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W. l.. Wilson, Troy, Pike Co, Ala.
Rev. W. Til inghurst, Bloomer, Wis.
I. c. Gaunt, Greenville, Ala
A. j. Cowles, Beloit, Rock county, Wis.
VIM. II. Gaylor, Ft. Plain, Mont Co, n. Y.
Mrs. o. w. Lake, McZ ma, Ashland Co, o.
Amanda Fisher, Freeport Stephenson CO., Ill.
]. NJ. Lytle Brady, Indiana Co., Pa.
Rev. j. l.. Pettigrew, Raymond, Kinds Co,
Miss.
samuel T. G. Bigelow, 10 LaGrange street,
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. r. W. Free, Waterford, Erie Co., Pa.
Rev. Il. Gillespie, Woodwork, Wis,
Alonzo Bennett. Jackson, Jackson CO., Mich.
Miss Flora Webber, Urbana, Champaign Co.,
III.
Rev. ID. Lenlz, Kanawha c. H., w. Va.
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oOEn A MONTH-AGENTS wANTEl
sDO ~ -36 best selling articles i'm the
world; one sample free. Address Jay Bronson
Detroit. Mich
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New YORK, November 26, 1877.
DIR. V. w. BLANCHARD: During the past year
have prescribed your various preparations
of Food Cure, ana feel happy TO say they have
met my most sanguine expectations, giving
to patients long enfeebled by blood poison
chronic disease, or over drug dosing the need.
ed nutrition and nerve force.
PROF. CLEMENCE =. LOZIER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City.
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TEE COLD AIR INHALxNG BALM.

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In and essential IsWhch
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THE, BALLAD OF BARBARA.

BIT AN INGENIOUS BARD, wE-o HAS DUG FOR
TIE TRUTH AS 1T WERE FOR A GRoUNDaoG.
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NOTICE OF Notice is
~ hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the estate of
Jesse Johnson, late of Marion county, indiana.
deceased. said estate is supposed 10 be fol-
vent. SYLVESTER w. JOHNSON.
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The world without woman would be q
perfect blank-like a sheet Of pspef-not
even ruled.
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Hundreds of cases of Brigbt-s Disease
OF the Kidneys have been reported cured. For
Neuralgia and Rheumatic Diseases il
is almost a specific. Physical and Mental De-
biliJy from the use of Alcohol. Opium and
Tobacco or from any unnamable cause, find
in this Food o natural and potent remedy.
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4 WONDERFUL CHANGE.

Mr. w Snde,o of Ills ngoner % ,Writs:
REV TIP. n trh a first bu
remedy andih he OF
min 0 a
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The lwi ing i
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Rev w r Lathrop, Hartsville, Ind.
Mrs Humphrey, Franklin, Pa.
Calvin Teegarden, Griffi sville, Ia.
James White, Canda, Elk Co., Kan.
] Hancock, Irvinville, Irwin Co, Ga.
Isaac Hill, Kirkyille Wapello Co, la.
Barnett, st Francisviile, Clark Co, Mo.
Mrs a t Stewart, Sturgis, Ind.
w 5 Sandel, Willis, Mont Co. Tex.
Morton, CollinsvilIe, DeKalb Co, Ala.
Rev A j Gaines, Waterford, Miss.
i b Rose, Mattoon, Coles Co, III.
Rev w Terrell, Roa noke, Howard Co, Mo.
Mrs a Thornton, Michigan City, Ind.
Chas Day, Peoria, Peoria Co, III.
y NJ Mitchell, Pittston, Me.
Grim, Hoops. on. Eermilion Co, Ill.
q w Dalbey, Shelbyyille, Tenn.
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IL Is now a well establi
ness and efficiency, has no
tarrh In all it's horeid forms
plete SYSTEM of treatment.
course of medicine.
Do not trifie with som
while the roots of the vile d
THOROUGH. or do NOTHING
price lists and all necessary
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-05
CAPITAL NOTES.
THE TARIFF BILL.

AdH lAhIFE blLLs
Washington, March 5.-The committee
on ways and mean. to-day agreed to the fol-
lowing paragraph in the new tariff bill:
Books, periodicals., pamphlets, blank
books bound or unbound, and al printed
matter, Photographic, engraving. bound o,
unbound, illustrated books and papers,
maps and charts, twenty per cestum ad
'a'orsm, but the books manufactured and
printed more .thaa 20 years shall be free Of
duty.
CoNMrTTEE WORK
Inc house committee on banking and
currency to-day authorized Representative
Phillips 70 report for the passage Of bis bill
pfov ding for The issue Of postal saving
oones. etc. The bill - agred 70 BY ,he
eommtttes % The sane = rscommepded By
tne sab-cenmittse. Aessrs. Esoes and
chitteodea voted asaiuss sAs order for ,
favorable rspess.
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NEW YORK.
Tue EAST RIVER BRIDGE

THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
New York. March New plans hive
been adopted for the accommodation Of
travel over the East river bridge. The great
exposure T. the weather, and the great
length Of the bridge, however, caused the
chief engineer TO decide that the three side
walks we're unnecessary. Two were &C.
corlinRly abolished, and by widening the
whole bridg. i've feet two more wagon
tracks were adopted. 81 that the bridge
will have ,so double tracks, each lS fee,
and Z inches Ia width: for vehicles, two
railroad tracks, each l3 feet wide, and a
csuiral promenade for pedestrians, also 13
feet In width. The rairo.J trains will be
tttached To an endless wire rope, 10 be pro
PEELED BY aetAtionary engine on the Brook.
lyn side
FAILURE.
New York, March 5.-The creditors OF
Wilson & Grie. dry goods brokers, Broad
way, have filled petition 10 have the firm
adjudged bankrupt.
WHY DIDN'T THEY ACCEPT?
New York, Marcls 5.-Thc Industrial
Exhibition company in 1871 purchased ,
lot Of land lying between 80 and lO3d streets
and 81 and 4,h avenue, for the purpose o
establishing an industrial exhibition. Th'
price paid was 81 100000. The scheme wa
not succe.sful, and the And which had bee,
divided into lots, has been sold by fore
closure, bs several insurance companys
holding mortgages upon it. The sum real
lied was 100000. The former manager o
the exhibition states that coon after the pur
chase Of the property the company was offer
ed s2,5oO0Oo for it.
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ANTON DAKOTA TERRITORY TUESDAY EVENING MARCH $ 1878
A rnlyrk p,srArcu


Memphis. March, 5.-A private d;,p.,cb
from Hot springa. Ark, s.ys: The fire last
night destroyed all the buildinss, from the
express Office 70 the Malvern crossing in.
Guiding the Telegraph Office, Hot SPRING.
notei, and the principal business houses Of
the place. Particulars are tele.r.phea for
IN MEMPHIS.
Memphis March 5.-The residence Of
VIM. W. Goodwin, Vance street, burned a
o'clock this morning. The family mar
row'y escaped with their lives. Loss 81 900
Insured in the Planter, Memphis, for 81,
600; Underwri,crs, Mobile and Manhattan
81 500 each.
A disastrous fire is resorted to have oc
circ'l at Hot Springs, Ark.
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FOREIGN.

EMBARKIN0 HONEwARD.
Pers. March Sit is stated that the Rus
SLAMS will begin to leave Roumanis immedi-
stely, some embarking here, and others at
San Stcfano.
THE TREATY OF PEACE
has been sent to St. Petersburg for formal
ratification.
Vienna, March Sat the opening d
COZ gres., . motion will he brought forward,
probably by the German delegate, in favor
of immediate anexation to Austria, Of Bos-
mia and Herzegoverna. Prince Bismarck
has quite recently renewed his advice in
favor Of such annexation.
THE SULTAN.
St. Petersburg, March 5.-The sultan has
sent the following telegram to the emperor
CoNsrANrINorLE, March 8.
On the occasion Of the anniversary ol
YOUR maies,y's accession to the throne.
offer nv congratulations. with the desire oi
renewing our friendly relations.
THE EMPEROR.
The emperor, 10 reply. telegnphed q
follows. -&A
l think your majesty tor your congratu'
ls,ions which received simultaneously
with the news Of the signature OF peace.
perceive this coincidence % . presage ol
sood aud lasting relations between Us.
BULGARIA.
eaa s,efauo, March 5.-The amount o'
,hs ,rsbu,s 10 b. paid BY Bulgaria. ID not ID
b nxsd Tor two ysan. during which nsss
ures will b taken 70 scsrtsiu the resouFcs'
snd rsysauss Of ~ county. which will b
occapssd ~ any sAousasd Russian troop'
,vo ysass, or ualil the satisoal army as b.
fnrverdsd ssd ,ssdersd capable al maia
,.,,ias order. Ths tribute when Axsd viii
n towards paytss Ne Rssssan var 'sdsoa
~, A uluast, form q eovesnmss'
vhs,hss cnsssiss,sossl os absolute, vtll b
dsss6s1. passly b ~ Bslsssiaa prssoa and
~ ssssaAly. sd sastlv - EaFops-
eaaviA.
ID, havs NH, bss % Wt6dis, sAbch ell
rsosss nsaesTtss
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The pembina sla asss. sy The Board
Once More.
A Dlscasslsn % To Sislx Falls
Railasad Dlll.
p,,bucsys Fss is Progressing Il tes Springs
Askansa1
CONGRESS-, oNAL.
sENATE.


Washington, March 5.-Mr. Thurman
introduced bill to prohibit the members
Of congress from becoming sure:ies on GER
tain bonds. Referred.
The long bond bill, Mr.. Wallace being
still unavo ihably abaent, was passed over
for the present, with the understanding tn It
Il should retain il. place a. unfinished busi-
nes.
Mr. Mcmillan called up the sena,e bill to
authorize the Worthine,on and Sioux FslIs
r r. company To ext.nd its road into the
,.frIt,ry Of Dakota. to the village ct Sioux
Falls, which WAS discussed at length. and
then laid aside.
Mr.. Beck called up his resolution, dec!sr-
ing It sxpedient to levy andcollect taxes
for the maintenance OF a sinking fund, aud
spoke st length in favor Of the resolution
HOUSE.
Mr.. Marsh offered resolution, recitins
that the Union Pacific and Central Pacific
R.R. companys, owe the United States s2s
100000 Of accrued interest on the bonds
guaranteed by the United States. and tha,
the earnings ofaaid companies have been
consumed by the dividends declared in the
capital stock in violation Of the charters
and directing the judiciary committee to re-
port whether il il expedisnt 10 enact such
laws as will prohibit the paymen, Of the
dividends on said stock, until the indebted
ness to the United States is liquiLated. Re
ferred es
On motion Of Mr.. Eden, the senate am end.
ments to the house bill, making an appro.
printion for the payment Of the claims re
ported allowed BY the secretary Of the ::eas
sury, were ooncurred 10.
The speaker then called upon the commit
tees for reports.
Mr.. Crapo from the committee on fore g.
affairs, reported back the bill supplemental,
to the act. to carry into affect the convention
between the United States and China, con
cluded in 1858, and to give the count o
claims jurisdiction in certsin cases. Pass
ed.
Mr. Riddle, from the committee on terri
tories, reported back adversely the bill ts
establish the territory Of Pembina. Laie
on the table.
At the conclusion Of the morning hour
half an hour discussion arose a. to the bust
ness to be next Considered.
Aher great deal Of agreement and
while Mr.. Townsend vas ON the floor. III,
speaker announced that the discussion va
entirely out Of order, and that It seemed {.
him that public business should bs pro
ceeded with, which called forth remark
from Mr.. Townsend. He did not want III,
chair to lecture him in public.
The spsaker-The chair will lee ure th,
gentleman in private. ~
Mr.. Townsend-You had better. dom
want any public lecture, and farther, l vii
not submit to it. (Great laughter.
The house then went into committee o
the whole, Mr.. Potter in the chair, on tn
1orti6catiOn appropriation bill,
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Thess.ly and Epirns will share the id
,ninistra.ion reforms stipulated for Bosnia
and Herzegovina. @

reforms stipulated for Bosnia
and Herzegovina. DEB
ROUMANlA.
LONDON, March 5-A. San S,cfano cor
respondent ssys: Roumsn,a il not includ-
ed in The peace conditions. Russia has
told Turkey that she mutt treat directly
with leoumania. whose pretensions are too
great
ALI. PEACEFUL
London, March 5-Talk in the Hobbies,
at the parliament yesterday evening. WIS
all peaceful. the members even discussing
the prospects Of longer Eos'cr r-c's 81 than
usual, aud an earlier pro-nga'inn 10 the
autumn.
| PRESS OPINION.
Vienna, March 5-The ncws are,s are
dissatisfied with the peace conditions, as far
~ they are known. They express the
opinion tina, the most difficult phase Of thu
crisis is yet TO be Passed They say that
nobody wishes to disturb the grea, result O
the var-the liberation of the Christians
but while the demands calculated 10 lead te
conflict with England have been dropped
BY Russia, similar consideration has mo-
been shown for Austria.
II is stated that Count Andrassy vii
make full exposition Of his policy to tn
delegation, which will meet probably Thurs
day.
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y-1N5cS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, March 5.
WHEAr-dull; !@lc lower l.24lc for
No. 2, spring, April.
RYE-shade firm.r
CoRS-!c lower; 49l@55!c for mixed
western.
BARLEy-quiet and unchanged.
OATs-s,eady /: 33fa SIC for mixed west
ern SAC @4l3c for white.
PonK-heavy; l0.75@ 1885.
LARD--sseady; 735@7.37!c. ..
WHIsKY-1lc.
Chicago, March 5.
WHEAr-nnsettlcd; fairly active but
lower; l.07!c for cash; l064c for April
| CoRN-far demand and tirmer 42!c
for March 42lc for May.
OArs-dull; "a! q 24sc for cash; 24c for
March 26sc for May.
PoRK-dull and weak; 995 for cash
lV.VVtn lV.u-2C lOE ApI!l 1V.Io"" IVA &c
for May.
| LARp-~teady; 7.lo for cash; 7.l5
al l7!c for April.
WHrsKy-repor,ed sales; l.O4c.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, March 5.
WHEAT-a@l!c lower; hard, l.l3 fer
No. l; Lille for No. 2; l.osic for cash !;
l.O7s for March; l.09sc for April 1.09ic
for May; No. 3, l.02ac.
CoRN-43c.
OATs-24c. --.-
RYE-55c.
BARLEY-5S4c.
CLOSE OF BoARD-s:so p. NJ.
Chicago, March 5.
WHEAr-closed firm; l07sc for April.
Milwaukee, March S.
WHEAr-l.Os for cash, April, and
March.
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ecy1oLx, o.. Feb. q. is,3
nThen personally appeared the said George r.
Olnemore. and made oath that the foregoing state.
ue0t BY him subscribed Is true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice OF the Peace.
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure 10 probably .,,s ,ro.>
remarkable svsv sfsscesd b. any msdI.
cal preparation sos ese treaunsnt q,
catanhs

satasEs's
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Si assI:sS sss: s:$s :sS
s::s ssf s!s .es.s.ss 4ss
;;sssss sS Sc a.:
sss sfo.s Sss. e SSSas Ssss
sSls e sleep .eain: Tor penod 81 si1 ye.ss % ~
:sss sss 9ss:a "a
s T. sse.s sss:ss s. s.
re spoi,sonSg: %sstsr droppinG down om ~ hesd
sses asse hsenxss d..sss
81: :a spsssa SSsS
%sifs n.d ~
Sss ss Ssssa SSgsa
.das . sss.. .ss e q sssizssss ies zss
sof%y ton.s % they sooa eesSed a ouSIs sus
e. ni :Sssns: ne.s: ,s ssre re sa.
Yd.ss:e sSas la 4.d9esa @s
ss.a; & tas sSs z s
have been thu. sxp!ieit became. = druggist,
4n1to ooen 8reae oeal OF Bu0ef1ug from Chtorrh,
end nope 70 convince many that this u Q great
an familiar With the treatment Of Catarrh a
pfastsed BY the best physicians. and have consult
every kind OF remedy and apparstus that have ap
psa5ed during period OF six yeaRs past, and have
Esnsrel & health bpt obtained no relief ncourage
osos1oS, RS. = ISIS. GEO. F. DNsMoRE.
SUFFOLK, q. Feb. p. ,s,s.
,Then personally appeared the said q George i aS
| DinsTore; and made oath that the foregoing state
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice Of the Peace
Each package contains Dr.. sanfordt Improve,
!nhalinG Tube: vith full directions for use IN a
&sseil DruG8tsss throughout the United ststes
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RELL, CONRAD L cos Baking Powder
manufactured - in Chicago Sold by all Deal
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Number 264.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

A DLER l. GILMAN. Wines. 1,opors and
"A Tobacc0s. Broadway. '.'1
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FOREIGN.

Dividing the Fragments Of the Broken
Empire.
Congratulating Dispatches Ex-
changed by the Sultan
and the Car.
All is Now Lonely IN England and Peace Talk
PfovailA
Austria 10 Not Satisfied and 10 Disposed 20
Mako Considerable Buster Over
the Settlement.
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Each package contains Or. sanfordt Improved
tnas!nS Iues X 9TH q fo d;.eetons & ser u.e IN N
Retal Dru9ltsts throughout the United States.
WkkK6 b POTTER, General Agents and Whole.
sale OfuRgtsts, Boston, Mass.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL. STREET.
New York, March S.
Gold -l.olsc.
Money-4@5c.
, 1878-01-26
SHER,FF's SALE.

b. virra Of two several executions issued out
OF the District Court fer the Third Judicial Dis
trict of Washington Territory. holding tprrs at
Seattle, in and Tor the counties OF King and Kit
sap.
In the civil actions First, Wherein Charles
II Ulnsen, j. ". AckersOn and W. T. Wallace, do
in- business under the Fl m uame Ct Hansen,
Aci,<isoD & Co.. a-e plaintiffs, and A c. Camp
.ei' IS defendant los 800 "a gold coin. interest.
and cost.
Second, Wherein A. S. Miller is plaintiff AMI
y. G. CAM bell is de.endant, ter S57 90 gold ,o.n,
interest and costs.
Now Therefore, by virtue o. said executions,
have levied upon the following described re1l
proper, to wit: Beck sixsy-ooe (6l). contain-
ing eight Tots in Ter,y's first addition the city
OF Ssatie, in King county Washington Terri ory,
ard viii sell all the right, title and nteres: OF the
said 4. c. Campse.i IN the ab've described real
es'a'e, at publ C suction, NIondav, FEBRUARY
{, 1878, 1T 10 A. H., in front OF the Cou:t house
deer. At The city of Seattle, EirG county. Wash
iDgion Territory, 10 tbe high.st bidder for cash.
sd coin, or much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgments, Interest. costs and increased cos;s.
I. Y. WYCK0FP.
Sheriff Kiag Coun v. Washington Territory.
Dated D ceIDher Il. 1877.
McNaaght & Law. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
fec22E5W
, 1878-01-26
sHrsrrr,s eAIr

Ia the Distric. Court 81 the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of VaehiuUou, holding
tefms 1t the city Of Seattle, IN King ccusty.
II. Emanuel Levy and Joseph Levy ~. Philip s.
Wilkes.
UNDER AND BY vIRTUE OF A DECREE
Of oreclosuse and order Of tale, made and en-
tered Of record in the above entitled District
Court, In said action, on the 4'h day Of Septem-
ber, A. D. 1S77, wherein H. Emanuel Levy and
Joseph Levy, the piaintinb In the above untitled
action, obtained Judgment against Philip &.
Wilkes, the above named deiendart fer The sum
Of $16S 40-10O gold coin Of the United States,
with interest at 2 per cent. per nonth. and costs
taxed al SIS 90-l00 and attorney lee Of $50 gold
coin. and a deere. Of foreclosure Of a mortgage
upon snd order Of sale Of the premises herein de-
scribed, copy OF which decree and order OF sale,
issued and certified ny the clerk Of said court,
under the seal Of said court, having been to me
directed and delivered, which l now have, public
rotice is hereby given that on
!. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. 1878,
At the hour Of 10 o'clock A. H., at the Court
house door, In the city Of S.attle, county OF King
ard Territory of Washington. 1 will, in obedience
to said order of SAFE and decree or foreclosure,
sell the following described lot or parcel of lanu,
10 wi:
The southwest quarter Of section thirty FIVE.
township twen.y-six, range five fast, iu King
county, Washington Territory, together with 4 l
and singular tie appu.tenances tbeseunto hetopc-
ing, at public auction, to the highest bidder for
gold COIN to he paid On the day OF sale.
Seattle, W. r., December IA, 1871
L.v. WYCKoFF.
dec.5-7v Sheriff King County, W. 7.
, 1878-01-26
VyIVE2ssL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN, I've have sold SANFoRD's RApf-
" CAL CURE for nearly one year, and can say
canG:diy that never sold q similar preparation
that gave such universal sati faction. We lavo
TO learn the first complaint yet
We are not in the habiI of recommending pet-
ent medicines, but your preparation meets inc
wants of thousands, and we think those anlcteo
should be convinced of its great nertso that their
suffering will be relieved; We e.ve been IN inc
drug business for the past twelve years
and sold everything for Catarrh but yours leads all
The rest. If you proper you can use this letter
Very TruIv vours Sd BALDWIN & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. 2S, 1876.
Esch package contains DR.. Sanford's improved
1Eha.ia;: Tube. and full directions for use in al!
cases. Price, $1.0O. For sale by all wholesale ana
retail druggists and d. alcrs throughout the Un1ted
States and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER. Gener2l
, 1878-01-26
Tax Notice!

The Tax List of kug county for the year 1877,
is no y complete aad in nv hands for collection
Al taxes remaining unpaid on The first day of
FEBRUARY, 1878, will ny law become delinquent,
and a peualty Of 10 per cent. be added thereto.
Tcese de9iring credit 10. lead work performed, or
Tnonev paid Supervisors, wlll be required TO pre-
seat SupeIv visars' receipts for the same or their
rola taxes will be returned delinquent
GEO. D. HILL.
Treasurer of King County.
0;iics Of King Co. Treasure: SEATTLE, Dec. s,
SRI. decSdiw-w3m