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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
VOL. I.
THE DAILY IHTILLIGINCIR
OWIJ) lih.'lNS.
Yma\rn\. M>l tr> ittarrowi
tbrrity. at *» e*oW p«r *nk. payable »*•
CarrUr; alalia •• c * rtl
p»r tuts. In |< ' nil ' T
THE WEEf&LT
Thl» old •»! ><*rnal Of w f rn
uet-io. with tt»» wprt«lT- «.»tj t f M-y ra»«T
tnth« Tarrttory. « »** r 7 **tar*Uy
T-S TM» ...I
aims, In ad»aaf* ; o*a»rartar, OS.ee.
BY AND BY.
lit MRS. PUERTO*.
What will it matter by and by,
Whether my |»atli twlow waa Wight,
Whether it wound tbnmgk dark or
light.
Under a gray or golden aky.
When l look back on it. by and by i
Wnat will it matt me by and by.
Whether, unhelprd, I toiled along.
Dashing my foot againat a atone,
Miaaing the charge of the angel nigh.
Bidding me think of the by and by?
What will it matter by and bv.
Whether with darning joy I went
Down thr«Hjgh the year# with a gay
eon teat,
Never believing—nay. not I,
Tears would be §weet«r by and by ?
What will it ruatt«r by and by.
Whether with cheek to cheek I'M
lain
t'lnaa by the iiallid angel. Pain,
Hoothing myself through sob and aigh
What will it matter—naught, if I
Only am *ure the war 1 va trod.
Olootn 1 or gladdened, leada to Oo<l,
Questioning not of the how, the why.
If I but reach lliro by and by.
What will I care for the unshared sigh.
If, in HIT fear of lapse or fall.
Close I have clung to Christ through
•U.
Mind I'M how rough the road might
lie,
Sure He will smoothed it by and by V
What will it matter by and by r
Nothing but this: -That joy or pain
Lifted me sky ward—helped to gain.
Whether through raek, or amile, or
sigh—
Heaven —homo— all in all—by and by ;
Wind and Hail in Hsbrsaks.
UM of tb« aioit ten ifio bail and raw
•forms that it baa •»« beau our misfor
tuna to witiMM |«Mrd oter St. lUlwn
lut Baturday. It caine from the south-
WMt, and mi nearly one-half hour in
paaaing over. W« have a»uoe learned
that tha storm did uot extend far ia
width. It did aot reach Yankton or Bt.
Jamee The storm played sad havoc
with Ml. Helena, however, breaking
nearly a vary pane of glaea in every win
dow faring the weet. The hail atonaa
were vary large, aorne of them being
two incbea in circumference. The icy
miaailea came down with auch form that
the imprint left in the ground oan atill
be aewu. Shiuplea and natut were
knocked off of butldtnge, and the boarda
had tha appearance of being pouuded
with a hammer. The ecene after the
atorni waa a deeolute one, indeed. Hail
eovered (he ground to the depth of
near IT a foot, (lardena t v st but an
hour Wfore made one's mou t water for
a taata of vegetables, ruined, for tha
time. Wheat fields that were green
looked like fields of anew. Everything
graan was forced into the ground. How
ever, the damage to crone is not great.
Not beiog far advanced all will atart
up again, but are put back. Tree*
looked aa if they had never had leaves
upon them, and stock that waa not
under sbelUr or had not time to reach
it waa unmercifully thumped.
It is impoeaiblr to estimate the
amount of property destroyed, but tha
loaa was heavy in proportion to tha
am<mnt of property to be dnm&ged. Re
ports from the surrounding country go
to show that the atorm wa< furi.nia in
ita entire course, and in addition to
broken windows damaged houses,
barna, cropa and tret's, thousands of
birds, prairie chickena, and domesti
cated chicken* aad ducks were killed.
But no atorm is so fearful but that
something ludicrous happens. In this
instance, the joke waa on Herriek'a
balky p«»ny. The pouy, no doubt, oun
oluded that aome on* wantrd him to ijo,
and he uiada up h»# mind he wouldn't
When the hail began to pelt him he be
gan to kirk. The thicker the bail
came the harder he kicked. After ibe
atorm waa over, verv little hair vr hide
waa left on him. l)e don't balk now.
Wiadow glaaa wis in heavy demand,
and in on e hour after the atorm the
apply aai exhauatrd. —.Vi6rWa Ad
*otaU§, Jfev 24
How I»N» IT GET Turn* Mr.
laughrsy, of* Jefferson t<-unship, in
di|»iß| a well laet week, at the depth
•fifty feet below the an r flare, struck
what appeared to be a drift, or depoeii
of toil, containing large quant it ice of
vegetaide matter and partially decayed
wood. Among the piocee of wood
taken out waa a board, one inch in
thK-knae*. »ii incbee in width, and
eighteen incbea in length. The board
ie tongued and grooved, and in erery
particular reaerabtca a piece of modern
flooring The laud uj»oa which the
wall ia dag is « high prairie, and no in
provetueata had c\ <>r l«-tore bc*-n made
upon it, to the erttain knowledge of old
aettler* la tha vicinity. Now, bow did
that piaca of laoli unmistakable handi
work get there Y Ia it a relic of the
mound buildera, or erf some prehistoric
race i—~LinftdU (/«»**»> TribHM.
OT "Open air aaloons," where oys
ters a ith crackers arc eold for one cent
each, have been established in many
pl*oee in York, and they seem to ♦
•to a goo.| business.
AGRICULTURAL.
DEVKLOPIV'J FIHTIUTY OP IHI
SolL.—'irasa, w*«ii end trees will dr
▼•lop fertility. If <Mm cannot pwc*
etab*e manure, nor sack, if land
cheap. ots« of the uioet ern»r>mta*l way
to improve the f-rtilitv n to allow clo
w ittd grew to grow ind decay wber
it erew.
*To cover tbo ground with a firm,
track tod, and fill the toil with * maw
of graaa and clovar r«JOta, it to maka
land that will pay a fair ract to the
owdt. Hucb «od, lomnuT £ailowe«l.
bring* good oorn. tobacco or c*>ttoo.
Our must how to make fertility
grow on thio land; drawing ieal
tural aalu fn® the deep aubauil u> wa
trr that riw« to euter the longest roota
of clover or cow p*t«. Tbe water
evaporates frcru the l'»avrs of tlie clo
ver. grsM. p«w« and corn ; but the fer
tilizing *alt« do not. Tbeec way be
ua«d to feed and fatten hungry eoil.
Poor Und tuay gnm to U-cow fat in
sod and manure n easily at a poor pig
gsint in Hi-ah. Nm ill a«li, like those
of clover a id gram, winy do moat of
thi.* aork. Set' how eaay it i* to
make clover nn«l great laU»r fur the
thinking huataudninn.
THE BLACK HILLS.
(*orn«lius Manning, of New York
City, who went to the Hills from here
about the middle of April over the
Sioux City route, returned Wednesday
evening in company with five others
from the digging*. He baa got enough
mining to laat hitn for tome time. He
doe* not deny that there i* pUnty of
gold in the Hill*. On the contrary, be
•ay* all the claim* on the Dea4«ood
and Wbit«wood, as well a«
•treama. are paying, and many of the
miners are taking out on an average
$lO per day to the man. Manning
first prospected 00 the Wbitewood.
then went to Bear Creek, tbenee te
Hand Creek. The Indians made a raid
on the latter at ream and drove him and
his party out and then went te Dead
wood where be remained until he
started for home. When Mauning left,
the miners, some of those not owning
claims on the Deadwood and having
nothing to do, were talking of forming
a party to make a prospecting trip into
the Big Horn country, believing they
would find gold thera in far greater
abuodancu than in the Black Hills.—
SUnue City Jvurnttl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hurrah t
In the field again, and we
will not stand back for
anybody, and offer
for sale to the
public
1,000 Fine Cashmere Hat®
for GenU, at 50c each.
2,000 Fine Ladies' and Chil
dren's Straw Hats, at from
25c to 75c each.
2.000 Fine Gents' Straw
Ilats, at from 25c to 75c
each.
500 Fine Gents' Panama
Hats, at $1.25 each.
I
1,000 Gents' Oxford Tie*,
at $1.50 per j>air.
1,500 Fine Gents' Alexis
Tien, at $2.75 per pair.
750 Fine Gents' Gaiters, at
$2.75 per [>air.
1.500 Fine pairs Gents' Boots,
at from $2.50 to $5.00
per pair.
500 Fine pairs Boys' Boots,
at from $1.25 to $2.75 per
pair.
2,000 Fine ladies' Shoes, at
$1.25 to $2.50 per pair.
2,000 Fine pairs Gents'
Cashmere Pant*, at from
$2.50 to $5.00 per j»air.
j 600 do*. Fine Cheviot Shirts,
at 75e to $1.25 each.
1,800 Fine Cashmere F*hirts.
at 50c to $.'1.00 each.
And everything else in pro
portion. Come one, come
all, to the
Seattle
Auction Store
on
MILL STREET
(Xext door to the I'oatoffiee.)
NI'KDT * DAVIS,
Proprietor*.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1876.
MISCELLANEOUS
EUREKA BAkERV,
SEATTLE, W. T..
Wm Meydenbiuer, Prop'r.
MASTFACTTIES ALL ISXM <*
tthipanri Holt Bread
AIM
*OVA.
ricsrr,
iiosToy.
BCGAH,
MILK.
FAMY
u.4 sHoo rr.T
CXLA.OSJE3HS9
OaILOB, CtJO., cfco.
Oulm fllt*d V> «U PARTS OP « \t SOI JI) at
BHOHT NOTICE.
VESSELS FURNISNED
with
Kiln-Dried BiscuUs
On &pi>lit-atios. for
LOXCt Hen Voyage*.
cr Prion moderate.
W. H. PtMPHREV,
Successor to
PUMPHREY
"^YOUNG.
paskeclln- and
Stationer,
HBATIXJD. W. T.
ST AIPB ACADEMY
Fmr \*ouHg I^mdiea^
Hamboldt Street, Victoria.
Tbia eaUblUhment la pleasantly nil tiatM on *
bl|[h and healthy location. •urrouiitlfr! by *}•».
riona play gronnda, which »ff »rd the youn« ladira
the facility of pleaaant walks au<l uaefnl bodily
•urctai.
Tbo plan of "duration nabnfM every means
rtomUlM for training yoosf ladies in *irto»,
sad in the knowledge ct thuM branciiea of net
»o« booming to their an.
Bhllm th« uaual literary ooarM ef attidlr*
plait: aewiag. all kinda of uaefnl an.! oraamnntni
needle-work. and fTfrj variety of fan* y work arc
Unght free of ebarv*.
Dlflr*r»t.<-« of religion ia no cbetarla to adraia
ait-n Into the Institution
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per qtarftr 943 on
Washing P.un
Muair
Drawing g.OO
Painting 6.00
Hair Work—<«>nr»e of letaoas 10.00
*u Work •• kt.On
Bed and Bedding per annua 10.(1)
Letters ahmtld be addreaaed to the 9npodw«as
•f
M. Asa's fMT»V
▼ l«t*rlsu T. I.
M. H. WEED
ARCHITECT 1 BUILDER.
Is now prepared tc furr.Uk FLATS and SPlf
-IFICATIOI* for building in all lt> brmnakaa;
also will tako coa tract* and saperiatoad.
OTTICX OVBSt MOUtILLB BBl'AimHkE.
■ iall>i . W. T.. Modi lTth. pftl.
BOARD AND TUITION
ran he obtained fer
Two Young Ladies
wlaJUng InaW-uetJea ta
Freach, German, & Eqellsli Studies
Apply to *R* OUTTEJfBEMi.
SAMUEL KENNEY,
Merchant Tailor
■as Jo»t iwreund a new aud afcotca
STOCK OF GOODS
Fcr Spring and •«n.ui*r wear.
FASHIONABLE SUITS
Mate to m4m.
r••waaeretal ••■wet. •rattle W T
MISCELLANEOUS
holmmTclorb,
FURNITURC
OPEOlSrai" GOODS,
COKMEROIAL STREET, SEATTLE.
' I
Their Immense Stock Ooataiss ,
Parlor Sets 7 |
Of Oenu Tapatrj aa4 hair Cloth
Bed-Room Sets
OF BLACK WALXT'T AXD WHTTB ABB.
with black ealnot.
Sofas & Louges,
OP HAIR CLOTH and TAPES TRY j
Bureaus. . .
Conter-Tatolo®,
Olialrs,
CROQUET SETS. !
Cofflna, Burial Cues, Caskets, ftc.
%T At) enada pnrrhaMd at thla aatablMiaieat,
wti: a«» dHiTcred fiae ia anjr part a( tho city."
Seattle. July Mth. 18TS.
DRUG
M: R. MADDOCKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
• %
Dealer in Drugs, Patent Medl
fines, Chemicals, Ac., Ac.
PRESCRIPTION!!
CAREFULLY COMPOUKDED.
ALSO,
Dealer in Wines, Liquors, le.
CRDKRH FROM A.HROAD SOLICITED.
M.R. HADDOCKS.
SMtile. Jwuury 1.1*74.
MOORE & CO.
dealers in
Frewh and Salted
MEATS
and a general assortment of
C 4" PO WVJI««
Also, the beat brauda of
CIOARS AND TOBACCOS.
Corner of Tbiid 4 Union Streets, SesKiew
DR. JOHN BAKES,
PHIIICM.r * SFJtGEO.r.
RESIDENCE—Career Third and B|'rtog itmlt
•rri€'K~-CoinfKkcuL Snui, ommt m
B*»c linitoi.
1 DR. FRED. \K. SPARLING.
>L*te of tht U. S. Army,)
rHrstaa.r * avRGEOjr.
I •mci OX COMMERCIAL STRUT. I DOORS
MORTH or an HOSPITAL,
mm JES ATRTM?
A J.S. MAGGS/
OFF IC B, MILL BTREKT,
Of» B*d£ • u4 H»ra»M Rtor*. RaST OP OC
OPBTAL HUTRL. FM
j DENTISTRY.
C G RAISE, DR3ITIST. OP
MIB3| A«* ta »t &# A BSHMM I N»» BciM
l lir All work
(UNTM. A3
HENRY EL HATHAWAY,
COLLECTOR,
DARTICULAR ATTRKTIOX GITRR TO COL
-1 MMa( MR. Tua for ta-l»
. )4«atitM«f Cliff.
C*ka VTTR W. IT TORE. ATTIRO7.4T.LAV.
' «*•!»!• W. T »
IUSCELL ANKOrS
Seattle Mailing Mills
«. W. 9TBTSOX, Manaser.
SASH, DOORS
BLIXDS, FRAMF.S, SHUTTER?. AND WOOD FINISn
of every description.
SEASONED LI'MBEE OF ALU KIX
- FEEft. 6&OUNP
M our GRIST MILL, at Reasonable Rat*s.
Seattle, W. T.. Fab. IS. Ittt.
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE
JOHN L JAMESON
(Next door to Mvabacber Bros. 4 Co.)
COMMERCIAL STREET,' SEATTLE, W. T.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ALBUMS
e'utlerx Mkd CKtoda.
Tax CItOWXBT CIGARS
Subscriptions solicited for S. F. tnd Eastern Periodicals.
SEATTLE BAKERY
' •
An
PROVISION STORE
IUIMnM, V. T.
L. REINIG,; Prop'r,
■AfrvaAcrcaa
Bread, Cakes and Pastry
QF AH |Q«M I*
Deals in GRAIJT, PLOI'R, GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS. of the best
quality. Receives PRODUCE
bv every at<»<ira«r. K»{m FRUITS.
PASTRIES, CAKDISS CONPEC
TIONKBUK, piopM in thm neat.
mi style.
A1l«y TOBAOCO and CIGAHB.
tW Prioes aaoderata Articles deli*
> srad at private b(n«M h Ba»ttle.
V Orders filled toaU|*rtsof the
Sonnd. s2O
_ ,
•*T » *2 *. C* KV
• v# jt > ANp
Commifeftion BMbiew
Messrs. MeCallister &• VfCirty
. OWNERS OF
Barge Champion
IJin BUSOITO A WAttkOCUE QXTOSft S
X~lk BonMtf aWfearf. ta tfala City, «Mn tbcjr
Mil Wbotwil* afelt ReUU
All Kinds «f ProdnM !
Floor and Feed, Hay ud Oralß, Vegetable*
Fruit, Chicken*, ate.
d" Ttrms Strictly Cm*h.
For Saftfe.
i/ \ .
20 HIB OAT W.
Fifty Tkanwuid
%>
Oak Hoops,
41
Chehalis, Lewi* Co* W T. f
Oo tV S. ML IL, ur 4«Uv.T(d
at NRW T.ICOXA
iMrai
n /. noai m,
Jut Ist. l*t&
THOS. JACKSON
Tbm popular p»t>prl«ter of tl>« oUHUkaly loW
for 7««ra. baa n<n«d •» Ikto dly, u4 hitoprwd >
tfc« OU
UNITED STATES 1
HOTEL
I
A* •
First - Class SaiooD
BOARiING HOUSE
not. u*x*n,tTifUk*.
§»•»»!•, tr*\\r w%.
Te Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to be restored !
KNOW YE!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by cfelling at
the .
HUT 1111 l IffIUUHTIIM
WHERE
0 ■
bj the Glao, and supplied to Parties
and seat ia quantities to any place
where there is steam communication.
Fresh Made Caidks,
FZNn OAKSIS
CnoaUMtty on lu«l. V<4dU| CikMMaittow
dan <m «*• iboftft aeCr*. B*U Boppm a 4
PU%m MMtlft!.
MMJ 19th, 1»7«.
> ■
WORK OXEN
Good and well-broke Oxen
At Smith's Cove, three inile«
below Seattle.
A GOOD STRONG WAGOX
wanted in exchange for well
broke Oxen. Enquire at the
abovenamed place, or at this
Offico. m2otf
TIB STATB im»T
A WD
INSURANCE CO.
Fire db Marine.
Cash Assets, * - $480,000.
Principal OfSee. Ho. 409* O&lifornit St.
Iss Pranciic*,
• rricnii
Twtm fviimti, h« t.; A. J. Bairn, Ttc«>h.
OjfJM I. Ciaim, hemut.
a. P. HrVALIXV. A n«nml Ajrnta
f<« Srafoa and Waab»gtofe.ParU«i»d, Orrfr*. I
fIMT-CLASt KIIK9 SOLICITED
Ol C. Parkica, Agents
DE. HALCOX HOFFIAV,
Fljoaai, Suibbb aid Accoickeir
Oflm mt rmidmm #• Cherry t&rvt, (*•
<«» Frtnt »nd 3m*otd &tr*tM,
SEATTLE,- W. T.
DRS. k. IH. B. BAGLEY,
iiamccopmtki*t*i
SEATTLE, W. T. i
rvm. h. n. bmlit. lats mkwbmor or
U MM|I« Ml Prvtt tm of IvflßT mUm ,
<£»trtl Col!***, vfn ma* :
Op«r»tw* tteriwyaatfttirgfc'al DtoMMttf ioi
if. toil will itl«4 l» •oil* Is u; part <>f tti« ;
»■—J dl '*
DR. Q. A. WEED, 1
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
BHATTLK, W. T.
BR. G.V.CALHOUN,
SoaUlo, W. V.
rvmjjomnti omr».
BUY
TTOTJR
GOODS
CMP
B
R
0
SCHWABACHIB
&
c
0
TBBY KKEP T
ASSORTMENT,
AND SELL
CHEAPER
THAN ANT OTHKR
H O US E
IN THE
TERRITORY
I£ JENNINGS
VI«M« and BeUil Dealer la
CHOICE
Groceries,
Provisions
Hardware,
snt
CROCKERY,
*
GLASSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
Imported ami California
W IMS 2« 9
Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, etc., etc.
ALSO
Sole Proprietor of th« lowing
well-known Brand* of Cigart
" Foster,"
"I«lttlo EM."
M Pri<lo of -W. T."
SZTMI Goods guaranteed as *
refjresented.
■rooxte 'l«UT*ftd to tha at j tr M of rkarf-
Cf iwitl Street. Seattle. W. T-
NO. 5.

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