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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
A Generous Huahand.

While in this era OF enlightmont WI
seldom hear Of q man selling his wifi
yet 1t would seem from a recent Incl.
dent in this city, that there are hus.
bands of sufficient generosity. to give
away without remuneration their
wives. A few days since seycra, Of
our colorcd Inhabitants appeared At
The Circuit Clerks office, and one Of
them stepped forward and stated. That
he wanted TO git married." and ask
cd Tor a pair of licenscs.n Tho
wonld-bc bride was present. Then
out spoke smother gentleman and said
dat woman Is my wife, but | doan
want her and John kin have herr
But the "cruel" Officer would no,
help out his generosity, claiming that
he had no jurisdiction TO close such
transfers of properiy.--Na,chez Bau-
Der,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
An Unusual Occasion.

A"ior Leadcr-New Years da,
was the anniversary of the bIrfl. O,
Mrs A, NJ Barker, mother Of Mrs..
T. A. Critz, Of this city; and WA.
celebrated nj the charming home o,
Chancellor Cr,tz with au elegant and
elaborate dinner, prepared and served
oF ms excellent wife. Mrs. Barker Yas
born IN South Caro,ina, and +. seven.
'y-nYe years old, Those who have
seen This matriorch driving TO aid
from the 9cLool-room morning and
evening through heal and cold, We,
Inc dTy, carry ing her grand children
10 school, have looked with wonder
upon her activity and with adnira.
hon at the exhibition ofgcnnine rood.
ness Of heart, but rarely have beauty
ana loYcliness Of age been more appar.
eht IMAM on this occasion. In addition
TO 'Ao attractions already named
we mention the name Of five o,,or
gncSI2, viz: Mrs, S. II. Anderson
born in Georgia, age 20: Mrs, \
bradshaw, born in Georgia, . Is;
Sirs, NJ, N. McEachin, horn in North
,NfoIIha, ace n; Mrs. NJ, $. White.
'orn IN North CGrolinu, asc II.
Mrs T., c. King, born in North Caro-.
ira age 6o; Aggregate of ages of
he six, AIS years.
You, Mr.. Edi tor, can hardly imop.
he 'hc pleasure manifested BY these
Mothers in Israel in their free, easy
nd digniticd cOnYor sation As tbeyi'
''Eed Of the past and that cuioyed
y others of us who were younger
nd considered ourselves more "a
'ectatoFs than guests, az VIC listened. :
t the dinner table, as ono course :
Ter another was dispatched, the re-
ARK was made fa~cctiously. There 5
lite in the old ladies' yet" After I
Re full enjoyment of the sumptuous L
inner aud an hours pleasant copyer. 5
non, there were moist eyes IS the !,
psalm was read, and We all knceled -
prayer and Thanksgiving to the |,
2lver, of ever good and perfect gifl," n
II then parted for the day, PERHAPS =.
yer All to meet again in this life.- y
II, West Point Leader, c.
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County and its Condition

II is a matter of serious regret ths,
the present condition of aRnirs in
hempcr county appear to justify the
interference, or rather the aid Of Gov.
Lowry, III suppressing lawicssnes, and
violence in that county. Ii is couced-
ed by slI parties that there must have
arisen urgent necessity fer this SETON
OF the Governor, and that the order
given the sherilis of kempcr and Nox.
nbce counties, which appeared in the
newspapers of Yesterday. were promp.
ted by q thorough knowledge Of the
facts in the premises.
IN the unfortunate ~rcncoNtcr which
eliminated in an enouto Of serious
PROPORTIONS, ii has Away occurred to
the Accs that the difficulty could laye
been settled by the arrest Of The ojIe1.
dors and the matter liually udiulics.
TED by the courts without any blood.
'hed, But the parties directly inter
ested thought differently, aud the re-.
sort 10 a different method has resulted
Il the loss of several good Citizens.
" ith reference to that arbitramont the
News has nothing further to say.
baI with the present condition Of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

we are requested by The Sheriff and
'ax-coIlector TO remind the DELINQUENT
taxpayers that they viii save mncb
cost and annoyance by coming for.
ward and settling their taxes before
The LIST of March. II DELAYED until that
time every Delinquent viii most Ger.
'a'nly be reported to the Justice Of the
peace OF his, district as the law rc.
cures. We suggest TO the planter.
mat it would be q good iaca for them
TO interest Themselves in the matter
aaa see that all ;heir employees have
pald their poll tax, ani thus save
themselves much trouble about the
planting season by having their hands
arrested and sent to tho county iarm.
-Chiekasaw Messenger,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming SO well
known, and SO popular az 10 pccd no
mention. All who have used
Electric bitiers sing The same song OF
praise. A purer medicine does NOT en-
and II IS guaranteed 10 do all that
= claimed Electric Biiters will cure
sssses al the LIVER aud kidueys
II remove Puppies, Boiis, Salt
szaeum aud other affections caused by
impure biood.--Wi drive Malaria
2.o... ne sysiom and prevent a. wolf
! es.se al Malnriai fuvcrs For curo
sssrsdnchc, Constipation and Indi-
49, ~ Electric nlitcrs-- Entire
,ss.Ee'aea guaranteed. Or money 70
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
Personal

Afr. n. II. Frohlich.tein. OF Mobile
Ala, writes; | take great pleasure in
Recommending Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, having used
It for a severe attack Of Bronchitis and
Catsrrh. 1t gave ne instant relief and
entirely cured.mc and have not been
afflicted since. | also beg to state that
| had tried other remedies with no
result, Have also used Electric
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
both of which can recommend,
DR.. Kings Now Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold
Oh a positive guarantee. Trial bottle
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

Nowhere in Tie South is there or
has there been any such concerted
effort 10 drive The ncsocs. rs a rncc
from the community as exists TODAY
~ CIermont couAty, Ohio. in Fell.
city where 400 negro children have
Deeh driven from the public schools
by the whites, there is n genera, ron.
splracy 10 rid the place of its entire
coiortd population. The neprocs
nave been personally a~ssaulscd@by tte
nlobs of the whites, their houses hive
been stoned and their doors ana win.
dows have been broker il. Moro
'han this, the whites have DISCHARGED
'heir colored servants, are refusing To-
nave their washing done BIZ negro
women. All this is in The truly loya!
and Republican etalo of Ohio. iLo
iand Of John Sherman and Foraker
tho home OF Murat Iialstoad.--Ex.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
The Watermelon.

II not perfectly fresh when eaten.
fermentation takes place, which viii
Vi course affect the bowels often win
serious results, Take in time Dr.
% ihgi llaeklebcrry Cordial, the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
Bucklan's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
'uts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands. ChiIblains, Corns; and all Skin
and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required Il is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 70 cents per boXt
For Sale BY j. I. Jones
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
B.. B. B..

suffered untold misery for years from
innanm3tory rheumatism. and could
4 md NOTHING to cure or relieve wv
hnaiiy made up my mind to make
RHEUMATISM % ono m more effort
san.I, csrfiois Addiction, and it now
saos9s RE the greatest pleasure Of
~ ne = state to the oi;izsns OF Smith
county thss-i am entirely cured, with no
Tacs ct the disesse left, and all efferted
~ me magic healing properties of r. p
y, ,wthch | consider the graadest, nnreS;
and most powerful blood remedy tnoWn
20 mai. lhaye been subject toimlamma,
10Y attacks since ten years of age,
JOHN NJ. DAVIS, TYLER, Tsx,o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

Sfve of the big roads of this country,
"0"Nding the NJ & o., are rumorcd rs
l"ooable bidders at the cemins sale Of
'"e icNsourg Il Meridian road. This
foac' though small, is of great value
as a feeder, or accommodation line
Tor It's big brothcrs.-Messenger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

Tie Sewing Machine c~anyasser Is
numerous, frequent, ubiquitous, lie
8uyade> the ssnetjty ct your dwelling
+wjlh the freedom of M old friend, and
with the air of ode who has come to
STAY. Sometimes he pro9ls 4 bless
ius in disguise as ,hc sequel 70 my
story will show. Nv aunt has long
hal a strong aud out'pokeu aversion
SO these modest missionaries who re-
taliate by sending every new and YER
dgnt cRnvasSer TO her house. Last
week the familiar Sewing Machine
wagon halted At her door. not seeking
q customer however, for the gentle
haauly agcut only begged 10 leave his
machine until his broken wagon could
be repaired. Curiosity prompted her
10 examine the machine in his alb
seuce and the merits of the " New
High Arm Davis did the rest. She
pleased, and on'ths agents return
him 10 exhibit the machine,
w ouId he sell TT No, II was slre adv
'old and would have been delivered
lnt for the broken wagon q He could,
1oweYer, If she wished, bring her an
'ther inst like it," NO. indeed. She
mas have this Identical machine" and
. the fellow WAS obliged to leave the
machine and receive the money for it.
won his wager ofSl0, but my aunt
50 thoroughly pleased with her J
latchless "DarS UacAiRe".. and 40 I
in its possession that she freely {
the deception. q
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
B.. 5. B..

IOR twc,yc years suffered from
r. secondary and tertiary blood roieon
l Ny face and shoulders became a
~ mass Of corruption and the disease began
" eGt my sEuA bones. TWAS said | must
surely Gle, bat ! tried a bottle B. &, b.
WITH 6eneht, ard using eight or ten bottles
more | became sound and well, and have
Oeen SO for twelve months Hundreds
BLOOD POISON e. Se scars sears can an
me, ana | extend heartfelt thanks for So So
'a,uAol 4 remedy. ROBERT WABD
we know Robert Ward and that +.
mas been cured BY Botanic Blood Paln,
T. 1 Brightweh, W. c. Birchmore. & CO.
Campbell. ii"'t, W. u.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
B.. B. E..

'oR FIVE years | have been suff.r.
7 ING with i weak back from result nf
4 an injury received, attended by rbcr'
m..'sm. | had tosi7e up nj regular bust.
rs a1a take the position Of nisht.watcb.
nan, Ihave derived greatreI.et and hem BEN.
nj by using Bctanic Blood Balm. and nav
regalaed my strength sufficiently 10 ~.
sumo ny regular work. think Botanir
WEAK RACK Blood Balm has
D1SN given me perma.
hent rclief. J. am now able to Der
icrm work that | have not had stre1cib
70 to do for FIVE years, and chez
fully endorse B. B. B.. which has nrona.
10 pc the only medicine that will Five ma
'. $40, OLIVER SEcoR,
ia Strceper ST., Baltimore. Md.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

The world may be searched from
pole 10 pole sud no remedy found
equal te B. j.. B. Betaaic Rlood
BalnD tor The enre of blood BON
Ii il a remedy founded on. sciea,l
medical knowledge, and its reputsd
IS q enrstiye established by such t7ay'
and unsolicited testimony as are found
in our columns from time to time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
An Old Friend Dangerously I'll.

You oil know him lying there sut.
'iering SO with that fearful case of d,s.
cniary ola bloody type. WHY no,
sngsesi to him to Try DIR. Biggers,
IiifkieberFy Cordial, will relieve him
after q lev doses.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

The delegation OF Birmingham CAPT
9alists who call OF Harrison, recently,
'laiming TO represent the protection
lemcnt Of tho New Soutb, are found
be Republicans from WAY back.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
Of Yalus to Farmers

Is how Mr.. j. D. Garland. ofAuona,
Texas, expresses his communication of
fayio9's Cherokee Remedy of:Sweet
Gsm and Mullen for The cure of
coughs, colds, and consumption.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
B.. B. B,

WAYSEsBoNo, MISS, July IA, 1887.
4 Y sister was afflicted for a number
MI OF years with boils scattered about
wi all over her person. Tbev would
ESEc theif appearance every
sprias q las' through the summer and
l'te ID the tall. Her health was sadly i'm.
RON 9 l~s~aJosing flesh and strength
49, e.rty day; in fact, they were
D. p. D., n the effect waslike magic, produc.
ing 2 complee, cure and RESTORING her
hsalsh. Today she isperfcctIy sound and
Der health tally restored. Il is withont
9ouot the best ,ndamost valuable Hood
Purifier now IN the market.
D. M. McRAE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

statement we publish this morn.
,hs' ! n our Birmingham special. TO
The effect that The mnh that hanged
Meadows executed The wrong man
proves, If anything were needed TO
prove, the emorinity Of lynching as an
outrage upon law and order. 1t cam
not be justified, and in this case the
fact that the victim had outraged q ne
gro woman some time ago, will not
lessen the guilt Or responsibility of all
who participated il it.--Appcal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
B.. B.. B.

ALApAHA, Ga, June %, 1887.
had suffered from dyspepsia, for
over ffteea years, and during that
4 time tried every thing | could hear If
n spent G $500 in doctors billss
without receiving the slightest benefit
Indeed, continued to grow worse
Finally, after ! despaired Of obtaining 70.
lef, a friend recommended b. b. n.
.bosanie Blood Balnl, and I began using
y not, however, expecting to be benefited
After using a half bottle | was satisfied
DYSPEPSIA that Ssu.f,,. va. being
the sixth bottle was taken l fell like 4 new
man. would not take 1000 for the good
It has done me; in fact, the relief / deriv.
ca from il Is priceless. firmly believe
that ! would have died had ! not taken Il
80 THOMAS PAuLK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

6 4 Baker. salary Supt, Poor House 81 5
l. Ludi. coffin and hurving palmer s
7 4 FaCc, sHiaIy sUpt Ri. q 3
Officers of Election, Justice Of the
Peace an. Constable II
Robert G Patty services under acts Of
ISIS SN Ii
Sheriff. transportation afnris0ner Is 81
sheriff, lUHstie 10 Jackson "a b
GRAY Flora. itGttc d
Henry LS-ruua, timber =
" p CLARK. ns5ls Z .
j VI Edward. rsjls, 20
IT Aetlurs.. lumber N
= " Ha,fscre, lumber =
TREASURER'S REPORT.
@Ths following va1 considered, approved
and SLOWED
GENERAL co. FUND.
Pal On hand la.t report Isl 81
Reed from Willis Banks, IS "a
Reed from Nm Rogers, e20S Al -6SSl Is
CR,
BY GENT, Co Warrants SIS IS
i! Witness CsrtidcStes 3 So 9 IS
co.'s %
SCHOOL. FUND.
on hand last report 2a4-SI
Reed Of m Bosers, 2,Sil 90 s59G II
CR.
BY School Warrants 500 q
RAJ. on hand asnl Is
IN hand m sect 5 b S Fund $50 80
IN sect Of oYerbids A "A
a. c. FAINT.
Co, Treasurer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND

shrincr's Indian ycrmiiuge in their
practice as q superior article o des'
troyiny and cxpclling worms. Only
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

During 1857 there we're $3.50 miles
of railroad built IN ;hc United States.
The South secured over enc half Of the
number of miles, or 1851 miles.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19

eHE Gt&ATEST ENEMY TO chill.
drcn is worms, Shriner's Indian Ver-
mIiHge will save them from ruin.
Only 70 cents a bottle. Try it,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
Saturday. Jan. rs, 1885.

\ Nafoo county man has five bales
OF cotton OF the Sea Island variety, for
Which he has been offered 20 cents per
mound.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-01-19
Proceeding Beard Of Supervisors.


? N,rn
- ~
, .tee'iAB was heId pursn'
S"' 70 law all TIC members present,
also clerk and sheriff.
The petition OF David How'd ct st..
was granted. Ii prArs TOR The al.
pointment Of three persons 10 relocate
the Macon Il Brooklyn road commenc.
ing near y. ThorHeli's residence, snd
run said road in Il sOutherniy direc-
ton the nearest and most practicable
route, 10 iuicrsccl said road at Afs
Erhcridgc's plantation.
The pp.jtinp ~ W u Smith =, ai
jor hrI,lsc ,oro.s Owl CrpcL yrss gr,n
| ted AID scaled p-rorosals invfteJ
Tho Gsioving nrijtinn. vars ro,,;,-
ued uutjl nryt meeting.
n. c. iiucksby ct al TO discontinue
link Of BrsmI,,;c road md m cs,abl
/ fish new road.
j. A. Byrd ct Al. for bridye scross
Slongh on CHESS mill and Wahalsk
road.
Report of A. c. FAINT. Treas'r. fled
Dee. :, 1888 was approved and allowed
A contract tor CUSTODY and services
of prisoners was awarded TO ". F
Buchanan for four years, 1t recites
thst whereas no party in Noxuhee Go.
from said rontra,. s.fd Rncba,onxha1
haya Ibn cn.1nJy cnn,,aI 80 $500"
If n~risn,sr co,am f,,.a az. ~ S<',ve
bee county iail mon GIVING hon1 "a
serurlty bnrh9nsn 70 Sos, mi,h 49, {
provisions of The coao =! issN LII !
regard n tho ,rss,me,, ana .s-a ~ |
sad nr;snusrs, e-rseiatlr ~ nror;ss !, !
suitable for their safa [asnivg :
10 treai them hunaneiy snl urhyiIe q
hem with wholesome and s6AI,irnt l
food and necessary clothing. and with
ueiics. attention and medicine vben
needed, and with bedding and fu,I AMI
rhslcyer is necessary tn nrnservs nfa I
md hea3th. and sh,ll nay the cy,,ensas I
II recaptnre sud return Of sncT nriSo. G
lrrs q, NAV escape. II. i. 10 NV 81 et
YER m0Ulh for men. So for women and
100 Tor boys under II wears If age
{ i expressly stipulated that ei,Ier
NAV terminate this rontrsct nv
',.1+ % Gays hollce, Uut no years
oalEA.t can De terminated after once =
Go n $500
pko' NJ GILMORE.
~, -
me 20. treasurer Was authorized ;,
lj directed 10 transfer fine sCtu rf ~
Ivy 20! 'Ne TenI Co. iunu to the c,
gh0oI fund. the rurpose and atrac. nj -
"a. orG.- k -
~ oFdeF ce!ng TO reimburse said a
.Aooi iuhd IN tuil for all Sums hereto. Il
re transferred to the Gen, Co. fund sl
Irsuani 10 act of the Tanisl.4nra an II
'nNCt March 9, lSS8. Al
Publication was nr9n-c3 20 10 r.a =
yi.ipy scala1 n-,,roeaIs I- Ii','V Il
For nphl3s,i,t,, r.
,es tor present vear. to.
For pby.iciar n isfia,i ,oorl n:
= or 9tp Of Poor He7sa, A.
Of G. NJ. poss et Al. for 9 -
across B0gue Chitte on f,raen -
II Academy road wss y-sn.aa ~.
The SAINT 81 P1uoaEon hel
w ''"'"'ioh was oruefed a.!
a -, 10 ht@t meeting ms receipts d.;
disbursements on ArCouni Of traal. ~
''''''' 'i'''''' a.:
W., e,f, ,- Tuesday. Jan'yS. l,.s. |
Ip' lsa9; TT
-a.l5in5f' Oh 'issn fChl, 1St FPS Ton
e'7on' 4th + + scott. a.
w tiu NaokFYl!e, lsl $ e Murray, "a w
] -asalc. "a Isaac Daniel.
.H1lias ana Fairfield, " J. Flouming. S25
,5eT G'3hf.iae' > NJ I'm
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3. E. 3.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July ?, 1857.
have had catarrh Of the head for SIX
years. l went to a noted doctor and
4 he treated NE for it, but could not cnre
me, he said. ! was over fifty years old
AID gave up 70 die. | had distressing
CATARRH s s%als5, any .ayys eYs e ysTs
ht'l could not have lived without
CHI ". | sent and got one bottle Of yorr
nedleiae, used il, and felt bet.er. Then
! so' !?lF more, and, thank God. it cured
ne Use this any way you may wish for
MRS, MATILDA NICHOLS,
% Elor;i, Ctrsat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04


To the Edit0r--I have heard that Mr..
Peter schumacher has done considerable
talking during my absence from your city
in regard TO wrestifng me. During my last
visit here / made several propositions %
Mr.. Schumacher, none Of which he would
accept.
do now hereby challenge him 70 wres.
tie me Gr9co- Roman or cateh-as-catch-can
style for $500 q side, each man 10 scale l52
pounds, or will wrestle him five-styis
match AZ catch weights. each man To
choose two styles and the man winning
the two falls in the shortest time is to have
the choice of the deciding fall.
Or Mr.. Faulkner and myself offer him
the following proposition. viz; That dur
ing our week s engagement ut the Sisadar I
fheater, we will efye Mr.. Schumacher E.
per minute after the first FIVE minutes for
each minute that he will stand before
either CT us without his being thrown. OF
Mr.. Faulkner or myself will give him $50 il
we fail 10 throw him inside Of twenty five
minutes. ch-as-catch-can style TO pre-
Schumacher 10 give us twenty-four hours
notice IL he accepts either OF the last two
propositions. Here Is grand chance for
Mr. schumacher 70 make money.
Let him not find any leop-holes to crawl
through ~ he has tried To do In the past;
let him come forward IL he means business
and show the people, IL he can, that he is
the great and grand wrestler that he would
have people believe he is. and TO show that
] mean business do hereby deposit with
this challenge the sum OF one hundred
dollars
Iremain, yours respectfully,
MATSADA S0RAKICHI,
Police Gazette Champion Wrestler OF the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

The prompt punishment of the
nhouls who robbed and nasilAtesl the
dead alter the disaster at Johnssawa
nzIursIs m Instance in which iymessing
rs jnstifiable. roth morally and from
~ standpoint 81 good citizens hip.
This WAS case in which the acton al
~ people must nos he regarded a. y
teaanee OF tho law. Indeed. II Is
questionable whether IL may correctly
~ termed violation Of the Law.
The disaster al Johnssexn ans.. In
~ vicinity Of that place was terrible
nnd eom plese one. II came suddenly
md without warning. completely un-
htneing society and leaviax chaos In
p1nce - social order. Nas only were
~ civil authorities appalled, Al the ex-
tint of The calamity, but for . tiaae
lkesr poser VAS taken from, them. A
1ovefnmcat organized 10 deal with
pocisay In it, ncfmai stair Was totally
inadeQaate 10 deal with community
III which destruction. despair and
deafh had made an end VI order.
A. Il usual after such occurrences.
criminals and p'nniesrs 81 The worst
Glass Stocked 10 the scene OF tie eis&s-
tpr. Their xcse living and dead 10 be
rpbh<d. and there were opportunities
Tor sacressfui ersne such ~ are nrser
~ b found under ordinary sireans-
stances Criminals slxxys sess she
nea<z whore crime 4 easiest "A eomasis.
skon and least certain Of a. lection,
ouch I neld wss thai Of Jamestown.
|ond human vuitafsx wsrv tAufx snse
Ming the dead almoes ks'osv she dssas-
~ could ke regarded - 81 exent 81
- pest
Uns1es such circumstances TIRE sur
Qprs 4 The disaster wsss perfectly
I'D il ask1ne sseh naeasases -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

Island IIansDu
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The steamer i. B. Il1r
Bercher, master. ieAvea SnS1
day afternoon e IN -
and the San 3lkn islnnd3
wharf. Leaves rssFs TuWsSSS
every Monday, Wefnepl5o9
Whatcom. calling af smlo<
Riehax<l&ous tweafhef -
Lope1, Friday Harhor, ManlS
eufn4 north and ThuYy1sv
konche Harb0T. Orena, -
Returning. le&vex y AeJu,S
Tuesdays. Thursdays anS S14:5'
the Saturday trip the t.khr
20 SEATTLE Fare frpra ~
seattle. 81. Until fuFsh<f -
gers or freight frum Sraffie ~
BY the Libhy's wednexlsv -
win he GO ried ca the Wexk7ss'
boat 4 Trans pcrtatiou Coz 11~5
70 Port Townsend On Tuesl1n1 r.
1ay nights and srxnsfxFro6
Libby. On these stays the II 67
viii issue tickets sna bin fra|i -
60 distinction. -
HER sERT +. EEECHrr y
J. A. HATFIELD. Aren't, S12
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

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- - ~ ~ e1teblIehment 81 :
- q tnspectjon u The storage
eexeltp Which are - comipen IN
y el1ok etn1oe u tke Union. Most
- ~ erftncisI. - usual method
49, them beinx ~ ne constsuc-
- q toosy dan 81 earthNofk or
lTy epress : nassow valley. The
~ 10 stroem Through : valley
- ~ t1i& manner II checked.
II ~ uater1 epsead OVER many ACRES
1T taueualsy oyef msny miles.
= 1Dsyuits vers h many cases
- y looders FOR canals which have
elnco boen etandoned. Thar
- = q I'D q ccmussce has de-
e( end tney ~ rsfmitted 70 BE