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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL- I"-
ffOfBSSION Al> C A RDB
J m L,U * T
| f \(UOUT & LEAKY,
Jrnn SKY* -AT- I. AW, B'JUCl
i^,s^nuTY d: PltoC '
TOR* If A VVIRAI.Ti.
_^M rt io the District an.J Buprciuc
Will I**"
vtf*, attention to o>l
- f, kc., aiao to the purt Laee
D. P.JENKINS,
SEATTLI:, W. T..
4 TTORSKY-A T-1. .4 IV. SOI.TdTOIi
tS CHASCKUY. AND I'I.OCTOH
/> ADMIRALTY. inb2i
W. R. ANDREWS,
attoun E V'-AT-LA w,
SEATTLE. W T. wpn
MRS. S. 0. HEWES HI. 0.
homceop athim".
lif ,f ibe First Lulv Graduate in Mrin.\
ofjwiheraerrii eato the people of Seattle and
tta!C<*th Pacific <'"a*t.
Kr» DocV r IJewa coin# WVi>t after ten ycara
efrcmUnt and anrce«tNfiil practice. Will open
trrbooM tn Id* alck. Motliera can find a borne,
ta&tbeN 1 t n>edlca' attendance during confine.
griit ar<l paiH-nt* fir '.eneral medical trratment.
• i.'l treat the • lr ' < '•* letter. and fill order* for
KMll<lne hy " r ®*pre»«.
(Uatdrac* <JQ t'nlon »tr'.-rt, between Fourth ami
fUlb. injrW dwtf
DR. G. BRYANT,
I'liysiriiin siiul Surgeon.
NEWCASTLE, W. T.
DRS. k. & H. B. BAGLEY.
Hoinaoimrhists,
SEATTLE, W. T
OK II B IHOI.EV, I.VTE PROFESSOR OF
Prturtvle* aul Practice of Surgery In the
Klrhlgaa Central MMical Gillege. will maL-a
Ui»>riti»» Surgery and Surgical Dlsnasps a ape.-lal-
1 1, ami will attend to rail* in any part <>f the
Vuuil. i II'J
WJ.G. FmffOlJN,
Soattlo, W. T.
I, Pill 14log. Opp'Mite Occl
deuUl Hotel.
DR.G. A. WEED,
MRUKOX AND PHYSICIAN,
SEATTLE, W. T.
D. LOCKE, M. D„
DENTIST,
Nrrn«nrf)i o TJ.-e—- Front K » »m, np-Ktatm—
rp»ufith*i,» Block. Settle. W. T )y;il
DENTISTRY.
PR J. P OKASSE. DENTIST. OF
lea In Stone & I •« < U'a New lliilld
lug on Commercial . treet. All work
•wtictead.
JJontlst,
O fP,IC,E. MILL STREET,
fc>U]» and Ilarn.s* Store. EAST OF OC
CIDENTAL lIOTKL. fJS.
Electro M«tisiii
o
—ASI>~
HYDROPATHY !
\\\ EIJ6CTUO MVIiNETIC MKI>tOATKI>
lUTU* wtll %'ur* r»rm y»t». tthrmuatl»:n.
* J* I k;u i* of Norton* As#<\ will
Sjj* i'«od. mJ c®u%4' tb« rtunrh 11 •» »*f
thr I • mljt.
by routra.-t.
«t the
Eureka Bath Rooms
Of'* «mt V tiwinv, nrk »
OOIfIIEBCIAL STRUCT.
II POAKK
H. CLARK,
(•NTRACTOR & Bl ILDHB.
S FIRST ■ <lA>>
"UK AT Tun I.OWK'ST It A 7A"S.
out at for rtiiu;; auJ n;..»ing
an.) «ii| »t;, n l ta m.-k »r\l*ra wilt
y '***■■ *■>* dt»i>ali-h.
frrrt » <i>;H>citu the Pavilion.
MORRIS & CO.
ami Mining
No « Burt.i tfg Buiidiiif.)
V te®.
••'•Hal tW Wnthlii|l<m Slrttli
Hull Territory.
S* | aw»t!!I» lauJa »u J uibm. aor
lat t m ' nJ u r ■ H»u» itJ
lif 'mifati furnabvd
n., J®** 1 lac.! aurtrjra,and totha
ffssßsar "itvß.Ysr
BREVITIES.
T!»I fair reason approaches
Keecher is going to Salt Lake.
Ihe Chine - • :tr-• b-aving California.
Ihe dollar of fear poppies Las beeu
spent abroad for opium.
The car punch i- i failure too. Only
the milk punch i* left u- now.
iJiuii Houeicault's advice - Never
liiak"- 1 V,' to % WO'i: .11 through a:i Uik-
Iwttle
Wo k:;o.v a shrewd farmer who male
a fortu ;e cultivating weeds. They
were a widow's.
Your.gst rs have discovered a new
watering place in thiscity—the tail end
of a s; riiikling cart.
I n
Some men will pay to have thtir
<log legistered, when they will not
have their btliy vaccinate 1.
Shak-peare would never have a-ked,
"What's in an aim ?" if he had been
hit on the bead with a brick bat.
Little thing-, t-hou! 1 not be demised
The little toe is the smalbst on the
foot, but it always has the largest coin.
If one of our policemen were to be
left alone in a corner gn eery with a
ouart of brandy, which would be
• trunk lir-t r
Georgia ha-> prohibited flogging 1 >r
crime. We suppose that hcreaftei the
flogging .vill be dos.e only tor amuse
ment.
A mule struck on Sunday on the Erie
tow-path. They have found a cap and
one •uspL-uder button that belonged to
the driver
Three arc a mob according to law.
This is what a .young fellow thinks
when li« and another chap are court
ing the &ai»e girl.
A nwell who stuttered horribly paid
court to a very pretty actress. "All,
sir," said she, life is to > short 1 haven't
time to listen to you."
"You're a smart follow," s:ieeri d a
lawyer to a witness, the other day."
"I'd return the compliment if I wasn't
under oath," replied the witness
S.iilor, smoking and soliloquizing—
'"lf I only hail been l>orn a steamboat!
Could have smok«-d like that steamer
without buying tobacco.'
At the cattle show (ieiitleman, with
solemnity—' Miss Florence,do you love
beast*?" Ltdy, with vivacity—"Am 1
to consider that a proposal r"
' Come, Freddy, you see it is sunset,
and tho little chickens all go to roost at
that time." "Yes. mamma, but the old
hen always goes with them."
An exchange says. "The tlrst Ameri
can wine was made in Florida in 1854."
We don't know anything about that,
I tut we'd like to bet a dollar it was all
gui u next day.
During an examination, u medical
student being asked tlio question:
"When does mortification ensue?" he
replied: "When y«»vi poji tli<* question
and are answered no!"
"What 1 obji-ct to," said a Texas
In>i ~<> thief, as lie was about to be drawn
tip, "is your hanging nie herein the sun
when there's plenty of shads close by.
However, go ahead."
A clever wag at our elbow s.ty* the
Willamette river is so low that the fish
have to stand j»n their heads to moisten
their gills, and the fishermen pull them
o'it like a gurdner does onions.
The Youth's Directory has received
an order for one hundred boys to pick
hojis in Mendocino county. This is bet
ter than to allow them to grow up and
pick pockets iu the city of San Fran
cisco.
The beef eaters of New York arouse
themselves when they hear tliftt the
strikers will not allow live cattle to be
forwarded by rail. These men are exer
cised because their appetites are at a
steak
"Papa, why don't they give the tele
graph wires a dose of braudy?" "Why,
my child'" "Hecause the papers say
they are out of order, and mamma al
ways tukes brandy when she is out of
order."
The reason for :x day laborer drop
ping his tool* with such accuracy when
tbu clock strikes twelve, an-' his rapid
speed toward dinner is that lie nriy
iu!kk>> ii|i the tinu'that lie will lose m
getting bock t<i work.
Talniagtf says thit women can pray
better than men. That accounts toi tin
i iirkiih fact that a woman will #o two
miles in a {h ltin» rain oturm on S.itur
d»* injjht tor a new bonnet, in order t"
I r i v U eon.isi^ly
• Jo." the child butcher is beaded • if
l>y licucral ll niird, and is now fairly
iii Lis clutcbea. Distribution. of pro
vision*. arms, ammunition, !iUnkt'ts,
in>l i other conciliatory emolh nts, is now
in order by ihtj Government.
A man amy !*» a graduate of the best
Colleges in the land, and Iw cupaltlf ot
ruling nation*, and yet not know
enough to refraiu from breaking out
uito a wild and exasperating whittle as
<*• v,in »« he «Mit«rs mii editor's office.
A Sacramento clergyman one*
prcai lirtl a very peculiar sermon
»o>thii g. *iirring and satisfying. It
u as so soothing, that half the c mgrega
tion wei.t to sleep. so Stirling. »h*t the
remainder left brf. re he h*>i finished;
and so satisfying. Ih.it none of them
ever came to in ar hiui again.
A sympa' hetic i hernial, during the
performance of tl»e l ist -een« in "Ko
niio and Julie'." h. onmf so «*rited by
the apjiarrlit reality ot the -!aga bus
ines«, that he jumped from his seat,
dashed his hat over h.s forehead an«l
shouti: g. "Hold him up. Jii'.iet, *hi.e 1
ran for the stomach pumj ru«hed out
of the theatre.
A man dewauded .i free itls»» of ruin
iu h Nevada sal"on. and did not g l l it.
Then he said he never tri<d it. hut it
had ln-en the ambition of his lif>! t<»
kill a liar keeper; but when the ».ar
kecj*r t.vk out two six shooters and a
ctub the man said he did not mean *
p>lite. gentlemanly barkeeper. but one
of those fellow* who wore paate dia
monds and patted hia hair in the mid
die.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1577.
' Oysters u&whole-ome!" said be, with
i c<»nt<mptous sniff. I i»in't got any
patience with these new-tangled idee*.
Oysters can't hu r t nobody. Why, I
give 'em to my grandfather—old man
of ninety. *ir—give him a dozen raw
oysters—they wa«n't particular fresh,
either—giv'em to him half an u >ur
bfore he died—n' th v didn't do him
no harm < >v-t« r*. «ir, i« wholesome "
l'urL.
ATI lvi»t(ra EXCHANGE -ays. Out
West the human car crop grows to an
immense size, judging from the news
papers Thu«, one editor says a broth
er contemporary can wag his left ear.
Then the editor who is accused of wag
ging his left i-ar. says the accuser has
cut slits in the rim of his hat to make
room for his ears Another roan oat
there uses his ears for a napkin. An
other can fan himself with his aura!
appendages, and still another employs
his t-ar fur an umbrella. The champi
on cari«t, however, is an editot who
several reefs in his ear to pre
vent his treading upon them as he
walk- along the street.
The circus is coming a<{*in, and once
tuort we will have the pleasure of wit
nessing the cheerful spectacle of seven
church members taking one little child
two years old "to see the animals." "I
didn't go into the circuis department."
said a good deacon, after the la>«t moral
eirem was hi re, "but I dropped in to
look around the menagerie a few mo
ments with my little grandson, and I
do think the man who tied his legs in a
bow-knot around his neck and then
crawled through the hoop was alone
worth the price of admission."
WHY PERSONS AUE DROWSED.—Per
sons are drowned by raising their arms
above water, the unbuoyed weight of
which depresses the he»d. When a
turn falls into deep water l:e will rise
to the surface, and will continue there
if he does not raise his hands. If be
moves his hands under tlie water any
way he pleases his head will rise so
high as to allow him full liberty to
breathe, and if be will use his legs as
in the act of walking up stairs his
shoulders will rise aliove water so that
he may use less exertion with bis bauds,
or apply them to any other purpose.
These plain directions are recommend
ed to the recollections of those wh©
have not learned to swim in their youth,
as they may be found highly advantage
ous in preserving valuable life.—
burn Adcertiaer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT.
\ COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOCBE--4
\ Rooms and fin ( p-stair*. liesidr Barn Stable,
Sheds, Well and Ollar —on Weller street. R<-ut,
s•', per mouth. The cheapest house iu the city.
Apply at Cavanaugh's Mill. seps-dtf
SEATTLE
Grist Mill.
rpilE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LEASED THE
1 Mill hmtrlj run by Stetson k Post, on
YES LER'S WHARF,
la prepared to manufacture s superior article of
GRAHAM FLOIR, CHOPPED FEED, ic.
Barley and other Grain chopped on short notice
and at lowest rates.
Grain sent by steamer from any part of the
Sound, promptly ground and returned.
Farm Prsluce of all kinds bought or so!d on
commission.
au2-d*wtf GEORGE EDWARDS.
WALL PAPER
PAPER SHADES
CHEAP AT
CALVERT'S,
SECOND STREET. aul
C■ L. MITCHELL.
Manufacturer <& Dealer in First Class
HARNESS & SADDLERY
yiU.S'., BETWEEN KIRST AND SKCOSD
SEATTLE. W. T.
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS,
AnJ *vrrrthlc« l<> tt* Tra.ie run
•tactijr on
(arriaje Trimuiin;
l. USE TO OKrElt. and prompt ittnatlo* *i»eu
U> alt uriera i.T XKW WORK or Hi PAIIUN<>
ONE YOKE
or
Heavy Work Oxeu
FOR SALE.
Well broke for U *PP 1 1°
('. EISENBKIS, Port Townsend,
Or to L. P. Ho«. Oak Bay Pa.Ufa.
hutTamwi. Jaaa T7tfc, ltT7. jaW.mtm
BILLIARD SALOONS, &c.
fii
MILL SniEF.r. SEATTLE.
\ I.WvYs ox HASP. PILSENER'SCELEBIU
\ t*-tl L« »TTLEI» LAGEK md Bohim*-g> act!
t 1 ctht-r kind# of
/. .1 <; K N HKKK:
Laner Beer, 5 Cents iter (J lass.
I.IX IIi:o\ AT Al.l. 1101 KM.
ERAXK <II TTEXBKRG.
ai.'7-utf Proprietor.
The Grotto
SALOON,
Mill Street. Seattle. W. T.
ALGAR & NIXON Proprietors
THE ADELPHI
MJL.
FROXT STREET, OPPOSITE YESLER"B HALL.
Billiards.
FLYNN & ANDERSON..
i»yl v PROPRIETORS.
PONY SALOON
E«pt by
BKN MUIIPHY
Corner CoiamvrcUl »nd Main ktre«-t. opposite
IheC. 3. Hotel.
is the plsce to visit to line the li.iu-r
1 lu&u replenished.
Cigars, Tobacco, Wines, and Liquors
Alwa;« on baiiJ.
The gtdorado,
BY
mmn
m. lira ib si ms
Atttchr 1 to the Sal von in > Firstclu«
REBTAU RANT.
VANITY FAIR!
The 5-Ceiit Saloon,
As good a yliiss of Bt'or as can l»e
had in the city for scts.
The best of Liquor* 10 »*ts.
A good Cigar 10 its.
VAL WOMAN & 10.
" NED'S SALOON !"
COMMERCIAL STREET. j
iFormerly occupied l>y M»t. Keith.
1% SOW OPEN FOR RI SIXF.S3. ASI> THOSE
favorititf li with their patronage will fit:! the
Bar mippiietl with the choicest #oo<U, and an
ob'lKlL* ml effl.lent Barkeiper to wall upon
them. I have a tmaiber of Private Club Rooms
for the accommodation of the put lie.
Open all hours of the day ami ni^ht.
NED PEKKINS,
jy.il dtf Proprietor.
MERCHANT EXCHANGE
Saloon !
ON MILL STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
Th« Flo eat
WINES, UOUORS & CIGARS
Oonau&t'y *«> b«nd-
RIGBEY k CO.. Proprietors.
ZII.PIH IALMM !
FRONT STREET,
YEsLEfc's CORNER.
The Choicest Lipora & Cigars
J. CiRKFFITHS,
PROPKIKToIt. ml. 16
A. MACKINTOSH,
.Votarj Public ami Conveyancer,
Heal Estate and Tax Agent.
Ua»a complete Abatrart of Titl» to all L*nla
Kin* Cuuo f. Will atWud to the pnrvbaae aad
aale of [.and* anywhere on Fuy-t A.ur- t Spec ial
attention paid W Traaafcr of Real tatau and
Payment of Taiaa. Patronage aoll.ite! aal *aUa
factloa guaranteed.
Otteaaa Mill atraat, Marty oppoaita tba "oc.
ctdefttal Ml."
MISCELLANEOUS,
Bed-Rock
BARBER SHOP!
I I WING OPENED A NEW SHOP. ANI'
I 1 having s«-oure.t the »ervt.«\. of a flrvtc'.aM
Arti-t. ve& ar.* pitpar<-.l t-> .U-j■ !.-<• Tousoria!
luxuri<-» t. the entire aati»fai-:l, nct a
Shaviug. 25c: Kair Cutticg. 25c*
Shampooing. 25c.
I.aJiea' ati.l ChiMren'i Hair Cutting aal
Wsshinj; a «p>'.-ialty.
Shop on Mili street, next iloor to St. Charlei
Saloon. je'.S-dtf
THE "WHITE"
SEWING MACHINES
AIIE DESTINED TO TAKE TUE LEAD I
A No. 1 Machine for s3s—
COIN.
Machines sent on trial tnywuere in the city,
free of charge. THY ONE.
au3o-<Uwtf E. EUVAV, A Rent.
All Kinds of
Cooper's Work
Done tt thoit notice and at LIYISG TRICES
and
FISH & BEEF BARRELS
Always on hand »ift] e Cooper Shop of
George Sidney,
Front St., near N«>rtli I'.icific iin-werv.
jy^iiitf
JOHN WELCH,
TAILOR,
Commercial Street. Seattle.
The llesl of Work Guaranteed.
Repairing and Cleaning ilone.
fuj-dtf
Mr GLOBE,
Importer or ami Dc.-tlrr In
FURNITURE
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Parlor Sets,
Bed-Room Sets,
Sofas & Lounges,
OF HAIR CLOTH and TAPESTRY.
Ilurcaus.
Outer-Tables,
Chairs,
Curtains,
Picture Frames,
Moulding Ktc.
CouiUMCli! Htrref. W. T.
Farm for Sale.
M'HE IXDtttiIGJiLD OFTLK.-i HIS I>l APE
L In the Sn'-qiialinie f' r aale. It containa li<)
Acm ft llou Land anJ «< Arrra T:m!«-ml l'p
land, » oplni |>«Eitljr to tlie river. It lk li u.Cea
from City, at the river eroMlng. •
ml e» from Lake Waahlugton, and jufrurn Healtie.
1 ifty KIM aaabed, '£) tn /raw. 4 arr-a of
! grubb«xi 1 r an orchard ; -» ( tona of bay
oa band.
T'.ie place ba» tbre*-i|nartrm ■f ■ ml!' fnditatfe
on the river. i» m!« fr-'Ui overflow, and baa a
clear atrram -f » ater runtitn* which
can 1* br uitbt in the houae, lnt'T milk hot»ae.
In valuable for luwilwnntf, k»t«< * n "-1 deal of
timber on it, ami la tba Ural key p. int for tfettitr
out tie tire bar in the adjacent *!i or elijht aec.
tin». an<l baa a K«od bay I r boon.lnn The k<a
t: u wcentra*. an>l afford*a k atean.boat taad
ujji A botrl ac<l »yre would £» writ tbew at
the j.r™ent time, aud it l» runv«.i* nt to dt log
gia* >'a.:.;« ti"* :o operation.
H >uar and too la uu ilie place. Caueaof aeMng,
weak luaifk.
For further part icn!ara 1 squire of
OEOKGE WHITE.
aulT-iUwtf Suoqoainiie Blvar. W. 7.
MISCELLANEOUS. •
Crawford LHarrington,
IMPORTERS A\l) JOBBERS
S E A. T T Xj E, W~. T
Il.ivr on haml a large and well assorted stock of goods in
their line, consisting of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery
Iron and Steel, assorted.
Hlaek»mitli and Carpenter Tools.
Agricultural and Mining Implement*.
Crockery and Glassware. Paint* & Oil
Hemp and Manilla Cordage. Grooeriesand Provisions, Wines.
Liquors. Kte.
AGENTS FOR THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, &C
«T TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRAUK, FOUj SALE FROAI WIIAKK
<1! AM'FOIU) & HARRINGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., J„]y 1< IsTo.
THE ARCADE!
FRONT STREET, SEATTLE
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
GLOVES, <fcc.
l-iulios ami tails' Fiiriiisliin« (Ms. Trucks,
VALISES, ETC.
Our bpring Stock lias arrived, ami comprises' the most Fasbio ial»le
Goods in the market. \\V call special attention to our FURNISHING
GOODS and CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
GENTS' HATS A SPECIALTY.
Wit, POM YOUNG.
NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES BY EVERY STEAMER.
PINKHAM & SAXE,
Alii: SKLLIX(r TIIEIIt
CLOTHING !
—AND
GENTS IMiMMIIV. UOODS
CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
IX Till: t'OI XTICY. uu3
L. P. SMITH & SON
Please Call and Examine our }Str*k
Our Motto is—Fair Dealing, (Juiek Sales and Small Profit*.
STORE ON FRONT STREET. Opposite the Brewery.
jel9-dlf
W. A. JENNINGS,
Wl.oltM't •(»! X>t»!l I>*»ler In Choir*
CUES. MS,
HARDWARE, FINE TEAS, CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE, FLOUR, FEED, &C.
Jmported and California Wines,
Foreign ami Domestic Liquors, (iipirs and Tobacco.
All Goola l*uor.int«'«-t] ui R»*|»re«fcuted. Uood* Delivered in the City Irw
of Charge
StPOOt* S OAttlO, VV • "XT
I!HV< J»ist rca ivtd » A• 1 • 1111.• >■
lo tin ii - Ntru-k nf
WATCHES
Clocks,
—AWL—
JEWELRY,
Of f vi ry desirable ttjlc ami kind.
They itluin their niiutrc thnnkit l<»
tin- j ul)lic fir th« rcrv gwrnua patron
H«C Wstowtd MITC Mirir r»tnrn from
California.
NO.

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