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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
Arpeai 60 Knights of Pythias.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 25.-The Knights
of Pythias requests the publication of the
following circular!
OFFICE oP THE SUPREME CuASCHLLoR,)
KNIGHTS oF PYTHIAs OF THE WORLD, :
NEWARK. n. j., Sept "A, lSSS.)
To the Knights OF Pythias Everywhere;
The grand chancellor Of the jurisdiction
of Florida appeals for relief for our suffering
brethren at jacksonville, and our brothers
elsewhere in the south are urgently in need
Of help.
The yellow fever is making sad inroads
into their ranks. Death is ON every side,
utter helplessness is their condition, and i'm
mediate aid is an absolute necessity. Every
moment is n moment of need. Let the re-
sponse TO this appeal be cordial and swift
promptitude is life, delay means death. "As
We would that Others should do unto you, do
ye also unto them" Forward contribu-
tons 10 II. l.. c. White, supreme keeper Of
records and seal Nashville, Tenn.
WILLIAM WARD, Supreme Chancellor.
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N,nih rnnErr..IonnI ren,eniIon.

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
Browssyiur. Tenn, Sept 26.-Ihc DEM
orrbtic congressional convention for this the
ninth district, will meet NJ uuion city 10.
morrow a. nominate o candidate Tor Con.
rr,sg. Delegates from Haywood county leit
here today to attend. Tho candidates Tor
the nomination are Flank T. Bond, H. A.
Fierce. T.. r. Gln.s and !. N. Coulter Con.
siderable Interest is felt throughout the
district
At Hrpuhlichn senatorial convention
held here today John y. Tarmnt NJ lauder.
dale county, WAS nominated Tor thc State
Erunfg.
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Five New Cases aud Two Deaths occur
a Case NJ tuiiman.

fpccial Dispatch ~ The Appeal
DrcAtrH Ala, Sept 25.-'rhc outlook In
Decatur today Is mop gloomy than II has
been ior several days past Five new cases
md two deaths were reported 20 State
Health Officer Cochranc this morning nj o
o'clock. j. T. wcakley and son died last
night the latter about II o'clock and the
former about O'Clock this morning The
new cases ac: Hollis Wright engineer on
the Louisville a Nashville railroad; Mn
Lester. whose husband hal tlSe yellow fever
and recovered, and three negroes whose
names We have been unable 70 learn. W.
Il Francis who has been sick about Eve
DAYS, Is recovering. DIR. Buckley, who has
been sick two days, Is thought TO have only
mild csc, aud is doing we'll. Mn. Capt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

CmcA1o H., sept 2i.-last niFh the
pulI,, riIded dsrpulab'c den IN Fourth
avenue, occupied for immoral purposes by q
number " white women aud girls and
nc1ueutcd by ucuocs This morning In
tho police court the fact was developed that
a,llu.oi man is going about IN the giiise ~
n p,ddlcr in this rity and Milwaukee, luting
riIIs tn Lis vile place by promises ~ liyvs ~
rasf and pl,uty Among those arrested lhst
,dsbt we're two giils. aged seventeen aud
Ifhiepn years respectively, whom ibis
sroundul hai recently cntmppcd, and who
had ppyIuu#iy led viHuous lives.
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.mory tighten. 90. Clamps.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
AMoEY, Miss, Sept 2i.-An indignation
meeting is In progress on the square. II was
called because the board OF aldermen did
not make quarantine No. . strictly non-in-
tercourse in character While ! write the
huzzas Of the excited crowd could be heard
calling for quarantine. They will have their
way, aud tonight total prohibition quamn-
tine goes into effect. Two guards will be
placed ON each road, 100 yards outside the
corporate limits Of the town, and II one
steps over the line the other will not allow
him to return. Thus while other towns are
maintaining their mannclcs, We clamp ours
tighter aud pray for frost.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept 5-Mr. Hit, of Illi-
nois, called up the joint resolution request
ing the President 10 negotiate with the gov
ernmcnt Of Mexico for the creation of an
international commission 20 determine all
questions touching the boundary line be.
trecn the United States and Mexico, whore
1t follows the bed of the Rio Grandc and Rio
Colorado. Adopted.
Mr.. Herbert Of Alabama, called up the
bill TO regulate the course at the naval acad'
cmy.
Mr.. 0'Nsill, of Pennsylvania, offered an
amendment providing that after March T.
1889, the minimum age for the admission Of
q cadet 10 the academy shall be sixteen
years and the maximum twenty-one years
The amendment was adopted and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Herbert called up, and the House
passed, bill allowing scamcn in the United
States navy 10 deposit their savings with the
paymaster on whose books their accounts are
borne.
The House then adjourned.
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The s,crnr, nc.oIn,Ien M,,harnwn.

wAsulNeroN, sept 25.--lhc Stewart rcso.
luton calling upon the President Tor such
information us hc has received since the 3th
instant regarding the action of China upon
the treaty, and upon which the Senate went
into secret session today. was Withdrawn by
the senator from Nevada a. soon ~ the
doors were closed 10 give the senator from
Vermont un opportunity to offer broader
one. which ~ calculated to bring out any
official correspondence which may have
taken place during the pondnncy of the r..
striction bill. The resolution went over for
q day under objection.
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Impor,an, Notice 10 shIppers.

CmcAao, ILL.,, Sept 2j.-1ho quarantine
restrictions on account Of the yellow fever
In the south compelled the Illinois Central
company today 20 issue a notice 10 shippers
settling forth that the road cannot receive or
forward freight for Grand Junction, Tenn,
Jackson, Miss, stations on the Aberdeen and
Iazoo branches, OF for any points on or
reached by the following llnca Memphis
a Charleston, NicksbuV A Meridian,
Naichca, Jackson d Columbus, New Orleans
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Special Dispatch 10 Ihe ApiNuh
MARiANSA, Ark, Sept 2j.-At called
meeting Of the board 81 mayor and aldermen
last night Il was ordered that from and after
this date no person shall be permitted To got
OFF here from trains ~ boats or tu enter the
town in any other way without first giving
satisfactory evidence that they are not from
any place or district in which yellow icVcr
has appeared, and guards were appointed 10
meet each train and boat and allow no sus-
picious persons 10 get OIL
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Fpccin' Dispaich ~ Tho Appeal
AnrnDuS, Miss, sept 25.-Thc opening
date Of the Aberdeen fair has been post
poncd until the 10th Of November on nc.
count ot the yellow fever NJ Jackson. II Is
believed that the quarantine against the
world will be raised tomorrow, aud freight
aud mail be permitted 10 enter the city
from all places except whec the yellow
fever exists The stopping of the mail j.
ing up uf tfuiilc
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Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
Turrro. Miss, sept 25-Thc board Of
mayor aud aldermen met this evening aud
raised the quarantine, 10 far as Il relates 10
trains stopping there. All passenger aud
freight trains will be- allowed to stop here
tomorrow ~ usual. Passenger cars will be
required 60 keep their duur locked, and
each pcrson getting OF will be subject to
inspection by the health officer
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No Fever M Aberdeen,

special Dispatch % The Appeal
AnEHprEN. Miss, Sept 25.-Tho rumor
abroad u yellow fever here are absolutely
false. The action Of neIghborng towns In
quamniiuing against this city after the de-
uial ~ such by the board Of health Ia open
10 the suspicion of a selfish policy. We
have n rigid quarantine, moderated by COM
mon sense aud Justice. The city Is clean
and health was never better
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Ii,,Ie na, Drowned.

Fort TOWNSEND. Wy T., sept @-Ihe
Little four year old,ou u Capt smith, Of tho
British bark rokvan lumber laden, ior Nell
bDutuo. s,rId,ntly icll overheard as the Nes.
sel whs pa.slns Caps ilattery sud va,
drowned The hthpr Jumped after his child
sud Was nearly drowned bSioro being res
euCd.
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MATTERS N GENERAL.


Special bispatch 70 The ApiTaL
GnusyiLLE. Miss, Sept 25.-1hc qunmn-
tine here Is being zcalously carried out All
approaches are carefully guarded and no
strangers are admitted The health Of the
town continues exceptionally good. The
board Of health to-day completed the hoIsc
10 house inspection with q corps ui phyri-
clans The result shows that there i little
80 nn sIrk ueaa
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,.,,.d.ra,e nonumcn, v.yeiied.

10 th, Confederate dead buticd here was un'
ycilsd today in the presence Of bool persons
A granddaughter of Albert sidney johnston,
aaistrd hy Young ladies FROM every state
represented loo the cemetery, unveiled 'he
monument and addresses were mhle Joy
GOV Ipf. Cen. Early, Gen. l,ussor aud Mt
MeCully,h, VI Annapolis.
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Birmingham All Right.

BIRMINGHAN, Ala, Sept, 25,-Ihe weather
here is clear and quite cool. Several per-
sons report having observed a slight frost
early this morning The atmosphere is
crisp and bracing and the city is in the most
healthful condition possible. There has
been nothing like yellow fever in Birming-
ham, and all fear OF its reaching here is now
nuiatnI
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Frost nj Rome. Ga.

RoNE, Ga, Sept 25.-The North Georgia
and Alabama Industrial exposition will
open on Monday, October I. Gov. Gordon,
Henry Grady and Speaker Carlisle will be
present aud make addresses. The first frost
OF the season was plainly observed here this
evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

that why the President desired Il? II would
seem TO be the Presidents desire TO rctaliatc
on the people of the United States rather
than ON the people of Canada. Al the close
of Mr., Dolphs remarks the resolution was
referred to the committee on foreign rca-
tions, Mr.. Sherman stating that il would
be considered tomorrow. Tho Senate then
nliournpl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
FIRST FROST.
II Appears at Several Places.
At Birmingham, Montgomery,
Rome, Ga. and Chattanooga.
No New Cases and No Deaths at
the Mississippi Capital
Decatur Has Five New Cases, and
s Two Deaths Occur.
One Hundred and Forty Three New
Cases at Jacksonville, and Only
Four Deaths-One Case at
Cullman, Ala.
Special Dispatch to The Appenl.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept 25.-Many people
who arose early this morning report having
seen frost. 1t has been very crisp and cool
, for the last three days, and IL is firmly be-
lieved that all the germs or whatever it is
that produces yellow fever, will have no
chance to spread now.
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& Northeastern and the Alabama Great
Southern. II Hly ami grain will not be re-
ceived for the Green line points via any
route. The company will continue, how
ever, TO receive and forward freight for
Nicksbnrg via Enltnn and Mcmnhis.
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Total number 81 while unprotected. ............. g7l
Total number Of colorcd protected ,......... 20
Ioal numhcr of cOlufcd
These figures are slightly larger than first
given. Dr. johnson has been untiring In
his efforts 10 get the panic stricken people Of
the State 10 allow the railroads 10 run their
trains from places where yellow fever does
not exist, or run trains TO points some dis
tanco from Jackson and have transfers made
IN the open air for this purpose. A number
Of inspectors have been sent out on all
roads.
The following was received from DR.. Hyor,
president of the board Of hcalth
Holly srmSos, Mis-, september %, issa
Dr. Johnston;
Had an interview with Horace Clarke,
Superintendent Of the Illinois Central road,
this morning, and was present at an inter
view with the town authorities. All the
modification he asked was the privilege Of
switches 10 let south bound freight trains
stand on while south bound trains whillcd
by. This was not granted, and the
trains will probably stop running today.
Clark offered 10 take me down b. meet Capt
Mann on bis special car and was refused
the liberty Of returning u left town. They
also declared that Capt Mann shall not stop
I'M the NhfIfNlAAlNis rum Ast' 'f
myself with the Holly SPRING. auihoritio.
today, I do not think that Dr. Trumhlc Will
meet with much better success, II indeed he
h granted interviews will go to the meet
Ing Of the State board Of health at Tupolo
tomorrow. The mayor informs NJ that the
board can meet there but / don't expect a
ouorum. IlYIR."
The board Of health decided to establish
the refuge camp six miles from the city on
the Ynzoo branch. II will be called Ia hon
orof Gov. Lowry.
Considerable opposition is being met with
IN the establishment Of refuge camp, ne the
country people do not want Il In their midst
While the authorities have respect for their
wishes they must allow the authorities IA
protect the people, which will be proceeded
with In the face Of shotgun quarantine poll
cics.
Surgeon. General Hamilton iclcgraphcd in
quiring the situation. lie also asked that b,
be daily notified.
The Hownrds arc doing good work W,
have no work In progress, aud the entire col
orcd element Is depending on them Tor sus
tcnancc.
The physicians report no new cases nnt
the sick are all doing better than last evening
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Frost About Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 25.-Telegrams
TO the Advertiser state that there was frost
in many parts Of Alabama and within twenty
miles OF this city. The temperature here
uns "A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
NO FEWER Al WATER VALLEY.
Tn. RumorS Of Monday Might stoutIy
Denied

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WATrE VALLEY, Niss., Sept 2i-Thcrc u
no yellow fever here nor even q ease Of sick
ness ui any Mud.
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
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AT JACKSON, MISS.
No New Cases Reported and No Deaths
Occur In Forty.elgIt Hours.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept 25.-The remaining
residents have entirely cotton over their
1Tight and have gone 10 work most indus
iriously towards rendering assistance TO
stamp out the pestilcnec. As no new cases
have developed within the past forty-eight
hours, aud the houses are carefully guarded
In which cases have occurred, and adjacent
houses dopopulaiod, there is some hope OF
combining the fever. The census ordered by
Dr. Writ Johnson, secretary Of the State
board Of health, Is n follows:
oFTicE srATr noAHn oT tIEAlru,
September ~, is,s /
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Rccapiiulaiion Of census as reported to the
State hnard of heaith.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-05
Baker, Lewis, imp. and p. p. poll tax

Baker, Lewis, imp. and p p. poll tax
So so.
Baker, William. poll tax So so.
Boots, G. L., p. p. 50 92 poll tax
So so.
Benson, NJ. A., PIP IS SO poll tax
S3 so.
fechtel, Shelton, tp AZ r5wp. p.
81 60.
Bates, J. ADELAIDE, tp AZ 1 W imp.
and p. p. 81 l3,
Berns, Peter, tp Al r 6 W imp and p.
p. poll tag So so.
Brown, s. E., p. p. S. 73 poll tax
SO so.
Brewinstou & Bunyou, p. p. 50 81
poll tax 81 90.
Boe, Andrew, ne ar Sc ar hf ne or
lot 2 see 3 tp 3S r 5 W aud p. p poll tax
So 80.
Blankcnship, Thos., p p. So II poll
tax s3 so.
Brewer, W. j., lots Z 80 and 10
block 2 town of Jullietta. 81 S8.
Bernee, Sterling N, pp poll tax
So so.
Beas!ey, W B,pp$5 7s.
Ballew, Stephen sw or Sc or hf sw ar
sw or sw or sec Is tp 3S r wv 50 80
poll tax So 80.
Brown. VIM, imp aud PIP 81 66 poll
tax $3 SO.
Brown Geo, imp and p p 81 33 poll
tax S3 so
Burch A Il, PIP So SO.
Burns Enas, sw or ne ar " hf Sc ar
Sc ar sw or sec 20 tp Al r5wsl3 20.
Beeman r H, pps3 80 poll tax
So so.
Brigham A G. sw or ne or hf Sc or
ne or sw Or sec 35 tp 3S Wv SIT AZ
poll tax S;5 so.
Bondeli L L, Sc or sec II tp 81 4
poll tax $3 so.
Broemliny Herman, hf ne ar sec 25
tip 36 W sS IS.
Brock J w, Sc ar Sc ar Sec &c n hf
ne or sw ar ne ar sec 35 tp 80 3
poll tax So SO.
Beoscoter A W, in sw ar sec 81 tp 80
B W, imp and p p poll tax $3 so.
Boyer A d, lot in the city OF Lewis
ton sl1 r.
Broute VIM, sw qr sw or tp 33 W
and p p $36 80 poll tax So 30.
Boyer Martin, p p 81 80 poll tax
50 so.
Bills T w, 42r5 w.Pts3 so.
Burden Geo, tp 42r5 wPtS3 so.
Ball f B, hf of W hf of let's Z and
8 block 2 east plat Of Moscow 81 63,
Brookings ] NJ. hf ne or e hf NV
ar sec 25 (school tax dist 45) tp 38 r
2ws5 IS.
Badmgartner VIM, sec s tp 81 W
imp and p p poll tax 3 so.
Bartlett Joseph, tp "a W imp and
pp poll tax 3 SO.
Brigham + F, tp 3Sr 4 v imp aud
PIP poll tax 3 SO.
Chapman W w, lots Is and 16 block
Lieuallen's End addition to Moscow
0 25.
Cameron Duncan, Sc or NV or hf sw
or NV ar SO or sec 20 tp 4Or 5 W poll
tax 3 so.
Cumberland F, a tract Of land be-
ginning at point 52a feet south Of the
NV corner Of block of Kussels 2nd
addition to Moscow thence south 80 feet
thence east 1884 #, thence north 80 feet
thence west 1881 4 63.
Campbell Mrs s L, hf Of block 81
lots 6 8 8 10 aud IL block 30 Park ad
dition to Moscow lots 20 80 81 block
Lieuallens End addition to Moscow and
PIP 81 Al.
Craig Walter s, lot 3 and Russel's
addition to Moscow and p p poll tax 8 so
Campbell W o. he qr sec 10 " hi
NV qr nv ar sw ar sec II tp SO r 5 v
and p p 3S 40.
Campbell Clara L, PIP 8 OF.
Click Monroe, tp 44r1w imp rs
poll tax 3 so.
Click W H, p ATS v imp and p i
2 43.
Call G n, tp SO r 5 v imp rs pol
tax 8 DO.
Call H M,.Ppl % poll tax 3 so
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CLANCY j W, tip 80 rs W imp and
p p 4 II.
CLANCY Geo W, tp 50 r 8 W poll
tax 3 go
Carlton Lee R, tp 33 RS W, imp and
p p, poll tax 80
Carlson Chas a, tp 80 4 W imp aud
p p, poll tax 3 80.
Carlson Gustof, sw sec tp 80 r W
and p, 22 G3.
Chambers Robert, tp II 4 W imp,
l O5 poll tax , so.
Caldwell c W, hf SC Or sec 10 tp 43
and p p, poll tax 8 so.
Graf. NJ +, ht ne hf NV or sec "a
tp 43 6 W, 10 6S.
Cromwell G B, W hf Sc or hf sw or
sec ~ tp - W, 20 95 poll tax , 50.
Culp j II, tp At 5 W imp and p p,
1 80 poll tax 80:
Carter William, pp p,3 20 p 3 so.
Covell J $, lots = 3 4 c hf sw or
sec tp Al + 5 W, poll tax 3 80.
Crockcr l. l., imp and p p, p 3 80.
: Cramner A J, Sc or Sc or sec 81 ne or
ne or sec 25 tp 80 r 5 W lot 4 sec l9 lot
l sec 80 tp 80 4 W, poll tax 3 so
Clanin B +, imp and p p, 2 50 poll
tax 3 SO.
Creighton Robt, imp, l So PTS so.
Chambough Frank p p, l 60 poll
tax 50.
Culdice Jno W, tp 81 RI W imp,
l 20 poll tax So
Corbell + NJ, imp and p p, l IS poll
tax 3 so.
Chiffon J Il. lots and 7 block 2
town -Four Mile, l SO poll tax 5 80.
Coryell G NJ, PIP, l GU poll tax 3 So
Chism Il l., tp 40 20 wpp,4 0S.
CLANCY l. S, tp Al + 3 W imp and
p p, poll tax 80.
Craig A A, p p, poll tax 3 SO.
Craig L c, tp IL 4 imp and p P,
poll tax 3 80.
Clark Walter, p p, poll tax 3 so.
Carew james W, P p, 3 40 poll tax
3 50.
Colwell Geo and Mary, hf sw pr
sec 33 hi Sc ar sec 32 tp 81 RS W ia
tp So + 5 W A 81 poll tax 80.
Camp NJ J. NV qr sw or sec ii tp Al
r 5 imp and p p poll tax so.
Cox Reuben s. p p 3 II poll tax 3 so.
Cuddy Hiram p p poll tax 3 80.
Christensen Iver, lots and 3 Sc ar
ne or sec | tp 81 r 8 W poll tax 3 So
Christensen Carl j, lots l and 2 hf
NV or sec Is tp37 W and p "a 96.
Cox Leander, hf NV ar sec 8 8 ht
sw Or sec 4 tp 35 r W and p p Is 81
poll tax 3 80.
Cox W T, lot Sc or ne ar sec / tp
80 : 6 W and p P 10 67 poll tax 3 So
Coates II L, subsequent assessment
sw or sec 8 tp 40r5w 8 IS.
CLANCY Harmer tp 80 r3 W imp and
pp3 ~.
Clark Bruce. sw or s tp 3sr 2 "
13 20.
Clough + S, lots l and 2 hf ne qr
sec tp 80 r 5 W lets 5 and 6 block l
McGregor's addition TO Moscow 25 and
80 block 2 Russel's addition to Moscow
17Oxl47 in lots / and 2 block 8 cas-,
plat of Moscow 49x22 end lots and
block 8 east plat Moscow and p P, I
t, three dol fifty cents.
Corillo A, all block A Lieuallen's 2nG
addition to Moscow, 8 % p t three DO
fifty cents.
Craig james, tp 36r5 W imp, Gt
pt, three dol fifty cents.
Coates Thomas, p three dol Fifty cts
Davis s S, Moscow lot IA blk 5 Mrs
Lieuallen's addition to Moscow, 2 10
pt, three dol and fifty cents.
Delaney 5 C,pp,3 Al P t, three do
and fifty cents
Deal Mrs S j, lots 3 and 4 blk
Mrs Lieuallens addition to Moscow, 6 So
Dahl Edward, lot 3 blk 5 Metre
gors addition to Moscow, 5 81 p thre'
dol and fifty cents.
D.lson G II, p p, 8 rs p t, three do
, and Fifty cents.
Dodd c II c, Moscow, p p, so AZ
Dillman N L, " hf sw Or Sc sw q
sw Or sc ar s hf NV Or ne Or sw qr nv
qr - or sec II tp 80 5, ht NV qr '
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DELINQUENT, TAX LIST.

Notice is hereby given that unless the
taxes delinquent for the year 1887, to-
gether with the costs and percentage, are
sooner paid, the real property upon
which such taxes are lien, will be sold
at public auction, February ll,h, 1888.
Sale to take place in front of the Court
House in the city Of Lewiston |. r.
S. j. LANGDON,
Sheriff aud ex-oficlo tax collector.
Lewiston l. 7. Dec. 26 1887.
Atkins, Jacob, lots % 20 80 block l, =,
Mrs Lieualleu's 2ad addition to Moscow,
81 SO
Anderson, A. G., nj nel sec "a 8.
sell sec 13 tp 40 6 W, SO 30 Poll
tax S3 so.
Abern, Peter, WI nwi set mel and
nea nw4 sec II tp IS 4 W, $l4 25,
Alderman, E. W., sec 10 tp 80 4rw
Improvement and personal property. Poll
tax So 50.
Aldrich, Allen, ny sell es swl sec l8
tp 81 raw. SIS O8 Pill tax s3 so.
Allard, P. b., personal property s6 92
Poll tax So so.
Anderson, N. O., P. P. 81 Al.
Anderson, Frank, tp Al 3 i'm,
provement and personal property So OF
Poll tax SO SO.
Anderson A. A., c3 mel swi nwl sec
10 set sw} sec IL set swa 81 set mel
set sec 10 nei sec 15 tp Al lr 5 " and
P. 2. Poll tax $3 SO.
Adams, NJ. E., imp. gov land 81 Us
Poll tax SO so.
Arant. G. NJ, lot in Lewiston l60
acres land. 81 81.
Atkins, John, town lot 81 76.
Barkwill, o. P, 60x14O feet block 3
Frye's End addition to Moscow and p p
Poll tax So so.
Bratton, F, j., P. 2. 81 O5 Poll tax
SO so.
Bsrnes, T. NJ, lot 10 block Nc.
Gregors addition to Moscow and.P. p
50 81,
Buchanan, l. s. p. P. 81 so Poll taz
50 so.
Buchanan, A. NJ. Imp. gov land and
+. P. 81 63 Poll tax 50 so.
Buchanan, James NJ, n! mel ea nwl
SEQ 3Otp 80 rw4 and p. P. Poll taz
SO 30.
Buchanan, NJ. L., 81 sell sec 33 swl
swqr sec 81 tp 80 4 " lot sec 4 tp 81
4 snd P. p. Poll tax 50 so.
Beals, David, Imp. and p. P. 81 46
Beals, z. j., Imp. in tp 3S r 4 "
Poll tax. 50 SO.
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SIS 88 poll tax $3 SO.
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$3 so.
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p. p. &15 "a poll tax So so.
Burden, Thos., P. P. 81 33 poll ta,
SO so.
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;. tax s. so.
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poll tax % 50.