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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
RELIGION IN GREENSBORO.
The Big Tent Blown DOwn-Exciting
Scenes and Character of the Services.

The Big TENT Blown DOwn-Exciting
Scenes and Character of the Services.
From the Athens Banner Waterman.
From a gentleman OF Greensboro, Ga,
we learn that a great religious meeting is
IN progress in that town, and the large
tent wherein services are held, with a
seating capacity of 1900, is crowded.
There is a minister in attendance who is
a sort of self-made edition of Sam Jones,
and his d%iscourses are on the same
order as the great Georgia evangelist.
only there is an evident attempt at
imitation that destroys the force Of
his remarks. He is very severe on balls,
theatres, social entertainments of all
kinds, and every manner of female adorn-
ment, aud his line of argument seems to
be that it is easier for a camel to creep
through the eye of a needle than a girl
with bangs, beau-catchers, jewelry, pow
der or rouge upon her face, or who uses
cologne, to enter the kingdom of heaven.
He is very abusive against liquor-sellers,
and, in fact hews right and left, using
MANY of Sam Jones' expressions. Sunday
a hard rain set in just as service was
about closing, when one Of the min
listers arose and said it was sent by the
Almighty in order that some person might
have a chance to be converted before 20
ing home. just at this instant a fearful
gust of wind came and lifted one side Of
the tent up, and it threatened to fall in
upon the heads OF the devoted band. The
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, and re-
port SAYS the preacher, who had attri-
buted the rain 10 the work of God, was the
first to get out, and had nearly reached
the creek before headed by some of his
brethren. At last all danger was averted
and quiet reigned again.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04

ing Pigeon Association, were liberated by
Mr.. Leech Monday morning at 7 O'Clock
on the Plaza. The state of the weather
was very favorable, the sun shining
brightly, and only a very slight breeze
blowing. with the thermometer about -
deg, aud the atmosphere a little damp
from the late rains. The birds were re-
leased singly and invariably flew toward
lie bay, b e clrcllng round until they at
;aIned a considerable height, seemed to
have rot their course, and struck a bee
line for the northeast.
Palatka Mems: Mr.. T. e. Haley, being
convinced Of the possibilities Of Palatka
rs a Wholesale centre, has located here,
and VIII open a wholesale liquor house as
soon as proper arrangements can be
made. He Will begin 10 get up his petit
ton for license to-day, and as soon rs he
Is granted a license by the County Com
missioners he viii open up with a stock
valued at from 100000 to $50, 000. He also
informs Us that a gentleman from Nash
VILE, Tenn, with ample capital, contem-
plates establishing Il large wholesale gro
Gerry house here in the fall, and VIII do an
exclusive Wholesale business
At Jacksonville, Tuesday, the scho oner
jennie Beasly arrived from Bangor, Me-,
with a cargo consisting OF 5000 cedar
shingles, $50 barrels OF plaster, and 400,-
600 fruit box hoops. This schooner was
off Hampton Roads during the late blow,
and experienced some rough weather
during Monday and Tuesday, Aug. "A
and %. Her sails were split, and heavy
seas dashed over her deck as il a ship in
mid-0cean. She withstood the storm,
however, and besides loss in sails sus-
tanned but slight damage otherwise. The
whole OF her deck load was dashed down
securely, or it would all have been swept
away. b cleared from BANGOR Aug. IA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
syIvania Topics.

s~YLvANIA, Sept. 3.-The young men of
~Sylvsnia, under the leadership Of j. l..
Marston, of Atlanta, have organized a
brass band, which will soon furnish mu-
sic nightly for the citizens OF this town.
Mr.. Marston has just returned from Au-
gusta, where he purchased a full set OF
new instruments. The new enterprise
goes under the name Of the '~'Sylyania
COrnet Company"
An accident occurred on the Sylyania
railroad yesterday morning about three
miles from here as the train was making
It's regular trip 10 Rocky Ford, In which
two freight boxes were wrecked and the
passenger coach thrown from the track.
The track had spread at hat point which
caused the boxes to u of. S~uperIntend-
ent r. j. Thomas was out at the wreck
with the railroad hands working all last
night. and the train will probably make
Its regular trip today.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
Criminal Notes from Calhoun

CALHOUN, sept.2.-The last of the gang
that burned Crane Eater-Wm Murphey
and Jim MOss-were brought here early
this morning. They were arrested eight
miles east of Enijay, In Pickens county.
Moss resisted arrest and was shot three
times, one shot nearly tearing his left
arm off above the elbow. Amputation
was necessary. He also received one
painful wound in the side and another in
the back. None Of the three is thought
to be very dangerous. The Superior Court
is in session, and criminals get the full
extent Of the law. Jim Lanier, white,
found guilty of larceny from the house,
was sentenced to five years. Simon
Briggs, colored, found guilty of assault
with attempt to murder, was sentenced to
five years. Lewis Whitehead, colOPed,
found guilty of an attempt TO rape, was
sentenced 10 twenty-five years. Three of
the Crane Eater incendiaries are on trial
here to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
FuTuRE TRANSFORMATION.
Paper trains will be the Ultimate SOlu-
tiOn OF the Railroad Problem.

Paper Trains Will be the Ultimate SOlu-
ton of the Railroad Problem.
From the Athens Banner Waterman.
While at New Holland last week we
had the pleasure of conversing with a
very scientific and learned gentleman,
who was fully posted on all the new in
ventions of the age. In discussing rapid
transit, he said that aerial navigation
was impracticable, and he did not look
in that direction tor quick transportation,
but, in less than a decade, distance
would be annihilated at the speed of a
hundred miles per hour, and it
would be on terra frma, too. There
would be paper trans, paper engines and
paper rails, thus greatly tightening the
weight of rolling stock and enabling the
full power of steam TO be brought into
play. Our informant said that paper car
wheels are now coming into general use,
and are an entire success. A company in
New York is now experimenting with a
full train of coaches and an engine, as
also rails, made entirely OF paper, and
they have met with great success. Cook
ing stoves are being manufactured of
this material, which is a satisfactory
evidence that 1t will also answer for a To-
connective. Such a road would be much
safer than those now in use, and would
have every advan age over the present
passenger lines. The only drawback we
see to this suggestion is that science has
demonstrated thai a speed a little over 60
miles an hour is impractIcable and dan
gerOus. owing to the resistance of the at
mosphere. If rapid transit is ever solved
it will be through electricity and pneu-
matte tubes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
Georgia Thrift.

81. Simon's mill will resume operations
on Nov. /.
Bricks are now delivered in Brunswick
al So 15c per thousand.
The Methodist church at Brunswick ia
TO be enlarged and improved.
The Glynn county Jail is nearly finished.
The Jail will cost $1,000 and the lot 5000
more.
At Jackson, lobe Ham has purchased
the stock Of goods Of Luther Duke and
will continue the business.
There are eleven vacant stores on the
principal streets Of Brunswick, along
which water and gas are 10 be placed, and
seven In process Of erection.
There is a great demand for houses In
Elbertou. and no vacan ones 20 rent. II
Is also difficult 20 buy a building lot near
the business portion Of the town at any
price.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
SUBSTANTIAL REASONS WHY 1T is
ADVISABLE TO BUY YOUR
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Oh
A. FALK & SON.

THIRST. They do the largest business, and
i buying strictly for cash, consequently
can offer the customer greater inducements
than any other house.
Second. They are the Oldest house in the
city, and their goods have always maintained
the highest standard as TO fit, style and wear
ing qualities.
Third. They give with every purchase a
guarantee as follows: I'VE guarantee these
goods as represented, aud that the price is as
low ~ same manufacture Is sold anywhere in
the United States. II not satisfactory and
returned within 10 days uninjured, the full
amount cash paid will be refunded" 50 you
can buy p suit. take 1t home for your friends
10 judge, and If they don't like It, 1t can be
returned.
Fourth. All goods are marked in plain
figures. and they are strictly one Price, thus
a child can buy AZ cheap as the most expert
judge Of Clothing.
The great success they have met with have
induced them to order fresh supplies, and
their stock 10 still complete. The public are
most cordially invited TO examine for them
selves and be convinced.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
Snake Stories.

Campbell county News; j. X. s., In a
recent communication, said he had not
year. We submit this one, clipped from
An exchange, for his consideration A
farmer hearing his fayorite rooster crow
as ifia considerable distance from homo,
started out 10 find him. In the yard be
found a. large snake and killed Il, when
his rOoBter jumped out OF the snakes
stomach and crowed thanks 10 his delly-
erer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04
p%rnhibition Pninters.

From the best information obtainable
Fayette county will give prohibition a
good majority.
Mr.. W. J. James, who has been travel.
ing IN North Alabama, says that In Mar
shall county, that state, whisky Is sold
and there were seven murders In the
county, Cherokee, which Ia larger, no
whisky Is sold and there was only one
man killed in its borders last year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-04

KNOW TnTsELF, by reaaIng the ssBof.
enee ~ Life" the best medical work ever
published. for young and middle agod men.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

srArrLs. Oct. rs In the eese Of the
Territory Va H. 9stschm IN, indicted
for an nssault vith danger Gus weapon
With iutept 20 eom0it morder, the jury
70, usaed verdiss of antlsy Of ss.soli
and battery, but not OF an attempt ts
commit murder.
sIes. Port BlAkelv Mill Co. W.. Chss.
h LIB Li,ster. Discussed on plain
tits motion aud st PLAINTIFF cost.
ASA San Francisco Brass Works Va.
John spsucev. Diawtssed At pt Aintih 8
motion and plaietsa,' cosss.
In the csss Of the Territory va Clara
0etschmsn. indicted for an assault
With intent % commit mordsr, de.
fendanf. by consent. plead guilty ot a..
ssult and battery.
sarah 4. Malson Vas appointed bailih
on the part OF she Territory.
The ease Of the Territory w. John
Mel .ashlio, iadi-ssd Ter eraod laf-
ceu,. wept to the iarv ct 6 O'Clock and
1t . y. ~. they rstarhed q verdict oi
guilty.
The Grand Jury on the part Of the
Territory brought In amended indict
nssnts acAipes A. b. fasnswurth and A
Harm for assault nth intent 70 commit
bodily harm. and alec seAiust Hsrry
Gait for the same offence. Also T.rri
tess ". John Doe, q true bill; Territory
Va Richard hoe, true bill.
Earfy Gant vAs arraisned asd plead
nsti soiifv.
Jshs Martin. q foreigner, Vas sd-
mitse1 10 eitil n ship.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
Notice ~ Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
! terms 81 Seattle. In King eoanty. Washing
ton Territory
No. 4s7s-yilfred slk'us and Joe T. Red.
dish, psitntr doing bu mess under the nrm
nsrIe Of Cslkius 4 ket dish. iusolvents, W.
heir Creditors.
TERRITORY o. Wsshin Gtos. King county, 81.
Pursuant 20 an order VI The Honorable
Roger Q. Greene. Judge Of the above sntiiled
onurt, notice IL hereby CIV 10 all credit
srs Of the above named tnsolvents, 20
be and o. peax before the ssid Judge.
al SEATTLE. king equity. Washington Ter
ritory, within 80 days frvm the dAss VI pu bill
cs,ion Of this no,ice. TO sit. on the 2Jth
day o octonsr, A d 1855, Of IL e'clsek an.
VI that day. then sud there 10 show csase, ii
soy they can. Why the prayer Of said In
solv. Rts should not be granted. an assign
ment OF Their estate made, sn hey discharged
from their debts Ano hs iiiti. =. pursusnt "
the statute in such case snsds nd provided.
And IN the msaafims u procesdiags against
said iDsoivsat are TO be stayed.
-, witnsss my and and the seal Of
}GRAL. said court, this II. b day Of sep
49, tsmber, A. d. 1855.
JAMES aEA vEY, Clerk.
By JAMxs r. LUpLos, Deputy. slsdsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
' Ihi d judicial District Of Washington
Terrific y, holding terms At seattle.
No. AI2-T. II. taich, plaintiff, W.
&c rye II. JYhnsun. defeae ant.
nd.r and by virtue o an execution h
sued out of the abovs named curt, IN
the above entitled action, dated III 4 l6gh
day OF septt NOR. 1855, have dull levied
upon he following Inscribed real prop
erty. towit:
l. u thirteen ti1 and fourteen lill. IN
block eleven IN. of Union addition 70 the
cit Of ~ attic. III z couaty. Washington
Terrific I: the und v ded one. half al Of
Van B o. klin's addition IN said ctr OF
sest le. except let's ], .. a L. n. 10 IS and
rs. In block G OF said addition; also, lot
t6l. In o i2i OF MaynArds Lake
W ashinston add ION TO naid city.
Notire Ia therefore hereby & ven thai on
SATURDAY., the 94th day OF De.
tober 1885,
At the hour Of II O'Clock a. m. Of said dsy.
In front of the Court House door, in the
city OF SEATTLE, King county, wsshinat n
Territory. viii cell ell the right, title and
interest Of sasd defendant In and 70 said
real y ope ty. at public auction. 70 shs
highest bidder. for cash.
Dated At Seattle. the 7t,h day OF Seq.
sea Sheriff Of King county. W.T..
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us. LAsD ORR 4 Ar OLYMPIA. ". T..
restraber ~. iss5.
Notice II hereby sivsn that HOMIE u
CHAMbkkLAIS has hiod n1ties d n 90 iss
10 nsxs fnzi proof before TIE cisrt Of shs
Dstsics Court. o. hts sf1ee In sesffie. ". r..
en- saturday. Sbs I'm DAG Of Novsmosf. q. D.
1ssS, on Pre- eDpion O No $50. for ths
a. ". b u NJ 4 aud " y u % + II ssstiea
8. fosas, Up 81 n range Z east
He names 40 Witnesses J. n. hice, Theo-
dors Hssnss, 3. Q. FxIia sod T. .. fheav-
go all q Tsesos. y. ..
ssossis neesass 81 ~ tAn1 Co.,.
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Q. 9. LAND oyyros At oLYxytA VT
September 8, isss.
~ Notice is hereby given that JANE
DALroS has nled notice Of intent % q
make Anal proof before the Judge, OF IN IA.
sbsence, the Clerk o. he District Couft -
bis once 10 seattle, ", T, on Monday. IA
iste day OF oetoee-. A. d. l-s5, on Hone
s,es application No 1891. for the sE 1 :,
srctton u. township o north. range -
Hs names Is witnesses Charley Fianins.
Henry Grothen. John L Lkin and x. q whIts
all Of Osccola W. T.
JOHN ,. eewKY,
selooe.5 hAaister Of tas Land OHcs
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Q. O. LAND 0yyIcHAr eLynPIA, VII
September s, 1855.
"a Notice is hereby given that JOIN
MAhrIN hiss fled notios Of Intention a
max anal proof before the Judge. or. 10 his
absence. toe CLERK of the Di trict Court. a
h. once In Seattle. ". T.. on rhursday, Ia
18Th daJ OF october. A. ID. 1855. on Homs.
ead appl cation No. tj05, for tbs " \ Of "
OF section 3, township IS north. rsnes {
east
H names So wttnesss Samuel ". Hinda,
Andrew X. Hinds, Adam Tosh and John Ten
all OF Meiross W.T.. 80
John '. aowHT.
sel0sclS Register Of the Land O0ea
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4 CHILD Gan RUN 1T.

THE NEW No WHEELER & WILL
ch~apcst IN the world is now for sac at
the branch o~ce. on Front STR ct near
Pike. with q full and comp set OF a.
tschmentA upon which . person Of a. ,
age can execute thu finest ana no pie 10
ing < nd VI work psssi Die. Every D .rson
purch esing mach e viii b, tn lro tsh y
instru tied In regard t. its use ami the
use Of the attAchu ents, an vii al o re-
ceave q guar nt-e for Keeping the machine
in g cd rvpair for dve yes-A Al persons
., Q cardislly invited 10 call and inspect
our machines
o. dc . rom the country are solicited
and VIII receive careful ani prompt At
tensiou. v. W. HANSON,
Ills Agent Seattle. W.T..
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Tue nek AND .fa,os~s shoald not fail to call Oh
him. The Doctor has visited he hospitals 81
Europe and obtained q great deal OF vslusbl,
information when be IL compesent to impair
10 those in need OF his services. Ia. 0IBBUN
viii make no charge unless be effects . cure
Pefso cured at home Gall or write. Al
comnunicstions strictly confidential. seno
ten dollar- for . package OF medicine. Ad
dress DIR. J. r. GIBBuS, Boz 1867, Sac Fran
cisco, Cal Mention Posr-iNrKLIIaKSokk.
Apl6dw
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Notice Of Final Proec
q. 9. LAND orrscx AT orrsr,, -,

q. 8. LAND OFrzcK AT OLuxrtA. W,
Sep;e e.rs. isss.
~ Motto is hereby giv-n that Ca nrxv
FlANl6AN has nied notice Of iutsp,lo. l.
MAKE nnal pr of before The Judge or. n -
sesenee, tie Clerk Of the pisuict Ccurt n
, a. mee N seattle. ". !; On Mon ny, ,As
~ plicati No s6o2. for the sw o. -
Ia. township 70 north, xnse eat.
he nance ~ witbes--s Henry 0roA..
jams DsltoD. Johs LArkin and X q Ws,,.
III Of Osseola, W T.
sel0ocis Rasisser Of the Ians 80.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE
! Third Judicial District Of Washinetoa
Territory, holding terms ct Seattle.
No. s36 George Beahsn plain'iH, N.
Pa rick j. Gull and Mary Cull. defend
ants.
Under and by virlue OF an order Of saas,
issued out Of the above ramed Court IN
the above entitled action dated the 7th
Gay Of October. lssA and 70 me directed
and delivered. l have duly levied upon
the property described In said order q
sale and - follows. 10 Wit:
Let nu ber-d six ~. In block number
forty eight lsl. In c. G. Terry's drst add
ton TO the city Of seattle
Notice IL therefore hereby given that %
saturday, the IN nay Of November,
1eaS,
Al the hour of / O'Clock D. m. Of said
day. in front Of the Court House door
Ia the city Of eeAttie, King County.
Washington Territory. I will, IN opcdi-
ence TO said order Of sale. sell the shove
desrrthed properly al pubic auctioa. 20
the highest bi1dor for cssh.
l,stsd NJ Seattle. the 7ih asy OF October.
ocstd J.H. McGRAw. sh~r,G
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Notice to Creditor

FIST ATS OF NARY IHRIa m
IL ceased. W.
AL persoas hsyiog claims asain.. a.
estate OF tbs So 4 Nary Ihris. &c., s
are hereby r Qui ed TO p eseat ths -
WI the nsce ,ssry vouchers, 10 iss -
defstsne'. At he Union MsrkrI a. u ~.
we., side &c front srret. near Bei - "
l Tue ny OF seattle kmsc .un y, WssS
,hs'9n ierri DRY within one year froa
'ne date o. the frst publication Of ~.
noiice, o. the 8 me wi be forever h.-sass
- Dated September 3 1856.
DAVID H0RLACHHn
Ds'e OF trst public alton Sept III IssS
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

DEING AN OLD AUCTIOSEER or
ID 'welv- years eSperie &c. aud thor
fer ny services - al nseding them in
thst lice 4 will give my entlrr atten lon
10 business entrustfd 20 me. xIl sri
real e-tste and tsrsona propei ~ n IN
-hort- notice. In tho c ~ I 20 tie and
county Of King. IL CfEtDLs.
sci seastie Post. flee.
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NoTxCD
Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

TmPARTSKRsH,P aEREToFnRs
sxsftre eetS-en the unaerxiSnrA
shdeF 81 arsn sgse ~ Cslkins q RED.
dtsA. Il this dss dissolved b n.asnAl on.
ssnt. ana ths sntrs-st Of I@T. Re disA
her IL has hseE 30 a 70 a Elfre1 Clksra
DOS k.ddish rvrtr~s froH sss c y.
Ntlfret Gals iss asa "A llfte1 CsIksra -.
sukn<a I'll ltAo4kfst~s s91z n~s sssd rrtu.
WiLFksD csikISS
J. Z. kkDt,lsH-
easttas. " T. aspl =. lxk s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
Notice to The Tax Payers Of
Island County, ". 7.

NOTICE Is nEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the duplicate Asse SIN nj koll Of
isian county, w. T.. for the year lisa 70
oow In my possession r the col. cfiou Of
"a e. levied m. rein. 8 I'd taxss will DO
delinque on the sist day OF Dece nber,
Is al O'Clock y. m. and unless % a
pr OF III re'o ten pc cent. will be added
10 The am unit thereof as pen atty, and In
er ut c arg a, tn rate Of ts enty per
cent. p aunum until paid. said tsSes
are pa abe NJ rho Office OF thu Couufy
Treasurer, at q uoeNi le. Island county.
~. T., during Office hours
A. 4. BLOWERS
Treasurer Of Island county. w. +.
Dated 81 Ctupevhle. Sept. & lsS5.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
-. sga,n.i the Estate Of jerome butter
De d. d-cuA-ed ge reQu s,e6 70 inform
The undersisned. By mall or othe wfse. ON
or hefoe Dec. I. 1855. q ceastfc w T., In
order that said claimants and myself may
confer - v prvceediDgB fOf tn sssfle-
DGnf - nnkk euGa1a. - es e. ..-a
.:;ss : =. ah. sprrxyunD.
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sfEa MER TRAVEL, Etc
For Ports 0 thlPd and Mashlpsion

SrEAMkR HELEN W. II
Kills. Master, leaves HArfing
ton Smiths wharf. Seatti., every donday
"wednesday and friday. at 9:S r. m. 10
Mi chelfs Point head o. orr Orchard
al-o. TO head of Port wsshin ston k--
tn ninx leave head Of Port Washingt' n
al = m. ad OF 20 Orc b ard at l0:3
q M. Nit helrs Point a. " a. m srriviR
a. Seaitle sbou, go ? m. every rne sday
hu eday and Saturday. an27dw
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MISCELLAN EOUb.
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ toe dup icate uses m NJ roll OF !. ng
unity Tor the year lsso 10 ow in my 40
s~si II 70 the coil C ion OF tao tsxe-
herein LIVED 8 Id taxe- Will b. deiin
iuent on the 3lst day Dc mbsr. 1855,
t6o' 10 x p. m aud u lees y Id p 10
ereIo ten Ter G. mt. will be sdded IL the
n unit thereof as penal y. and mt r, 81
IN .rsed at the rate OF to en- per c Mt.
yer annun. ON date def nauency III.
I'll paid. % d taxes arc payable ut tn
0 tice Of the Coun y treasurer, 10 Seat lie.
during Office hours.
GEO. ID. HILL.
County Treas 'rpr.
Seattle. Sept. q. 1895 s29tw3n
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knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. slIS
VI K Of L.. meets every "Wednesday al
80 y M. In Mssonic Hall. Visiting
brethren In gond sanding are cordially
invited to attend.
N. MCMILLAN M.
WAITER wAIErp Y q mht
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Urn - The fast st .rnwhsele
JOSEPHINE,
DIX. HOWARD sofia

d. x. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VII. from date. car y the United state
mail on Hoods Canal, masiog sem
seekly trips 70 Seattle leaving Sc
becg every Mondey and Friday m IN n.
VII touch At Porf GaDbl for passenger
or freight arriving 1T S atile in tn
afternoon I; ret r, Ing will leave Ye,ieri
whof at " ocl ok every Tussdsy ano
saturday morning. taking the mail
Port Gam le for s abeck md Unio q City
The steamer Josephine will leave ses
bacs for Port Gam Die every day exoep
>aturday, to Ike p, sengers and freigh
G nal. je2r
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR THE UPPER skAcIT.

Stnv Glide c. W. Cove, Maste,
EAvE5 YE5LER'S WHARF On
IL Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at stan,
wood. Utsalady. Mose Landing, Skagii
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all In
Larmediate points above. For freight OF
passage apply on board or 70 GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf apl