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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. VII.
mi: ivriiiudXKß.
Office-Front Street, Foot of Cherry.
BATM OP ADVERTISING:
One (onn la<-h or les*>.lat Inw rtlon. II V>
Kadi nubMxioent Inwrtion
11. i.liiii? uotic** per line *»
Uy tin- y<ar or quarter at redactd rat**.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
0. a. uaaaan. c. ■^■awoaw.
I.ARBAREE & HANFORD,
COUNSELLORS
—un>—
Attorneys - at - Law
lItTTLK, W. T.
Oin<*> op utalr- In Ooiruan* Building.
* dsj-dir
.T. It. LBWW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Orrti'S Butler'* BnlldlnK. R'»>m* ♦ aad 5, JMSM
iitreet, upponitc Occidental Ifutel.
UK AT n.K, WASHI*<»TOM TEBBITOItV.
jelidtf
S. C. HYDE,
Attorney and Counsellor at law
SEATTLE, W. T.
Otl:« on Cuuinerclal Btrwit. w<-»talde.
O. JACOBS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
om»C ID building formerly occupied bf I.arraU* 1
k lUufurd, near Occidental Ho'el. ISuauivwi
promptly attended to.
IKVINU B4LLARI).
RROUVKV VM.YW, siivrrm. WAHII. TKK
it Ho U > >rn 2. I) «p»t< b Building, Oppoaiie
OK'ldcUUl Uutul.
a. A. «RRUVR. JOB* LEAST.
STROVE & LEARY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
SEATTLE, W. T.
Olllco ou Commercial Htra.it, unarly oppoHlUi
ttiu ullu'a furuiurljr occupied bjr McNeuglit &
Leery. *'J&4Awtf
Janc* McNaihiut. Joatcru F. MoNaimiit.
McNAIJOIIT BROS.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
SEATTLE, W. T.,
Office on Flrat Flior In Culiuan'H Brick Block. j
Entrance on Commercial Htmit.
DR. G. A. WEED,
sI'ItMKOX AND I'IIYSICIAN,
HEATTLK, W. T.
Otttce lioirx at ollli-o on Mill atroet, in the
old Vaulty Fair Building, from !■> to i'i A. M., and
at ruaiileuiie, corner of Madlaou an.l w-ooud Ht».,
from 1 to i r. M.
ORS. A. ft H. B. BAtiLEY.
UoM(ropathi*t*i
HKATTLK, W. T.
I \K. H. B. BAOLEY, IATK PBOFEHMOH OP
II Principle* and Practice of Barpn In tho
Michigan Central Medical College, will mako
Operatl ve Hnrgery and Surgical Dlaeaaee a special
t:, and will attend to call* la any part of tho
riound. dIS
£2a> J.S. MAGGS
Doutlat,
OFFICE, MILL BTRBRT,
over Ha I lo and Han eta Store, KABT OP OO
OIUKXTAL HOTEL. fM.
DENTISTRY.
I>ll. 1. O. OItAHMK. DKNTIHT, OP-
floe over L. P. Hmlth a Hon'a Jewel.
ry «.*», Sullivan's Block, Seattle.
41 Agent for Cblckerlug Ac Son's Celebrated
Piano*.
»:• ww. wmi ka 9
(Late of San Francisco.)
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
Plana and Specification* ot the lateat style and
W|S. 14-lw
ARTHUR DOYLE,
AH C II;i r r KC T.
OFFICE
OCCIDENTAL 110 TK L.
HARMONY LODGE NO. 5 K. P.
HUI'UB MEETINvI TUCaSIUT KVBKIXOS
•» * r. m.. it
masonic iiall.
i l ! in good *Uudlnf »ro conlUlly la.
It»d U aiejiJ. aSldtf
IKBICIL ELECTRICITY!
VUmrueiTY. of tub diffekext com.
J 1 trititUoiM mod forces, if rmti'Miaily Applied.
€mr * to* iuo»t ttaborn cum of
CHRONIC OIBEABES.
11 off " 10 b '
Oommerct*' »in-rt, uppovit* Bcbw»-
rtuw, IMU*. W. T;
11. DO AXE. ElrflrirlM.
PIANO JTUNINC.
BCHOE**, NUCTiCAL WASO
W - T«»*r, «ui b* her* (■ bptom-
WMMt: hU fonMT MM*
lurutw Mtlcfaction.
•* MIUV.H. Paiuphray'c Book
A 8.%< HKLOB'* I.UOH L.
I'm a grumpy old bachelor,
Grizzly and gray;
I am seven and-forty
If I am a day;
I am fusty at. 1 crusty,
And as dry as a boc«;
So ladies --good l»di«*»! -
Just l«>t me alone!
Go shake ont your rinelet*.
And beam out in aaile*;
(jo tinkle your triukets.
And show of your wiles
Bewitch and bewilder
Wherever you can-
But pray, pray remember;
I am oot the man.
I am frosen to blush ee,
I am proof against eye«,
I am hardened tositapers.
And stooy to sigh*;
I a»Q tongh to each dart
That youog Cupid can lance;
I am not in the market
At any advance.
I Few on my buttons;
1 darn my own hose;
I keop my own counsel,
And fold my own clothes;
I mind my own business.
And live my own life;
And wou't—no! tha dickens! -
He plagued with a wife!
I walk firth in trembling,
I come home in dread;
I don't fear my heart.
But I do fear my head;
My civilekt speech
Is a growl and a nod;
And that—Heaven save ii el-
Is ' charmingly odd!"
So ladies—dear ladies!
Juat hear toe, I pray;
I speak to you all
In the pluralent way.
My logic is simple
As logic can be;
If 1 don't marry you,
Pray don't marry me.
And yet there's nine spinster*
Who believe me their fate;
There's two do/.*>n widows
WhoMchange their estate;
Then*'* silly young maidens
Who blush at my bow
AH—all bent on marrying me,
No matter how!
IIINTM TO I*AHIAT*.
Always sp'jak in a pleasant voice.
Tom li your children how to work;
how to obtain » living I>y their own
effort*. Teach tlieui the nobility and
the dignity of labor, that liny way re
spect and honor the producer.
Explain the reason why. The child
is a little walking interrogation point.
To all it U now. Explain the reason.
Your boy will aouio day rupty thi*
trouble by teaching »muc otliir child.
Teach your children the evil of se
cret vice, and the connequences _of
usiug tobacco and spirituous liquors;
teach them to lie t emirate and orderly
punctual, prompt, truthful, neat, faith
ful and honest.
Encourage your child to l>o careful of
personal appearance; to return every
tool to its place; to always pay debts
promptly; to uever shirk a duty; to do
an equal* share, and to always live up
to an agreement.
Teach your children to tontide in you
by conference together. Tell them
your plans, and sometimes ask their
advice; tliey will thus open yonr heart
to you, and will ask your advice. The
girl who tells all her heart to her
mother has a shield and a protection
about her which can only come with a
mother's advioe and counsel.
Give your children your confidence
in the affairs of your business. Tbey
will tbua take interest, and become co
worker* with you. If you enlist their
respect, then their sympathy and co
operation, they will quite likely remain
to take up your work whon yon have
done, and go ahead perfecting what
you hav« commenced.
If you are a farmer, do uot overwork
your childreo, and thua, by a hard and
dreary life drive them off to the citiea.
Ariae at a reasonable hour in the morn
ing, take an hour'a r*at after meals, and
quit at five or aix o'clock in the after
noon. Let the young people, in games
and other*|amuseraeuts, have a happy
time during the remainder of the day.
There is no reason why a farmer's fam
ily should be deprived of recreation
and amueement, any more than othera.
Teach your children the value of the
Sabbath as a day for the spiritual im-
Srovement of the mind; that on the
abbath morn the ordinary work ot the
week should not be resumed if it ia
possible to avoid it; that the day should
be passed in attendance apon religious
service of some kind, or exercises that
will enuoble and spiritualize the nature.
While rest and recreation may be a part
of the da>'a programme, true philoso
phy dictates that the spiritual faculties
of the nature should lie cultivated by
setting apart a portion of the tituo for
their improvement.
Teach yaur children those things
which they ueed when tUuy become
men and women. AH meu and women
they should learn to cook, how to make
a bed, how to preserve cleanliness, and
order throughout tli<» house, how to
ornament tU*ir rooms, to renovate and
preserve furniture :md clothing, how
to siug, bow to play various games,
that tbey may enliven the household.
They should taught how to swim,
how to ride, how to drive, how to do
business, and bow to preserve health.
The mother should early entrust money
to the girl, with which to buy articles
for the household, that she may learn
its valne. Tbiuk what a man aud wo
man need to know to be healthy, hap
pv, prosperous and sui"«e»sful an I teach
them that-— From Ihtfi Jf«*a«a/ of So
ri.it aivl liutint** Forms.
The joang who, wishing to know
the prononci»l»on of t word. "
filed to coutalt lathariliw, ioter*>«w«so
the Mayor, lure* Supervisor* mu l tLe
Sheriff.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1579.
A point of great delicacy is involved
in a law suit which Las been c >mmenc
ti in th« Supremo Ccnrt of tLe District
of Columbia in the United S'.a'ts. It
seewa that the applicant for the writ
was totae time ago seized with a ina
lignar.t malaily which rendered the
amputation of his bee.-ssary to pave
his life. The snrgeoa whoatlt-nded the
aflbcted plaintiff took the amputated
liinl>. to tho Medical Museum, when
th»-y ware placed iu a jar of alcohol.
Their owner imagined that they Lai
hem buried, bat lately, to his disgust,
lsarued that they were on exhibition at
the Army Mu-eum, with his came
written OD a cat J placed at the top of
tho jar. lie at onca put the matter in
the hinds of his legd advisers, who
recommended him to recover possession
of lii* iiinhs. It ia expected that, in
tho ovent of his succeeding in obtaining
hi* Ug* again, other actions will be
btouglit by various ( ergons having am
putated limbs in the musouni.
MISCELLANEOUS.
_ 4
T. THOMPSON,
PRACTICAL
MYNVkIK,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
OPPOSITE JESSINQB',
(BATTLS. W. T.
NKW WORK MADE TO ORDER.—BEPAI -
lutf uf all detTiptlou* neatly done. niyvs
NOTICE.
(QitiiiK purihisrj the mont complete let of
House Raising and Moving
Apparatus
. On Piitfi't Sound belonging to the late laaac Wil
! t<>u, I mu prepared to do any work in that line on
the vliurti-st notice and in the mogt complete
maimer Will go to any place on the Sound, The
bent of referenda tjlvon.
All order* left at the Hvdwaro Store of F. W.
WrSTIIOVP, on Front street, will be promptly
atten ted to.
AUio Jack Slfi wn ainl oih<r apparatus can be
bad of him on application at rea>tuuab!e rate*.
•>"" W. BURRITT.
SELLING BELOW COST
HAVIN'U lIKMOYEU TO
FHONT NTREKT
orrosiTi S. P. BKKWKIIT.
j THr: I IS SKI.LINO OUT 111.-* KINK
STOCK OF
CHINAWARE
AND ILL KIXDft OF
FANCY GLASSWARE
BELOW COST.
All Kluda of Crockery, Orocerlef, Provlsi JM,
etc.. an ebiap aa any other houae tn town.
Tobjcco, and all oilier g.<ods at the !owc*'.
I iirlce lor C4f U.
Agent for Port Madison Smoked 11 err in k*.
uih.'i-dtf 11. UIII.KKLDKR.
Pacific Mail
STEAMSHIP CO.
Summer Arrangement—lß79:
THE SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL STEAMSHIP
Al<A(iK JtL
4000 Ton*,
11. <J. MOUSE, Commander,
Wilt leave on the date* hereafta* n. rationed.
Fare fiom Seattle to San Fraiirlaco:
CABIN I*i i STEERAGE 110
LEAVES
Sao Fraiirlaco Seattle 1 Victoria
Jniv 10 Jnlf 1H | July 21
- so Aug. s } Aug 11 •
Aug. 30 " » I "SO
Sept. 10 Sept. IS J Sept. 30
•• »»
THE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CHESTER
1.40« Tana.
PETER MACKIE, COMMAXDEB.
Will leave on the following dates:
Ban Francleeo ) Seattle Victoria 1
July 19 l July 10 I
Aug. » I •• 30 :
" 30 I On Arrival. Aug 2e f
Sept. 30 | J Sept. 10
- 30 J
Theee ateamera leave Victoria at nuen on tbe
4ay advert iaed. Ticket* are good only on the
■teener for which tiicy are paivhaaed. and are
nut tranaferable.
UEDI'CTION IN FREIGHT.
Hereafter tbe freight* which. j>er tariff, have
been f« per ton. will be e>»rgwl at $5 per ton.
From and after this date ALL BTIXUR.i of Paget
gouu.l paasengvr* b* P. If 8. 8 Co.'s ateamera
via Victoria will t>e under cuetom-bonae aeal. and
will not be aubject to examination by ruatooi
bouo authorities in San Franci-co.
Seattle. July 10. 1*».
For freight or paaetge apply on boaM. or to
H. L. TIBBALS.
Qra-j-al Agent for Paget Sound.
Port Towa**nd. W. T.
NOTICE.
All pMoiu kaowing lliMuarivrt ttn! •'*>!»<! U E.
C. Enr>huii, Imtc proj>e.»4o» of tSi^
Amoi'ican llouwo,
Wit! i'>tar com • forward asj arttle it once, tad
lkrf»bj tin further
K. O. EVERSHAM.
8m1U«, Srpt. 17,18">. »IT4IW
HOTELS, a
OCCIDENTAL
HE r JT *: IC
SEATTLE, W. 1.,
II IARD AND LODGING AT
MODERATE RATES.
This is the Largest Hotel
North of San Francisco,
▲ad it
In all Resjiects.
FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE IIOI'SE.
JOHN COLLINS & CO.,
; jel PROPRIETORS.
NEW ENGLAND
H » TT K WJ
Corner Commercial & Main Sis.,
Seattle, W. T.
THE NEW3ENGUND H?.r3
and it* accoiuraodaUou* for fawllicA are uutul
paaaed.
This Hou*e 1* XEWLV BUILT. 1* HAHD FIN
ISHED throughout, ha* large and well fumithnl
Boots*. aud (1.-nt clan* board, ou the
3J Hrop ec« n I* tun,
can b«- had at moderate price*.
Best Hotel in the City.
L. C. HARMON,
ml-t.f. Proprietor.
Mitltiem HOTEL
LaaConnerJW. T.
MILTON It. COOK,'.Proprietor.
THIS IIOL'SE IS NEW AND NEWLY FURNISHED,
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS,
With the Comforts of a Private House.
The Tablo will be found unexceptionable. The
Bar I* furnished with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. It has a largo well-fitted
BILLIARD KOOM
Furnlahed with the bent modern Tables.
Nothing will be left undono in cur efforts to
make the guests comfortable.
TKRIM MODERATE. mi d*wly
S.& W.W.R.RJ
AfadiA euaxH
SEATTLKTO RENTON
—AND—
NEWCASTLE.
P.SSENOER AND FREIOIIT CARS OF THE
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad will leave
Seattle every day (Sundaya excepted) at 7JO A.
*.. and 3 P. M. Arrive at Ranton at 8:30 A. M.
and 3r. u. ARRIVE at Newcastle at 9;3*1 A. SI. and
4 P.M.
BET TUNING, leave Newcaatle at 11 A. K and
• P.M. Arrive at Reotou at 11:«S A. M. and 5:43
p. M. Arrive at Seattle at 1 r. M. and 7 p. u.
Depot, Kinf, street, foot of Commtrcinl.
J. M. COLMA.N, Qcn. Supt.
•VlMnir
PU6ET FOUNDRY !
WHITE & TENNY
SUCCESSORS TO i. r. ft T. WILSOH.
ALL KINDS or IROK AND BRASS CAST.
tag* dove at Baa Franeieco price*.
Orr!«r» from all parti of the Sound wil. be filled
wttfc protaptoea* and dispatch. iplMlt
LOAN AND SAYINGS
—AND—
ABSTRACT OFFICE
Money Received in turns of $5 and upwards and
Loaned only on fint-claat Mortgage
Security.
latoNt p*pat>!e ernil-aminil!y: on Aral jays of
Janoaiy and July.
Wa have a COMPLETE ABSTRACT OF TITLES
to ail lull la Seattle and King County, and
make a apocialty of coaveyaacitig mak'.nj
abstracts of title.
Taxes paid for n.in-reiiJ«*ts. Pra-emj-li ja
and Homestead japer* made for arttu r».
■ACKIRTOSH I REEVES.
iuhS-Jkwlf
SOLDIERS' ADDITIONAL
HOMESTEAD WARRANTS.
APPROVED M. » AND *IAO ACRE PIECES
which are cert:s*<l by the Cuuuilwl.nkr
of the Oemra! Land Often aa genuine. and wtich
ara rabbet «• lorattoa vithuit attt.Mml. far
nUbad at abort notice. Apply to
JOHN LEART.
Altwaii at taw.
! Seattle. W. T.. Am- >. »**• a'OdAwtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
FMI I:\TIIII I»#s.
Seattle, W. T.
We »• ii'J jaqouav tne rt-e ipt or ;"jr
FALL AND WINTER
NtVOCK,
Wtileh «e t 9"r at tbe lowest prior*; eo%
SlStiug of
DRY GOODS
DRESS, UOODS, SILKS.
Uomestic«.
CLOAK#. AND SHAWLS, HOSIERY. VMHROII).
ERY, BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSIMKRK3,
CARPKfS, OIL CLOT'I, WALL
PAPKU, FIRjT QUALITY
BOOTS", SHOES, A
SLIPPERS.
—i!jk>—
1 "crPLETK LINE OK DURABLE AND FINE
CLOTHING, lIATS, UNDERWEAR,
TRUNKS, ECT.
At ii!4 : u, unmistakable low i>ri:es.
Fraaentlial Itrus.
Seafle. October 10, ls~\
R. W. OSBOURNE
Is Agent fur the New luiprov<d j
HOWE FAMILY
Sewing Machine,
And !ns pro r.ml the rervicts of
Mi*. Ci W. CUiiHTER
AS SOLICITING AGENT.
FRONT STREET-Op; w »>it' Smith's Jewelry
Store, Seattle. jylldtf
EXPRESS BUSINESS.
'f HE UNDERSIGNED HAYING PURCHASED
1 the Teaju, Wagon and liusluess of Harry
Bigelow, is prepared to do all kinds of
Hauling and Delivery Work
At tlia lowest rates and on the bhortest notice.
Delivering Ccal a Specialty.
A fair share of the public patronage is solicited
Jyli-dtf V. A. POOLE.
SEATTLE NURSERY,
One mile east from Yesler'a Wharf or
the road to Like Washington;
FRUIT!TREES
SHRUBBERY,
AND
HERBACEOUS PLANTS
A Fine Collection of
Small Fruits of all Kinds,
And Two Varieties of
PEACHES
That are Sure to Ripen In this Climate.
Tomato Plants 2i cents per dozen.
Cabbage Plants i>routs per hundred.
Orders Can be left at the Eureka Bakery
C. W. LAWTOIs. Proprietor.
8. BAXTER CO.
IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN
Wines and Liquors,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Domestic Wines,
Liquors, Cigars,
and Tobacco
EXPORTERS OF
Wool, Hide*, Furs, 4*rain. Po
tatoes*. Hop**, Ac.. Ac.
Offer for sale to the trade only, at Wholesale
price*, to arrive per British Ship Golden Oat*.
now due from Liverpool to Han Francisco, and
other veasela to follow. In Bond or Duty i?aid:
100 Cases * Hennessy Brandy,
20 Cases *** "
100 Cases * Martell "
20 Cases Holland Red Case Gin,
50 Cases Fine Old Tom Gin*
50 Casks Guinness' Porter, quarts
and pints,
50 Cafks Bass' Pale Ale, ouarts
and pints,
10 Octaves Fine Old Martell
Brandy,
10 octive3 Fine Old Hennessy
Brandy,
5 Octaves Holland Gin.
5 Octaves Fine Old Is!ay Scotch
Whisky,
Fine Old Port and Sherry Wines.
We also have constant'y on hand a fnll Uceof
lae OLD BOI'RBOS WUISKIE-S and other DO
MESTIC LIQI'OBS which wc offtr to the- trade at
San Francieco prices.
tor Agists for State Investment "d
Insurance Company— Fire and Ma
rine.
COAL TAR
COAI. TAB IS AJiY QrAXTITX rOB SALE
AT A
GREAT REDUCTION
OS
San Francisco Price.
Apply at Work* of
UVitf SEATTLE OAS LIGHT 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIQUIDATION SALE.
I
At the Store of W. A, Jennings
o
ON COMMERCIAL STREET,
In Seattle, W. T.
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DATS
THE ENTIRE STOCK
| Lately owned by W. A. Jennings will be
Sold for Cash or Approved Paper.
Everything Sold at Cost Prices.
CALL AMD EXAMINE.
D. A. Jennings ©t al.
WADIDELL & MILES
WHOLESALE AND .RETAIL DEALERS IN
Ranges, Cook, Parlor and Box
STOVES,
DW^ rot
Steam Whistles, Gongs, Steam and Water Gauges. Globe Valves, &c.
MALEABLE IRON FITTINGS.
Plitutltiiiis*, Coppor-Nnii tiling,
HTEAM AND GAM FITTING.
Cnll and examine lb« FHANTON'IA RANOK: Mingle ami l)oul»l» Oven | an
Improvement over all others.
Agents for tli* celebrated Superior Stoves, *be bent sol! oa tl e Pacific Coast. All i>lalif<
warranted not to crack by Are. Flro-liacka warranted to last Ave y« *rn.
ALL JOB WOBK KIATLT KXICTISD, AMD 01MC8.4 RAUM ADR-IAU PUOMPTI.T FILLKO.
Mill Street. Seattle. W. T. wy2M Jawtf
G-LORE & WUNDER
MANUFACTURERS 01? AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE!
The most comple stock of MIIUIORB,'
la Wsshtngton Tsnitory. CAKtiIAUKH,
Also. Fancy Cabinet!) keiit In a rirwt Clans I'ur-
Ware, Parlor Br»' r ultiirc Btor->, which wo
Wall Pockets, Bao^i^JjoYnr*' prices that Itcl.i
Shelves. Ac., Ac.. "** — awAai Competition
Mill Btreet, corner of Second, opposito Occidental Hotel.
Samuel KEisrisrETr,
AIKn€IIA]VV r f illliO BK
HAS ON HAND A CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of
GENTS' SUITS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO—
Boots, Bhsss, Brofsns, Rabber Good*, Ladlrs' and Miur.' (Jailers,
And In eoaneetton therewith a Bne aasortmeat of Por»l*n and Domestic Csasimnres,
Bearers, Ac., ke., which be will make to order at Living Bates.
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE, AT ras OLD PrtwD or CALLMAS t CLASS. JUFTUF
1.. B. lIARKXKAS.
MONEY EXCHANGE,
Mill Stmt, opposite tlx Postfffic.
Go!-', SiWei and Qreeabacka bought tad ao'.dat
the rery lowest rate* of sxehange.
ALSO OB BALK Till
Choicest Brands of Cigars and Tobuco.
Jel-dtf
NOTICE TO THE
TRAVELING PUBLIC
DAVID MORRIS HAVINO SECURED A
Covered Carriage, 1« prepared to rwuvs
orders and to wait on the arrival of boat* f r pas
senger*, or to be at any part of the city at aity
bout when ordered.
Careful Driver and Gcod Horses.
Price to or fram any part of tha city to the
boats. SO On La per passeDgtr. Price per boar.
One Dollar.
Also doe »'ner*l i'.ipna, L>ray and Truck bo*-
laaaa.
Or-Jers !< ft at Ja:k Levy's prou.ptly attended
to. * JaiilT-Utf
NOTICE.
"VTOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVE.f TO ALL PER
aona indebted to na to come forward and
settle tbetr accounts on 'it bsfure the lat of Hep
tember, 10T'J, and ao aate costs. All accounts due
at that tune will be placed in tbe hand* of an at
torney with ies'ructi-jßa to collect tbe tsme. All
debts contracted sfur this date u>iut be M-ti]*a
on the first of every month.
Part;ea wishing to bmrd at (Lis h-u«e will
please make arrangen.ei.ts witb one of the pro
nrtetcrs.
TAVLOK A HKCKHkH.
Baiabrldge Hotel,
Port Blake! y, W. T.
Port Blakaly, Aug. JT, 1979. aawim
JACOB LEVY,
Tailoring, Gleaning and Repaiiing
CASH PAID FOR
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING
BLANKETS-
Watches and Jewelry.
Commercial Street, between Wasl.'.i,«!(.« ar.d
ilaia, tiirrti w. T.
M9d*wtf
L R. JOHNSTON & CO.,
COMMISSION AGENTS
A-id Dealers lu
Farm Prodnrr, Wheat,
Seconds, Bras, Hay, Oats,
HAM, BACON, BUTTER, «c„ Sc.
GordouN W liurft Naiialmo, 11.
VUbtril Advance* made on (.V
' >y< wtf
NO. 100.

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