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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-09

A MONSTER FERRY BoAT--Probsb bly,
the largest ferry boat in tho world 10
the one now being constructed at West
Oakland by the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company. She will be usmed the
Solano, aud will ply between Benicis
aud Martinez. Her length will be 42A
feet. her beam (over guards. ll6 feet.
and her depth Of hold Is feet and 8
inches The hold is divided into eleven
water tight compartments and Is braced
10y four patent trusses. The machinery
will be on the main deck, aud will con-
sist of eight steel boilers aud two bsam
engines. l6-inch bore and 12.foot
stroke. built by Harlan Il Holdings.
worth. Philadelphia. The wheels are
30 feet in diameter, with II feet face
The steering gear is worked by an in.
dependent. engine. Tho huge bcas is
intended to carry 4S freight cars, or "a
passenger coaches q once. As soon ~
she is ready to put on the route the
distance to Sacramento will be shorten.
ed very materially, and the Vallejo and
Livermore Valley routes will be practi-
cally abandonedl except for local traffic.
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WHAT RExENYI MAKES HIs VroL

WHAT REMENYI MAKES HIs VIoLIS
Do.--A French editor tells Us that "he
makes it aing, sigh. cry aud weep; 20
nightingale in tho woods. no bengsli
in the foliage. gives out more tremu-
lousy its notcs to the warm brsezc.
Sometimes Remenyis violin seems to
keep time to the heroic gallop OF Mag.
vars brandishing their swords and
squirting on their horses to the echo OF
tho Rakoczy March. Sometimes it
makes one think Of the gentle hu.ter Of
wings over crystalline stream. Il was
heroic march; it 10 become murmur,
q Sigh. . kiss, q dream. A few minutes
sgo the steed was chsmping and neigh.
ing. the warrior WAS uttering his war
cry; now behold the butterfly. seeking
apparently. to make no noise. not to
awake the sleeping fairy, whose slum-
Der il quiets BY the imperceptible fan.
ming Of its wings. Alb what q wonder.
full artist what lovely and fairy-l:ke
evening In the midst OF Paris, here
Is Hungary and the beautiful Dsnube.
rolling proudly through vast plsins. =
matches vision. refinement Of pleas
ure. something Intoxicating aud irresis-
tibly impulsive Is . battle. and again
- vsporous - dream"
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Bio RATTs.-when our loggers ssnd
raf. Of million and half or two
million feet to market they think they
are doing . big thing. add, 10 have tie
wonderful achievement known. they
want it put 10 the newspapers. In the
matter Of big RATS, however, the Nichi.
gsnders beat the Puget Saunders oil
hollow, as the following. taken from the
Detroit Free Pre-. Of June 18th, will
show: when tags cease trying TO
handle RATS of over $50, 900 feet there
will be fewer broken up. Only two
have started out this season 90 far.
and both have been broken up. The
frs, WAS in charge Of large tug, bu.
being caught out in . gale. ic could
moi be h.Edl d, and part of i. ven,
ashore The las. raft Of 3 .0OO. 900. feet
passed Sand Beach Saturday in charge
Of the tugs Relief and Sprague it vs.
caugh. in the gale Of Sunday and Sun
day night on Lake Huron. and pa, Of
i. became broken up. Early Monday
morning. between one aud two clock.
the raft, or what was left Of it, caught
on the schooner Ontario, 81 anchor of
Port Huron. and dragged her fully half
. mile down stream. breaking up the
rat, still more. The tug Relief had
charge OF i. when. it entered the river,
the Sprsgue having come inside - coal
When last heard of one of the tugs was
on the way down with about 200. 900 feet
in fair shape. and the other tug WAS
picking up that scattered along from
poin, t. poiut What proportion WAS
broken up by the storm, and what by
running into the schooner. was not as
certaiped II is believed the Ontario
was uninjured She was lumber laden"
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Can row be purchased right at home.
1t Is the most successful preparation
ever introduced to our people. 1t
works like a charm in all cases Of Con
sumption. Pneumonia, Hemorrhsges.
Asthma. severe Coughs, Group and all
other Throat and Lung Diseases. No
person has ever used this medicine with
out getting immediate relief. yet there
are great many poor. suffering. skep-
teal persons going about our streets
with suspicious cough. and the voice
Of consumption coming from their
lungs. that will no. try it. If you die.
it is your own fault, as you can 60 to
your druggist and get q sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only .5
cents.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Tacoma mill is shut down for a week.
A barber shop in Blakely ,s,i 8 latest
advance Of our lively little ncighbor
across the bay
Col. Larrabce and Mr.. 5. Baxter.
went to San Francisco Oh the last
steamer from Portland.
Steamer Mary Taylor is again in
port, getting ready for smother run
through the islands to Semiahmoo.
80. Jacobs. Mayor" is a signature
which Seattle people will see appended
to their municipal documents during
the twelve months ensuing.
The Success 10 laid up receiving q
new propeller, and other repairs, for .
few days. The Phantom will run on
her route to Blakely. until she is ready
to go into service again.
The Hutchinson family sang in the
Methodist Church at New Tscoms last
night. A number Of the old acquaint-
ances and friends Of the family will 20
up on the Zephyr this morning. TO
meet them at the terminus. and accom-
pany them TO Seattle on the Messenger
this afternoon. The hall will be deco
rated for the concert TO be given by the
family this evening.
That fast sailer. the Lille Bell eight.
cen hours from Tacoma. arrived at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Dead
Gains on tho passage are reported by
Capt Hanford as Interestingly frequent
The rumored iLsubordin alton and mu-
tiny Of the crew was without founda-
ton in truth. as was al.o that other
rumor concerning the wearing ont Of
the oars and rowlocks ON the passage
In this latter respect, the vessel came
home in every bit as good condition ~
she left.
Public rumor has il that a small
clique of designing individuals wish to
secure the removal Of William Ham
mond from the U. 8. Inspec.orship of
steam vessels held by him in this dis
trict, in order to make room for one of
their own number. Mr.. Hammond has
been in this official position since the
organization Of the local board. more
than nine years ago. Not a life has
been lost or Q pound OF freight destroyed
in the district during that time, for
which he could in any manner Whist.
ever be held accountable as In.
spector. The Treasury Department
cannot do better than to retain Mr..
Hammond in office.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. The second
lecture Of Mrs. p. Aunetta Psckham on
THAT Drunkard.' WAS delivered las.
evening in Yssler's Hall to still larger
audience than heard the first. The
character aud miserable condition Of
tbs inebriate Vas pictured out in colors
to excite the commissration of all for
the victims Of Intoxicating drink.
Twenty additional names were obtain
ed for the Society Of Safety Pledge"
Il was resolved to bold weekly open
temperance meetings at the Bethel
rooms on Saturday evenings. Rev. d.
Bacley was chos~n President. and Prof.
A. J. Anderson Secretary OF said meet
ing. The Committes OF Arranse0ents
ofD. Rasley. Chairman. and Mrs. X d.
c. Ward, Mrs. A. ]. Anderson. DR..
S.srkey and c. 4. StAdelman, menu
bers. T.. Coulter WAS chosen - Mar
shall. Ms. Peckham viii deliver her
third lecture on tomorrow Thursday
evening 1t the Methodist Protestant
church. No doubt . crowded house
vii, greet this her last lecture 10 Sc
a.sls-
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WANTED.


To rent and cultivate lands iu the
delta of the Fraser river. These lands
are the same as the famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dyked and
properly drained by the proprietors.
and leased 70: q term of years at low
rates. 4 ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans.
portatioa at all time, of the year.
Apply to l, "A. Navarro.
f4-dtf Victoria. Il. G.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal pills

Cure all cases of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
1mpotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess, indiscretion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young 9 safeguard and protection. Dr.
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitated from what.
ever cause. to their pristine vigor.
Price, Sc so per bottle. Sent c. o. d.
by express TO any address, secure from
observation. Address all orders TO A.
MCBOYLE Il CO, Druggists. p. o.
Box 1852. San Francisco.
iy2 i&wly3dp
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A PHOTOGRAPHER AFLoAT.-Nr. w.
+. Robertson, for several years located
at Tacoma, but we'll known elsewhere
on Puget Sound. has grown weary Of
waiting for customers to come to him.
and concluded to go in pursuit Of them
With this view he has had constructed
Q floating photograph gallery, at = cost
of some 5000, with all the couvcniences
afforded by stationary structure on
terra tirm1. including sleeping and cul-
mary accommodations. II is fitted with
u small mast and sail with which to
move from place TO place when the
wind favors. and, apart from these, is
not unlike some OF the crude pictures
seen Of Noah ark Mr. Robertson de-
signs visiting all the settlements on the
shores of Puget Sound. and especially
the mills. anchoring his craft in places
easy OF access aud safe from storms.
md remaining until he has exhausted
the business of each locality. 1t is II
novel enterprise, and one that is likely
to result in some profit to the author.
rs we trust it will.
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ArPRxcIArED.- MIR. Jackson's visit
to Seattle appears 10 have been appre-
ciated, for notwithstanding the hard
times and scarcity Of money the Bazaar
has been thronged with ladies for the
last two days to examine one Of the most
elegsnt assor,ments of suits Of cloaks
and do,mans from the celebrated house
Of Thomas Sullivan. 100 Kearney street.
San Francisco In elegance aud style.
there never has been anything on Puge.
Sound to compare with them, aud oil
who admire the beautiful should mol
fail to visit the Bazaar.
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The HuTcHINsoSs.--We may we'll
congratulate Ourselves and our readers
upon the coming of these singers. We
hail them as a proof that our far away
Territory is assuredly opening - the
advantages Of the older parts Of the
country. 1t Is sure evidence anl prom
Use of growth when thus the very best
and NEST popular talent Of the age
seek us out. Let our people see to Il
that such. talent when it comes 10 en-
coursged by generous patronage. For
particulars regarding this entertain.
ment see under New Advertisements. ="
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Ice CREAM. The undersigned will
furnish ice cream for entertainments
aud festivals At the very lowest rates.
Parties can leave their orders at the
Saddle Rock in the morning and re.
ceive the ice cream in the evening.
Small orders OF five or six gallons can
be had ut much shorter notice.
jl9d CHAs HELL
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MINING CLAIMS Fob SALk The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Geek and one on
Dufot Greek. joining the Discovery
above. in Cassiar. B. c. FOR particu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
of NJ. THIBERT. or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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WHAT THEY MEAN.-We don't be.
lieve these spots on the sun have any
influence on the weather ct all. We
don't care what the astronomers say.
We believe they are pasted on the sun
jsst to remind the people that the Cen
tennisl Saloon is the popular place to
get ice cold beer. ~ we'll as the best
brands of liquors and cigars.
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To CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals
for the erection Ct dwelling on
F.u,th ,trett, will bs received until July
18th by Charles Case. Plans and speci-
hca.ions can be seen at F. W. Walds
hardware store. Read the advertise
ment elsewhere. examine the speci6ca-
cons and then bid on the work.
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CONTACT AwARpEp.-Messsa Stet-
son + Post and !. N. Bigslow have
been notified Of the acceptance Of their
bids for material aud work for the
cabins Of Capt. Starts new steamer.
The firm will furoish the material. and
Mr.. Bigelow will do the work.
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CALL ON J. A. MCPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied 1t either Wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabscher's store, on
Commercial street, Seattle, W. T.
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- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts
for sale by
CRAWFORD / HARRINGTON, Agents.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at G. o. D. Stose, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
ct par in exchange for goods. apdtf.
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

TkRRITORY OF WARRINGTON
rxnD JUDICIAL DrsTrIcT.
In the District Court. holding terms at Seattle.
In King County.
In the matter Of Joseph b. Roberts. bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
A. Seattle. in said Distirct. the 3lst day Of
Nay. A. y. lss3. Third Judicial Dist let, s.
no ALL WHOM IT NAT CONCERN:
Take notice. that . petition has been nisd In
aid Court By Joseph b. Roberts. of SnohoGish
City. In said District. duly declared . Bankrupt.
under the Act Of Congress Of March ID. ise1,
for . discharge AID . certificate thereof from
oil his debts and othsr claims provable under said
Act And that the 18th day Of August nett 1t 10
O'Clock A. n. is assigned for the hearing Of the
same. when and whore you mag stsend acd shov
cause. IL any you have Why the prayer Of the pail
p<titi9n shoald not Re granted.
JAMES sEAyEY
Cert Of said pissrics Court.
By jams P. LrpLsw Deputy.
bradshaw 3 lamar and Hall oseorns. Atso.-
neys for Bankrupt. iees-vtais
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PIANO LESSONS,
PUPILS WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY FROM THE CITY OF NEW
n York wishes 70 take Pupils the Piano.
Che hss enjoyed unusual Advantages. In having
the bess teachers THAI The city Afforded. and dat
Axs kexpelf that she vti he able 70 give asisfAc-
eon 10 pasenss OF guardians Who may fsvoR A3
With their patronage. 4. KORAN.
Fiji strsss. opposite Univefsasy grounds. 3
atale. Hy13-10
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LOST.

~ hands around IL. The nuder will be liber.
Ally rewarded by leaving il at this ONCE.
jysN
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND.

CSIUID SsATRs DISTRICT LAID OYFicE,
OLYMPIA, WARRINGTON TERRIroRY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY THAT, IN COMPLI.
IN ance With the provisions Of IN Act Of Con-
grsss approved June 3. 1873, emitted IAN Act fer
tAs sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Califor-
MIA. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory. -
Peter Harvey. OF SuohoEish County. Warrington
Territory. he's this day nled ct this ONCE his sp-
plicstton to purchase the south half Of the South
Township No. - North. Mango No. East OF the
Willamette Meridian
Any and al persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof. Are here
BY required 10 ale their claims In this Once With
In sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given undsr NY hand. ct my once. In Olympus.
W. T., this, the 10Th DAY Of April. A. D. 1872.
J.. r. BROWN.
my3-wi0w Register Of the Land Once.
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OCCIDENTAL HoTEL, At VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop At the Occidental Hotel. II
il the frs, hotel from the steamboat
landing: is fire- proof has god accom-.
rsodatiou for families. and ~ good
meals - any Aouse in the city. 1t only
d o. per day.
WM. JENsEN.
Wharf strve< Yis-f0eia. -. g.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE..

UNITED SrArEs LAND OrFIcg. OLYMPIA, ". T.
May 27th. 1879.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT
y this once by James Johnson. Of King County
W. T.. against George W. Pratt for abandoning
his Homestead. entry No. 2739, dated September
LIST. 1871. upon the VIZ Of NEh Of Section No. "a.
in Townshtp No. 20 North. Of Range East, VIII
lamette Meridian. in King County. Warrington
Territory. With view to the cancellation u said
entry, the said parties hereby summoned to
appear ct this ONCE on the 22d day Of July. ISIS
ct 10 O'Clock A. n. to furnish testimony concern
ing SAID alleged abandonment
And II appearing TO Us from the afidsyit Of
James Johnson, sbovs named. that the address OF
said George W. Pratt 10 unknown, and thu. ordin.
AIRY notice cannot be served on him, Il 10 hereby
directed that service Of this notice be made b.
publication In the Seattle ISrKIIIoENcKR,
1swspsper published in said King County. ". r.,
once q week for four consecutive weeks prior 70
the date Of hearing.
J. T. BROWN. Register.
ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver.
jeai-H5t.
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W. SAAeASs
Wharf street, Victoria. b. c.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-23
ISL ACRES and t4O PERCHES,

sud harIus thereon erected frame dwelling bous,
laut tafu, a'isrr, and all oti'r Necessary cut.
lHalldlHgs
No. 3.-All that certain measuf,e. tene-
AID tfaei q lauI siiustsl H she township o..
EaFFs iH the ruaHf - C.fifr aforesaid tauue5 and
osfalrl ~ fs!lavt ~ BssHuEiBg At pet ihrHrs
H.FfA D. saai. 30 Iffrbes ihraue FasfA - wosi 3.
Tfffhss = Tirc thence BHfth q uest. - pefrArt
Nrnrf urst. pvfshrs. thence uurth ~ uett. %
prfshes tsHsrs tufiA n ratt, D. Iofvhes e. NLltp
uat sfuu.V tirurf unftE ~ eAtt, Go IsHehts thtno
uaFih - assi - grfrho' g. wiiie g3ns tsnss uarb
~. r4st tH I,Fr bee uorns uafiA % e.st 20 Issfthes
4Hs thence uaiibs rsti % pefrhes ihot4rs uafth
sect. - pennies thsno, uufth la sect = Isrfles .
uararH uHftA -" sast - Iarfhes uaenus ssuth -.
Hstf. = .frrbrs fhrar' snuth JED wet 20 Isrrhss
HTerrH saHfh 81 vrsf, lH Iarr~hrs & sfrHot fbfucr
s#8ih - sect D. IsftAos ihs soc south ~ east {
Iarthes g. shits uAl ihsues uaIth 80 east a.
VerFhfss theme BHs,A o.. esst. = peffhss. thsBcs
uHrih - rasi 2. Trfh0s 20 vllis saE thence Bofl
- east D. efrhrs 3. bite pine, theuos south -
eas'. Il Frff bee iAfuno north e. Hast - tsfthet
NrHrg saatb 81 oast. - prrthm, neurr south 90
ueti - pffthrs g. stone. thfprn uuth g. voss iG
gtrrhes. theuee s.uiE bfa wet = psfxhes thence
ssgth - sect - p-roNet Theme south q us~i -
Istthea f. t5afu isros ~ - ~ vesf - Efgrhes
iheuan ssufh & vsst. - paffhHs' 80 a vtits ast
thrDar salth u west u TsrlshHs g. siuuas ihauoo
uasth = vfsf q TFfthes ihfuCs nuTth - wet J.
rrrrhs' thfuee u1Tth - cast "a Iehos B. the IlAos
- EaHl q
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-23

THE EXERCISES LAST FRIDAY EvEsIsG
IN THE Rooms oY THE Y. NJ. &. A.-Tho
members of the Young Mems Christian
Association, of this place, according 10
previous announcement, gathered in unus-
ually largo numbers in their pleasant rooms
last Friday evening, prepared TO hear tho
official report Of the late State Convention
as given by j. Harris Orbison, and 10 par.
tipate in the election of officers for the en-
suing year. Tho report was introduced as
"a portion Of the devotional exercises, was
well prepared and listened to with close
attention. AT the close of devotional OK
crciscs, the Association proceeded in the
usual manner 10 the election Of officers, in
most cases but Il single nomination being
made for each office, and that nominee
elected by the ballot Of the Secretary. The
election resulted as follows:
PrestieHt-ChArlcs +. Cook.
| Iice Presidcnt-W. IL Waggoncr
| Recording Seci e.1 y-Ncwton 5. Bailey.
Corresponding Secretdry--J. Harris Or
| bison.
Tredsurer-lI. Y. SITTER
Erecufire Committee-John Mason Dun
can, Presbyterian cIu ch Clement Dale,
Lutheran church X. +. Shniicr, NJ. T..
church John Brooks, African NJ r..
church II. Robb, Baptist church ID. 5.
Keller, Reformed church
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1863 ACRES and 65 PERCHES.

with The sIpuriauHHonF, having thereon eisfisi a
franz dwelling baasc bank barn ami other necessary
hpll8ihEs,
No. 2.--All that certain messuace, icnc-
mrnt sui ifAr' ~ land situate ln tie uavuship q
Spring Aforesaid nnuud,l and does fiisd foIups via
HssluuipE At point Boo tLV I.hiHE Csssl fla1 tienr,
Hluih 10 uest 10 rrffrs tleurs uaffh -. sect ~
prf.hrs thence north ~. wet T. prftls-. thence
uHuth - wost g. Tffcbrs. thence south ~ vsft ..
psrfhes. thence s.uih ~. vost - refthos. ul,pUo
uafth = sest, ~ psffhes ue.rs uufgh ~ Ne.t ST.
l~svAss 3 IslEt 10 road nsnro - land Il Jacob y
Aalsuilas south L. rFt ~ rfrhes thsnt4 Is laBds
q che hsta q HHlAu8 Curtin. syf o. uaftL Cs esst
~ aiu prfthrs g. tiHu"s thence north "a sect
Ietlhos g. f4Hi lu te FshiuR CrerE rad io llArs
uf iaEluulnK K-a<1sutaiulug
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"A womAn's warranted shoe, rs ccuis,
at Lyon * Coz

TErHurE or REsrEcr.--A the regular
meeting Of tho Julian NJ T. Sunday
school, October l2ih, 1879, the following
minute was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Almighty
Cd in the Wisdom u his Providence 10
call from our midst our late Supcrintcnd-
ent, Leyi WomcT. Sho has acted In ihAt
capacity for the last ten years, Eud
WHEREAS, He has been 81 upright, con-
iistAnt and worthy officer, alwAys eudcav-
oring 70 advance the interest of the school
and insiill into the young minds the i'm
poriAnco of carly giving their hearts 10
God
Rrsolroi, Tha, in bis death NC hsve lost
ono q our mot upright, faithful and cK .
emplary members and tho community one
oi its beat citizens, whoso daily walk and
Ccnycrsation we're cpmmendabie traits 81
his character and an example worthy Of
our imitation.
Resolved That we condolc with the
members ~ his family in their great be-
rcAvcmcnt, who by his death have los, a
kind, aiicciiouate and loving husband and
father.
Resoircd, That a copy Of these rcsolu.
tions be furnished TO the family Of the de-
ceased and be entered on the school min.
utcs, also be published in the county pa
pcTs. j. 7. DAVIS, SccTctary.