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AnnIIoKGL pIsPncaES.



& PAM gsr It's 6ss, siossstss
81 tfs Zee psi e faesRas 49, sseAs
saesesa Isstt7 Gte bassseo 80
fefmea nsen aesd - 10 p.sa.s& Sc
$50 bsg.ssoeei. ard rsa Ennosfd 80
ssud pould - 3 aWail etsms g ~
ero1A flst fhtosaed tne idess.ss'
esarosd - rs hills sd % 10 sss -, -.
- meH - sts peisea afasN1s-
are ksrQ go Nssss Sen@tes ", =. 49,
Tison. 81 Il seseMsr. NlnD. TIE psllo-
wsa sia6fs6 ~ eiea4fie iAspss = =
wlthln. aebipR sne gsslsss. ~ 49,. -.
sa.ssaed fa aa9 ersIfeied = sst's -
fasaieu. the ~ kiBR arn2sn5ssss
ea-ren4ef. B ,ssafis Bs1s fsgF1 20 -
fisnsnt. haflsa bssA esaszss
kn9a tass ) Fezs fHto tee ~ A1a - = -
k5asss fnsssa ses@eFfe = ~iss = -.
eand Rsm - o4gsfiss, - $50 -
-. b3g5sSf8msns fssEef eaAf - h.,....
whas fea saf dHt e Bsfseiis "a
kerpeS early 81 tss nx'st. tps fNiass -
self mss nes aaksa
nsssss fss ssntsm Iadisw.
waswwaFaa ia. 1G - les pfsssasssi
49, Tssass ~ ofasF diFeefi9E fsltfs
- Wdtien L7sson e. a0nm sssouef
- s,.s flestslat Of f}ssa aoiY. aaA sSssaii
lee Nil Caafls " Esy@ga4 % sas
asss ~ asrlssat Susrsney.
wasafzgr.E. S4b. = - ARR some
aiseaesou tss bsssa c8mmlttss %
f.snttog sn3 eufssBNT fsfsffs1 g ser
80 esnmitses 4 Fesssf's bili pfo-
v5diag faf saBg &T3 No0 - g =
lfsoaf eafesa1y - zssst sobte Qfaazt
Tne eaffsneg rnsy then - maiied =
aasalt arooaasa. IRE dsseussisn tsnoss
esnafsIlv 90 dsVstap = senfttp-nt y =
~ a. Femlsunz ahaat 4tJDogl1s9 y
esfrsaeg 81 this dfsesiptiou.
4ws p@nshs fsssn esaaiipsE.
san FnsHa@co, Jsa. lis 80 ~
f,sfisd - SOS us tifn eih3s tais sttef
no9n that tgo deaths bad ooeefssa
from smallpox ~ tbs pest heots To-Day
s.y Sc fiss fsr esss say.
Mas Fasso1 CO dan. n - tne oregon
ossI.nd NxEiesfion ofapaBys 9pafAt
srg nff,es ~ 0ous Fisg. has sigDs stagis'
sssss with sba Faitoo tsoa WORKS go
80 . .nsfrustioa Of = Se8eeD coils
ssoatIa 81 o5SrYiaQ abous 1922 toes 81
sssi Tna asw vessel wiil b. ased Tor
,,sssen0sss aa gsll - f,eignt. The e0ss
w.ll ~ b far from $4,000, IL viii
Is aaisbsd b. Orobsf 5t%s'
80 sdvases ~ Ceai.
Krw YoEK, 5su. &c - Tie ksstfrn
Coai D sals4s Ass1ei&tion ntia rs
snontkls meeting today. No adsanes
Is s,r,eps wss made. as IL Vas believe
IA, tba Rsseing . rika vili end 10
few ds5s.
maaftaba Government
WtssRPas. ! a.. - = fsHis afs 0asfai
eiasttsss n n8EiF rs 80 suAois roc
nsw MINISTERS 90 ~ - ibetE rppssl'e
en,a. Police gill cesar on Fsotutt5
fG. NJ aaasii nsnas baa yut nFsn
ssn.A -, Niue.sf Jones rhs ieeisls
tnrs eli nos - diss0.yzd. L. diJafotd
today 30 Msssh les.
Passns eaaveaflsn Ape
WasaisGfeN Jan. % = tas pfestSfD'
ted - soof vea tHe postal % yenttof
recently eoueiua, d betsten the Uaites
State ppd Gas hdH.
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ah,nn,nrIn,r.l,rrnea.

sAN FRascs.oo. Dan. q. -Clsared-
BsFs SeFaui WV.
PcKT tuWssGSp. Jan. IL Arrived
Sag George r. Manson.
Ssilsd -SiesmeF San Pedro.
TACOMA Jan. ~ - eTsatrer Mexico.
Seats ~ steamer Willamette. Seattle
sbig Doe Jachst. Sc sale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

Ths" OENTEMERI' Ia the most pop
alar hid glove Ia Amerios, fl.45 for Ave
buttous. $50 fer eight bntto0s. They
are far beiow che price % any other
standard maker, and for &c and durs.
oilsty are unsxcalled. The above are re-
tail 1rises tire glove Is not sold ~ wb0ls.
e , at SCH %ARAf'ftEk RfsfeS'. ge12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

Mr. Flls4as soothia. 6Frcp. los ahiIstrsa
teethins, = tas PrrseE4f tlGa q eas ~ thr 6sst
tesaais uarsss s1d hny sietAns u TIE Unitea
State, sn3 hae been utei Ter forty wears vita
1evc7 e Eus acCess ~ gEfi4iuas o. faothsrs
toF fbsir chiisren, Duriss ia gTUetss q
~ ias W. vsiaa y i;seale1isEis e fslisvcs
q callc trpaa pan. c1ras asssutiTy sla di4r.
rhtss zrFi,s d us bssels siia sias e1iie.
~ jNf. ataith - .De shili e s@sts tie
mssh Ffsf o. rsf4te kafzsvfs
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CAsh Va. credit. @. @. sTARrUP & Co.,
gFoceFs Third and Spring. sela
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

Your orders will be called for, give rs
. trial, q q. SIkETUR d Co., grocer
Third An Spring. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

Blankets and comfoFters all reduced ;
change Of Hrrn sale st Chester OleaFy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

Wv Yoex, Jau. q AoneY on call easy
2N613 Ia.l loan ~ closed easrsd ,;
ufilos mercantile p8psk btdI, sisfi
ing exchange dali, stssds, st 81
tsr Cd days bills asd &4sGx for o.
uaud.
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The GeFman MalltaFy BIB.

BzaEm, Jsr. 26.-The minister Of
war announced today TO the Rieohstsg
committee that tie loan requested on
accouut Of the new military bill would
amount 10 $4,000. COO marks. BE be-
iieved that The governments would be
enabled by the bin to complete the mil
itaKy organization.
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For your groceries 90 10 G. @. START-
UP 4 Co., csEnsF Third and Spring. sells
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A eENKRors oFFER.
Cars wHAsa, Medicine
pss pARsrS rus ELEcruo M,oSETIc
RaFsEcfANs. AnRIEa IN RKAIILN

pas nkRsfS. rus ELEcTuo MtoSErIc
RHHsgcTANs. AnaIys N sKGTILE
rnrss 1aucerfai masters " toe Heal
ice ara bsse arrived. and hsve tsksu
oti3azs &c tha Issernatonsi Hotel, Cherry
street. where they iufeud - remain teS
months aniy. % cute S1e siek SUD sM o.
% ihia vio4bigy.
They come D. as ladep sith testimoBi
ala from nau Franessca sad Portland,
aua tie authenticated reports of ssmr
u then cures sgem nothing sbort q
miFaealous,
They U.s. little or 40 uaedioise Ia tee
% isrity Of easea, aus perfect their
saFee massly by sne wondeffas poser 81
e!setfo mAQnstism,
All oliisa eaasaitAlieas are free, 20
chat shoula there be say cases thai are
ioeafshls thzy immediately discover
5eFm. thus savsnR tfelr rstro1s any for
Their eEQ<ndtture % meal and time,
snteh tasy mlsSs etbsrwise tsaandst.
Unhae ether peYsseians ~ao have b.
coose suinent "a their pFafssssCn, ske
doctors eaaFees are extrsmsly no3ss-
ste. belnR auly ten dciiata Cor six treai-
a. DTS q each dlsSass. Of . tbat proper
lion. ss ths e~ses usay rsqs're-
fnsre ara fsw Of lee ias 10 shich ha-
mae 9 50 10 he,s stitch esnEot De Re
llevsd ana seaesAily permanently cefst
ev Drs. Darrn's riec g. msgustse treat
uasaL and eases whish have resisted tbe
aorts OF ordinary phYstossns have weld
- % tbstf touef, Tees cas- s er1osaos
slmoai ~ BIOS 'ssaRe, aud, -
saia csfc rmAu % child
reed de- 81. 81 care Shiie
De- DAFtln ossF tessp tasiF iayalasols
ssrytes
Many bendreas ~ EEais fai test imaol-
sis from tngellisent SD responsible "a
urnss bear Sltas-s - &c woB6afful
skii they possess .. the mast, - % hu
suSn Ills. q "a 1at uag ef glaca 70 give
hsre tb# uanss % a fsw % those xhB
lave bees g. eeuahied, stgh q hs!ef
asseisoa 81 us fAssR
SANFs EHAr eAS ~ HEEEEkED -.
Mrs. 6entnAi AaAess. Aeotcai Like.
W E.-humaness and copgrsilee % see
tFaiB, peO1acs3 o. a dressed eaadiisae
% toe mosl dslta-ts oFsans peea lar n
atr 81; slsa hs dseas Aad nrfxoas drs-
pepsla e tssnty yeArs saardsnrs Sae
49, o1Esa $50 sesrs ago uy Dss. Durln.
e. tsseA soea, EssCsusef. Cisrk Co.
II DeafGssa ysaFsi US. sEed By Drs.
Dare.
CIV. FowleE Yakima, ". r-Fniai
aaafax9s Ia aas ear. earc3 % ten mGs-
sf<s. Alsc, 4 fteFgg;nm. % nasAy
fauth. was FsUeFsd fFem tie eve,
81 W hsa NssFls fe serst hin bind.
Mrs. h ). fsanE, aantinkson. ". /. Il
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Kew Iand District Tor oregon.

wAsHsaToE, Jan. Is. The house
COMMITTEES on public land has coed
gavoEably upon Delegate HsTmann's bill
20 establ Sla new land districts Rt HaF-
new. Oregon. The original bill has beea
amended in its details 30 meet the re-
cammsndasions of the commissioners Of
the general land office.
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PVGfT SOUEg SHIRE IA

Trains leave daily for Tscsfn.
Cora ectlng With Switch bah tain ~
AT p0tnik kasi. at......... 7.ssan
Ccnnecttns win train foF Po-fisnd AZ ~ n i
Arrive daily fFo1n Taectns
Connecting with train from Portland
at--.. $4,000 s.-s.-..s...........II rs ) -
Oonoeciing with taia irpm Portland
and from East at........... aNNnm
Lave cafly for staek sanclisn and
VA ttAtiona..-. .s.s...s.....ss... 40 , 10.
~ lsiisa. ............... u. $40
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Commencing Monday, Oct ~
OREGON Rf. & NAV. cos
STEAMERs


Arrives daily from Victoria ana
Port Townsend, except SUNDAY. Ana
Depart daily for Victoria and
Pcrs Townsend except sunday. aam
EMMA HAYWARD Oh NORTH PACIFIC
Depart Z ally for Tacoma. CONNECT
ing with early Portland train, an
Game boat going through % Olympia 80
Stellacoom, excepting Sunfava.
Departs daily excepting eundays
for Tacoma connecting with
Portlsnd and Swltchh back tF'pa. an an.
Departs daily for Tacoma, EXCEPT
ing sunday ......-.. a.e0um
Arrives daily from Tacoma, *.
cepting Sunday 49,. .....a -
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ex-
ceptinE sunday. ..............A am
Arrives daily from Tacoma. e.ts -
same boat from Olympia and sfaIias.ss,n
excepting Sundays.
SrEAMER IDAHO
Arrives fFUm Whatcom ever Tus..
day Thursday and saturday At. a.
Departs foi Wbatoon and va -.
svery Sunday, TuesdAy ma Fbsrs.
"@st ~ sssssssssss.sse-s.
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Amsrlssn Erpreas 1o7. Canada Pa
eigefsJI flanads H9ulhern IN Central
"a d az. Darlington 10. Delaware
B IssnEs-sBa l5iK. Denses 4 kia
0fEuce 2ls{ Erie ~ Lake ) lore 935s
I,9uisvln 4 N,sbV.iie COS. MiehIxaa
C-utral etk. Kansas a lexss II. Mes
Yofk Centsai io5 Northern Pacific IiA
prefrrfsd l5J< N0rtewsstsrn l094, Ore
con Inurovs lnent sc. Navigation 93A
lrausooutinentsi 221s Paoiis Msis S6><.
Headline GO. Rock idend liS5S, -.
Paul 7G,S. Texas pasiae 264, Unioo Pa
osas b6%. United States ESorsss TX,
Fargo N. Western Union TI1.
HEw Yonx STOCK REvnw.
NEv YsaK, ism. q - fhs op ming Of
he 4 ,ek mstket Vas daIl and steady
,adsV. I, ere WIS but iItfls animation
"a attl towsfd nosn when prtcra wrns q
: little higher. Toe close Sss quiet So
dua. Tue hdvano msds were duo 20
she fses that tae lately issued report
% lhs disid nd psgioR roads sh0w net
r,,salpss largely Ia excess OF the divi-
Government bonds we're dali bus
6rni.
EEW YORK MAhKFrN.
NEW YonE. Jao. 2f.-Hops-Very
suessEDull. wholly nominal. rssDed
wool-DaH, domestic aseos 22G37c,
pulled i5Caaf5, rsIas l3a22l.
gouD@s- steady, lake SIC IS.
/ I@sd-Daii, weak. douestlo 81 %.
TfB-Ftrn, straits 81.
Caffs Spot, fair; ki0 weak, n7mi.
ma; sptioos active, loser. Unsettled.
sales, liz 200 6aes; JaunAFy SIS ga
11tYf y hsaasy 9l2 6s7i3 OB. MAteu
| az ga u 80, April eli = 8i2.2o. May
| RttT.6fl2 10. Jaae 4ll ca i2O6.
/ PetTo snm--Opeued SEEK At 6eh
snt daring tie f0reaoon destined q
I sgN There Waa rally 80 this point
,nI the tuaFkst advanced 10 esq
sa.es. 4 Geo. zoo barrels.
cHIcAao ~AsEETB.
CHlckoo, Jan. q -wheat-slFnnepi
eaas aud F-osuaFy u l6. NAV 50 le
Oorn Firm, cash aud February
6s4, Mav $50 i6.
| d as-Pl,m. NAY 80 0 i6.
Bsrlsy-N Jihin9 doing.
Pork Pen, eSan md FsbraaTS
tt25, Ms et6sSf9l s..
! I.afd-FT@. sasa 81 25}f May $7.95
CHICAGO eATTLK aAHEET.
GaioAao, JAn. 27.--gStiie --R'oeipfi
son. siteug, ,xpoTiets 81 1905 %, steer,
kafll %, q ,okets and feeders 81 Ice
Ias1 reKAs osstie 8 SOS %.
Hsss- Rsatigta Is w. aetivs. AID
I 10 81. - htQhsr, tuix - &s.s01l SIS, heavi
as s1,1s IS lghs g. o5,d5 60.
: nsp-- Receipts SEQ. steady, native
/ fgas IS, western 81 5ogste, Texan
I ERs8A
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FI,ru.l4all reAao. q a Oisarg's

ElAth u 80 teaaN. y - elieatf =
SlAh A los - sis eGersi cred
jezaa5 Teiuosd 10 Sis s, UleaEy's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

WAszENoIoN, Jan. IS -Oo Ax. NOT
woods motion today ths hoass CON-
Distse on foreign affairs decided % re-
a7est the house 20 Fsfer 20 the com.
meres c0r1mitsee the Nicaragua canal
bill, which had been sent 70 the eoua-
Fuittee on foreign Affairs. Chairman
BelmcBt Opposed the motion % trans
fer The sutiect 70 the e1umftee on
commerce., and an acrimonious debate
was bad before The o0mmtttse finally
decided 70 sustain Mr.. Norwood in bis
I mokion.
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WsnnrsaznHs Jan. S.-Tha funNEal
zzrviesa uxeF fhe rsxsins ~ &c isss
Paxfnraesa MfnistFr Nsaaar44 % :
el7as aEis moxni1Q e. s. Mat1eust
Csthn1ia C1mtza. Tbs eEuaeA WA4
aaraneod D ths distinguished g11hsr-
inp- Al sxe meUbeFs - the dirse-
matte euxpa were px9gNns. Bs1EsfMFg
Baysxd ard Aazisfan1 eesfssNyv Adee
oocnpeA pEoUizsnt ssatss Gene<ss
Hhexi1an ard nshsF cheers q Tie sruay
and reprssznfaiises fren re navy we're
IN attanasaas. Iks ezske1 esn1ainirR
sns rsrnains 81 she eead 2as eoEHFkd
9th bsantfiel EowsFas uhish parity
eoaaaaisa tha sword and dseoEAtleza
suk.feh reats.A runu fhe eovsr.
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WslILBLEssIMs 10 n0IhERs

A cEERS BtBT s91THkR DtREkks FkeA
~ IL bAby syraus e. eer11af-. II esEsalns
~ Iauasuana. GpluEa e marz kise - snF psrf
Ssf IT. eazEosaEf0aL II f. hsrzllssa. bct saosn-
fzz ana FESTIVE u IL aes2ea- u latst tae
cAfl4 tnse Qsfst repssR ard BPS. swanealsE y
. rsfresasS, vtrcusus sEe naaafsl i - NJ
nnig aase neA1csae ysl nae mai vi ral1ovs
a. insaEtiis disor3azs. aca - = ersts ~
a n STkWART. 1AAp
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LoxpoN, Jan. 26.--The French steam
eF Eaez has foundered as ssa. Twelve
Of her ersW we're resoned and landed a.
Lisbsn. The remainder are still miss
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eaaarmasaeaa.

WaEMrnarow. Jan 8-A large Enre-
her Of oousnis. dtSlrikt att1Ensss ard
pontnaafezs wsFB ennhrned todsT-
Arnona abe consEis are J. T. D1tv. AeS
York % Tahiti, ana Geofne Prlnce %
M0seow. Tue d1ssRict attorneys are
]. 81 Kegs. D.skxict Of Coiauhiss q. :.
Peters. d Unio. for Ukahs ". n. Grant,
foE Alasks; r. e Hevdon, foR Nevada;
@. 2 Pkitebeff. Tor Nsbraska. AEo1R
tba ntheg n0minations we're he follos
tue: e II. Bineham. Of Ohfos ehlef
fastise Ct the supreme ceuft Of tie
Disfrist % Coiumbaa. J. W. McConnesl.
81 Tennessee, chief f1sfics Of NontaEa;
s. DsWolfs, assoeisfs tassice Of MOI
tsna: postnaassefs - L. Il. Hoposns
Kinesaon, Nee Mexioo, and Sarah Hog
den, DemfnQ. New Mexico.
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All ehtonic diseases, youthful indie
oretion and loss OF manhood treated By
entirely new methods.
Diseases OF women, deafness ard Ca
larFh q specially. and eFozseyes 81 aiGht-
eDed IN 70 10 minutes.
Secret vices of youth. which destroy
both bady RRd mind, and soon cary
them 10 q premature Efave, radically
cured.
Drs. Darfin have discovered certain
remedies In Europe for the care OF
syphilis and RonorFhea In their worst
stages.
Circulars sent free to any address.
Inquiries answered.
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FOR SALE At PUYAllUP.

OOn ACRES oF LAND AND THE PUYAL-
OZ " hug Ektss WORKS. This property in
cFuaes laEer rnaber d tpsa lets, ioar houses.
tarn. hop kls5s AL ENrehouees, orchard, S.
acres bopS. four ziisa water mains Aza zbun
cart water sapplI. nofs than l0o acrss Eais.
abr leeased foE division into tosn Icta Frtcs
$751; %. RsFieHlazs fsrslthed en- applicates
V parties meaning easiBsss.
IWsIi alHo ssll The Jsnclfoa Farm. eos nlle
from PayallHp. SO nsses. for alie per aefa.
= AxkkKR.
jaio8vtf Puyallup. v. T.
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eight EXCHANGE AND TELE6hAPRIO
- transfers on New York, Chicago. Sc. Paul,
san Francisco Portland. and vari0Es points N
Washington, Oregon AMI British OolunbiA.
Sisht Bills Of Exchange On London, avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
cosisetions made & all points on favorable
terms.
Bonds. stocks and other Ysluables recslved
on deposit for safe keeping. ies
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In advance. -
Rapid TFanaIt. Loygess Hat.
Fer fali information or ticxsu s.um
or address
The Greenville times., 1888-04-14
A Churchman on Strong Drink.

The following from an article contri-
buted by Bishop Spalding to the Forum
has attracted widespread attention,
coming rs IL does from such eminent
ecclesiastical authority.
With clamorous and persistent en-
phasis II is urged from many sides that
drunkenness threatens the destruction
of our institutions. II not unfre-
quently happens that men are vocifer-
ous in denouncing abuses when the evil
has begun to disappear, just as soldiers
often make the greatest show of cour-
age when the enemy have turned their
backs. Whether or not Gladstone's
dictum that alcohol Is ia greater scourgc
than war, pestilence and famine COM
bined be mere rhetoric, IL cannot be
shown that any nation or people has
been destroyed by intoxicating drink.
The English have been and are nation
of drinkers, and they are the predomi-
nate race of the world.
al have no knowledge of popula-
tion Of total abstainers who have ever
enjoyed civil and political liberty and
though will not say with an English
prelate TINT IL is better to be free than
to be sober, yet viii say that the
methods of dealing with sin in general
are the proper methods for countcrac-
ting the evil Of drunkenness, and that il
is absurd to attempt to persuade the
American people that the permanence
of their institutions depends upon
their becoming nation of total alb
stainers. II Is law ofhuman nature
that excessive pressure brought TO bear
on any special form Of moral evil re-
suits In other evils; now, when various
influences are diminishing intemper-
ance in America, there seems to be no
sufficient reason for calling upon the
state to prohibit the manufacture and
sale of alcoholic liquor. The less we
bring the government into our private,
personal and domestic affairs, the freer
and the happier we will be-"
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NO. 39

said sureties or the property itself
surrendered to the plaintiff in such
prior attachment, or to the officer Of
the court where such attachment is
pending, the judgments in such subse-
quent attachments shall thereby be
satisfied as to the sureties ON said bond,
and shall be so marked on the record
by any officer of the court ON proof Of
such payment or delivery.
Sec. 4. BE it further enacted, That
where attachments shall be levied on
different portions of a stock of goods
or other personal property, used as a
whole, to the value of said goods or
property, and the same shall have
been replevied by the defendant or
claimant by giving bond to the plain
tiff in each of said attachments as afore-
said, and afterwards subsequent at
taehments shall be levied on said goods
or property against the same defen-
dant, and returnable to the same court
as the first, such defendant or claimant
may afterwards, before final trial of
any ~ said attachments, execute a
bond, a. ~ AoSsle the val
ue of the whOle'o 'oi' sufia goods or prop
erty, payable to all the plaintiffs in the
other attachments, and the several
bonds first given shall be surrendered
to said defendant or claimant, and the
last bond so given shall stand in lieu
of them and shall enure to the benefit
of all subsequent attachments, as here
inbefore mentioned.
See. 8. Be II further enacted, Tha
no execution or other process shall b,
issued ON any such Judgment agains
the sureties on such bond, whenever
shall be made TO appear that the sam,
property had been replovied and bon,
given therefor in some prior attach
ment against the same defendant r,
turnable to some other court, unles
the amount of such prior attachmer
and the probable costs therein, sha
be first deducted from the value ,
said property, in which case exccutio
shall issue against said sureties onl
for the difference between such amour
and the value of said property, as fix,
! by the officer serving said prior attac
ment.
Sec. 6. BE II further enacted, Thi
' all acts or parts Of acts in conflict wi
this act, be and the same are hcrci
repealed, and that this act take eire
and be in force from and after its pa
sage.
4 Approved, March 10, 1883.
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CHIcoT COUNTY, Arkansas, I
April 9th, 1888. I

EDITOR GREENvILLE TINES:
Dear Sir-In this county SO far all
goes well. The rains have delayed
plowing, but after all most places will
be on time, as many will begin this
week. The river is causing some un-
easiness, but we are counting on the
cold snap to hold the water until the
pressure passes. Our leveess are like
a new regiment that has never been
under fire; and are potato ridges
when compared to those in Mississippi.
But do not forget 20 years of deposit
ON the Arkansas side make the small
levees as good as the big Longwood
levee. The government engineers say
they win stand although they are built
of sand. The Bible does not believe
in sand foundation; but for once |
am counting against the Bible, as It
would be against the grain just now
to have the water come over us.
Yours, STRAIT FENCE
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Thanks to the energy and good will
of Contractor Mcnamara, the danger
from water running through the un-
finished Fulton lake levee is over.
When the present rapid rise set in Mr..
Mcnamara put 250 men to work build
ing hoop on the river bank around
the cave-in that occurred last Spring,
thus making short connection with
the old main levee. This hoop was
completed last night to the height of
the main lcvcc.-Ark. City Journal.
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Members of Greenville Lodge /. o.
.. f., and all Odd Fellows in good
standing who may desire to be pres
emit are requested to attend meeting
at the Lodge room on next Tuesday,
18th, at half-past 2 p. M, upon bust
ness Of great Importance. 1t Is the
desire Of quite a number of the broth
crhood to re-unitc the links aud be-
come again, as in the past, a focal CEN
tire for the nourishment of benevolence
and charity. The attendance next
Tuesday night will determine the in
tercst felt In the rebuilding of the
Order.
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jackson, Miss April s.--Dr. NJ. s.
Graft died last night at ten o'clock.
AS surgeon and physician DR.. Graft
stood at the head of his profession as
a man and citizen he enjoyed the love
and respect Of every one.
The Greenville times., 1888-04-14

lin the case in point we are glad to
note that the War Department and the
Chief Engineer have shown that they
are not quite SO "obstinate and infex-
BILE in adherence ito an exceedingly
faulty system" as Capt. Dabney as
sumcs.l
The Greenville times., 1888-04-14
Death OF General Gilmore.

New York, April L. General Quin-
cy A. Gilmore, who has been suffering
for some time of kidney disease, died
this morning at his residence, 147
Remsen street, Brooklyn. The deceas.
ed was very distinguished officer dur
ing the war, and was commander Of
the 10th corps. lie was engaged in
the siege of Charleston and the bonn
bardment of Fort Sumter. The Gen.
eral was born in Ohio in 1925, and
graduated from West Point. lie leaves
a widow and four sons.