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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15
TIE REPUBLIcAN cAMrAIex.
Chairman Heilbron Explains the Pul
pose Of Ward Clubs.

Chairman Heilbron Explains the Pur-
pose Of Ward Clubs.
Mr.. 6eorxs II. Hebron. chairman Of the Re
publican city committee. thinks hat the Re-
publieans win win at the coming municipal
election BY loo majority. Speaking Of the
new scheme originated By the Republican COM
mItee OF organizing ward clubs and letting
them conducs the campa gn, Nh. Hsilbron said
yesterday:
s'Ihs ides 10 this: Prior 70 this year there had
been no partisan politics In municipal elections.
The Democrats. however, for reasons best
known 70 themselves. determined that party
lines should Be drawn, and nothing remained
for the party % do but 70 put . straight party
ticket In the neid THIS was done, and the Re
publican ticket was elected.
THE Introduction OF politics into the cleo
ton necessttated . municipal party election.
and . city committee va appointed. viii. b
dsems IL desirarle that the Organization for
the coming election should be iocshsed q
much as possible, SO that the Republicans in
every precinct should have . fair opportunity
to express their preference for party nominees
Vita this end in view II was decided TO organ
Ire ward Republic n clubs into which 70 throw
the party management OF each ward The OBJ
tect of this Was TO prevent any ring OF clique
from getting control OF the party.
"Undef the pan proposed there will b no
excuse for the Republicans in the different
so8A4A8
in the ward organizations.
THE fact that there will be two councilmen
and one alderman TO be selected in the different
wards makes II imperative that every Repub-
iican who has the interest of the party and the
city ct heart should do his part in making the
organization ~ perfect as p,ssibie.
"Every publ. can IN the city viii have .
full opportunity TO take part in the ward or.
e.nizations and ii he fails to do 50. he will have
no cause for complaint If his views or ideas are
not carried out 1t is designed that the ward
organization . shall take care of the several pre-
cincts in each ward aud the executive commit
tee of the ward cluos are empowered 10 appoint
one delegate from<ach precinct 70 act with the
c tv central committee. feel that am ex-
pressing the views OF the entire committee
when say that il 10 their wish to have the
parry or izatlon representative in the fullest
sense OF the term and not to allow any wing or
faction OF the party TO dictate its policy. The
Democrats are iaborfng earnestly TO succeed in
the coming election, believing that II this can
be brought about they will bs able 90 carry the
county In the fall electionA II the Republi-
cans stand united and crush out iii Discussions
they can carry the city by loo majority. Ibis
/ b lieve they viii do and the object of the or
g.nization referred 20 Is 10 leave no doubt what
ever a 10 the result"
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n what kiilais ehristened his famous portrait
of that cslebrated woman, who has since BE-
come fAmilsarly known 10 the public by that
expressive and appropriate name: In turn, she
has coupled her tame with that OF thu most
what she says:
ASeLEsEA corrAex. L B., July
Geatiemen: Astno 10 IS very unusual for me
TO use any lotions or washes. 81 II, in answer TO
your requess, have tried wssdom's " olet
Cream aud Rooerfine- Tue former 7 consider
espec ally edfcacsous In Q see OF rouxhuees Of
the akin, aud have been using IL every day for
the last fortnight. have found the Robertine
IN exec lem preparation in cases of tan Gun.
barn, ct :, caused ny exposure to March wiuds
and q July sun. Pease SEMI me a, once :
dozen bottles each. - an leaving for Earope
saturday week Yours failhfu v,
LLLIE LANGTRY.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
The Deeds REGARDED with the Audito
Yesterday.


B al estate transactions from January I. lseo.
TO date are si4l99,0s5 There were died for
record YESTERDAYS 90 d. eds. the corsfderation e..
gregating 35a7sI, an average al go roi.
lowing Il the list q furnished by osporne
Temper 4 Co., abstractors Of tifIe. rooms q m
II and II Bo d block:
J. D. Thomas ct Il. 20 b williams. a.. acres
in nv G. rner 9, Is, 4 sla.siA
Az Pretty 70 i. Lodge, v x Of Nv v Of . v
"a rs. 3. tl7a
4. Mascaer to J. 4. Wsre. lots 4 4 secs q a
1900
J. g. Rie1er 10 z o. Dodge. lot q. block "a Yea
ler's LIST. $500
A. johnson to h J. stiller, 4 acres in ne 4. 3.
{. $500
E. 4. strous to r. Taylor. lots Is. Is block B.
Primers $500.
A. Hansen "a II. Rundson u lot. a b,ocl
White & Meanings ". &. $50
D. NJ shanks TO A. J. Birke. 4xr2 chains In ne
corner lot 1. sec .. 81 /. 5000
Unlred ststes 70 ri q odeIl. ~ of .s,< ana
x OF sw II IL Is. 6 $500.
W. G. Co to a. J. smith ct a.. lot 20. block
q. G Imam Pr. s21o
J. h Dullum 70 4. Il spencer. Lot . block u.
Bells h. $3.50
b. q. Gilman to v. whits. numerous ,oss IN
0ilman's. 81.
q. :. Conover ct al tor. n. ssetson. lot a
block /. Renton'e. 81 $50
E.w. Denton 70 Il. Rs.suu. lot. and ..
block 81 Salmon B.v Pk. ,275
G.E Hus ev 10 z. ". Pet .rson. lot 4 block az.
Mayusrd's 81 150
Walters ca. to i. Anderson, lot a block 4
East Tncoma Cant "a
y. Hs.olbrsok to II. Hunter. q rs ~ I'm .ec. q
and y. tn .s. s. s1l.to0L
N. PR. r Go. 20 ", Mcdonald. nl< Of M A
q. :. $50.
n 8 to C. Tvemlow. nk Of nv "a. u. 4
s2O0
o =. John sou 20 A. Aupleton. lots 2, ana ~
MOCK 1. a 1 Circ 8 4 n 500
J. Alex ,uder Ct al to & j. piukersou. lot "A
hlock IS Kant sIOo
c. ". Gin II 70 <. Henrikssou, lot :. block s.
= rhvcc,A p.nrh s10n
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THE RLorrKR-

soFfRioR couRr-ucHTEsBEsa. J.
OF Washington VS.. q rnard Bueli--Or-
soal d ie0dant be admitted to bail ~ the
- siae 10 sol coin, the prosecuting attor-
safnting Ia OPP. court
nsssnl Lsdd ". Danham 4 coilins-Filed
\ s.stlon aud order oi sale.
naihe W. F ~. Dunham-Filed stipuia-
- order o. sale.
- 3. aAiimer VI. +. w. Dunham-Fils siipu.
ei sscss. = 's " 49, '-''
. = nc 'ols & Co.. their creditors Flied
CO ~ ~ assign e aud order % ssh.
- AZ avs. J. r. Cox et al.-Afidavis
nied; stipulation entered into al
uesh parties to use the water until the
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PASSENGER LISTS.

ARLEK, Mont, Aug. M-Passengers on North
ern Pacific train No. l., west-bonnd:
J. E. Byrnes. W. G. Decell, n. G. Osborn. Col
onel 4 a. = chenback. B 81 Mills, E. B. Dana.
Miss T. n Dunn, A. Braham, g. n. Flanders
and wife, Rev. G. l. Brown and wife. b. e.
Fianch and family. D. L. Arm, +. Chamberlain.
Mr. E. L. Williams. l. c. Weird, Miss v. D. Jenny.
> ISIS K Duffy. Mrs. Heriinger, and thirty mine
third-ciass:
For Tscoma-R. w Parks, Mr.. g. stebbins,
Mira J. & wrieh Mrs Sueyer, L B. Hunter. 3.
9. Amro X, J. H. Amrock.
For Portland--MrA G. N. Burnhefm. w. b
white. Max B. Weland. Mrs- n. K Edholm-
For Sp0kane-H. Gafwater.
For San Francisco-Aiberr Bally. and thirty
three immigrants.
MfssouLA. Mont. Aug. 14-Passengers on
Northern Pacific train No. 8, west-bonnd:
For Seattle-Mrs. J. w. Phillips and child,
Miss A. Phillips. s G. Bannell. W. W. Kirk. Ad-
die Harkins.
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Evsrythinx Gees Wrsnx

In the bodily mschani m whea the liver gets
out of order Constipation. dssp .pss. contain
fnsfioa Of The blood. imperEecs sfrnii a,ion are
certain to ensue. But " il easy 70 prevent these
consequences. ara rem ,vs their caas-. b.
course OF Hos ester's Stomach Ritsers, which
stimulates the hillary organ and regulates IRIS
&C lon The dir e. result 10 disspp ara9ee of
the prius beneath tne ribs and hr.zgh the
nesso the ssin. furred oak II the TO sgue. aud
sour odor Of the br>ash. wh en- chara >terize
nser G mp ri I'm siigcsrio. and re- u ar
habit OF body are b { 81 90 slss eur hy me
Us II this esrsted re.tora i've health,
which impar;s . degree Of Yigor the 10 J
which Is rs best guarantee of ssse from
malarial epi femics Nerve weszntas aud over
. ms on are relieved By il, and It improves both
Ape lite and sseeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
An Engine Broken ON Run-Ina@ces

An Engine Broken ON Kun-Ina$cessi-
BILE Places.
While making the run to the IRE on Nicer
street. near the Lake Union water tank VGdnes-
Gay. two steam pipes were broken On engine
No. Z. owing to the roushne1 Of the road which
is almost impassable ior the nre company ana
equipments
kngine No was ct Campbelps machine
shops q the foot Of Commercial street ala day
yesterday being repaired. aud an engine from
b. adquaFters had 70 be sent In iss place in the
North Seattle department.
Another almost inaccessible locality was found
By the department on its run 70 the small blazs
which occurred 1t Fifteenth aud Depot streets,
Wednesday evening, and even when reached by
the IRE company there was no water within
full reach Of the hose. Although neither Of the
above fires amounted 70 anything many were
inclined to criticise the IRE company for what
It without water and roads could not possibly
accomplish. In the first instance the Lake
Union tank was found 10 b 90 high that when
the pipe of engine No Was inserted Il had no
more force than that of syphon.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC BUYS IN Sc
ATfLE

The following are the deseis Oh p1icnnss
made YESTERDAY from Seattle nrm oy ne
sixteen Thousand yards Of p. 4 B. patent ssreco.
pso,i ris covering. l. $50 salious OF !. q y paint
and .Oco rounds of copper lailA
Far some time past the Northern Pacific mas
he..u expertmenting with several Kinds of Pile
nroterf ons and have finally d. G ded 10 use tne
P. & B. patent on ali the pi, . thy are drivias;
Tn fir., VII made the s,le 10 II. l. Outline q
20 ~ this civ the r. 4 b. Compa y's kole
agents for this state and Bsisfsh Columbia, IN
which plarts they hsvc sold esoot YARDS eor
ovsr n. irsy one runuinz mile cf r. Il h. G. yrr
ins ess SALONS OF r. 4 B. psinI. aud 1880
fnraris ten ons) OF copper nails fer fsstenias
Inc covering IN los.. o. Tue .ea.o~'ng ,s als
states gaver,,ment for McNsils island, Oregon
smprnsement Company. seattle, Lake Shore 4
Esstera Railway Coup ~. CO asi4 sia = rng. ...
camnnnv. Norths m Pacific Railroad tompany,
r. Dans mir 6 s ,us. Victoria and the Nsncoe-
yer Coal Miuing Compsny. Nanaimo. b. c.
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The Olympia correspondent OF the Posr.IS-
rELLlsEScER telegraphs that every member Of
Guy raor Ferry's family, consisting Of Mrs. For.
ry, Miss Ferry. Miss Julis p. Ferry, Mr. James
Ferry and Mr.. Pierre Ferry are visiting In Seat.
tie The governor said that This Is the arss time
in twenry-one years that every member of his
family had been away ct the same time.
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CHRisT's COMING.
Sermon by Bishop Hendrix. OF Kansas
City.

Bishop E. r Hendrix. of Kansas City, Mo-,
lectursd last evening 10 q fair audience in the
First Methodist Episcopal church on the subj ct
Of Christ's coming. He demonstrst ted that Christ
came in the opportune time. and that al other
religions or schools of religion since the founda-
ZION OF the world had failed. Hrs lecture was
closely followed aId much appreciated BY his
hearers.
70 Settle By the Rev. Dr. Atkins, president Of
the Corya lis college at Corvallis. Oregon. He
hsa teen attending the NJ Rtana conference Of
thu Methodist Episcopal ehu Oh Deer Lodse,
Mont, aud will so to Spoka Falls in a few
days 20 presds at the Eastern Washington con-
ference OF the same church.
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Chanwc In Court-sF.rt,.l.

special dispatch to the Poer-INrFLLraxxcER
from Olympia says that Major Generas O'Brien
has excused Captain J. C. McCrimmon. COM
nauding E compaay, Second regiment, from
serving upon the court-martiai announced in
special order No g. for the trial Of Lieutenant
W h. Gorham, Of d company. First regiment,
and Second Lieutenant Z. b. Fox, of r com.
pany. Second regiment Dayton ID detailed to
ill the vacancy.
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a slice Of : Bi~ rr...

4 section Of one OF wsshington's big trees,
which was cut by sutton q Knapp. OF sno-
homish. In the neigh bornood OF Bothell, was
shipped By the Northern Pacific RAILROAD yesser-
day TO Minneapolis. where IL will be exhibited
at the u, nnesofa fair. IL was cut from near the
butt of Or iog, and 10 eighteen inches thick,
eleven feet six inches in diameter, and weighs
4 500 pounda
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A LOST ADDRESS.
A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Francisoo
for It.


Mrs. Harriet McNamara Of s19 State etroek
Trinidad, Colorado, while visiting in St Louis
last summer. did not suffer with her usual sick
headaches and Indigestion But upon her ~
turn to Trinidad her old troubles came upon
her. Il was not the St Louis climate that did
20 much for her sick headaches The secret II
told In the following letter, received By Thomas
Price & Son, the well-known assayers of 5a4 Sac
rsmento Street, San Francisco. Mrs. McNamazs
writes:-
"Three months since was visiting In q
Louis and obtained two bottles of Joys vegets
BILE Sarsaparilla It was Of great relief to me IL
my headaches and indigestion. Since my 70
tarn to my home in Trinidad feel the need OF
Il, and Is have lost the address write to yos
10 ask II you win not kindly forward this letter
b the proper number in San Francisco, and
have me sent few more bottles OF this valuable
vegetable compound"
Joy's Vegetable Sarsapsrilia Is an almost eor>
tain cure for sick headaches and constipation.
People who have Used It once win send hum
essds Of miles TO get it. - I'm the above instancA
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AT THE HOSPITALS.
Ballard Man Loses Finger-A Typhoi,
Patient.

Joseph Brown. an employe in the Huron Lum-
Der Company's mill 1t Botheii, was taken 70
Grace hospital yesterday with the FIRST faeer of
his left hand cut Cd, from contact with the saw.
and the hand also bad y iacerated. He Is also
suffering with typhoid fever
:. Corn. Of Ballard, was taken 10 Grace hos
pitsi yesterday morning with typhoid fever.
Frank Ladouceur, the teamster whose leg was
broken In the runaway on Grant strees bridge
Aususi 2. and afterwards amputated, 10 rapidly
recovering ut Providence hospital
l. p. Nelson. the grader whose leg was 20
badly crushed By falling earth while at work on
DR.. b. A. Smiths lot on Second and Cherry
streets No. day afternoon. and who aft. rwaris
suffered smputation. ID slowly improving ct
Providence hospital
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GRANT srREEr RE-PLASKISG.
Men VIII Commence
Today. 4

Today. L.
The work OF re- plsnking Grant street brifge
vii, he commenced mex Monday by force Of
m. n under Street Commissioner Alexander.
Grant street bridge Is tbs ma avenue lead
inc nth fram h city. II IS 100 feet long and
Grasses the tise q sts 10 the head OF the bay. For
the asst year the travel has oeea 20 great tina
the planSs OF the ROADWAY hsve oecome greatly
u,,r,, Though there 10 as yet NJ danger OF the
planks giving way under teama
The new plsnkins viii De OF tour-inch lumber
,.ia aissonally acruss the roadway. and II viii
rsonirs 7oo.uco feet Of lumber 70 do the work.
Twenty Ave men will be put on and they will
work in such . manner that trsfac over the
bridge VIII not b interrupted
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Seattle can consider It's. II fortuna . in having
the oniy comp etc iesesry Establishments on
Puget sound ~ J < bs,ye's. 50 Front s. ecI
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Az Kngraviag Plant for Seattle.

Mcssrx. L. W. Wooster and J. c. Steele hare
completed arrangements for putting IN IN ex-
ssns.ye engraving pant in Seattle. together with
the entire fixtures and machinery for oil tne
modern processes OF reproduction. inciaitng
riucographs. hali,cnA nosgtype. asto>ype. pho
towsans and hrhousphy. Ies uschtuszy ana
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Iri.h Republican club.

A meeting OF the Irish Republican Club will
be held at Republican headquarters 10 the But
tier block, Saturday night at o'clock. The
Irish-Ana~ricans of this city number among
them = very large percentage of Republicans.
and the club Is on coed footing.
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" y

s4i.3oo-4iss acres OF the best water front
properly in West Seattle, at $l.oo) per sra
42o,5So-1s7 acres Of water frontage en-
Mercer island. at $50 per acre.
S7.Soo-Ta:rty acres north OF Union Bay
on the line of the seatfles Lake shore 4 Eastera
raiircad. There soni Re geot p oft in ssll-
ing this land in acre tracts or lots.
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Business PROPERTY
NEsIDENCEIoTs.

S4s75o-Two lots d20 feet squared northeast
eorner OF Tenth and stewart streets. IN
streets are now being erad,,; and brick bust
ness block Is TO be erected OIL the opposite ecr-
nsr- This isches2 properly With . good future.
eit COO r 40 lots aso feet seuare) at the
northwest corner of Madison and Tenth streets
In is universally aek now.edgsd the choc IS
corn in tie city Tor q nse residence and IL is
on OF the few locations where tie view viii
not BE- ebstructed SIR. otto Ranxe is now
building ane pressed brick mansion. the arst
trick residence in kbs city. diagonally access
Madison street This is mo- only the most de-
sirahle corner in the CITY, bat ths cheapest
property Ia the vicinity. anu we IN iae il will
find ready sale IL there Is aay one in the city
seeking ocation Tor ans residence.
35,6oo-Two lots 90 feet square) north
east corner OF Tenth and stewart streetx Both
streets are now being grated and brick bus-
ness block Ia to be crested on tia opposite cor
ner This Is cheap properly with good fu-
ture.
S4,OOo-Two OF the choicest lots in Rem
ton addition, facing Madison street. GA the sum-
NIT Of the elevation. With 5 magnificent view.
e2,3oo-A dne corner in Renton addition.
with . s0foos frontage.
s2.7so-i2o feet square in Renton addition.
s2.Ooo-Fins lot on Lombard street, near
Thomas.
s2.5oo-Aii of Block 4, T. Hsaford's addi-
ton.
St.6oo-Twe desirable los in Painney's
addition. near Broadway
Sf,5co-Tvo lots nearly opposite sJudze
LIGHT nber.'s residence. near the corner Of
Broadway and Depot streets, with dae view.
l,2oo-Loton Birch street. near Prospect
in Mezcer's second addition.
Si.Ooo-Lots in Rentoa addition from
u. oo1 upward
e4oo-Lots In Bigeiows addition. near the
north cad cable road Corners 500.
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Through Pullman vesuouled sieepers and dir
shYuugh % the East via Northern Pacific rai1
nd A. CafloerE. city uekes agent, sl6 eecon1
s0sa2 1csson otocks = 1onkin. depes ockGe
oeenI 6oaSxsA
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To Messrs Wisdom
NEW DRESS rARRIcs
WELL OfF

Fail 1880 sly es Jus IN. Fr ncn p~ tern sai,s.
plalds. fipes. cnss I, ansi " pain csiorings,
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THE POLICE COURTS.

Niilisus' arson case. IN Justice Miilsr's
eesday afternoon. three witnesses fos
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Mr.. z. E. Nilas. Of Ogdensburg, N. r. and Mr..
J. C. Boyd. OF Blaine. were callers at the Cham
Der Of Commerce buiidinc Yesterday
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$40, ooo-one of the best equipped brick
yards on the sound Everything is In good
working or Ter. One owaer .oui1 prefer 70 sell
iourtn or half interest 10 rel 40 sld prse-
ueai man.
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We ARE The LARGEST
Retailers in the state. Our psiess e l Chester
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HNsyAzss@sAczs.

Olympic Hotei-This line new hotel.
locat q on West ssE.es. wifh q hHe view and
Srst-elass equipments 1rorghca il for lease for
long term Oh very rsassaa bic ierns. Every
hotel in the city is eFoweei so oyerHowirg ard
this is a rsre opportunity for reliable and
p-zctical man
Pr nrad Mafter-wc have on hand q
Isrss SUI ply OF our hands sac 81 ustra.ed books
eDti ed. Washington. the ETergrcen Sta ..
nd seat 9, is Aesrop Is-s otasr attractive
IteFatnrs regara n { Q state Of Washington.
Tor grasnitons di.tF ba on Cali aad get
Supply to send ~ your Eastern fsisadx
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FoJsEs xLo1S.

SIS, ooo-Two lots With two double houses,
on Ien;n street. tttween stewart and Viz
ginia. The four housss rent for $50 per month.
and the rent could be increased.
lo,5oo-rwo lots with cool residence,
northwest corner OF Sixth aud Spin streets.
We ask any one seeking an Investment Of this
sort to price property in the vicinity aad see
II there is anything spproschin; this for
cheapness.
%, ooo-Corner lot with seven-roo
house. small garden. barn, etc, corner OF Mary
and Fourth streets in Pontins' second addi.
ton. three blocks from the Lake Uaion electric
road.
ei.z5O-snall cottage on Fifth street.. near
Onion. with fractional lot This is the only
opportunity We know OF 70 sc. cozy home
so centrally located for 50 little money
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SEE OUR NEW KID GLOVE
Department All lifted 70 sAs hand. chester
CieAry. -
Gasoline and gas ssovsA Loyhsd . Son. cor
uos Front and uuton
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-11
Change of Road.
COUNTY.

GEORGIA-cOBB COUNTY.
CIV York, W H Richardson, j P
Stephens, ct al, have made application for
change of the public road, that leads
from Big Shanty and intersects the Gums
ming road at Sandy Plains church Said
petitioners desire to change said road
commencing at the creek east OF Blacks
wells crossing on the NJ 81 N G R r, and
running up hollow on north side and
interesting old road one hundred yards
above. Also commencing at J. R. Me-
Kinnie's mill and running up hollow
on north side, and crossing old roaG and
running in the direction and by the resi~
dence Of J r Knnie and interesting the
Cumming road near the residence of w
NJ Gober. The Commissioners have re-
viewed and reported on said change. All
persons are notified that the petition for
said change will be heard on Monday,
Sth OF September next, and it no legal
cause is shown TO the contrary, said
change OF road will be finally granted.
This August 9th, 1890.
J. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.