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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
MEETING OF THE u. n. r. ClrR.
van n.nieipsi Ticket Placed in In.
Field.

A meetinR Of the Young Men's Poli..
ical Club was held at Yes.er's Hall las;
evening to place in nomination foil
muDisipai ticket, to be voted for a, the
e.ection on the l4:h inst. The plan
adopted was to allox aay member "a
place in nomination tie name of auy
candidate he saw fIt; then to call the
roll and let each member call out hi.
choice. Prank W. Clayton and Io,i n
COiiins were appointed .ellers. To
Hake long ziorv short, the foiloviue
we're declared the nominees of To. clint.
for Mayor, George kinBear; for Crty
Attorney. G. IL HanforI; for Chef al
p.siice. j II. Wooi-ry; for Assessor.
Wm. IL. Hughes.
For Counciimer-First Ward-W. A
harrington, 3. ID. Crockett and w.tson
Allen. seoUnd alfred Snyder
w. T.. Jones and Is. Z. sox. lard
Ward-B. L. Northup. b. r. Day aud
George Z. FRYE.
Messrs. whittiesey, Bell aud Dlvisoa
were appointed To wait upon Ia. nomi
ness and inform them Of their pom.ns-
tions.
The Chair Was instructed 10 appoint
commitsee of i've or nm tn5a, ana alsr
camp paiRn eommitsee, to b. announced
hereafter.
Il. Morris Hslisr then introduced the
following Resolution, which was unani-
mousl adopted:
hesolred. That VS. believe Mr.. Eben
>. OsboEns to be an upright Young man.
who has iilied tho Office of City Cietk
efficiently and we'll, and should be re-
tanned In the office he has thos honored.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
OL1 MPIA.

The annual meeting Of the Con9reea-
tioual Church Of Puget Sound vii he
held in Olympia ON the 2lst, 2.d, I'D
aud oath of August.
The case of Leen ird. for murder, has
been taken 20 tue Supreme Court OF the
Territory, ahich will give ham lease
of life until after the July term. 1850.
We are pleased 10 be- informed that
Governor Newell m ends tn continue ais
residence in O,vmpia, snd to identify
himself with Washington Territory as
one Of ITS permanent citizens.
Governor Newell declines to commute
the death sentence OF Lewis A. Knott,
for the murder OF Thomas Hivgines,
Who was fosnd guilty of mur sr in the
first dearee at the rrcent term of court
at Coliax. He Is sentenced 10 be hong
July 2lst.
In the case II tic city of Olympia va.
HaoIaa, uudsr the new high license law,
Hadi-n was arrested for non-pay mens
uf bis license. and his attorney sought
To release him unuer writ of haheas
corpus, but on Weduesd ~ Judge Hoyt
h.ld that be could be arrested aud de-
tanned, thus supporting the high license
ordnance
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
"LET JUsIiCe BE DoNE.r

To ths Merchants dad BHsiness Com
mwaify Of Seattle : My attention having
been called TO AN editorial in the Evea-
ing Herald of the Sd instant, entitled
"A Snake in tie Grass" arraigHine
some person, without naming sny one
for the suppo, ed report which 10 is
claimed has resulted IN the emb arrass.
ment and attachments of some of our
business houses, and upCn Learning that
the editor of tha. paper and author Of
the article, A. NJ. IL. Gordon, hai used
INV name IN Connection with the same,
| Immediately called on Mr.. Gordon,
asking of him tbs name Of his authority
for th9 charge, a. the sIns time deny
ing the same an toto. Mr. Gordon re-
fused me size slightest satisfaction OF
explanation In the matter. am, there
fore, compelled to seak tsis method to
set myself right before the merchants
and the public Of seattle, in whose
midst have located for the purpose of
making this my ho,pe.
do, therefore, make complete de-
nial of those statements that appeared
in the Herald. and hereby charge that
they are manufactured from whole
cloIh, without the slightest truth what
socseT. Il Iuftutfmofo chhlien26 and
demand the proofs or authority for
these ohArges against me, or that have
ever made any statement or fGrnishsd
any report TO any merchants CONNER
oisl agency or Board Of Trade, in either
San Francisco or Portland; nor have
done anything which resulted in auy
embarrassment to any merchant or meY
camille house In Seattis. IL il well
known that | deplore thu present Rnfor
tunsta depression IN our business CON-
mauisy, md would SIMPLY den0unce
the entire matter, as regards to inysslf,
a shameful and outrageous job, insti-
gated to do me an injury, aud bold
myself IN readiness aud am willing 10
dIsprove any and all such charges, and
will satisfy any business man or firm in
Seattle, who may wish it. tha. every
statement here made Is true IN every
instance.
lbs only ACT in the course of my busi-
ness thai has been done by me- WAS in
withholding collections placed in my
hands. when knew the pr, sent times
were such thai the parties were not Ia a
position 10 meet them. L. p. EPSON.
Seattle, July 5, 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

possTBLE CisASoE AT IRoSDALE. On
Tussday evening Mr.. Sm,th, of Iron
dale, and a gentleman from the East
named Darling. chartered the Eliza
Anderson To sosae from Seattle direct
to Irond lie, which she did. arriving at
tbs latter point about midnight. The
starr and Anderson we're both adver-
tised TO leave Seattle the next fnsraing.
bot as the Andersen gos 3 charter and
left in hurry, the Starr aos up steam
and hurried away soon after. Arriving
here her captain was snrprised go tind
he had lost truck Of the stesmer be hsd
been shaslowins for ssne ume past.
However. be waited tiil sae arrived and
then followed her ~ NictaJit. 10 IL
thought the visit Of ME. Dariing % Iron
dale may have something 10 do with \
possible change of ownsrShip at tat
poins.-Pcrs TossHsesa Asgss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

RoamNa A Coarse The Dayton
Chrnrieis gives ublio.tg to tho follow
Ing -cyloas oaarges ag ii5st Justice OF
the Faace OF this county. We hope tue
gen man in question viii explain aud
SET b nself aright before his oonstitu
ents: ave learn the ( Having plrtio-
ulars OF the recovery of the body of
Bradford, who was recently drnwasd IN
Snake RIVER. OlFriGaY last Mr. Cross.
lsr vent to Waliula. aud on Sttardsy
morni q was told that tue body OF u
drowned man had ssu found abuui
tso miles obove tha; place. The de
scril ton given Gro slar ., the dead
man ltd In no wy tally with that of
Bradford. Mr.. Cros, Ter than met j. Is.
Dongle, who had ", rked for Bradford
Of Prescott and knew Lin " u. After
hlking some time tees oca I-d to 60
and see the person WHO foaui the bod,
-oor Perkiu., n Just'c, ~ the Peace
and the owner of a steam ferry AZ Wal
iuls. Upon arriving AZ III . Perkins
hoass they stated tho OBJ C OF their
vis,t. and asked for n tic ,oription of the
b,d which Perkins u ava, the same rs
sasy ead 6rst heard il They then ask
g h.w the body was fouad, and was
!aad that ts was seen IN 3.r the water rs
hvas Icing carried along by The our
nns. Perkins went to Walluls and
samnoDed y jury, held N Inquest and
euftd the bpdy. Crossler asked Per-
k'a, u any of she cl, ts,in2 Wa saved.
sni he answered tha the shoes and
pshls were iR tack iooG:. aud afIsI
sf'ut three quarters % sn hour he Was
kev-ihd upon to trlg them ont.
SIR and Douglas both recognized
sasu ~ Brrdforo's, aud they asked ~
Mseown the body. Perkins ohircled
nc ssid Il Was no use, the description
y Bradford being different from tnat
tLr man found. Finally he sgre, d
mr' vuh theta 10 the grave. and after
ssA'AllR Two miles II was pointed out 90
m. They began digging and struck
~ tnp Of the box inst fifteen inches
n"H We surface of the ground. Tear
~ ~ the top ef the box they immedi-
s's'y rtooenixed Jasper Bradford. as
Mfai as life. lie had been buried
ico'iy naked, with the exception OF
Ahket with which they had lifted
IN INTO the box, and then pulled the
srss over him. A lock OF his hair
aes ou and shown Perkins, who ap
1 greatly astouished that IL Was
s,s smcs, claiming that it had changed
uariai. When Bradford va:
snsu he had considerable noney
satch on his person, hut when
a, retkins cisims thai his pocket.
re Wrong side out and nothing in
ssms while his vest was gone entirely
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
THE osT-IETElllGERcEa PUB. Co
srsf,Ie. June 10 1888.
.c.R,sriNg RESOLUTIONS.

ata meeting OF passengers on board
,.s a, smship Mexiop, in quarantine of
,hs MOTT Of vicsoris. July ist. the pre-
.nsls and resolutiIus following were
.asuimously adopted
wuxar.s. We, the cabin passenger
=, t6r steamship NrZico. qnsrHntined
10y Victoria, Is. G., icing dea'FOHs OF
.xo,,sslng our appreciation os the many
s,,d c,,ntlnu-l kiudnt ssss shown us by
cssasin Thos. Huntington aud subor
Sas,e officers of the ship. during oar
,bas,su days detention, hereby pub
I.ls announce that 10 everything within
s,.ig pgwer. as efiicsrs and men, thev
lssr generously AID kindly given their
a. sfauce to the fuftherance ~ our
eoofort and pleasure therefore, be lt
R,soiued, That the l..artfelt thanks of
n. entire passenger lis. be and are
ietsby extended them and that they
I've shown themselves worthy OF the
4 aualifisd praise OF each individu j
fss tbe N INNER In which they have dis
charged their arduou1 duties. And be
II fgrber
Rssolred, That VIC congratulate the
p .s,tic Coast steamship Company upon
il. god fortuue In secaelng sush vain-
ALL, ohliing ard co1..eoas officers.
Rssoiged, That We. the passengers of
tts pamship Mexico lament and de
Il r. the ignorance OF DR.. Wn Jackson.
vho. AZ Health Officer cf Victoria. Il. g.,
sfssr find ing no si' kns ~ Ab ard our vss-
III and igu0riug the clean bill ~f health
srhibited By the Captain from thu Gus-
t,aa House officer AT Ban Frsn,isoo, Cal,
efiered us to remain qn ,rdutined for
sixteen days-faii n9 - visit US the en-
psr time. barring The cond day of our
arrival. B. il farther
Resolvsd That we condemn The heart
lssness tn { permitted toas aud tous II
te.sxlt to be la al. d. n IL d'T.e as thB
VI siIege OF sending postal 10 .tt9r D..
= vious relations an frieE Il.
Asa, that We charge him with grusa
d plsst Of dusv. In failing 10 visit our
sp. after being repe s;sdiy sent for b.
"a qiarant'ne officer ab1irl.
ASA, IN fsilinp TO vac .'in .is the iftceI
\ n. children aboard tn ship. or in
tisinl any msa ure vii ateyor to prevent
"a, spread OF tho loash ONE disease
wal w ue cthiiuou Woush u u}fopp' hA1
b. Il further
Rsoiped, That we oeasio,lH ~ nam sn-
" 10. action of Mr.. y Sevens. tho Ameri
aau Consul at Viotoria, Il. G in refusing
toeome on to the ship, 7ft~r being sent
for, but ignored us altoge. 'isr. and trus.
that his action will b. sab ,ct OF IN
qairy by the prof. or au,liorities at Wash
inqtpn, ID. g.
Received, Also, that W will ever remem
her the kindness aud courtesy ot Mr..
HAIRY West, and other oitiz ,ls Of Vie
torn. whe rem mberei n With papers
and flowers du in III tsrn OF our du-
ramos. II is al o
Rsselped, That We roturn thanks TO
the O ttnn Con bination, whose Pythian
hand assisted in brrrkiag tbs dali ms
notony Of our tedious datention.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Aeseorosos1ea record foe the Hrnsh Of
'ea-' i's& Pises of csserekion BAN.
or'dss Island. Kis-sp county. wasainssca Ter.
ri'ory. Latitude AZ So. lonsis1ds Isxa ~:
hsht Of ground ab5vs tee ssa. safse.: q ~
ho.Sinson. Of Port slAkslv, Observer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

CHANGE OF PosrrroS. New
ell has been appointed Indian Iuspecter
of agencies a. d reservations. one Of the
most responsible positions In the Indian
departm-ns. Unlike the Goyernorship.
10 is nos one in which q man Is pot mp
as a fiourehead. TO be j~ervd AZ By every
second rate political jockey. who i'm
asiues he Ia q greater nsan than Grant
--TTunS.Fipf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

A FIXED Fscr.-The washirgton Ter
ritory Employment Busrau - the lsgis-
innate place TO order ycrr helll They
are genuine business men, and attend 10
the wants OF all rtqnlrirg coed mechan
ics, labofers, cfoks. and IN tac: all ycu
may want. Ofhoss. @ssAiaStoa stEeet,
nsxf 10 pni.cc Court, Seattle. Hours
7:s0 % $50 daily. igndw jeli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
ECONOMY I'M FUEL.

r II. MORRISON. SOLE AGENT
IL. for Puget SQUAD and Columbia
River foz the iehratesi Pafeus Air Space.
All Fowiers fncca Eo icr and Plpr Gov
faes-
address al orstess to L. Il. MORRISON.
csrs % @ -reoa Hardware Iompsn ae-
a11a. w. r. jeiI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
vog W EEK III;
n.,,v aND WEEKLY:

,-,sesa,onaI cards. 81 per month for one
snd ss per month for 0ne-half inch,
Ea.sis Is cents bae for one week. and
a mis- line per mouth.
bggsssmercial adyertising. s2 an inch for
S~sek and 81 an inch per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

To SrnAxosks The Temple Of Fash
ion on Marion sirest y ctoe;ns oaf at
sacrifice prize =. and isd;es vaslInS any
thing ia the Tins Of hats, feslhsrs. Esw-
ars, silks. sasits. giushes, ribbons and
millinery st all kinds, shcssid mn, faai
20 visit that estahlishment
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

RESISTING AN OFFICES. Last week
warrant WAS plsc~d la the hands OF
Sheriff Hegass of Mason County for th
arr 1t of John Doyle, charged with de-
stroying the logging railroad track be-
longing TO Mr.. Mclieavy, where it
pas ed over his firm. IL seems that
Doyle had been awarded SEQ damages.
but this did not satisfy him. and be-
proceeded TO take the law into his own
hands, when the owaers of the track OH
tanned warrant for bis arrest on the
charge Of ma,icious destruction OF prop
erty. Sheriff Hegaas, when he enderv-
nrsd % serve the warrant. sas resisted
by Doyle, who aimed fifle ne him aud
decisred that he would not be ken
alive, wherrupon the otfier snmtnonsd d
a posse and dems nded surrender.
DOYLE opened Ere on the party from be-
hind q tree aud finally ran into his
house, occasionally opening the door
aud discharging-his weap. n at the am
hush wh, re the officers men remsiued.
The IRE was returned at intervals, the
officer aiming at the door whenever
Duyie opened it 10 renew the tiaht. III.
nAlly, after an apparent cessation of
hostilities. a rush Was made for the
buildine, the doors battered down and
DOYLE was found lying on the fionr.
wounded. but still supporting bis rifle
in a menacing attitade. He surren-
dered, however. and was at once lodged
in jah.-Standard
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

81 degrees
Lowest Temperature. on ths 2lst, t3 de-
grreS.
Mean tempe a'ure during the month, cox
degrees
Peevs'i.ng winds, n rth and south
TotAl rain-sli or me,tsd susx = 80 inches.
Numoer Of days Oh which VI Ut more rain
or snow fell, 8.
Sam eF OF aays on which elsud .ness aver.
ager or more On q scale 0 ten, Q.
HAix-L1aar. on he Sth.
w.sds fol- wed by rash, south.
Wind-. followed by clear or fair weather.
n rth
KIND Of rain gage, cylinder.
Maker Thermometer. texpose'l Fahrenheit
W,a her spl-ndid The entire mouth so un.
usual phenomena of any kind.
Respect fully, X ~ HosxNsox.
Port BIAkeiy W r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

Aossux.-Mr. E. W. Virgins, pro-
s'ot o. 9 museum OF living curiosi-
y. aFnved here yesterday, ana spread
~ tent In the vacant lot sdiuinins the
saesaon Hotel. The first exhibition
s. siyen this evening. IL will be
- eeo oy q free exhioition on the
sa.1de Of zoe tent. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

t;a'' !. largest stock. the choicsss selsc
d ~. rs oess quality and lowest prices
- 1nery, blank books and miscel-
ns,s. oooks. a. ths book store of q.
20, lis Cherry street. ma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

For weak asd 6ebi:ita;ed constitu
tious take HKSrxY's DASDELIoS ToSIC
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

Ask A. b. Stewart for HxsLxY's DAN
psrIus Tosrr and take no ssher. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

A GOLD LoCKEr. WITH MONO
n gram on outside. IS. r. and two
photographs inside. was Lot on the nartet
1hursfay morning. The finder viii be
suifab y rewarded on leaving the same ct
his o9zce. ny0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

DE-. HsxLEY's D2SpEIIox ToSIc v
truly named the King OF Bitters- ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

Nh - ~ NO are obliged &, use artificial
aod.s.s' ma the new plate being in
sssss = 9! DIR. Kileoarne, 63S Front
- ns,s superior 10 rubber; ID 10
- aky, lighter and mnch stroncer.
4 kts.sss made of a metal pure ss aold
Mann sad much more cleanly and
IA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

a neniey's Dandelion Tonic cures
spsia. purifies the blood ard in.
'ssss the system. les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
OF TT NOW

Although much is said about the imrorl
tsnce Of : hicosaprifying medicine. u may 10
t.asSsbie that the subjsc1 has nsvsr serionsiy
claimed sour attention. fhiak eff ners
Alnaoet every perscn hasscne form OF seross
nlous poison latent In his veins. Wnen tnse
develops In Serofnicus scres, ulcers, -
Frupticns. OF In the form a Hheumaatsmp
ar Orrnntc Diseases, the snHertng sAne ens
sues is terrible. Hence thu gratitude - 0oso
uho discover. a thousands ysaxly "a. tAa9 |.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
For Sale
QfsOn-FINE RESTAURANT.
an ONJO-P, odnce business.

S15O0-PPllSSdsao sashisuRASr' business.
80 60-Hotel.
Sl5uO-Saloon.
siSul-ur 500 fer half Of manufactur
Ing business.
$50o--Cigar and fruit business.
$igo-Al staurant
s 51-Dl ming room, well furnished.
$.00-Fine cigar store. beautiful steck.
$00-f ig n 81 nd with fixtures.
$sUn-Fine county hotel.
So 0-kestaursnt in good location.
$IS-Al luach counter.
$&a0-Gocd saloon great bargain.
sisge-26 roo - lodging houss.
iiotel, furnished So q month.
Town lots. fas rms and other properties
for sale or rent.
gents I r ~. B. Wiltshire & ca. Q safea
sold on the iast illment plan.
Fire and iso in uraace brokers.
Tickets To and from the Eastern States
and kurose for sale, etc.
PICKERING 4 CO..
No. III Washington street. next to Police
Court ieftim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
NOTICE.

THE SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
il has opened . branch Office IN the
Washington Territory Employment Blu
re4sl Washington street. Leave you
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
NOTICE.

THEREAFTER. WHEN THE WATER
III OF tn Spring Hill Water Company
Is shut of from the mains for repairs due
notice OF the same viii be given through b
the morning pagers the day befo-e
JOSIAH CtlLLINS. JR..
je2i business Manager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

Puress aud snns, raiatslle os sil biz
ters. DR.. Henlss's Dandaiion tcnic. ieS
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,.oyeRTIsINc RATES
eoR DAILYs

,..,ouai cards. % per month ios enc
" snd 81 psr month Tor ons1hau 1I..cr, .acn'
nfa nfaaesis 10 snts line for one ,ISerIsos; srd e.
ms line for six Insertions ana ~
f-slS nnc II Il Advertisements, 80 cents an
e'nhlei.ti einssrtion. sl..1 aa inch for six
r. ..s ~. a. an inch for , weeks, $50
assS and SO gcf mouth.
FOR WEEKLY;
arosseional cards y per mnnth t.is ioI I.os one
. srd 81 5oper mcn;h ior one-nan .c.i ihcn'
Gals. 10 Ten lBls Iot oso lisei'i"n'
x renfs q line per month.
80 slaEaaercisi aayer using. 81 per ipch for
ysnsertiog. and 81 per month.
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~. fsssss dental roons. 7aoH Frons
(iaSO II
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SEATTLE. W.. T., SUNDAY MORNING.
PROFESSIONAL

II J. HUNES ATTORNEY
Seattle. Ofloc IN Boyd s. Poncins
building. Front 81 myls-:f
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-09
New GermanH.

Rev. D. l.. Ash commenced pro-
tracted meeting last Sunday, (27th)
at this place.
Mr.. David burst and family are
visiting friends and relatives in this
neighborhood.
Mr.. c. J. Otto has shipped consid-
erahIe lumber this winter.
James Broadwater and John Stark
started for the Greenbrier, w. Va.
lumber region last week.
The LOchiel Lumber Company has
been very successful in ''sliding" logs
to the Savage river this winter.
MIR. Freeman Graham has been do
ing we'll in the mercantile business
this winter,
Mr.. F. II. Graham has enlarged
his dwelling and store house.
Miss Mintie Muhlenburg. of Grants.
vile, is teaching our school.
Mr.. David Compton, who has been
out west for several years, has return
ed home, He will remain here a
short time, when he will return to
his western home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-02-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is list of real estate
transfers filed for record in the Office
of w. H. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending January 29th:
Christ. White and husband to Hen
ry G. Fowler, 80 acres of land, part of
the same land of which the late John
Gauer, died seized and possessed /;
$3.50.
Mary M. Connell and husband to
VIM. f. George, trustee, all the real,
personal and mixed property rights,
credits and profits as set forth in a
deed from Peter Connell to Mary M.
Cornell SIS &c.
VIM. f. George, trustee, to Peter
w. Connell. the property described in
the above conveyance. 81 DC.
John Schultz and wife to Catherine
Weber, q tract of land called "Civi-
GUS" containing 100 acres $500.
John w. Garrett, to Daniel +. Of
futt, part Of tract of land called
"Kindness." containing 224 acres.
Mary ID. Crook, etal, 10 D. r. Offutt,
part of "Dailey's Park !" 5000.
VIM. P. TOtten. Executor, to Alex.
Fleckenstein, lot No. | in "TOtten's
Addition to Oakland $77.6O.