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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29


The PusI- IxTnzx1ouscEa recognizes
a. an abstract truth the evils Of intern
psrAnes and also eenoedes muoh q he
psuhihitloainl argument against The
nanufacinre and sale Of ardent opirils.
L believes ne world wuald Be better Of
were al kinda Of Spirits. winea and Ter.
nenisd liquors unknoun. bul Il EecoR.
ninss Ne added fact that large major.
~ u he oivilixed peoples 90 nos Be.
Lave ~ Il dOaa Tia total ahatAlnere
e. psoAibiiionlsts are bat z small mi.
noElty b Earups and AmaEies. TAs
majority hslievs that splFlia wines and
fesuasntsd Liquors. used ii modaEation
ere noa only nol harmful bat ef positive
benefit A LARGE pEopoEtioa q ths man
ufaeiaresa II and doalsrs Ia tAeas ar
tieiss ARMY believe Ia Ne rightfalne@
q their empioymeal Muliitadss vie
aRrsa ~ % the esIls at lnloxicaason and.
poaalbly, ths Hnrnifieatsd evil q the
asa and sale a liquora. % not thiBk
thsmselvea IN eng danger By reason of
an occasional glass. and cppoas ala e.
fuFia % deprive them % their fasuxiis
beverages By lac. he soaiAl scono-
MIA. e veil e. he liquor dealer, Eeoog-
ninsa ne iniaatioa 81 practically coana-
eating ailiiuDs of dollars Of uhas ne
hu. daFins all aRea. has Fsesgalssa e.
propeEsx. Ths antold mliliens invested
10 aiaaillerles. hFsweFiss. saloons and the
vArioas Spirits, wines. eie.. weaid Be Il.
mesa eallrely destroyed in q day o. .
mantAs eoald the proAiblaionisa 40
Qaickiy foroo biz xseWs INTO he laW Of
~ iand. Ths lac has guaranteed %
every mAa No sixal % osn lawful prop
sEty. Esesywaese. txceps poaathly 10 =
fsu Ssaies sna districts Ia tAe GATED
Hislsa. have liaaoEs. SO. hasn reeaedta
and protested a. lawful property. Than,
Il the Ssaie Destroys o. iaiurea he
value q = mans prepsrty that h
atxidaai l. snniled % eampea.
a,Aion hy the State. IL Is inhara
~ ne tndfftaaal - retEt WhAt ha
aesmsaa iaiuaioe. a. opprsssien. ne
driakiaa man aad Ne lsa1as seller
ahas Fassnis wSss Ne eensi1ors he
usougs tAe psoAieliionist Aitsmpss sa
paa apan hin. fhs tsmpsEaase awe
sata 40 assea fosRets shaa tAese are swoI
sides 10 every aasation sna thAi b Il
nos he ksspet q osAers' eennsieaesa
Ths aioan ksepsE. uhoae hoaa b ciaaed
haa aioek in trAas DESTROYED b. pso-
hilltogy hv. uhaeh dos nsi pay him
sr III lea ihiaka shs las ssiass. sd
vlalaisa q uhsn b can saaAiy a. %.
ne temperance nan thea eaila hla e.
nnaraAiza hsnaa ~ ikia siolaiioa e.
hw. 1hs tnnpeanes man saya h al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

FRANKLIN, BLACK
DIAMOND.


Nt 81 - ~.
-
WIZ = pfnnnNF U|nnaF VII b. 14EVad.
--.
TsHWwWW pE0wwwn or KING COIN.
~ = n r11s.,,s-1 =. T., e71r11k = kara -
ga e szEe4 1sanB ~ f1s Ez11ecr "a
80 - - - 49,. -
49, - a. -. - Il -.
Al4 kl " y 1870 y = - eA. - - =
..1y - 49, -
y -. - !. 80. 49,.
41e tKAan 81 &A4t ~ 0e.191 49,. -
1900 s.Ll.A1. - y ~ u y ". r@-....f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29


o. ztursss q .eru.sn ~ frss EN-.
ssni snae II sane,sf q a. aaauiass
~ - x,-rkssn pSssse lsna rlans -
- - - rsIles assts1 eenats.
-. w.ss.r - I..sr,.ssssa 81 senatos
T,ssrN 80 eslias - Is hlIl ~ ~
s.-s.1s.ss e - urs,si between WaEiula
- p~,sl.na Van tgssk irursstl asniy
~ru..n8 90 auhsla frana 10 ahe bin.
$3.50 go rrs,.u,ira only = fssfait
-. $3.50 at,se lhs r,.l1ss - lfsss, u
r.nl,sv oouaruu ihs tisls u rs ssn-
s~rv . ~ osksx Ienas esninsd b Il.
- ss.n.rt ssnasos fssn Nabfssks
$500 r,eesa a a auezdmeni
1. go - al.u raanauss Z subatlsnts
r,..isssu To- ~ forfssiurs u ~ lads
..'1,g~I1s1. w,tk psr.ions q ths rosd
49,. - u.s norrIulstsd % Or before
800 1a7n qsip ceened 70 sks mhoIe
..,'t.ss. 80 : sslnsr ~ prsolpitstsd
-. 4 Z houss viz nos 80 ania lhs
wtols euuntry s shsrosehly familiar
,wIth - srbfses.
~ a.nstors uho took pngt - tkis
49,. ranesa thsussivea il regard 60
~ eseaa onassiou a. might have baen
.~rs-fss vas wvek ard Beck wsrs
$ fswsf ~ a. sorlsl,nFs 81 sbs aFana.
1900. skermau, DoIph and Nit
ol,rtl vsra "a a. eias Il he eompany.
rs.slle Va ygvsk v,,hzrsu Is arasnd
1870 "a uuhs.sfutsd fss 4 anefhss
.ts.h n,ovided for shs forfslsuza only
~ 800 uar,ion q ne granted lands
n..tisnaua q rnad NOS aompletsd q
- urssenl tlrne. n opposition y shis
rl.srh ma8a IN arpeal for the Cascade
DiVi.Ion. reurs.auiine Il - ne La hope
-, 1mar,e.n eommsres On the
900 psslaa. Finally slls whois mat
- w..t ever without asslon.
Or e ~ mea, slanlfonni thineu
anvsleusa q thsa shost dsbaie we shs
uailfan a. neontor Eamnnas. "a.
$500. 4 mu.t 81 rsmsmhesea, posan
800. a. nonnlfx A. ne ons areaa and
InssrrnnlIble esatsaman ef sha Mise
eermth seutuxx. IA loeha aoun with
nneonnsai,d esogn upon poIisisians
-. ssnoriIs ls eousllers lsss free 81
snIns ttan III own. 10 bs sure, Il d 4
.attsr a general knouisdgs thaa Be
- throuohous IA senatorial earssr
80 yss.insa a oounssl far nnmsrous
nvs~s ao,uorsssons ana mas ~ 4 cen
~s.a,i, * ,aosint AZ fsaa frou hi pew-
80, .llenta. Thens ehsnu.. keuspsr,
49,. ~ 1. tha lease aasraetad from
- rsmura,s oulnsou 81 bis own vir.
80. "A s,ranas q sav. he peopls
-. ,snersils ahewn An ineilnntion q
49, pamm,,aa a s.ar III oup stan.
1Sa n ira exesllsoes. He has pse.
- ]. - oooa a Ions ana % loaai,
$50 - ssoula have eoue 40 the con
r,n.,.n ss,st Is / uooa.
4 - gssrs 80. hewevsr. NJ Ia.
$50 .,-,,..s - paassa f,oas.. a,
s..,a = 49, o,,s.l ~ - Nerthern Pa,
.iae sasirsna IA Accented frorn ,hai
so,,s.ssl,n fre. paa.,a and fres enssr.
ealsmeas. H. bills a. al Minds Ser,
- wh.r,yar IL w.na. and there /,
svs,v ,aasan 8 l,al,,va tbas "a had A.
srs,sn,slv eood ,lme ard an sutl.el,
,rs..eesIve - 4. nav - .haa IN
posisIon nov assumed IS Rdmunds q
a. ga,fslt-ra an..tien 4 ~, aue d a.,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

preshytnriAn Church cornnF a Thari
ans MA4ieQa a1Feata. Ha4. u. q. asranaa
p&alar. - UeuAi services tnuaofFow a II
= n And - ,. n. eaAhakh Gchnnl q
t&Np. N. Hcgag peapiea Moettnw af e.
- IN. Rev. = r lnEiA a. aFan1 No. =
lanEe exporionce an1 Heecam, VII $500
tclnerreN mor1inE and eEcllsl. anf eel
egtnfRE q next WNe&. All ARE snWfaad Il
mftend theao aoapnl aarvtesA
Tha heahFtasfan Sahtafh sahnnl A
peasoun meets b the Earrisoa eka9ei =
aDR n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

The various eommittsea appointed "a
srsaaas for Ne reception and sntertaln-
unent Of ths members Of the WASHING.
ION Pionear Association, who win e..
1ombls hare next week, met q ths ofass
of q. @. struvs Last evening. Ths vari.
oes committees reported. aftsF which
the following program was arranged:
o. Tuesday morning Il 10 o'slook Z
NESTING viii Be held e. Yssler's Han, a
which TIE PioaoaFs will Be welaousd b.
Mayer Yealof ca bahalf Of tha city and
By o. n. Hartford % hshalf az ~
RleneeFa. In he egsninR che annual
address viii - delivered a. tie Oparn
Aouna By she PFonldsnk, Hos. Edward
El3FtdEe, and en- orafson hY Hen. III. e.
3tFaso. FhsFe viii alas b music and
s0me shert address.
On Wednesday naoEninR Q aRand
RsansaET exoafnieu, aesompanisd ~ 4
band % music, viii leave the depoe a Z
o'eieek foe FFanklin and Black Ola.
mead. Ga The return % Rentun ne eT.
ouFsionisis viii b. walaamad 10 Hmithae
0araoun % parable of faaHs af and
witches, paEk and hssna ooGea. hroad
and butter and ether Substantially, which
VII Be Furnished b. ne Planaara Of
King ooaniy and THAR frianaa. IN ths
evensnG ploaser love feaat via b hald
e Browns Pavllina.
Ihe pnhlie b invited 30 en- thass ex-
eEeiseA Rianosfs Il al nsFsnha
who same % CnliforniA, Oranun a.
Waahington TsEFitssy prinR % lE1s-
VII ss1alve free tickets faf ne exoaf-
EIon and ptenie. 0tAaru can Hsalrs
Feuad TRIO tickets. ineaaalna fare ever
the road, admission - tha Rluunas and
dlnaeR. for Is oenla eaah. wives and
ohiidfan Of plgnaore ere honoE1Ey mem
heFe 81 TIE Aasoaialina.
The press of Seattle waa raquanfad 20
% opaFaie with NE eem1itiesa b mako
he Plenaer reanion q g1ooeA he
LAdte8 Oommiatoe an halraahmsnfs
ennsisiinRof MEA Wyckoz. Ms. Jaaoha,
Mra. R, Russell an4 Mrs.. Amaa Bsown.
vii meet a Mra Wyska1hs residences
thia noTaing e. 70 e'slook.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
ORDINANCE No. 736.


An ordsnanoe aufhnEixlng he Mayer end
Clark tc exsculo . esriain oomtrnct-
ne City Il eoaftis does ordain e follows.
garrIoN /. that It's Mayer and Clerk
= and thzT ars keEeby authorized and
fifertad % execute contr4oe u teoname
- g. hshs4 a ths city of 8sa1Gla. VITA
tie pasi-zntalIiR1nHGF PufkiAhinH Com
nanV, a0E the 0fzciaa printlng af said city
q aeatties exclusive q JOB prlnllnG, t1z
4 tern oonmancing Suno Isl io1A and
ending June -. i13. In accordance with
tie I'D az said Post-lntei lizencsr Pub
illhlnR GompHny therefor, on hlo In tie
olca 81 TIE CITY Ciork.
SEQ. q That this ordinance shall taxa
aIfent and - IN force 9r8m and nfter its
ragaaRa ~ the ComDon Councll and ap'
prQYal hY the Mayer.
Fnased b ne Commcn Council AZ The
city G seattle. Mas 9Th, 16l2
Annrsved he 23lh day q Nay. le9A
Il. = YE5LsER, Mayor.
Nilad Nay aoth. lisa
w. III. WnHDuNT. CiuEE,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

n ss rspaFted 81 WashinGtan. thraaEh
several soaFees. thAt tie Preaiaent ~
Feaeked The oonclusiaa thas ths Naa,
uumpA have had ousazh % rs favor
aad that the pmarauaRa a tha allminis.
tfaalen heFuaftnR uiil b eonfnrraa aniv
upon FegalaE nenoeTasa IA ree1ot
appointnenf e henaEtx. q follower q
boNs Moll4aaeiin, ~ roG1maseaE az
hRooAlyu. esapste tes eaRnnER pruenaa q
q lAEee body e tnaaentiai MnFuamp1
h thai CITY, ioads eozsi9srahla ocantsn-
anes - thaae fsporiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

TAe stAtsuent aalsEFapAed fSom oas.
be-. thAa ffeneA Canaaian eiFss ars
ra1uiAriy sans - ciliaa i - uniSsl
statcs lcf hn1ofal p1fpoA b oun-
Ateed - 90 eatiRAl1on nna1a n Teuy,
y. Z. ~ AFRsAEa that 9 ragalnT tral .
- tAeae EiFls = kaE4 % oalwasn -
keep4E1 q lMMoEai aoaSn1 tAssa ~
pssseaa b 9au1rnai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

Two STORY HOUSE, AND LOT ON
Cry Los. 81 Sas ana as M.
Hotel with kar. LAnndE9.
Second hand Furniture Store
zoo acrea land. part cleared, s. Per acre
White river raRch. cleared heetom. eI76
SRasaaaEaula. 900. eas0, eco; bargains
Aakery. $50 Three aalooes
Aive-aeFe homes. cleared 80 up.
Trnds City Lists for Ranch
Aortgapas - eosia prepsrsf, tios %
CIV aaa county Scrip -
New and seoond-haad safsA.
WANTED.
y aaa 80 = lo.a q citE peoPGty.
,s9ae{ 500 aeeari9i bess interest,"
Womsa and TirIs; harhs.s va~es p.ad.
krolefa, washers and cooks Ne. pay.
- furnish farm hAn4A 80 PER meath.
Qanvnas9s and agentA ess psr melth.
.rs1ss GO impEeys4s s,sek kaneA. $50
te-do Msn. lDonteAy anythiAs1.
FOR RENT.
Thres Fruit and vegseahle Qardens
aear iowa, veEy eheap; TAXA tham -
NInstsm house. sstosas.
Furnishsd e. unfarnlsRsd rooEA with
e. without board, g ; meath a..
EQpulAF Haloun Sc
lA acrs raach; lmprgyoa nrchard and
8.asrs imprsTs1 ranoA. q = moash.
Houas 80 l1raa esFae1. II eown-
Furnished Restaurant o. Lodging House
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
$1,000 REWIRD.

DIT ORDER or TIE COMMISSION
40 err e King ou1nxy, W. II. 1 haEahy
err elQN reward Ter he arrest ana cna.
vlc1oa e tie peraon, VIA o. he Nh faE
e NanRuaEx, murdered y. MannlnR eel
tnEeua. IN aaid counfT.
J. n Mc0RAW, sheriff.
9sattla y. 2. Fsh. e. iSS rs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
$1,000 REWARD

1 WILL PAT THE ABOVE REWARD
Rsfsona tmplicated II aka mnrseFof Jnhs
4R1n a. HfUan riweE. en- The fiaa AZ khe
y. T. y. r, q KknR county. w, n. -
~ sight Il sspt s. lssA
J.H MuGRAW.
aplow Hkari1 al Kina sseanfw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
Summer Boarding.

TF PARTIES DESIRING BOAR D,
II with Ire decentralization and pleas
ant gurroundingA near the linz q IL
HFunt atrset ear fEnok. n North 6eatsle,
VIII call Is the residence Of MrA. Ham
mona, thmY can BE- accommodated. Tia
mV8 MRS &. A. HAMMOND.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
CLOSING OUT BELOW COST. CLOSING OUT BELOW G0SI.
Il HERSHBERG- & GO.
SIG and SIS Front street, Seattle.

The entire Stock OF Mems Chfns
Boots and Shoes Trunks Vi Etc. In fact everything Dion
SIG
list all sold out prices Won w
Intending Of
following articles produced complete INT
hde closing SALE the - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

HRATTLR| Mach 8 ia
Dr. n. d IIoEaAKER--El1aE Sir Tor
years had been aftlic1ed with q he4yy.
painful feeling IN M 6orahead, and a.
night Wu1l6 b 1ro1hled with dtGicalk
hraethlnR. cclghinR and expecteEarng.
90 that had but little resG / was very
miserable from this cataErh q the he9d,
nuna and thu asthma. for which ! equld
durable whan sought your care and
treatment, from which Eecelvod relief
n few dayA resulting IN . pernAnenf
Fren what I know a Dr. Lonnaker's
professional skill and treatment faef
can uIast heartily recommend ell persols
ce1ieut professional and medical treat
manA CLARK D. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

ETRRRE MEN FOR r AILROAD
4 work, q day and found smen fer
min WORK, 81 and found. full time good
carpenfars; cook and baker one ahfnale
packer: girl for waiter. 125; farm hand IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

A FTRsTlCLAas COOK. APPLY AT
n residences q J. g. HAINkA n. 3
cor. Seventh and Union strseta myB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29

RMENICEAN am sUReMoN.
.nRhDuATK or THK DEPART
N mSnk a. ne ard ~ q kle
q E1lh a1nt 5oz rcn slxn11
1eclAi Gtt1ute1 gives - ehEonlB a.
annln and Ell enrwcal oamans nfso - "a
aiEeg e WEneA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
N. n. d. L0NeAkE R

|1RADUATK or TIE UNIvKR-
NJ EsY e pmEHYlvaniA has parma
non1lY E1cslaa Il sea<1l4
Has nernoEe1 bis o6lne and rezdence
d. IaagRknK Hznkca a apeclaltv q dis
aaHea e. tk0
I've. Ear and Threat.
TrsaaS priEntA aAHunic and skin diseasess
xempFe1 fumnEa and nieeFs wishauf pain
O. the ne af the knife.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
FRESH
COUNTRY BUTTER

W1R ARE NOW RECEIVING DAVIS
w cnl8hratnd JEn8EY BUTTER. from
DungonoN8; Ma. IEEFT's WHIDBT ISL
AND BUTTRn. and othar choaca coun1ry
brands, freah every week.
ap23 al Cherry street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
eENERal Arc nFRYoBs DIsEAsEs

MAmw A. LoMaAKKR, N. ~,
Graduate Of Woman's Medical Collage
q Pennsylvania.
OEse and residence. cerner Cherry and
Third streets. Once hours from 3 20 "
and from to o'clock.
PaEtiouiaK a1tantfon given 70 the treat
meat a. diseases ef W0men and children.
Consultations II EnRliah and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
CLOSING OUT

F.B. Chadbourns q %. azs s.i|1G- g
having arranged 10 dls0ontinas -
attic Branch FuFnitnro ce1ahAI
Jane LIST Prices lover than rs
myl1du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
sURvEYORs. CIVIL KNGINMmI
REMOVED,

THITwoRTH 4 THOMSON HAVE
wv removed their ONCE 10 the third
hoof e the Gordon Hardware Co. 3 build
Inc. No. 693 Front street. We are now
better prepared than ever before % enc
cute enrveyA examtne mines, report on
TIE character Of land. lay cut town plata.
and make me drawings for any Pun pose.
We have better facilities for work than
any Other arm IN the northwest.
HM.Ci3y Surveyors Once. ~
y. Q. boa 90. keattlA W, q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-29
HOLSTENPRIESIAN CATTLE FRR NORTHWPsT

A CHOICE CONSIGNMENT or REgTs-
tered Holsleln- friesian Bulis and Heffrrr
nom the eeae1rAted Lakeside herd. az Svrn-
Csc. y. r.. VIII reach Spokane Eelia w. n.
on o. about May 38lh These cafile Ar eIr,-e.
y re.ateq % TIE moss noted milk and butter
families u ne world, such &c the NetharianI
AAEzles Rip Van y inklo. etc.
This Il he best Opportunity aver osRarad
farmers and dairTman n tire NorfhVgsnf ~ -.
cure elegant specimens Of this bred e 4 rea-
sonaoio cast. thus saving the riek aud expsnge
- uAn1 poFsation- Theas cattle VIII bs tffar.
p2rtiet oe4lrknH 70 purchase eifhar Befla a.
with ". JUDSON SMITH, q cur Arm. VIC
A1e falls. SMITHS. POGEII.. LANE,
Lakeside stock Farm. Syracuse. New YoFk.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24
COLLEGE NOTES.

1t is reported on College Hill that
two students are to be married
soon. Send US q card.
Miss Colbert, who recently came
into our midst, has been enrolled as
one of US. We gladly welcome her.
The "Tennis Club" will play soon,
If the weather continues fair.
When you want to call on Mr..
Winston, stop at M. Hinstead, No.
20, and always speak to Mr.. Ora
ham when you 20 In.
Bas"te" Ball every afternoon on
the Hill. Ebbert Out-on q fly.
Miss Rosa Jouvenat. who has
been a student of Maryville College
for three years, but has not been In
attendance this year, came down
last Friday afternoon from her
home in Knox County, and made
her friends on College Hill q visit.
She returned to her home Monday
morning, where she will open
school next week. Miss Rosa ex.
poets to be in school next term.
Mr.. Naples has been on the sick
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24

not be cooked by the ordinary pro.
cess of boiling. Where on the
route was 1t, and why was 1t?
I'd. Which of all known metals
has the least afiinity for oxygen?
Sd. Which of the metals has 80
great affinity for oxygen that 1t
bursts into flame on being thrown
into water?
Hh. Mr.. Jones has q barometer.
On looking at it in the morning he
says at the first glance "the mer-
curry is rising" or "the mercury Is
falling" How does he know?
9Th. In Eastern North Carolina
an east wind is a sure precursor of
rain. In East Tennessee very little
rain may be expected with the
wind from the east. Why is this ?
The Common School Teachers Of
BlOunt County will "set up" the
cigars for the editorial STAFF Of the
TINES II they answer all the above
questions In plain, c0mm0n-sense
language Of the present day."
- H. F. CURTIS.
"Our Physicist" does not belong
to the editorial staff Of the TIMES;
If he does not answer these ques.
lions, then we will answer them
EDS,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24
GRAVEL BRANCH.

There was wild horse caught near Gravel
Branch last Tuesday by JOqn Whetsell. John
MUIR and James Harmon. After running it un.
til they were completely exhausted, James Har-
mon, being expert with the lasso, went home and
got rope and the fastest horse he had, and after
running it about two hours finally caught it,
Any one wishing to see this wild horse can do 10
BY oslling 1t John MUIR.
0onw xoston, who lives near the Union School
hous4 not long since threw q stone at chicken
and killed Jersey calf worth S2O.
Ths peach fruit is all killed in this neishbor-
hood.
Tho Columbian Bociety Of Peppermint meets
svsry Friday night a. usual.
The Wellstown temperance society meets the
fourth night Of March. We would like to see q
good turn ont Of that neighborhood, a. there 10
to be some important bu.ihsss transacted.
Rev. j. T. Reagan has left Little River and
moved near Sandy springs.
John Williams was severely rocked not long
since, while going tO church, BY crowd Of ruff
fans. The parties that done the rocking were
seen by persons going from church and will Be
identified and prosecuted to the extent Of the
Law,
There was party at B. B. Steele's last Friday
night. The little folks had party at John
Coultsr's last Thursday night one week a."
James Waters and Marion Cresswell got lost on
going home and wandered around through the
woods all night in the rain They were SO com.
pletsly lost that they didn't know their nearest
uighbors' houses. T. DUN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24
MILLER'S COVE.

The farmers are busy blowing for
corn and sowing oats.
]. L. Martin Is doing q good bust
ness. He has purchased a new
lathe saw, which he will have in
running order in few days.
Mr.. v. B. Wallace has fenced in
his garden and yard, which adds
much to the looks Of his farm.
Mr.. Marion Keeble has purchas-
ed a river farm. Of Alfred M. Fry.
Mr.. Sylvester Law, one Of the
aged and respected citizens Of
Crackers Neck is visiting relatives
in this Cove.
Anderson Law, a son Of Sylvester
Law, will make his home with Al.
vim Walker.
Mr.. w. G. Lene and family we're
visiting in Miller's Cove last week.
We are glad to know that
Ahram Hix has moved to Slip Up
hotel.
Mr.. Earl is our boss blacksmith.
A friend informs us that Mr.. JnO.
Davis, of Crackers Neck, has finish.
ed the largest pair of shoes that
was ever seen in the Neck. The
heel measures four inches square
and the whole shoe is fourteen
inches in length.
Mr.. James Everett, of Crooked
Creek, and Miss Sallie Blair, of this
Cove, were married recently at II
o'clock, by Esq. Whitehead. Our
congratulations to them.
Rev. s. E. Smith preached here
the third Saturday and Sunday In
this month.
Success to the TIMES.
A READER.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24
FRoaRAAGAGE
Or SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
TO BE HELD AT HOWARD'S
CHAPEL. MARCH Is. 1886.

OF SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
TO BE HELD AT HowARD's
CHAPEL, MARCH Is, 1886.
Organization.
Introductory address by Rev.
Sloop.
l. What is Sunday School, its
objects aim of instruction Prev.
w. B. Gray.
2. The best method of organic.
ing a Sunday School,. 7. Saffell.
8. How should classes be govern
ed ?-Rev. d. Kar.
4. What qualifications should a
teacher have to be q. successful
teacher ?-S. l.. King.
s. Should every church have a
Sabbath School,. w. MontgOm-
cry.
6. What ia the best method of
keeping II good School ?-Rev. E. G.
King.
7. Which is the best way of get
ting the old people to attend?-
Rev. Jesse Kerr.
8. What literature should be
taught in Sabbath School, and
why 1T w. Cook.
8. Question Box.
To be interspersed with music.
All invited.
J. G. HOWARD, Chm.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24
Lo,a3svi110 Fire.

Last Sunday at a. M, a blaze
was discovered in the drug store Of
Henry Curtis. The alarm was CIV
en- and all hands joined in endeav-
Oring to save the contents Of the
building. The FIRE soon became un-
manageable. The store and resi-.
dence Of j. B. Cummings fell, VIC
tim to the spreading flames. The
stock of drugs was almost al entire
loss, with no insurance.
Mr.. Cummings managed to save
most of his stock. The fire is un-
doubleday a severe loss to our
neighb0ring town.
Friday, the harm of George Bond,
Just across the river, was burned,
having been set on fire by some
small children, who were playing
under the wagon shed.