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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
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Cores ondencc OF The Gazcttc,
Russ, TEN., Aug. l.--SUon after the
arrival of the 1874 O'Clock Train this
delegates lor the state Cooperation AS
s0cintlon, i. of H., large crowd as
ScInblcd IN the court house, and the meet
Ing was called to order temporarily by
the president, Prayer was offered by Rev
d. G. Woolam appropriate for The occa-
sion, after which the president intro
duccd Prof. IT, H. Dlnwiddlc, president
OF the faculty Of the Agricultural and Me-
chanlcal college, near Bryan, Tex, who
consumed the Time until IL noon, speak
ing in the interest of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college and the necessity for
education among the laboring people
ON motion the meeting adjourned TO meet
AT Masonic institute ut p. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
liaIMII.
special TO the Gazette.

~Deolnl % Inc ba1ello.
Bowg3, TN, Aug. b. Mrs. Beau
champ wife Of the Rex Bcauchamp OF
the Baptist church az benton, and state
lecturer Of the new temperance orgauiza-
ton, delivered an address toa fair audi.
onoc two nights since
Ex-senator 4, J.. Mlatlock spent an
hour here yesterday and took The noon
train for Wichita Falls, IN connection
with important business. The cx-scna-
tor Is dcvoing good Share OF his lime
OF late TO the talcna gold aud silver
mine al Chiluahua, Mexico, OF which
company he Is president aud manager.
This mine, he states, promises q rich
yield In return for the very heavy outlay
expended thereon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
GAINESVILLE.

special 10 The Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEN, Aug. 5.--llon. j.
W Bailey, one OF The electors for Prc,i-
dent Cleveland from Mississippi, has beeu
selected TO deliver the memorial address
on the day Of Grants funeral.
This morning about / O'Clock n cotton
Gin belonging to Ceyes q Fletcher, u
hardware firm of this city, was burned at
Burns city. II was the work of an in
ccndiary. The loss was about $1,000
insured for $500.
The members Of The bar assembled this
morning TO take steps to secure United
States commissioner for Gainesville and
vicinity. Judges Lindsay, hin, Lewis,
Potter aud Roberts were appointed n COM
mittce Ia secure data to present to United
States Judge Mccormick, showing the
necessity of United States Compissiun-
ar in this city.
Realizing the necessity of board OF
trade IN our city, the business men Of
gainesville yesterday at I O'Clock assem-
bled nj the law Office Of Potter 4 Hughes
for the purpose OF pcrfcctng IN organi-
zation Of this kind. j. W. Hughes, Esq,
was elected chairman of the meeting,
and II, B. Fletcher secretary. After con
siderable discussion II committee of live
was appointed by the chair TO solicit
members, and, up TO tonight, had Sc
cured twcnty-sx members. The intention
of the body is 10 secure Il membership
nifty, and il is almost certain that the de-
sired number viii be obtained without
any difficulty The importance of move
of this kind Is realized when the average
annual shipment of cotton alone IL %, 900
bulpS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Correspondence Of the GH1etlc.
GoNlALEs, Ten, Aug, .. ON Iasi
Thursday night the storcliousc Of Judge
A. q. llaIuon nj South River Side, this
county, WIS broken into and robbed OF
about twenty dollars worth Of goods.
Blood was found upon the floor, showing
that The thieves had been cut by the
broken Wlndow-glass In entering the
store To-day five negroes were arrest
ed and placed In jail Some Of The goods
were found In the possession of Jack
kelley and he gave the other negroes
away aud told where the balance or most
OF The goods could be found. They bad
taken bolts of calico aud placed rocks
IN them aud sunk them IN the creek
search was madc and the good, were
found IN thu creek.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
nlLINIiII.

special 10 the Gazette.
RrtNlLrr, TN, Aug, 5, Tho hrsl of
this seasons 1000 estimated bales Of
cotton was brought Ia To-day by Richard
Banks, colorod, and sold TO Mir. Book al
Ia 0.ld. Il was shipped Ia Galveston.
County court, Hon. :. Il. blake Judge.
has been Ia session since Monday. 1hc
most OF to-day was consumed In tryingun
Interesting case of the StatcNS. Charles
s. Miller a prominent and rising Young
cNpoundcr OF The law at this bar, clarrrd
with u simple assault on MIR neuno has.
ton, The trouble originated on, of
an article written by Nh. kaston
TO a local paper on The school.
tax question, which has been al fever
heat, and partly IN reply to Mr.. Miller'S
fathers views and criticiSms, alsoprmied
Ia local papers. Much Interest," VAS man
Tested and the court-mom Was crowded,
The lnry after mature elaboration, rcu-
derrl verdict OF guilty, Imposing Eve
dollar Tine plus the trimmings MIR. kas.
ton has Instituted suil against MIR Miller
IN the district court for $1,000, OF which
$1,000 i aciaal and $1,000 exemplary
damages
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
IAMr,s,s.

Correspondence OF the Gnzeur
lNMrAsNs, TEN, Aug This morn
Ing . woman Of III rcputc, giving the
name OF Lula noyctD, attached tn "a house
OF III fame in The city, came before the
mayor aud claimed to have been the wife
OF the man recently drowned IN the Han
cock bathing pool, fully describing the
man, who. she said was William Doyctt
of san Antonio, The son of Mr. Thomas
Doyctt, hlepiSSmith of thai place, She
stated that they hNh been separated about
two years, since which time she had not
seen him, bun received IN unsigned note
through thlS poSlonlcc about the time of
his death, which she recognized rs from
him, telling her good-byc, and that he
would soon end his troubles. Thus The
mystery has been sulyed.
our cilIHcns are working To makr the
state iirencn'S tournament u success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Mrs. Mary A.,Dailcy Of Tmkhannock,
Pa" was addicted for six years with
china aud bronchitis, during which
time the best physicians could give no re-
lief, Her life was dcSpaircd Of, uutil in
laSt October She procured a bottle Of DR..
Kings Now Discovery, when immediate
relief WAS felt and by continuing IT'S use
Tor short time She wa, completely
cured gaining in flesh dity pounds in II
few months.
Free trial bottles OF lhis certain cure of
all ihroni and lung diseases at II. W.
Williams s CO.'S drug store Large bot
ties 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
r,tnsr,>,a.


special 80 the Gazette.
PAIEsriNE, TN, Aug ., tire broke
ont this morning nj O'Clock In a house
owned by Floyd Mcrgcnthal, on Oak
street, IN the same block with The Catho.
lie church The fire company WAS on
hand IN a few minutes after the alarm was
given aud worked manfplly to save tie
burning building, hut in vain, for the
flames fed by southwest wind soon
spread TO the next mouse, last orCumcd
by j u. Watts, sewing machine agent,
and To Mrs, O'DonnrllS ON the west, all
three OF which were consumed with most
of the furniture and number OF sewing
machines belonging Ia The Singer Sewing
MHchno company The Catholic church
barely escaped destruction The hrcmon
could moi work with their usual effect on
account OF the hose breaking two or three
times, hui by their persistent cNcriions
the fire was finally stopped Tho total
losses we're placed az about Si00u. coy.
cred by 5000 insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
Dinner Gone to waste.

The food that raises rebellion Ia the
stomach as tits swallowed docs not he
stow either comfort or strength. The
stomach which for some timc after dinner
keeps sending mp gaseous reminders OF
what has been eaten is not in good order.
Tone that stomach mp with Browns Iron
Biters and cal your dinner joyfully and
heartily Mr. j. Is. Chandler, Clinton.
Iowa, says "a used Browns Iron Bit
tcrs with great benefit for dyspepsia
after other remedies had failed"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
rnnNnNrINn

Of ,u-Mninrim Fever aud cure Tor
ieiiruu;,tiSin M Last Discovered
By The illm OF llughes Bros, mnnuiar.
turing chemists Of Dallas, Ten. This en-.
ierprising firm have for the last i've years
hoc1i engaged In the manufactures OF hak-
in9 powders, wines, cider vinegar, etc.
.l)r, r. T.. Hughes, who prcsldcs over
their laboratory, has for ihc last forty
Years been engaged IN the study and prac.
Lice 81 medicine and chemistry. They
also have if thclr laboratory Prof. Geo.
tt.tAlhuun, vito has Tor many years been
u, trucher of chemistry, also MI , pny,
Wnrrick, u graduate OF chemistry in thr
University OF Philadelphia These gen
ilemen IA misunderstanding the VARIOUS an
.iicles already mentioned have tuand it
necessary 20 coniba, cNcesSlN itrmCnia-
tions. whether yinon>, acetolts ur tieu.
holic, which have ever stood III lht way
~ successfully manuiactmiug wine
vinegar and alcohol 400 our
southern climates The experiments
have resulted ln the discovery
az IN agent which completely ohyiatcs
This difficulty This agent is The extract
~ The bark of a tree Indigenous to the
siu,r Of Texas. Carrying their expert
mentS stlli further, they have ascernined
that fllls same extract aS completely con-
trolls The only remaining fermentation
Known to"thc arts aud sciences, VIZ
blood fermentation, wl,,ell is the tuuSr OF
ieverS ~ M,ll as VI rheumatlcn This
agent they have combined with the oN.
tracts OF ginger aud lemon, thereby rem,
dormg Il i most efilcaclous as well as de-
llahtful and pal1lahlc beverage. II isnot
only one 81 The best tonics In It's effects
INT the use OF Il offccuaIly prevents "
fever. At HE same time, IL
Il I, sure cure for rheumatism Dr
Hughes Extract of Lemon aud Ginger Is
put ~ IL eases Of two dozen bottles, and
,an Id found NJ M nrSt-rlaSs drug aud
urocarv stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

special 10 The Gazctte.
HsnRoLp, TN. Aug. D. tftcr 80 long
waiting Harold has sure-cnouah post
office. u. West Starr has received his
commission and taken possession In
consequence wc YET our mail from Fort
Worth regularly.
Yesterday was IN Harold the hottest
day of the year The thermometer went
up to lui ln the shade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
ENnIIt rAss-

'or'espondcucG Of the tHlottr
ENdLE PASS, Tx. Aug o. MIR. \. II.
thNlay received Il painful pistol wound in
the back thl, morning al Spofora. June
ton.ihecstot, OF which may yet prove
serious. lie had just risen from his seat
In the eur on the branch train aud was
passing out uf the door OF the coach when
u sharp pistol report was heard and
Charay iclt a singing shock IN his back
ono oi The passengers uumcd Carmichael,
IN hitting hts valsc, In which was thirty
eight calihcr pistol, allowed the pistol to
drop oui and Il fell ON the floor, cNplod-
ing, the ball striking Mr., tmrayas above
stated. The sheriff nj Spofford
arrested Carmichael and held
him for two hours, until, AT the
urgent request of t'haray, ne was released,
as the shooting was purely accidental.
Churay was brought here this morning
and tile bah cut out by ~. Whcallry. IL
had struck HIN in The shoulder, near his
collar bone.
Don Grpgarlo tdrca Is one of the old
regmc of Spanlnrls from sunny Mtlalu.
Sla and, In connection With his store In
san Juan de Sahlnas, Mexico he holds the
honorary position of alcaldc of that
little town, way back Ia the Santa Rosa
mountains, and he exercises his pntcral
power over the quiet little village In
patrarchlal manner that would have
madcn Don QulNotc smile, \ few day ago
some OF The striking miners were
brought before The venerable bon and
after some tatherly advice two Of them
were tined Sl0 and $40 respectively, and
then he gave them Il note TO the super
lntcndcnI of the mines requesting lin
TO give the men employment again II the
charge OF striking was the only Que
against them
All the gamblers and ganbllng-housc
proprletors were up before County Judge
llopstcttcr to-day and fined $50 around.
some OF them could not pay the amount
and werc sent to Jail In default
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Special 10 me Gazctie.
CoRsicANA, TEX, Aug The Tcxar-
kama ball club, though supporlcdby Mans
Held and four Of the Dallas Browns best
men, were defeated here to-day by the
ing nipetecn TO sixteen. They play again
tomorrow.
Con. SUI Ross Of Waco is in The city to-
iay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
V0IEPlN QUINN.

Special ne Gafclle
ocFrr ,'uuspG rEN Nag, earN
la,t niglf ne eos was .lgfinl Nts lhc
yapseoNsiss fcpca Mos psDll shots Il,
iAe Feryih wara Cil lpsesirtoR IT
NJ ioeod fAat Mleo Nilaad, Alderman II
N Forrih u4ni tai siei Slheu Shel
,leH sNwg h9n rpsidIna l,l, inland
nfo iilpp tsr a. eptgcg esosulacs ~
lf'ifs fNs,gHsl'A Ailfa,' y Ni't Nhci
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
LA,IrAsNs SPRINGS.
Greo, Health aud rlea,urc Rr,ort.


rms place has justly earned The rcml.
tallon sol being the great health aud pleas
IRE resort oi the Southwest. For MGR.
rermi, rheumatic, cuiancouS and kidney
diseases, these waters are the most GER
TAM auxiliary and specific known. The
hotels are conceded 70 he the host Ia the
country. The >M, 6erpAhao. ccnlally
and DELIGHTFULLY."- located corner Filth md
Vain streets Is n's NJ che o>t tdf.ing,.
ahle, cle@ntlt iucuisbed aaa he,r vemi.
aNd houses m ine state. which. Win ~
excellent claSiUp ana inotler,,,
rug pl 9f iay aHf
~ f9lf ~ iNfie. u lhA s,tk ~
0spNlss, lAakeAhe SID 1Asl,s. Ws,
iaapfiic, lNN Anipi sooms g tps
hfer tssgli'y 'ecs Sln lrt -f a.
aas,s le isla silles nali re {, ,,., :,
tccc s,slp,. ia tirts,tit.f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
STATE NEWS,
Gatherings from over The '-tate Hcpesscd
specially for The. Gazette.


Correspondence Of tho r.azetir.
TRori.r. TnN., Nag. S.--Mr NORMAN
Morrison commenced pumping ont the
lake known rs 'sRound Pond" about
nine miles north Of here last Frlday He
expects 90 iinisb Tonight, and tomorrow
a grand ilsh-fry viii be ind1lecd IN. Some
largc alligaiors aud fish have been taken
iroa this posid, 10 a lively time Is tx.
peNtud When the water gets low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

died within an lioar after being shot, and
u few minutes after his diving declaration
was taken by the county Judge After
the shooting inland went down town aud
surrendered 10 the police. and, the grand
jury being III session, to-day they found q
true bill for murder against him Shell
don was buried this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

special % ihc Gazette.
RIO GUNpE CRY, TIN, Aug Vie
torimo yillarcal was arrested by sheriff
Shecly and Deputy United States Marshal
Bob Haynes to-day on suspicion of having
murdered Maxine Gomez yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

H. contents was destroyed. II was only
Wy heroic efforts that Mr.. Ausiin's roJ-
d. was saved. Tho fire Is supposed
to have been the work Of an hiccndary.
The loss Is about 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

j. IL, Brown touched a popular chord
in the hearts of housewives when he he
gan the manufacture and sale of silver
LOAF baking powder,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Don't fail to soc Che art entertainment
At lhe npcra-houSe the Gth aad ,th al
night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

The popularity of Silver Loaf baking
powder has steadily and rapidly Increased
since the first package was given the pub
lie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

And everybody else, don't fail to call ON
the Fou Worth Grocer Co., the largest
wholesale and retail establishment in the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

II your grocer don't keep Silver Loaf
baking powder, ask him to yet II trial
case aud thcn YOU get trial package
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Or razor that i warranted, at reaSon-
able price, call ON Q NJ. Wa,erhousc,
druggist, 1920 Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

kellcr's stock Of buggtS embraces
some aS iinc rehiclesas were ever hrough,
into the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

AZ 10 time since } Il Brown began
thc manufacture aud sale of silver Loaf
baking powder Has the dcmnnd been So
great Ks ~ present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Il l.. Turner'S Enterprise aud Hooded
stock stable Is turning out the lncsl
teams IN thu city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

Vt Tie Enterprise aud Hooded stock
stable osR l.. Turner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
I.ntcrnri.r slnhIr.

The Il. l.. Turner Enterprise aud
Bloodcp Stock stables furnish the most
handsome tumoulN of any stable in the
city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

r. l.. Turner undertaken and dealer
~ nderiakor's goods, The finest line OF
hcarscN and carriages in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

contractors for cement walks and cement
ing buildings. Ofllcc sos Main street.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
,USTIN.
spooll H. Oa9c,ic

NpeclNl IL The tasVttr,
AUsrIN, 'rENo Aug, s. There was no
meeting of the land hoard Yesterday, uw.
ing TO the absence of the governor and
McSsrs, swain and rcmplctou, As Soon
as quorum can be had the board viii
proceed with It's business.
Hon. loscph u, Sayeis writes that hr
Is authorized hy the secretary of the
Maryland Military academy at oxford,
Md to appoint cadet from this con.
grcsSional district, who vim hc given free
board and tuition ut that Institution.
Pending the construction nf the rail-
road from Burnci 10 the granite uuarrlcs,
some fifteen miles distant, Capitol C0m-
missioncrs Lee and MclMuan have de-
cidcd To make an extensive tour through
several Of the northern states to inspect n
Number OF important public buildings,
among thcm the Illinois capitol aud also
the Indiana State-houSc. They wlll look
particularly into the sysirn of Sie,un-
heating, roofing and Woodwork iini.h, as
all these features In thr Texas t8piiol
have undergone notifications bl reason
of the recent supplemental contract
The commissioners 20 a their own a.
pellsp and expect To ohulln much service
able information. Mr. Gus Wlte, the
capitol Sub.contractor, leaves iu the
morning for Chicago, where hc viii per-
feet all arrangements 60 complete his ull-
dcrtaklng.
Prof. j T.. smith, ITO rjlicicnt chief
clerk In the office OF Hon b n Haker,
has been elected snperniendcnt Of the
san Antonlo puhlIc Schonl piee Prof.
Rotr Ne VIII li9rM tpt ihe
plac9
A fNNsAlfaniaN Nflts secretary
af ,be luna board fhal p wishes "a lvasa
lfihVQN ACRES NJ NgiNgssitN ianH ib enc
alOdy.
nEar,S
>iipaM ~ VS. i4Acilt
IlNIINN I'fN.. Wy. kn0Ai I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
<, 500 nonston stree,

You get lie best soda aud mineral waters,
A,itl shaved leo that makes !, nice, and
doi,'t You forget II. Wells keeps the
hnsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

soaps and delightful handkerchief eN'
tracts "a De hid Wells drug STORE, 5pe
ll0nsJoii street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06

IA ~ I'm ONLY, Aaniss Permanent Cure tor Leu
r. wa Nm H&n Manhood, pchll,, Nervousness wtatn,n
Wu/G T. HW NeqaAckpg lndUulabe rtopfs RaOA ny
UWU UU1 " mall, % 4, 10 rcuis unAeNrd. lisEE,
- -. ElllE NrlINAl "A. lIrAIn n Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-06
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO and from Europe at Lowest Rates,
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES


. i'ariics Wishing 10 Bring frlcnd- 10 this
Country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-02

Pesr TOWNSEND, Nov. 80.

PeRr TOWNSEND, Nov. 30.
Schooner Beuiah, Captain Wilson,
arrived in Port Discovery Saturday, z
days from San Francisco. to take re-
turn cargo of lumber. She made the
last round trip from Ssabeck IN 81 days
Bark Fresno, Captain Lewis. arrived
and vAs toved By the Tyee to Port
Gamble. She made the last round "trip
In 81 days
Bark Majestic, Captain Bereeman, 10
ehAftafod by Moon q smith, Of San
Francisco. to load lamber at Port Dis
oosssy. for the Hawaiian Islands.
Schooner Haensme. Captain Elliott.
arrived. 3 days from San Francisco.
The only vssssls loading lumber ai
Port Blakely are the ship Topeallant,
for San Francisco, and the earkenttne
Amelia, for Honolulu The bark News
boy will commence loading 20 day.
Repairs on the tug Biaksly viii sooo
b completed. Il q net certain Who
vim b her captain. some think she
vii b offered 70 Captain Frank Smith,
Of the steamer Pslitksfsky. In thai
case, Thomas Grant, Who is nov drst
S@SSAt $50 ~ AANWe sAC AossSA esSo4sA@As
The Hall Bros are preparing to lay
the keel Of a-tua- boat Of about the d.
Dsnsions Of the Tacoma. TIE boiler
and machinery are ordered.
Tug Holysks arrived this morning
from Neah Bay with the family aud
effects Of Col. Wood, late Indisn Agent,
Who has moved here. The Colonel has
rented the Bodies residence property on
the hill. and II, with bis family, = de-
sifabis acquisition to Port Tovnsend.
Mn. Strstton. for long time keeper
Of the Port Angeles light house. has
been relieved and the appointment
rendered TO J. A. Evans, who. since the
death OF Mr.. Stratson, was assistant
keeper. Mr.. Albert Draper has been
appointed assistant in place Of Mr..
Evans. Mira 6traston will remain at
the light house until she builds resi-
dsnos on the property aoross the bay.
Schooner Geo. @. Perkins, 1863 tons, is
chartered to load lumber at one of tie
Puget Sound mill ports, for Kahului.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-02

Hairs Hair Remover restores gray hair
10 its original color; makes the scalp
white and clean; cures dandruf and
humors; prevents the hair from falling
out, and renders II soft and brilliant. The
editor Of the ocean Foam,, Cape May,
writes: I'VE speak knowingly, when we
assert that Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair
Remover is the best Of Its Kind. Tho
article Is an elegant and cleanly one, with
out which we think no toilet complete"
Thos. D. Jones, Middle Granville, \. y,
writes: 81 have used
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-02
FREIaHr REaULATIoSs.-Ths petition
for presentation to the Terri.

FRxIaHr REauLArIoSs.-Ths petition
following, for presentation to the Terri
torisl Legislature. il being circulated in
the eastern counties: "The under
siGned, citizens of Washington Terri
tory, respectfully represent to your hon
orable bodies that producers Of Eastern
Warrington are greatly oppressed by
excessive railroad freight charges upon
outgoing products, upon the sale Of
which at fair prices depend the life and
prosperity of all business. We there
fore respectfully pray that a Law may
be passed BY your honorable bodies at
the coming session reducing the freight
charges on outgoing products Of the
country to some reasonable approach to
the rates producers in other parts Of
the United States have to pay, and that
q Law may b passed to prevent dis.
ordinations against persons and places.
And, 90 in duty bound, your petitioners
will ever pray" eto.