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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02
the CHARTER OF EncoRPGRarIoR
OF II
MUTUAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION.
RloIaN, Miss,

Ripley Miss,
BE it known this the 18th day Of
August, 1882, W, A. Crum, w. G.
Blackwell, L, Il, Elliott, C. L. Hovis,
and G. z. Belote, residents Of the coun,
ty Of Tippah, and State Of Mississippi
and whose names are hereunto signed
as corporators, desiring to organize
themselves into an Incorporated com.
pany, to be known as the Mutual En-.
d0wment Association Of Ripley, Miss.
And 10 avail themselves of the provis-
ions, Of tho laws OfStato Of Mississippi
hereby and by these presents do Gov
enant agree and stpulate, to form
themselves into o body corporate for
the purpose and under the ~stipQlations,
obligations and regulations following,
TO wit
ARTICLE l.. The name and style
OF our corporation shall be the Mutual
Endowment Association Of Ridley.
Miss, and by that name il shall have
succession and corporate existence for.
""o CaAIAS tAe Term 81 ninety nine
years from this date hereof. Its dom
,Cile SAall pc IN me town o. Elpiey
WISE lSshal MAKE and u3e o corpor-
%'v sea- Aa'nl& SucA uGy!ee as che d.
fS'soIS may &copo' 4yS directors shall
'A%"8 ia" aaoPE sHcn Dy,Iaws and
'oie" Us IAey may deem necessary IN
u" arrangement o. IT'S basinc3S.
AAl-@@G .. Inc object and ppr.
poses Vi Gun incorpor"sioA i3to afford
pecuni%'y endowment, lat Vhe expira-
tlol q tnelf term 81 membership to all
respectable white persons. Benefits
p%yapie #ISAlA forty daya from eXpira-
tioh Ok C~eftllcale, winch endowment
S4aii nc collected, ~ Ill equitable Us,
9eSene4V upon ali the holders oTcertif.
lc&oeS.
ARTICLE .. Inc persona whose
nantes 'ace subscribed to this charter
saaA oouetitufe INC board Of directors
|ho shall manage the affairs and BUSH
ness Of tAe corporation. And should
their number be reduced by death, res
lgnation, u otherwise to less than
three, then the remaining members
shall have authority H. elect a suff-
clellt number Of such others as will be
necessary to mako the board complete.
The officers Of dis corporation, shall
be d President, Vice President, T1easu.
reI, Secretary and General Manager
The first officer under this charter shall
lie " 4 Crum, President; w & Black
welt, Vlce-P President L II Elliott,
Treasurer &C / Hovis, Sec'y; and G
L b9i0tc, General manager.
ANiiohH' E Il corporation Shsll
u.s. 9o'eaIIu un"GI Iue laws OF tnis
2Yase' @nusoy 9uon oy,lS|' aAd fegQla-
t' ,'n h. ~ ,h h"{ oe 10oP'eH ON tlnae 10
WY n.y. s"o oo1lG " uiT9cCo!9, buI
uuy amount beyond his or her asssss,
ulent as fixed by the by laws and q
,ations OF this corporation.
ARTICLE 5. At the end Of term of
incorporation or in the event of its Ell.
tire termination, from any cause, the
board Of directors shall appoint t0ur
commissioners none Of WLOm Shqll he |
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Theliyer IS the organ mostspeed.
lily disordered by maiarial polsons.
Ayers Ague cure expels these pois-
ons from the system, AID is a most
excellent remedy for liver com.
plants.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02
-NON.RENInENr NnrIrn

NcA@SS
The State Of Mississippi,
ITO 1, ) Holcombe.. !.
You are commanded 10 appear be-
fore the Ehancery Court of Tie Copn
ty ofIippah, in said State, on the SEQ.
ond Monday Of November, 1882, to
defend the suit of the Board Of Super.
visors. Of said County, wherein you are
defendants.
I. A. HUNT, Clerk.
July IL, 1Ss2-7-9w.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Petit Jurors for September FERN Of Cir-
curt Court.
John L. Pay Tor, j, W, Bennett,
l, L. CalIlcut, Henry Adkins, W. 7.
Alexander, BENZ. W. Booker, &. S.
e. Weeds, N. F, Shelton, j. Q. Gail
lard, Bert Spight, j. L. Stanford, Z.
w. Rutherford, W, B. Norvell, w.
y. HObsOn, B. L Grant, WIN helms,
w. II. Shelton, NJ. +, Waters, j. II.
sckhart, Henry h. Joiner, A. Z.
lathiq, w. 3. Hobsou, W. p. Miller,
F. Meek, James A. Henson, w.
". Anderson, Boone Bartlett,
ames A. Welca, Il. U. STAFFORD, K.
Y. Nhitten.
SECOND WEEK.
w. N. Street, w. Fryar, w. A
Horton, J.C. Mathis. DanIel ~
Direct, j. M. Cartwright, J. L. Wal
ace, Thomas Frazier, David R.
philders, John I. Qoombs, A. M. G.
Bearley, L. "A. Elliott, w. II. Cow.
Ny, w. J. Halls, w. j.. Hopkins, z,
Il. Hudson, W. r. Ayers, *. S. Be-
lote, j. H. jackson, +. r. Jamison,
A. M. Galllard, o. G, Gray, r. H.
Carpenter, I. j. Creighton, w. s.
Hawkins, w. I. Bryan, w. Q.
Graves, JEFF. Gritty, Job McAIlisrer,
B. Hopper.
GRAND Jurors, SEPT. FERN CIRcu1r
CoURT.
Dist. No Ii. A. Wolf, Isaac Smith.
Dist. No. 2--E. w. Daniels, L. ii.
Elliott, w. a. Shelton and J. ID.
Richardson.
Plat. No. ga. A. Mcbride, N. s.
Watson, !. N. McCrum and Jno.
Balls.
pist. No. 4-Wiley Stokes, N. A.
Morgan /. Fl. Smith and 1. D.
Dees.
pist. No. &c. w. Streetman, j..
W. Thomas, j. w. McCarley and
Aaron Garrett.
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1t is said that a little ~sassafraa
bark-say a HAND fnl toa bosAol--
will keep worms out Of dried fruit.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Every person owning even a
small garden spot should set on,
small frnits and to know WHEY, HOW
and WHAT to plant send to A. NJ.
Purdy, Palmyra, N. Y tor his cats-
'ogue, sent FREE to all applicants;
or rs cents in stamps will get his
54-page "Smalt Fruit Instructor"
He also publishes a 20 page mouth.
ly paper called THE FRu1T RECORD.
Err AND CorrAGE GARDENER" Price
Sl.OO per year, or from this time to
Dec, 1882, only 800. He sends a
specimen copy free to all appli.
cants.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Con. John B, Gordon is proml-
nently spoken of the successor to
Ben Hill in the United States SEN
ate.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Circuit Court opens here next
Monday. The Docket is a light
One, we understand.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Spelling and writing tablets
bnd other new things 10 the sta,
tonery line at Browns,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02
SEG9TE IN Der

is the month between seasons
in the Dry Goods trade how
ever, ne will intertain you
with a full and better line Oh
the 10 cent counters, and be-
sides, If wanted, can supply
you with anything adapted to
any season, fall or mid-wiuter
This season we viii intro.
duce several new speciallies,
particulars hereafter, and
promise you q fuller line OF
Dress Goods, Cloak2 and
Wraps than h,tbsyto.
Staple Clothing for mems
and Boys wear Of solid wear
ing qualities with 8 gre&t deal
Of comfort at a moderate
price, with the staple Shoe
stock, has been well attended,
10, while the dress Inc ofDotI
vii be GoNn1 very complete
Several apccialtioa in ooh
are mere than worthy ofnoto,
School tablets and general
stationery, ws.A De4ocs 1,oNs,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

@NE 81 Great chance 10 make non
S@&D G5 G@s ey. Those who algays
taAe advantage Of thog9od chances TO- max
lag money that orc offered, generally be-
cone wealthy while chose who 10 not Ia
prove such chances remaln II poverty
we want many men, women, boy3and girls
70 work fer w right in their own localities.
Any QUO oaa Up the work propegiy from the
hfsG start. The business win pay more
taan ten times ordinary wages. Expen.
slvo outfit furnished tree. No one who on
sages fails TO make money rapidly. You
can aeyote your whole time TO the work, or
only yoar spare moments. Ful iafeema-
tion 4ed all that isneeded sent free. AID
dress sTINs0S q Co, Portland, Maine.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

For the best pianos and organs
Ind all kind of musical Instruments,
ssnd to Il. G. ~HOLLENBERG,
Memphis. Tenn. See card. If.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Go to +. .. Willis's for fine ci-
CARS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Mr.. Ed Wills, of the firm Of
Wills & WiIdbargor, Memphis,
Tenn, gave Us a call this week.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

The Cream Ofall Booka Of Adventure.
PsONEE R 1,.n nAR1MG
HEROES A DEED !.
The thrilling adventures OF ali ths aero ex-
plorers and frontier fighters with Indians.
outiaws and wild beasts. over the whole
country from the earliest times To- the IRE.
sent. Lives and famous exploits OF DeSoto.
I.aSalle, S.andish, Boone, Kenton. Brady.
Crockett, Bowic, HOWE, Houston, Carson.
Custer, ealitdrnia Joe, Wild Bill. BaHalo
Bi3 Gems. Mites aud C1ook, great hdian
Ctlcts aud sl0res 0f etheis. GENHaN.i
uDNisY ihhts tEAtEp VITA If5 aae ep.i
cravings to tarllf AfshNts WAATEn
Low psierd md pests anythins to sell.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

THE.MOptgomery ala Advert
er has seen q cucumber weighing
hirty-fve pounds. II is two feet
png and over a foot in diameter
nd was grown 10 the county.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

FLORIDA fruit growers have dis
covered that oranges packed ia a
.fue dry sand will keep for months
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-02

Board Of Supervisors also meet
ID Monday, for a short session.
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Petit Jurors Cerseptembsr FERN Of Cir-
curt Court.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

Tho President appointed M,fffi. Widcniapp
Clughoru and IEhia.
Nh Prank brown, Chairman ~ the Committee
on AccouhN, reported that ~ tie S25DD voted
igr I"pi7lniiVooIpcnsca fDtDO had been expended
There Weto feW moro bills tu como in which
would probably absorb total at $225pJ bot mol
more Report accepted
j. NJ. kApcnn moved that tho Secretary Io
allowed 10 days 10 complete his records. Carried.
onDEn or rnG DAY.
Third reading Of nm Act 10 amend section qg5
and 2Cb ~ tho civil Code Passed
Nh Net 10 provide Tor tho Identification of male
Chinese. Indefinitely postponed
Mr.. AholJ moved that the House take "A recon,
until II 40 q. m. Carried.
Tho account Of the Propagation will DO found
elsewhere.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12
ILL.,.
Cnain 10 Mnnara lln1nnnn ~ ~ nuu.nrL-r

MIR Gibson and the Government were Of opinion
that this immi ration cost moro than IL ought TO-
lhoro might DO Other expenses Of which the Gov
ornmcnt have no information. They did not wish
to condemn thin immigration until satisfied Of the
ronapnahtucss Of the charges. The difference OF
the nctunl cost Of Mosars IloffnuuR a Co chnrpca
~ ~ great that they deemed 1t wise to suspend tho
immigration.
Mr. Clcghorn novel that the press bo allowed
TO copy the report handed in by the Government.
Carried.
Mr. Widomnnn, undor suspension ~ tho rules
brought 10 the notice Of the House Bill relating
to tho inspection OF marino boilers and engines,
and moved TINT 1t DO referred To- the Attorney
General In order that he might bring IL forward
next BtsNion. Carried.
Second reading Of an Act 10 nL,cnd section $50
OF the Civil Code, relating To the jurisliction of
the Supreme Courts In CAGE Of HctunB brought
against the Government 10y Ambassadors or Con
snls, by striking out the words which can be in
stitutod 10y the King and Pryy Council
The Attorney General SAID he did not like 10
oppose the bill, but he thought II unnecessary.
Mr. knunamnno moved the indefinite postpone.
ment Of this bill. Carried
Second reading of an Act 60 abolish pcddlinl
licenses Indefinitely postponed.
Second reading OF AN Act to provide more
eihclent administration of the sanitary laws. In
definitely postponed.
Second reading OF Il Bill to reconstruct tho
Board Of Immigration. indefinitely postponed
Second reading OF n Bill TO indemnify the Min
lister OF finance IN the sum Of B7,IY for expenses
incurred blythe Princess Regent during her regency
Passed TO engrossmcnt and ordered 10 be rcnd II
third time TO morrow.
Second reading of nm Act TO amend Section l.
Chapter IL OF the laws Of 1874 Indefinitely post
poned.
Second reading of nm Act TO amend Section 1914
of n law approved on the Sth of August, 1878
relating to the practice of law Passed To ongross
ment and ordered to be read third time on Satur.
day. Carried.
Second reading of an Act 20 amend Sections 9l3
| and 922 Of the Civil Code relating to the appoint
ment of District Justices by Governors in lieu of
the Chief Justices. Passed to enprossmcnt and
ordered to be reHd third time Saturday.
The House adjourned ut J;5 p. m.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

SEVENTY SEVENTH DAY,
MONDAY, August 7th, 1892
House met mt 10 Il. IN. The minutes of previous
meeting We're read and confirmed.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
Mr.. j. M. Kapena, on behalf Of tho Enrolling
Committee, reported that Hrs Majesty had been
pleased to sign the following bliss An Act TO regu-
late the carriage Of passengers and care Of public
vehicles. An Act To amend Sections 9l3 and 322 Of
the Civil Code. A Joint resolution to provide for
the expenses incurred by the Board of Hawaiian
Genealogy, An Act to indemnify the Minister Of
Finance IN the sum of Sl,Il7. An act To provide
for the suppression Of disease amongst animals.
An Act to amend Section lil9 of the Civil Code.
An Act 10 create n permanent settlement Mrs.
Nihauleiua. An Act relating to the Postal Laws.
An Act relating to corporations and corporated
bodies. An Act to define the nature of contracts.
An Act to amend Sections u, Is and 66 of tho
Civil Code. An Act TO fix the pay of jurors. An
Act to admit fertilizers free Il duty. An Act re-
latng to Minors inmates of Reformatory or In
dustrial Schools. An Act to authorize national
loan. An Act to license commercial travelling
agents. An Act to provide for the Identification
of persons authorized TO take acknowledgements
TO instruments. An Act to regulate tho sale of
milk. An Act providing for postal money order
system. The Appropriation Bill of 1850 81. An
Act relating 10 internal taxes. An Act TO regulate
the sale of spirituous liqnossl
The following bills were returned 10 the Assembly
without the signature Of His Majesty; IA Act re-
latlng TO lands claimed hy Native HRwaiinns. An
Act to amend Section 2G7 Of the Civil Code. An
Act relating to deseriion from bound service. An
Act to repeal the Act 10 Mitigate. An Act
to amend Section $50 Of the Civil Code. An Act
relating TO the ownership OF wild fowl. An Act
to amend Section y, Chapter 20 OF the Penal Code
An Act to restrict the immigration Of males ma
tiyes of certain Asiatic countries.
On behalf of tho Finance Committee, Mr. Wide
mann said he did not believe that the amount
charged for pastering the palace Is correct. lie
moved that committee be appointed 10 look into
the matter and report 10 tie Res. Legislature.
Carried.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

minors uycrehnrRed go caoh,s .!,... EIi0 o o
q minors not landed co each "a D.. ca o
10 children not landed glO etch &c. 100 u q
! adult, ~ yonta physcnily unfit .... ~ o o
! adult and mInurt. bnd nontnmLlLDn. " O
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

Total ,,,.... .Y,..t.....,,t 1920 q o
insurance ................Ei - =
tonsnl'n fco,,..u.r....,t 2 lB OF
~-----.H H.
Gi27 II 7
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

Island Of Noloiai Hlo Hamakua, Ko or BY III. month
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

-ilss to gus,an.ss all wos. ss.ss,,ss e s,E ox
Address y. oAxIsy. iE Qusels, q
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

Sia:SissS sss' A .s: siiss Sss;i's
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

WASHINGTON. July 18th. --Some days since Rep
resentatiye WAshburn OF hinnosop, received a
letter from very reliable ana Intelligent gentle
OF Minneapolis, who lost a brother in the
JsahHeife expedition 10 the Arctic The letter
makes very serious charges against several officers
connected with the expedition, and asks that q
special committee OF tho House be appointed 10
investigate the matter
Denver, Coli, July 25.--Ihe Denver TFllaHe's
Ogden, 90. ~ special says Arrangements arc
made for testing the consiitntionality OF the I'd.
munds bill in the Supreme Court OF the United
States. The poygamisis, from President John
Taylor down 20 the distant apostles, bishops aud
elders in the most extreme part OF their domhin
hrYe separated from their wives and are living
openly with one only. All polygAnsis have, un,
der orders resigned from all municipal Offices /,
aud monogaInists, as dsPosed in tho lai,h. havo
been selected and commissioned IN their llscs
Every effort will be inAdo 10 cat the Government
In all ssntions Of EsiIaunds' bill.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

SAs FnlsoIsoo, July 29th.--It is given out that
Jcha Bricht intends visiting the United States lie
has ALWAYS been friend aud admi-er OF this com.
Try, is inhiitutionl. and will receive n cordial
welcome. The gentleman Who could speak well 81
US from nero kearsay, wall have an opportunity to
zoe Tor h,laself aaa - plrtake OF a hospitality
which will know ne stint IA its besi0waI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16

E. F. EldridRe has rented the Episco-
pal school house ON st. Helen's aveHue,
and viii open private school therein
shortly.
A considerable amount OF new hay,
brought 70 town by Indian farmers this
week, sold readily for '$13 and $l& per
ton.
Issae w. Anderson left here last Tues
day On q visit to his old home in Penn
syivsnis. He viii b absent about Two
months.
williams I Granger have the
contract for hauling the stone and
lime for the new Episcopal church.
aRgregatlng about 500 l0ads-fhe largest
job OF the kind ever undertaken in this
section.
Engineer D. D. Clark has made pre-
liminary survey Of railroad line be-
tween Puyallup and Rsnton, aud report
says he viii proceed ut once 70 locate
the same.
Baker & Bostvick have purchased q
kiln Of brick from Mr.. Alden at Stella
COON, 10 b used in the erection of their
banking house, corner Tenth street and
Pacific avenue. Tho work will be COM
pleted this season.-yeNs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16

THs GRAND LOD0s or WoRxMxS.-At
tho recent session Of the Grand Ledge,
A. q. L. w.. q good deal of interest was
manifested in perfectinR existing laws
OF that order and enac;ing nov ones.
The session of last year being the first
since Oregon. Washington and Britist
Columbia were set apart ~ separate
jurisdiction, - special COMMITTEES was at
that time appointed - draft a neg con-
stitution. That constitution was pre-
sented this week for adoption, aud cccu.
pied the attention Of the Grand Lodge
for a whnls day. Retiring Grand Gas-
tor Hare. in his report, as the result OF
mature elaboration, urged tho forms
ton OF = perpetual sinking fund, 30 be
drawn upon in oase OF death assess
msnts running over l6 to ID in any one
year. intention being to tide the order
over any epidsnic Or misfortune Salcu-
lated to weaken tho security Of policy
holders. A cruGs plan vas alsO suSges-
tod which called on. earnest and
thoughtful discussion. AZ a result. the
whole matter vas referred 10 a epecial
committee to draft in appropriate form
and submit to the direct action OF sub
ordinate lodges during the current fisca!
year. TIE recent grand body WAS CON-
pl.mented privately at tho close OF the
session, b. Past Grand Master Hare,
who ha. had long and varied experience.
80 being the ableat body Of men he had
ever seen together. Their efforts in pes-
p.t1ating this order and bringing i. 80 a
state Of excellence will doubtless 10 Of
fectual.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16
PAssExoERs Ysox SAN FRAxcrsCo.-
The steamship Dakota brought 20 pas

PAeeEx0ERS K6OA DAN rkANCIsCO.-
The steamship Dakota brought 20 pas
seneers from San Francisco, including
5. 10 Victoria. IS to Port Townsend, Ii2
20 Seattle, % to Tacoma, and IL for
Olympia. The upper Sourd list Was rs
fellows: For Ssattls-D. c. Webster,
u. NcDoraId. g. McDoweli. T. Pierce
J. NcCarey, Miss Mcdonald, Mary Bar
ron. Mrs. John Blanchard, b. NJ.
Hughes, Miss L. Freygang, J. L. Ford,
sey, Richard Williams. Geo. Williams,
CD. Ma.hews. Miss Shanareen, Mrs.
G. Nelson. Mira. Ida E. Swanton, Mrs.
Peoples. ]. L. iKinnsr. wife and child,
Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Fannie Hoyt, Miss
Miss Weaver. Miss Moore, VIM. Worth
in9ton, wife and son, James Manners,
n. SieQle, N. Meyer. Rev. F. x. Prefon-
.sine, A. ). Miller. James Campbell and
wife, w. II. Whittiesey, W. II. Level
Ign, G. A. Tyler, NJ. Martin. L. Donnel-
IL and wife, Miss Z. Sloane, Mics kenier,
Mr-. l.. II. Scott, Mrs. z. A: Mich Dis,
Mrs. Stanton and daughter, Geo. Nc
rane, and 81 In the storage. For Ia
coma-D. L. blackburn. A. J: lhi, ).
L. Niiliman, Miss G. Black, Miss Ada
Walter. q. +. Westpbal and wife, Geo.
McCaun, wife and two children, b. Il.
CRANBERRY, and IL in the steerage. Fox
Oiympis-H. s. Wymau, John q. By
| ron, N. Brown and wife, Mrs. G. Fox
g. W. Bennett +. J. Brennan, Thos
Powers, DIR. A. Berthisr, w. L. Taylor
Il. Rich and & in the stoerage. She also
brought freight AZ follows: For Nictoris
$40 tons. Port Townsend 10, y attic 3'2
Tacoma ~, and Olympia a tons; total
| 1854 tons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16
Bio FiBs AT COLrAx.-A telegram re-
oeiyed BY Mr.. Gatzert YESTERDAY morn

oeived by Mr.. Gatzert yesterday morn
ing, from Collar, W. T., via Almota. an
nounced that six business blocks had
burned in that CITY on July 14th, and
that only few buildings on Main street
we're left standing. The dispatch WAS
probably sent by the morning stage
from Coifax 10 Aimota. Tho telegraph
Office and inst uments ut CSlfax were
destroyed, hence 1t was impossible ~
ret further particulars. From the tenor
Vt the dispatch Dir. Gstzsrt infers that
tie firm Of Bur2under l. Schwabacher
lost everything. In January they car
ried $4,000 stock, and it has rather
Increased than decreased since that
time. Nr. William Lippett, Of the firm
OF Llppett Bros, merchant rs ColfaX,
who il Low in Portland, received tel
sRram that their fire. proof cellar is safe,
but 40 further intelligence. lie esti-
mates the firms loss about $4,000, ON
which they have an Insurance Of $685.
GOD. Nearly every company represented
IN Portland has risks in the devastated
city. Careful estimates by managers
place the loss at about $3O0. 600, aud the
insurance frcm &20O, 100 to $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16
BUSINESS ron SAL1.-J. II. Hilton. a

BUSINESS roR SALg.-J. II. Hilton, a
well-tO- do merchant Of Snohomish City,
has decided to 60 to the eastern States
on sn extended visit. and offers his prop
srty aud business ut snohomish City for
sale at a bargain. He will sell the store,
stock and fixtures together with the real
estate, or sell thcm separately. MIR.
Hilton has made, aud in making money
out of the business. and his only reason
Tor desiring to sell, Ia. ~ above stated,
his Differentiation to leave the country
for number Of years. Any person
wishing 10 engage in a lucrative bust
ness. where but = small capital is ne
cessayy, can do 10 better than to ad-
dress Mr. Hilton.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-16

SxoxE.-The heavy fres raging In the
woods about the upper Sound are filing
she atmosphere with smoke, besides dc.
ssroying much valuable timber, and in
some instances crops, On either eide
Of Olympia these fires are raging. I've
farmers near Mud Bay have had theiI
crops destroyed by the flames. A sub
scription was raised at the Capital City
this week, TO hire men to 60 out into the
country 10 fight fire, and prevent If pos
sible further damage to crops. A good
shower of rain is the only thing that vii
sffsctually check the spread Of thes<
fires, nov 30 prevalent all along the
Sound, and unless We soon have rain
much damage or Inconvenience will re
suit from these fires.