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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-13


n.rrisen Rssts he Dsnserssse
Hosss ~ DR.. Darr1n Dess Disease.
SIZE voELp sov rxxE 5000.
70 the Pablic. Six months ago /
published card giving in detail the
marvellous cure DR.. Dzrrin performed
on me by his new electrical Treatment.
my troubles being complication II
ailments. such IS nervous and general
debility, heart disease, dy<pepsia. liver
complaint. and last but not least. rari-
oHs female troubles in all their compli-
cations. which | will gladly describe
to anv one calling on me or by letter
At 3Sf Eighteenth street. Portland.
Al the above Affections are perfectly
and permanently cured I never felt
80 web in my life. | cannot say too
much in praise Of DR.. Darrin-
would not take 5000 and be placed
back where l was before treatment.
Ms. r. z. pEwEY.
AsoTHER sarL MADE HsPry-
Editer 01xyoaiaa- Seeing so
many statements in your paper OF cure
by Dr. Darrin deem II right to say
what he has done for me Six months
ago ! was takea with a soreness
through my kidneys. liver and stoui-
ach. and general weakness of the
whole system Nv kidney trouble ter
minated IN an Inflammation of the
PROSTATE gland and urethra and ca
tarrh Of the bladder All remedies
seemed TO fail until was treated and
cured by DIR. narrin. Publish this
that Others may know where TO be
cured. Ny address is 30 Columbia
street, Portland 7. L. Minis.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.
Editor Osegoaian. / wish to express
my sentiments regarding DIR. Darrin.
| have been afflicted with liver COM
plant, dyspepsia and malaria. Through
their electric and medical treatment
am cured Reside at Metropolis hotel.
First street, Portland.
f. McMrIL.x.
OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS
Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at
235 Fifth street, corner Main. Port
land. 10 TO 4 daily; evenings, to s.,
Sundays, 10 to12. All durable chronic
diseases, loss OF manhood, blood taints,
syphilis. gleet, goncrrh@a. structure,
spermatorrhGa. seminal Weakness or
loss of desire of sexual power in man
or woman, catarrh and deafness are
confidentially and successfully treated.
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
and never Published in the papers.
Circulars sent free Most cases can
receive home treatment after visit to
the doctors Office.
DOCTORS TERMS OF TREATMENT.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at
the International hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle, w. T., and will under no cir
cumstances take case that they can
not cure or benefit Charges are rea-
sonahle and the poor treated free from
3 to 10 a. m. Tuesdays and Saturdays
Office hours from 10 to 4 daily; eve
nings, to 8; Sundays, 10 to IL. All
durable chronic diseases-lost man.
hood, blood taints, syphilis, gleet,
gonorrhea, structure, spermaforrhea,
seminal weakness or loss of desire of
sexual power in man or woman, ca
tarrh or deafness are confidentially
and successfully treated. Most cases
can receive home treatment after q
visit to the doctors office. Inquiries
answered and circulars sent free.
The Drs. Darrin also have branch
Office at 235 Fifth street, Portland. Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them
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Great Sale
BLANKETS And PILLOWS.
Fourth Floor and Basement.

We have made some ex-
traordinary purchases in
Blankets, and can offer the
same for less than any mer-
chant can buy them. AS
they cannot last long at the
very low prices placed upon
them, an early examination
is advised.
Lot I---285 pairs..of Blank
cts. Lot z---325 pairs Wool
Blankets, large size, at 81
per pair. Lot 3---26o pairs
Wool Blankets, large size,
at $3.50.
Comfortables and Quilts
---os dog. full sized comfort
abIes, with good filing at
75c. each.
A handsome line OF foreign
and domestic Elder Down
Comfortables with Sateene
and Chintz coverings.
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CoCHKANE's BILL CUT DOWN.
The Commissioners Reduce His
Claim About $1,000.

The county commissioners held their
regular meeting Of the auditors Office yes
terday, when the time was devoted cx-
elssively to looking into and passing on
miscellaneous claims.
The bill OF Sheriff Cochrane for board OF
prisoners dsring tho quarter ending oc-
tobeF 81, was cut from t4s2s 10 si4si 20, and
sleo 20 20 $50 %
The claim of J. NJ. Quiiter for $50 for
services a. night Waterman NJ the jail,
Was rejected altogether, on the ground
that this expenditure was unauthorized.
The total OF the claims allowed at yes,
terday's meeting Is saiss o., In items 40 fol,
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Gle Yaras - rnso0a-
1hs s-B psss<.gsr train On shs Puxxs
Scund Shore railway arrived yesserdsy
morning rninus the regular Pullman and
baggage cars The csmns Of the aheenee
Of the cars. - teIexraphed to The railroad
once here, vas an accident in the Moth
sru Pacific yards q Tacoma. in which !
switch engine ran int the Portland train
and saa.hed up the baGKaee car ard Pull
man badly TIE former, however. was not
the car running TO seattle. hat Il wnz
TAKEN from the Puget sound train 10 s1sr-
ply the place Of the damaged car. The
Pullman belonged TO this line The
Sorfbera Paefde promised 70 forward
Pullman and bsxEage car on this morn
ing's train to seattle.
Yesterday mornings haxxaxe vss sled
into the NAL car The outgoing trnIs ;axt
night was, OF courSe, wisiaout Z baxrsrr
car, and way car had 70 Be added q rs :
trasa 70 supply fts place
The extent Of the accident could NOT be
learned here. bat IL Is supposed that the
two czss we're bat little more than Disabled
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ladies' Lender Made Walking
JACKETS

The assortment of high
class London Made Walk
ing Jackets which we shall
offer this week is beyond all
comparison the greatest in
variety ever seen in Seattle,
and the styles are exclusive
with US. They are marked
greatly under value. Adher-
ing to our strict rule, We
make no charges for altera-
tons.
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NKx Mil Fos EpsUSpS-fhs machin.
cry for new ssvmtIl At Edmunes, on the
Snohomish route, arrived yesterday from
the East. and was transferred from q fat
car OF the Puget Soand shore railway 70 q
SOW and t0wed hy the Bee 10 It's desuna
tion. The new mill will have CAPACITY
Of S0,0ee feet Of lumber per dsy. u Is al
ready fa- the reception OF the machinery,
aud will he ready to start up in about 10
DAYS. The owner is George Bracket
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Total works --.. 81 .oo0. 90
The following places are designsted by
the common council of said city ~ the
places Of voting in each ward. namely
In the First ward at Engiae HOUSE No ?. Gu
the east side OF South Third street. be-
tween MIL street and Washington street:
in the second ward AZ Engine House No. !,
tween First street aud Secoad street; In the
Third ward, .; Browns pavilion. on the
west side Of second street. oetss- q spring
street aad seneca street, Ia the f0ufth
ward. a. RHgine HSase No. 4. on the south
Size % Battery street. between Front street
and sec03d street
The s.id eomzsoa council has appointed
J. C. Kelen, q. ". Yoan< aud Brzncer
Miller tsdges and D. Mckinley aud W. T.
Drer5ors eierxs - con isrs s4id elee-
ton In ths Fir-s ward. Chs-ie. Mcdonald,
C ~ Lauton ard n J. Carkerk judge and
Josiah Collins. Jr., and A. X. Kennedy
CLERKS 70 cosdses ssid eiertioH tn the sec.
ward. A r. Cameron. David KELLOGG aad
wm Csapsen judge and J T. Ripley. Mat
fs{,rTaley CLERKS 10 conduct said eieciian
in 1S< Third Nsr1. and A l. Palmer. v.
- ay aaE J. l. Manning judges sad
john q Iseany aGd B. Harssseu clerks 70
eoEss oct ssid election in ths foa-sh sATd,
81 sid rifs
afsaiss election. She pails win be opeDeI
a. ainr o'esoek a. IA ard eiesse a seven
O'Clock ,. NJ.
the ss-sse eeseF BID water wefks. VII vote
a hsiios es,ssisi5iE< the sorssi Neier
,ss.rks 4s- sF-rg yatsF NE5S - al ' -
a atflsf said waser wurks StaS Y4te "a ilsss
r.susxsNz fs4e Nexds- Wafer s1Ek-. ~
usf@E &sfFnHaArr :. lbS1
IL ar3ef Of fzse Eesz3Eaen C98He4t ~ TIE
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THE wILNlSaroN sAyk.-A teleEran

TIE WILMINGTON sAsK--A telegram vas
received by the Posr-IsrKLLISEScxR last
nighi, from Port Townsend. noting the BE-
lief smens men OF the ses thar the wTccS-
are reported In Tuesdays paper as having
been seen of the Celumhis river bar, was
prohsbis the steamer Wilmington, The
Belief is erroneous. a. the WilIalngton ar
rived in San Eraacisco last SATURDAY.
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~~kAIsE THE NELLIE.
The Steamer Munroe starts to Her
Rescue.

Captain Brownfcid, one OF the owners oil
the steamer Nellie, left yesterday mornins
on the Mnnroc for the mouth OF the Sue
homish river. in which the Nellie is lying
Ia water up TO her hurricane deck. The
Nellie, as was stated in last saturday 8
telegraph colamns of this paper. was en-
route for SEATTLE ana when ahoat two
miles above Marysville ran into the bank
IN fog and grounded. Her stern sank
down and filed, and the vessel lay IN
very prccarious position. The Msuroe
came along shortly after, aud pslisd her
unfortunate sister OF into deep water.
where she has lain easily since.
Tue MunrOc took with her YESTERDAY all
Necessary appliances for raising and rsmr-
ing cut the Nellie, and IL is expected that
10 short time she will b. again Heating
oal little the worse FOR her mishap.
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vAGRASr CosvIcrEp. Mack. who
was arrested sunday night on charge OF
vagrsncy, appeared before Justice solder
berg yesterday for trial He was placed
nader $50 bonds as q voucher for his good
behavior for 20 cays. In default OF
which he win be confined for 90 days lie
was also charged with the costs in tke case.
yI5, which. II not paid, would necesstssfe
seven mere DAYS In Jail At last accoants
Mack was looking for boudsnau.
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IARS uPoS TaE ARNoRS.--A mecharie's
iiea upon the First Regimeaial Arnefy
building on Union street. was Sled with
she Guii;or YESTERDAY by Roberts bros
They claim sill % yet due taem fer car
pentrF work, having beea paid bat tts3 Ga
AecoaNt ef their MI far 80 90
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sKsr TO TIRE LssisLATvRg.-Ths many
friends Of Mr.. George n. o'Brien, who fer
merly was chief operator la the Western
uaioa Office here, win be pleased to learn
legislature OF Nebraska from the city OF
Omaha Mr.. o'Brien while here in
addition 10 attending his duties ss
an operator took up the stzdy of law.
and shorty before his departure from the
city passed his examination aad was ad'
mitted TO practice.
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BOARD or TRADE.--A regular meeting Of
the Board OF Trade was held at their cham
bers last evening. BY unanimous consent
a committee was appointed TO wait upon
the express company and petition them for
. reduced rate OF transportation on goods
shipped during the holidays. The follow
ing frrns were admitted 10 membership:
J. A. Baillargeon 4 Co, Rice a Gardner.
4. Abcrnethy, Northwest Fruit Co. 7. E
Sauder, III. Jones & Son, Rowe, Stone 4
Carr, and staver & walker. The meeting
adjourned TO Thursday, November -.
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srR. MooDY's MEETINGS.

In view Of the general interest felt
bv all classes Ia hear this worid-iamuus
evangelist. il would he a good thing
for the clerks, saie> men, i2horers and
other employee ia the city, II the mer-
chants and Others employing them
could arrange hcSlness so H. 10 sii0S
them "a attend the evening services 81
) o'clock. ANY emHarra sment or Pr
cuniarg disadvantage Attending such
an arrangements woa.i be fsf more
than COMPENSATED for hy increased e.
Icicncy OF the force Of employees, fer
Mr. MoosiTis words aEsd influence are
all aa she eide Of r,ssss morals. tsiil-
....-.... u. l...-s--.-. - = .--...-L h.
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noETUAKY REPORT.

The following Is list Of the deaths, with
causes, occurring in the city Of Seattle dur.
ing the month Of October. as reported to
Dr.. r. u. Eames, health officer.
Heart disease 1.
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Cloaks and WraDs
THIRD FLOOR

ever offered in a Nc
market will be shown this
week. All sizes, from "a to
"A, Black or Brown Berlin
Twill for $500; this gar
ment is equal to any $I4oo
Cloak in this or amy other
city. We have the largest
variety west of Chicago, OF
Plush Wraps and Ladies
Paris Wraps.
Additional novelties have
been received during the
past week in very rich, long
and short garments, to
which we respectfully invite
the attention of all seeking
for choice goods, of which
duplicates cannot be pro
cured in the city. As usual,
our prices are much under
those prevailing for high
class Paris Wraps.
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FoE THE cHILDRKs's HoxE The annual
ball Of the Ladies' Relief Society, for the
benefit Of the Chiidren's Home, win take
place Thursday night OF this week, at the
Kegimeufsi Armory on Union street. That
II viii be = success, socially. goes without
saying. and every one should make II bis
business to see that Il IL a financial sue
cess The money VIII be well bestowed.
because the Home appeals not only direct
to the sympathy Of all, but TO those who
recognize the permanent good this iustffu-
ton Is doing for Washington by taking
homeless children, feeding, clothing and
educating them. and teaching them to be-
come industrious. seif-respecting men and
women Apart from the charitable feature
OF the work the Home merits encourage
ment always as q great agency for good
Funds are urgently needed for the winter.
hence the present appeal. Tickets are
only 81, and supper win be served in the
Arnory for 50 cents Fortunately there
are few In Seattle who cannot afford TO bay
q ticket
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to their last resting place.

COULTER HELD TO AssvEE.-The ex-
animation Of Reed, Murphy. Harris aud
Coulter. who were charged with the burg
larry In Bodies tailor shop, was continued
aud finished before Justice Jones yester-
day The mysterious disappearance of
prosecuting witness Pellet, who was re-
leased At the order OF Prosecuting Attorney
Ronald, made II out of the question to pro-
Harris or Murphy, who were accordingly
DISCHARGED. Coulter Is held on his own
evidence. having acknowledged that he
stole the clothes. He was put under 5000
bonds to await the action OF the grand
jury. Bode states that with what he re.
covered OF his stolen property. be Is still
about seo0 loser.
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PARTNER ViNTED.

a live business nam with 5000 10 sie,oa
70 join partnership or to bay out q 6na
general mercantile business store: SiS.ooe
to 5000 year store situated in one OF the
finest agricultural districts and best trad
ing points down the sound For further
Information apply TO AMOS BOWMAN, An
arortck
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Towels. Chester Cieary.
&c rubber combs. cleary.
See to-6ay's want eoluun.

Towels Chester Cieary.
&c rubber COMBS cleary.
See to-csy's wsnt coluun.
Flash sale. Chester Cleary.
CamioT,srr. Chester Cleary
New cloaks. Chester Clesry.
sse silk plush. Chester Cleary.
Far trimming Chester Clesry.
Price our new plashes. Clsary.
Gres; sale; table linens. Cleary.
Sale Of hes.ey. Chester Cleary.
soc sPleas}t uaseEwsre Cleary.
&C silk p3N6&>& Chester Cleary.
CSC 80 plxeaea thss;er Cicssy.
Nes ,TrnGnsN0A Casa Cleary.
Ne Sf<1s eo11s cb<sser Clesry.
saf oann>za fhesser Clesry.
IA stain net1, Big sale. Clssry.
nss ts1f1 Vic spread cleary.
AZ eanh prices, ciesks Clesry.
IA nxSh prices. spreads cleary.
skfsS jaekets. Chester Cleary,
ne iallweol hose. Chester Ciekry
- stitched handkerchief. Cleasy
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office Of Special City Election.

WHEREAS, BY SECTION Il OF THE CHAR
IN ter OF the city of Seattle. IL is pro-
,-tAat: 1.-The city of seattle has
- ntApd maintain water works,
- Graetion of the same for
day of November. 1.D.z III
Seattle, in King county, WnsA1l a. 3
tory, pursuant TO the proyisions g
section, there Will be held q special city
election, in order that the voters of said
city may, al said election. vote for or
against the erection OF such water works
as are in said section intended and are
described as follows;
A system of water works, for the purpose
of furnishing said city with a sufficient
supply of water; said system TO consist of
suitable principal conduit pipe, AMI OF
suitable distributing reservoir or reservoirs
and hesd-works and distributing mains.
branches and bydranis. all we'll laid, con-
structed, protected and secured, and all
necessary and proper apprrtenanees, and
all interests In land necessary or proper
for the erection or enjoyment OF said
works. said water to be supplied by Rock
creek. a tributary of Cedar river. In said
county, from a point in said creek about
TWENTY-FIVE miles distant from said city,
and TO be conveyed by gravity through
said principal conduit pipe, from said
point TO said reservoir or reservoirs in or
near said city, and thence distributed
through said distributing mains, branches
and hydrants for use in said city: said
principal conduit pipe TO be about twenty
two miles long; the general line OF said
principal conduit pipe, FROM the point
where IL win leave Rock creek 10 said city.
, will be to follow the ridge along the south
\ side OF Cedar river and parallel with that
1 stream, descending by q nearly uniform
| grade for distance OF about ten miles to q
| point near the village OF Rentou, thence
descending into the valley formed by the
| junction 81 Cedar and Black rivers. and
running westerly across said Black river.
thence descending the ridge on the east OF
| the last named river and following said
ridge to n reservoir TO be erected on high
ground in or near said city. which work
| according TO engineers preliminary esfl-
mates laid before and adopted by the
| common council Of said city, win give q
l total fall from the head-worke on Rock
creek to the distributing reservoir at Seat
| tie OF approximately two hundred feet. and
will deliver daily about ten million gal
! lions, or one hundred gallons per head for
| A POPULATION Of one hundred thousand in
/ hsbitants, the estimated hourly flow Of
| Rock creek, al the point proposed for the
| headworks, being from Eve hundred and
/ Fifty to six hundred and fifty thousand
/ gallons or more.
The estimated cost of said water works Is
Que million dollars, divided rs follows:
/ Openinc and repairing roads for
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DISAGREEMENT ABour AN AGREsNESr.--
The ease of 5. II. Giddings against W. X.
aud d. c. Brswley, regarding an agreement
made in isss. came up before I. J. Hsnes
as referee yesterday. The disagreement
lies in the purchase of tract OF land
known as HATS slough. by Messrs Draw
ley, with which they promised that when
both parties should mutually agree the
sfruc,ion OF gates for log booms Mr..
Glddings claims that 1t was understood
this improvement would be made when
the lumber interests should warrant It.
Hence the trouble.
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IsTELLiGKscEE, "and when get through
| viii go to work on Washington and treat
that thoroushfare 10 q dose OF plank from
Commercial TO Fourth. Then Soath Sec
ond from MIL to Main will have its turn,
and Main from South Second 10 CONNER
cial will follow. Eighth street from Pike
to Main and Commercial from Jackson to
Main will then be reached, aud | hope
that in course of time | will be able to stop
you fellows from taking about swimming
the streets through the mud, getting lost
In wadiDg from one crosswalk TO smother,
etc, etc, I'D nauseam, seattie's present
planked streets are new and sound, and
Comparatively free from mud. and when
the Improvements now projected are en-
ished the business portion OF town viii b.
pretty well covered.
II am also engaged in cleaning out the
water courses throughout the Sasy, con-
unued the commissioner las | want TO
give tue eltyfs sewerage system all the
esaDce possible. Some Of these times, IL
VIC keep on In this line. we win have as
sound streets and as good a system OF
sewerage as any city in the country, and
then nobody will have q kick coming"
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All Chronic, Nervous and Special
Diseases SkillfuIly Treated.

.. Johnson, who recently spent
aths in the principal hospitals
|ng medical institutions of New
having resumed practice in Sc
nnared to treat all Genito Uri-
aR. Skin and Blood Dis
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TeAcHERs, EXAMINATION.

THR QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF
l. teachers fer King county viii be held
in the ceurs house, Seattle, W.. T., on
Wednesday and Thursday, November IL
and Is, 1858, commencing ct O'Clock q IN.
ISAAC p. RICH. Co. school supt
H r. JsxKs. ! Examining
CArHEsfxKF CHKAsrY,s Board.
Seattle, w. T., Nov. 5, 1855. d&w
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ANOTHER SLiDE.--A landslide between
Newcastle and Coal creek yesterday de-
tanned for four hours the train on the
Columbia 4 Puget Sound railway, which
should have arrived here at los D. m.
The Franklin train did not leave Seattle
until S p. m. two hours late. for the same
reason. The slides on the narrow gauge
occur almost always between Newcastle
and Csai creek Their cause Is largely due
to the copious rains and the jarring Of the
heavy engines over the newly constructed
portions OF the route. To-day a lighter
engine will be sent up to Newcastle 10 pull
the trains hereafter between that point
and the terminus, and the danger of slides
viii be in large degree obviated by this
meane
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N.w SANITARY OFFICER Upon the au-
thorify OF the council committee on health
and police, Chief Mitchell yesterday des-
ignased II. A. Bigelow to act as sanitary
officer for the city of Seattle. aud he viii
enter upon the discharge OF his duties this
morning. The most onerous of Chief
Mitchelfs duties has been that Of looking
after the sanitary condition Of the city,
and he has been compelled 10 neglect his
police business 70 attend 10 IL. He finally
felt constrained 20 ask the cuuncil com
mitfee TO relieve him. All complaints re-
garding sanitary irregularities should be
presented to him as heretofore, and officer
Bigeiow win inquire into them.
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E. Lobe & Co. OF the Golden Rule Ba-
zaar. Front street, are not connected with
any other person or business house in the
city, nor have any branch store.
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LAID TO REsr.-The funeral services of
the late Robert Russell were held at the
church OF Our Lady OF Good Hope, Sunday
afternoon, Father Demenie officiating. He
took for text "The mercy OF God" and
In short address, full of feeling aud
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The county poll tar OF Y. G. fortway,
amounting to 81. which was proven TO
have been paid twice, was orderes rs-