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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
PROFESSIONAL C A IIIKS
I j t lrx.>
DENMIBON & BLAMCHARD,
and
Proctors in Admiralty.
croff. > a* I' rt T *wd«*ti4. 'Vrri
Zl &U
ory.
D P. JENKINS,
SEATTLE, W. T.,
i TTOUSK)' A 7 !. AW. >OI/<I TO J:
IN CHANCKItY, ASJ> VUOI TOIL
IN ADMtIIALTY. *uh2l
iivt* M< Vin.wT, O. M lltuia
McVUUn X If ALLKR,
Attorns & Counsellors at Law,
POET TOWHSEHD, W. T.
NV It ANDKKWS.
STTOHNEV-AT-LAW,
Will itracllc* in »ll itr (>»irt» <>f H«-< >r<| in tb»-
jT»-rri t>/ry
ttri'B i* atrru*'* inuno, orw*iTr or»a
rxrTAL »r.*m.r, w. T.
C M.BRADSHAW,
•tit or ney-at- MjH #r,
rOIt T T O WNSRXI), W. T
Jons J. SJcOilvka. Tu<* Iu hkk
MrGILVRI & BIRkK,
ATTOHNEYB-AT-LAW,
SEATTLE, W. T.,
Sill ttUi.d to biuin<'M In all parts of lb* T« r
riU>ry.
tl M MrCcwAm, i C. H. BarotD.
.'Utrii l Attorney {
Jd District, W. T. )
M'CONAHA & HANFORD,
fffontr{/4|«f . lAtiti solicitor*
in f hitnrtry and Prortor*
In +ldmiraity.
OFKICK CoUlllierei.il Street, eollief
Wash mgton. Scuttle, VV. T.
Jmti McMtiHiir. Jul* Liuai
XcXAUfIHT & LEAHY,
J TTOIiNKYS - AT- LA W, SOLU 7
runs IN viiANCh-rtr, mac
ro n# IN ADMIRALTY.
Will |>rs>ti<r lu U<* Putrii t sn t Hupr<iue
•'i.urts.
Mr. will giv# .pr. ui stlmtian t<> r.>|
tcrtluu*. Oi>uvrjiAt* . »!»■» W> tlie v«ri liter
an<l »»'•• ■>' R«'sl Calal*'
JU|y lltb. IH7S. Jjr!3
tm*rT»sr p U A TT| 4W A V
COLLECT? >l:.
J )4HTt<*t'l.All ATTKJtTIO?! OIVKN TdCOL.
I 1* . lion of detdP Tiirt psl'l for X>m U»-
M.nls .r»'«* of Charier.
Offli-s with W. M. VOUK. AtloriiPV st Uw,
M. atls, W. T, a*«>»tf.
DRS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY,
iiomaopaihikik)
SEATTLE, W. T.
, Ml. II II BAOf.EY, LAT* PROFKMaOK or
I / frturittlm •n.I l'r«rtli«i of hiir>*«*i7 lu th*
(VntrM Mnlii-il COLLRTFF. wilt INAK*
Uimtllii H»rg«ry sti J Surnt'»l |n*r»»ri> * ■perUl
tr. *ll4 trill »ttm.l to call* lu m; part <>f tli»
Kirnnd. ill#
DR. G. A. WEED,
SIIUiKON AND PHYSICIAN,
REATTLK, W. T.
DB JOHN BASER,
is smfteo.r.
MHtncnci: o»rnrrTblrdinil Spring »trwU.
4»rri« R.-~(OMMKKDAL Br«r » r. orroaittt T>II
It AUK tllllAWH*
HIK;.I.CII,ikii \
Soattle, w. T.
No, 1, Dl»|*tt h Buil.llutf, opposite Ooel
dwtal Uolcl.
DENTIBTRY.
fZl* l>tt J. C OHASHC, I>FSTIST. OF
MS l |l r It, M III' \ H lltirll ►N w l<t|ll«l
LUG OU OMUH«I AL (trwt Ml WORK
IkwinM, tt: *
MBHk J. S. MAGGS,
X>oxxti»t.
OK KICK, MILL STIiKKT.
•*er S*>t.tl4> »<l llwiifim Ht >rt-. KAHT OF »K>
di>nmL HOTi; i. re*
BOARD AM) TUITION
caii U oWminM f^rQ
Two Young ljadien
wUlilug tn*trucUo» In
Frencb, Geraaii. & Eimlisli State
Apply* MB* GtTmtBERO
EASTWICK. MORRIS I CO.
Civil and Mining
SDT OIN SI ESIS.
Boom Ko, «, Burnett * But Mi'
<»». t «iNni(i«Ul <Jk Ui«liln|laii MMHI
fc.*tt!«\ WMII Trrrtt< ry.
C» «1 it ,1 .ahrr kiltrrtl l»nU ii.stir* «ur.
fcii 1 rvjx-n.-U tu» n I »u» »- .1
*«nn.4kt.» f»* lmj*« \rm»cU firo:»h«-i
*l*. I*l »tU>Ut|. I. IJIV, :j t. ifti | turrets. ||,J u> tb*
limi *of tttt lots MMI t>l. <k« Mt|* 11,4
lt*f» ! »ui. »ilj r»<sut«Hl S |j )f»:j
A. MACKINTOSH.
Notary Public mid Convey untcr.
Km! Estate and Tax Acent.
H»» '"japlrt* at««r». t « f ruS# U> *ll Lu4i
• lltti I'-uetf Wlil ltli>U<l t>! th* l»tl fv li*j»r UH!
■•j* .< t Au-l» ui; *).! rr . n l*U(,it ...a.t >j«.» s»j
Mi«-«su <« ! *i4 lu Trmti»f»r i f KMI kxti,
*>st»»tsl t hit* filMajt «v*Ui it«\l »%ti»
IfcU b S
u *i' U " trr ' , • n,,r!} th* tv
▲ LITTLE PLACE IN THE
COUNTRY.
rii« r< l- Ji'A a tit f»- -el of qj<'U
»ho hav«- to <Ji> With u tar< thm
y farfiii r« —tUe uito who m«k**
thrir hvii g it. tl.f ci'y nr.'] run mi[ to
U.< ir i-imhli) | ;*«»-<* on Nitui<i*y right,
or r f*-w tU» re in
aiM«umfmr Tk<H'* sff never
trouM <1 •if tlif r|u("'i'iii • f turn.
U 11. V *T«' Milling to JiUl :x
tji"* <*t I iii iiit'• * ' iuntr\ ritate ai.<l
tn.*t to :tit k i<» tit it It don't c«»tu«
buck t<> tii in in t*i !. ty doiUr j»»• <
but in tbt» i< .v /.--t t ■ iif'r which fre
quently cm i ft<>iu chi»tig»*. If a
broker, uj«-tet<«iit. b*ak«r. lawyer or
editor n%thi« cui.try j> 1 ace a* a *»rt
of iivtr it.vi|(oraior, how much more
wisely ha-» he ch«>«, u hi- ui« diruic than
be wotiM had ht> filleil his JK>ck<-t*
with patent rostrum* NN hat ttie man
confined to Itu-ino* al! ?b<- w»ek wants,
i* a go*! nweat. Hi* pores have l»eeti
<»» a led iiji «!i the m,. »k, j»<*rhaps by the
bla-.t« of the trudu wind, he is ncrvoim
and reatle»fl, bleep it broken at night
and digestion is g»-ttiuL' bad. In *uch
a condition internal stimulants only
aggravate the cn«w*. No man ran afford
to lodgn a liquid dynamite under lus
liver, when tit her he will blow it up
or induce rapid induration.
Hut if ho to his country place,
get> a change of air, water, scenery,
tries lih hand for an odd hour or two
at the hix*. scythe or rake, throws off
his coat, j«er*pires freely, ami feels a
great dual Witter, he has gained mate
rially wh.-re he was losing rapidly
Ik*fore The medicine is simple enough,
but if it is efficacious the end is gained,
fcupi the left-handed dividends of a
country estate are from three thousand
up to five or six th«usand dollars a
year. That is what the iu vest or puts in.
Now it In*gets back health, a new lease
of Jifu, spring buoyancy, a cooler head,
steadier nerves, a brighter horizon, his
medicine cheap enough. In fact this
is tho only way in which most of the
small country states are made to pay
at all
Now and THEN OIK* will take ad van- J
tage of his early experience a* a
farmer's buy ami figure down the
operation to a paying basis in dollars
and cent*. He has not driven cows to
pasture, barefooted, stubbing bis toe
nail-. off f.»r nothiug lit; ban n< >t ridden
a hot Iwri fixitwl <HI but dayg to plow
out corn *fter the primitive fashion
without soni** practical results. If be
has got out of bed io the Winter tinje
an hour before d iy to fodder cattle, and
has in tbo early Spring been tuade a
plow-boy, but doing a man's work from
a ten year obi upward, be ba.s laid up |
a pretty good stock of experience. All
tkWf? }*** I M* JRcr-1
fully bandy with tools. lie looks nt a
farm-horso, colt, or thoroughbred short- j
horn with a knowing l<»ok. and turns a
furrow or two for the fun of it in a d»*ft j
and natural «<irt of wav. If you a>k
him where he was raised, ten to one it.
wilt turnout that it wv» on a rough'
farm of a hundred acren, where a j
whole family had to g.-t their living,
and they tminnged to get It and thrive,
t<*». on hard work.
Wry likely such HII owner of n
country estate will draw enough on
his early nt«<;k of experience to bring
his dividends over the shoulder.
I'ri' My soon John, tlio man of HII
work, who rum the firm, finds* «t tlt At
the owner of that estate is not a f«>ol.
11«• j.r»»j»«»•*« sto get, out of his farm,
health and moderate dividend*. Hut
lif is tin* exception. As for the r<-st,
the country estate will always need a
gentle financial stimulant. Front
street Hl. d California in 1 Mai kit streets
ar»» doing considerable in the way of
fanry farming, and the luxury, if «omc
what <ostly, is on the whole bar aibas
enough, isn't it better tb:»t the Spring
chicken* should have co«t five dollars a
niece than that this and in >re should
n ive gone Jsl*r a leaf harmful and satis
fying luxury in the city? Straw
berries. at a dollar each, are not always
dear, nor is Jersey butter at five dol
lars a pound, nor the trout front the
artitiiinl |M>nd, which may hare o«wit as
much tuote £Ol every pound. How
ever, your fine coutitry gentleman who
works on California »tie«t or in that
vieii'ilV. don't figure in that wav. It
h«' i« eonten*, let no hard-beah-d f'trui. r
in the c untry |>oke fan at his fa* cy
(mniiiijj.— /■'. H littih.
A TOURING PILGIIIM.
tine el" our Mississippi
tells the fallowing, and I>«»itti* «s-ured
that lhe »torv «s relate.) is true, with
hundieds of othrr curiooji ptople we
w<»ubl ake to know the nuiii of t'ie
"tourinj; pilgrim."
It was a »l«'nr. bright <lay when the
y»>ung druuinitr- who was makint; hi*
tir>t tour through the South was ®em
smiling c<Mup!acently n a fair dan •
s« I sitting at hi* It-ft and diagonally o|>-
po*if,r him, on the s'» touth-bound
train frcui Memphis on the M A T
Ibtilroad
She was fair and beautiful to W
hold. aa he thought, as he approached
her thu».
•• My good ladr. it as if you
were traveling alon«
••I am," *a» the ri ply.
" Well," sai 1 th« dru.muei , ••nothing
give* me true pleasure than to
play the gallant to the fair sex, who.
like* yourself, are compaiii mle««. an i if
1 do not presume ttto mnch. 1 will lie
happy to be your t «*\)rt ai f*r as we
travel together."
"How far are you going: ' nhe
•aid.
" To Qreaada," was the reply.
"1 shall go that tar mytelf "
"Well. then, stitvly we will haVi*
qaite a nict ride together."
•• Hut, pray »ir, if X am not t< o i tit -
pertinrut, iusy I ,i%k what k>rt of a
business ynir are in r"
•• Uh. i.»tt at all, m t at all, my f* r
ialv. I ran aar I am a t uri» g pilgrim
for » c house in loiisviUe,
Ky."
Tln-y sped on at the rate of twenty
mil-«an hour, IHUU V engaged in coo-
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, MONDAY. JULY 24. IS7G.
versation. uniil they arrived at Station
I>. By this time he hal change*! hi*
•eat to the one directly behind her>.
When the train ttopped, their eyes fell
upon a poor-looking donkey, when he,
to make the young lady blu*h.
w%« heard to say'
" Fair lady' 1 hav« beea ra»v-d in a
<ity and amtotallv Hn»eq«»ninted with
the different animals that inhabit the
c» u«.try. will you please tell me what
s >rt or kind of an animal that is over
the way there'" at the »>ame time point
ing h:« fi;>g*r at the donkey.
.she r< plied by making a mischievous
wink at her father, who had not long
-ii.iv tiken a st«it ne*r enough to hoar
th<- conversation:
" I, too, have been raise-! in a city,
and am like you, unacquainted with
the animals that inhabit the country;
but if I would be left to judge. I would
emphatu-aliy -ay, from his looks and
long ears, he must be a 'touring pil -
grim for a commercial house in Louis
ville, Ky ' Don't you think so, papa?"
"I do, 1 do, my daughter." The drum
mer wilted and has not been heard
from since — Gazette.
mm+z
AVERILL
PAJNT
xivkd^^HNlSß
in a]l
Colors cAj Shadofl
Tbla Paint is prepared in Uuuid form, ready for
use— requirinn n<> further addition of oil or spir
its It ia of Pure White, and of any shade or col
or.
It 1* composed of the- best materials known to ths
trad<<—Purr Linseed Oil, MCrlelly Pare
While l.rn«l. Purs* Aiur.aua the paiwt eol
orinx matter procurable for tiaitng, watch oy our
pei'ullar process of mauufacture are so thoroughly
united that they cannot separate. Hence, il will
never rbalk, crock or peel off; does uot run from
04-anis or nail holes ; and for brilliancy of color,
and l»eauty t f finish. It is without a rival.
Put up in v 1, a, 3, 4 aud ft gallon Pack
ages, aud In barrels.
For sale in Quantities to suit
W.AJENNIJVtiS
•SA-.4 TTLK.
Agent for Puget Sound.
SEATTLE COAL
- AND
Tit A ASPORTATION CO
l*rlne||»al plar# of Bniiam, &*■
t'rnnrliiro. Cat.
of Works, Klaf Coaaljr,
WnsbiHgiou Territory.
This Company i« nov prepared U tarnish
Superior Quality of Coal
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT I
im u mrz mm jm*
For Sale, at Low Prices t
Apply at lb# Oflk* of THE SEATTLE COAL
k TH.VNBPOKTATIOX COMPANY.
Settle. Tth. 1874.
J. A. McPHEK,
Wholiwale *n<l retail draler in
mm, TOBicfo, PIPES,
Mill
OU TIjJEJItY.
a/"V»M *tn! rttmtn* »iT ituodii it Ftrnhatr
dark's St.«r«\ Ooiuiueivtal Strwt, SE*ttl«\ W. T
A LOT FOR WHIM!
IX D. T. DECNIfB
n ABiiiioi n IQKTI mis,
Y.VRRR IXM who bu * family mxl
Buys a Lot and Ereeta a Dwell
ing Thereon
Will rrv*i>rd * clear D««d (or TWO LOTA.
Price of Lots, SSO Each.
D. T. DENNY.
July 11th. K6. JjlMf
91R H. KKIXH EDIER
l>ress-making t
Ladies' Underwear k
Children's Clothing,
At \|r». Fifth bdw* r»tO«
ud Pifc«aun»
MISCELLASBOUS.
PUGETSOUNOSTONEYARO
II Iht Fool sf Sfcond Street, (EITTLE
Ev*ry rsrifty of Cemetfrr Wurk exe» ut«-d lu
Marble sn.l all other Htuur, witb nestueiw iiul
dispatch.
Also.sllkiDdsuf ns'Bu.Minjj Mstcnal kept
fur the market.
AU», agent for the aale of the San Juan Lime.
Ail orders promptly filled, and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Seattle. October 16.1*75.
V W K Ji ■■ v
AND
BuMineHS
Messrs. McCallister & McCarty
OWNERS OF
Barge Champion
Hate erected a WAREHorsE oxtonh s
ft Burnett' sWharf, In this City, where they
will Wholesale and Retail
All Kinds of Produce !
Floor and Feed, Hsy sad Grain. Vegetables
Fruit, Cbickeni, etc.
Term* Strictly Ctmh.
ANDREWS * CO
Importers ol
GAS
FIXTURES,
STEAM AXD «A 8
Fitting
BRASS GOODS, &C.
I P. ANDREWS i CO.
STOVES, TINWARE,
HOUSE FURNISHING
HARDWARE
JOB WOKBL
| All work pertaining to the business
don* at short notice, *wi i** »
|
Workman-like Manner.
OOKWMCUI. •**■». »nwu» A»V
wa.
SEATTLE. W. T. mIJ- im
JIB « A
f
for
Sale or Hire
Apply »«
R»bi>s*«'s Ship Yard.
ftru« *» wtth row or ini bo*t«,
Mof.tko.tu> U> w . Manto*.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOOItK CO
lealtrs iu
Fresh and Salted
MEATS
and a gnieral assort rneut of
■•««.• evi
Also, the best braods of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
C->raer of Thiid A tJoio„ Streets. Seattle.
WORKOXEN
Good and well-broke Oxen
At Smith s Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
-
S EATT K
BROO)I FACTOR
ISAAC CHILBERG Proprietor
CHERRY STRKET, Dear Second, SEATTLE.
—O—
Bn>oiuß k« pt oouMUiitly on hantl to niwt th«
r6<)ulreiuent« of tli« trade, %n<l liruonif* iiitdr to
order to Huit purcbwrti.
Thrr« dea,-ripti<<ns of broom* *re nude, irhicb
are equal to the bent of the kindrt liuport«Hl. »ud
which will 1h» sold by wbuleaale at San Frapclaeo :
prlcea, and by reUll at Seattle price*.
Alao, WISPS AND CHILDREN'S BROOMS.
Ilroonjn dellveml to any part of the city aith- !
oat additional charge.
W Aak your im>cer for the Seattle Broom.
Seattle, April 15,187ti.
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to be restored !
Enow Tel
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
the
run sn mimi
WIIKHK
Stoals.S, Oliops,
An<l all the delllt-ariMi of the t*a»<>ii art- nerved in
t!ir bent Xt* York Ntyle.
O
M «?t'
by the Glass, and supplied to Parties
and sent in quantities to any place
where there is steam communication.
——o
Fresh Made Candies,
And an Aaaortnent of
FINB CAKES
Constantly on hand. Welding Cake* iiia<l« to or
tier* on the ah rtcut notice. Hall ftnppera and
Partis anjiplied.
May 13th. I<6.
i G. W. BULLENE,
I'ra< ftixl Uicontlcil
ENGINEER ami MACHINIST
Front Street, Seattle, W. T.
Is |.r»'pami to do all kinds of
Stoamtooat,
Mill and
LogKlns camp
Worlt
Iron, Brass, Steel or other Metals.
All kinds of Blacksmith work done
to order.
LIVERY STABLE
Cor. of Mill & Second Streets
Or<-ld«>tAl Hotel.)
BtATTUE, W. T
W. 11. BOW, Proprietor.
Hi)l(> A'S lUri'JlE*. CARHIA'J ES,
u .1 o (*y> <n* J saddle HOUSES
k'ri tf r hire II n>* » »ml iol<l. HIT
Mid titiUi, of k np*ti& qzi*lily *iw»yn c* L*od.
fr cciu.ect twirt ft
dmj vtU IU L«k« W,»fciß.t -n Hmii« Jc-r the
> Srettlr < V«1 lfna«-
MISCKLL A N EOl'S
Crawford k Harrington
u
IMPORTERS AND JO MIRKS
SEATTLE, X.,
Have on hand a ami woll assorted stock of noods
their line, oonsistint* of Foreiirn and Hoinestie
Hardware and Cutlery,
Iron and Steel, assorted.
Blaeksmith and Carpenter Tools.
Agricultural and Jlinwig VinpltMueiits.
Croekery andCilassware. i
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Groceries and Provisions. Wines,
Liquors. Kte.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY SF LONDON, &C.
CST TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRADE, FOR SALE FROM WHARF
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T. t July Ist, IN7*.
STKTSOIV & POST.
SEATTLE PLANING MILLS,
€i. W. JI a yager*
SASH, DOORS
BLINDS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD I'I.MSII
of every description.
SEASON El LUMIWR OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY OX l]\Xl>
FEED GROUND
.// oiu (flilSl MILL, nt liaisoHciblc li'ites
Be*tUe, W. T.. Feb. 19,1576.
Wusthoff* & H'ttM,
- UJ ■f 1 - N ■ -"Tj-" *'
z 7 ' ' "' '
"w U C»»/ Lf *V
| *C 5 5" JC» "
BBs% b-C:1 U* ,s*» c^4"^
BIJTLD IN Or 11 A 1M) WAI iE ,
£hip, House Carpenters, Machinists, Blacksmiths and o hfr
MECHANICS' TOOLS A SPECIA L TY
! 8. W. HOVEY. W. W. BARKKH.
HOVEY & BARKER,
DKALKRS IN
|
T
General
CORNEK OK COMMERCIAL AND MUX KTIIKI'.TS.
SEATTLE, "W. T.
All Goods at tlilß B«tnloll»iimoi\ L
arc of first rato ciuallt.y,
!AN!> WILL HE SOLI> AS LOW AS AT ANY oil! Kit
IN THK CM.
G«KXI» (l«*liverv<] t<> anv {<»f th»* i *it \ «<f cli:irj u|»lO-tf
*
I - - - - -* - —— - <—» 1 ■ ■ - -
vm&mM &
Dealers in
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