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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15
Anx AWAKE.

Tho reople 1T Kiititas Valley ara
alive and awake ~ their Interests Let
any project M preached IT pnblio en-
terprine. and thew immaditt..ly lend \
helping band. their latest movement
In advance in TO build wagon roai
Acroea thu manntains 10 SEATTLE through
the Sncquainsie Pass. II IL insf the
thing ri the right time and pl.v-~ Gen.
fmith has DEMONSTRATED to- a certainty
that the Road ran h~ kept "p~- all win-
tev. and We hon. a. srs the matter ken
hold NJ In d..sd esrnest. II wrs's cnst
muah N huild orr psrsian OF the no I'd.
md u KIM osunsy nes.ts ux st the
snsnmit. NJ prnmi-ed. We will vnar ~
Yakima will do her p.rsi.n Tut this
road thrnah. ssy We; then LET a. pr.
ftti0n f'9 4 mail route ~ Nv established
frum Se title over. This will create a
lite cs trsv-l, nd immic aim W Il
ep"u psnr into onr ssnrd.rs frnu differ
ont snnrees. The cosis help These who
help thems.ives. Ball this Rad arr ,ss
theSe maintains. and il won't ba .n1
before railroad viii fnllnw in IT. f.nt-
steps. Next week we will civ. n pr ,c,i-
cal estimate 1T thu amonnt IT work to bs
done sfid It's - aud stall acit it the
SUBJECT till something IL accomplished,
being oonvincai that IL viii he an i'm.
pnrtaut f,ctor in tho development Of
Yakima c"unsv. Record.
Judging by both talk and action. the
people over there are very much in
earnest in the matter Of establishing
early communication between Puget
Sound and tho Columhis river. through
Seattle. Snoda sl,uis, Elieushnrs and
Yakima. The people Ut Ellenshurs and
vicinity kaos tho meaatsia p.~s
better than any and all others. aud they
know the Snoqualmis 81 he the easiest,
most open WY betwc n tbs eastern and
vestern sections. They favor Il in co,. Sc
quence. and losk Ia il ~ tho most
ready means of deliver mss from tha
del .ys, inconvsniences AMI ex,orsioas q
which they b I'VE hsrstofors bean subject
IN shsir intercourse With the outer
world. Our people. knowing the nasur-
a advantage of 4 wsRnn rosd. and the
enormous traiIic - BE- dor ved from il,
will surely no longer resiss the apps ia
for help in the enterprise. With az
without a silrosd a wagon road is
matter Of urgent necessity. and is will
b shsms'ul II 1853 il allowsi to psss
without the SnoQn~l,nis trait being
made intn the Sno1u slmis rosd.
The Kittit%s Valley correspondent II
the other Yakima papsr-ths Ssssai-
Ia the paragraphs following says some
things pleasant 10 hear in this e1n.
uection:
Everybody 10 talking about the pro.
posed Sn.qaslmis Rstd.
smith Hrs. dispatched QUO IN ldrcd
Of ms besvss 81 Seattle on Saturdsy
last, IN charge 1T ludi IN John accom-.
panied By twO 1t his tillicums a. Yivht
and lift supporters. thus showing thai
the indisn. whru once ssverpd frvm rvs-
ervatiuns. hsC0mee useful, industri0ns
and Trustworthy member OF . oisty.
Smith 6rOs ssHs an additional It's head
over on rusodNy, ~. 0so. Ssnish him-
oe0 nenompausIna thssn. III : shost
thine I'D mofs vii IN nons avsT - aan,s
spnte. ~ An0Qo slmie traiL tlthsr
oenee egDoen1ieG - nnse 10 teod WI
: - osqe - ~ eoonD q : GknGo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Craa1 Rsif. E~x.ss banquet, anA
C~~A vfsue CeaSgasfy.

CsasA Rsif. Es~x.ss BasSses, asA
Coed btsse Generally.
Members OF the Ancient Order Of
United Workbench. and the pubIis gen
orally can bat feel proud Of the success
of the ovation rendered to John A.
Chiids. Grand Master Workman, and
X. S-veomb, GRIND Recorder. Who are
at present visiting the various lodges in
this section of the country.
The three lodges OF Seattle, assiseed
By members Of the various lodges on
tbs Soond. received the Grand officers
Of this Jurisdiction On their arrival last
evening. and escorted them to Assonic
Hall
After some preliminaries Aeasrs.
Chiids and Nevcomb explained the
object Of their mission, asserting
il to be TO encourage the va
riods lodges in their jurisdiction. and
90 stimulate them 20 push forsard with
unsb tied vicpr. and increase their
membership and strengthen their e.
gzniz4tions. AZ the conclusion ut these
remarks, all repaired To Yesicr's Hall,
which had been beautifully decorated
IOr tho OCc38}Ou. dftu WDeIe ufuCtU2
vas in progress. At O'Clock banquet
Vas given ~ the Arlington Hotel. The
Spacious dining hall. which had been
decorated With great tsste and npIro-
priateness. vas thronged TO its utmost
o ,paci y. and the tables s~r- Iosded with
all that is t-inpslng and nice James
Mcknight, E<q-. presided as master OF
ceremonies, and after mixing n few
vsii-siIned AMI appropriate remarks,
called upon the different gentlemen
present to respond 10 the various to-s.s
proposed by him. The banquet proved
= remarkably happy affair. and VAS en-,
joyed by all. After the feast. the guests
returned 10 the hall. where dancing Vas
ontinu. d till a late hour.
The, 2 nd officers proceed TO Victoria
this nurning and ~lli visit the varfous
lodges In British Colombia before their
return. They speak in the highest
terms Of the tres tment received At the
hands of the lodges of Puget Sound, at
Seattle, and express themselves as
agrees,b!y surprised At thrift and stand
ing Of the order here. We congratulate
ths workmen Of Puget Sound over the
SUCCESS Of their banquet and ball last
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Old SrrAMB1ATMEN TO BRrrrsn Co
LUMnrA.--This morning Capt. James
Wilson, for twenty years master and
pilot IN tho q. s. N. and q. X. d N.
Companies, leaves for Fraser river to
assume command Of the steamer Skuz-
zy, plying between Boston Bar and Lyt.
ton, 4 distsnce 1T - miles. r il is con.
hidcred the most difficult piece of river
~ navigate ON the American continent.
In The short distance above mentioned
there are oi1ht rapids, over each Ut
which the boat has 10 no ''Iined'' With
heavy hswsers and cspsssn. Captain
]. ID. TaekalKrry, another Of the cOm
psby's old and trusted IN .strrs. Who Wan
engaged last fall on the Stikeen and
Fraser rivers. leaves this morning :.
take comsnsnd If tho splendid new
steamer Il. r. Rithet. WHOM plies 10.
tween Victoria and Yale. Neither ono
Of the gentlemen have Left ths y. X. 4
N. Cos employ. but they have b<eu
aparrd 70 accommodate the Csnsd "a
Faoitio railway Ia its work Ut c"nstruc
tt"n. rhros young men, w. II Mixer.
Tor i've years In the e.nploy Of K. =.
Lsr-en at Asorla and Portland, w. H.
G,'fbsm and Mr. Shields ALSO lsavs this
morning Ia acc-pt positions NJ purssrs
on tbs Fraser river Route. In the employ
OF the new syndic st-. which il tho ON.
sol,dAiiun vt the ste 1,ubo Il interests Of
John Irving, formerly Of Por.lsnd. and
the Hudson By Conpanv.- Ossqoaitn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

STILL ANorHxR STEAxEx.-Capt. w.
H. Ellis has now arranged for the build
ing of a stern wheel steamer to ply on
the waters Of Lakes Union and Wash
ington. j. r T. Mitchell has the con-
tract for she hull and cabins, the Wash
inQtoa Iron Works for the machinery,
and Smith d Penney Tor the boiler.
The captain hopes TO have his boat
ready for service by May LIST, 1888.
And now thar steamer il being built
to run on the lakes and up Squ.k slough,
wouid it not be good policy for the
people living along the banks of the
slough tn clear that stream so that a
steamer can do business on il with some
degree of snccess?
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mxEVgsBEs.

&C. Phinney 4 Co. have something
new 70 say to tbs people this morning
ToA J. Burr. Of Olympia, has been
awarded U. y. p.teus for a nsw Eoller
dredss invented by him.
They have the smallpox in Portland.
a 'ssniiy Ut ten psrsoas oeinR qusrsu-
tined ou account vi Its preseuoc among
them.
Ten thousand hop roots can be bought
zs tie iow pr,c- of = psr 8, oosand by
~ king immediate application At this
Office.
The Dayton Jou,nol s.ys Hon. X. 2.
,t-en was declared An "habitual drunk
ard lat Saturday by order Of the Pro
bate Judge.
"a. Graham. the tailor on Ff,nt
street, has recently enlarged and refitt-d
nv ssl' p - thst nov II presenIs quite
e1zy appearance.
In. Variety Oyster and Chop House
On Washington street IL prepared To
:reat handsomely ali who come ~ its
tables for It's cheer.
Mr.. Spencer, the mail agent. who
changed Routes with Webfoot agent
Sound in his old y ton.
Tse bull of Cove d Wilson's new
steamer Is now abous completed. and
will be launched from hiicne,l's ways
-ita.r on Saturday or the first os next
week.
Justice Cam has jsined the telephone
band, and bis number Ii 81. Persons
wishing Justice at a distance, can have
IL dispensed through the Judges tole-
phone.
Tue Walla Walla Bicycle Club goes
now in uniform. With our improved
streets there il a chance nov for club
here. Bicycles are the cheapest kind of
animals ~ own and ride.
L. Scott d Son have the sale of the
| new McCallis,cr addition, up the bay,
aud have already dispersed of consid-
cradle rortlon Of it. Looking out upon
the bay and the city. the view there Is
terhap. the most lovely 10 be obtained
anywhere in the vicinity.
b. private note from Seabeck we learn
| that ten lab0yers are wanted there i'm
| m-diateiy, to work on the pile driver.
and excsvstiDg for the new mill. Wages
paid are &0 and 80 per inoath with
hoard. HIRE !. q chance for some OF
the idle men Of. this city.
A new and very positive regulation
prevents people on the wharf going oa
board the beats of the u. Il. q N. Go.
until the pa>sr ngcrs arr ali landed
Every venIna tho msts stands by IA
eject from the planks tho over.y eager
ONES on the wharf. much to the a-tou-
sxh al hSn t,ax ha.. -
the new rule.
In compliance with general desire
on the part of the public, AIT. Harris
hss had telephone placed in the Audi
tors Office. Tins will prove great
convenience ~ lawyers aud others who
have business wlth that office. Con
siderable dissatisfaction is expressed
bec .use the Clerks Office is not also
connected with the telephone system,
bus whether pressure enough can be
brought To bear u induce Mr.. Ludlos
to put in a telephone, remains ~ DO
seen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Coon ArpDAscs ~ tcoa All Carter !,
the tvo ,onne hoodlums nov confined
IN the county jail, hsvs become tired VI
pfison faro and again profess repent
ancc. Yesterday thy sent petition ~
Judge M"rslAnd ask.rg ~ be- liner ,tei
aud promising TO issvs the city. Il
u r-portsd that u person named Kress
and ,inpAnlon, who lately went from
here 10 Seattle. we're shaugnaid th-rc,
and Now u turtle ptrts they re bound,
where omnibus m " ut. theas." In
view 4 thi. trs,e " It woaid. p ,rhap.,
lie well for judge VI orelrnd to grant the
petitio',ef Bsc,n and Csiter. and allow
them 10 be- r-l~ssed from the j,il her.
upon conditIon that they 60 ~ opcs Ia
Seattle. But then it would be iust our
luck for the shanphsiers - 6s gene
wh-n Bsoon aud Cart.r arrived there
Oregosida.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

RHoADEs-PIERsoN- Olympia. March
], Alfred J. lhoades, of Cowlitz county,
and Mrs. Anna Pierson Of Olympia.
FELLows-RosE-InC Cheney, Feb. q. O.
NJ. Fellows aud Florence Rose. all oil
Spokane county.
RIrrsNHoCsE-N,s Ash In Cheney, Feb
Is. Geor w. K'tfenhouse and NJ ].
Nash. all OF Spokane cou ~.
ASrERsOS-PARKs-In Chener. March I,
Andrew A. Anderson and Maggie f.
Park. all OF Spokane county.
CA,L-PARKs-In Cheney. March 1. H.
NJ Call AMI Dolly l'arxs. all Of spokane
county.
MCCAULIFs-JoHvs1 Cheney, Feb
~ }. J. McCsul,ff and Eliza J. johnson
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Much OBLIaED.-An Idaho CORES
pondent writes: II send you dollar
and a half from myself, and dollar
and half from another man for the
p.per for each of rs half year. 1t is
the opinion Of the boys here that it is
the Lest paper this side of San Francis
CO." He further writes: IL am glad 10
hear that Sc title il making such great
strides in her manuf cturino aud CON-
mercial enterprise and may she long
continue so say l."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Notice is hereby given that the whist
ling buoy at tbs mouth Of the Columbia
river, Oregon. has besn shifted tn the
entrances Of the soatn channel, south Of
the middle sauds. Taere Is at p essnt
- feet 1t low water in this channel.
Tne north Oh innei has been gradually
e ling up to II feet. BY order of the
L,vhshouss Board:
STEPHEN C.. RovAy.
Vice-Admiral q. s. NAVY, Chairman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

BOUND OvEs.-John Kerwin. the man
who cut George Yank so seriously few
days ago. was taken before Justice Cam
yesserd " for hearing. He waived ex-
animation and was bound over In the
sum of 5000 to appear before the nex'
Grand Jury. Failing to find bail, tie
defendant was sent to jail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

THx DAKorA.-the steamship Dakota,
Capt. Morse. arrived of the harbor a,
Victoria aboat four o'cleck Tuesday af-
t~rnaan, bat In consequences OF the tide
not rising high ennugh. SHE finally went
into Esquimalt and landed mats and
passengers, ADD arrived at Victoria AT
osb Yesterday m.,rning. She expert.
enced y. w. w. WINS With sh,ck fossy
westh~r: vxs detained four hours in con-
s.Qusnc-. Met the u. w. Elder on the
Ian. A. 3 Am. Hmiles north VI Blsnco.
she b ID tAS ms Ut freight fur Brislsh
CsasnhsA. which she d'soh ranged yestsr-
day and may b. expected here this fore
NOM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

TEE JosEPaINE BErN6 kKPAIKED.-
Workmen are nov engaged in repairing
the hull ofthe steamer Josephine, which
was badly sheltered on the occasion CT
her boIi-r expldgaOn. She Will be pu.
in running condition, and be used ex-
ciusivrly IN towing and lobblng about
the Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15
Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT ~ THE COLUMBIA
yANcoUvEn BARRACKS. w. r..
March 8 lsS3
OEALFD PROPOSALS. IN fRIPLI-
< cate. subject 10 the usual conditions.
will be received at this Office, and at the
oiiic-s OF the Acting Commis-aries of
Subsistence. at the following posts flor the
fresh b ef and Mutton neeGed Ut those
pests only until " o'cl cs noon. on We'd
nesiay, April 18th. lSSa at which time
and plsc. they will be opcn-d In the pres
encc Of bidders. for furnishing and deiis-
cry Of Fresh Beef and Mutton during the
year commencing July 1t 1876: Boise
barracks. !. T.; Fort Csnby. w. T.: Fort
C6 " d A enc. I. T.: Fort Klamath Orc
gon; Fort Lapwai. |. -: Fort Sp kane,
w. r.: Fort Stevens. Oregon roft Town
eene. w. T.: Vancouver Barracks. w. +. !;
Fort waila wasia, WI.
Bank proposals. and printed Circular
stating the kind OF Beef and Mutton re-
cuir-d at each post ann swing full in
sfructions ~ 70 tho manner OF bidding,
condltiu11s 20 be observed BY bidaers and
terms IT contract and paym Mt. win be
furnished on application 20 this ONCE, or
the Acring Commi&aries Of Subsistence
NJ the various posts named. Envelopes
cont ming proposals should be marked,
e rsopns Is for fresh bcef and Mutton al
-.-.:..-., and addressed 70 the under
signed or TO the respective Acting Com
msasaries Of Suhsl-tences
SAML +. GUSHING,
mrlA DIV ~ CaptA and C. s. y q. A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

VICTORIA FaEraHr.-Says the Colon;st:
The steamship Dakota bad to refuse 1OO
tons of Victoria freight ON Saturday
and the company's iron steamship Mis-.
sissippi was imlnedi ,fely placed on the
berth for Victoria and sailed yesterday
direct. The Mississippi will come along.
side WEIGH, Rithet 4 Co.'S wharf in this
harbor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

The Bargain Store has Just received a
fine line Of Notions and Fancy Goods
for TIE spring trade. consisting of RIO
hnns, Lsces. Embroidaries. Gloves. Hos
iery. ETC.. all tn he sold at very low pri-
ees. Next door 10 Cooperative Gro
eArv. Front street, in Denny's now
Block.
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DIED.

VALID In SeAtte. March IL # memb q
nous Group. Charles son Of r. w. and
tfsri'i.h Columbia and ST, Louis paper;
pl .ase copy
Little harley was a hriaht by, his
mothers pet AMI his fathers pride and
joy. BY his Sudden TAX ing of his fond
parents src howed down with grief. and
cannot be cnmforfed. s'niy parents " nc
have parted 18th their dear oscs car
appre late and fully s,m,sihi>e with
Mr.. and drs. Wald in this their hour Of
great bereavement
Fu. cal s-rvices will no held ~ the
family resitence. on S..ccnd Ut rect. ncas
tn. Epis.opsl Chanel at o'clock today
frienis Of the family are i,v tel t, be
prscat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15
LOST, STRAYEO OR STOLEN.

DARK RED, TWO-YEAR OLD
~ heifer. with q white star IN her fore
head. and three white curls on the end OF
her tail. Five dollar reward will be given
for her return t. the undersigned or infor.
marion of her wher .ab1uts.
fe2t It u. C. PHINNEY & CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

The finest line Of goods ever offered
in Seattle will arrive per steamer Dako-
tn at Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15
Nor Rx,sALsD.-rh. statement pa,

Nor RErsALsD.-r hs statement pub-
i'shed in some Of the papers on the
sound that the Presumption lav had been
repealed, i fslse. Il il trns tho Houss
OF REPRESENTATIVES pssssd bill TO ID.
peal the tAw. ous u never passrd she
senate, MR. recesvcd tbs approval of
tue Executive. hence it amounted ta
ntuRht. Tue presumption Law ssill
stands on tbs ssssute books Of oar
cuonsry, aud every Awsfiosn cstixsn
vho has NOS d ne 20. hss an opportun-
nyM svsliing himseif Of she ooussits
of that greet and guod lac.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

For man it has no equal: for beasts it
ia not excslled. What? Kendall's
Spawn Cure.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Gents undsrvsAs, Wnits Shirts, Ovsr.
Ale, Neck scar. aud Soxpendesa, ~ q.
b LatlslI's HArgAn 6soss on F,oos
street nsAS Aadisuu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

Il ia the sunshine itself that makes
every shadow.
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For Sale.

A FTRsr-CLAss BILLIARD TABLE.
- Inquire OF COLLINS & DUFFY !.
Ncwcastle mrs iw
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For Rent.

4 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ON
~ the corner Ut James and Sixth streets.
suit able fvr q xebtlem IN. miro Ct
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15
II you WANT A GOOD GLASS OF
PILSENER BEER.

Firm the United Stasea brewery. San
f~ancisca rail- ON joe Happier. At his hall.
In the basement. on Frssnt street, asiioin-
sng novd Z P.sncin's store GoOd free
lunch always spread. and all ar. invited
70 rail and sample the celebrated beer
col here Ct cents per glsss
tells Il JOS. KAPPLER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-15

&l0 A MONTh WILL BUY .
Wsu ctaire lot n either Hanscsss
" he's leta Burke. or Sander's addtitoSS
beautifully lOs-ated lots from ~ .
each. TermA ne-fourih cseh. helenee -
monthly pAym MA Withcns lnltx0
AANQEn & .Py1f4.43 "a
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
General fuckers Murder ers.

The trial of Smith Shaw and Dick
! Shaw, charged with The murder OF
General Tucker, has been changed
! on petition of tue defendants to Pom
totoc county, aud will come, mp we
suppose. in February next. This l,lea
for u change of venue is, as we III der
stand, that the defendants cannot. "a
cure fair trial here, but from what
We know Of the facts of the case we
| are constrained to believe TINT a fair,
| trial is about the last thing they de-
sire, A study of the criminal law for
ten years, aud careful reading of the
daily newspapers of tie country for
as long time b ave failed to disclose
to us strong er case OF cireumsan. al
testimony, and If all the witnesses mt
the former trials can be compelled to
attena the court at Pontotuc, jury
of that vicinage will never, in our
Judgment, return verdict of acqult :
tai, notwithstanding the legal acute
mess and learning of the prisoners
counsel. Matt. Simmons, the foul in
strument of Smith Sbaws malice aud
the accomplish of Dick Shaw, after
trial of nine days, was convicted by
the most intelligent jury we ever saw
IN murder trial, and that, too, with
out dellberating thirty minutes, end
is now under sentence of death tor
his heinous crime.
Ch0kaSdlC MESSENGER.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
Petition for Liquor License.

To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Wilkinson county, Mississippi
We. the undersigned voters OF the
I'd District of Wilkinson comfy, re-
spectfully ask your Honorable body
that license be granted to Messrs. Ba-
beers & Norman to retail spirituous and
vinous liquors at their Wayside Store
in said comfy, they being sober and
suitable persons 30 receive said icepee-
Abe Palmer ir, Ben Gorham. Ben
Holland, Nose Holland; Fed Robinson,
Nose Howard, Sam Brandy; Geo Hol
land, H. Simpson, O Burt; Sol Jolla;
Andy Palmer, Alex Love. Cyrus Sell
wage, Budio Young; Rumble Young,
N Selvage, w Selvage, NJ Young; A,
Palmer, Lige simpson, T SeivaSe, a
Richardson; r; Blakes; S Brown, 5
Holland, g Jones, s Jones' p Plains.
B Hawkins. X james. g Thompson, S
Jones, Simon James. Smith, q Price.
III johnson; Dave Young sr, Bill Thorn
! son. II Cooper, II White. L Smith, Pat
MeCulloch, AbeStyer, Dave Harrison,
| F Minor, Anderson. Lane Geo Kohlar,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1883-10-27
The Screw pu!verizer"


vi b Number ofplaniers of the
G. uniy, on last Tuesday we We're a
witness OF the trial of the screw
Pu Vet zer,'' Sn Mr. G. H. Smiths
ptl.taf iof. Tue piece ,.f ground >tlt c.
TED was tie ry wirst Imaginable A
p ~ con,d Ii we nude - ,mpie sion
u, Oh il. But this implement. was OPP
Grated with RECT success /. 1t proved
that one man ahd 6 Du'es cau!d 10
III re and better work than 16 men
AMI 80 mules. With it's various at
acirments, planter, dltcher aud cult
v.for, it is the greatest invention yet
for az leu tnris $. Several gentlemen
present announced their intention of
| eurchhsin. them.
/ - GrepaulHe Times.