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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11
nEAl ssrAyE reANsYRRs.

The foilowing arc the transfers of
real estate. N recorded at the Auditors
Office. since our last report:
Margaret Miller to A. A. Denny, east
halt Of lot 8, block Il, Boren's addition;
$1,000.
car. 8. X. Z. Co. to Martha l..
Crossom, west half of southwest quar-
ter of section - 2G-5 east; 500.
]. N. BiRolow to Harriet Z. Ballard,
block 10. II, 20, n, lots l. 2. 3, 4, 8, 6. Z.
10. IL, II, ID, ID, block 30, fractional lots
l, II, block Sc, lot l, block 40, block &c,
LAX Union addition; 81.
Thomas Burke to George Patrick, lot
3, block ~, Burke's second addition;
S225.
Dan Wilson to Elizabeth Neill, east
half Of tract composing 999 feet west
of northwest corner Of block 10, Eden
addition No. 2. thence north BAG feet,
thence west 2S9 feet, thence south 346
fest, thence, thence east 2S9 feet, except
lots I and 2, block 81, Mercer's addition;
Walter Francis to j. F. Cass, lot z,
block 8, Francis addition; $3.50.
X. @. ShiHn to p. 8. s. X. Il. Co, COM
msncing at stake marked l. 64l, bears
WvSs " wv otoSnutt tocAco MUM OOf
feet, thence east 200 feet, thence south
Ga feet, thence west 200 feet, also cor
ner stake marked l. S43, bears east so
fest, thence west 100 feet, thence north
GA feet, thence east 100 feet. thence
south 654 feet; e675.
d. 7. Denny TO Martha F. Shoudy,
lots from 8 to II, block n, North Sc
attic; $500.
Pauline Slotterbeck, guardian, to G..
@. Phinnsy, lots 8 and 8, block 8; lot 3,
block 4; lots 3 and 6, block 8; lots 8 and
8, block 10, NcNausht's addition; $500.
g. G. Phinney TO II. II. Dearborn,
same as above; $500.
H. L. Yesler to Mary +. Feeney, lot
6, block A, Yesler's FIRST addition; $500
John H. Carr to John Sperry, block
20, Yeslsr's second addition; $l20O.
!. N. Bigelow to 3. b. Carr, lots 6 and
I, block 8, Bigelow's addition; $50.
Johns. McCallister TO Eliza A. briggs,
block 8. and one-hah Of the following:
Blocks l. 8, Z. 10, Is, is, 20, lots 1. 8, 6,
6, Z, 8, 3, block 6; lots 3 to IL, inclu-
sive, block 8, NcCallistsr's addition;
$500.
John MeCaliister to Eliza A. Driess
one half OF all the following lots: I, z, 4
., block 2; lots l, 2. 8, 10, IL, Il, block
8; lots l, 2, block B; lots I, 2, s, 10, IL. IL,
block IL: block u; lets l, 2, 2, 10. IL, -.
block -: McCAllister's addition; xll35
John Collins 10 John H. Marshall
block Is, Hanford's addition; 1855.
Kate d.. Lamprey to L. H. Campbell,
lots 10, II and II, block los, North Sc
attle: t25.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

Madame DeFIsrence. the clsirvoyAnt.
has established herself q, No. ). s.
James Hotel
The steamship Mexico vii sal from
Seattle for San Francisco Sunday after
noon al O'Clock
A great uany Sacramento people are
sf present soyorrnlrS Y Seattle. and
more are expected
The fxo beats O. tie Snohouish rivsr
Dow charge The sane rsfes- 8 fog pas
SAGE AID = toa for freight
Fire II the timber, By falling trees. By
heaf and danger, make travelling over
the back roads di5eals and risky.
Al oAcizl report Of the proceedings Of
the County Commissioners during is
recent session VIII be found IN another
column
Coneeys i vixtal. merchants Of Ks
lana TO, ten years past Are about - re
move 10 Soohomisn CITY. One loe Of
goods from San Francisco has already
arrived here for th<D-
1be PorfIand-Ealana section Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad 10 almost all
graded. Irsck-layin9 has begun, and
the road Will Be finished month hence.
Its length 10 about - uilea-
The steamship Walla WallA, last
Thursday, with two thirds cargo On
board, stock On bar In the Columbia
river and had 70 b iiahssnsd BY the ~
noya Of . portion Of hsr load.
Fred Spariine came over from Port
land yesterday. Fred has besn IN the
Northern Pacific engineer service b.
tween Portland and KAlama. That
work being almost done, b viii proba-
bly, be transferred, either 70 ths Port
land Office or TO another dsid.
C. z. Brewster 4 Co. have purchased
Of c. +. stone his interest in the hay,
grain, feed, and produce business on
Yesler's wharf. Il il the intention OF
she new firm to Wholesale and retail all
kinds of feed at the lowest market
rates.
Mr.. /. Cathcart, the we'll known Sno-
homish hotel keeper, has lately pur-
chased what is said to be the fnnst span
of horses in the Territory, and an els-
CANT barouche, with which his family
enjoy the sights and drives of that vi
ciniIy.
The steamer Washington il on the
beach at the foot of Union street, re-
pairing and cleaning. During her alb
sence from the route, the City Of Quincy
will run 10 Whatcom, the Mervin tax
ing the Quincy's place On the Skagit
route, and the Daisy the Aerwin's place
on the Snohomish route.
As will be seen BY a notice Published
elsewhere, George b Adair has been ap-
pointed receiver of tie goods, wares,
merchandise, and personal property
formerly owned by F. W. Wusthof. Mr..
Adair will collect and receipt for mo-
neys due Mr.. Wusshoff. The store will
be kept open, and goods sold for cash
only.
The steamship Mexico brought pas
sengers in number and tens Of freight
for the several ports as below stated:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

There Is ne longer any doubt that wc-
man suffrage In making Roadway in
England. Hon. Hugh Mason has Just
addressed memorial to Hon. VIM. Z.
Gladstone. signed by los Liberal men,
bsrs Of Parliament, in favor Of creating
. parliamentary franchise for women
who possess the statutory qualifications
that 10. that women who are ratepay
srs and unmarried in England may have
the privilege OF voting for members of
Parliament. " course. women when
married in that country are supposed to
loss all their individual rights and prop
srty, opinions and personal identity, in
thar husbands. The los names includs
the very strength and backbone and 90
eial power of the Liberal party in Eng
land.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

SEATTLE, Ars. 10. 1ss3
Councl met pursuant TO adjourn
ment
Preset. His Honor, Mayor 4 G..
Strive. and Councilnea B. T. Day, G.
W. Harris. Otto Rarke, Z. W. W1stho4,
and {. II. Rssin-
your1aI read and approved
PETITIONS EDCETKD-
Prom property holders on Fifth and
Madison streets, asking for change Of
grade o. Madison street Referred
From the Sisters asking that tie
trees II front Of the hospital Be pro
tected- Referred
From citizsns reDoost.s;Inl szsi1st
certain street grading On Blanchard
street. Referred
From S. r. HosEe, sskins to BE- r.
leased from his Warrington street
grade. Referred.
From James W. Smith, proprietor Of
the Bijo1 theates, asking that his spe-
cial sGoes be empowered 70 make az
rests-
From certain citizens owning proper
~ on Pine strest, asking that al bids Tor
The grading Of that street Be rejected.
Battered.
Prom property holders on Third street
asking that that s.rsst b graded
through to North Seattle Referred
A oommunjcation from Chief Wool
cry, askina for tvo additional night
policemen, vas referred
From Health and Police, recommend
ING that the noise caaSed by Chinese
vsahhousss Be stopped after 10 o'clock
Report adopeed, and the Chief of Police
instructed to abste said nuisance after
thst hour.
From Committee on Finance, report
ing fsvorably on the petition OF L. b.
Osborne, for an additional clerk to pre-
pare the tar roll. Report adopted.
From same, on the Spring. Seneca,
Cherry, and Jackson streets assessment
rolls, approving them IS returned. Be
port adopted.
From Committee on Streets, recon-
mending that 8. r. Hoole's petition be
granted, and that the work be complet-
cd at the expense Of the bondsmen.
From same, in regard 70 the Fourth
street grade, recommending that the
rrayeF of petitioners be granted, chang
iuR t4c RrdQc VI Outb1 5sACIh A1ORs-
Cd, and the City Attorney instructed 70
draw an ordinance.
From same, recommending that the
changes asked for on Fifth and Msdi-
son streets be granted. Adopted.
From committee on fire and water,
on petit N of hook and ladder COM
pany, recommending the granting Of
the petition for $500, provided the
apparatus be the property Of the cits.
Licenses TO retail were granted TO II.
w. Hull, CoWles d Foster, Smith 4 Far
rar, and A. r. Hill.
Bills we're ordered paid az follows: F.
b. Whitvorth, STA; 8. @. simpson.
An ordinance was ordered drawn pro-
vidine for sidewalk on Spring street.
Anofdinanee TO provide for the grad
ing and improving of Battery street.
Laid ON the table.
An ordinance TO provide for the i'm
provement Of jackson street. Laid on
the table.
From Street COMMITTEES, reporting
back the petition Of d. Z. Blaine ct al,
without Recommendation. Petition de-
MED.
The vote BY which 500 was ordered
retained from J. J. Cummings for fail
IRE 70 enter into certain contracts, was
rsconsidered and the order was with
drawn.
Council adjourned till next Friday
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

A curious condition of Affairs exists
~ utica, N. Y. Last May the residents
along Blocker ssrees'tore up tho street
railway which had been laid along the
side Of the street, and insisted IL should
b laid in the center. Recently the city
council passed resolution authorizing
the citizens 10 act AZ the city's agent
and tear up the rest Of the track laid at
the aide Of the stress. About sixty citi-
ssns acted on this resolution. and tun-
blsd the rails and ties into the middle
Of the street. The car company has
sued the city. and fev sitissus arrest
cd by the sheriff have sued the CON-
pany for illegal arrest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

The steamship Mexico brought from
San Francisco passengers fot the Sound
ports az follows:
For Seattle-T F Elliott, p NcPhsr.
son, Mrs p Levi and two children, n
Baber, + Klee, Mrs Clark and two chill
dren, + S Kinda, wife and daughter, z
Scheveiin, q c Markley, L 8 Prouty
add wife and two children, w Bushard.
w Brown, w II Robertson, J d Burma,
J F Carter, W @ Doll. A Van Galsen. D
Hollenbeek and wife, Mrs Rabse, J
Burns. Mrs II F Knox, Mrs 8 Manning,
n Lichtenstein, w . Sperry, r G Marx
elcy, ] WsssenberRer. g Fitch, e 4
Epperson. G s Clark, Mrs w Il Forrest,
Jno Mckay, Jno Carroll and - in the
steeerace.
For Port Townseud-A Dicksnson,
Lizzie Maloney, and eight In the ssesr-
age.
For facoma-W II Dickson and wife,
A ] Whitman and wife, w Il Niiohell,
] Maxwell and wife. E HerachAaId, 3
W Trsv, and twenty-thrs in tbs stssr.
age
For Olympis-Seven In the storage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

Ii Is said that X. Dunsmuir. owner of
the Wellington coal mine, has been
given a contract by the Canadian Gov
eminent 10 build the railroad from Ma.
nsimo to Esquimalt, and that In consid-
Grafton thereof no il to receive an i'm
aense grant of land and $4,000 in
money. The land at present prices 10
worth almost as much as the road will
cost to build, and will be worth mil
lions after its completion. Mr.. Duns
muir is virtually hired to build the road,
and is then made present Of it. He's
lucky man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11
Imuvoyed Farm for Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS fOR
sale a farm OF l6o acres situate On In. ~
Juan Island. W. T.. about eisns snd
from Victoria, B, e, one nI,aotsd and
thirty acres OF this land vs. sis s.no ~orsh
of improvements on the property. L"N
-" po1 p. FLYNN:
For further particulars apply ~ ~
store Of John Sullivan. Commerc I'm
Qaaffla ~ A -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

The WAY 70 Do 1.-THE Wall street
Ns,es telis ita readers how tslsoraphic
business vas ''clsaned Up" in New York
ON the Art weak Of the strike a. fol-
lows: Tho Western Onion Company
cleared iss hooks In q verv simple way
last week. The manager sens all mes-
saees by wire wherever IL had wires
working mp 70 midnight. Everything
which then remained was enclosed In
directed envelopes and dumped into
the postcfnce. Several bags vent every
night This was why the company was
able 70 announce that II vas veil up TO
the work. The senderp Of messages
were paying tsleRraphic prices for post
Il facilitiess
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Maynard's Plat.

Lots and 5 block IL
Lots l. ,. J L block ~
East half 10; ;, block s
Lot (, block 10 BoEens plat. On Sse.a
street
Lots and 2, block = Dennys and D.lr,
addition.
North half block 2 Eastern asiA;.sa.
Lots ! and ? block 3. Eastern sdisfsa,
= lots in Hsnforc's addition.
Lots Is and Is block q. Kicd's aSa;,so,
30 lots in McGilyrz's addition.
% lots in Yesler and Mc6uvr.s sdS;s,a,
Lots Z s and Z. block { MeNa1eh,,
II lots in Northern additica
. lors in PontiUs' addition.
80 lots in Phinney's addition.
2choice lots in Union addition.
8 lots in Central Seattle.
, splendid lots IN Eden addition.
lots in Williams addition.
lots in Edes s. Knights addition.
Lot :, block 5. Judkins addition.
Lands By the acre n tracts Of two AGRA
and upwards Farms ard Wild lands. sie
Call and examine full list and uricea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

Hereafter the stsamship Great East
ern b TO be employed in carrying
Scotch coal from the Forth - the
Thames. She will b able to carry
absos 1900 tons on sash voyage. and
from this fact the ovnsu are led 10
hope that the scheme viii Be rsmunsr.
ative. They already talk OF annual
dividends Of per cant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

a Chicago man visiting Cincinna All
waa being ahovn around by q citizen.
Who said: .Now lets 90 and ses the
Widows Home" The Chicago man
pat his finger % the sids Of his noss
winked and aid; mot much I won't
nva widow home once, an6nhs sued me
toe breach At pcouiss and pguvod q On
-. No sar; ssaA W viae9s hons b .
haek.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there L. delinquent upon two aud
one-fourth shares of stock of the Hop
w. d. Scott & Co, on June 18th. 1853, the
sum OF two hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. and that In accordance with law and
an order Of the Board Of Trustees, made
on the eth day Of August, 1854. % many
shares Of said stock Is may be necessary
the once Of w. II. Taylor e Co. ON james
street, Seattle. King county. w. T., on
Saturday, September sth. 186S Ct the hour
Of ten o'clock 0. n. Of said cay. to pay
I'D delinquent assessment, together with
sAe s1ps1see q advertifing end the sx.
~ 70 SAcrNfafI
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Lots AID : e.ock 81. With hons.
Lots and : saock Is with hous-
Lot 9. block ~ with hc1,e
Lot II. block 2. with ban
Lot 10, block IL with koas.
Lot Il. block "A.
Lot 10. block ~ with house.
10, /. block L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11
The University Of Wash
ingt0n Territory,

7 COATED AT SEATTLE. w. r.,
- will open September Sd, 1883. with Q
full corps Of competent and experienced
instructors, and offers to the young who
desire to prepare themselves for the prac
tical duties OF an active and useful life,
advantages in all respects equal to II not
superior TO those Of any Gther school In
the Northwest.
Its curricula embrace four courses Of
study. namely: Classical, Scientific, Com
mercial and Normal Besides the thor
ough instruction given In the essential
branches Of the various courses, the or
namental branches Of vocal and instru-
mental music, voice culture. elocution,
the art Of expression, painting In oil and
water colors, drawing. both free hand and
mechanical. are taught according to the
most approved methods. Both the
HEALTH and MORALS Of pupils are sedu-
lousy guarded.
Rates Of Tuition per Term. re.
uulrsd In advance,
Collegiate, Normal and CONNER
cial. each. ......................$ I'll %
Common English ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
Primary. training school. .......... 50
Board per week. with unfurnished
fOOm w
Board per week, with furnished
ROOM es..ss............ ...... w
For further information concerning the
school address the President.
aul6 II Seattle, w. T..
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LAND FOR SALE.

EIGHTY ACRES ADJOINING Ih47
Il Town OF Laconnor on the north: -
fronting on the slough. Price. 2lW ~
acre. Title, United States patent.
land 10 all clear. and rich bottom
further information apply at the q
Charles Ho, al. New Tacoma, to,ov
jyi?d WE I'm J. =. hino..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11
THREE FARMS FOR SALE.

WRISTS ACRES RICH ALLUvIAL
II White river bottom land. with good
two-story frame house OF nine roome
painted and hard finished barn. WOOD
shed and small orchard; clear. running
water on the place Is acres Improves
Price, $4,000.
Second-50 acres adjoining the aeovs;
same quality of soil 20 acres cleared, tns
remainder coed pasture; large ,prune %.
chard four acres Of hops; good running
water good. dry. elevated building Spo'
Price, 5000. -
Thirds acres of choice land near -
above described tracts with spienoiaa ~
chard in bearing finely located oauaips
spot with spring 30 feet above scs 1
cleared. balance open and wv
pasture. Price, 5000 IL.
All this land IL situated within u mhss
Of White river. rifles Of kenton. s1e s,.S
miles of Seattle. in Q thicky ~
district; one quarter OF mile nu s:,...sd
railroad. On completion OF tne ~sskia
10 Black river these farms VIII 3 s.ss3ss
an hours ride OF New Tacoma OF ss.s
Good schools and churches COZ enie5ss,
For particulars inquire OF Y. ~ AsUhits
New Tacoma. w. r.; G. NJ. DAVIS. ~ =
river. w. T.; Z. 8. osborne. Seaais. ~" c,nl
T. O'Brien. residing near The Rremr,s1eA VI VI
ian Puyallup. W. 7.
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VIM. u. Bells Addl&i..


Lots and { block Is
Lot :, book Is with hocse
Lot IL. k,ock C
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

A FINE SPAN OF BUGGY OR CAR.
"A riage horseA fast and gentle BELL
foundersl . f1ne coupe tgood a. newt,
with double barnes. suitable for family
or gentleman; bsggy and double har-
nesa. Apply to
DIR. r. B. WILSON.
Corner of Second and Ash streeta Port
land. Oregon. aue sr
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Notice to Contractors.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID undersigned until p. q. a Wednas-
dAy, the l3eh Instant Tor the erection Of
~ 1wsee = aal ssaAes nqe lacesarily
mDo Aiehtfoeln.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

OF all the Baking Powders nov being
manufactured, there 10 none that give
better satisfaction than the swan 6ak.
lag Powder. This 10 Q brand made sx-
pressiy for c. p. Stone, the Front street
Grocer, and contains nothing but pure
cream tartar and b. carbonate soda. u
has been used BY hundreds Of our Load
ing families. and all speak IN The high
80 terms OF it, excslisnt qualities. and
none Who have onos tried Il are willing
10 exchange for any usher kind. saull
Afs you tronbled With TAsumssasui
&c. Ksndall's SPAWN Care. nsaAo ~
vgrt11Duoan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

PE,soSAL.-Mayor Chapman, Of Port
land. Oregon. Is al present whiting the
Sound. He spent yesterday In Seattle,
and last night, on invitation Of Mayor
Struve. attended the meetiaS Of the
Common Council.
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4. A. Denny's Addi,;o. .

Lots and Il b1ock 2.
Lot ] book - with koos
Lot y. beck ~.
Second ard Pine rr-e-s eotnef
Lot !. aock , with horsp 49,,
Secon1 and Caioz stres,s enes q
Lot :, block <
Lot :. h.ocS II.
Lot ) b.ocx 2. With bona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-11

A SILVER WATCH. WITHOUT
"A crystal. and steel chain attached to
the watch, was lost last Tuesday on Front
street. The finder will be suitably re-
yarded ON leaving the same ut the Golden
Rule Bazaar.
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IAkRIYD.

FKxxDJoyE-rn Plyllup1 August s
IN the BAPTIST Church BY the Rev. MAry
c Jones William s FSed and IDA L
Jones' both q Perce county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-13

treasury to mako the improvements. Mr.. Nc
Causland said there was money in the treasury.
set aside for this purpose, and 1t would not cost
over $50 to grade the first block. Mr.. Love sug-
gested that q block on Franklin street had just
been put on grade and that the rock be put
there. The mayor did not think Mr.. Love
would live to see franklin street macadamized.
Mr.. Walk said that as South street had side
walks already down. and Franklin had none.hs
favored macadaming South street. The motion
was carried. 3
Mr.. McCausland moved that the engineer be
instructed to remove all the plank walk near
Wentworth Male Academy that is in a danger
Gus condition. Carried.
NJ. Benedict awarded contract for putting
DOWN curbing, at Is cents q foot where there 10
no gutter, and where there is . gutter, at Is
cents . foot. He to leave the gutter IN good fx.
Mr.. Homer moved that M. Benedict be In
structed to put dow 500 feet Of curbing on
South street, between Main Cross and Poplar.
Carried.
Mr.. HOWELL moved that County Surveyor
Weedin be employed to survey the line from
Third street to the First Ward school. Carried.
The mayor stated that one OF the police officers
had recently got ON q spree, but 1t didn't amount
to much. and he had not turned him OF. He
then nominated T.. j. John as keeper of the
calaboose. and Jos. Owen. a. policeman for the
ensuing month. Both appointments confirmed.
On motion Of Mr.. McCauslsnd the council sd-
iourned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-13
COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
October Term.

Present. Hons. Barnett and Lockha1t, except
the last day when all the judges were present;
W. B. Steele. clerk; Ben. Elliott, sheriff.
School mortgage Of james e. Adams and M.
E. Sanders ordered satisfied.
Quarterly statement of fees for county clerks
Office submitted and approyed:-Receipts OF
office, 81, SCI 60; expenditures S74s 20; balance
due county $40 10.
Dram shop licsnse granted F. 3. Hserle.
Charles Msvins & Co., A. Geyer. q. Cobb. Jno.
p. Schultz and Henry Lowell.
Treasurer ordered to purchase. % 40 in new
county funding bonds, at par and interest. from
NJ. W. WIthers.
Coal contract awarded to Bell & Greer atlsx
cents per bushel.
The following named citizens were drawn Is .
jury for the December term of the circuit court:
FIRST week-Wlliam Mahsn, William Harp,
David Strickler, Thomas Colley. C.. T.. Catron
Menoah Edwards. Elias T. Corder, j. Garland
Webb, Virgil Hillisrd, Joseph Maring, william
Ray. James Brown, Albert Winkler. David
Lyons, Jr., Frank C. Stewart. c. W. Curtis.
George r. Thomas. George Robinson. William
Liter. P. M. Armstrong. John H. Alspsugh.
Isle s.. Ramsey. William Laie. Fred Rulings.
For the second week of the court-Marlon Gil
lesple, H.. D. Kite, J.. W. Hannah, Powell
vanMeter, Vincent Corder. william Nipper.
Robert Carter. W. B. Winn, Charles Leise, B.
3. Barnes, Henry Brand. Eb. Williams, Jack
Dysart, Philip Keller, Chsrles H. Burkes, John
johnson, &. d. Csuthorn. John Groves.
N, P. Buck, Bainbridge Christy Wallace Jones.
james Sydenstricker, Samuel K. Beall. James
Alembaugh.