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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
MORTGAGE SALE

en- III
Whereas John p. Mueller and Agatha
his wife by their Mortgage deed dated the
9Th day of May A, ID. 1875, and recorded In
the Recorders Office of Gasconade County.
State of Missouri In Book Y page ITO. did
convey to Jacob Jordan, the following des-
cribed real-estste, situate in the County of
Gasconade, and State of Missouri towit /:
West fractional half of Lot No. ~ East
Wharf Street in the town of Hermann as
per plat of said town, which conveyance
was made IN trnst TO secure the payment of
a certain pronissory note therein described;
and whereas default has been made in the
payment of said note secured by said
Mortgage deed; and whereas the Fai1 John
2 Mueller has been dead more than nine
months Now therefor, by virtue of the
provisions Of said Mortage deed, aud in
pursuance of said Mortgage deed, and in
pursuance of the power In me vested by the
Same, l the undersigned Jacob Jordan will
on the
BIRD DAY OF AUGUST 1882,
between the hUurs of ten O'clock in the fore
noon and three o'clock in the afternoon of
that day, proceed to sell the property herein
above described, at public vcndus, 70 the
highest bidder. at the Court house door in
Hermann. in said county Of Gascon vde and
State of Missouri for cash, for the purposes
of satisfying said note and interest.
JACOB JORDAN,
Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

in Der consr.ifouelen Convention,
-loIte eine fcl9e a~beehalten werben, ~
rsprdfentiren: CD @~eusnbabn. 8. @.
8rlaeemaun, Sa6ion BrinfmOun. Wnl
u Gcoper, Mrnolb &umpb, Safob
SiutIane. & s @rats unb 9ermana
Sahmann.
Dl bic %uorIiesenoen Gefddfte ha-
bur& erIebiat luurOen, fOIste 8ertag.
une auf unbefimmte 8eit.
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2Snrn,tm0.
Sanfingung.
Oanfia0mn0

9Hir itatten hermit Nuen, welbe unt
unldBIih bss Mbtebeu5 uuieres Sobn-
6suS ibr BeiIeth be;eigten uno BEN
BrardbniB oesfeIbsn beipobnten, unis-
rem bsr3lib: N Daut ab. 8eionherer
Oant mo1tsn mir cen &rdsern nod
Qusbrud esbeu.
Die trl|utruncn Gltern,
90uiS Yoei II. Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Ser am legten Sonutag in Der
@otunbo Oes Sair'YIabes abaebaItene
Bah e~rfreute id zines guten Seiu6eS
un6 aue Sbeilnebmer amifrten Td)
toflih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

@ie aus @nldIassetteln eriidtIid,
uiro ole Sarner'ide She oter-9 ruppt
an Sonutos, ben 80. 6.@. cine 8or'
itequus in Der CONCERT Sale aebsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

IS wuroe ftrner angeoronct, 6df
Dns @OmitemiisIieG in iebem {ewn'
lbip Den Srt Der S~srinmmtrno una
Die 3eit, ~ wsIhsr Sieislbs CUR Orb
nuEa gerpfen werSen. iOI, ourd Din:
f9las,sttel bsfannt MAIDEN ioae.
Oas 6 cmite ernannte alSbann Die
foleenben Serren un SaseOuabe 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Gin gutter Oeutfder 9ebrer miro in
ter oHeutliden Sdule gu Seferfon
Gitg nerIau9t. @ebalt $50 per WO-
nut, S6nltermin 9 Wonate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Sn Sot9e zines 9lufrufS beS Sor'
Users 6es reputlitanii6en Central
Counties bon @nsconobe @ountp, fanb
ant Ies:en Sumita9 cine SeriammIung
DER Mitalieber bieies GOmites itatt.
Gs iunr0e beidIofen, cine Contention
CUR IufiteQuna eine5 GountDs&idets
ant Samfag. ben Is. September auf
Der Sarm OsS 9errn Srrb 9obein, 8uei
Meilen norOli6 bon Srafe, absubaIten.
SIS wurOe ferner beiblOhen, onB Die
@abl bon 9elegaten gu bieier Con
uention in Den ueridieccuen Sopnfbips
am Samita9, 6ea 2. September, fott.
fnoen loQ. Die Bafis Der Geprafen.
tation our County oubention wuroe
ouf l fur ie6e 80 Stimmen, bic fur
@arfelb a~bac9eben iuur6en, feiseiekt
unO is0em Sopnibip einen Delegation
fur icoen 9rudtteiI o Is Stimmen
ODER mebr ;ueefproden. Siefe @ins
tbeiIuns eiebt ben peri6iebenen Sopn-
ihips folaenoe Experimentation:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Gin @ontoe, cen "a. SuIi, um 9 llbr
@ormittass. ruirb bos i'm nabtifdeu
Yart bsfn6Ii9e @ras on ben Meitbie.
tenSen perfteiaert per0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

bieieLbe perihont, wie 6u febf." Waa
leIe in elmer anoereu SpGIit. - n@airo
Bulletin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
Tarilt IN ~pcrfamfcm.

Sine 3arm Scn 10 Ader ntb[ @ttdmli&fei.
ten, sfsi ReiIen pfItli9 SEN Berger Citation,
1T biaig IN perfdufen.
Ra9lufrasen bel
6 has Stcin,
Berger, Wr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

SrudarGsiten iperoen binis unb &C.
i4madUou in Ser Sob-SfFce bisfss
8lattes aueefertlat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
9ermanner WolksbIatt

Entsrod aa The Post Ofacs at Hermann, Mo-, and
admitted 1cf transmission through the mails at
econd alGAs rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
OnfInnfcm

Tim lluterjet6neten III DOT etra 3 @s&en
zine i6pnr,e GIeIfutr iriiteu - unh "a 6anb
bod entlaufsn. Dtmjenigen rtI6er mir attr
ben 8srbtrib ees Gels lhriftli6 CHR miineltH
Ausfunft sie6i ppsr mir eeuieIten inriidbrirat
psrhe i4 sine eusemsFrrs SsIobuuns se6tu.
Nua 4. 8Tebe.
Dermhnn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

@eisen 1T felt lsster @O&e UNI elm
bebeuteubes imBreife sefulen. trosbsm
Yrsife i'm @usIanb etWos in Die Sobe
aingen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
8erIamat.

Gin brap:s NRd djen ;ur natethEb.
nns ncg @.suailGnA pGta iOi0ri
Stcie % gC,U @oga.
Yau=. , pssoe II E-t;iou . PlGttes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
@66entlicber Marffberidbi
@etreie nrarft

y roeHftcnmd I.
Sprriltrt Yor
GEORGE KRAETTLY. @rccer.
Die ausegctcnen preile ue.ben BON 5Snblern.
imeitrus I'M 8naItl be3atIt.
Butter rcr ViRre ia
&ier pcr Qvsenb 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
slnti YrObibition Oeieaf9aft
DoM 0astoaaSe GOMMts.

SGtrliGe General YtrlammIuHs une Ht'
d~mtenIrdbl am @enntase ben 16. Sui Ha4'
mittlas 3 rtbr IN rer Concert SaGe.
@thtige @ei6Gfte Iiesen pur uni llne alt
MitsIiscer uno lOIte pelfe hem @erein tet-
trettn MOLTEN erinseub erIrdt su erf8tiGsn.
9obn pfautfG, YrileeIt,
Wt@. poef6eL, 0ice'prdneent,
@ NJ. 9er3oa, S&abmet FER,
Nt. T. ~ erteue &ecretGr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Ice-Cream le6en Sonntas in be
Mein5ole bon Wartin Naemonn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

Ice-Cream isOen Sonutae in Der
@einbaae bon Martiu Maemanu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
NDrbbcntfcber 2IDpN.
Baltim OrC9iHiG
R~cgeImGBise RaHag;sTbef6FsCEH1g
jRif6sH
Sremen un0Sdltimprt

ID q 9 t.
bird bic rfeuiIitR ~ketanHttR. sifrrrn gdssR-
ben . TsfhamPfitiHe eEhr Glase ssa 10
IONS:
@ramnfdbUeis. 9eiptis. 9eEmGnz.
Marmberes &0lH. Straeelga.
Gbfabrt . 0 n Bremeu isesR 4niuss&
WbfdbTt 0 n Baltimore. ieeen Eszau1aA
DIR RSrsetuil6s SisSe is eis srsslf eszi-
ldt DamsfihiHfab:is = 9eieai4&h trtzR
Dampfrr Fnh anf has Ss!ssar ssA1zt NJ
etHtlhtn Sttleutra te1lnnf unS gsEa1
ssn esutf&sn 0aPiiaiasR ASfseisL Ia
Ibaifa&e. ea6 fat
Sine Miaisn %sEaeiere
bic llebtrfabrt apif6sn GnEes1 une azuf1
mol am Stftn FIR eis Sslifkthrif etriEr Stlis
tsim rtiisuetn pubIifRn.
3WifAeueedSs NaHaeieEe
befGrbsrn mir su anssrVTefH;li4 kiHiSEa F1r-
fen nab unb sSn DsHil4isnes SsaETEa41&
gdrn, u. |. -.
Wien g%inpanesTsTn mai RFRii4sa SksslsE
If bic AeiIe ieer y dttimSTe ssaa A<isa-
heTs anluTdtben : ne TeileH StT ht1il "a IN
Baltimore rpr iteer uehers ertkeiluus ssfa5Bf
une t6nntn bel anfunft In SllfizsFr unza-
tel6dr BON Dampff9tH In eie bereifesASaRra
Giienbabnpastn hsissn.
Ct ale has GIte BateEilne ksfaSra. go
Verrdnetr uHt drfRHes bsTaker fsmmFz kf
fen nil, lelte I'D an biz naisElei3arfra M,Ea-
ten peHeeH, eie Az ieesT setASen 4RssasA
germ bsrfit fne. Srisai4e AHfElsrn ssEsrl
prompt benutp cTtet.
BeA- G6tt earaHf, ea6 GHrTe PaFaErf4riaf
flr bic DanpfeT ees RSFkRGSf14sn
SiSsh auseefeHt ruesn.
u. G6mbmad6er s Co..
@eaersl.& asaitR.
5 Sl6 @an Ctr, BaIiimerf. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
1885 so
STATE OF |

STATE OF MISSOURI ~
County of Gasconade.
L. A. Labhardt. Secreta ry of said Savings
Fund Association, do solemuly swear 'hlt
the above statement is true to fhe best OF
my knowledge and belief.
A. LABHARDT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this
18th. day of July A. d. 1882
AUG MEYER, Clork Cir. Court.
Seal
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Scrlnnaf.

Gtu oteeH,l.G,f3 MaDneu fur Gqae.
mriHt 9aaFe.ecn. AIn3uffaaeu bel
Su4ius Aunkban1en
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official Statement

80 The financial condition of the Citizens
Savings Fund Association OF Her'nanHi
Mo-, on July i. iee2.
- Pal Eskata nnd,nbtedly
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21
M6hfhnIe

OedbfdbnIe.
llnttr,tiGnete rirt am 5 SnIi cine Hdb-
Itule eT6faen une jeten Ha6mittas in ibrrr
Mebnung llnterri4t int 8dben, Strideh,
Gti6en. pdfetn u. (. 10. ertteilen.
I'm srnristen 3ulprn& kitst
9ena SrerI&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

GReine Ianaidbriae Grfabrun9 in
sbipem gefdaft befdbiaen mid meine
2unben nit ben beiteu Waaren I'M
Rortte su ben m69Iidlt uieorigitcn
8TeiIeu be6ienen 3u f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-07-21

JFeenb KtI@e SniHriff rir6 In trbaktnfr
f&kHfr S&rift unrnteelbli6 %einaesoTru.
Trefie niehrieer ais abnttne ArbGt aus
9tsin unb hauerbaftrr unp ib5nfr. Il eber
A~1eiSunbtrt rtrI@itbenc 6crfhta rrn 81 bis
$1,000. pbOtrgrapbiet unr Gyempfare Rnb bel
beM 4nty1ei@neten iur AnfrbE.
&CeBeh NGbtrem Ttnee utaa pb an.
r. II. HASSENRITTER
assRs fir bic Dstvpit Srpnee Comp.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
A POpuIar Captain.

Capt. John Duddleson, an old N. T..
captain, Cheboygan favorite, and who
has commanded the fine steamship
Thomas W. Palmer ever since she came
out, has resigned as master of the lat
ter. While at Toledo Capt. Duddleson
was presented with large and elegant
ly carved water pitcher by the Palmer's
crew with whom, as well as with the
owners of the steamship, Capt. Duddle-
son is great favorite. He quits the
Palmer to take charge of the steamer
f, and P. M. No. 2, which is now receiv-
ing her finishing touches at the Detroit
dry dock, and which will start running
between Luddington and Milwaukee on
September Is.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
The Schooner Lawrence.

The tug j. w. Bennett returned last
Sunday morning from the schooner
Lawrence, sunk near st. Helena. They
recovered everything from her that was
worth saving, including three anchors
and $50 fathOms of chain. John DOdd
did the submarine work. and made a
thorough examination of the hull, and
prOnOunces it in excellent condition.
The deck is apparently in as good con-
dition as when she sunk, not a plank be-
ing started. Her sides are perfectly
sound, so far as he could see. NOtwith-
standing she has been under water thir-
ty-three years, he says the gilt on
the figure head is quite bright,
Her hold is only about half full of wheat,
and consequently there was pressure
from swelling grain, to strain her in the
least. Mr.. Dodd says the grain a few
inches below the top is quite solid yet
The anchors, chains etc., were landed at
st. Helena. The Bennett brought the
wheel here, and it is being picked to
pieces by relic hunters. Murphy Broth.
prs, of Detroit, have been written to fol
| figures for raising her, and the prObabil.
tiles are that an effort will be made tC
get her up this fall. The cabin is gone,
the roof being all that is left, and it was
laying on the deck Of the vessel. Mr.
DOdd reports the hold full Of fish of all
kinds, and says the big "lawyers' would
eye him as If wondering who or what
was tresspassing on their domain.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
SATURDAY. AUGUST 26. 1882.
Representative Convention.

Republican Representative Convention
for the district, composed of the counties of
Charlevoix, Emmett and Cheboygan, will be
held at Petoskey on the 18th day of Septem-
ber, 1882, at O. clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for representative of
said district, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the con-
vention. Each county will be entitled to one
delegate for every two hundred vote cast for
Governor at the last general election, and one
additional delegate for a moiety thereof, and
the counties will be entitled to the following
delegates, respectively: Charlevoix 9, Emmett
Z. Cheboygan 9.
Dated, July oath, 1882,
J.E. DARRAH,
A. l.. DEUEL.,
GEO. w. BELL,
COmmittpp.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
Teachers Institute.

The Cheboygan county Teachers Insti-
tute, which has been in progress during
the week, came to close yesterday.
Prof. Walbridge, of Grand Rapids, assist
ed by Prof Gass, of Flint, had control of
the proceedings. The programme for
each day consisted of series of lectures
upon the work of the teacher, and was
replete with very valuable suggestions,
duly appreciated by the members. For
ty-one members were enrolled, and the
average attendance was very good. 1t
is much-to-be-regretted fact that
teachers are not alive to the interests of
their calling, fact clearly seen by the
nOn-attenance of many who might have
reported and benefited thereby. When
a teacher reaches the conclusion that he
cannot CLEAN something of benefit to
himself and his school, from the ripe ex-
perience of men grown old in the work,
and who have advanced with the times;
it would be better for his school that it
had never known him. The conductors
in charge are we'll and widely known in
the educational interests of our state,
and we feel certain that the teachers
who have been under their instruction
for the past few days are the better pre-
pared to enter upon the duties of the
school room.
The public lectures in the M. E. church
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
were we'll attended. The subjects,
"Health and School work, by Prof. Gass,
and "The Value Of Life and|Power of Ex
ample" by Prof. Walbridge, were ably
handled. ~ M.
Thursday evening was devoted to a
lawn social in the Union School grounds,
the most successful (socially and fnan-
cially) gathering of the season. The
grounds and building were handsome
ly decorated and Illuminated, and at an
early hour were thronged. The teachers
in charge desire that their most hearty
thanks be extended to all who kindly
assisted them in their various prepara-
tions, and particularly to Mrs. ]. E.
Nichols, Mrs. M. Chandler and Mrs Oil
yer Clark.
The ChebOygan Band boys donated
their services during the early part of
the evening, and rendered several choice
selections in their usual good style.
All in all, the institute just closed was
one of the most successful ever held in
the county.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

Entered at the POstOffice at CheboygaI
Mich, as Second Glass Matter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
Bauk Taxes.

A special telegram to the Inter- Ocean
says: The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue is having no difficulty this
season in collecting the bank taxes. The
result of the Commissioners decision
last summer was the collection of about
$1,500,O00 in bank taxes which the bank
ers have charged to the International
Bank Of Chicago, who Overdid the thing,
and brought on the examinations and
the new ruling. Most of the 100 per
cent penalties were abated since it did
not appear in the majority of cases that
there was a wilful falsIicatiOn of re-
turns, but in the case of the Information
al the fine Of $1,000 for each false return
was imposed, There is still one case
in New York City not settled, one of the
German savings banks. but this is mere
ly technical matter which will soon be
closed up, when the calendar Of delin-
quents will be clear.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
THE CATANIAlsAN.
Democrats and Green hackers Fuse on
State Ticket.
Committee


The Democratic state convention was
held at Jackson Wednesday of this week,
and the Greenback convention was held
the same day, at Grand Rapids,
and the result was the much
talked of fusion between the two
parties, in nominating state ticket,
took place. the wedding being perform
ed by telegraph. There was considera-
BILE coquetting between the interested
parties before the much desired union
was effected, and in the Democratic con-
ventiOn the time was put in abusing the
Republicans, and in electing Democratic
Congressman, one sanguine delegate
predicted the loss of three Republican
Congressman in this state. 1t was after
midnight before the anxious hearts at
Jackson received assurance from the
coy maiden at Grand Rapids, that their
lOngings would not be disappointed.
THE TICKET.
The full fusion ticket is as follows:
Governor W. Begole (nat.)
Flint.
Lieutenant Governor-Eugene Pringle
(deni.) Jackson.
Secretary of State--A, j. Shakespeare
(dem.) kalamazoo.
Commissioner of State Land Office
John f. Vandeyenter, (nat.) Sturgis.
Superintendent of Public instruction
David Parsons (nat.) Detroit.
Member State Board of Education
Clark p. Hall (nat.) Hastings.
State Treasurer-Edward Kanter
(dem.) Detroit,
Auditor General-Gen. James Blair
(dem.) Grand Rapids.
Attorney General-TimOthy Tarsney
(demD East Saginaw.
BOLT BY GREENBACKERS.
1t seems that the union with the un-
terrified was not relished by all of the
delegates to the Greenback convention,
and after the result was accomplished
the dissatisfied made a bolt, and with
drew to the number of nearly one hun
dred and held little convention of their
own at Sweets Hotel. nominating the
following straight ticket:
GOvernOr--Orrln u. Pendell, OF Clin-
| ton.
Lieutenant GOvernor-Isaiah Mains,
of OtsegO.
Secretary of State-John E. Simonson,
of Bay.
Treasurer F. Upton, of Ottawa.
Commissioner of the State Land Of
| fice-Chas. G. Miller, of East Saginaw.
Auditor General-W. w. Kelley, of
| Barry.
Attorney General-Jason f. Nichols
of Ingham.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank L. Lord, of Kalamazoo.
Strenuous efforts will undoubtedly be
made to harmonize the factions in the
Greenback party, and induce the candi-
dates nominated by the straights to with
draw.
There did not seem to be much enthu-
siasm at Jackson, and offices went beg
ging in party that is thirsting for Of
flee, which would indicate that the lead
ers of the party did not have much hope
for the success of the amalgamated
ticket, and did not care about being
selected as party sacrifice.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26

Hysteria, nervous excitability, waste
of the muscles, impurity of the blood
quickly relieved by using Browns Iron
Bitters.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-26
How to Save.

All hard workers are subject to bill
lious attacks which may end in serious
illness. Parker's Ginger Tonic Will
keep the liver and kidneys active, and
by preventing the attack save much
sickness, loss Of time and expense. De-
Law at such times means danger.-Def-
roit Press See other column
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-23
Important.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 22-The Khedive
went at noon to the Mosque Aboo Albas.
Several Native officers of the Bengal
Lancers did likewise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-23

BAIzn1oRs, Sept. 23.-The Sovereign
utand Lodge Of Odd fellows this mora
mg went to work on . report on appeals.
IL appeal Of Samuel Baker UR The
1tand Lodge Of Nevada was Uusfained;
80 the appeal Of d. w. Wslthy ~ Tha
0tand Lodge Of California. This ap-
e1 md been before the Sovereign
Ssand Lodge for foaS years, ana ID
.aovn among Odd Fellows ~ ths Rob
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-23
PIEsCE COUNT.

Senator Garfield, of Illinois, paid a
visit to this city this week. The Sena-
too is an extensive land owner in What
cOm, King and Pierce counties. II is
said that he owns about 5000 acres in
Western Washington, 1900 Of which
are situated In Whateom county.
The Catholic Church has bought in
New Tacoma, three lots on the north
west corner Of ID and Seventh streets,
at the junction Of st. Helen's avenue,
upon which it is proposed to build a
Catholic Church, to cost from 1900 to
$dO00, at an early day. Father Hyliboa
has procured the plans Of the edihce,
upon which bids will be invited fol
building immediately. II lumber can
be obtained the work will proceed al
once.
The New Tacoma public schools are
expected to be opened for the ensuing
school year about October Sd. The
houses are being nicely repaired and
painted. The teachers appointed are
Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Cramer for the
North School, and Ns. Mccoy and Mrs.
Goodwin for the South School; Mrs,
Greer and Mrs. Mccoy receiving CSC
each per month, and the tWo primary
teachers $55 each. The recent school
census showed 48S children Of school
ago in the city. against 271 last year,
and the number b constantly incrsas'
ing.
The Common Council having instruct
ed the Committee ON Streets to contract
for tho construction of q sewer in the
center OF Pacific avenue, and TO cause
the GRADING of fha avanno In r. unahed
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OMAHA, Sept. 23.-The private stable
car of Ex-Governor Leland Stanford of
California, arrived here this afternoon,
having on boari eight Of his thorough
the Breeders meeting in New York in
York, where Wild Flower trots October
Sd.
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regular delegation from New YORK city;
but with q view 10 the succe6s of the
party at the polls, and for the purpose
of securing entire harmony, they sug-
Qested that the New York representation
DO divided a follows: County Democ-
racy, IS members; Tammauy, ~; Irving
Hall, 10. The report was unanimously
adopted, amidst vociferous applause.
The Committee ON Permanent Organ
ixntion reported. for permanent Chair
man, Lest Z b. Faulkner.
After the address Of President Faux
ner. Gen. Pryor presented platform.
which arraiRna the Republioan majority
in Congress for failing 10 reduce taxa
tion, and to favor such tariff ~ shall
best serve the interests Of all classes: il
condemns tho river and haFbor bill; de-
clarss that. IN the nominaSion Of the
Secretary of the Treasury for Governor
We zee the alarming power Of the Gov
eminent TO control selections: u holds
the Republican Administration respon-
sible for the unredresSed wrongs upon
our foreign horn citizens: charges the
Republican parry in the STATE with hav.
| ing refused a. IunOminAte lss Governor
because he dared 10 use the veto powel
against the demands Of tho dangerous
mouied element Of the State; favors 10
oal oa1f1QOvornmenf OF cities: favofs thu
pa1sAge Of general laws providing fol
ssonrity Against frauds at elections; de-
clAres thAt n1onopolies and corporation
should b hssd sabieos TO the laws Of thu
6taAa. and th.t cospoeate property
aholA pay fair proportion Of the pub
10 o!roenS Nppoe0 2 oonststutiona
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