The daily intelligencer. [volume], October 08, 1877, Image 2

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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
BT
DAVID HIOGINS.
TflC l>«fLY imiUOEWM I*
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th» rtty. »« <*nu |»r w»#k. r»y»b!» to tb*
'JaiTlor; »in<!« r»,pl»» ■ O c»-nt*
p»r isgum, • 10.00 ID cm
THE WCCKI.r CK.
Thin o'.r, «r«l ;i*pa!*r Joarnai of WmtPrc W»»U-
Inirton. with th» l»rg»»t rlrr*!»tlot> nf ui> v«p«r
In the Terntr.tj. 1* ptibllabwl **rrj rtatnrUy
m-.mlnj T*rni« THrM' l»«lli%r« prr an
biiid. tn %dvftir« ,
Official PresH of King I'onnty.,
Monday, October 8, 1877.
A CANNERY PROJECT.
A project is on foot to start a cannery
on th« wharves lately erected in th».
vicinity of lJullene's machine sh«jp
The immense run of salmoo in our bay
during the few months lant pa*t. has j
demonstrated that the business can b<*
made profitable. Th»> reports hereto
fore current that tbe Puget Sound
salmon were n«>t tbe right -pecits for |
canning have proven unfounded. We
look, therefore, for a considerable addi- j
tion next season to tbe sum total of our
exports from this branch of our re
sources.
In order for any company to convt n j
iently make use of the location indi
cated, the city should extend Madison
street so as to connect it with tlioso
wharves, and thereby facilitate the
making of that portion of our city front
the center of business for canning pur
poses Owing to the depth of water at
that point, vessels can lie at the wharves j
and taka in cargo, thus saving a large
percentage) in transhipment. IJy aiding
in this way, the establishment of
anAtker great industry may be effected
and hundreds of persona given employ
ment, and the city revenues propor
ti' nately benefited.
THE RIGHT THING.
Notwithstanding the decision of the
Court hero last Spring relative to the
validity of our City Charter, tax pay
ers, as they should do pend'ng the ap
peal, are puving up promptly in order
to save the five per cent, to be added to
tho delinquent tax after Wcdues lay
next, the 10th inst.
Regardless of the result of the ap
peal to tho Supreme Court, our citizens
are all satisfied that, when the Char
tcr is remodelled, by the Legis
lature now in se*siou, provisou will
be made for the euforcemeut of all
«SUV »UVi VI frj MIIU «UK |iltj UICUI) CI
all indebtedness, and that the best way
is to pay up as they are now doing.
As for such a thing as repudiation, that
has not been aver hiuted at by any
person, and by no means should be.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Excltuively to the
IMH-1' lATTELLiGMLrtHR.
TUB ONLY NfcWaPAPEII
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
" AIJI I UHtllA*
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. fl—At 10:80
o'clock this morning a twelve-year old
girl, named Maggie Rignean, whoso pa
rents reude on Montgomery street,
near the summit of Telegraph Hill,
while watching the burning steamship
Constitution coming in, slipped mod
rolled down the northern slope. Some
gentlemen In the vicinity, noticing that
she did not rise immediately, went to
her when they were shocked to find
that she was dead, having dislocated
her neck.
In connection with the issue of fraud
ulent navy pay certificates the U. 8.
grand jury have found two indictments
against W. B. Carr. lie has been ad
mitted to bail in $.1,000 on each iudict
ment, George Hcnrst and J. R. Haggin
sureties
VIRGINIA, Nev. Oct. 3—A new ore
body has bocn discovered in Wins* No.
' 4, between 1,500 anil 1,600 foot level of
the California. The connection was
made to-day. The ore body pi tchea to
tlie wc»t and where cut through WII
twenty-five feet of rich ore, measuring
• • across, it was fifteen feet. It U, us yet.
undevelopod, aud war encountered
where no ore wu expected.
KAMTERS ftTATEM.
ADDISON, Kas., Oet. 3 —At twelve
o'clock to-night the western abutment
•f the great iron bridge that .puis the
Missouri at this point, fell into the riv
er with a terrible crash, carrying a fif
teen foot wall, and almut 15 feet of cm-
Itttukuient. A gradual sliding of the
work has been noticed for tbe f*at
forty-eight hours, and a large force of
men bare been at work tearing it off
all day, to that the long draw and span
night be cleared, and escape the dan-
ger which threatened it when the wreck
•iootne. They aucceedcd in saw
f * i*|f the draw clear at ten o'clock. At
twelve o'clock the huge mass of heavy
masonry, and thousands of cubic yards
earthworks, office and bridge ap
proach were burled into tbe Missouri
Rieer Tbe damage Whs been eon fined
SIEVADA.
♦•xclusivily to the* abutment. Everv- ' ment until its commander, Sulieajun
thing else is safe. A force of Pasha. has arrived at headquarters. If
workmen will be immediately j.ut to road* continue g'>od, heavy fighting
work clearing aw iv the debria. The may be expectwl in this direction with
bridge officers promise to hare the dam- in a few days. Th** army of th" Czar>-
age repaired within the test thirty witz will have no longer occasion to
days. halt after the rearmost battalion of
the Guard have crossed tiie Danulx-,
Hnd the new Ottoman -eriumardt-r may
attempt some bold exploit at Plevna.
Ttse Roumnnians have pushed th- ir sap
to withiD a few yards of the counter-
PROVIDENCE, R. I. Oct. 3— Tbe
steamer Francis arrived at Stonington
at midnight, with the passengers of the
wrecked st»-«mer .Massachusetts, two
hundred ii> iiumlx-r.
NEW YORK.Oct s—The stormon the
Hudson U-t night wis the heavest for
war*
The accident on the Hudson river
railroad at Hiverdale last night was
caused by a wall falling. The engiue
was tl.r wn upon her side; baggage,
express and one passenger car were
pilrd upon each other. The track is
cleared this morning and trains are
running regul irly
LEW EM, Del , Oct s—The storm l»st
night was the moat furious and destruc
tive tli.it baa visited Delaware for many
years. About 120 fail, mostly wood
laden and colliers, lay in the harbor.
Ten vessel*, mostly schooners, foundered
at their moorings. At daylight the un
fortunate crews were discovered cling
ing to the rigging of the sunken vessels
ar.d were rescued at great peril by
small Ixjstf. In the rout's Uie heavy
shipping fund badly. The Italian
barks Firenze and tienoa, from Phila
delphia for London, were driven on
Cape Henlopen. The brig Matikl*,
lumber laden for Philadelphia was to
tally destroyed. The schooner Reekie
E. Yates, of Damariscotta, stranded on
the l>each inside the harbor. Many
other vessels were damaged inorc or less
by collision.
NEW YORK, Oct. i> —The Indicator,
a Wall street journal, says the Northern
Pacific ltiilroad Co. will apply to Con
gress during the coming winter for an
extension of time, the origiinl time
limit having expired; and it granted,
will proceed at once to extend their
lines from liismarck into Montana, and
from the Columbia rirer through East-
orn Washington into Idaho.
NEW YOKK, Oct. s—Dispatches show
that the storm of yesterday and last
night was severe wherever felt. The
center of thu cyclone of the gulf passed
yesterday afternoon midway between
Norfolk and Washington. It left the
coast near Cape May, and probably
pursued a northeasterly path about
one hundred miles from the coast.
K»in is now falling in New England.
Along the New England coast numer
ous small craft were sunk, hut tut loss
of lite is reported by breaking of dams.
At Chester Creek, Pern, Crozier's mill,
at Uplands, was flooded and several
hundred bauds tt'iiiuorarilv thrown #»»»
ot employment. THie mills in Chester
are much damaged.
Trains on the Baltimore Central
railroad were greatly delayed by wash
outs, and telegraphic communication
with them broken.
CIIICAUO, Oct. b—Reports L>egin to
come in of serious damage to hike ship,
ping during the blow of the past two
day*. No great disaster has occurred.
WASHINGTON. Oct. fl—Justice Carter,
of the supreme court of the District of
Columbia, to-day received a requisition
from Governor Hampton for U. S. Sen
ator J. J. Patterson. Judge Carter
hnvipg examined the indictment against
him and the accompanying papers, will
accordingly issue a warrant for the Sen
ator's arrest. A technicality, however,
appeared in the requisition, which may
necessitate returning it to South Caro
lina for amendment before definite ac
tion is taken.
To-day a certificate of incorporation
of the National Republican Printing
and Publishing Company was filed
with the recorder. Capital stock, |SO -
000. The incorporators are A. M.
Clapp, Ales. R. Shepherd, Hallett Kil
bourn, Henry H. Clapp, Gen. O. Bab
cock and Lewis Clephane.
Robert 8. Anderson has been ap
pointed U. 8. Attorney for Montana,
vice T. Gainen, resigned.
NKW YORK, Oct. 6—The M'orUVt
Toronto special says: The fact that
the Marquis of Lome visits Nova Sco
tia soon on a mooeehead hunting expe
tion, gave rise to the rumor that he
would suoceed Ouffering as Governor
General of Canada.
triorc.
LONDON, Oct. 6 —Oue hundred thou
sand pounds sterling specie was
shipped yesterday for the United
States
It is the intention of Sir Alien Young
to have the steamer Pandora refitted
for another start for the Arctic region*
next Spring. He will ponltably try
the Spitsbergen route.
LONDON, Oct. ti - From Muktar
Pasha's latest dispatch it seems the
ltussiaus have withdrawn frent tbe
right and centre of bis line, and con
centrated their entire army at Aktocha
kala, on Kara, and at Ischat. fffteen
miles north east ot Kara. This is un
doubtedly the great and at oat critical
affair in the war in Asia Minor. The
object of the Ilusaian attack is to cat
Mukhtar off from Kara and drive him
under its walls and shot him up there.
If it fails, the second Russian campaign
in Asia will be over. Tbe army ot the
Czarowitx in Bulgaria awaits tbe arri
val of tbe whole of its reinforcements
before venturing au advance either
towards Beutxak or across tbe Upper
Lom. Tbe Ottoman atmy of Shumla
ran hardly make an elective move-
scarp of the second redoubt of
ridge. No trustworthy account indi
cates that the position of Osiuan Pasha
has been invested or closely blockaded
JOTTINGS FROM THE CAP
ITAL.
OLYMTIA, Oct. Tth, 1877
ED INTELLIGENCEI' For the first
time since the "assembled wisdom "of
the Territory has convened, we have a
day of sunshine with the clouds broken
and drifting away, ami it is obvious
that for a time at least, Jupiter Pluvius
is upon committee duty. This guar
antees clear weather for next week, and
a large attendance at the Territorial
Fair, which logins to-morrow morning.
Till that is ended, in my opiniou, no
important legislation will be accom
plished.
THE BEAFLON OF THIS
Is that the couLtry members ali meet
their families during fair time, and
convene for a couple »f hours in the
morning and then adjourn in time to go
the races in the eveuing '1 hey assemble
at the pavilion with the fairer portion
of humanity, to view the agricultural,
mechanical and artistic products of the
Territory. You may a»k, but why do
this at the expeuso of the people ? I
will satisfy you before we get through
with it, that it is best it should be this
way. To In-gin with the members get
SOME DEFINITE IDEA
of the industrial products of sections of
the Territory which thoy do not in
person represent. This enables them
to legislate understanding!}' upon ques
tions of local legislation required by
counties other than their own, and the
early adjournment consequent upon the
Fair guarantees th*t no bill shall be
jiaesed during a sparse attendance in
either branch of the Legislature. In
every experience of nine sessious as a
Legislative clerk, all the bad bills I
have ever seen pas-jed have beeu done
while there was barely a working
quorum.
WHEN TUE FAIR IS OVER
There will be au adjournment of two
days to euable the appropriate commit
tees to visit the Insane Asylum, the
Penitentiary aud other public institu
tions, aud to report intelligently upon
the result of their examinations. On
assembling after such adjournment the
work of legislation will commence iu
good earnest. Most of the members
have prepared their most important
bills, aud several have already been in
troduced iu each house. Eleven bills
u«t V - a J •„ 41,,
Comic,! and eighteen iu the House.
TIIE SALMON FISHERIES
So far as Puget Sound is coucerned,
have ulrealy attracted the attention ot
that sterling practical gentleman,
COUNCILMAN FEKGNSON, of Snoho
mish. lie is the author of a bill, the
n.aiu objects of which are to prevent
wanton destruction of fish iu our rivers
by the explosiou of dyamite. The bill
further provides for the proper labeling
of cans and branding ot boxes and bar
rels so that Oregou will not get the
credit of the products of Washington
Territory in future. The bill should be
come a law.
COUNCILMAN IIANFORD
Has so far occupied himself mainly with
legislation for the immediate needs of
King county. His bill* for the equali
zation of taxes and for the government
of assessments in your couuty have al
ready passed through both bouses and
only awaits the Governor's signature.
He has also presented two memorials,
drawn and prepared with great care
Hon. J. J. McQilvra, who is here and
working like a beaver. The memori
als have already passed to print and by
to-morrow will lie ou every inemiters'
desk.
MY OWN CHOICE
In the matter of aelectiug a special dele
«ate to represent Seattle's interests at
Washington would liave been Hen. C.
H. Larrabee, for the reason that he has
been a member of Congress, and as
such would be entitled to the eutre of
both Houses of Congress at all times.
But from the persistent way in which
Mr. McUilvra is working here for your
interests, I am satisfied he is the right
man in the right place, and that a
better selection could not have been
made. M.
Report of Preaident Anderson.
To thf IlonoroUe Boonl of ft of th<
l~nicersity of W-ithiiigton Territory.
GENTLEMEN:— In accordance with
the terms set forth in tbe accompany
ing circulars, school was opened in the
University building, Septeuil>er 3d.
1877, with forty pupils. At the pres
ent date, October 6th, tbe number of
student* is forty one, pursuing studies
as following: CVsar, (book fourth), 5;
Cwsar, (book first), 2; Latin Grammar
and Header, 14; Latin Lessons, 5;
Physiology, 14; Geometry, 7; Univer
«ty Algebra, 14; Eletaeßtary Algebra,
10; Arithmetic 33; Grammar, 22; Ge
ography, 13; Reading, (fifth render), 30;
Spelling, 21; Writing, 12.
It is the purpose to orgnnize classes
in Book-keeping, Natural Philosophy,
French, Greek, and perhaps other
branches, at the beginning of the win
ter term.
Arrangement* are now I wing made
to accommodate a larger Dumber of
puptU with board and rooms, or room
aloat nodirate ntM, both iu the
boarding house and at the President'*
hoMf. Ali such itudwiti are under
the (uiutant car# of the faculty.
Before closing thia report, allow the
HggMtioß that there is great .need of
apparatus for illustrating the natural
science*. And further, that it is very
desirable to secure, on some well con
sidered plan, a larger endowment, that
the University may be able to gxtend
it* curriculum at lout one year beyond
that set forth in the accompanying cir-
cular, thus allowing one cl?iss of stu
dents to be completely fitted for any
college, and other classes to pursue
scientific and normal courses of study
fully equal to those found in colleges
atid universities elsewhere. Respect
fully submitted,
A. J. ASDE*S.»N.
Seattle, Oct Gth. 1877.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED !
A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK.--APPLY AT
the residence of
acts JOHN M. BLANCHAP.D.
YESLER'S HALL.
Mrs Caroline Richinga-Bernard Manageress.
Pierre B<rnarJ Musical Director.
October 17th. 1877 !
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THE qiEEN OF ENGLISH OPERA,
Caroline RichiDp - Bernard !
-TH£ GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE
DISCOVERER OF PUGET SOUND,
And her Grand
English Opera Compauv,
Consisting of
30 ARTISTS 30
With Full Chorus and Grand Orchestra in Flotow's
Beautiful Opera of
With the following caat:
Lady Harriett....Mra Caroline Biclilnga Bernard
Nancy :...• Miss Hattie Moore.
Lionell Harry Gate*.
Plunkett Wni. H. Kinross.
Lord Fristud Fran* Howard.
High Sheriff Jos. Dauphin."
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense at
tached to this performance, the following are the
popular prices of admlsaien i
Front Seats $1 00 | Gallery 0 50
Baeerved Seats extra, 50 cent*.
tSf Reserved feati for sale at Jack Levy's,
Grotto Cigar Stand. octSdtd
STRAYED !
T7USOM THE PREMISES OF THE UNDER-
I signed, a RED COW, with white marks;
had a thick strap aruuud tier neck.
A liberal Reward will he paid for her return to
octG JOHN LEAKY.
FAIR WEEK.
DURING FAIR WEEK
-THE—
KtftMiiw Zephyr!
WILL LEAVE
SEATTLE FOR OLYMPIA
- ON
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
AT S O'CLOCK, A. M.,
And Returning on Alternate Days.
TICKETS FOB THE ROUND TRIP, f-J 00 •
GOOD DURING THK WHOLE WEEK.
ocU-dlOt
S3-). HOW IS THIS ? $35.
THE
NEW AMERICAN
Sewing Machines
Willi tlie I-ate Valuable Improvement*.
Are the Miwt Complete, Light llunuiUK. Simple
Ud Durable SKWING MACHINES 111 me.
It ia tii'rt> eaaily operated than any other
Slinttle Machine made.
They are well made of the beat material*.
They make the Lock Stitch.
The whole Machine ia tliuple lu conjtruct ion,
eaaily nnderatood, and
Warranted to (jive Satisfaction.
MAC hints Mot on trial to any part of the city at
my txpenta.
W. H. PUMPHREY,
SEATTLE. W. T.
aev2l- Uwtf-ip
FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE
FARMING CLAIM
Of 340 Arret*,
Moatly timber Euibracea aoout 80 acre* of op«n
Cpland Marab. partially aad easily drained.
Frcnlac* prwrnta a
SUPERIOR BUILDING SITE
on • large clear Lake upon the new Til ley road
fa mica south of Olympia. Adjoins farm of F.
V. Brown, to whom application may be mad*, or
M. B. TBAVEB.
oc«l-w jib Olympia. W. T.
CAUTION !
AirhUUl. XT WIFE, BILLS OJVXEB.
W tartac board without)sat
caua* or proroeatioa, tkU la lo eauttoa all por
acaa miM ktrtniif or traatiac bar oa my
sccaeat. m 1 trtll pay an btlla of bar eoatiaettag.
oclMw P. *o">.
I MISCELLANEOUS . •
THE SEVENTH MMIiL FAIR OF THE
WASHINGTON
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION !
WILL RE IIELD AT THE
Fair Grounds, near Olyiupia, W. T.,
October Bth to 13th.
OPEN FOR VISITORS ON TUESDAY !
MEALS at Grounds, 50 cents; or three Meal Tickets for $1 00.
j LODGING can !>e had in three Hotels, in Private Houses, and on
Boats at wharves.
Races Every Day—Dancing Every Night.
ANNUAL BALL ON FRIDAY EVENING.
Passengers will bo carried from La Conner, Skagit, Stilaguamisli
and Snohomish City, oil the steamers Farmy Like and Nellie, connecting
at Seattle with the Messenger. The round trip, Five Dollars.
Articles for Exhibition, accompanied by owners, carried with care
Free of Charge, at owner's risk.
Parties desiring further particulars apply to
C. W. LAWTON,
sep2l-d4t-w3t Or, A. A. MANNING, Commercial Street.
FINE WHISKIES!
NOW IN STOCK :
J. H. CUTTER,
ESSENCE OF OLD VIRGINIA
UNITED WE STAND,
MONOGRAM.
OLD HICKORY,
OLD GOVERNMENT.
ALSO, TO ARRIVE, lllltEC'T FROM LOUISVILLE, KV„
One Car Load Standard Brands!
ALSO, IMPORTED ANI) DOMESTIC
Wines and Brandies,
SNQIiISH ALES «*? PORTERS,
FULL STOCK—FOR SALE AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, BY
Crawford & Harrington,
COMMERCIAL STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
BEAN & McCALLISTER,
FRONT STREET, NEX T DOOR T»> COLT MIMA,
DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
■rjLßisc ■■■««»■»*:««
LOGGING CAMP SUPPLIES!
HAMS, BACON, LARD. AND SALT FISH OF ALL KINDS.
STANDARD SCHOOL-BOOKS 1 SPECIALTY !
BROWNING'S CHEESE AT JOBBING RATES !
tef A full auitb ..f I.IME aiiT PLASTERER'S MATERIAL
alwavs on hand. au22-dtf
H. H . ROWLAND,
General Insnrauce Agent !
REPRESENTING:
Organised. Ahm*Ul
Ml'Tt'AL LIFE OF NEW YORK IMS * st.;,.iO>.tioo
ITNION FIHE AND MABILE IH4* 753.000
CONTINENTAL FIRE IKVJ 3.100.(*W
HOME FIBE lAM Soi.otm
ST. PAUL FIBE AND MARINE 1*» 1.000.UW
NEW ORLEANS ASSOCIATION IHSO 600000
ST. JOSEPH KIKE AND MARINE IHG7 SOtI.MW
AMERICAN CENTRAL 1N5:» t .><oo,ooo
COMMERCIAL t'NION. IM3 W.SUO.c oo
N. B.—l am now authorized to l*aue Pollclea for the above Companies. No need to winl away
for approval lam fnll agent. Partie* will lie loaured from day "f application.
Apply to
H. W. ROW LAND.
aepll-dawtf SEATTLE DBt'Q STORE.
WA CHIJSG & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE,
Brick Store, Corner of Washington and Third Streets, Seattle
AGENTS FOR TAE SING,
The (treat Oil Painter or Hongkong, and Knlarger of Photo
graphs to Life Size.
Chinese Landscape Pictures, Oil Paint
ings, also for Sale*
Contractors, Mill Owners and others, requiring Chinese help, will I* fur- |
nished at short notice.
The Highest Price Paid for JLive Hog*.
wa c?JHt*r3tr«-
Wholesale & Retail Chinese Merohants
-BEATTLE W. T.
HOTELS, *c.
g ß * Psianj
KOT K fc j
Corner Commercial & Main
Scattlo, »j '
THE NEW ENGLAND
and it* accommodation* for famili™
pamwd. *r»
Thin Hi'Um' in NKWI.Y BT'II t i. t».«
ISHF.P throughout. and l " ? 11
Rihtii*. aud first class Nuni oo Uf, ' Si «W.
European Pi a*
can b* bad at moderate prion. '
' T 1 * Tl| »•
Best Hotel in the City
L- C. HARMON.
Proprietor.
American House!
First HonwAbaTflbeSlMinboilUHns,
sMrri.K. w. T
'1 T> o, w m J h ,® ,K^7»inT.
e . gler ' s Wharf - * w> '
Board and Lodging. p« r week
Board, per wee k...
J»
** K _ HALEY * McGBAW. PropHrton.
EUREKA LODGING HOUSE.
Mill Street, opposite the Occid«nt*l.
Open All KTigijt
Special Rates hv the week.
At * nm
HISfO\SI\ 111
Mill nlreel, b«-«. Kii-M hiul
SEATTLE. W. T.
V. V. CAOUS, PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel i* situated ronrruiently to a!',
the steamboat wbarret), atage office* and railroad
depot*. Is neat aud orderly.
Board and Inning, per week |5 ul
Board and Lodging, per day. j «
ujyH-dtf
SADDLE-ROCK
CHOP HOUSE,
Open nil hours of the day and night,
at which the
BENT OF FARE.
On the Hbnrtcwt time, can be £r»t on the uoi
rvaxon&blt* cash teriun.
F«milir* f>//r/>lird irith Oytter* nt Jf
Cents /icr 100.
r. W. VAX VVIF.
•p'.M-Utf Commercial Street. 8. attic, W. r.
OYSTERS!
OYSTERS!
FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE
WILL BE SERVED IN
A No. 1 Style
PIPBR'S SALOON!
FRONT STREET. a«3l
THE
MAISON DOREE
IESTUIAVT !
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE
Every Delicacy the Market Affordi
Fresh Oysters a Specialty !
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT '
JACOB KNUDSEN,
w[i! ProprleW'
J n. Marshall robebt aw* l
Marshall & Knipe,
Stone & Burnett's Wharf,
StUTLE. W. T..
dealers IN
(IKAIN, HAI.
VJEiO mj m* 9
—AND—
FARM PRODUCE!
Oooda received on w»'rm«r i»
buuM. »t rreeoueble rate*.
j c.r«arJiu>: «nd Couoilnivu
ljT IIMiImI to.
Omuls deliver*!] Uid PruiftiU collect*'-