The daily intelligencer. [volume], July 24, 1876, Image 2

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Monday, July 24, 1870.
PIONEERING UNDER DIFFI
CULTIES.
The farmers of Walla Walla and
. djacent valleyn eaat of the* Cascades
can only realize 84 cents a btixhel
for their wheat when it arrives in
Portland. They pay M\ cents. Thus
all the margin left to the producer
after delivery i* the beggarly
sum of 38 cents j<er bushel. Allow -
ing 30 bushels to the a*'re a.s an ave
rage, that would give sll lo as the
groMK money product of an acre,
wbieh after deducting the necessary
e&jteuses e>f planting, harvesting,
marketing, interest, wear of machine
ry and contingeiirit M, must leave a
verj «mall # surplus b»r the average
farmer to live on. •
SiijHfadded to ail this, the trans
{►ortaliou companieH of Jute have
made a discrimination in favor of
freight into the country and against
exports, thus practically increasing
the burden of the farmers in order to
make an additional premium on the
wares of the Oregon merchants.
Certainly this look* a little like un
fairness. And yet our misguided
countrymen in that section (if the
newspa|H'rs that state these facts rep
resent, the real sentiment of the peo
ple,} are anxious to break the last
link that binds them to independency
by annexation to Oregon. We know
not by what witchery the Oregon
Steam Navigation Company could
have ]s?rsuaded them thus pronely to
their hands t » the eternal
gyves olihat manopolv. If instead,
«>ur over there will take
hold'with a will and help their com
c o , cni m*h
road, "we may all IK* happy yet."
Their real and only emancipation
lien in that road. II they will insist
on lwitig tied to the apron-string of
that alien parent, to the disregard of
their natural ties and t<mporul in
terests, they cannot complain at what
ever meager crumbs may Iw thrown
them.
Thirty miles of road are already
built in the direction <»f tin' Sound,
at that end, while the present season
will see the completion of fifteen
miles on this end. If thev will join
forces with the public spirited busi
ness men on this side, in the interest
of cheap railroad connection lietween
the two sections, and float even SIOO,-
iNNI worth of stock each vear, one
half on each side, the road will be an
accomplished fact in a shorter time
than would Is* anticipated.
TELEGRAPHIC
CALIFORNIA.
S\s FUAN( IS« O, July 21 Yesterday
afternoon W. 11 Mcintosh, an express
man, drove his l mi over an embank
ment on Twenty ninth street, receiving
Injuries of which he died in a few hours.
SVNT.V Cirz, July 21.— About four
o'clock this afternoon a tire broke out
in the wood* near the lbg Trees dejn>
of the Felton Railrad, nnd on the op
posite *»de » f tiie river t*» the grove.
At Hr*t it was f -ared th it the cmtli
gtatiou would !».» very extensive. Lot
the Paiii.vil Com pan) *ent » lar,*e
force to the aeene of the lire, and IHS>-
ple from the neighLorbi>od lent their
aid. m» it was got under control h< !'>r v
it had been burning very I »ng. A
large quantity of w\k*t in cords nnd
standing timber ha< been destroy#,l.
SAN FRANCIS O, Jely H Hmr-d.v
afternoon a* a cooper, owning 4 small
shop' m the alley leading off Green
street. Itetaeen lbipent .nnd s: nk'. ii
streets, w*s #ta\e« *5 Wood
with a drawing knife, the kuife slipped,
and a» he was drawing it toward* him
with great force, it striu k him in the
abdomen, inflicting a bad wound, from
which he died yesterday afterooou.
ST'UXEXt, CAI . July 22.—A tierman,.
named John New bar, was rubbed and
murdered about three uiiies from this
(dace V>-day. ili \ throat \v;»s cut and
his skull Woken. It i* iuppH-d he
was tnurdeivd for hU u.mry N wbar
was found mar hi* hot**, who w%* also
stabUd. «
SAX F*ANC:» July 2-\—The in
4u«»t over t'»e b Jy t f Lydia Barnutu,
was compKtd thij morning. The
jury found deceased died from peri.
toniti*, from » , »">rt»on pro
duced by i p*rty or p«rti» •as y-t un
known.
The import of the homlth *r made
ut to Isst night -how* that -irwv M*y
Ist, there have been-sixty four dewths
from <«rnillp i, in the !i«! of v hich 'ih
w>-n whit-. 2ft China men, an i
gro V. it fjrn<w« a* - w rep* rt d
tbi- wf-« k agiinst 12 ! >■>*. te< k
have occurred durit g the p«st
m-(<k Tbr*e n»-w»ca* «w rt n port-d
thi* morning.
EAB7ERK STATES.
Sr. Parr Minn, July 20 \ I*lo
n>tt ■ l'i r * and 7r,?, (>,( sp. J, fr m 1».»
raartk, iy- *h r r!»- tit •nr > :i» th ' Sit
tir.j; Bull viu- kdl-d i'» tli fig it with
Cn«ter i* cii fir.i' 1 from Ind »r* <• ur • -.
Crazy lb r * ai d B1 «f k
killed. The statement that Sitti g
liulFi Iki;. 1 10-t 100 killed, and that the
total I"** of the Indian** will rt-ach near
ly 100 i.» renewed, six com pan it - of
the 2.1 d Infantry left k to-dav
on the steamer Carroll to reinforce Ter
ry. Nearly all the buck* are absent
from the Standing Itocks camp, and
lave undoubtedly joined the h j«tile*.
Chicago, July 21.—This wis thj
la«»t d;ty at Dexter Park. Th-» first
raere was trotting for a premium of
$1,250 f>r the 2 -M)«lass. Mtrion w< u.
Time. 2 27, 2 2H], 2 2«A, 2 32.
The second was a trotting race f' r
$2,500, free for all Bodinc won in
three straight heats, Mollie Morris
second. Time, 2:26j{, -:2-*>j, 2:27£.
DETROT, July 21. —A woman named
Mary Kvau«tt, living in Kant Sagi
naw, was literally cut to pi'.?c<s by her
hunband to-night. H<-r l«-ft arm was
severed from her body, and her l,aek,
neck and side frightfully ga«htd
Jealousy was the probable cause.
CHK AGO, July 21.—The Inter-(hxau *
IliMitarck special ssys Col. Hughes, aid
de-camp to General Terry, arrived on
the steamer Josephine thi> morning
with telegram* from Terry, lie left
the month of Powder river on the 18th
inst. He will remain a few days at
tending the shipment of supplies. The
base of supplies has been changed from
the mouth of Powder river to the Big
Horn or Rosebud. Gen. Terry has suc
ceeded in obtaining a buttery of heavy
artillery, which Col Hughes will pmb
ably take back with him. Forty-six
Cr*»w Indians joined the command late
ly, and reported the Si.»u\ in Pig Horn
mountains preparing for another colli
sion.
SIIUEVErORT, La., July 22.—Many
plantations on the west side of the
river are overflowed, and fears are en
tertained that all the west side will be
submerged. The heavy rains here has
alarmed planters along the river im
mediately., .bdqy.. Ul r .Vu ..r'T v "i iV.' ihi"
prestiOQ here is that every plantation
between Fulton and the head of the
raft is under water, though no word has
been heard from any of them since the
high water had cut them off from the
hills.
NEW YOHK. July 22.—A iiereiuptory
nah of about three thousand packages
of blanket* of all grades, yesterday,
attracted a large attendance. Buyers
were luaiidv from the West, the dry good*
trade of nearly all the large cities
thorough out the country being represen
ted. Them was a great falling otF in
prices in Passaic Falls blankets. P«-
tersb iro blankets did better, and Stand
ard whites, California whites, Metro{»o
litati whites and Windsor whites, were
sold at higher rates than expected—
come grades running al*ove the asking
price, and many lots Wing duplicated.
NF.W YORK, July|22.—The WorM'a
Washington social says the President
ha "{tendered the nomination of Internal
Ilcveime Commissioner to General
McDougall, who may dtcline it. In
that event it i«t declared that »ither
Silas It. Bncher, of New York.er ltay
nor, of North Carolina, will U> ap
pointed. No tlTort ha> been made to
indu< e Pratt to remain. The President
a«ked for his resignation, and is not
disposed to recrnsider. Pratt goes out
August Nr.
It is now agreed that Congre>»« w ill
not adjourn before the tfr-t <>f August.
If the Judiciary Committee s' • u' 1 d
eide that Uol«e«on can be impc*< h-d, it
is doubtful if any sdjouri ment takts
place before Fall.
Republican Senators inst«t 'hit Robe
son's case should follow be'knin-.;
thnt is the only ontinxeiscy that u w
seeius hk« ly t» j rolong the -sion.
Intense h«-at <s th:nniug eut the num
bers of the lliaise Ther were i ver a
hundred absentees yesterday. Five to
day, on roll call
Tli ' l*ti» %II ii -ays ye*t rd ay <»f.
tor ne on, »t about tour o'clock. as the
Governor and Mr* Seymour had just
alight* d from their carriage. t .n re
turning from the city, their house wv
•tuck b\ lightni :g. Mrs. Seymour had
time to reach the library, while the
Governor had !<-irely entered the do «r.
when the electric current struck the
chimney. and. after splitting it. pa -- el
thence down the roof till it reached the
dour of entrance. It then turned in
sid* the house, circling and tftshiug
sb >ut the gilt moulding* in the dining
room. After passing otf. the rieiy cur
rent spotted and disfigured the mould
ings No nut ml damage was don*- to
the h»»u»e. but it Was a * oi ijie
for the txcupants.
PirrsßVKO, Penu., ,'u y -J.—Fire
occurred this morning in a large
building situated on the corner of
Wm*n and A'bghanv «!rce*« o cupi< d
b; Lsr*e & Burt n, f »»rr.t raik rs. and
by th Pit U'H Keg I lDrrel Co.
Tli ! lilding. k and mv hinery
wre •] :r >y» i I. -- *?5,0n0
KIDWM, bi, Jolj 22 J L. Ron
Stat-- Secretary f*r JefTr*»n county,
nridc another an i prokibly »U'W»fol
attempt r;ici !♦• : -t ; ight at
b> r< Inn e, l»y taking poison
BOSTON. July 22. —Two Italians lave
arriv< 1 it th*- Pho nix f! t -l and regis
! rc 1 - Charl *an I August Uartru-t.
This aborning one killed th- other with
a r /.or Th nrmbrer esmpeei. The
victim, *ahen djaOWOcd, was cov
er <1 with i-1v wound* lb «ai l hi"*
r< ;ii name - a Nicho! «* S and
• ♦ - >u aft'r;vard di 1. Money w the
< u • < f the taur er.
FEOM OUH TRAVEL ING COERES
POITDEHT.
From San Francisco to Seattle.
SEATTLE, July - 1 =t, lsiti.
Ed. Ixtklugexcer Monday, July
l(»th, wo left San Franciseo on
the steamer Dikota bound for
VictorU, ;md the Sound. The
seen .* at th-» w'aarf of the Pacific M*il
Steamship Company, in which line the
Dakctt bjloDgs, was the USUAI one of
bustle and confusion. Boxes, b«les,
packages, aud 'baggage in apj>arently
inexplicable disonler, everybody jost
ling an 1 crowdiug, *ud hurrying to get
his or her business concluded and bag
gage and fr»i«ht l«.»»r.l before tho
hour of failing; t'ae officers giving
orders in loud mid comman ling tones,
Hitd the {K>or Chinamt u working like
b avers, with truck ;ind l>y hand, lugging
the promiscuous mtss on U).ud. The
steamer was to >«il at 12 M., but did
not get away until an hour later. The
day was a bright and sunny our, one of
those gems of California climate which
are sometimes seen even in Sau Frau
cisco, but which is in that locality an
exception and not the rule, and as we
stepped on board where we found many
familiar faces and kindly greetings,
aud then looking around us we saw a
plea*i*ntly smiling collection cf passen
gers all apparently in good spirits, we
felt that the voyage was to be a pros
perous one uiid full of pleasant remin
iscences.
At last we got under way, and as we
came out of the harbor, through the
GoMen Gate, and past the heads, we
tound no fog, a d the sea and the inner
bar quite smooth. But as we came far
ther out and crossed the outer bar, and
two hours later passed Point Keyes, we
found the sea quite rough, and a strong
head wind. ThU continued for about
forty-eight hours, and as the ship was,
in sailor parlance, " light," that is to
say with b*U a s-mall cargo on board,
and as we were butting with a head
long sea, of course the progress was
slow, and many of the passengers were
quite sick. But after passing Cape
Mendocino the sea bectuie macU
r..r aflay, nl two o'clock, we crossed
thu latitude of the Columbia river,
and reached the cape on Friday niorn
iug at eight o'clock, where we fo md
some fug and a slight rain. We reached
Ksquimalt at half-past two p. M:,
where we discharged freight and pas
seugers, and left at midnight, arriving
at Seattle at 12:30 p. M., the next day.
Glad to again re ich home after our ex
tended journey
The Dakota is a Hue ship, very
easy in the sea, with but little
motion and perfectly sea worthy so ft*r
as our limited judgment can tell. The
people should see to it that this line
receive such a support as to insure its
continuance. It is a big tiling for
Puget Sound that we have direct steam
communicMtion with San Francisco,
and we sli »uld not »Uow our Selfishness
to NO far control us as to pave the ways
for a discontinuance of this very con
venient means of communication and
t ravel.
Wheu we came on b »ard the Dakota,
at San Francisco, we were pleased to
see the smiling countenance of Otis
Freeman, K»q , agent of the Steamship
Company for Puget Sound, and to learn
that he was to accompany us on the up
ward trip. It is my conviction that
Mr Freeman is the right man in the
right place.
Cpou our arrival in Seattle—our
home—the place t.» which, in all our
wanderings, our !>»•*■ t has turned with
longing—our " Mecca," our shrine of
worship—wo were mere than proud
of the progress :md improvement shown
by our people. We had told strangers
that our pleasant little hillside citv
was growing, and that its future prom
ise! to be brilliant. Hut we had not
expected that the day hid already
dawned, th it the brilliancy of its future
greatness had already cast the slanting
ra\ s of its rising sun athwart the
h ri/'>ti. Uut these truths came to us
with more than common force when we
ga/td »t the city, from the deck «»f the
-termer, and MW the many new »-*i
d i tvs of cur growing, metropolitan
projiortion* Mas.- c»»uvietion* wtie
IIH re fottihie thao ev. r, when after
lan ding, we <4w the particular im
provements going on. Th.« United
St*t ■* Hotel, tin* l'raU 'i;th.,l bhek; the
. v e*ttle and NV.uia Willi lUilr<>4>l
trotle wnili- aoros> the hiv; the ijrud
lag of the streets; the numerous tine
r«->ulent rs goiiijj up on every hand:
the iucn-ased activity in bu«in«-Mi cir
cles on the streets; ktiil Ik-tt» r than «U
else, the improved confidence of our
business men in real e>tate. Seattle
hi-t< -n entri ititiijf I* »r lo«»wearv vc*r>,
for t inert? recognition of existence,
jiul now, almost lie fore the world is
i« »Jy to av< rd that even, we are fast
springing to a commanding position.
Capital, LUMU JI, commercial <nter
pri-e is now, anil will l<e more
largely, Sfkin;' oar locality, and ere
1 g *\e will tm dictating terms, ami
taka g our pr, j ■■« r position as one ot
the bu«ine-»s centers of the world,
steal i.f suppliantly entreating tor »
mere exi-tence. All hail to thee, Seattle,
the day >tar of thy prosperity has
ar:MO A' ready it* generous learns
ha\e l>egun to inaugurate, and enliven
Kre long will the splendor of noon dav
'>« UJH>II ttee, and thou shalt reigu
qinea of commerce, and the mistrust
of t!i sea that lie- at the foot of thy
g*toa.
And now, Mr. Editor, upou our re
turn me and the conclusion of o«r '■
correspondence with y<">ur mo«t excel -
lent paper, we think it i« me» t and
prop- r that we say just a word for
oarsiiTrt. Our letters have l»een writ
ten ha«tilv, and upon the spur of the
mem:-lit, "hut if your reader*, for the
t:m- being, have been pleaded with our
simple narrative*, told in plain lan
guage. Thou we are content, and will
bid you, and your rtadr-.s through )«»u,
a kind adieu. L B. A.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Democratic Convention.
The Democrats of Kin* o uatjr are requested to
Tx.*#t at their several votiu< places on Saturday.
A 19th. I*J«, at a o'clock r. for the pur
]x«r . f ob<>WD(<i(k|{at<« to atteb<l a Democrat!.-
C« tint jr Convention, to l»e held at Seattle, on Sat
ordsjr. Aujjurt J6tb, MHO. at 2 o'. lock ». *. The
following i- the apportionment of delegates
Seattle 2^
Tolt 2
Snoqualmie 2
Duval'* 2
White River 5
1-ake Washington 2
Sqttak 2
Mux La Posh (Baataa) * *
Porter's Prairia...... 2
Stmuiuth 2
Cellar River 2
Duvtmiih 2
Newcastle 6
Slaughter 2
The delegates for the city of Seattle will be
elected by ballot, and Wa. H. White, T. S. Rus
sell and S. F. Coomba are appointed a committee
to conduct the election.
C. D. EMfeRT,
ROBERT BROWN.
M. V. B. STACY.
W. H. TAYLOR,
J ERR DKIGGS,
jj"J4-3w Democratic County Committee.
COUNCIL MEETING.
The new ly-elected members of the City Coun
cil of the city of Seattle, are hereby requested to
meet at the Council Chamber in this city, at
half-past seven o'clock this (Mondavi evening.
ft. A. WEED, Mayor.
Seattle, W. T., July 24,1870.
REDUCED PRICES.
NEW BRICK YARD
One mile north of Seattle, near Judge
Mercer's.
Price per Thousand, $6.50 at
the Kiln, or SB.OO
Delivered.
Leave orders for brick, and examine
samples, at the store of I*. S. Howe,
Frout Street.
Frazier k Moon.
jy24-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Music!
Professor Digby Palmer, of Victoria,
B. C\, will again visit the ports on the
Sound on July 25th, for the purpose of
Tuning and Repairing Piano fortes.
Orders can l>e left at Mr. Pumphrey's,
Seattle; Mr. Condon's. Port Gamble ;
Mr. Conistock's, Port Madison ; Mr. F.
Clapp's, Port Townsend; Miss El
dridge's, Whatcom. jy22-tfdwl
To Let*
The Dining-Room and Upper Floor of ths Tra
niout House, at the head of Commercial street.
Apply on the premises. lwd.
Theater Comique
lessee and Manager GEO. ROGERS
Stage Manager. CHAS. NICKERHON.
Grand Opening Night,
Wednesday. July 26th.
Ou which occasion the following talented Ar
tists (to arrive ««o the Cttv of Panann July 25th.)
will sppear :
CHAS. NICKERBOX,
JAKE WALLACE.
GEO. LUCK, and
WILLIAMS & CHRISTY.
Celebrated Song and Dauce Men.
Miss LILLIE HART, A VP,
Mias KATIE ZOE.
Miss LOLA, and
Mi» AGNES DCPON'T.
Fun for Everybody !
VI»MISSION ParqneWe. "A Cent* ; Pit. 25
tVnts : Boies, ti 50 and
fgFor Siilc!||
A FARM OF
159 1-2 ACRES,
Nearly ne-ha!f «nJ*-r fence. Cats from sixty to
seventy tuns of hay yearly Twenty-Are acres
gv*xl }-a*4.2riug land. Also
One good Span of Horses,
One good Wagon,
11 Head of Cattle.
75 Head of Hogs.
TLu valuable farm lies one-half mile from
WLitc River un the east side, and eighteen miles
fnoii Seattle.
Ttrms-ts.rtoo cash down.
Apply v> KHAN KLIN HAMMOND on the farm.
While River, Jaue I-th. I#T«.
MISCELLANEOUS
A New Gallery!
T.« be kn<>»n b tbe
Mrattlr
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Will be ready for busiiit~s* about July J.'tb. Hav
ing conducted an institution of this kind in Chi
cago for a number of years, we claim to be able to
give entire satisfaction to all that shall favor us
with their patronage. The best and latest im
proved instruments have been secured, and it
shall be our aim to furnish a superior style of
work. Bring along the little ones, as
Children's Photographing
Has been a specialty "with us for the last ten
years, with gratifying success. Gallery on
FRONT STREET, Foot of CUE RR Y,
Over the Ixtuxiokkccb OrricK.
PETERSON BROS., Proprietors.
Seattle, W. T.. July 14,1876. Jyl4-tf
Assessor's Miee.
All persons who have not bee a assessed are
hereby notified to give in their returns to me
J trior to the Ist day of August next, I will be
ound either in person or by deputy at Mr. Yes
ler's office, opposite Hovey k Barker's store, un
til that date,
JOHN J. SEER LEY,
jy*2o-4t-wl County Assessor.
AUCTIONEER!
D. W. LYTS, Auctioneer.
Offloe and Salesrooms on
FRONT STREET
Three iloors fioni Mil).
Goods bought and sold on fair commission. In
all cases satisfaction guaranteed.
Give the Professor a call—he allows none to do
work cheaper or better than himself.
Seattle, July 4th. jy4-tf
STEAMER
Fanny Lake
J. S.; IIILL,\ Master,
Will save Seattle for
SNOHOMISH ICITi 4
Every Thursday, and Return
ing on Saturday —Stopping each
way at all intermediate Landings
* " BOCA."
The Most Celebrated
lleei*
On this Coast, will be served from this date at
THE RETREAT,
FRONT STREET, . . . SEATTLE.
iissuitiii df n-ruTiEisEir.
The late firm of Holmm ti (lliw hsving t<<lJ
their Kt<x'k in trade as Furniture dealers, and the
uuiltntiinied Michael Olom, one of th« member*
of Mhl late Ann hiving purchased the name, and
the undersigned having the right, ha« exercised
it to dissolvs the late Co-partnership, and does
now give notice that the co-psrtnendiip jiervtofore
existing between J. 8. Holmes and Michael Olore.
lately doing business at the city of Seattle, in
Washington Territory, under the firm name
and ftyle of Holmes * Glore. has been this da>
dissolved.
M. GLORE.
Seattle, W. T., July lltb. D»7«. jyl2-4w
WISCONSIN HOUSE,
Mill Street, between Ist and 2<l,
Seattle, W. T.
J. McC'ONYILLE, Proprietor.
Board per Week
Meals 2.V.
M. H. WE E D
ARCHITECT & BUILDER.
Is now prepared to furnish PLAN'S sn<l SPEC
IFICATIONS for building in all it« branches ;
also will take cortracta, ai.d sui>erintend.
OFFICE OVER MORRILL'S DRI G STORE
battle. W. T.. March IMb. 1*75
FOR
Hardware
AM)
Hwliiiiiics' Tools,
Of all kinds, gf. to
WUSTHOFF ftWALD.
Country trade elicited. ( FRONT STREET.
P O. B. * IH. | Scatllf, W. T,
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE
(
RACKS!
\k
Third Ant.ual Meeting of the
I
Seattle Joe key Club
OX THE
26th. 37tli & 2sili of July 1
,
I
Tliree Way* Races.
FIRST DAY:
Mile ll»ats, threa in five. Putse, #3(10.
SECOND DAY:
Three-year-old Race; cpen to all three
year-olds ; two best in three. Purse,
*2OO.
THIRD DAY :
2 1-2 Miles and repeat. Purse, SSOO.
Second horse saves his entrance.
The races will be run under the Cali
fornia F-tate rules. The track is two
hundred and forty yards short. The
colt races will be run from stand to
, stand. Entrance to close to all the
I al>ovc races on or before the night of
the 24ih of July. Three bona fide en-
Hpfth 1 TlVH'ii (&xcept*YVscn)la and
Twenty-one Twenty per cent, entrance
added to all the above purses.
By order of the President.
J. M. LYON, Secretary.
W. 11. Bow, Treasurer.
F. A. DYKK, President. jylStd
Logging toe!
From and after this date w<> will wake and keep
constantly on band
Grease for Logging
And other purpoaea, at our Boap Factory,
Mill Stroot,
Juat above the Seattle Brewery. Price 12.25 per
100 pound*.
jyß-1 in CHAPMAH &CO
For Sale.
50(1 BUSHELS
OK
» ■ of WntM
Apply to J. k O. Oachea, at
»>« <:<»iV]VKU,
or t.i the Captain of the Rteamer Libby.
J. X (*. (liaeheH.
IJ'iMf
Music! iMusic!
Slfflli IS! I STfIB (lit
W iii. STRKIT, Lender,
I* now th roughly organized and open to mum-.
mrnta for lulls Parties. Parade*. Kacuraiona.
tt« ,ou rt-iuHsiiaMe t**rnj#.
Apply at Dolly Vsrden H»l.w«i or Cltt Beer
Cjartlena. '
OEORGE LAMBEItT, Agent.
Hcattle, Juna 2nth, I«7C. I*
NIBIKHAX
Property for Sale
OVER 200 ACRES
zjzrxifat ■sriayts- ":v"
Farming Land oa »t*ril* K * ra * u Alao.
Lrer HUf ***«• Duwawisb
)J« tf A. MACKINTOSH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GO TO
Bean & White's
NEW GROCERY STORE
ON FRONT STREET, if yun w» n , th« *
Worth of j/our Monty.
They keep • Urv"f an.l •plrudid utock
Groceries
Srhool It »«ks. Stalioim
AND NOTION'S,
And art- the only houae in Seattle
iiii get the
A Moii Dried Apples. Pears
Plums, Corn, Onions, E«<t
7 %
Thi-j also keep couMantly on huxl
Cfatpjhti Fred, Middling*, SkorU
Bran, Wheat, Oat«, Etc.
M. O-LORE,
Importer «f and Dfuler la
FURNITURE
OFHOLSm?" GOODS,
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE
Parlor Sets,
Of Oeriuau Tapestry and hair Cloth
Bed-|oom Sets
OF BLACK WALNUT AND WHITE ASH. trimmed
with black walnut.
Solas & Lounges,
OF lIAIK CLOTH and TAPESTRY
Bureaus,
Oontor-Ta'blefl,
Olialrs,
Curtains,
Picture Fraxnei
Mouldlnss, oto«
CROQUCT~ OCT9,
tOT All goods purchased at thla ntabllihiMil,
111 oe delivered free in any part of the city.
Seattle. July 17th. 187 C.
W. MONTGOMERY,
AUCTIONEER
Office and Salesroom on
COMMERCIAL STREET,
Eaat Hide, third door aoutb of Mr Naught k Lmy
law office.
W. M. will attend promptly toaalcaatauctk»«(
Real Etfatr, Merchandise, Fnruitore, EH*
Aa well aa Administrator Ha lea. aSOda
Notice*
The Treaaurer of King County, W. T., top*
pared to redeem all outstanding Couuty
ranta (principal and interest) bearing datcaprtar
to October ."list, 1H75.
jj6-4w GEO. D. HILL. Trrataf*.
E. L. HALL,
Undertaker
Cl.erry SI net, Seattle, W. T.
COFFINS & CASKhTS
C•! d's'.tly on hand and made to order. Thai"*
assortment of
riMlertakinjg Good*
Of every description, in the Territory.
Orders from any part of the Hound piottpf
filled.
Every article in my line will be supplied o«
ni'/at lib* ral terms.
13. \j. Hall*
Jjl2-tf
SOJiETHIM SEW!
Ihe undersigns! ire now
prepared to do
&team A Han Fitting
At sboit notice, aiai in a workmanlike maß***»
SEWING MACHINES BIPAIBE&
-1XU —
BENERAL JOB WOK
Dune to order. Plat eof Bu»iue»«,
FBOST STREET,
Between Cherry and Columbia Btra****
COULTEK & HENDRICKS'
battle, July 12th. I*7l.