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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22

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typtssj Anssiesa II ~ tias, ssd " BIZ
pstssosisu. ssssssaAnship and Rod-
slvsa fssssiahs 10 NE Anestesss Of 10
~ cvs ~ titessiss vbssh shsy enjoy
"a shs iesCtstns scosy 70 vtieh sbey
- peiss - ~ HISTORY Of thsir eosn-
~.
II laAss yssss there has sUpsastd .
osuAsnsy 10 ssdssvsias The services Of
WsshIsesou and 70 COATES his elsia 70
nreosnsss. To the Awssican peopss
esnssa,iy, the nsss prssidsns Of The re-
0ublis ssttl essspiss The sxsitsd psdes-
81 vhbse b ssespisd h The ninds Of
~ esnssastoo vho witnessed bic dsash.
Thsss a,s fsv, however. vbo arc dis
psssd 10 sssssion bis ability - veil -
NE notivss which prompted bis acts.
Besh . d,soosision can sssss only
from ienosancs eoDsssnina Washington
end In times. A dispessionsse study
Of bic cam psians. bis pablic stseraoees
sud his ofBeiai acts cannot fail 70 Ia.
ducs the esnvissiou thst be vas o. once
. patriot without thoosht Of ssif, gen
sssI Of the highest ability and states
mso In the sssiotsss sense Of the word.
Auesicans do veil TO honor the mem
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The Bhesidan boom has collapsed.
IL career has been ended by the cot Of
ths boomee himsslf. vho sas. perhaps.
The only man vho oeuld have stayed rs
progress on this side Of the national
con vsusson. Sheridan has declared
positively that be would not accept .
poninaiion for The presidency unces
any eiseum Stances and that IL Is waste
Of breath 10 discnss him rs candidate.
This positive declaration speahs vel.
umes for she good seuss of The man Who
MAKES Il. Sheridan 10 soldier. and his
sduoastos bas been that Of soldier.
His entire iifs has been devoted 10 the
profession in which be has bseo % emi-
psut 3 sueosss. He 10 nov almost nfty
seven pears Of aRe--oider than Grant
vss vhsn he retired from The pfesi-
dency-and be doubtless realizes thai J,
would b extremely .ificuls for him 10
, enter upoe sn entirely nsv HsiA Of life
~ m 49, II which the majority Of men
ara looking forward 80 the time when
they can withdraw from active business
os professional life.
u 10 probable thst General Sheridan
would make m excellent president
Honesty, pntsiotism aud common sense
are qualities which can be dispiayed Ia
military ~ veil % in civil life. and
Sheridan has Displayed all Of them To
ths highest degree. Ike man Who pos
sssses these qualities could not make .
bad president. aud. when there Is added
20 then the nrmness. tact and quiek
ses Of perception which Sheridan IN
doabtsdly Possesses. II s si,oxtih
prohsbls that THAR posscsser would
make an extremely coed president.
The csunssy, shefefose. would have
little to fear from the election OF sher
idas 30 the presidency. IL 10 be Who
would have cesse 80 rreosl. There are
fec ,neu OF nfsy seven who would not
shfink from Accepting position ~hioE
could add nothing to their Donors bat
which voaid necessiisse . eompiess
change In their methods Of thoasht and
habits Of life.
sheridan 10 seccrdinxiy wise when be
declares. "Taers 10 nothing that woaia
induce mo 10 lsAvs the profession is
which nsariy foriy years OF my life have
been spens, 10 enter nson civil essess.
All tsik about ICY beiaS q candidate |
NAV a. veil end" % course. there are
peos le vho vin iook between The lines |
Of this positive dscissasiec Tor indiea
sisns Of desire for tie eooor ~hieh Is
o~ssnsieiy declined. bot 6eecral SAeri- |
dan has provided tn advance for tbs |
aasrics which such psseis Gill rat. BY |
deeiassns. 10 addition 10 ais arss posi-
tive stsscnsas. that be would nes aecees |
Q nomination cvee thoasa "a ~src ten |
dcrrd 10 him.
As las hssn said. this mast be regard |
81 ~ TIE ssi % the seessdan boom |
TIE refasal to eseoue ssnaiials is A. |
pceitive - gas tat Of Mr.. Blaine. and |
81 is entitled 30 sinslas consideration. /
II voaii b. as iniasssce 10 saesiasa 10 |
aasess that be 10 nss ssfssxs In bis re- |
sassi or that be means sssgssh.ns else |
vhea he declares thai nothing eoald 10.
daes bios 30 aeanden rs es5fcssion.
TIE Rsyshlisan party ssli select cas-
iida.s fsesa ice ssere or EaaFr OF es,sA 1
uasa vho are stiil In iae aela-
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Not In the Business.

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Il ns~s. ezs ave Asass md s1s for szia, &c
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ia 49, csesGAk- frse<. &<S&
q D. vnOouAN
Aase sssass - - sA1~ ssrssA o11tn,
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DIE D.

DIBD.
PAULsOH In H. s1sJ, February a, Hs.ss
g.. 1aa st1pe Of Paul An1 kllA Rsalapa. ngs1
0 moths an1 II ssys.
~fzaersl services VII Be hssd q Tia
faniiy PeztAenea. corner Teakh and MxSlon
strsrss. At s'eisek p. n. toasy Wednesday. .
frien1s Gre invited
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Administrators Notice.

LfsFAf OF sLTogD JACK. pRcRAsKo.
IL sszies u kersAy sven thsI u anas.y.
sagDrc szs s-en sppc1nfea a3 use Prsss.se
caGrs ID ksns eoaEsy. ". r.. ssmlns .ssssoyr Al
ia esssss o. Aiv0r1 gzes fDazasl, aecassea
Al r<-se.s szvias es4sns szssnss a. sSss~
ssai zrzs<z; the ssz1s 10 -, uea s-upsr
vo1eAws, vizAtn eae y>zs fra dz.s hsrspf' ~
~ forvvw ASre1
RICHARD JEySa
fSssk5e. Esas O.. W.
SAxsorJ2 iess IN In
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Tser.ssve. assaes 10 bersey siv@n iAzt Z
Easesirg Of 10 s4scs Aolaers ~ u rnn an
= sAsl~l - b. bid "a tAs ssth day Il sarxs
ises. az sss sEre os 20 eanpsns Il sszfsls
for tn seJest ss6 pSTpose q xDssaag IN
-rsicass a eesrFosstlsa Il AT eaEnYsny hy
izer~sstzx IL sAeis2l sssss 70 tvs szzar-s.
a. 4 fsrfy .soassB9 esisrs. an fnerzasax h
sxzases sf IN ssse~ e. directors > twu.
LUrHIR l.. M0oRR F.xAtcass
yAS vAfsSs. sscessy
c n SHAW,
Il -sz~E gkkDNs gkrLIyp
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NOTICE.

tFA NETTING OF TIE sTccKHoLD
~ e-s Of he Aoo-r Aaaxfsezartas Cou
paay. aess ysnszry 1sA, less. parxs ns 9
iss. TIE following rs<el0ttSa vss u1sslmoasiy
q Sogzea.
se~nlwes. Thai he eapstAl stocs 81 ID o cesa.
sary be increased 10 two hra6-es aid fcTfy
seaasase 1asiArss &cS ssas ses mantle ~ trzs-
sees o. 1iressees b izeressaa 10 eve Tat 3
zaa<sias Il he ssees aosters - called FIR hat
Farpose-
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A cusToMs ovvlcss's pu2GlssAL - ne
PoD1 AN0xLBs DooM BALLs TSAT-
DEATH % Mns. LAHDO-aALI
ykIKE GOSSIP.
fRss.lav Corr. Post Isseslsosseer.l

PxxM's DmMIsAL.
The trsnsfsxos Mr.. Penn from deputy
collector 10 Inspector vas noted in this
column 10 the last Issue. He vent to
victoris 90 Friday evenine, on the
steamer Hevberp, at tue request Of the
collector, Who, be said, wished Il be-
cause TIE force was sborthanded. Last
nigkt. When the Umstilia arrived. Penn
sent TO the custom house, and vas
asked by the collector to eiQa the oath
of an inspector and resign the deputy
coiiecsorship, which 10 virtually q re-
dsctiop Of position both in office and
salary. Penn refused to accept the
change unless reasons xere given. The
collector then banded him an official
communication requesting his resians-
ton az once. la answer to Penn, Brooks
said be vas dismissed for ins1bofdins
ticn 10 refgsina TO resign an ofiice when
requested. That was the only reaeon
given, 30 far Us couid be learned.
Mr.. Penn vas appointed to the office
In September, 1886. The appointments
laid 10 the offics Of the secretary OF the
treasury, a. Washington, until Nov. 51b,
when Collector Brooks urgently re-
qnes:ed PENIS con5rmaiior. Again,
on February 18th, 1887, Penn was pro
NOTED 10 deputy collector by the present
incumbent, and the promotion vas ap.
proved by tbs secretary of the treasury.
upon the endorsements of Chief Deputy
Collector Harmed. Penn Is an out and
out Democrat. and one Of the gentle
men OF this Department Who has not
had q biemish On his OH nal record 10
deputy collector IN charge of the
Cninesc departsaeIi
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4 cARxLrss HunlaL.

Indians from Scow Bay report that
tie cofao Of the smallpox patient buried
between that place aud Pom, KineQold
hss been exposed 10 the clements by tie
sea Washing the sand from over the r.
ceptacle. TITS IL confirmed by a Set
tlsr from that neiahborh0od. The de
ceased vas buried bs two rasn especial
is employed for that service. When
they arrived over there they fnunt shA.
they had come away without orIn2iuQ a
shovel A b ard vas found With ~hich
shallow grave vas dos on tie beach.
fne big tides Of late have exposed the
esfiiu. IL - thought that rigid naea--
ures should De adopted q, once 10 pre-
vsni the Indians froto circulating the
gestileoce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
TEE roRr AsoELu Boom.

The recent speculation in Pors
Angeles property does not seem &C
briaot. hnanicAils speaking. to the
tIauy property holders of those lands.
both in snis city aud Victoria. an al
thoritstive MAG has isst been issued
FROM the management OF the oousem
plated railroad from a GOOD hssbor on
tee straits OF Juan de Faca TO the Col
umbia river, where railroad come elton
would be occurred to soathern coast
cities. TIE nsw uss indie a.ss shat toe
termiosi points OF tbs road viii be at
Fresovaser Bay, distance Of eight
miles from Port Angeles. People in
Psu Tcwpseud and Victoria received
the intelligence With tis9usi and many
vers ths Il told yoa 30" expressions
heard on tie corner. II Is said thai
ns.riy $4,000 have been invested 10
test locality IN anticipation of the
boom. IL 10 uos known whether the
boom Will strike the vicinity OF Fresh
vatef Bay az not.
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~ anssA Dee. n, 1855. .......s1. s11.su
Receipts curing the year leo7:
For RBontams . q ,6sA.2Ii a
Fer interest, rsrtS &c. l21.o0 -
a0sseu
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NEW AogEarIs1.4ksrs
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hrs. Martha Lsndes. aged 81 years,
lhe esteemed wife Of Colonel Henry
L,sde-, died at sn early hour stis
morning. TIE deceased had been de-
Ginning 10 health for some tine, the
cause being thss fatal msiady soo-
sumption. Her numerous friends All
over the soaad oil regret her early de-
slsfsarr froEn life, ~hen ste b I'd last
sppEoached the uerldisr % woman
hoed. s7rroandsd by a hsepy family
asr msny sterling qualities xili he long
reesenoersd. Size leaves & husband
and tao daughters 10 rnonra esf Io.s.
The funeral tales place "Wednesday
afternoon trozr the family rs<ld.nss
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NAUTICAL vnIsYxR.

The srs; and largest faur rsssted AZ i,
thai ever eGtsrsc tie waters of Pzge,
sosnd u anchored in psrt Angeles bar
Dos. oas cine dAYg frons ssn Frsae ssea
The s6ip - tke kniaaf OF 81. N,chsel
and loaded over aue and three oasrtsr.
OF 4 million fest q lumber 81 Poyt Dr.
| be vessel ts hcund Be- barysrd ipies
tbs time % iSad saEsber for sydney az
Hsoson's Fsy. Australia.
Tie f1ket ssaEd Z s;cry Of lhe Mar
sszsan sEip Sordss isrnon shlaa re-
tarGec 10 tcis pogs last year after hsy-
iag sOos b. s~s lauoeE latsn a vel
krogH- She sss condemned ana sold
81 @ Sealsea sd others for t&suo, ,te.,
granted q sgesia permtt 81 me
treasury department. - carry a csnso
- lauaesr D. San FrArSiseo. she Ia
ee<n sFsoset Sc Amsriezr register
after = yeaF's idisEs=s aad ssssSssu.s
Asrgssri Hsr fs.ors asveesats esy5
Eas been 1@si4aa a.on.
De brsgsse ship B<rhsce iosdsd With
&C 90 ess Of last Der from Fseoxna Ia
. lES e<fecr clearing sad sasTkinS a
efss. The taz ae.yoks starr 4 nc 10
tscurs rcce8tly AFTER tie BeE5scs. Asd
sissPeSi Is Al sexssie for coal IL the
he vessel, slfh TAR wt1a
20 ansrr say sad ssarssd 10 Sal aown
Ie teis port fAs HsiyekA <szs o. 20
fscn<aA ssd fssEd tte bestssS bs9 Sc
I~siess. soe started 10 poFsz&t, al
'Sesi tbs saip jess Aoose rosnf King
rasa "a anenox esasxsEpes- So hs0sst
. snd ceoeSAs her - ttss p0rf
en0no3 HAN hocahs ~ Aareosa Iron
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13

JOB PRINTING in all styles of the are
neatly, promptly and cheaply executed
Give us trial and see.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
THE POWER OF WORDS.

A wealthy man who owns coun-
try residence recently became dis
satisfied with it, and determined to
have another; 50 he instructed areal
estate agent, famous for his descrip
tive powers, to advertise it in the
papers for private sale, but to con.
ceal the location, telling purchasers
to apply at his office. In few DAVIS
the gentleman happened to see the
advertisement, was pleased with the
account o! the place, showed it to
his wife, and the two concluded that
1t was just what they wanted. and
that they would secure it at once
80 he went to the office of the agent
and told him that the place he had
advertised was such a one as he de-
sired, and he would purchase it.
The agent burst into laugh, and told
nm that that was the description OF
his own house where he was then
living. He read the advertisement
again, cogitated over the GRASSY
slopes" beautiful vistas," smooth
lawn, etc., land broke out, rs it
possible? Well, make out my bill
for advertising and expenses, for |
wouldn't sell the place now for three
times what it cost me. "-Er.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
.EORGIA-COBR, COUNTY,

GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY
Whereas, NJ. V. Hollingshed, Admins
traitor of w. j. Palmer, represents to the
Court in his petition, duly filed and en-
tered on record. that he has fully admins
istered w. j. Palmer's estate. This is
therefore to cite all persons concerned,
any they can, why said Administrator
should not be discharged from his admin
tration, and receive letters of dismission
on the first Monday in October, 1888.
H. M. HAMMETT, Ordn'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13

NOTICE-Four weeks after date appli-
cation will be made to the court of Ordi
nary of Cobb county for leave to sell the
real estate of Gary Davis, late of Cobb
county, deceased, This Sept. 4th, 1884.
p. L. DAVIS, Executor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
GEoRGIA--COBB COUNTY !:

Whereas, William G. Blankenship, adj
ministrator of John T Smith, represents
to the court in his petition, duly filed and
entered on record, that he has fully admins
istered John I. Smiths estate. This is
therefore 10 cite all persons concerned heirs
and creditors, to show cause, if any they
can, why said administrator should not
be discharged from his administration and
receiveletters OF dismission the first Mon
day in October, 1888 This June Goth, 1888.
H. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
an INSTANCE OF RARE NERVE.
Shrewd Expedient That Saved the Life
of a Prison Warden.

From the ST Louis Post-Dispatch
News of the resignation of Col.
McClaughrey, warden Of Joliet"
said Robert G. Waldorf, a mer-
chant of Chester, H., who is at the
Laclede, recalls to my mind an in
stance in which he showed nerve
and presence of mind such as would
have been exhibited by few. Some
ten years ago | was summoned as a
witness in a case of burglary, and
the criminal was sentenced to fifteen
years in Joliet McClaughrey was
warned that the man was a most
desperate character, and told to
keep sharp eye on him. This he
did, but as the mans behavior was
perfect, the vigilance of the guards
was somewhat relaxed, and he was
treated like any other prisoner.
''This was what he was waiting
for, and one day, when moving
from the workshop to the dinner
room, he shifted out of the line and
passed through passage leading to
the warden's Office. There was no
possibility of his leaving the peni-
tertiary unobserved, but he deter
mined to get start if possible by
terrorizing the warden. McClaugh-
rey was sitting at his desk writing
when the convict came in. He was
a tremendously powerful fellow,
weighing fifty pounds more than
the warden and his physical superb
or in every way. 4 am going
through there, were mis- first words,
pointing to window behind the
desk, 'and you can't stop me- Nc
Claughrey looked up with a smile, |
entirely concealing his astonish-
ment, and said well, 90 on, can't |
stop you and wont try. There is
man outside with a sixteen-shooter
who may stop you, but | shan't.
What have you got to complain of
anyway? Are you not we'll treated?
In this way he got the man into
conversation, and after few min
utes said: BY the way, your friends
are getting up a petition for your
pardon, which | have in my desk.
| think it will go through, and |
think you are very foolish to try to
escape now. | will show it to you,
and see what you think of it, Say
ing this, he opened a drawer and
pretended to be rumaging about for
some papers, but in reality manag-
ed to take out his revolver, and lay
it on his lap. i must have been
mistaken, he then said, there isn't |
any petition here With an oath |
the man stepped forward, when he
saw the cooked pistol in the war
den's lap. He stopped short, look
ed at him moment and then said
well, you've got me-. Il reckon
have, the warden answered, and
you had better not try any games
He then gave him a long lecture,
expatiated upon the hopelessness of
escape, and portrayed the advanta-
ges incident to good behavior in
glowing terms. He then took the
man to the main part of the prison,
told the guards to keep a sharp
lookout, but inflicted no punishment.
From that time on, | was informed,
that man was one of the quietest
and most Industrious workmen in
the prison, and was soon made one |
OF the trustiest. Had McClaughrey |
attempted to summon help he would |
IN all probability have been killed, !
but his presence of mind and self I
possession got him out of as ugly Il
scrape as man ever was in.
THE POWER OF WORDS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
COURT OF ORDINARY COBB co
AT CHAMBERS, Aug. u, 1888.

At CHAMBERS, Aug. -, 1888.
1t is ordered by the Court that the Tax
Collector of Cobb county assess and col
lect tax for the year 1888 OF two nine
and half tenths of one per cent <2-94-10)
upon the amount Of the value of the taxa
bic property returned by and assessed
against each tax payer and upon the value
of all property in the county, subject to
taxation ad. valorem.
The same to be applied as follows
For co. purposes generally, 40 of mill
" Roads and Bridges, 7>I0 "'' g
" Aims house IL paupers 30 " &c
" Jury purposes, 40 ".'' g
Outstanding Indebtedness 81 10 g" 9
Making in the aggregate 294-10 of one
per cent. or $2.95 on the $1,000 of taxable
property. H. M. HAMMETT, Ord'y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
Bridge Contract.

Will be let to the lowest bidder on Sat-
urday the 18th day of September next, be.
tore the Court House door. the contract
for furnishing material and building a
wooden bridge across Soaps Creek at Oak
ley Flour Mills, the bridge will be one
span of go feet, on good rock pillows, with
good end spans. The plan sud specifica,
tons can be seen at my office. This Aug.
ust Is, 1883.
H, NJ. HAMMETT, Ordin'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13
Notice.

Four weeks after date application will
be made to the court of Ordinary Cobb
county for leave to sell the real estate OF
E. G. Stansell, late of said county deceas.
ed. This Sept, 4th, 1888.
j. r. HUMPHREYS, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-09-13

MONTE NJ. WALKER, Libel for Divorce
vs. in COBB superior
w. B. WALKER. Court, March Ad>
iourned Term, 1885, 1t appearing to the
Court by the return of the Sheriff, that
said defendant does not reside in said
county and it further appearing that he,
said defendant. does not reside in the
State; 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that said Defendant do appear at
the next Term of said court, and
plead to said cause and that service
in 1.-The above entitled action be per.
fected on the defendant, by the publica>
ton of this order, once a month for four
months before the next term of this court,
in the Marietta Journal, newspaper pub
lished in said county. This July 10, 1888.
SPENCER r. ATKINSON,
J. S. G. B. C. Presiding.
A true transcript from the minutes of
Cobb Superior Court.
w. r.. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
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Very Respectfully,
Very Respectfully,
B. r. LEGG& Bro
Marietta, June 6, 1888.
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY

Whereas A. T. Hill and w. E. Manner,
Executors of Afford Manner, represents to
the Court in their petition, duly filed and
entered on record, that they have fully
administered Afford Maner's estate. This
is therefore to cite ali persons concerned,
kindred and creditors: to show cause, if
any they can, why said Administrators
should not be discharged from their adj
ministrations, and receive letters of dis
mission on the first Monday in Oct. 1888.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordn'y.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Whereas, Z. P. Reynolds Executor of
NJ. V. Russell, represents to the Court in
his petition, duly flied and entered on re-
cord. that he has fully administered NJ
v Russell's estate This is therefore to
cite all persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show cause, if any they can,
why said Administrator should not be
discharged from his administration, and
receive letters of dsmission on the first
Monday in October, 1888.
II. NJ HAMMETT, Ordn'y.