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In order to close out large stock OF
women's, misses and children's hand and
machine sewed shoes will mark them down
and sell them at lower prices than ever
offered before. T.. Y. BLOND,
1145 Main Sfraat
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INDICATIONb,
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Ola. M.-Foi
the Upper Lake Region warmer, cloudy
weather, rain or snow, southerly, yeerinl
10 northwest winds, rising, proceeded In th,
eastern portion by falling baromsteE.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, In
creasing cloudlness with light rain or snow
variable winds, mostly westerly, stationary
or higher temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, cloudineSs
with rain or snow, variable winds, mostly
southerly, higher temperature, generally
lower pressure.
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Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet l. Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
Lucas MUSIC sToRE,
II42 Main street
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Wheeling wnoIeaale MARKET.
INrHLLiGgHcRK oFPIcg. |
WHEELING. Tuesday, January

Grain-Gnin Is dull and but very little Is doing.
Wheat Is quiet az 81. State corn Is worth 6bc
Western oats on track arc quoted at 45al,c and
MiddlipgS chop feed and bran remain The same.
FHOur-The demand continues fair with no change
In prices The quotations this morning arc:
New flour s. 6Oa5 w. The regular brands are
quoted as follows: Choice amber, % 75G725 medium
amber, g. OOa6 Is: Wisconsin, 90 75a7 co. Min
neSota extra, 81 75aS 90: fancy 81. Louis, s. 90
as 80; fancy patents, Is 2aS Is; corn meal. per
common, IS %: rye Hour, per barrel, IS 50G5 56.
Melis-0f course this department Is very dull.
This ~ hot the season for selling meats and stocks
all WHAT scattering sales are made are at the fol-
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....s967.32 81


When the report is published II will afford
very interesting reading. Everything. will
be published IN detail, and Clerk Bowers has
his books In such complete and clear con.
dtion that any one can easily satisfy him.
self on any one point by msrely calling on
that urbaue gentleman.
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AbontThnt .shoo PIx..

JAIL OFFICE, JANUARY o, 1883.
To the Editor Of the IntellIgencer.
slR:-Will you be kind enough to
allow me the privilege OF showing by
the subjoined certificates whether what
stated about that 'shoo fly" was correct or
not
Ex.Jailer Daily is badly mistaken about
the disposition OF that machine. Mr.. Daily
found tho machine in the Jail, when he be.
came iailer, but never usedi 1t.
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All woAsIs Is

$a75, s. IS, 1915 for Gents flue calf hand.
Sewed Derby toe In button or English Balls.
HEINLnN BRo. & Co.,
Opposite Opera House.
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Cdtle-steers and heieIs, weighing from 700 10 800
lbs, SLIa4c; 800 70 1000 lbs,, lRlEo: extra SIC
cOWs, domiaon, 2kh5c good, 3EaaTc; mich cow,
SO OOa6O % Bulls, 8A3Ifc. Calves as 10 size and
quality, s 00al0 % per head.
HoR-tight and rough, 6a5|flc; fair 10 g0od, 61Sa
%; extra laid hogs, Aa6kp,
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WILLIAM II. DAy1..


This Is 10 certify, that when we took up
and relaid the brick floor In the southwestern
room in the basement of the county Jail,
since Mr.. Davis has been Its keeper, we found
In and moved out OF said room, into the jail
standing in the corner by the Ice box. 1t
was covered all over with old rubbish.
Bprrs & BRITT.
BURr WATSON.
This Is to certify, that hauled the above
shoe fly" out OF the jail yard for Mr.. Davis.
LAUHDER McGILL,
I individually certify, that the above shoe
fly" was in the jail MANY years, and before
jailer Dsily's time. Idon't know thatit was
ever used by anyone. ]. R. BUTTs.
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"PHGSix Compressed Yeast" Is always
ready, and II never fails; Ask your grocer
for II.
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iroeeies-W Wholesale grocen did fair business las
week, considering II was holiday week OF course
trade was not Us brisk as II was the previous week
Thete Is a iull stock Of good qualify OF New Orleans
sugar In the market al tho following figures: Prime
7a7ISci choice 75<asc, Quotations are as fol
lows Coffee, fair 9 cents; good Rio loc: prime
Rio lSc:V JGya lie, sTt,ps. common lOO: prime
43c; New Orleans molAS6S. primo SIC; choice new
G2c; maple syrup SOC per gallon. Sugars; hard
crushed l0c; gr.nulated ghc; powdered lOc; con
ehoIce q: SSw' 6rlSsas prime S5Sp; Rslsoop 75Sc
Canned Goods Quotations arc as follows Sn cans
P RSnePtoSs Sp cans s s5si u sTeeteofa s. OGsi s
WInSi0w corn, u 40. Strawberries, D Oans 81 IS
BlackheTies, 2 D canS, q 90 Raspberries, b cans
81 20. Plums, b cans g 4oaf 70. Lima beans
light, i6os tnll weight D %.
6,fe; evaporated apples lsaiIc PIT pound; evEPora
Ted peaches lunpafed) lGc per pound; eHapoiatet
raspberries 30aSSc per pound; impaired peaches
fiss-No. maeksrol, bills. 81 %; No, 2medium
81? %.
dozen, 8 So NO..2 tubs per dozen, u b0 No. tub
per DOZEN 50 So hsop pals per Dozen 81 70; ShooI
10 lbs capacity, 81 60 DO IS lbs capacity q co. do q
W va SSd psaat ser dozca h Is. oval %
Sdn-Per barrel 81 TO-
strGEt CoT1I-Sa9c per pound.
Steds-Tlmothy 81 90; clover IS 0oa5 90; Blue
GaIE 81 10; orchard grass 500.
IhIepnF-Ddublc strength wine vinegar. GaH0c
standard, llalSc; loallc for country stock: wint
BeGns-Rcceipts are light; demand steady: prime
nAyies So co. prime medium 81 so; limRs s. 76a4 90
hutter beans s. 2S per bushel
OhS-LaFd oil. GStra western strRlnCd, o5casl %
carbon oil. DC; white mlnen' oil, winter strained
Chotse-Is quoted In jobbing at lilo for prime
Western, and lSIzzal6c for New York. SweItzerl6I,
alTc, according 70 equality. LimbnRer 40,
FtdthTs-LiVe geese nrm At 6OaoSc; l0alSc TO-
mixed.
| Ing up fast; card rates s. 10
Apple B,taT5S1Sasc perpound; pInce meat SAGE
Ho'isy-Wfite clover, now 2aa2Sc in and 9.pount
frames per pound; New York, IN irregular packages
lSa20c. Buckwheat l6al6c; strained I0al2c.
7GLloc- Market steady; country 6aSIzsc perpound
BeestNdI- Choice 2aA2Se per lb; quiet.
General PF0dHee-Appleb, In good demand hu
scarce at S 60a4 90 per barrel. Butter, receipts me
dlum; 20iz2r per ID. for hntc laSs article, saue
st S9V % pST barrel PlEs fSSs 4ioeS h%di
oranges. fresh, 81 f6ab 10 per box, Lemons 50 so PEI
box. Eggs, receipts light and demand good nj 80'
Sic per dozen for fresh. Potatoes very scarce at O0
Vi iS SS and Snap-Therc Is pleptyIn the market a
81 OOal2 Do wheat straw IS OdgS Do Rat straw 8 O0u
RatsEes-Hss been firm and several sales arg re
ported. Yesterdays price was 81 per proof gallon
GeFEtng-TheFe is lio dgmapd for this article and
| the pric6 SIM remains at 81 90 per barrel.
W60i-IS still dull and weak. The best grade Il
mt ouOted above &c,
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DR. CHAPMAN said be could cure all dis
eases with lancet, calomel and opium. PE
RVSA will do the same,
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a rou wish your piano or organ freed Of
pipei beaatifaly tuned call on
ft VS., HuTcHas, s0TWeltth st,
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The total expenditures of the city for the
year foot up 1867 ,322 49, and the receipts
were SS4S, S43.6l, showing deficit OF SIS
47a9l. The expenses were distributed In
this manner.
Ranrd Of pnhllS Works By approptiaiIon S23 23s %
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1000
r E M N A N rs F!

We have now on our cheap counter any
quantity Of remnants of Dress Goods Mus
Inns. Tickings, EmbroIderies, Laces, &c. Also
cor,ets, which we are selling cheap for cash.
We have still an nnbroken assortment Of
ciIoak,, DOlmsns, Jackets, listers aud oiFcu-
lars,
Now is your time to invest, as we are clos
ing them out at, and less, than cost
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uorsford,s Acid phosphnte

THINK your PERuNA is Just the thing for
my son. WoLFdAXG BAUER, st. Mary's Pa,
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Personal MENTION.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.
Ex.Deputy Sheriff Myles, OF Boone county,
was at the Auditors office yesterday settling
Dr.. John f. Smith went East yesterday on
short visit.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

H p Hoyt, Stanton Pa JCGnyes, Toledoo
n 4 Penny, jamestown lew Eienheis, Allegheny
K |, Ma6hall, f. Liy'Fpl u Hail. n. MaftllSv!lle
/, D ISbell, FGyette Co CIV GIL New York
A 4 RAIDER Nicholas WE Francis, sAnduSkY
q stSrct SteubenYIlle NC Burgess, Wayne Co
y " Smith, Buffalo NY ] Q SAyT LetaFl W. Va
4 4 Miller, Grin sllph't b Thomson, HI1ton
p II Mccullough, VIVA J l. Armstrong, ". Va
Il 4 Harvey IIunt'Et'n II II Smith. Philadelphia
II Estates, JohnStwn Pa o A Rowley. MIddlepoFt
Mrs W Jacobs, WGllsb'g G Jacobs, WellIbuE
] + Sweeney. City A + HAMMOND, FaIfmont
Or " F VanElrk, GrRit'n q D Bralnerd, tndlanApYE
JGSG Downing, Alleghy Park Lee, CAROLYN Ohio
S Dawson, Wayne CO L MellG Middle Fargo
81 Ault, pemos ] 81 Janett Demos
n JOhnsnn, Hancock WCurtAlti, LondOnO
j q Hell, RMS FKriCk, sleubenvIlle
l. B Lemon, Detroit CA Norton, GafIetAv'lle
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Mr. II Richmond s., Florence Slower
] Leach LIdla Howard
Katie Drew Max Morelln
VIM MoFell0 ThGs Clark
Ben Williams Harry JeiteBOn
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AxY Blood Disease, whether hereditary or
SsRsrRlie, speedily cured BY s. SIS
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"bbbp "ANVt
A vote was taken with the following re
suit:
Those voting for Mr.. Woods were
Messrs. Boggs, Fouke, Caring, Hall, Holt
Isbell, McClung, Mcqueen, Rider, shirtZ
Stifel Stump, Melville; Stump, Taylor h.
Yeager-13.
Those voting for Mr.. Pennybacker were
Messrs. Allen, Daily, Gilkeson, Parsons
Rider.
Those voting for Mr.. Armstrong were
Messrs: Adair, Brown G. e., Brown James F.
Chambers, Collins, Eckhard, Corral, Harri
son, Miller. Mccullough, Payne, Rifle, Sal
isbury, Willis.
Before the vote was announced Mr.. DALEY
withdrew the name OF Mr. Pennybacker
Mr.. Parsons changed his vote to Woods. Fl,
was quickly followed by Mr.. Dailey,and ther
by MIR. Rider and Mr.. Gilkeson. Mr.. Aller
changed to Mr.. Armstrong, leaving the vote
Woods, IL; Armstrong, 10.
The Chairman announced; "Whole mum
Der OF votes cast, 80; necessary to choice
IL. Mr.. Woods has received II votes ant
Mr., Armstrong Is. Mr.. Woods having re
ceived msjority OF all the votes cast, de
clare him duly chosen as the nominee OF thii
caucus, for the position OF Speaker"
This announcement was greeted with con.
siderable applause. at the end OF which Mr.
Armstrong moved that the nomination b,
made unanimous, which was.done.
OTHER POSITIONS.
For Clerk, Mr.. Gilkeson nominated ]. B
Peyton. Mr.. Fouke moved that Mr.. Peytoi
be nominated by reclamation, and this wa
done.
For sergeantat.Arms, Mr.. Daley name,
George P. Sargent, and Mr.. Shirtz nominated
the former Sergeant, Harrison Cain. Mr.
Parsons seconded sargeuts nomination, ant
Mr.. Stump that OF Cain. Mr.. Holt bore ties
timony to the efficiency OF Mr.. Cain at tn
last session. A vote was taken, and Mr.
Sargent was elected, receiving 81 votes to MI
Cain's16.
For Doorkeeper, the former Doorkeeper
James +. Nealis, was nominated by acclama
ton, amid more applause than had beel
heard during the session Of the caucus.
This finished the business Of the caucus
and on motion 1t adjourned, and the mem
bers crowded around Mr.. Woods, or as nea
as they could get to him for the applicant
for appointive positions who at once 6eseiget
him.
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FARMs FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF 100
a ACES, situated four miles west Of Bridgeport,
on the TuScaawas Valley X T., suitable for farming
o. DAIRY pnpotet. An excellent vein Of cc A. eGiy
o. acctSs, undeIlicS the farm. On the farm there
good frame house and other Necessary 0utblIld'
Y and other fruits WIN self on reasonable ieIpi
- leo two-thirdS interest IN Lumber Yard aud
Flaming MIL In BsliAile, Ohio. AddNN,
dt00 JOHN DUBOIS, BellaIIe,O 0.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, rs observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

rhe annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of III,
stcadman Guich Mlnirs and Milling Company wifi
b held ut the office Of th Company, In Wheeling
for the election OF seven az Directors, and for lhe
transaction Of such other business aS may " pie
sented. ~
dAlg d WRT Q caa.At...
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DO0AIs FOR RENT-TWO DESIp,
LII BILE furnished rooms for ladies or
No. I9S Main htreet. Apply on the premises n
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promotes sleep when the nervous system Is
oyerworked or worried BY care aud anxiety.
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THE mildest, pnrest and most eiflcaclous
remedy for the ills OF life Is PEEUNA.
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CITY FINANCES.
Figates Taken from tho Annual State.
ment Prepared by tho Clerk.

FiguT0s Taken from tho Annual State.
lnent Prepared by the Clerts.
The 1STELusEscER yesterday morning pub.
lished the fact that the total debt Of the city
January lst was seBs,55I7l. These figures
were obtained from City Clerk Bower, who
for the past week has been busily engaged on
his annual statement OF receipts and expen.
dItures for the year 1882,
Mr.. Bowers had the report completed for
last evenings meeting OF Council, and had
there been u quorum In the Second Branch,
the report would have been ordered pub
lished In the city papers. The report Is one
OF the most complete that was ever prepared
and shows In very clear and concise man
ner where the city's money has come from
and where 1t has gone to. Toe report oc-
cupies several pages of legal cap put. to-
gether In book form. II was laid out on
the Second Branch table and was looked
over by large number Of the members who
complimented Mr.. Bowers highly on his
complete work.
The figuresaiforded several, food for retiec-
ton, as they considered tho fact that the city's
debt had increased over SIS, 900 the past year,
and that the present drafts IN trdiLsitI
amounted to over $1ll,0O0.
From the report the following extracts or
foOtings were taken. The debt summary Is
as follows:
City 10 80 loan ,VS0 "
Compromise l0An. lU0IU1 ~
Public Building loan ,yO1 "
Itempteld 4Ug0 W
Marietta Il Cincinnati rilroad bonds...:. w ~
Loan OF lHoVo0 ~
Loan OF 600 co
ACQUIRED Interest and coupons Ouhtand' 40. a.
y,.... Io'toJ w
City orders outstanding (dtails In trtii' ,,o =.
Orders outstanding, Board Of PubIli Works 0 10
tinsent fund "n 1,47S 10
Total Indebtedness Oh o.
CREDITS. r
Brady & Wilkinson, trustees, compromise
........S 9I4 w
Commissioner Capitol loan public
SEoI "
Gas Commissioners. S,Sll "
List q davenport, COMMISSIONER loan oil
Ool "
Commissioners Of the loan OF lSSl......S. 80 10
Amount in Receivers hGnds... ............ 4i9 10
fund. 1906 81
City Water l66lV W
Total ...s Se4T0 %
Net Indebtedness 66i II
$4,000 %
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GENERAL NOTICES,
WHERLlX0, January 5, 1881
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
the Union Flint Glass Co., Martins Ferry. o.
will be held at the Mcclure House, Civ al
Wheeling, W. Va, on Saturday. January Is
1888, between the hours of 2 ani Am.
iRl H HELLING President
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

A dwelling house. srooms, 1910 Jacob street,
A dwelling house OF 4 rooms, No. ll2l McColIOh
street.
4 dwelling house Of rooms, No. 1877 MccollocA
a dwelling house tant.clas), 10 rooms Four
teenth street, house nearly new.
A new dwelling house Of q noolns comnIe,o gs;x
Main street.
A dwelling Of rooms, on ChaplIne .trect b..
| tween Twentieth and Twenty.First street,.
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PooMs FOR RENT.

Astore.roooin, with room on second floor. and ii.
eyator, I2l1 Main street.
Qoot, No. 1877 Main street.
a large convenient store.roou, No. lIt2 Main 81.
LANCE room. third floor, No. 1l8S Main street
A comfortable paflor room, with small room, Ser.
ond door, ll3s Main street
A large double.toom, second floor, No, liz, Mllu
| street.
| and Fourteenth streets.
| and Fourteenth streets
, 1883-10-25
A National Calamity.

V. J. SaH.I
For many weeks a vast cloud of
smoke has ovcrhung Oregon, Wash
inston, Idaho and part of Montana
1t has covered territory greater than
all OF New England, New York, New
Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Delaware, Virginia and West
Virginia. The smoke has rolled from
the Pacific coast to the main divide
of the Rocky Mountains. There has
been no rain for months to clear the
air. Except at rare intervals, the
smoke has filled the atmosphere.
The mountains have been shrouded,
the sun has been nothing but Il cop
per-colored spot in the murky sky.
This smoke proceeds from tremen-
dous forest fires that have been burn
ing nearly all summer in the timber
region of the Northwest. The vast
ness of the smoke cloud indicates the
extent of the destruction wrought
among the forests. 1t is, in fact, the
only measure We have at present of
the wealth destroyed since last July
in Oregon and Washington.
1t is estimated that the loss to set
tiers whose houses and barns at the
thresholds of the timber region have
been burned amounts to from quar-
ter to half million dollars. That is
only an incident in the wholesale de-
struction of the forests themselves.
In the course of time, as the extent
OF the confagration in the wilderness
IS ascertained, it may be possible to
say approximately how many million
dollars worth of red and yellow fir,
OF cedar, OF black spruce and yellow
pine, has been consumed. But these
giant trees, standing SO closely to
Sether that he who goes among them
seems to be shut in by an impene-
trable stockade, have value that ca1.-
not be reclsoned in dollars. The
defamation of the forests of the North
west is an irreparable and a national
calamity.
The noble forests in northern
Idado, along both shores of the Co
lumbia river, in Chehalis and Clatsop
and other coast counties of Washing
ton and Oregon, ON the Olympian
peninsula, and all around the mag
niticent Puget Sound, contain a sup
ply of timber which, enormous as it
Is, Is none too great for the needs
which the future viii bring. Between
the timber lands of Minnesota and
the timber of the Bitter Root and the
Pend d,Oreiile, stretches an almost
treeless region Il thousand miles wide.
Practically, the whole of central and
eastern Washington, including what
is to be in a few years one of the
busiest wheat countries on the globe,
is naked. The forest country west of
the Cascade range must furnish the
material for the development of the
treeiess country east.
The shipbuilders OF Maine are al
ready sending to the mouth of the Co
lumbia or TO Puget Sound for their
, 1883-10-25
SUM hi OMSs


I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
: Third Judicial Districs of Washington
Territory, holding terms at Port Townsend,
Jefferson county.
&. W. Chrslry. plaintiff, ". Frank Harris and
Elizabeth Harris. defendants
Compliant filed in the office Of the clerk of said
court in the county of Jefferson
The United STATES of America send Greeting:
To Frank Harris and Elizabeth Harris the
above named defendants
Nou are hereby required to appear IN an ae-
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintiff i'll the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District of Washington territory, hold
ing terms ut Port Townsend. III the county of
jefferson in said Territory. and TO answer the
complaint Eled therein. within sixty days after
The first publication of this summons. or the plain
tif viii apply to the court for the relief demand
cd IN said complaint
The said action is brought TO obtain iudg
mcnt of said court against the above uamc' de-
feudant. Frank Harris. for the sum of four hun
dred and forty-four dollars with interest thereon
from and after September -, iSi6 at the rate of
one per cent per month, less the sum of fifty dol
lars paid September -. 1875, upon q certain prom
s-Ory nOte made 10y said defendant Frank Harris,
and delivered to G. W. Che-iey AZ Co. and by
them assigned to plaintiff; with an atioinrys fee
Of ten per cent. on the amount due, and for costs
of suit. And 10 fOreClOse = mortgage given ly
stid defendants upon the east half of the north
cast quarter, and the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarters and the northeast quarter o! the
northwest quarter of section Humb bcred eighteen
uf township numbered tweEty-eight. north of
rGEge numbered one east OF the willamette meEl-
dian. for the payment of said note, attorney :
fees and costs
z--= Witness the Hon. Roger :. Greene,
/ judge of said District Court. and he
/ ''- seal thereof this I'D day of August
JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
Date Of FIRST publication, August - lSEi:
Bradshaw a. Jones, attorneys for plI.ntin
, 1883-10-25
SUgMOAS.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT TOR THE
81 Judicial District Of NuEhiugt,u Territory
holding terms at Port Townsend. for i.H Counties
'-cf jefferson. Clalam Island aud san Juan.
Christopher Anderson, Plaintiff ~ George E
Kyle, Defendant.
No. Isl. Motion TO revive auI continue Lieu
JuI21nr {. with leave 10 issue ENrrH,iDu.
To GEuRDE +. KYLE. Defendant.
III the name Of the United States at america
you arc hereby notified Tint uH The ,elJh day
of tu-ust, l6t', The piaiat!H Hti "l he CLERK Of
said court, in Jefferson county. motion 20 revive
and continue the lien of "a ceTtH ~ indym'nt. and
iIr leave TO issue execution. said JUi -.uci;J was
obtained against you hg said Plaintiff in said
court, and if you fail to appear aat answer said
motion within sixty day iIoA til" date OF the
i--- publication OF this notice. III" p!a!Htln VIII
app;y to the court for THE relief demanded III said
motion.
The judgment Snu-lit to hc T;.rriTCl and con
timed. was ObtaiEei I'm said C5UrI on the SSih
DAY Of February, \. ID. ISIS for the -Uil OF nine
hundred and tweuty-siX dollar, bcdriE- Interest
q. te rate of ore and Que half per cent per month
until paid. No payments have been made there
on. except the sum Of three hundred and sixty
dollars. on the 93! day of June. 1852, which ply-
Igcn' did not satisfy the accgred interest thereon.
The amount dUe on said Judgment is the sum of
nine hundred and iy,cHty--ix dollars, with
interest from said I'D day OF June 1852. ri one
gGid oac half per cent per month
Witness the Honor bic iFoze- ; tf-.pr-. Judge
HC-N uf said District Court aud ;he seal
l~yarf2r of said Count this 3ith DIV - aug
---=~-/ gust-A- L. 1888. JAMES SESNEN,
CLERK.
BRADSHAW Il JONES. Attorneys for plaintiff.
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