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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-14
EkBSITlES.

pNstnfh e hss been established At West
seattle. ~ith CaaTies N Co"per a. Yass-
masser
'N0 reader has ussa@sa our citl rens bet
ter than Miss Hioasga Charehtil A" ssys the
president nt the knaakiyn y N. e A. she
aFpSays AZ fiyueath Church nsxt tuesday
evening
The colorei Republicans ~ the old
HsfFiSon aud Morton Clgsa held 5 pFjvsts
meeting lsst might Notice witl ss-on ~
given through the rsFVfs 81 snosh.s
meeting
fhere vii * meeting of Etnx county
teat hefs tbs s!fcfns-bn ~ e'cissyt. ia the
ssss mhly bah IS ghe Central :, h.~,l. "a
ttset a PERMANENT equalization - q
ss<rh*fs etue
Articles Incorporating tae FaciAe Live
et"ck iiisaFaasr ttuaaF sny weFV nled ye.
irr3sf suCofIstgatuF% " - Bell g. J
ho5hT,-ek and : levin ottett ~ m
sars al tinds - live stsck "a, lssi st.,ck
slo 90 Ia zoe sbsu.s
The fraakflH haui wili arrive in she
elt1 - : - et5sts sG8s aiTerrt.ln znf s4Ve an
oiscn Az eonvcrI in tise uaiver,.tv srosu =
- + ~ shan The aar pl.xtnx Of TIE
tzod laftag fhtfr vlssi sh0fsly afs-y the
nfe viii b. rrsneta a,erv,i
tse venax is1ss< 81 sbe NvCy
viii 0cet tee ChtaaFen - the Iowa Tern.
refAHse lssiaa go The Cnivorsliy xrean.4.
~esieef sssna}i - stsTrav tho met snx.lr
- aeid To ses Arnsofy iastsAA
Met Mcneil. pH0 dissa II r-ovsSe~re
hosotiSi thsrsFtss, ss- barred sstsrr,t..
st'rTrtssau HadeF 5as agsptces 81 she S.tya
Tea Array, wtaSe mceguSS BE Asf ~
nisf'F stft 7a1st far twD ySsr. Services
NerV htid b tts oArvseas. she c.skey ~.
tng tr.ici % "a thc rci Tag o. ire Am,
pepaty ga. t~i sfssss NArsaai Meas a..
tfg Vistoi u }ssticc kirvFs c,oart sexsr
Dag 90 $50 cssggV % tarvssvaiuE "a d.
fsff'y ban - 3ean nickstn II VS.
seenn t#st tar prosecution oss h-eea
'sseHxhf tY HNkfa A. rcvenxs f.sg s.rnap
Htf'tittty pa hsd Asf eta Nc.r<. sat iAe
ta*5scv tevsst.f~sa 4 sssEli Ssesl The case
tseovTe 4 srTy ~ this city Asesi vssSs-ss.s
at >se}4scysse3 tbs osNiy wfl ~ bruughf
f9 tssf ctig h~tsF an tA~ siseswe~Ni as
fa'if - fe,'7,s fae ssss f s3,sencr % en- So
e'rsss~i it> >asfta >txta sgFsa.f 81 : ,s'rlss A
Safassf. Ia &ssuatr gxurtsfv ne Sc
esssesi. - ae 50 g. NgM-s q sxr. Ave, a
e sc ass sSt' rhfB1rpa
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THE FOUR NEW SCHOOLS.
Accommodations for fifteen Hun
dred Pupils.


Arvhiseez SAD sxSers. whose gslsss for the
four mes s-La<sl h0ases which are 10
be esscsed this f2.i. we're ai.sssst By th=
school, bozxd II . recent meeting, has tae
plans and specifications Of all The build
inxS nearly completed a1d lids Are 10 oS
s1yerfss<1 foF ~ataia d Gay o. 80. TIE
new seasosis are 10 &c located as follows.
On the north rail- .. BOOK IS Of Reaion
addition. % block - in coms;oNk sap
elemental z1dilaosl, Qneru Anne town;
On bl1sk = II foatsEs addition. hear Lake
Onion. spd on lots IA. Is. Is. Il and Is IN
block liz of Jackson street assdiIio1-
All fosar schools ars 10 he eighf-room
frame buildings, sith brick foundations
and bss<nea the fail size IF the build
insx The csssgn Is after the old Engslsa
modified. aid AL to0r structures Will Pre-
sent practically the same appearance. Ale
buildings are % be 1ex.S fee. IL dinlen-
SONS. Win wings extending 10 froai sn1
rear, II teei. and viii Dc tao stories IN
height This Will give fogr ruoms 10 the
aoor. with the necessary anssroons. clos
cas- AID teachers rooms, each room psacti-
cAlly 30 feet ~ aAre aud capable OF accom-
mosiatiug orEy-esgns pupiis. Two hal
ways Ii feet vide ran the entire length OF
the bziidsinS In The center aid from the
front 10 rear III the same on rosh doors
a feature OF Tie oall6iaxs Will DC the neat
ing aEc ventilation, y6lcn Is 10 be
the ro1ern overhead system so Univer-
sally Adopted IN Eastern schools
The lighting OF Tbs structures has also
received careful attention
The exterior OF the buildings Will be COW
ertd with chanEei rusfsc on the lower
story, while the upper story Is 20 be in
haiyed timber wsrk. TIE entrance WAY
viii be covered, with wide steps approach
The easements viii be utilized for play
rooms IN Wei weather. and fer fue. storage.
The easssoe appearance Of the buildings
vii be noH pleasing, while the interior
arrangements aieet ali the requirements of
the modern school. The estimated cost OF
each Ut the structures IL $lA,0D0
The contracts ~ De lei a. soea as posi-
BILE aud work viii be pushed The sehooi
board purchased the plans and spes iica-
tins outright from Architect Saunders
and the buildings wiIl be Constructed un-
der . superintendent employed BY the
beard
THk SCHOOL BOARD.
The school bosssi met last hight in the
ONCE of tbs county treasurer. Present.
Director HoyI Chairman; Hughes,
Frink and Miss Kennedy. Mss Ella Reed
~as elected = regular Teacher The renting
OF another room uear the Denny school By
Miss kennedy Was sanctioned. A number
of bills were ordered paid. when the board
adjourned until next FRIDAY.
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chipping Intelligence.

Pogr TOWNSEND, sept ls-Arriyed-
snip Edward oBrien, Tylor, Wilmington,
sen. shanghai: scbr Golden Shore. Hen
derSon. san Francisco; schr MARY Parker
Hansen, coal and merchandise, Deparrure
bay; ok Pearl, Manning. San Francisco. hi
" Ii. Godfrey, San Francisco. 10 load lum.
Der for Honolulu; shin Pa'estin-. san
coal for san Francisco.
PoRT BL.KHLEY. sept ls-c.ued-yr
vinaiele. Arrived-C ouniv of Yarmouth
PORT HApLoCk, Sept. i3-Arrived-Bk
Pearl
PnRr GAMBLE, Sept. IG.-Arrived-sehr
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|. r1oxrxn OF -rUeKr soCSD


4ere~al G. b. Nc ssnkoc- e. 3 A.. Who
served IN the territory from ISIS azsil ISL,
IL In The city. rse guest Of Ho1- H. l. Yes
ler. when The general frss came 20 seaf
lie n xas Q hArr.ested tovn. Inherx nav-
ing been planted in the xroans and psask
rssaied 90 both SIDES. - s1uss beng aiIeo
In s~sxeen. Thss incsceszre extended from
Inc bsaekhous OF Cherry street 10 Mag
stree. :.
Ger xess!b toa sssrye6 here unsti TIE eod
OF the lsdian y ar. aas sss then deraised ca
she ezoass r1-sn se<rsru boundary surFey-
In 1851 as = az rS.ers1 20 Washington and
fsaxas through the zar. cozzsEaaRdsns kne
Fonrre~uth Vii gaia ssd Psn1syss ANA
volanteers. vsih what credit has IRE ire
vets fos xnilaasry ard rserisoEacrs seEviee
on Iae te,1 - hAtf4s asse~s-
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The syeneh -dixzess Of he hsstsoe -srsss
Csbse Railway ssnapsuy. essne sssA ss*e
spsx he'd eExsh ss-exs- xnefs- eT TIE Ss5s
sss& uxssosssxs sg1e~s City Coz pay osxss
tfs illegal work e0sas wesks ago. fae rsa
e. s-r~sxr <sszsseyxz-sEex sfss te fossfss-
.ysex.1. rot <xrxssxtoz for ssss sorsa rsas
osgsF IL e-eser rsss~@ess- "a.
MI Tfas8s@ss. the famous rAoAe
y.gfgrssss Esssssser Z Fssyw ~ san FrAnessft's
sssssx.ls ssssHx su4ter3al. Tsas city an -
EAss arx sssnpssfgsve eastsssrs ca sro2 ,n rs
e-.rss.rgs ~ s1kstasesxs here TIE susd SsA
80 ssfss sss All ~ shAx sam 50 $50 vi!
- - -esss.4s sss -szrsss fgy l&zr0F &fsS 1ss
TEAL a. shs castings esa 81 Bsae -
s<ssn@. kzss So yek1s. sssss-trsEss, as 20.
bax .tsssx asd s<szsrh0Sss~ Es1eSssFss
sss~ea~arsgT e<sr1ss frsszD s5<tzSt
TIE rssaz. zfssl gE4ozstzHssY - H'sss1ss-
ssftk4ks4 AZ fzfssHsfs
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SgArrLY. Sept Is.
Exchanges at the Seattle clearing house
toiay were -. -Sess.
The locsl coal market has been quiet
during the Last few weeks, yet the demand
continues 70 increase - the season OF cold
weather draws near. To the ordinary Oh
server fs would not seem that there IL
sassn difference between the amount 81
coal consumed In summer sOd in winter
here In Seattle, where the climate 10 20
nearly even as ell seasons VI the year.
There il, however, 8 very marked dioes-
ence in the consumption of the two seasons
mentioned The output of the Oregon I'm
proyement Company mines and the oil
man mines for the week was about the
same. shipping is ycry active. Is II has
been for months pas. The ships Ivanhoe
and Henry Willard and the bark Germania
finished loading and left for San Francisco,
and the ship Kennebec and the bark Mel
rose are now loading for the same port.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPTs - During the last "A hours
the nerchandise and produce receipts al
this port were as follows: Puget Sound shore
road, 5g2 tons. Columbia s. Puget Sound
railroad, s. tons; seattle, Lake Shore q
Eastern railway. si2 tons. By water
Eliza Andersen. 10 tons: W. X. Merwin, 8
tons; Fairhayen, tons; Mary =. Perley, %
tons. Lucy Lowe, 40 tons; three seows
brick, 80 tons; Mapel, y IONS: Edith,
tons: Fleetwood, tons: W. T. Aanroe,
tons. Total receipts, l,sl7 tons
SHIPMENTS - Duriag the last ~
hours goods and merchandise we're shipped
from Sea tie To the surrounding country -
follows: Puget Sound Sbore road. 10 tons:
Columbia & Puget Sound railroad, "a tone:
seattle. Lake Shore s. Eastern rail
way. 80 tons By water-W. +. MunrOe
tons: Grace. 5 tons; lola, 4 tons: Fleet
wood, 5 tons; Edith, 2 tons: Cascade, IA
tons; Washington. l. tons: Idaho, 800 tons.
Total receipts s7S tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS - One thou
sand sacks Of oats. . tous hay. car fruit.
Ia head cattle. - head horses and mules,
5 ears oil. ~ head hogs, 40 head sheep, IS
cases AIRY goods. 2 cars molding sand, 2 cars
shingles. ~ boxes miscellaneous fruit,
ears stone, s cars brick, 80 tons same,
car iron, car stoves, 2 ears machinery, 45
eases dairy produce, 2 cars hay, $50 pkts
hardware.
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ROOM FOR sroRAGE.
Anothce Mtg Building FOR the =
little Tvauefer Company.

sssls Tvassfer Company.
The seattle Transfer Company has be
gun the construction of . storage ware
house on the broad gauge strip jsss vest OF
the new seahieA The building wiz be sooxsi
feet in dimensions. agreeing in appear
ance With The compAny's two houses ai.
ready completed.
Most Of the interior of the warehouse
viii be parfirioued into rooms Tor whole
sale merchants. who viii be greatly
grxngsi for rcam in their cown-fown
stores fais winter. and viii be compelled
70 store much OF their stock elsewhere
Cold storage appliances VIII also &c pus
iar, the new building, this being al
Innovation I'm Seattle. Ccnsrrucs loa OF the
warehouse is d-isyei by the lumber lam,
;ne. which, though not 50 severe, stsA
exrsss Suffering sIaeng he eailofrs-
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THE SEa METHODIST CHURCH
Dee ieation Of the n and come Temple
Neat Sunday.

Arrangements have been perfected for
the dedication Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, al the corner of Third and Marion
streets, tomorrow Sunday morning al
To- o'clock. For W.. Is carpenters. paint.
egs. fresCosrs and decorators have been ~
work, and when the doors are thrown
open on sunday moring the hsndsomrst
church auditorium ou the Pacific coast
will be brought tn view II has cost thou
sands of dollars Ia put that part of the
chsrch, which has stood unfinished 80
long. in condition. bat. now that il is com
pieiesi, the members of the demon in alton
who have worked 50 faithfully To accom-.
plish that end arc certainly deserving of
congsatulation.
An e.Pccial feature of the auditorium "a
/ The large Andrews pipe-organ which has
been plsccd to the lsft of the pulpit, al
joining the choir ehsncel This organ
contains over 900 = pss, and is gem in
orsan architecture The zone is rieh and
mellow. the soft stops sweet aua beautiful
The choir. under the shle direction o; Mr.
\. ". Craig. has been reaearsing Tor
weeks, and VIII render appropriate
The dctiestory sermon will % delivered
ny Rev. bishop Thomas BOWMAN, H. d.
IL n. OF - Iouts- The services win Ne
continued 81 ~ In the evening, Rev. J z
starr, u. ID. of Nicgoris. r. c. delivering
the -rnOn.
Following IL the order ri services
noRsiSS-li O'CLOCK.
Orssn Voluntary. beginning At 10 ID
tacras- Glorious is III, Name" Mozart
-tsTitope solo New Heay'n
IN fUlles- Glory -houe Eaydes
-Chorn.; 20 Come. let "a.
slns ..-...-.-..,.....---. suads
-Sas,teue. Incline Thine
kaF -...-...-..--..-..... Eimer Jauax
Hy-a-No ~. tune. Duke street
fraFeF.
Double eusr'esic-"H Honor asd Glory
Re.a,ns =, ~. u,i, ,.is,sos'a Root
HYMN No ~ tune, HaIahnrs,
serTnon by the Rev Rl.hop Thomas
Row maa, n. n. IL n. 81 -. isuts
soprano solo oE.esa the Gates ~ the
Tesnplg'. .-..-......--.....-.. Ros.
Contributions by the People.
brsicssofv Hymn--Ns - tame. psnttes
RESPONSIVE Reading -F,s m crxt
FtasncIA statement sni Presentation by
Trustees
p,rlsrstio- ant Frazer
no1oiosy ana hsnefietion
svESlSG-e o'cIr~k
ors&a Neluaisr,. beginning
Chors'-' iae Hesvens are Teilins. Hsyasn
--oPTsue Solo Il Know that
H' kn.eezaer iIyesh~ Han.,s,
-Cha-ns Praise the Lard
..-.-----.,-.-...--...--... Rsszt.t Sc -es4.,js
Hymn-sc. !. ''sDv. NoEshae.a
i'rAver
Aito >s'io-'S Net Ashamed 1T t'hrsSs" DANA
ksr9tnae ~ele--"Aasie u "a Ne
q, ..--,.,-.-..--.. tsysnytale smart
8e&1iDs * she Holy serseEnrp.
u yaa~ No : gane. OH Hundred
N3 rtoFY, >a;s-sno SOLO s~kSz Ne
l5F Nsss. y Lord ,o-~.r,.
Sasr'si'. - ~Hs4elajsa sos Ever-
RI re -.
~sraaoa ~ TIE Eev , 3 star ~ VI
sorz
ny NINA - 'aas, Co~~oastlssa
ns--'-SsYtcg 6ressa a. FsentrF
HasssstnE s~.-s 81.
Doxosesy sns3 nenesilesaon
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Nfs wEsrsISsrkR fREsES- pickes,
team 81 sprint runners from the New West
minister. II, c. Are department. arrived in
The city yesterday morning ou .ae steamer
Frvtnier from New Westminster They
VIII stop here until Sunday evening, mt.
uns IN the time prsc,i, ing aud geifins in
condition FOR the aspman's tournament Al
Tacoma next week The boys have their
racing carr with them. and Judging
from The Way they PULLED il over
sae ground las, night in pr.clice
over North Seattle street. they will come
very near kn viking ene % the big rersir,-
mons. The following men constitute the
Tam George Secular. captain: samuel
woods foremsn ant manager: Robert
Ross. d Mitchell. J. S,oisky. II. : gray.
9. fliiinarich, P Manson. ". R Albru.
o. Anderson, II. W fisnis, ", Murray.
q. Hal, r Hogan. -. Oliver
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EaK issy DeeS --fhe srasteys 81 ss,e =.
sfshe ltry tN~s Company hes 4. sges.4s =
Ye-'e''sAy sfseTrs-1a kg,-s .ierssisa ~ ssss,s !
- fset nsssrtg&.9e ttu-s - tsl.e sss.,,sef 81
80 :. tAe aa H~F ihss rsgsst t. l. sss.s.f
ss Acc7s<ssgk sac ptaaL
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! " e = EAEcFSaS TIE A-Sa-.i - a.
FsS''ssrs - 'ae Y0ans Meas Chrsssisa Asss,-
easissta Hsss as ercniBs as sla.-sesf -
tse.sesio< esrce-s pr. Seat. -
hss sss~n vscs qre>,een, : p nsrnv-
fsss-ssFsst1S 'ScrrisrF. Qr A1hsrt :. p. rvs
ttHaNsesE Z v N,rA.
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N"sTH >strTLx RkFtK3fCss. The r.
F'lAf'cA7s Of Esreet acts snd =. No-.s
seattle bed a. eEthusssssr meeting l.,s
stEAs % eoAn~oo's Ia BEL a. ~
:. ws NJ II ~ Azss presided a.
20 stnsa Alrrh~3i ~ss sz~-rftAry Nz..se
q - 4srscssH-sr-f IS iAe F.r~s hegs-.-.st
t-$s', a1iss = evrArs zee taxsss - 49,,
SeaA \ xirresr, A+ehzrs Was sschA-s
- 20 y \ AlGea&rg. Z = Cosapsar
All N " Holmes a is-ss s.r,S..r -
sss@s = = gEa ! sAe rusi Of Ezera sxrshlo al
EAe csGh
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Ess ESFUslfc.S EksFsfeS -Repah1,-
esa fnesttnSs -ia - belt tonight 81 The
fes3ossas pl@ces. addressed b. The sYsss
- nsUes kcHt0n-F ~ H.ak.s
kacasr5 tss1~ArD John Arthur - rscn
Nst AinUhsst. "A y WsAea " n
HGsnes. a. tJ&sse~ cedar Nasuszta
! n Aeorsw. gsssAss " Mel.gnnx n
fssss ssp3s Nsiiry-A AIlen
v het. l. y, Camplcu. " " galsse.
blss ~ sraoas--l a. ns.ars. : 4 kta.
nesr, Etsy. X Jssnex
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ihronsh Pullman vestibuled sieer,ar.
and dining cars; also latest Improves, ,ou,.
ist fers through "a the Eat via So,.h.
STREET. Boston hiaey N"i'"
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Tss nssp JsF. The en-'y az n. Jspar-
80 wsc vas Allied on WILDLY sand
fhaTsfsy. b,s failing tree. %. brought
~ the eiiv sn,i barred In he Ns.srie
eenastsrv YESTERDAY The deepssst Vas
kuowa emily as Tskev, s,i Re l.ssit 10
have . fsratly ltvins in Ispsa. His axe =
given a. s. yesrs. Take- 49, eTr r,ayesi hv
4 SO, snoshss gss who IL sA@ S~xse.
- y NlltaFs fsr~ He ani = e7anpaa-
scn tssth sesfca0pvers we're engage. in
falling tree Thars.isy morning II ..ll
~ = Tsrsrt vs- :Asn they hst c.ieu.
ssfs} 1po-. casehiuz Tske, sstnre he
ts'Hlt raa ~ pl.rs - safety .na kflffps
Aini INSTANTLY We leEs ver- 18th broken
.n = vera risess saa bis sutrisls p-sss sssse'
from lsrse sees ras - ~. sfSt1rsen
TIE s-~if vas huriea ~ BonneF & ser.
al
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Isks tes ScrsAr7a fs.sse -Af.-s-ss4 -.
Fs.sssa-ssesi s5esEsr su3 3laiax 81 vsssss So
a s-stAts sNss- tstse ~ = ss $500
ssxcxE. Esssaa bAseS N>
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p lssses a4sTesEscs is dress srkpsrsss sr,
~asse sSsSk sa@ eo4oss- Eox,.s. sssgqs-
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Aake TIE NorzaeEn Pa e. Fsis~saA4 ~.
s~liii. Sd s5sSE~sr 2Es4 q a % car route sy
a % as kssS oe2e~. rs e&oosssz sfr,sst.
kssssE hssss
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thldrrn f, fr Pitcher Csstaria

{se &sess - Yea asss.lsss u ss-,A n
ss'sssss sasats seasa sse IA 81 PIE ssgs gss
a ~zszSE rfsa<r L ga
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tsaatis I~ssis Or D&etsf ksna<sfx
tac re@c sarA,sa4 ~aTEsssn sss Nca4es4s \ 4
: % ssss yea ass aszFzssss a,,aa Hos -
AtFS AssHHs. lives ssiss elesst 80 4sss
et~sA fvSesFs q 4rNr. stxEsn d a~.a
eets7sa5sss "a = sessF - afslteEt ~ Nj Ruas
Aas
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The frss snew Of sae sass.s Sea Al Hose
pAk-. yesterday.
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COunc5Ima. Bsrus cane IN daring the
eoxly part of the session. ard Departed
After ieasinx the following wits the
mayor.
GeHkisasEs hershy fsFssses n sss.zna-
ti0n ~ couns3snaa from tie Third vas9.
Tor the ressou shaf hfa5 Is isapgsstble -
give ell the tine % The city ffsxf eBxAi %
- devoted 90 ~ II . lap< <zfsis - d.
nat and half attend 10 ny 0sn business
an sorry 10 have ~ DO thfs Taasx ser
respectfully. FL Bcsss-
Ilke ftsirnaaiaaal "a skes-sss.-ai
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inF i The order q services.


orssn Voluntary, beginning at 10 "a
Chorus 't,.nrious Is Ths Name Mozart
-bsFstuDe solo New Hesy'n
IN fulles' Glory -houe Hays;e,
Il horus 20 Cone. let us
sing" ,..... suAs.
-A-a~t.ste -iu~ft1e Thtp.
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At the meeting Of the board OF county
commissioners yesterday, the following
business was transacted
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nc 0F THE COUNCIL.


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- night CsanefIasan Bnfns resigned, 81
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srancbises were eoas4ssrei, he sestrst'
~ lei for tbs Temporary rIy AL, sasafs
- temporary relief for tent hoEtsrs vas
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SAede sexuIsys. sEs1 rpnEea ssissr basins - Of
> miscellaneous ard rossias osf~r yss
esausocsed. all ~ ~biels is given ssh81saess.
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kesdins 81 the 1oI, Scriptures
Hymn No ~ tune, Hsmsnrs,
serrnon by the Rev. Ri.hon Thomas
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