 1 t y sss$;s
3 What surprised nc most in reaching this
once oleaginous village was the advanced
stage Of vegetation. This section Of the
State is about two weeks ahead q Wheel
ing. The foliage is very proiasc, md the
grass is higher than the ambition Of 4 Third
district lawyer. Rarkcrsburs lisa lovely
place inspiring and summer, aud could be
made, by a moderate outlay, the handso,ne.
est city IN the State. In Tho midst OF this
rich verdurey ! am reminded OF a;vcrdani
New Yorker WHOSE climatic and gcogra.
phical knowledge vas rather limited.
m writing to africnd in this section in mid.
winter lie mentioned the fact that the bosom
OF the earth in New York was covered with
snow, but said he, with chilling ignorance,
"r suppose in$West Virginia the grass i
green ]and the violcts: 0reS sin bloom
"Grcat heavens exclaimed the astonished
native in ireading the letter, ".wherc, oil
where are the yiolels."" West Virginia has
been compelled to- bear in silence many
false 5imputations on her mir namc,}b
never beforc,has she been accused OF hay.
ing ,yiolets in bloom in bleak December.
81 was somewhat surprised in steppin.
from the. train hero ut midnight last Wed
nesday to- find ii large crowd on the depo
platform and q brass band trying 10 drown
with its harmony of;sweet sounds the dis
cordant ..ionts Of tho people: I'marvelle,
lmuclr whatit all meant, and was complete
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we will send Dr.. Dyes celebrated Electro!
volatile Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
Older persons who arc afflicted with nervous
debility, LOST vitality, etc. guaranteeing
yixor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney Diff:
culties, ruptures and many. other diseases,
illustrated pamphlet sent Z free. q Addrcss
Voltac Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. Trls4w; & &,
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia. palpitaton Of the
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scroiula. Syphilis,
diseases Of the Kidneys md nil diseases Of the
the indiscrciions Of youth. permanently curri
by tho use Of this invaluable remedy. To YOU,
young, midde.nscd, aud old men, who arc cover.
Ing your. sui!srlugs ns with q mantle by silence.
look up, yon can BE- saved by timely cloris
the crown Of your Maker, II you will. Do not
keep This II secret longer. until It saps your
vi,als. md destroys bolii body aud soul. n you
are Thus afflicted, take DI. licuNoSn's SAMAn.
lTAH SEnyiSE. twill restore your shattered
nerves, nrtest premature decay, aud impart tone
aud energy 10 tho whole System. 81 j az, n y
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What Max cs You Hiss.

8 A tooth Is missing among the inclsors, and
you cnnnot help Kissing. Go and get one put
IN, and then use Sozodont to keep the others
right. You should have done this years ago,
butis Is better nov than never. 4. rTs&w r,
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,f 4 ~ Flint, MICH, May 10th, 1850. Z
= DEAR siR:-Ai'ow INC TO say that esteem your
"IIypophosphites" most highly, and Tor those en-
gagged III Professions wttcfi draw largely on the
nervous system It IL Invaluable .Inye used II my
self with The most satisfactory results md have In
rlla ,E.5s5. y IL NEv. X. W.HNlRE.
\ pnstnr Of rof IL
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TnE only scientific Iron Medicine that doe,
not produce headache, &C., but gives 10 the
system all the benefits of iron without its bad
effects, Is Browns Iron Bitters. DIV b
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Go TO your druggist for 3irs. Ffetman's New
National Dyes. For brightncssand durability
Of color, are unequa!ed. Color from 2 to s
pounds, Directions in English and German.
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- l,na cola or plxlre..lnr cou,s.:,;

=
Dry, parched, sore, throat, pneumonia,
bronclat and aSthmatic attacks. weakened
and debilitatcd state OF the system; all these
dangerous symptoms are cured Y by ada.
SwAYNEs CoMrouSp SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
The frs. dose gives relief, and the worst cold
and sore lung, yield 70 IFS healing properties.
An occasional dose OF I "swAYNE's p1LLs''
should be taken'to keep the bowels free. They
arc excellentio for torpid liver and bilious com.
plants, ~ 4, Y 4 ss,.,i ~ ~
y a Frankfort tKy.) physician writes: Some
months ago the danghtero OF ono OF our promi-
nent citizens was pronounced hopelessfy con.
s,lmPtive. She was very much reduced In
flesh, terrible cough, her life gradually vast.
Ing away. I recommended her to use ;3t'.DR.
swAySE' $ CoMFopNp SYEpp or Win CHERRY,
which she did. In II short time she was FREQ
from all cough and other, symptoms, iand is
now; rosy and healthy. - q.
Price, o5;cunts and 81 a bottle, OF ak bottles
Tor, IS. The large size Is the most economical.
Prepared only BY DR.. Swaynet l. Son, Phila-
delphia Sold BY druggists. ~. /. rrl,sAw s.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for d better
remedy. williams Indian PHO Ointment Is
ususe cure for Piles ,s5;l ,33!5T" DIV
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Owing to a popular idea tina. remedy said to
cure variGtg ai malnd,s should be treated with
caution, II not st'.prlon, the inventor hesitated
some time in placing Il peto,e The public: but from
the grntiiying assurance by d srsst .umber oi the
rnrc WALKING and healtE.rcnewing iiopast,es oI
hIs preparation OF Hypophosphltes. under avaricty
OF cilrhmg,anccs. he Is equally satisfied that these
effects arc saauE2l by It's Use that Its ncion Is Pc
cul!ar to his prepssaltO1 md that CONSUMPTION
Is not only CURA OLE. but. IN to n certain stage, Is
easily controlled US most ofcr osgsIis Diseases.
q While 1t Is tho aim OF the inventor To convey In
formation 10 such MS require his lypnpE6gphts, II
Is his firm belle! that Its Will be valuable 10 all
who desire long NC or who arc struggling for
Win Eth based upon the experience Of twelve
years. he would ict despair OF restoring patient
suffering from the aPosGi'dlscase even tho pli re-
duced to a very low si'te anqq not complicated by
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\ SAMARITAN NERVINE.

Cures Female Weakness, General Debility, Ton.
corrhGa or Whilcs, Painful Meustr,iajiou.
liberation Of the uierns. Internal Heat, Gravel,
Inflammation Of ihs lllnddcr. lrrltnhilty Of tho
BLADDER For WakefulncAs nj uIght, there is
no better remedy. During the change Of lie no
yons System, and gives rcs,, comfort, aud nature i
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80 tnrI,wllt, KY. RRy 10, 1881.
,-.. i LIZ snklNrIlOn than any med
.i,,ssIhSe eSet ,oid. /" Y tTI Il
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DrgyLu Col May 2, 1881 ,
,,,bec, ipCsk, IN the h'Sn %Sns .STiIs o.
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pcliVpSp, Va, May Il, 1881.
~ Ia n, In trganl 10 the met'
sol aa eItf hA!D''' FOLK MILLER 4 Co..
a. ~
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The only known Specific Remedy for Epi.
SAMARITAN NERVINE;

Gurus EpileplIc Fits siasss, conyp,s,oy., 81.
Nltus Dance, Vertigo, iiysierIcs, Insanity. And.
pleSy, Paralysis, rheumatism, Ncuraigia, u,,d
all Nervous Diseases. This infalllblc remedy
viii positively eradicate every tItcies Of Nef.
vona Detangencit, and drive item away from
utterly destroys the germs VI t.lseusc ~ neutral.
ixing tue hereditary tAnl or poison In the system,
mn! thoroughly eradicates tic disease, md vi.
teIly destroys tho cause, lfs,j r. -; I,'''f
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e" ,..unss.s to iait 10 cure case OF
jIyp aeIct InoNn i, I, StNktn. II. l.. DESNAkD,
Sr%hll, when pioP''! ELI WARREN,
ety. Perry. Ga,
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NrVrns,. TESS,, Nay Y, 1851. !,
,,e ,ol .! +, B. f "a y minde
" F sl now GoSttcoE'eN y g; W. ES v 70.
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WEBBS ECLECTRIC MEDICINE
DR.. ]. E SMITH,

~sAS&<Ns'
S0.'ll11 ClIAPLlNE STREET.
Ihebs, evidence ola physicians success is the ties
ulnay N kL'pAIlents.l The increasing demands for
ny 'tttShsIal services Prove ihaLbl haye dealt
aOao4Ably and Gir!y with those who have consulted
ae tne'Er!i%a patients name without rermh.
n0l though have many hundred certificates from
Mn-e whom have cured after they hid been pro.
n9lnN! ncunble. 4 thorough medical education,
siiA lnshy yean hospital and familiarity
NNa 'htt.uiic agents. n close UDshtrancc OF ten.
EtIueHlal IeculIarltes and strict Attanlion 10
n!sis1ic matitemcnt tnsnres Success II enrl Is
p~iOIe, and itankly give the patien, my opinion.
HOME PROOF
sSl0tI and liver Diseases and Rheumatism -
Suitlei Misunderstanding seemed 10 help me;
'si lot setoul OF bed. vi. Smith cured e."i@'
XEPE PHit,IiFa
.asa1h hlypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice .-sui.
kS'G years; iatcnt medicine failed to help me.
cMAELEs Gil ApDucK, .ti
n.- otSpeldel Il Co Wheeling. ". Va. i
M w lalled ,ogsyc me relief Dr.. Smith cured
X, u,, THOMAS HOLT. Insurance. Agent, q
%-'iitt them for fourteen years. Dr.. Smith
,T, nsqqG. Running Sores on Head. my son was
S eES1s, 'o' fourteen years Nothing seemed to
\ =
MRS. CATHERINE GAPS. ~,
| c,r... Massesa,eet, Wheeling. ". Va.
! suffered for years with cancer. Had It
Inv ,! saTr tlncA II rsiiltned after each Opera.
Ms W. smith cured Inc without kniia eAu,tlc or
N ill.,, v,.., MRS. II. NJ. uRCOTE.
Vts S" ftSah Of Anus.-rlat Of my blck for ,p
\ uNNtI< percd dying. Dr.Sniih cured me With
ESs., THOMAS COLvIS,
rL "sSsls Grocer. Main st., Wheeling, " Va.
n WIS riFSr ~! y Kec,nm,, rtolspsus and Plies
II d. Stibs1So 70 die aud pronounced incurabfo.
eu'el me without tuIic" ,fag -34f
Il WASHINGTON DELASY, ~
NJ NJ 0. lAdd wr,cS-"Dr Smith i n,oiess!onnl
II sa M ny i;mily hAge been mos, sitlstaei8 ~
AlinI nSxSO1Su nm to I'LL us u gentleman md 4
. AN M" r Kolh ays-"I had been suffering
irU4nis ' i,s au tsSa'ea by many physicians for
t.bt bo,, ~ ssh sNa had taps. worm and
Ttmsi T1ta4vcds monster 100 + et lonc, w
kraaic, rv" n,n NV ,h;te yeasia hospims for
,aSsSN s cured Of catarrh. diseases Of hsart liver
,SS ,s Sidneys, skim blood, netynns "t,sct,nns
0tkms i'e,iS. !, d men and ytash, scroiuia and
Elie' cured wl,hol, The knife. ,lasw.fS
xtsS.IM,a Nv distant may be treated hv ,c,,c- ~,
tSr oa Sltnintcch A tlarl ssIt Ss"m nv
liTe rcm,a ssSS;u III o. TWO three cent Stamps and
y'Sa:n!'auon 1t office Tree. Office hon,s ,,,,, a
/ "'HN ", daily. Call on or address, ''o'A a.
\ nv,9 y. ~. + SMITH! MD.
~. no, III chnplino IT., Wheeling, WA
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,,l,,D-S s,e sCnlIeMth u hiSh sNuu'
Tie HtvycNs"f" 4" 4. 4. CoLqrftf Cos Of aa.
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DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS &c
~ For neat Bill Heads, Letter, Heads, Note
Heads, Cards &c. 80 70 the Daily Intelligcnccr JOB
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MEDICAL.
-,.;55:,;.5r;Ts575 ssss9a
|R>S,,:G,.:sa


ThN Great sItVE'7V e0's'
evPHILIS
II rs fhlA"" sTAGE.
- ,,.cc. Of teraay itoni shS sys,cm.
pnorrts al ii" VI va E4taIaG .ts. heis"'a9
,,ns sa %WES nor SPRINGS FAIL.
CUES MALVERN, AK, Maya, 1851;
.,,c. IN our town we isrea az hos
! " Tar and were lIsAi'' IWT,ANNoS 4 MuKgf.
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OFFICE OF TIE BOARD, OF EDUCATION.
over tho City hank. Market street SIS X ms x
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....SlrRAssPoFrAfloA.TI,a,,l.o,n,;,

pWrsBURGll,G CINCINNATI Il fsr.
1uj LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lpITgt
IL 81 ~ sa::slEs 4
sipiS tsnla for East ind West Corrected 10 JANU!
Trains ieava Panhandle pcpot1 NIL 4, lRicysbts
Pul!9 ta!dlng aaI, dferR Sundays
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tRFb71Ylc ORGANS. :7s.olss,, 10 lei reeds, only
,ptH!ll . SEQ. 'Pianos tie. up Rare Holiday II
inducements Ready, Write Of call ou DKATTY. X
Onlhgtn1 tN Y W., .i.Ef. ~ si1i 81 - MIN Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-06
A Gross ERROR.

Joseph N. Dolph, Oregon's new Sena-
tor will not rank among the milliOnaires
Of the Sc nate, but he has an income of
$50 900 per annuni, and is apparently on
the high road to fortune. His family
consists of his wife and three children
who will accompany him to VAST ing
ton. Mrs. DOlph is s4uaw."
The above says the Portland Stand
ard, is receiving circulation among some
of our eastern exchanges, and does
great injustice to the accomplished and
handsome wife of the Senator. What
ever started this falsehood, we are IN
able to conjecture. Mrs. Dolph is the
daughter of the late John Mickey, for
msrly of Corvallis. and her family has
long since been among the leading citi-
zens of the State, several of whom are
now holding leading positions and all
are highly respected. Mrs. Dolph is by
no means what this paper states. but
one of the most handsome women of our
State, and we remember very we'll the
time she was considered the belle of Ben
ton county. This is reckless SANDER
ON one of Oregon's fairest daughters,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-06
ARRIVAL OF the DAKOTA.

The steamship Dakota arrived here
last evening, bringing full freight and
large passenger list. Her passengers
were distributed AZ follows: Victoria,
10; Port Townsend, %; Seattle, 11S; Ia
coma rs, and Olympia IA, making to
tai Of PSI. The trip up tbs coast was
very pleasant, the water being smooth,
and wind light. For Seattle she brought
42S tons of freight, allotted to the fol-
lowing consignees.
A Crane, A Charleston. A b Stewart,
A Ortiz, A Foster, A w Piper, A b Holy
oke, A Mehlhorn, b l. Martin, Black
man Bros, Boyd & Poncin, Blanchard d
Co, G = Stone, q Esmonin, g II Ewing,
c l. Lansy, q l. Mitchell, G Anderson, b
Y Funk d Co, G X Jenner, c LOuoh, G
H Mann, Clayton Bros, g Pepino, c
Portman, q A Darcy, Densmore IL
Johnson, ID A Jen sings, d Aearson, d j
Sackman, During d Healey, L Lobe &
Co, Lagle Mill Co, 4 Myer, E Gard, +
w Wusthoff, F A Pontius, f Gasch, +
Anthony, Frank Peate-s, Fauble IL I'M
hoff, FIRST National Bank, G Davies q
Co, q Kellogg d Co. u II Smith, G
Brasch, q W Haikpool, Hall, PaulsOn i
Co, II 4 Levy, Harrington il Smith, h
Z Jones, H G Mclaughlin, II Hahn,
Herald Publishing Company, H g Pet
tit, II Uhlfelder, l Harris, J Sehrcm &
Co, d Il Caches, j Goldsmith, James
Dougan, j II Irwin, ] NJ p, j Christ, j
Burns, j SchobrOok, G Nixon & Co, j
Sullivan. j Uhlfelder, Crawford, j
Warner. + Mcdonald, j G Wright, j
Collins, j NJ Lyon. j Williamson, KEEL
lOgg d Sny der, l. Keinig, l. Kline, Lynch
Il Nahlbush, l. l. Andrews, l. 5 Rowe, L
Korn, l. Cheadle, Miss Kate Van Orden,
Mss A Lohr, NJ A Kelly, Mclean d
Brix, NJ Heroux, Miss Minnie Van Wor-
mer, Sail, Moran Bros. N Chilberg, N
Portman, Northgest Enterprise, N F
Ryther, . Cosper, y Shiliistad, Pun
phrey d Lowmsn, PJ Lair, p D'Jorup.
p N Kalbsr. X L Thorne, Rev d Haw-
kins, Il Q Graves, kommess & Hazurd.
Sohwaoaoher Bros & Co, Simon d
Brownstone, Seaman e. Young, Snoho-
mish Trading Company, Sutherland d
Co, 8 Kenny, Seattle Coop Society, S
Baxter d Go, s Davis, Stewart d Eber-
sold, s ID Howe, Shaw d Agar Smith 4
Penny, Seattle Lumber and Commercial
Co, Treen d Raymond. Toklas 4 Singer
man, I Lyle, v Schmidt. VALID d G mp
bell, Washington Iron Won Ks, William
son d Kellogg, WA Smith, Waddell &
Miles, Wa Chong, VIM Burritt, w ID
Scott Il Co, w A Hasbrook, Young Il
Mckeon, Yot Sing, Yick Jing Tong, Z X
Rogers, + w Johnson, F Eisenbeis, w
Fannin, DR.. Bolton, Wells, Fargo q Co.
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TnE PISTOL AT ASTORIA.
Pass Smith Dips infe . Quarrel and
Comes oat . Murderer.

Friday morning at $50 row occurred
in George Hills variety hall saloon, be-
tween William Robertson and another
man, about girl, and after quarrelinR
they both started to 60 to the bar for .
drink, when Pass Smith, an employee Of
Hills saloon, remarked that be would
not drink with q man who tnsulted
him. Robertson took this up, and he
and Smith had some words, and finally
concluded to go out into the hills and
fight II out. Robertson was ths larger
81 the two, and was taking Oh his coat
whsn Smith struck him a blow, where
upon be replaced his coat and was but
toning it up, when Smith threw his arm
around Robinson's neck, and drawing q
pistol, shot him once or twice in the alb
dOmen, one ball taking effect about four
inches above the navel, which is likely
to prove fatal. The wounded man was
taken to the hospital and Smith to the
Jail. Robertson was runner for q
boarding house.
Pass Smith is well known by the
sporting fraternity of Puget Sound. he
having lived both in Olympia and Seat
tie. He is a son of Pap Smith, the
well-known horse trainer, and has q
number of relatives living in King
county. If the circumstances of the
affair, as published above are proven to
be true on the trial, the man who used
tho pistol will undoubtedly pass" in
his checks at the end Of rope.
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ACTED H0NoBABLY.-HavinQ heard
various reports concerning Nessrs. Mac
Donald & Reitze, contractors on the
new school building, in regard to the
two men killed by portion Of the frame
work of the building being blown down
on them, Posi- INTnLLI0ENER reporter
called on Mr.. Macdonald last evening
and learnd the following state of facts.
Both men were gwen a decent burial.
The young man who was 10 seriously
hurt was conveyed to Providence
Hospital. where everything that could
possibly be done to save him was done,
but he could not recover. When he
died Msssrs. Macdonald and Reitze
telegraphed to his parents in California,
and asked what disposition should be
made of the body. Word came back to
bury it, and write full particulars. A
neat coffin was ordered, u hearse hired
and the remainswere placed in their last
resting place in the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry. This expense was cheerfnlly
borne by Messrs. Macdonald Il Reitze.
who probably deplore the accident AZ
much II not more than any other living
men. A detailed account Of the affair
was written to the young mans parents
by Mr.. Macdonald, and has been mail
ed to them. Our good people respond
ed molly to the appeal for the young
wife Who was made widow by the ac-
cident, and up TO last evening over $500
had been raised for her. This SUN is
ample to relieve her present wants. and
take her to her parents, who are quite
we'll to do. The instructions Of the con-
tractors to the workmen we're to brace
the building we'll rs they went along,
and RS stated before, the men we're car
rying out these orders when the blow
o.me mp which caused the accident, and
resulted 90 disastrously. The building
10 again under way, and the greatest
care will be taken TO prevent further &C.
cident or loss of time thereon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-06

A NosouIro FLExr.-Coos Bay is the
great port Of the coast for sChoonsrs.
Last week the harbor contained no less
than thirteen. They were: The Clara
Light, for coal at Southport and deck
load Of lumber ct Lobrsss; San Baena
Ventura, for coal at Southport, shs had
not decided where to take u deck load;
Trusted, Aurora and Gotama, for lumber
as North Bend; taaonis, for coal at
Southport, shs mad not dsclded whore "
take deckload; &. Il. Merchant, for
lumber vt Aarshfsld; American Boy,
for lumbsS 1t Lobrse's; George y. Per
Gns, for DUAL Ut southport and deckload
Of lumber n North Bend; Reporter, for
coal a. Newport and deckload Ut lumber
As AArshnsld; ]. g. North, for GOAL NJ
Newport and deokload Of lumber NJ
4Anhhsld; Annie Gee. for lun0er ~
Lobsss's; Aera, for GOAL q, Newport.
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PASSENGER ARRIvALs.-The Dakota
from San Francisco, brought passengers
a. below named and bound as follows:
Seattle.-Mrs. w. n. Hndgins, Susie
Woodall, ]. H. Thomas, c. H. Stage, G.
II. Judson aud wife. E. w. Sohafer.
Mrs. p. Gillis, E. j. Charleston and
wife, N +. Rather wife and family, F.
Phelon, H. A. Phelon, F. Cruise, Chas.
Goldstein, A. Guard. G. Kits. Miss ].
Davies, VIM. A. kerway. A. Buff neton
Miss ALI Wright. Miss f. Bond, Miss
Lucy Phelon, Miss Mollie and Annie
Phelon. M1y Kennedy, Mrs. Shearinc.
Mrs. n. Hal-m, Mrs. E. wren. James
Wren, w. Clark and wife, d. b. Croker,
Geo. Moran, George Merriam, Mrs. Mo
Guirc, ]. p. Nebekee and wife, ID. X.
Huntoon wife and family, ]. l.. Morris
II. Kerr, h. Mack. G. Gilieland and wife,
Miss Annie Gillis, Jno. Hayes aad wife.
Frank Miller. VIM. Manuel, Mrs. c.
Benjamin, daughter and child, judge
Palmer. wife and family, Jno. Crane and
wife. Hannah Gillinson, VIM. Mitchsll.
and II In Il . { O. age,
Olympia. L. Laudrumdou. Geo.
Burlington, w. Hartman. w. w. Dun
can and 10 with storage.
Tacoma.-J. V. Beardsley, 8. F. Law.
ton, ]. Armstrong and wife, Mrs. Corin-
ne. w. Wenzel. H. Richard, Chas. Mar
win. Mrs. Msrwin, and IL in the steer
age.