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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-28


TAceMA, Aug. 27.--Thc county comIais
sioners have completed their work as q
county board OF equalization. They have
been 10 session for about two weeks a.
Euch board, ard have stood the rack 10
which they, with all such boards. baae
bees subjected. They have cut on aud
added % with great care aud discfimina.
ton. The original assessment was kif..
GIs.6g7.. The several cases 10 which ihry
Increased the assessors estimate amounts
10 IS. $50. The reductions amount 10 S6si9.
Lac, This is an additional cut OF neaFiy
&10o.o0o Ia the like amount reported a few
monihs ago. Dcdnesing the increass from
NE total reduction leaves the net rednc'
lion. and this taken from She original a..
ssssnent leaves the county valuation fixed
~ sis.0-1ff2.
mas NE GONE TO WALL, wALLAf
Anxiety has been ieii for some days pas
by the friends u Georgs iioihaHr. tbs rx-
letter carrier, who has been tay seriously
missing. II was announced tast he had
gone 10 seattle, and friends here wrote 90
Him there, but. receiving po reply, went
over to look him up. The letters addressed
10 him remained In tbs Office. aud no trace
at him Vas found there. II has heen
learned to-day that he bought ticket for
Wailuia about ths Tins that he Is supposed
to have gone 10 seattle. aud Il j. PRESUMED
that he went, Instead, 10 waliA Naila, ~
take q place ia ths pesiosaes service Ia
Uaf CITY, when ahE lust been kfaDicd tue
carrier System. A bliHsief ~ ieifers are ia
the once here for him. aud some money
awaits him here.
TIE t.0s AxEfs8 NUISANCE.
Harry Morgan pleaded guilty to-day be
Iofy Justice es,eissr 70 the tAiuplniut - y 10
>4nftrIrof n city 1raiuatte. IN keeping his
awning too low. lie was nmcd IS and
eesis. similar enze agnlrst VIM. Brad.
Icy Has tismisasd upDu pfo1pise 10 do away
viii the fiisssanre. Suits bare been
brought asaihst Zoe Kiey aud Fred Ne
Stein Tor tie saas atiehse,
uETsiSG ne tny Fog viKysa
The rotary snow piows Of the Northern
Pacific company haFn htrn brought 10 he
shop 10 b. tftea Hp foe service mes WiuicF.
Engtne No, ibi, ena ~ the decanods. Is
ais0 Ia t'iu shops for sepalrs.
nRtL Ks1ATR gkIK
Hon, W }, Thompson to-day bought the
Ross 1eld. q 10 acfs tract that has become
well known a. The shooting range 81 tho
Tacoma Rifle. Rod aad Gnu si4h Thc
ow nrf. Frank kos.. has been advertising
Tor bida inf ziiae iifas M Thompson
paid tis,0tN for the tract
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PoRr TOWNSEND.


forT To SSSESa, Aae W-fhe post Of
entrt : population was augmented ltsgeg-
siaf ~ SONIC l6A mercy ~ aspr cscrs
tOo from Victoria ia thc niagning ana ~
or so 30 ihcP ress ex lir i,ni ia tas al r,
noon, Al appeared le eHioy themselves,
although thpre Mvra sdue drawbacks IL
entigc ieltvily-ona b74ng tar iset taaf the
day Nas faihvr gi,somY aad the hafmius
srcifery which 4 ~ saily spteaa ~ faNisa.
fngl4 before the eye yes soa what OBJ
secured, iioNUvey, eNess nedy aPFavnily
enjoyed themselves q tho iuli, and al
wcnt meffs Is maria gt heh.
Politics rAa EscftLENaR
II oae ~ the deloga'es 10 tac Democratic
county convention tells ghs truth san Flu.
sensscnl % schools RYAN Il politician oi
The ilFst order. The story sfs chat
NJ Ryan AVID yenur Nuutlcms 5
i1otn tbs Fast feTy ce.nps t.us
Spltns man, Svfc Asptants Tor the same
sehoel At chimac1@ Iso 81 lac seao,l
board favored "a Eastea1s a1d on3 va
Zoe RYAN, 4 roMpnnuiixe was "a cited. sti
s1gsesi sen inssa kyaa, k3st IL tae yannx
man e0gia get HFsi s5asis ccttlacafs So.
kyaa, wenid withdraw ia his iaior la
due ume the yama8 seplicsat uas
aaalhsd, aai taa oui, aac
cts " T. nreiviny Hret-kgAss tvrEiacass
a. seattle. kXan. 81 hD sas ~ ole 10 elsa d,
mhis q tho tesrd refused 81 issne h}al
Any eat tatfi sssde eefEdyatc. fne
t,himaeurs srhpal b4ani taRhlei e. pf q
ktsu's Little scheme sui Frfasea p staad
by taVH agreement As u'gaFfs the eftiE
Gates, atla tAe Faed iaaPie ai the taaR afs.
musa uofked up ever sac eEal ha.Waea
the rau'eadlns Factions. whicA IS ssia
fendias
saiFrtSe
kk James Chesiea, lsaal san rfneis~o
arrived aud pgaevtagd b. Port GAMBIA. ia
Tow OF tng rsee. where sae laats a reiatu
ratEn Fl ialat-s. Also alfiyei. bk faas q
TAibui, from san Fsalrl.aa fsF ia stna 4
fvtatu WIN lanttef. * 81 taWreeca fe,,m
has be1o scr Gamble "a toat luts aeF ia'
ryvarAs csiaa this gori. "a MeiSAse from
San Aiese, Affiyed q kjaE
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rELEGRapnIc MARKETS.



&E8 YoaK. Aug 27.--Ihe chief Interest
in the stock market to-day centered in
Reading, Western GniCa. LaekawaBn2 and
Z st. Paul, With Oregon TTznsrontlnental aud
Union Pacific next ia activity. RHmors oi
reduction IN the next dividend IN 81 Pau
were freely circulated. bur with little effect
and later the covering OF operators brought
the stock up among The strongest On the
list. Closing prices were hrm.
Governments duh aud rather heavy
NEE YORK MERCHANDISE.
New YORK, Ang. -HoPs-strong and
quiet
coEee-optians higher. closing steady;
sales, $40 bags; August 81 -steil Is:
september. sii l0eil -; October, yiD 4osd
10 20. spot Iso, stronger and more active
fair Rie, Ike
sugaF-Ra1. firm. better demand: sales.
Museovada. test, sl4e; refined easier, aud
fair trade; c, 6sse; extra G, 7-lec;
5astg5 is-lGe; mould a, 7ssc; standard A,
&c; cubes, 7sse.
Copper-Firin and quiet; lake, $40 So
lead-Stroug aud active domestic. 81 80.
Tin-DnIi aud Irregular; straits, 81.
PeSFoleum-oprned strong at 9oc. aSe
$50 Ia early trading on heavy buying
orders from the West. A sharp decline
then set ia and continued until the close,
which was weak al sgt.e.
Bar silver, slsse.
CHICAGO rsepucx MARKET
CHICAGO, Aug. wheat-frm; cash,
90c; sept, sVssc; Oct. s0lSc.
Cora-steadg; cash and Sept. Al &c: Oct,
"A Lice.
oais-Firm; cash, &c; Sept, ieaersc;
Oct, 2i7.l5c
Barley-Nominal
Pork-Firm: cash, and sept, s1i 81 =;
Oct. SIS.
Lard-steady; cash and sept. 80 s.; Oct.
50 32ls.
CHICAGO LIVE sToeE MARKET
CHICAGO. Aug u. -Cattle-Reeeip;s 5000.
strong; beeyes. sos %: steers, a. COOS,
stockers and feeders, q l0s3 80; Texas
cattle, s2g -; western rangers, 81 50aei a.:
gs-Beceipts 1000; active and firm:
mixed, s. segs 40; heavy, s. 9ags 80: light,
s. g0d6 ~.
shecp-Receipts 5000; slow aud weak;
natives, ~ 5otal =; western shorn. g. = "a
3 %; Texas shorn, - 7ste9 60.
SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT.
sAs FRAxciscO. Aug. 27.-wheat strong
saa higher. Afternoon sales, buyer 1855.
Al 7Als. october, 81 IS.
BRITISH GRAIN REVIEW.
LONDON, AUG. 1.-THE Hark Lane Es-
grcss says The state of the weather
makes II certain tha: the crop OF native
wheat cannot come into market in good
Rsiling condition Values are therefore
daily rising, aud country markets qnoie a
2sniliings advance. Foreign wheat Is
mere active Foreign red wheat rose
shilling pence higher. Old white Wheats
are scarce aud are held for long prices.
LgygErooL GRAfs BAEgsr.
LIVERPOOL Aug. .7.--Wheat--Q Quiet: de
mand fallen cd; holders oEeF moderately
California Ne, /. ssiass ia. rcd western
srrlug. - 7G@.7s Sd, red western winter,
1 Is 7ide7S o.
Cou-steady; demand fair
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r~rr SAME. ?. G. & T. v A. Rect.
fsss sT,.sz. rrrosana~n19d ~ nxpz- r. w y
q II. tke Pas @. l.. j. CsszFs<it. o1x - N
Ths-r wss present. TIE .ssssess $50 rss-
Es<s.ss rssap webster. % s<s..,ss 40 - !
sersed fss lodze wi... srss n gaia rsr-serssess
70 h5rs g. his .ss.slzzsicss s. G-4a1 Chf.f
T<zrDszr " the slsss 1T ses Yo<k ia fss7
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rrzsk cr3Es far gzsribasiag - iiie sus-
r.sss AZ kka rsrey ~ also fss EAe Ess7sz ex-l
essIlrssf rFssass. MASK snd ssgfiai chats 81
s.r<x<sssf "a tsastf IL D n. Hten essaHss
fus ianxa res sMrxed, alter Hhse1 Sae
tsar4y 4zeF<se9. Aa1u< TIE p rsirzF -ss5.s
awrs. shs fsssawlns Misses Ant. ksssia,
aesfne4. sl1ae1ziss FefEEszn- Mstn%rsi.
r,sssznss. Pswesf. Hemeaasgs 4eseaEtsz
Feezssssa. Den 81 -Msyeesy. ss5lsassa. stesry,
xsar., eoss. ssIlrsz. Petit. pesrssT. VII
sstr. Edsr, NHslsf. Wis. Psrkarsi, hs8ssis
t-asarseI3. Cneszsaa. 0ffe7t, and Eeszrs-
EIwssf. fsrsnsa. h&nsxs. Hs~kfns. bags.
Parker, gl.liazsssn ard kes. B. q Bsgsks.
p94s1<.
xSTrs
sftws Lena Jsekson. q yeaax lsdg frsss
s1sgfexrn " ashas<fGz, We I'd he taz2iiy
gf FNustsn Efweis s1ss wse<.
Won il prrszress raFafsT 90 ths new
C<kefssie etsreh-
{ NJ. 81. T.. E0meEys = sFusxA q -
pssnsrzsf8c esrdisszse fss the legzs IA ere
Tna Ffrss street. lTSdxe - bHsNx relsssfett
AZ Hawkins. dsxNgAfnssa for stse rsts
Z rss&s ensnpany. has osnn FisiEizs friends
{ ~ tsEa TIffnt1y
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Call for Republican Comfy
Convention.

! Tn ACCORDANCE WITH A REsOLU
/ L ton OF The Republican County Commit
| tee OF King county. "A Republican count,
! convention is hereby called, to be held a
I the Seattle Turn NereiG hail, in the city o.
seattle. on saturday. the lst day 81 Septem
/ bcr, ~ II o'clock q. m, for The purpose o
! nominating candidates for the seVpra
/ county Offices, selecting twenty DELEGATE,
/ TO attend the territorial convention 10 n
! held nj Ellessburg on the 18th day OF ser.
/ femhcr next. aud to transact such othel
k business as may be presented.
The committee have adopted the follow
Z iuc superintendent: TO each precinct one
delegate 81 large. and in addition thereto
one delegate for every fifty votes or major
! fraction OF CITY votes cast at the last ger
I cfai election for the Republican candidate
for probate Judge upoa this basis OF rup.
res citation the several pcccinrts viii be
eui!iied TO select delegates A. follows:
AyondAle -... ......--...
ArihGr -...
BAY View .....
Rlaes Diamond .........-..-.-.
& cdar River ......... ........
Buyalls ... ...
lluwamish .........-...
EnumciaW .........
Fails City ,.-.-..-........ :
fmuklIn .....-...
Green River .-....-.. :
HougEton ........-..-..... 2
Hot springs ....-.......... I
Jumata ...-... Is. -......-.. 3. I
Melr0se ..-....-. /
Newcastle ........ )
0xceo!a ...... ..-.... .
Htn1ou ....... :
Seaitle-First Ward s
Second ward y
Third Ward n
Fourth Ward 6-st
sunnydalc
SIiuaMlsh ........ - I
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Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
RAILWAY COMPANY.

ON AND AFTER, JULY =, 1855. AND
~ until further notice. trains viii run
a. Follows:
10 GILMAN AND INTERMEDIATE FONTS.
I've Seattle Ags9e m, arr Gilman 100 m
I've seattle BS.ss D m. arr Gilman sIA p m
Returning
I've q illnan AS,oo , N, arr seattle 5s23 p m
Ave Gilman Rsssl m. arr seattle l2.-s p N
n, sxsHoxrsH AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Lv Seattle Ba - n, ar Snohomish 100 n
Returning
w snohomish RS5oe p m. Ar Seattle SIS pm
10 sxIrHss COVE, Ross. ED6xEkTEE, RAVEN
VA PARK, NESLxR AND KEITH.
Leave Seattle b 80 N ard l,s5 p m.
Returning
iyesvS Keith BS % m aud e.4s p N, arriy-
ing at seattle Ra.i5 a N and $50 p m.
a. daily s.R" daily except Sunday.
Trains connect at Gilman with stages for
Falls City. SnoVuaimie Falls and Hop
Ranch. aud at lesler with steamer for
points on Lake Washington
NJ X JONES. W. J. JENNINGS,
Train Master. General Pass Agent
W. X. THORNELi, Manager.
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leland coaVty D.noarats.

CorFgvIIfE. Aug .A-The DemoSrats Of
Island county mei Ia the county hsll 20.
Gas nt D. "a IN. aud organ zed hy electing
Waiter Cfns kc't cha rnau aad A. Il.
blow ers secretary. The only business be-
fore the coavssi on was tire election oi
iwo Gsircates fu attend the territorial Goa
teniiaa 81 spokane Falls. September 4 A.
n. blowers and James Gillespie were
rlceied suta DELEGATES
Tae Republicans Of island county viii
meet ia mH.s convention = pie ubor II, 10
elVrt tarfe DELEGATES 20 the Republican
territorial convention, and also 80 MONT
unfe a full county ticket
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skamania Non-Partlsan Ticket,

A tHass coug0atios for Skamania county
was held ~ lae Cascade aud county nom
iuafiaus made ~ follows Fer c0ianl IL
siaAofs. Amos ladders oo8 John iIanjiBnB.
ard :. q. Wing; sheriff. Joan White.
auditor, A. rgzCr: treasurer Mes Adsllne
Andrews assessor. James Ha;ff. probate
Judge ". r. Thomas; sufycFoe. r. =,
issyvHs. superintendent. ). o. Waterman
coroner. Clarence Walker.
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wALLA WALLs.


W2LGa w4LL4. Aaz. l7.-wasieF Short
Killed In The u. X. 4 y accident saturday
ives buried taiE Afternoon in this city.
Dlsffict Attorney Agders decides thA
Wosaen arc nsf eatified 10 Fvft ~ sfbtp
elerfi8ns, bakiu9 bis opinion On m
sfpeme eeust DECISION,
Dement, Bros are putting 1890 roliel
piaut In their mil here.
To morrow the hf~l through train sFoiH
Portland STA Pendie;en. Pennington aud
coifax reaches here Al % s. ~ Jaefe vii
be no more trains Via Naiiuih. 10 Z
trains ffozn aud 10 Waiiaia viii be ran L
connect With the Northern Pacific.
The test 81 tbs GydrRnis lately erected
for IRE purposes. thls afternoon, Sas IN
satisfactory
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WALIa WALLs. Aug. B,-S9ale time aKo
the kspausHs drove Tie prostitutes aud
sIeyefs' out Saturday a prostitute aud
her sipgef" came across tbs bridge from
Texas Ferry. The vigiiaHtes mel them,
put sope Hrosad tho mans neek, but ln'
reference Of eitizenS sarsd him frs,m
hanging from the bridge
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WAArcnM.
Reported Change 90 the West Coast
Eaiiruad'A Route.

wHaqeoN. Ang 1.-THE West Coast
sailfuad people talk 81 abandoning tae
Nooksnek river rnutt through tAis county
and eemin9 10 whHteom. enunertiag with
the Canadian Pacific feiirea a. la,ileg >
fhe krtiish hpuuHagc
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Steamer Skagit Chief

EAVEs SEATTLE, FROM YFsI.PRs-
- Wharf, ever sunday morning. On fids
ief LArouner, touching OF clinton. Tor,
susan, 7ianwood and uisalsdy.
Returning Mondays.
Leaves every THURSDAY morning on tiae
taanAlns ~ Clinton, Conpeyilfe, Etsalasy
s-eeofueT Friday Harbor and Roche Har
Returning Fridays
F"f todges- public o. private excursion,
Special faiss VIII be given Oh af.g,iiealior,
For ireigh; aud rates at.ssly ~ f.e.rd n.
10 HENRY EAfIEy Nas,.-
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Vow dress materials. chester cieary,
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DIR. SPLNNHY
&c CO.'S
PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
3i9 Commercial street, oorHsr
jackson, Seattle, W. T.


All chronic Diseases Of MEN aad w0sEs
successfully tr.-efed
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous AID Pbysiez.
Debility, Exhausted vitality, 5eInins'-
Weakness, spermatorrb0ea- lmpoteney,
Gonorrhoea, elect Syphilis. prgiaatHfe "
cline, Weakness in M0faen, ard al Func
nonal DeFangcznepts thef rasuii from yout7
Ia f0llies or excess rs after yeafs-
URINARY Kidney, and Blaader isog s.s.s:
Veal BACK, Gunorrho+a- olce..
tFyssss'ss Narieeeeie. Structure. etc, yfofnps
y and safely cured. NnHausl ass medie.lss
given, nor stF0ag iBieef1re nsssis Hhact
cAtise ttriftfIfe. Gharist fcs puaeia
NERy0iIS Dfhility loss " tisog, sezisi,,, -.
"IN Wv Leases. Night Eu ssiaas, Dc
sToldeucy. etc.. etc, egfed
YOUNG NRN suffering sos the efs.eis o
sS you1if ai g. ~ iufsssre'
ucn sbouid avail i1e-H iF = orr ieAk
iaeift, tAe greatest boon eyer 'e a tae ~
Ia ri sufisriag humanity Wil <tsfsases
fioslisre cur ID every Cs
aiddle-aGsi zen Tls1e ars sseaF iFai.. -.
tl t0e f- leHi efao-
uaffcu 81 The biafaef 4eael AaHiA a
st1aStltl o. tugaiue sGass lf e.tzseia
Atom tsse nrue GsTnaifa ius sns
sAllse3gtas4 asfsHeu Oh rt lae CO.'S
7aEla irgfa rfivlf b. 81 sven
M'+F 20 -ae eai 30 es'l seas Ef11
fas q tae SION a Q iiazitz e ealiiiN,,
as4ftst sar. 1aH i8 tae a easg =
lf.ifssl Nra<nesz. Mems az ID fss dil8-
flisFs ig7ffI4ll 81 rs eaEH 4 asfi1ef c1rt
A'l4 4sAi5tig FTiffs.itu8 EaAfa llsrt
sifet ao1rss = E p. q 3 - 81
s. ~ re-ssr rashs. Is slsit 81 nsy e
igessf ~ l&sssf aotsf9 ~ eoFnspsisfds i'ffs
zEsE aas sssFzts-fsg ts rent ~ ua1l g
s-Fse=s Csssssitessgz fess.
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pookcry. Wilkinson q Go.

Prom the ncsoiO Times
The above firm win open business in
Memphis, Tenn, next Monday, The 9th
OF the present month, as cotton factors and
commission merchants.
The four gentlemen comprising the firm
were al bornand reared in DeSo,o county,
except Mr.. Dockcry, who came here soon
after the close Of the war, from the old
North State. Mr.. Ranks moved 10 Arkan-
sas several years ago, where he has been
conducting large mercantile aud planting
interests. lilo Is a large land owner on
both sides oi the Mississippi river. by his
energy, integrity and sound judgment, he
has made n success Of cvcry undertaking.
Wilkinson Bros are well and iavorably
known 10 the people Of this county, having
merchandised In fernando good many
years previous 10 their going TO San An
tonic, IN the wholesale prccry business.
BY their push and energy they took high
stand rs merchants IN our community.
Their reputation rs men OF integrity and
good business qualifications Is well cslab-
lished.
Mr.. Dockery has becn merchant for
fifteen yean, and has Jus, closed, probably,
one OF the largest aud mot successful
business In the comfy. lie IL very popu-
lar. and much regret Is expressed at his
leaving Va. His old customers arc very
much attached 10 him.
The members OF this firm having been
successful IN all their undertaking., and
being men of good habits, full OF energy
and vim. we feel quito certain that they
will make a succcssof thcirncw enterprise.
Parties having cotton 90 sell cannot do
better than TO ship II TO Dockcry, wilkin-
sou q Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES


MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second St.
BRISKLny LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
D. ii. BALDwis & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs. No 257l Main street.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Beale street Tel. 1856 for wagon TO call.
PuRE and white as the flower whose
name IL bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN X LiLiY COFFEE AND SPICE Co.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinns. WIN deliver
families ut the lowest possible rate For
particulars address Pea WILLIAMS passen-
ger agent NJ. 4 L. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
=. o. Box No. 23G.
SPECIAL students win he received in any
department ut the llgbee School, or "a
take private lessons in Music, Art. Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
Miss CARRIE VI. KrNTISo, teacher oil
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach.
ing at the music-house OF ID. IL. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give q free scholarship for tho last five
months OF the session MS reward Ia the
pupil having the best record up 10 febru-
AIRY for diligcnt study andiho highest d.
gree oi perfection.
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Irm.,rens rurn,,.re Com,s.,.

Armstrong Furniture company, OF Evans.
VILE. Ind, Is located at ga second street,
manufacturers and dealers in III kinds Of
furniture goods, and are ready TO supply
the trade AZ factory prices, with freight
added. Tho stock Of goods kept for sale In
The extensive ware-rooms on Second street
includes almost everything known 10 the
tralc. Tho line Of parlor, bedroom aud
dining-room sets Is most attractive, Of va
nous styles and at various prices, such ~
suit the purses Of all customers In nddi.
ton, lounges, easy chairs Of many kinds
and childrcn's furniture goods arc Offered
at extraordinary low prices.
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horses, in all weather and at all grades.
II docs not absorb urine Of horses and
other offensive liquids, rs do wood
en- pavemcnts, nor il there any poll
luton Of the air from decaying animal or
vegetable matters lodging on lis surface.
II is FREQ from tho noise Of passing vehi-
Giles, making IL comfort 10 business men
and also 10 private citizens, both well and
sick. Its slight resistance, from iric-
ton, TO vehicles with heavy loads, reduces
the wear and tear on both vehicles. and
horses 10 minimum, and permits the
transportation OF larger loads with lcss
power than other pavoments lts surface,
being one continuous plane, there is no
blow from the wheels or vehicles, rolling
from one prominence 10 another as in
granite and cobblc pavements. This avoids
| the pounding down and destruction OF the
| pavcmcnts. At the same time II does not
wear smooth and slippery as granite does.
One OF the letters written by Mr. George
fcaH OF your soil II II il suitable for any
kind OF pavement at all. Tho broad and
narrow edges turned upward in alternate
rows give the pavement the advantage OF
the wedge when the whole surface is
tathth't Ntft well th' WV NVuiNi
be- about 1o cents per square yard for the
blocks, and tho freight by water added.
The cost here was l.40 per square yard
when the pavement was finished. Unless
sand, pitch and labor are dearer with you
than with us, the only additional cost
would be- tho freight Each block weighs
nine pounds, and You can readily ascertain
what steamers would charge from New
Cumberland TO Memphis. Mr.. MADDEN is
away of in his estimate Of s.. 90 per square
yard"
The block in question was subjected TO
test In Keystone hydraulic machine, AT
Pitisburg, Pa, with the following result:
The specimen size was 5x9x3x2l. II stood
eighty tons or l6l 200 pounds pressure be-
iorc showing signs Of crushing. On pieces
about two inches square u proved more
solid and durable than either the Virginia,
New Hampshire, Maine or Georgia sam
pies. 80
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Resolutions ON the Death of Henry

Il
Al q meeting Of tho board OF directors
Of the II. wctter Manufacturing company,
held on Saturday, the 2jth OF February,
1855, the following preamble and rcsolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, II has pleased an all.wiso God
10 call from our midst aud from the sphere
OF his usefulness, Henry wciier, tho or
ganlzcr and president OF this company,
who died nj Townsville, Ga, on the 2lst
inst; therefore. be II
Resolved, That Il IL with no ordinary
expression Of sorrow that we record the
death OF our friend and associate, for not
only was he cnteprising, honorable and
efficient, but lac iclt a genuine and gcncr-
Gus Interest in promoting the success OF all
who were associated with him asshare-
holders In tho company. Moreover, we
mourn his loss a. a man, for although re-
firing In his manners, lac was frank and
conilding 10 his friends. As citizen, he
WIS spirited aud iar-Eightcd, and In
his quiet, unassuming way did much 10
promote enterprises for tho good OF the
public. But II We have occasion 10 mourn
his loss, how much moro has his widow
aud three children, for M husband and
father lac was without rcproach, and his
presence the very sunshine Of home now
desolaie. To these, and his entire family
connection, We hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathy.
Resolved, That copy Of these rcsolu-
tons be spread upon the minutes, and also
furnished 10 the widow and the city press
Gro. ScnsALzRiED,
o. II. y. PIrrR,
J. 4. FARoAsoS,
Ono. ScnNAizniED, IN,
Gro. l.. RuDisIii,
Directors.
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