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, 1881-12-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

At a special meeting of tha County Com
missioners, on Tuesday, the following Dnsi-
ness was transacted:
Ordered that contracts i"r bridges over
MIL and Garrison creeks be let to the lowest
bidder, ". T. Horton. The Mill creek bridge
to cost sIa37, the Garrison creek bridge To
cost "a 50 per running foot contractor to fur
nish material.
Bill of Tobey & Reed for si26I Go Tor work.
$50. 80 being for extra work on court house |;
allowed.
Ru of ShindIer & ChaGb ourn for furniture
amounting to S2456, was allowed alter de-
Quoting SD for unfinished work
DovelSC Co, furniture, Ss45; allowed
Corson ( Stockwrll, painters, extra work I;
allowed Sl01.
IF Brewer. $685. for work On roads,
allowed,
Henderson & jones, allowed s6a for eA'r'
mason ,sork on court house.
Sheriff Thompson allowed Sllo.'o for con-
verins insane man to hospital
FP. Alien, bolts, locks, etc, s"L as ser
vices, $50; allowed
Alex pnbois allowed $40 fof cleaning
court hJuse.
A B. Waterman, labor a'd masef'ai on
,.,urt house. sd -; allowed
J.ha Smaiis. guard at jail. so 3D.
r o,nstead, guard at jail. sas S.
r. Bower. nine months salary, so"
,,,,,o, ordered 10 rotify CAas- Russell 70
remove old jail and fence.
Ordered rhat the court house shall mol pe
used except for court pu'Poses ah' p'''
meetings.
Tbs Board Of Health WAS inssrue'ed 70 SC,
tb,, MeCoy's house and the Turner school
house are disiufectsd
, 1881-12-17

A grandfather coming to read mis- paper
found that be had misIaid his spectacles. and
thereupon declared: 81 have lost my glasses
somewhere and can't read the paper" A
little 3-year-old girl, desiring to assist HIM.
anawered, "G-anpa, you go outside and
look froo lie window, and I'll hold re paper
80 YOU can read it.
, 1881-12-17

AYERS CaTBAKric Pulls are the test Of all
purgatives for family Use. They are the pro
duet nf lung lahoriOus. and successful ohemi-
cal investigation. and their extensive use, by
physicians in their practice. and by all eivi-
lized nations. proves them the best aHd most
etfectual purgarive PHI that medical sc'ence
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills can be COM
pared with them, AMI every person. knowing
their virtues, viii employ them, when needed.
They keep the system IL perfect rr,ier and
maintain in healthy action the whole machin-
cry Of life Mild, searching and etfectual,
they are specially adapted to the needs Of the
digestive apparatus. arrangements "f which
they prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest phySic to employ Tor
children and weakened constitutions, where a
mild but cathartic effeetusl Is required
, 1881-12-17

Heretofore it WIS impossible for a gent
wishing neat aud It, lish garment to secure
it outside OF Portland and San Francisco.
but since Goldman Bros. have come to be a
permanent fixture among Us We do not near
of any more complaints in his line, as they
have the choicest assortment TO choose from
on the northwest cnast- Their place Of bus.
in IS is at the Odd Fellows Temple, Main
street, Walls Walla.
, 1881-12-17

Tax Murox HousE-This house at MI
tan is newly furnished and nicely ht'ei "''ii
all modern improvements, the cooking is eH-
cellent. and is we'll worth Ioarney from
Waia Wana to euloy. That old hotel man.
Doc. Whiley, is the proprietor. and IS well
known 4, an old pioneer OF twenty-S1ven
years standing. Trarelers Will do wen 70 70
patrur,ize the house when passing thio"sn
Milton
, 1881-12-17

Brothers" said President Taylor, in his last
annual speech TO the Mormon convention, 1--WE
don't exactly know how the Temple fund
stands There Is the building going up right
before your eyes, IN you can all see for your.
selves We will now sing the 3:sGth hymn
This WAS regarded as rather cool, considering
that the fund has already absorbed several mill
ions, and charges of stealing in connection with
it have been made.
, 1881-12-17

PRINTERS RuLEs.-As some persons do not
know the printers rules for punctuation, We
give the following as told By q compositor
Il set up as long As can hold my breath, then
put in a comma when cape insert n semi
colon when sneex., a colon: and when l
want to take another chew of Tobacco, insert
a period" We cannot withhold these rules
so admirable for thsir simplicity the
public.
, 1881-12-17
nEkSuRnr NOTICE.

On aud after Dec. 18th, 1851, all regis.
tered warrants drawn on the regular county
fund will be paid On presentation add IN
teresr cease from that date. Di33t-wit
J. F. BOYER.
Treasurer Walla Wxlla County.
, 1881-12-17
Wslla Waila, Dec 9th, 1881

A SuPprR-The young ladies Of the Episeo-
pal Church are going to be heard As well as the
older ones. for they have announced their In-
tention of giving 4 supper on the Wednesday
night after Christmas, for the purpose OF car
petinx the church. They vii undoubtedly
make . success Of the affair.
, 1881-12-17

SAVE YouR HorsE PLANTS. ladies Of
Wslla Walla may he interested in learning
that the ''white worm, OF any other worm in
pots, may be destroyed by sticking two OF
three common matches down into the soil, also
one or two up into the drsin opening. The
phosthorous on the match is certain death to
insect life, and a powerful fertilizer for plants
, 1881-12-17

CRowDINC AHEAD.-It has been thought by
some that, owing to the severity of the winter
and the difficulty Of provisioning and supply
ing the large number of men at work in the
Pend dUreille country, the Northern Pacific
Company would transfer the bulk of the force
to the road being constructed between The
Dalles and Portland, for the balance of the
season, but no such change is anticipated Su-
perintsndent Hallet is pushing the construc-
tion work in the Pend d'Oreille country as rap
idly as possible, and unless some unanticipated
trouble with lake or weather occurs, the track
will be laid to the lake next week, and the en-
tire force transferred to the heavy work be-
yond Supplies for the winter are going to the
front 70. storage until wanted, as fast as extra
trains can take them 1t has been decided TO
put draw in the bridge at the lake which will
cause some little delay. 1t is likely that the
fooce will be kept at WORK the entire winter
Sp0Inns Chronicle
, 1881-12-17
DELINQUENT TAXES.

her .by give notice that l have turned
the delinquent CITY tax List over to Sam ia
cobs, and those knowing themselves indebted
will come forward and settle promptly and
thus save costs.
Dec9-2r JOHN e.. JUs1IcE,
City Marshal.
, 1881-12-17

The heights-or depths-to which astheti-
cism will go is illustrated by the utteranoes OF
sunflower kind Of girl in London regarding
the legs of Irving, the actor: "Mr. Irvins's
legs are limpid and utter Both are delicately
intellectual, but his left leg is q poem.
, 1881-12-17
MILrGN NOTES.

Our new ,iru, store Is doing hne business
Dr. Stone, cur new physician. is attaining
good reputation here.
A son of Mr.. Taylor, whb was adiudged in
sane, has been taken to Portland for treat
ment-
Jarrett gives a grand ball on the eve Of the
23d. and biz time is expected.
John the Baptist has divorce suit on the
18th inst, which will cover at least four pages.
Cunningham, the mixologist, is still on deck
in spite Of midnight ssssssins.
Our old and respected townsmsn Mr.. j. Irs-
land, who was stricken with palsy. is up and
around, and Mr.. r. Kinney is sick in bed.
With the exception of Nr. Scot Richie and
MIS-. Frazier our town never enjoyed better
health.
The Misses Martha and Aggie Whilly have
returned home from witt to Weston
Some pig tailed trAmps arrived here on Mon
day and received immediate notice 10 "mOVe
on"
, 1881-12-17

T,sFK HOSE CaRr.-The new hose eSf'
manufactured for Tiger Engine Company pS
those t.rs,-elass mechanics John Lux and Joe
Smith, Is now comYir,ed and Is a credit l"
them as well as 20 the company when they ie
ceive it. With the exception of few hnisa-
ing touches with the pain. brush 1t Is fssds
Tor delivery. Mr.. Lux brought il out to-day
TO- our inspection and We can truth'oiis S's
that a better piece of work was never tuFhea
ou, of shop in this city. 1t is all ir,n WIN
the exception of the fifth wheel, and rs as
strong as it is high, AID elegant snen Ms
chanics viii yet make tie Work Of !A >
celebrated in spise Of those old fcgies snu
thi,,k that nothing can be good unlss' ei'e'
send TO Portland Cr San Francisco Tor ~
, 1881-12-17

SrRAYzD. = One pale red COW branded JWX
On Left hip md Y on night hip Points Of both
ear. clipped and under bit in night ear. viii
Day 4 reasonable rvvArd for her return 70 tins
ofioe. he
, 1881-12-17

A man will never succeed in life by lying
and slandering those in the same business or
profession As himself trying To get on by
climbing over others is too deyilish for this
world
I'VE never knew a knave
Go happy to the grave
Or reach the mountain top he meant to climb.
P. B. johnson, the editor of the Union, will
please paste this in his hat Il is meant for
him.
, 1881-12-17
nAIIuID.

ScHusE1- -BRoxS.-Int this city on the 18th
Inst. by J. D. Jaman, J. P. William Sehei-
ber 70 Nj. Dofa Brown. AL Of Walls |alia,
". T.
TtLIARp-KnK.-In this city. on the Hth
fnst-, by J. D. Lanan. J. r., Asdrev Tiilard
10 Nj Nazis Kirk.
, 1881-12-17

c,ossW,Iss.-For the benefit Of the iapers
=. .rs continually bowling at the street COM
,.;ss;onee for not rspsiring the Sidewalks We
Iii .,.s thst the stree. Commissioners hAs no
".,a-;.r whatever without orders irNn The
-, e,uneiL These fellows uh" are 50 over
.n,;ou. to be coariderea - guhhc seseI.e1eS ~
.o,,i, dc ven 70 address their axsaSas = "a
,"ss,.r ". al Ysuthorifiea sad not ~ u ban eae1ea
, 1881-12-17

OHTUaKr-The mother OF Cant. sanes I.
GRAY, of the steamer Lurline, died at her
home near Astoria on Wednesday Of last week.
She was born a: Champlain, n. Y, january
.. 1910. and was one of the few heroic women
who first braved the dangers Of the overland
trip to the Pacific cast in the year 1887, to aid
in establishing Christian missions among the
Indians at Walla Walla, Spokane and Lap
wal. Mrs. Gray ami her husband. ". H
Gray, Were providentially absent al the time
of the Whitman massacre, and SO escaped TIE
cruel fate of Dr. Whitman and his companions
which destroyed the Presbyterian mission at
Wala Walla Mr. and Mrs- Cray settled
near Astoria, Ogn, where they raised family
Of several sons and daughters Two of the
former now hold important positions in the
employ of the o. r 4 n. Co. One of the
daughters married Jacob Ksum, ESQ.,, one of
thr most wealthy and influential citizens Of
Oregon and the other is the highly esteemed
wife of Frank Tarbell. Esq, late treasurer of
this territory Mrx Gray leaves large circle
Of relatives and friends, who esteemed and
loved her well living-and now mourn her
death, in a ripe old age.
, 1881-12-17
Insolvent Notice.

TERRIToET Oh WASHINGTON, / co
County of Waila Walla-
L.. tEs Didri1 Court Of Washiagtoa Territory,
md foy- tie Fiyz, Jsdiei.d D,striot thereof,
Lold,ng ,eTms at WaliG Waiio.
In the Matter
.. .;o ., r,..S;,o,.
WILL a u. TEL,
an lnsOiyeni.
Whereas the above named Willis A NJ
Teel has fIed his petition in this court pray.
ing that he my make cession Of all bis esfsfs
a,ri lie di-eharsed frara bis debts in PcnsuAnce
sf al, act Of the legislature entitled an ncf IN
relation to insolsent d-btors, approved Janu-
ary 81, 1871 Now, therefore, nntice Is hsreoy
given b the creditors Of said insoivent to be
and appear before the Hon S. c. WinsA.d,
Julee of said court, az his chambers q the
conr1 house IN Walla waila county, Wsshirg
tor Territory, on th. 18th day Of January, A
D.. lss2. at 10 O'Clock A n, 70 show csuss
why the prayer Of sEid iUolvens should n'e D
granted.
-, Witness my hand and ssai
SEAL. of ssid court tb;. the iesh
t-.i day II December. ISsl.
A. REEyks AfkEs
Al Clerk.
, 1881-12-17
Treasurer Wzlla w.
'8g oftcuoted lines:

1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as Cne'-
.r. the last lines Of the drama of "Ingonar,
written by Maria Lowell
, 1881-12-17

THE SUNDAY LAw.-The law in relation to
closing places Of business on Sunday, recently
enacted, seems t. be more obnoxious TO the ed
i'or Of small morning sheet published in this
city than to any other individual, Judging from
the numerous items made of tie matter In
his issue Friday morning it is said that some
of the recently returned members of the late
legislature say that the act was Intentionally
made obnoxious SO that it would not stand
As the sheet has given the names Of those who
voted pro and con upon this measure, would it
not be well to also give the names Of the indi-
viduals who made the disgraceful statement
credited 10 them But We donbt VERY much
if such a statement ever was made. Our re-
turned legislators are too Sensible ~ place them
selves on record as stulti6ers, and all were ap-
parently too much in earnest in having the
Sunday bill become law. Who will be hurt
by the Sunday law: The merchan. will sell
the same amount OF goods during the year and
the saloon man can put up, for sale on Satur-
day, Sunday bottles for the use Of the thirsty.
Let us, as a Flaw abiding people," obey the
law until it shall he repealed
, 1881-12-17

Hyoa vast dslieiSus beer, porter oEhal
sn8-hAli visit the Lion Brewery, corner Sd snd
AAe,- d-w-H
, 1881-12-17

FRENCH Tows AHEaD.-A tanner living
at French Town, below DobsonIs rAncA. nys
he has r.isedseveral acres Of po. stoes thas vii
average one thoun1d bushels to The aeEe.
Next
, 1881-12-17

CENTAUR LINIMENTS; the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies They heal, soOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, W eak Back
and Rheumatism upon Man,
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
, 1881-12-17
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
SACRAMENTO, April I, 1881.

MISSES -:-Gents \ our tavor
concerning the publication cf a history CT
Oregon, and inIuiring as To the capabilities
of Col. +. T. Gilbert as historian, Is a. hand
and in reply thereto, beg leave to say that
or such an undertaking, know OF no more
eapable person. and l should esteem your
firm very fortunate in securing his services.
His history of California and of lolo county
MAS Thorough IN research, honest IN detail
and rrpete with incidents that made 1t IN
terestins AMI pleasant reading outside OF the
hisio zeal facts contained therein. Col &h-
bert is thorough in research. and possesses a
facu,ty for cclIating historical events, that Is
no, surpassed by any historian eX,ant- l
wish ven every success in your enterprise. 1
feel assured that from the pen OF the Colonel
w,r .manate work that Will reflect credit
mon your state and the principal actors
Therein am very truly yours,
d. VI. BURNS,
Secretary OF State.
Having kacwn Coz. Gilbert for several
years. and having examined has work, as
Illustrated In the several histories OF this
STAT. and the county OF N"lo, fully eonenr
IN AL that Mr.. Barns has sand IN the fore
,c,.,,, letter concerning HIM
ROBERT @. CRANEAS,
State L,bfarian-
, 1881-12-17
1DoIlr.

CoI-Thuudsy. Dse ilth. to he wife Of
C. II. Cox. . Sid
, 1881-12-17


--. '' .a-Hl- !. a....g-t looks
r bate, 'l- determined TIN. rr,nk
--s...-lte a,..l h...rr.. ~,
ie.. tre.r.y on Tae..la, 70
.'.r w-o La Z ja,;te,n ral,.
a -s.=i-s g, ID. fs.r - ..', -, !
-l ... III '"e
ats.....-, -"" tie
.t4-. ..... is neigh 20 t..ke
N- a.v. a. ....".. ..'"' ..as'a' For
"a ....- .... ...s ,,'g y-.aat..s stock q
, 1881-12-17

M4SUPAcTCsISG ISrrREsI.-FroR printed
letter received by OIe of our citizens from q
well known manufacturer of one of the princi-
pal New England cities, we learn that during
the coming spring one Of the principals CON.
nected with one of their largest establishments
viii visit our city for the purpose Of making .
thorough inspection Of our city and its sur
rsundings and resources, and if found prActi-
cable, will so report to hesiquarterA There d
no question in our mid that when such inves-
LEGATIONS are made by competent manufactur-
ers from the east that sooner than We may e.
pect- our wool viii hnd ready market at
hume instead Of being shipped several thousand
miles away to be made into fabrics, and re-
turned to US with all the additional expenses
Of enormous freights, etc
, 1881-12-17

,;aMs 81 u' .,sriuc. was in every way
:. q weias. lsy ...l :,fIIfsa MINDED
Tr.,oy.-A grand bal ""sqat
Fll a =. :. weston on the Friday night
axe Fi.'s -. :. Tire affair is gotten mp
lia- CA'',''''l Tt5, Y7'e-to.a Comet Band
.-ir. a.,..Ti .'..i attended without a DOUBT
.,.r al tic ssgs.a has been
Ts',,.a'j, ,.i. faiat, rluul, ta;l'sss affair !,
.r,rigr Of Ca-seopeia' and doesn't
aii''.''5 I'll. = comet to receive any az
a1' |. rlr. Il tl.s ,trono'ni'at universe
= "a - B.5-tails don't 20 here,
L. ar otherwise.
..,- .l.ecfss cf cloves asked red-
'.a' 20. ,.,i..l.sr-r one day this week
81 + p ,.,. d =. .a, a-sea the proprietor;
-r ~ Law ia. .u-ll Of beer, exclaimed :!
8 .T.ks away DOT smell o' beer.
....as- behind the counter. r.. ~ y, og :
a ~. makes der sm.h stay 'A'
H
r.i.l.t.ls burg seems deter
f...- ...m,g ..gtyf Garfield county
=. p. rr.,--l ASS, t1m it "i'b"ut g"
-,-. ..-ri;, al therefore offers
s ......r.r a. tie sa,a, ii'At viii be
, 1881-12-17

pIssoLyED.-The kr.n Of cOwlsyS for'l' 81
spokane Bridge, have dissolved partnership.
, 1881-12-17

HIDE DEpor-In this issue Messrs Bradley
L Doheny make their bow 20 the public in our
advertising columns. They are now in the
business Of dealing in hides and fuu, and viii
keep good line of betting. packing. hose.
plastering lime. leather and shoe findings
They are young men Of energy and enterprise,
and viii find a good field before them in this
country. Although Lew to the country, they
can be implicitly relied upon for honesty and
fair dealing Any Of the SIAIEsaAS readers
having any business in this line viii eli or
write 70 the headquarters Of TIE Erin, 10y Aisin
street, Walla WAllA, next door 10 DOveiiis
factory.
FaOs THE FRosr-Col thurman returned
from tie front Of the n. P. r. X, and reports
tilnes very lively, plenty Of Sorh, plenty Of
men, and great abundan ce Of money. He
reports times very good 1t Spokane hoteb
crowded. 50 much 80 that he was compelled to
sleep on . bath tub.
, 1881-12-17
HISTORY OF wkLIA WALLA COUNTY

Seventy-seven years ago this winter
little band Of white men, ha!f famished,
reached the Wa.la Walla Valley from over
the Rocky Mountains. For nearly two years
they hah been travcrsing an unknown will
derneSs. moving to the west from the Allan
tic state, star hing for the western shore Of
our continsnt. Ragged, forlorn, starving,
but not dlsheartened, they forced Passage
through the Blue Mountains down into our
valley where dogs were purchased by them
Tor food. from the awe stricken Indians
These were the first white men who saw
AM portion OF this great inland country that
lies between the Pacific OCEAN and Rocky
mountains, out "f whi.h has since been
carved halt dozen states and territories.
From the advent OF that forlurn hope Of CIV
ilization, dates the known history of Walla
Walla and Of Eastern Washington Territory.
Between thst time and now events in the
lives Of men, and operations IN this locality
of powerful combinations, have followed each
other OF nature so strange and wild, that
their detail sounds like the pages Of thrill
ing romance.
VIII better tim- than now present itself
for having put in truthful, and attractive
form. snch OF them al have transpned in our
midst or vicinity, or had ali Influence therein,
1t woaId seem not. There is lost each year,
by death or the distraction of records, more
or less OF the witnesses to those events; and
these consequently comes with the passing
time diminishing possibility Of writing a
correct history of Walia Walla.
If the present is the best tine there only
remains one other question, and that is, have
we one among us qualified is willing
to do it-and our answer is anhesitatingly
| given that we have.
The Historic Publishing Association OF
Portland, Oregon, have sent to this county
for that purpose, Col, F. T Gilbert, Of whose
ability as q historian, Californias = cretary
of State and State Librarian, have subscribed
in the following unqualified terms,
[PrkIISHED BY PERMISSION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
, 1881-12-17

Remai.ing unealled for in the POST Office at
VI ALA w,lla. w. T, on Dec 18th. lSSi:
, 1881-12-17

Tln ~ v-...an or the Friday night
.iks F.A'5 . The affair Is gotten mp
.-i . 2 (, .i,I.. ssi at,endsd "i'h'u' a DOUBT
, 1881-12-17
fr-iieinu on the ArmvV

~ being on the Arm-oN
And cast in the iron stand sSDe not allow
the agents Of other machines to tamper with the
SINGER 1t is almost an every iay occur.
renee that We hear Of the SINGER being in
jured by them. We rrpair all pachines fREr
or CHARGE, except where rev parts are required,
Call and examine the NEW IMPROVED
SINGER or have it left at your residence for
trial before buying any other 1t is sold on in
stallments of ~ month; also on long time
without interest MACHINES RENTED.
BRANcH OFFICE, Nc. 3. first St, hear Main
Street Bridge, Walla Walla W. I.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
Ncyl5-w W. F. SHERWOOD. AGENT.
, 1881-12-17

mel al tic ssas.a has been
D. Ri. a faint, run t''l's'' AhAiI
-- -.-,.rfan :. +. Of cA--eapein' and doc'H''
- ID ---G. = comet to receive any at,
q. .. IL. r.. par. 4 Il. a.trono'aisa. universe yl
-.,r,.t tai. Ba5-tails don 90 ieiF'
.-ta. ar otherwise.
, 1881-12-17
~ oTTieI.LCIIY PAPER:

-,r-The Episcopal church
c.ls - 5'ri rssidsnoe Of Judge ], H. Lasa.
.,sssls st the .,,ripr. was in every way
=. Il Trla,s, IA .a' ~en s,l late attended.
, 1881-12-17

-'.l. %. ',..~la.l,q-r one day this week,
.-I ..s. .s.,- a-sed the proprietor; !;
-F- ~ Law ta. ,u-li oi beer, exclaimed 4!
8 u. -'. .T.Es avay DOT smell os beer
....n,- a-hiui the counter. y y, oq :
. .. ,ss,s Der smell stay on, l
, 1881-12-17
BEWARE OF BoGUs PADs.

Each genuine Holu.an's pad bear> th' iri-
yate revenue stamp of the Holman pad 90,
with the above trade mark printed in green.
Buy none without il.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-17
NEW A1SERFxSEN EMF.
Sheriff. sale.
pYyERT: EorAwaer orHxEc,r.,,y

ENYysR%s Fcra naa.>eE sxCt,,-ry..x
ID ISSUED, out of The second ;,IficaI Distrinf
| the 18th day of March, A. D. 1891. duly a1teStei
| and undar the SaaI of said CONT C,, same ~
and To me directed as SHERIFF of said routf,,
| issued from a Judgment rendered in said tnu~
! ON the l5ti, daV of March A u 1881 II, f,vnr ~
| John Rossar ana against Mitchelj ,,lesnnvich f =
| the sun, of eight hund,ed ami savpnty.trn fly-l
| dollars damages with inerest AT the rate of or,
per cent per an num togpt her with $50 =, costs of
| said suit and all accruiug costs
| The said execution commanding me as sheriff
| to make the aforementioned siIns ont Of Inc
| pcr<onai properly of the defendant \, CIasco
vich, or Sufficient personal properly could not
be found in said county then out OF the real nro.
perty in said county beI0noinp to the defendant
NJ (;lpSrOyich on the day said i,1Cpn,ent IraS
lOcl1ete1
Therefore have seized and levied up0n the fol
lowing described personal prouartv to-yit. Tvr,
stoves and nine ono s;,f,, one nar cHaSt tr-antr
two bar glasses fourteen beer Glasses nine ~
spoons enc lime suuaeyar hal iozen hotfIac al
Sinthe, eight bottles white wine half dozen hat
Ties gum ii cafe nina
yarrnou+t, eiIbf hitter hotties ,l,ra hDt+aS -,
Host ctferS hittn,S Two GLASS iafG rnrr f.nc,1
whisky bottles four 81 yer spice boxes four vases
two dozen wine glasses one lime d ish one and :,
ha If dozen bottles Carqt +, dozen befIaS cIar
f!azan battles baer ono ~, irro,.
one cigar cutter and lighter zen dem i;0bns one
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card table one dozen chairs one e1s[. cJ,ai. ,fht
pctr es one tiger sir,5ern i4rlnS ~ I'm No. -,
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one broken cask gan ten gals - one broken cISll
pIanH, Two br0i'' nj asks sherry one broken cask
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one stovr IoiIGr and nirn ~ SniG $1,000 o,orH,
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