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Receivers Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF an order issued out of the ID strict
Court for Chehalis county, w. T., on the 4.h
day OF June, A. d. lss9, in ehamb rs At
Olympia, Frank Allyn, judge. % me direct
ed as receiver, will offer Tor sale AT nuhiic
auction on the 10th day OF September. A
d, 1889, all OF the Emery. Mack d Wood
emery dcceasedl mill and machinery am
pertaining thereto and mIilsite, more par.
ticularly known and describ Il A foIiows.
commencing $50 feet from the Wishksh
river ON the continuation of the east live
of A street in the town of Aberdeen Che
mans county. W T., running thence north
easteriy 2l3 ieet, PARALLEL with said river
thence In southe as'erly direction parailei
Win 4 street uatil within lU0 fee. of the said
WIshkAn fiVer, thence in q northeastern
direction parallel with said river. CAT feel
thence southeasieriy loo feet to the saio
wsnkah river, thence down said river
along the meandered line 10 the line no
tween lots four ~ and tive Isl iu block No
% I'D SAID town OF Aberdeen, thence north
NeseIiS along the iiDe between said lots
Ionr ~ and 1He s5l To the Borthe ~ line ~
said block No. thirty two t32} and thirtv
one tsl) 10 tue east line OF said A stree,
thence along the continuation OF A str;
TO the place of beginning. containing i've
~ acres more or less. Also the twostory
,'.,n "a" MN. Maln building 200x40 feet:
ooiief room 2sx4o feet lath rooms of,xsn
Ieet; planer shed 30xl2a, filing ruom IsS IN
Feet blacksmith shop and tooi-houxe al :
Que uoable 90 inch circular rie. y
Ais head blocks, "a inches; gag edo,
SAWS; cut offs rolls complete / ex,,.
neaNs log hauier and endless chain. an
ifiction eanting gea,; = 6o-ineh she'll ie
ieel long Tue boilers: ~ finch anes a.
each, steam aud water connections Ina A.,
class shape and repair. 2 water in;ec,..,s
one iixis BAY state engine with eonuac
uons; one lsx2s Atlas engine with cor
nections: one IL ineh Triumph plsner ana
thatcher; betting aud shaftinz com nie,a.
uioaeru bling outfit. Safe boom i'm Tan
aeetlon with the mill. shipping what
80 feel 'front.' by 100 feet deep. with am.Ja
aepth Of water ut The wharf Tor any yessai
entering trays harbor The mill bss
sapaeiiy Of 600 feet per das Of 10 hcprs
centrally located IN the finest body az q,
ana spruce timber in Washington Tsrrs
tory. Three hundred aud sixty 49,
mills. 'he SOUND
The sale will take lace at the above a,s.
srloe J ihili lite on the 18th day of sep,em.
Der, A u. is',s, al : o'clock D. m. Te ms ~
safe; One half cash. balance on or h..so.a
W. I've months from the date of SAB. w9,s
Ir.s cent inserest per annum from 49,
ahtil paid. Purchaser 10 give. nj. nro,n1s
sofy note for amount unpaid and title n
fsst with present owners until the full NM,
chase prlce aud interest II paid. pa
JOHN c. LEMI. Reeelvsr
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rpon a ss~sy ike sss IS eSasc af
seottss. invested sliA crave twSfsess
hSllsics affecting the ws1txse * large
nmpnlaticss. TIC tiki Rsssasns .nex Il
1D1r 4 ofttsnses a. auasaeeaas saes.
ontias u fsrnsss ca 4 large
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Through Pullman yesfihuisd sleepers
aud dtDlag cSfs also latest improved
toariss slevTsTs through 70 the Fast via
Northern Pacific railroad Offiee, Ne. Tfs
Ssesssssi At sses. ft,sStag hislsk
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| ASSA sAsSp STs&A AT AUCTION -
AJsattss sss ! a. Ca ri ~zgxesr So. Isss
A. D. g c-vsS = = a. baxter esasrzl. sit
se.3, - iae A5sa - Ass1aseF Sac esse "a bar
ss'sa - Us g-s@ad * kas Keep IS. ane rxs3
CO.. SIC q alts ss~sss ssfSs & star aa fyrs-
&s3s. 40 tsrssS q Alts k5Ss. Tas CO. ey -
tssg C0~ - SIS Eas sakna@n
e Mr. sgsL gssef ~ Paisese
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HARvExS Avn SADDLKRE.

HARNE.S AND RADDIEkY - JAMES
i'll whxessn. IN = ~ present locA;ed
g l,H11 Thsr: tsr-.f- hiss esrsainly the nnese
display IL rs -sa.-~s. 81 q erv aud turf goods
to be seer answfsre soiav ~ Seattle This
gentleman ai<G carries fms a-sarfms nj OF
carriage trimmings and saskes specially
Of r~pairsng NJ. wheeian dos large
wholesale aud retail huSias - and ne var
rants All nis work and &c l. az prices thar
are - urssl 20 bring east sr.
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niSSoLJ FfoN 49, TaE Ce-gARTNrR.
~ sip ~ rsssssssssv exasz4ag amber -,
ArEs 1zu8@ at Fsx~x4E L CmsArsa Il sss~-
81 G1ssS,sssd - rsaEasf esEssns
=, n faRsxll
n q EFssxaS
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4 scES>MEST ROLL. MIkADo STREkT
~ 2rade-Sotice is hereby siyen that the
assessment roll I, r the grading of Mikado
and constructing q siiewalk on both SIDES
thereof. has been f3led with the under
signed, clerk or the city of Seattle; and fur
ther notice Is hereby gwen that the said
roil is open TO public inspection at the
once Of said clerk, Ia the city hall, and
will emain open for Inspection unit. Fri
day, September 20. lAc9, Il ociock D. N.
aud that ali penons ieehng Themselves
oggrisyed By any such assessment, may
Apply To the common council of eeid city
10 have the salc eorrec Cd. ca said Set
tenber 20. lsss. at o'clock p. m, Q, the
council ehamber. In the ~ hall
{. W. FERRIS, CLERK.
Date Of first publication, september 6,
fssa
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NOTICE 10 CoNTRAcT0RS-SENE A
~ street grade-sealed bids will be- re-
ceiyed by the undersigned, clerk of the
city OF Seattle, on or before Friday, Sep
tember 20. iss9, At 4 O'Clock p. m, for the
grading of and cons ruction of aide alks
ON Seneca street from seventh street to
Twelfth street. in acco, dance with the
plans and specifications therefor now on
tile In my office Zach bid to be accom-
panied by cash deposit of $50 as security
Tor the execution of any contract that
may be awarded The city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
c. w. FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication Friday, September 18th,
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I OF VOLUME f. AMERICAN HAND.
l. So 81 se,ileS. >c3essCsz, marked Il
u Bstj~ aa 1ssk FfHiisss p.s.ts.s -s-{t.r-s =,
Post 5sft d scsaSsg essSoS snss - exlee Fts a-g
NTkAYEp Or STuGES-oNE aYr4R
: a.& sssg-s3 hsT-e bEau8 Hznr~ %
itsf sse9 DIR. xHG uar E-yesrxglf sxrs
seusE htsse, ssssutsA 4 ga II. I ssss.ssf
oar Address alta sas information. II
l. Nrsy gssSs' xsssna
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4 ssEScAEST ROLL. MANS STREET
"A grade--Sosice IL hereby siven that the
assessment u Tor the grazing OF Main
street, from Twelfth street 10 east line Of
Terry 5 fourth sddi ION. and construct nx =
sidewalk on both aides thereof, has been
died with the nndeu gnesi clerk of the
city 81 Seattle. ard feFthey notice is hereby
gwen Thai the said roll Ii open 10 inspee-
ton ~ the Office of said clerk, in the city
hall and viii remain open for iaspec' ion
until Friday. September 20. iSss. a, s
themselves agerieyet By any such assess
menf may apply 10 the common council of
said city 10 have the same corr cied on
said September 10. 1859, al O'Clock .. m,
af their council chambers in the " ball.
c. w. FERRIS Clerk.
Date OF hrst publication, September 8.
IsSa
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treasury DEPARTMENT
oFFiCR OF CONTROLLER OF cfryswx~v
MAsAIN.InS lime y To-. -


WASHINGTON. June ~. fssg
"Hskkas, BY satisfactory evidence n,e
seuisd 10 the un9ersigt ed. il has ,,.a,,
,aa1e % appear that The washtng,e.n
s.s asl9e@i Bank Of Seattle" In The city OF
TO- ' =, ~, ~ ne county OF King and terri.
s.as provisions Of the statutes Of the rni,.a
s-aass, required Ia De complied with ts.to,a
~ association shall be authorized r. 60.
hisisee the business OF banking 0"''
:, N1w therefore /, Jesse ID. Ah-.ha
iiTbtafy and Acting Com ptroIler 80 - =
as.arreneY. do hereby cerflfy ia, err rhe
-, = as,s.Lgfon National Bank al Seattle. in
.r's ~ ~ eesttie, In the county az Eins
. $40 territory OF Washington, i. .uthors -
:. or, ,nsnce the business Of bsnkIssr ~
ps.slsiesi IN seetson tfry-one hupdrea "a
s,1sy pine OF the Revised s.afn,ss - ~, ~.
Uassed states % the
IN testimony whereof witness
my hand and zeal OF one.
tuy.,l this Eta day IL June issss
j. ID. AEkAHAxs-
Deputy and Acting Comm.
No ana troaier Of the Currency.
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>FftftI NOTICES.

>FEClAL S0TIC s-FRlHATR TrlrIOx
= fFo1 t.H r Ne a. Fssken. xss
>sSlrss street,
F5sGk -iJpF D-~.TE At
earned anil AeKdsg 10 q IA
ara : e~s&s hegse J VI fex ssrtEs,n..-r
N0flCE-l HAVE A I.ARt,F ,TF.1E
~ of ggrultHFg aBsf 6xses4tas a. Eusr,s.-
ISL; FoaUh ans ;, ssrsoa ssrcels, A
NshihGssh ~
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SOCIETY NOTgCE-

49, s1AAkfr r7Ji1tiE. SU. clio a.
- meets every Thgr~fsy evening =, /.
eso~xs IN The hail % seattle lSafye Scr-s
ssaaa~ All members Of the order in wos.s
ssansling are cordially Invited IN .,t~.9
- =. j. HOLMES. N.G
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Two tAAsk Tsa Gur> Ee yEKr
T. ~s@=@. ~ Nes&se ssea.ess. $50 49,.
va fzs asse ~ mar .sesesy A Asr~.
y q h.sA Ia
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS LAKE
~ avenue street grade-Sealed bids will
be received by the undersigned, clerk of
the city of Seattle, on or before Friday,
september %, Ics9. at o'clock 2. m, for
the grading OF ana construction of side
walks on both sides of Lake avenue from
Depot street To Eliiott's bay, in accordance
with plans and specifcat ons therefor now
on nie In this efiice. each bid to be accom-
panied by a cash deposit of $50, a. seeu-
rity for the execution OF any contract that
may be awarded. The city reserves the
rignt 10 reject any aud all bids.
e. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication Friday, september 18th.
f.Si
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4 SSESSMEyT Rr L. NEST STREET
n grade-Nersee h. ners hy given that the
assessment rosi for q e grading. pfiing and
bridging IVES; STREET from Virginia street.
~ fe<lrf ArtnGe. has teen flied with the
undersigned clerk of the city of seattle.
and further nosiex Is herr By given that The
said roll Is ogrn 20 public Inspection ST the
ot5lex Of ssid clerk. In the city ball. sni
viii remain open Tor iRsps esson until F,i-
dAy. cepsesniser %. ISIS. NJ O'Clock y. H.,
and that all persons fes ling II em<ive< AZ
graeve9 By any sneh assessment may ag-
ply To the eommen COUNCIL of said city TO
have the same cures ted. ON raid S<lstem-
council chambers, in the eify hall.
C. W. FERRIS, Ck rk.
Date Of 6rst p-hlicarion, September 8,
skH9
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FHFNx(4AN0 IND &N&etAkASs
INA MINOR AND DAWSON Il. +.
~ Nicer, ~ n. l. e. DAHs0n. ~ Oh
physicians ard Su-EecnA Once. fUozns u
AID Ia. Boston eaack- Telephone. Of
see. No So a. asassrS residence. No s..
Dr. Dawsrss r~<.sF pee. Ne 4
nR. 4. AlBlS. PHYSICIAN AND
L. snrsross. Isle VI 81 Louis offlse on
Yesler msrszue- s~f<sea Third ana Foarth
streets. Fergus hou>s. rssi.ense.
cssrneT "a YES aFvEae aud HYDE street
seeood h4as9asg: tss> aai extensive exrsr
fgzsee "a ssxs. k-1rs xsa hospitals t<ss sssSs
: age ~ .gs ssttn In surgery IN
zsssissfast f-F sNssz stsas, German ausi
kngsls.a 80
S.Aksa d "a -. a. u. SSAHTs.a
~ o. ssss Eggs g tfs.asese. and fran Fssss-
ssieisssss. fsssss s4s srssssrs particular
sfses zs.,ss u, senel shis lien aud oh<tst-
rsss s5s sssss street
IT Ii AisEL u H. Ck6EuS-OFFIGE
lie rsssssssu Tss.fn No. $. 81 Paul
hone. s-s.s,s--r Third ansi Cherry. teaepcne
81 ssss-s-ss iy--ar-rsx asd xeniso-urlnary
aala yeEa. re- .if-s.--
nK~ - as.ss. - ANNON, NJ.
II u = b. las. aaam n d.. rhysi-
essas ais. sasssss'ss o.sser ~ Iheir resi-
dcnee, I.sci third sire :. corner Third aud
spring. Dr. shannon. telephone ~.
IRE &. JoHNso,s, YsiclAN AND
- surgeon Residence Yesier ave-
nue once. room Is. Colo bin Sc
ond and Columbia Telepso.-c 80.
TAR. KRiEGK. PHYSICIAN AND sUu-
IL eeon; aaaated in 6gTmsuy; once
and residence, los Pike stree; Office homs
from IL Ia 5, aud froia TO p IN.
@ j. HOLMES. N. D., PHYSICIAN AND
% surgeon Once Coloniaa block. Sec
ond and Columbia streets. Office hours.
1870 to = a. m !: 2 Ia and to pm Telc-
phone No. III Residence. Yesier avenue,
ovrveeH Eighth and Ninth streets. Tele-
phoHe I'll.
nR. ". NJ HILTON, PHYSICIAN AND
u snrxeon. room Is. Colonial block
nRS WEED q CoE IL. A. WKED. n.
I ~ d., 2. T. Coe. NJ. d. physicians and
surgeons. Front near Union DR.. Goes
/ residence. GO Pike street Osfice tele-
/ phone, No. /. Dr. Goes residence, tele-
ernone Is
iDR. ii. J. FLEIsCHER, DEUTSCRER
II ART. Once at room %. Pico House,
i.a24 Front street: residence, l,427 Fifth
street, cor. Pike, Seattle, W. T. Office
hours: 10 to IL .. M, ? to 4 p. m: TO sp.
m Telephone 80.
DR. GADsDEN L. HOWE, PHYSICIAN
II and surgeon. Office. No 3n9 Marion
/ street.. between Second and Third. Resi-
dencs. No. Lott Jackson street
/ f,ARL HoLzeCHUHER, NJ D.. sl4 SEC
/ ~ oDd street. adjoining Colonial block.
iDRs. EAGLEsON & SMITH u. B. Ia
| II glesOu, n. D.. G. A. Smith, NJ. d.
physicians and surgeons. Office, corner
/ Coium bia and Third
nk- H. YANDEILS-PHYSIcfA AND
IL surgeon. Once. room 8, Shorey
Block. Once hours, TO II q. IN; 70 D.
IN. Residence, 81 Birch street.
~ T. CAsE, n. D., ABDOMINAL SUR
VI geOn and gynecOloeist. Tacoma. W.T..
- CARAVAN, NJ. d., PHYSICIAN AND
% surgeon, graduate of the department
OF medicine and surgery University City Of
New York. Office, rooms "a and 80, Boston
block once hours 10 to II q. m, to
and s To p. m. Special attention given
10 surgery. Medical and surgical diseases
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fsts >sIs- sT>tE.Gi fNFuF->
lNcE >ALs- Gsr3D opENIN3 Is Al
Il klasls * sas lisess~ssss ee1asss "a 4
q s4eh = Ia. - -xeSat street
l.NoE SaLR-A tsTsnB sENrEg HtsRSE
4 As-aC~S 49, F,tstsa- & tsgzxes
i.s9e shlh ss-gex
L~1E sAGE--CHEAF AFfNF HxAk~p
u "a &ssssNa ~esstte
LNfA SAILS 84as&EA VENT as
4 tNrntt ssK sHa sens as;s saas essfs
tfftt- titaf wsaipexs4 sza rs&ssv so -
80 -usafsy a5stss1 f.sg sS4Aax AZ 6sarpg
a. -Esses ApgsF ~ T. Nsxsts. gsee -
g n0ss I'D ia >~syt4c, y
INoG >AEE~Yg RNYTg rs uF Il EtHou
4 ae4s< &gss1 3 A.wgsn. Tse Par. =,
~ssszes s1rrss
l.~A& SAB HORSES 1U~T ARkEVFn
,H@ less csFa&s az aHs zrsM
Fafs. Aa9 0es esesaf faf SA5a Rv q "a
AsFsssn & ~. 81 taw ~s&fssR - = ssAs3e~
sy.Fs.eF f,ssttA sa4 fkeksse streets
l.,uA SaGE-osE ssxsaD ~Es4sSn
! AssS1 s<Ss, Fox tzA gsresxasa.y al i
zsSss rate. care Psi issss 6 seness.
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:
MIS- I. H. sMiTH 49, RETURNED
NJ sr. fa san f-ans isssa saFss. ?. ssssersst her
Il staxsss.. - Hos sssA hi cis Ike shlag,
sf,il lie draw ng. paxtess, xaicr ,olers and
oils.
a TT >TI-pfu-jESsiE N. ELLIOTT
n Will receive pul lis The iSt of October,
nj faer new studio. SPECIAL attention given
T., model sitasing =. Il painting from still
life
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: ALI non RIfS-SEAIED nIK4 WILL
\ L reexived BIZ Tie undersigned ele<k
81 Us ctr Of seattle On 90 before ffscas.
september - ISrs. =. c'el0ck = m, fos
fwe sse~s ssesss and ro-ri1ar complete -
40 In jail h1sstInT Ia - eTsesed u the city
sf seattle Each BID 10 b1 accompanied ~
mans snd xr~xISc1 se.fs. The city reserves
he fight 10 se5erf any and sil bios
G. ". FExEl=. CT Clerk
Ffrss Euhtiratisn sept s. fsss
IyfgE HrnkASTS-SEALs ID BIDS WILL.
IL be received ny stae assssxrxs gnsa eserx
al tE.s efss 81 >ea-tse. ca Or before FRIDAY.
september -. s>ss. AZ a.rs1ck D. IA. tor
f-sl sxeas s-fase ere nydrxuss Of TIE xaas :
pattern and sly le 1sS EsSd by tie Cay
81 -eassse- ~ n-a- "a fssaFsiEshse- Esca
bed to d assaeu gsaIsisss sss plans and spec
ecssinaS@ The ssir reserves The isgAt ID
reject aay aad ala bids
G. W FKEEfs sstg Elsrk.
First rslAlSras1ss ~e,a 1.s9
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DIPS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID undersigned for the erection OF q
four story brick business building ON Sec
ond street until II o'clock, m, OF tuesday,
oepssmbtr H. the owner will furnish
brick: the right Is reserseei to reject any
Or all bids. Fisher. architect
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yTONEfJTTERN
MUSICAL

MRS. WILLARD, ROOMS and G, .2l2ss
vi Front street Voice culture. piano,
guitar. elocution, physical culture.
4 cADEMY o. MUSIC-v0CAL GULF
N ure. ciocuiion, and all branches OF in
strumeutal music taught now Ala Column
bia street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
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w +. GIDDINGS, d. ID. s., OPERATIVE
W. Dentistry: Office, room 5, Burke
building, corner Union and Third streets,
Seattle Wash
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NOTICE To CoNTnACT0Rs-ALL CON
AZ tractors having contract calling for
electrical work of ANY kind win ind IL 10
their advantage 10 call upon or address the
undersigned and Who are ready to bid Epon
anything ia the electrical line: wiring for
electric nights. snnuneiafors and bells salts
iaetorfly uone and guaranteed prices low
est IN the city. Baker. Ralch 4 Co, 10 and
IL Atkins block. Columbia, between Third
aud Fourth.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS bids
ANwiti Dc received at Office OF undersigned
on AMI after Saturday, Angus; 81. for ex.
caEatiDg lot corner OF second and Union
streets. Charles W. Saunders, 4, W.
Houghlon, 4. Boston block.
NOTICE TO CoNIRACTORS-BIDs
AZ viii be received nj Office of under
signed on and after Monday, September 2.
H. IN, Tor the construction OF the Wash
ington Territory Investment Co 8 building,
northwest corner second and Cherry
s,feefs- Charles W. Saunders, l.. W.
Houghfon, a. Boston block
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I G. GRASSE. DENTISr-OPFICE AT
Os his residence, corner of Front and
Pine, on line of cable and electric roads
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- CAkMAN, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND
% surgeon, graduate of the department
OF medicine and surgery University City Of
New York. Ofice, rooms "a and 50, Boston
block. Once hours 10 to II q. m, to
and To p. m. Special attention given
10 surgery: medical and surgical diseases
OF women. General practice attended to.
Re idence 2lo Dexter street; telephone
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The Fence Law.

Senator Packer, of Tioga, says the
legislation his people are at present
most interested in is the repeal of the
fence law, which had its origin in CO.
lonial days. This law compels the
horny. handed granger to maintain a
strong fence, the exact proportions of
which are specified, to keep the cattle,
hogs and horses of his heighbor from
his fields. The Legislature passed a
law giving counties the right to repeal
this law for themselves by popular
vote. A number of counties did so,
but the Supreme Court, on a case from
Venango, decided the law unconstitu.
tional. The court held the law to be
indirect special legislation and ruled
that the Legislature could not do in
directly what it might not do directly.
In Tioga and elsewhere farmers had
in many cases leveled their fences, and
now are compelled to re.erect them
for self protection. Packer has intro.
duced one bill in the Senate, and Rep,
rescntative Morrow, of Venango, has
introduced another in the House for
repeal of the law, aud people may be
compelled to restrain the wanderings
of their own live stock after ALL
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Representative Randall informs US
that the present legislature is dead Sc.
on the repeal of the old law, and no
amount of argument will convince the
members from the larger and more
thickly populated counties to the con.
trary. He thinks it will be impossible
to muster more than a dozen votes
against the measure, Notwithstand-
ing this he will exert his best efforts
in behalf of his constituents, yet it
would seem the part of wisdom for
our people to make preparation for
the shutting up of their live stock.
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Death of An Old Citizen.

Died, of old age, at Neillsburg,
Tuesday, Jan. Sth, Joseph Carson,
aged SO years.
In the death of this aged patriarch,
passes away one of the oldest iuhabi.
tants of this community. Mr.. Carson
was a native of ireland, and came to
America in 1889. Locating at Neills.
burg be became one of the most pros
porous farmers iD the neighborhood
He has lived with bis son, Robt. o.
Carson, for a number of years, and has
maintained most vigorous manhood
up to the time of Mrs. Carson's death,
which occurred about five years ago
Since that time he has gradually yield
ed to the weight of years. In his de-
elining years, surrounded by loving
friends who tenderly administered to
his every want be had often expressed
himself as passing the happiest days
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of his life,-prepared and only wait.
ing for the call Of the Master.
He has long been known as a con-
sistent member Of the Covenanter
Church, and the last obsequies we're
performed by Rev. j. f. Bovard Of
the Covenanter Church Of Oil City, at
his late home in Neillsburg, Thursday,
Jan. 10th, at IL o'clock, a. IN.
Deceased was the father Of four
sons, who survive him. Two are To-.
Gated at Winchester, Kan, one 10
Iowa, and Mr.. II. o. Carson, of Neills.
burg. One sister also survives him.
His remains were inferred in Neills.
burg cemetery. HeasantuiHe Record