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APPENDIX.
Reports of City Clerk. Attorney, Surveyor and
Street Commissioner.

I'M
To the Honorable Of
for ending
following completed
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TEE CITr on SEATTLE.
MAYOR JOHN LEARy
3 - oo.GaoS oousCII. wIrM REPoRw on orr,

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Seattle DAILY SATURDAY JULY l. 1885

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January sh lass ending May
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CoM1nEIoNxR
Al
Ice Of Odsnes No 81 have been pscoa carried
re lot 9.ns and others TO Gus The
noss ne dan Of Ike nses Of and The removal Of
been partly and the Council s.s aopsd TIE wshsl
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In August last recommended that the appointed
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fair and reasonable value thsreo sad
@ans connection: With mains aad all other
Ole bidder In his conducting this
oty % protsctsd againss undue loss or psoaation.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
The Weather and the Pork Trade.

The Cincinnati Price Current says
that the cold weather and storms of
the past six weeks have not only
greatly curtailed the supply of hogs
in the great markets of the West du-
ring the past few weeks, by block
aiding the transportation. lines, but
that these same causes have operated
to reduce the number that will come
to market later in the season, by SO
checking'the fattening process that
very many lots of hogs designed for
marketing this month will not be
available until later. The exception
al unfavorableness OF the season will
also have its effect in curtailing sum-
mer supplies, for losses of young stock
have been severe. This is not only
the case in regard to swine, but also
as to cattle and sheep, especially the
latter. 1t is now evident that CEN
siderable modification of the mid
winter estimates Of the hog supplies
will result from causes mentioned.
The seven principal cities will prob
ably fall below the estimates 100000
hogs; it is difficult to approximate
the variation for other points; posi-
bly, the increase for all points for the
winter may not be much, ifany, over
100000 hogs, compared with last
year; it may fall short of this. The
unfavorable weather has also tended
to reduce the weight of hogs for the
latter part of the season.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28

Messrs. James Holms and Charles
Ogler, from Northern Indiana, were in
town several days recently looking
over the country with Corkins, Yea
man q Co., in search of farms. They
were we'll pleased with the appearance
of the country and selected farms, de-
Gliding to return in the fall and become
citizens of Warren county.
Warren county has unsurpassed
facilities for manufacturing enterprises.
Parties in different portions Of the
country are locking this way with the
idea of establishing various enterprises
Such men go where they are invited
and where they can find substantial
encouragement. The cities of the
South that are giving reasonable in
ducements to the location of manufac>
tories, are building up and spreading
their borders. McMinnville may do
likewise. Will she? A word to the
wise, etc.
Mr. 0. F. Brand, formerly from
Minnesota, last Tuesday moved his
family to McMinnville from Sherwood,
Tenn, where he has resided for year
past. He has moved into one of Mr..
Richmond's houses on Smithville st.
MIR. Brand has machinery and facilities
for manufacturing sorghum and sugar
on large scale. His machinery is
still located at Sherwood. He is pleased
with our country, and may conclude
to locate here permanently and estab>
lish his factory. For the present he is
here for the benefit of health, and to
have the advantages of our schools for
his children. We hope our citizens
interested in the Development of in
dustries in our town, will take advan-
tage of the opportunity and encourage
Mr.. Brand to bring bis machinery here
and become a permanent resident of
McMinnville.
In today's issue will be found an
interesting advertisement of Mrs. Liv>
ingston's entire stock of goods, in.
cluding her household and kitchen fur
niture. She has decided to visit her
relatives in Germany, and will close
out everything. She has a splendid
stock of nice, fresh goods, bought fol
cash, which she offers on satisfactory
terms. The store house and dwelling
she occupies are for rent. Anyone
wishing to engage in such business
would find it to their interest to cal
{ on Mrs, Livingston. In the mean
time she will continue to sell her stocl
: of goods at cost.
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Look Out !!

For o. w. Huston's great sale of
buggies next week. He will have an
assorted car load Of Phaetons, Timp-
kin and Brewster springs, JUMP seated
and double seated Buggies and Carri-
ages and Spring Wagons. All work
warranted, and prepared to suit all, in
style and price. Call and see.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Wheat Damaged.

The prevailing opinion seems to be
that winter wheat has been greatly
damaged by frost in the Middle and
'ome of the Western States. We hear
much complaint from the farmers of
this county on account of freezing out.
Many of them are talking about plow>
ing up and planting other crops.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Paint for Roofs.

For roofs, especially metal roofs,
there is perhaps no other paint as good
as powdered iron ore, mixed with lin>
seed oil. This is durable and cheap.
1t is also durable, cheap paint for
farm implements, fences, and out
buildings. 1t is oxide Of iron, of a
brown, redish color, and is kept by
paint dealers and druggists.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Look and Read.

And bring me 5000 more hens,
turkeys and ducks. l will pay SC a
pound for hens, &c pound for tur>
keys, and 15c apiece for ducks on Sat-
urday, March 7th. viii buy no other
day. c. S. NEwcoMB.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
G. S. NEwCoMB.

We offer for cash the largest and
cheapest line of drugs and medicines
in this market. J. B. RITCHEY.
One hundred reams of note, let
ter, foolscap, bill and legal cap papers
received and for sale by j. B. Ritchey.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Problem.

There is a Quaker, we understand,
Who for three sons laid off his land.
And made three equal circles meet,
So as to bind an acre neat.
Just in the center of that acre,
Is found the dwelling of the Quaker;
In centers of the circles round,
A dwelling for each son is found:
Now, can you tell, by skill and art,
How many rods they live apart?
j. ]. ANDERSON
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Wanted.

5000 more Hens, Ducks, and Tur-
keys-will pay Sc a pound for hens,
&c pound for turkeys, aud 15c apiece
fer ducks on Saturday March, 7th.
Will buy no other day.
G.. S. NEwCoMB.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
MoMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, FEB 49, 1885,

Judge Allen, of the Criminal
court at Nashville, is holding court at
Sparta the present term by interchange
with Judge Mcconnell.
Northern White Oats, 60c per
bushel at Faulkner q Smiths
MIR. j. G. Biles and his party,
and the young ladies from G, F. Col
lege, returned last Monday morning
from their visit to the New Orleans
exposition. a
j. F. Morford started to New
York Thursday evening to purchase
goods, and will take in the inaugura>
tion at Washington next week.
There is strong demand for
houses to rent in McMinnville. Some
of our enterprising citizens with money
to invest, would do we'll to use some of
it erecting few neat cottages to meet
this demand.
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton has opened
a boarding house in the Settle building,
on the corner of West Main and Chan
cery street, and will take boarders by
the day, week or month at moderate
rates. Also rooms to let cheap.
j. H. Sims, travelling salesman
for Spurlock, Page q Co., Nashville,
was married on Thursday to Mis-:
Annie H. Puryear, of Franklin, Tenn.
, The happy couple have our best wishes
, for many years of prosperity and hap
pi9ess.
Still the complaint comes that the
, wheat is badly killed by the frost,
t many are talking of plowing up theiI
wheat and planting corn or oats. We
would advise the farmers not to be in
too great hurry about plowing uE
their wheat. Wait little for a few
warm days and see how tits.
: -Corkins, Yeaman & Co., inform
US that four men from Eastern Indi
ana, will visit them early this spring
some of them to LOOK at the country
with reference to purchasing farms
. and one to rent or buy residence il
town. Anyone knowing of property
to rent should see this firm.
d Having to go North on business
l. and intending to visit New Orleans
g Twill be absent during March. DIR
Davidson will be in the office and sue
If cessfully attend to all calls.
1t j. M. LAsATER, d. d. S.
!. MIR. j. N. Walling left Wednes
day for Sparta, to assume the duties O
|. cashier of the new bank to be opene,
k there this week. He has been book
d keeper of the National Bank of thi
IL place for the last year or two, and is
young gentleman of fine business quail
% fcations, Mr. W. H. Magness, Jr
- takes his place in the bank here.
IF Mr.. Gillet and Mr.. Burge, tn
le former from Minnesota, and the latte
. from Wisconsin, were in town Wed
. nesday looking for a house for MI
N Gillet, who would like to establish
y boarding house. They we're muc
pleased with our town and surround
le ings. We have not learned whethe
5. they found suitable location.
of Two parties at Sherwood, Tenn
in have applied to Corkins, Yeaman (
Co., to rent them residences in Nj
e, Minnville. This firm are receivin
at daily applications for property. Son
Ie of our citizens who have vacant 10
g. should build a few houses for rem
ia Although there is good demand #
houses these gentlemen are compelle
rv to say to correspondents that there a
be none to rent. Parties knowing
i'll property to rent should see them,
of order that people who want to settle
III McMinnvllle could find accommod
IA tions.
Wanted.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28

Good whole. leather Boots at H.
L. Stanley's at 1926 a pair.
Best Cotton Plaids at H. L.
Stanley's at &c a yard,
Garry your eggs to Mead q
Ritchey and get the cash.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28

Plenty of the best all wool Jeans
yet at H. L. Stanley's at 35c a yard.
Gents fine laundried white shirts
at H. L. Stanley's at 80 to 75c each.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Fresh Glover Seed.

j. B. Ritchey has just received a
lot of fresh clover and Herds grass
seed, for sale for cash.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
DENTISTRY.
Hens, Turkeys and Ducks.

| want 5000 more, for which | will
pay sc pound for hens, &c a pound
for turkeys, and 15c apiece for ducks
on Saturday March, 7th. Will buy
on no other day.
G. s NEWCOMR
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
TOWN AND COUNTY.

"" """' NA"UH'nS S"N"Pi 81
to Potter Bros, they have it.
Go to Faulkner & Smiths to get
the Davis Sewing Machine.
There is no mistake about it-A.
H. Gross is selling Clothing at Cost.
Wool and Fur Hats at Faulkner
q Smiths from 25c to $3.50.
Canned Corn, 2 ID cans at 129
cents, or $2.75 per case at G. P.
Conner q Cos
Five thousand pairs Of Boots and
Shoes at Potter Bros. just as cheap as
can be found anywhere.
Mems Undershlrts are so cheap at
Potter Bros. that any man can afford
to own one.
Farmers are reminded that W.
S. Maddux u Co., keep ON hand at
all times, Hames, Traces, Collars,
Back and Belly Bands, and everything
in the saddle and harness line.
There is big rush to Conner q
Cos for Cheap Goods,
Fresh Kraut, Onions, Cracked
Hominy, Etc, at Northcut q Lanes
You are missing bargains now if
you fail to call on A. H. Gross, who is
closing out Winter goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Etc, at absolute Cost.
We have just received new
stock of Mems and Boys Hats and
want everybody to see them before
they buy. POTTER Bros
Remember those Chilled Plows at
Potter Bros.
See Potter Bros Boots and Shoes.
"A nice line OF Boots, Shoes and
Hats, are now being received and
opened by Northcut & Lane. They
will be sold at Rock bottom prices.
"A fresh crate of cabbage just re
ceived from New Orleans at &. P
Conner q Co.'S.
Northern oats, grass, and clover
seed can be found at Faulkner &
Smiths.
If you want good price for you
butter and eggs, take them to Potte
Bros. and exchange them for goods.
If you want Sugar and Coffe
cheap, 60 to Potter Bros.
Farmers remember Potter Bros
Chilled Plows, they must 60.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs 3
G.. ?. Conner q Cos.
Cucumber Pickles, 10c per dozen
at Northcut q Lanes.
Potter Bros. will sell winte
Dress goods cheaper than any maj
under the sun, so come at once an
buy.
Farmers and gardeners should b
ready to push their work vigorously q
soon as the weather opens, and a
harness should be carried to w. s
Maddux IL Cos at once to be put il
thorough repair.
Cigars and Tobacco at Potte
Bros. always.
just few Overcoats at Potte
Bros, and they must be sold befol
spring at some price.
Everybody dance to G. P. Come
q Cos for the freshest and cheape;
Groceries,
"A few walking Jackets for ladi,
that must be sold regardless of pric,
Come and see them while the weatht
is cold. POTTER Bros.
Try G. P. Conner q Co.'S Potte
Ham, Canned Pears, Etc.
Farmers! Now is the time, an
the accepted time, so come at on,
and buy good Chilled Plow. "
have a few on hand and intend to s,
them regardless of prices to close the
out, so come at once and see ther
We will sell for cash or its equivaler
POTTER Bros.
Canned Corn and Beans at H.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
Fresh Garden Seeds.

A full line of Garden Seeds in bulk
and papers, warranted fresh, for sale
by j. B. Ritchey. Country merchants
furnished on satisfactory terms.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28

Garry your eggs to Mead &
Ritchey opposite the livery stable and
get the the cash.