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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

ia Pus.nti,st General who hSs been
mar iEdolsu, Of late in making room lOI
DszasrEte ctset-seetes has wakened up,
IL order issued Thursday dispensing
VIII he services Of thiriy.6ye Republican
Psstil CLERKS running into Cincinnati is
Al tarBss. Of what may DO expected to iol'
low.
Tho CIcuss offered for this wholcgale
dismissal, that the men were preparing to
s,nks IL ons Of the weakes. iubieriuges TO
conceal q partisan act that could well
have been invented, II Is not in keep.
ing With the following, which appeared in
the Cincinnati Commercial Ga:dte Of
Thursday:
A group Of postofllco employee and mail
agents we're yesterday afternoon Disgusting
the Atiain Of the mall service, and an ex.
mail agent, recently discharged for "ollen.
6ive parlsanship"-tho Offensive parll.
sAnship' constituting loyal adherence to
Republican pnnciplts-was being sympa.
thittd with. Tho ex'mAil agent said:
boys, you'd better reserve some Of that
sympathy, lot thsfo'll DO q neOd Of 1t in
your own case sOon."
"HoW do you knoW7n Was asked by q
reporter who was present
well, III toll you, know II TO be q
fact ever since the appointment OF Super.
Ihiendent 0Win 4 number Of prominent,
active Democrats have been importuniBe
him 10 make places Tor some oil thciI
friends, and he can now llAnd the pfCss.
ufe no longer, and 90 hiss consented
Last week 3 number Of thgts imporiunNte
Democrats we're alter him again, aud be
fore the meeting broke up b list OF thltiy
eve names Of mall agenlas in the Fla
Dlvl8lon was made, aud these men vii
DO asked for their fesignations, 10 TAX,
elect July /. The lhiTtyhye men to b.
'hfod' arc all Btaunch Republicans, ant
al run into OlncinnAli"
What 10 the use Of beating around th
bush9 The Democratic party h@ no NOR
respeO. for Civil Service Reform than
has Tor lie President Your true Demo
cratic patriot wants office, wants it bad
aud ID unable TO understand why any con
.tyance like the Civil Service Commission
ahail stand between him and the rapiur
Gus embrace oithe pafiy's patronage.
The INrtLLIuENrGH never objects whei
Democrat, bslpgA proper man, gets Al
ONCE in a proper way, But 1t Is highly
improper way whom q ptotqAl is inventet
70 make vacancy which the Preaiden
hN moi Tie courage to make by the cHor
else Of hil right The objection lies igiinI
using Civil Service reform ~ q cloak tori
parry partisan manipulation Of the Offices
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Ole 4ntelltge1g1



Bans Of our p'iaoeiHNe I'9p''i ~
bed a lhIEsS1sIE 'hsI %ut s 49, ~.
nesting 70 ss' matters Ia sA1PS " w
coming eaiapslgn' IAsis we're plois "
tho active men o. ms parry VAC VIZ .',. ~
lhSre, bot theso VINO "s!' pi'''A' $3.50
tho men VII" oShu9l 'N' W.I4'+ ,
usn-sKetP' o,cAAiSD"Ny ~ s',.
Tsn'loH-TAo give '''0 mos ''',l.I''s -
70 the party welfare a 'h'y uAu y..1'-,'
Il, aud NAo VIII n'''''As' 'A' '''A' '@
PaiRn. -.
What has pesh 'ro p'A''i,N' '..'-''-,,
Of the conference lA'S - wa .", ,
Republicans ana Democrats. ius ~ rs
uoHSeEh is o. l"' op''''1H 'll' -. ..t'...,t
oeraey liza been ioheHlA' 'Ns''t' 'I', A.
BY the GATHERING fsIHap4 u no',r W
more accurate to ray uA' ssnA''' O% Az
dsn's isneel arc ~ De"ef eoi'o'u'n, H''
ihends have resolved upon : P'A" ~ "a"
pAign rather shfr6ulY eoHesifeu' anu t''''
understand each olhef' Eleh oil t"e'n
uill operate accordingly IN hI' own nun
dred.
Besides this the siA'e Commi'be "'li ~
once address iiSeiil to carfyipgou''he plan
a agreed upon, Ex-senator DAVIS goes
iai1 The National Committee, ana iha' He'
e'asishsa tNo OF three thln@ wen worm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

uFUInnI nFO A book Of 100 ragcL The
M EWAFhFfH bgst book i1r an adv flhef In
W. VI NJ 81 consult, be hreIpeTie oed OF
lRttenT,nINia otherwise, Il COutAlnt Has
hlIVkRIININISO Of noEspaper aud estimates
Of the cost OF advertising.
The advertiser who Wanu 10 spend one dollar tn1 :
IN IL the Information be requires, while i1F him
who will Invest Que hundred thousand d0llan ~
Sdyeit lng scheme 4 lnoisAtcd which Will meet
hIs eyrly requirement, or can be- made 70 DO 20 BY
slITht rar n easily afr yed ~ by cofrtsT ondet &C.
one hundred sud fiU three ctitlona have been
is.urd. sent pnstnsli 70 sny Addrrss Tor 10 ccnts
vtrli,lnE bureau. 10 spTaoc street, Prinung Honie
SluAFpl New iUft ltS1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

Who AZ constantly utUoN are, iE aIuaieeu Gases
1ll VI tasl'Y dppspHe Toe twentieth ehse vii
b. 'ouad up0a l-TgitE luOa, 10 b that VI = pr
,5a wbo ls ITOublvi With symPlIm' oi iudiss,
g.1i. IAigutss uuuaiufA aHIiy p.syhhHtsN
blEzlug "a the ears disp,altou 10 start on TIE
sgludtu Clblug Of 4 d1yf, WlnaIuuEutt o. he
hands m0fr iaTigllauy " the ItEut ihaW Tat
tbb nerves ~ wtAk aui UNSTEADY. iistaliHi'f
-.OnAeh Hit,eu tgt glrns Hu1 que NE tf'Nta
Tdisrlt lsAFptCiy ca. soqlgGu- " ~ iuyguT.
AHlnF aud regulating aNiDA upon tho uTkEns VI
al lul sad avlmi.Atlou II uuTic aC the llppd,
uUnuuas - chronic Eudancy 70 biAogsncsst 10
ltuY ss'Cx Aud uft.Ous htAiauh,a, Ani rEI.Abt
Tue bIs0a 81 hn8t gdplIg thsm. 4 more lfual
auftly dslpute aFaiusl iyYur AID Agla d1ss not
tzist, aud lI HubluGs ttudlney ~ thtumailsiu,
kd4yF aud BLADDER d. TAN tugut IaAeu bc!ufr
retiring lllla.glt t0Lnd pes.
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EREAKRAsT BUDGET.


A ifeih c7lsuy a six Fliseu Uill rsieh
OTian4o. Pa, nsIi September.
An iTaTy ilsk, siE isrt l9uE. has been
uassrshsd IL 80 AaBoy lOtisl graTsl pli,
Mes YORK advertisement; "Your haiI
dressed AiEslo l1f lseniy-dVe ernia.H
Sss York tlsrgynsa have begun 4
mSyulsat V suppress Mormon lma.igrs-
li9a.
upsaIi q 500 persona registered -
y.HiIols 70 BuaksT Hi EgngnsHi tie pszl
year
Frogs lrfs from Canadian Tivsr uarshe.
are tsin2 soli In Ass YORK Tor i51y cent,
pogEd
The can steamer iss., e2Uyiug i1afists
abroad. nos numbers 10 Trsaf.s, bat
EeYef oas h.ss the s;4fs aai iifiPs.
Tie Isss a the JrEisa colGHy 10 the
N0Hdgsst are Threatened 18th starvation.
Relief nszsgEgs are being IAksn.
Ina ehIyLrsas bat pathetic way Mon
lana bachelors name tgau 10 ECnuf Of !
on and then EAit l9I ihs Eir.a u COME.
Cattiemsa 10 Wesisra TtIs have or
ganiEsl al association Tor The sinking Of
an extensive system VI wells Tor tho water
ing ui stock.
A. oas pgsHt 90 the Cascade branch Of
the northern Pzcie tue railroad describes
L0tss sLoy Vhet Is tE1 and quarter
miles around and Only ,5Ol isel lcr0a5 the
bill At tie open end Of H.
Mas Z. Il seldm0fr, oue Of the most
snlsfpnaisg VI he Washington female
correspondents, Supplied ness 10 ten Of
tie bssl pap-Ts la The cJlnlfY during the
week Of tho Pfvzideul's marriage, and took
in 81 .OJO As the iTuis Of her industry.
10 a money eouatiHg contest At JsR,
HiHg'8 Buainyss College, Ia Nashville, the
bas! time Ia counting 500 waB made by
". Is. Ward, Of Jefferson, Texas. lime,
ma trCJAts. The package elaiansd
tlIdy,ei2hl bills made up Vi 500 " lyts,
500 IA tens, 500 in tseauss, slUO ia nj.
ties and $40 bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26
SATURDAY, JuSE 20, 1870
TIRUsTEEs SALE.

iiy ylnue Of 4 deed Of trust 10 me, mtda By
ilelrJ l. 5HhfAdef aud Augusta hfsddf, hii Eiie
DAT d the ga Day Of sepu mbef, 10 th8 year SO,
aud ioogided In The Clg'k's gfiioe u tlc County
g0uTi o. Qhip oylny. we. Virginia " bed d
SATURDAY, July 81, A,D, 1870,
commencing At 10 O'Clock H., nihi front door
Of the Court Huuse Of UhlO o1uriy, NE ioll0vihf
dUc lbsd pro efly; Paii Jl lot numbc.td lour
ieen 90 IN Division &C q de- gIatd On ihg
tltaie and additions ibet,ifDm 70 ibe rlly u
RhtellnE. Ia the county Of Uhi0 IN tbg STATE q
West Virginia. u gnnlnt ata ~ NJ o. NE tgllh
line Of laid LOT mycrti lgurietn ~ Que am
dfud aud tHoniy ttAl ieut from The sJllhNtti our
hef Of sald l1( Numbered iguneon lili ihenoQ
eat With Ald south line Of sad 10Y Inmbefd
i.uften 40 MY tOJ iCgi thence north tnd tsia.-
ltl With de vel line Of aid ID bumbeftd iout.
tafaiItl wi b ne salf tuutu no u tAh 81 n1u.
bgfod iOuipenu 49, my ~ heii thtuee iOllh aud
aiAhl WIN lbs w. n5 W. d IVY dfo G
psfs Of T. rinnluE rail- JOS bcluR hiiy ~ het
IfDrt And fuunlhz bars u tyen Nldih one hun.
died 0UJI bet aud i % ile southwest t0inef oi
line Wilson " william bohnOkey W decd daod
Dtdfmbsf n. 1881, aud Of HCUfd in the ONCE Oi
the Clefk d the Ge1niJ C9ut q iHli EQUITY Of
ONO. In Dtei HOOK No "a ioliOtO
Anda l'0. A ceithin l0t o. pace ~ ground ling
10 ihe county 0i Ohio 10 the STATS " Wet vi.
Glhla and lgSaled On The moth side Oi Caidgtil'g
kun, 10 $40 tvunly lhl 7late, Nlnnl ihgngft9
ia lfl on plat marion on nbef tgvrn . u dttsd
TebmGfy ~ ltsl, land Oh ftt1id ~ tlg lle bfltfa
Ortog " tald ohio tOunty IN lOlk No. 70. mGu
tlsi. me sad lgt o. parcel ~ ~ und hOnung
thiitfiWO Ail i1at, mOfH Of ltt on Mafy afelue,
and finBinF north VI even wldth With hUitH line
Of lOt No 3 north AIDE bi taid Mar titnue. 70.
o. hef viii All lmpfJttmnnlt and apiuiisnantta
thereon OF thereto lel urlnF. The a q l0t D.ihF
the same CONVEX n befttni0fu w The tad halel II
thu ffft tdiL ~ llrnu ftamOn aud vile. W died
daie1 Apnl y lsa, and on ftcuil 10 Toe 0tltu VI
ne uitfk n ihe County CO1n " tild c1uniI q
ohio 10 y 81 B0gt M ~ inlig ~
TGtn1 oT 5lL1-Ca1h 10 hand nl DAY 81 STA
rs D. D. DUYEAEh, 1fuitl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip tickets to and
from all stations on lie Trans Ohio Diyi.
slons, including Pittsburgh, and 70 all
points on the Columbus 4 Cincinnati Mid.
land railroad, including Cincinnati, at one
fare iOf the round trip,
These tickets will be rood going July q
1 and 8, and will be good returning until
July 0, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

The 6ealoh ID Al band When the young
man who tolls and penplfes Ia The heat
and dos, Of iht elly 10 scanning railway
euids5 With view y picking uut pleas
All fohle BY whithhSmiy teach ihO eoal.
lni ahAdos lol BE tummoitilA
While h 4 pleasant 10 W oil % Tho
ooanlry lof ! NeOt Ahd lnioy 90 paie
Atmosphere, sllA h litiy sidtm lath
fs,llai sptli az lsayAtbyl heieahgman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

The Pennsylvania Company and the
Panhandle Railway will sell excursion
tickets Al one lars lot the round trip 10
and from all stations on their various
lines, July 81, 4.h and 9th, good 10 return
July OH, inelnalVe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26
A milk runeh.-A LIsL Itom q COW.

THoutANbs Of Casoi Of consumption are
cured gyefy year BY Aekotd celebrated
Fnallih Htmtdy, II Il q guaranteed
pf3paiatuhi u Il doe not help yguli VII
ca you nothing. M u a elnlle doe
vii show M GOOD eject. Trial bottles 10
ctnls \ Logan 4 ColsAnd Charles Afnh.
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GALE OF RAILROAD BONDS.

CIuE sOYIuG
HlAEDOT 0oVgps MAS uF mo CauSTY
WuJIIsU. w. Va, Ma q, ls'5
Sealed Proposals. sil lie Frr.lyeI a. this oiroc
unit Wednesday Juur ll lssl ~ lluullgE ~, iut
The purchase Of tWtliJ ave i9l Of the aft u1H
Tsye bp1ds OF she tit Jugn wheeling q k'u.
tu0Sy EHi.rlsd CONT any. Ct Si,yyJ tara NUMBERED
100 10 $50 lu elusive rEGCpi SO. lai aul va
ahich nave been redeemed sid I0rds bcar
tlyul % ptracut interest," payable semlaluutlly
The III Ui nay aud November bu4ds viii b. ~ Il
hlI ana bio. may be made I tho sh0,r uumber
or ANY pant thereof IA be del yelvl jus itu
Toe Hght 10 ftssrggd 10 nj GO any " al hidA
AddTis R1bt u NOud', LiUft Of tbs Bafl Of
Commissioner Of Ohio sIuntY, W
EndOIse "PfUp sals Tor "a chase o. b0udA"
'EOBT r. WOODS.
Cleik Of he B1Nri 81 Go ami 80 En-.
it7d Ohio County. " Va
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gppr-6arItrr.


General Agents Tor West Virginia and Eastern Ohio
for the CaligrHph Hammond typewriter.
Machines will be lrnt on tial 10 ftEp1nSlb par
ties No have Nd uinJ'truihs ~ the wfttru snd
IN this State fully demonstrating the superiority
OF our mArhlnFA
our marhiuo Wa awarded fnt premium and
diploma At the state F6if IN lssl aud 1855 over our
cpmpeilt0u. We tecp = inll line Of supplies.
Write u for book Of testimonials and CATALOGUES,
All machlnss warranted address
myis EnW l.. ROSE & Cn tb Twelfth 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

UNRUSTEES SALE OF RlNEIthlDE
j FURNITURE FACTORY.
~ virtue Of a dod Ui tfust IN mo made by tho
RlVERsiDE FUkhll UKE COMPANY. mated Ian
uaFy n, Iva and OF feUOfd ~ The Biioc Of lho
Cleik Of the County Court Of ohio County, Nest
vlrEiHG In deed Of trust book ", page 6O, viii,
~ SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1870,
commencing al 10 O'CLOCK A. ~, Solr At public
auction. al The front door Of Tho Couu hlui, q
sid Ohio county, III the NY a wheeling, Wet
NiTlniA, the itlINinE properly! Los J., w. ~
sud a. with The Improvements thereon 10 ihe al.
dillon 10 Eaid city laid on iLtD los bj Johi L9h
aud Nm thaplne, on the taAi aide Il Htlrf iiittit
betWtcu Twenty lnt aud twenty tttO1a turtui
aud on part d which loo arr ere TED l5IUBY
BRI, X FuRElTuK RI FAJTORi AND 4 TOBY
lIttK nAHKllVuAE; and AltJ, four 2tiJfy BRICK
dwelling houses. 1he factory 60 LAint valuable
and impfOTUd "a llnufY complete and Ia run
ming order, the zane belng comparatively Ltg.
Z LAHH ~ bAtL-JHothlfd VI ne puichtso
mOacy. VI a. much mOie ~ tbs purchaser may
tltct 10 lay IN CASH on The day Of sslti sud lho
fTsidue IN two equal annusl ilttalimtnt, Wiih In,
lefc,l thereon from the Day Of sale, W b. ScelTd
~ deed Of tSuEt upon the properly nd and NJ
policies Of insurance upon The building, impfUv6-
inenn and machinery TO an amount equal 10 ne
deferred payments sAuuELr lILDgrn,
mJ2l-WH Tr1ife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26
q;rep & Gtrtsehu.
grem ( altrtsehU.
CHAMBER
SUITS !

We are showing some
very elegant new styles
in this line, which will
be found surprisingly
cheap, thoroughly made
and finely finished. Es-
pecial attention has been
given to quality, and pa
irons will find through
out our stock thoroughly
reliable goods at prices
within the reach Of all.
Please call we shall
be pleased to show you
our goods. Remember
the place,
mn MAIN STREET.
rev 8 BERTSGHY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26
DOR SALE no CLOSE AN ESTATE,
Nsal gslats.
FOR SALE.

No 5to5s Market street, 8 fO0nt; terms tasy.
No \, Maryland street roms,
No, us Nc Olln b ttr e. fu0mh
No u fWruty' thifd ltrtct,
No. VI IS MY second street, rooms
No 2,M Main alfuvt ptO1ma
No. .gli AaftJt street. iu1ma
N Acre, Had II Proctor tsycn miles ton Proc
tor station, NeI county valued Al ~ ftf Acrn.
l0o Acres near tittiu1h, ". Va valued 81 MA
- Acres NJ him Grove . Jour Z. on d tgu 9,
stable AID iO1 trUf uhsiCu nut; valued ~ q ltpo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

lNNllN. Lam uilY AL 3 a. anl oflIy hnuf
WNH.ul Iyt WttelllI lAft n q q. M And
utlfl lQlf y 10 D. MI Hulultl lIiIu.t ina
M q liiispll| 1dtt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

H. z. 3 O NaIIfUlll
Leave Bsllairv Al Is a. IN. TOT WOodIdold and
LAncadl q.
Leave BsllslpG $40 p. IN. TOT woOisaeld and
kummUfleld.
Arrive ID bellilre alp.Da. m. from Summarized,
and $40 y m ium Ztnesvlllg.
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Rlssuugs


DUuMS FOR RhNI-lN HORN
~ hkO0k's Bl0ct, APP. tow W HVus \
BIO. $50 MafEul AlLl,L du.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

Clo.s connection made on al ifains-R LR.R,
Q. aP.R n, and b 40 RI.
E1lra tfipa % thqit nglioe,
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TIIAYELERS' GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A IRAIN4- on and alter may 20, lss6-FNPLN
NATION w HntREsCE MApEs tDaily, t-undal
excepted. iNondAy exc pie.i. VIE linE v nei
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VITHEELiNG & ELM GROVE X. r.
w on and Atsf NAY :, 1876, lfaihs viii run q
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FOR ItHNr.
grl,stes sales.

Heal Esta.e Agent, Collector. and Notary Public.
felt once, 70 1917 MAfh0th itntL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05
A TACOMA NAN TRRRRD AND
FEATuERRD RY A MOE.


TACOMA Nv. IT, Oct. Ain the First
Ward. along the beach beloa the Taco
ma Hawmill, are number Of shanties
where lonashofem9n aud depE8ved
characters reside. These people, gen.
q rough LOS Of men, some living with
lndiaa women. Afew days ago Charles
Ssarkweathex came 10 live on the beach
with = sqnAw. Last night al 3 o'clock
. party Of beach oombeRan went 20
etarkweather's cabin, charged him with
having beaten the squaw, tore the
clothes ffem bis pegs0n, tarred him and
then ripped open the pillows In she
cabin ana feathered him. In this con-
dition they drove the man stark naked
about the streets % Old Tacoma, into q
saloon. and knosked him aswn and
beat him uBmeroif llg. They ordered
him 90 gst np, bat be vas unable 20 do
50. being exhausted. Then he was
iabhed in the back with TIE points Of
pocket knives, and otherwise maltraaa
ed. He claims that be begged pFolea-
tion Of the policeman stationed shsra,
but Wss not given it.
The unfogsaBata man waH taken ta 6
cabin BY soma one, but three or foar
men later entered she cabin, drove him
0nf. thEeW him over bank and drove
him into The water - the point Of q pis
t0L These mea threatened him with
death II he remained, 50 his sqnaw took
him % the island. This evening the
unfortunate man wss brought back 10
the hospital.
Tke above is The story related By
StarkwestheF. WHO says be can identigy
I've q tie attaching party. The facts
we're learned ~ tos late an hear last
evening 70 ebsain the aiatsmeua Of the
policeman II the First Ward. Greaa
indignation ID expressed here. and ths
perpetrators Of she outrage viii be fer
rsted cut and hEougha 20 iussice.--
0lrspnsfaA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05


The Prssbytsry Of Puget Sound will
meet IN Goldsndale next Saturday, the
9th inst.. a. 7s8e .. n. This Is the ilrsa
stated meetine Of shis PsesbyteEy 10 BE-
held on the east aide Of the mountains.
As the Yakima counky will probably be
fransfaFred this fail 70 che Eastern
WmshinaA0n Prasbytery this will be the
lass msetinR Of the Puges Sound Pres
byteEg over theEs.
The aynod OF the 0lumhia win meet
ID Spokane Fails On The 18th instant &c
7:30 D. mas and will be opened with 3
ssKmon hy the Rss. j. b. Thompson.
The following statistical showing 10
taken from an article in the NORTH
.uesfeym Preabgtsriaa By the Rev. i. q.
Strange:
The report Of The Synod of the Co
lnmbia, IN the general assembly inmates
for 1886, ID instructive and RFatifyina.
The synod iRclndea Presbyteriea, 50
ministers, 81 churches, I'll elders and
1853 communicates, gain Of . minis
ters. charehes and 632 members in ona
year, end an increase Of 50 ministers,
So churches and 1885 members since the
organization Of tha synod ten years
ago.
counting the two Alaska churches. IL
whieh there are 14s communicates, We
have II Indian churches which contain
3 nambership Of 1905. There are nine
missionaries in Alaska besides lady
teachers. There are eight Indian
preachers and one Indian liceuiiaAe,
with two white missionaries, laborinR
among the Indiana Tue Puget Sound
Indian churches aad The Ala kan
uhuFeeea and miasian stations and
schools are under the fostering care and
support CT the Home Board, while the
Idaho and Oregon Indian churches and
missions aae cared for and maintained
By the Fereign Board. A Government
school is aeon to be established near
/ Pendletons Oregon, among the Umafilla
/ indiana, and OR Foreign Board will be
permitted 10 name the teacher. DR.. A.
L. Lindsley recently visited the reaer
vati0a In the interest Of this school.
Ne met and addressed large audience
OF Indians who expressed desire for
edueation, and solemnly promised TO
send theiF ehildron TO schools, after
which they adopted the following vote
Of thsnks:
"Rssolued, That We tender car hyea
ki08h sumtQm livery sincere thanks1 10
the Board of Foreign Missions for their
thoughts Of the Umatillas and care for
their klosh tenas (dear ehildFan). We
send greetings 70 she christian people IN
the name Of the Father and the son and
the Holy Ghost
The seattle church reported l84 mem.
hera, 40 members added during the
year, IS baptiems. 1e6 sabbath So COL
members enrolled and $227O contributed
10 al purposes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

DKATH or A WILL KRowN OLxnrpxAN.
DIR. George q. Turner died ia this
piaas, last Saturday moFninq, after a
long but painless illness resulting
from old age. He wes born in Man
chester. England, February 2Seh. 1914.
and came 70 thia country and settled
In Wisconsin on a farm in 1871. He
served In the ranks during the Mexican
var, and at its close attended two
courses Of medical lectures il 81. I,ouia
Missouri. He came 10 California Ia
1852, and engaged successfully in plaosF
minlng for several years. 10 1850. Ia
came 20 Puget H0and and eneaeed in
farming near Olympia several wears.
when he moved into town and estRb
iished himself In thc drug husimees
which he pursued several years. ana
until be sold his stock % NJ. q n
Mann, IN 1876, since which time be has
been engaged mainly IN the manage
ment Of bis real estate comprising aoTse
Of the best property IN the city. In the
summer OF 1881, he was united IL mar-
rage 20 Mrs fIdelia Baker, who sur.
wives tim, aud whose minisfraaions
during tue long period Of declininR
stFenGsh and health were uncesninc.
and Afforded she deceased haven Of Feat
and the comforts Of a we'll ordered home
IN the closing scenes Of hm aOmewhst
evcHtful life. DIR. Tanner vas a man OF
Reneroas tmpuiseas genial disposition
and strict Integrity. BE had manV
warm trleRds, and bat few IL any ems.
mies. his memory will long survive
the edles which e0mmita Earth 20
earth. dust 20 dust and ashes 70 ashes. y
de wss for many years q member Of tha
Odd Fellows fraternity, undar who's
auspices be Was bQKisd on Sunday. the
large coneourse Of citixena Who like
wise took part tessifyinQ 10 tha hiQh
estimate in which Ne vas held Ia TIE
various capacities OF lifa.--Ssaaaard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05
Valuable Mlll Property tuTSals

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