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SAN FRaScIsco. May 5.-The following
passengers sailed today on the steame.
Walla Walla:
Fer Ssassle-Miss Blsuch Chesman. :. L.
Green and wife. Mrs.. Thomas Ewing. A. Meyer,
Mrs z p. West, Mrs Watts, q. Il Sherwood,
y H. German, D. 7. Durham. Fannie Alien,
E Salhaoo, p. sAibicn, e. Sxibion and wife,
John Fisher. Rev. r. DIFFERING and wife, Ms.
Robinson. Miss Robinson. ]. b caruthers, r. y.
wilrnan, Mrs F. NJ. Carter. MrA & W. sAeah,
Mrs ]. A. Siad. John Price, George Buckley. r.
Maddox and wife, r Homer. Mrs Appleton,
Miss Manning, Miss T. Holland, W. s. Bailey
and wife
For Taeora-Mrs. r. Clermon.. Mrs. Clement,
Mrs ]. P. koroes. W. e. Buell.. Mrs Collins and
daughter. Mrs j. Vandyke, Miss N. Gallagher,
Mrs Gallagher. Mrs r. e. Good. C.. G. Gixisr.
W C. Esrnes. Mrs q. D. Astoad and mother.
For yictozia-Miss Mathews, Mr.. Hardy. villa
and child: Mrs Hall, Miss Greer, Miss Kistis
Harris. Mrz ]. C. Provost and dang aser, J. c.
Provost, r. Sserns and wife, I. Martin. J. A.
Flaherty.
Fog Port Townscnd-Mrx ISaacs MrC&nn, A.
Rocker, DR. 7. Johnston.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. May 5-The produce markets
were moderately active this morning, but a. a
rule quotations were UNCHANGED Shipping
wheat was nominal At about $L7s1s per GENITAL.
Barley is weak, choice feed sold this morning az
$L45 per GENITAL. There is no change in the po-
tato market Onions are doing better and prices
are very firm Fruits of al kinds in season are
doing well Prices for choice citruo product
have not weakened very much. LIBERAL sup
plies of strawberries are coming in. ana prices
are shade lower. Cherries remain about the
same All grades of butter are held hrmIy. The
call for choice ranch eggs has picked up some
what and some particularly zne lots have been
sold az an advance over the quoted prices.
Over supplies OF Asparagus caused that vegetable
are yet in heavy supply and cheaper. Rhubarb
is plentiful and very weak Wax beans are now
in and sold II good prices summer squash has
DROPPED. string beans are unchanged
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipss-F Flour. Il 90 quarter sacks:
wheat. E.oo centais: barley, 500 cenfals.
1910 sacks; wine, s., 200 gallons
fiour-Famiiy extra. =. 409s 30 per Dbl: hake:s'
extra. S. ss6a5D: superfinc. s. ssasN
nrabse shipping wheat Is more or less nominal.
Bariey-So. feed. 81. as ..si- ga; choice. Ns,:
LIS per GENITAL Tor good 70 choice
Osis-Sarprisc, 81 aesyl9l %. milling. $40
Iaess: good To choice feed. sls.,.ssl ss,s: fair.
$i-Ssel-S5. xray, 81 s.s-s1i-S-;s per GENITAL
Corn Large yellow, E-s7sz; small vel
low, $Licss, white. Sl-estai-s % per GENITAL
OPTIONS.
Can board sales. Wheaf-Ruyer 1891. $.7I0
i-.s4, closing At Sl-Tsxs buyer season, 81 sos..
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, &c: telexraphic. &c stex.
ling bills Bank, $sSsiS. sight ASesx CONNER
eiai, t4-ssA4- silver barn, sa9aSs1c Mexican dol
lars sss>tg7Sc.
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Csase-o Options opened stesay and nnchsased
70 > points Up Sales were = so. bag
susAf--kaw, nominal and DALI refined, VA
sepp<r-xeslecsed and nominal.
aead-ssesdy. domestic, 49,.
1ia-f1rE. straits, &nSz-
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO. May wheat Is weak and lower
ne opening was = 60 sc lower than the closing
der active demand Immediately frrrn the start
and with only slight fnc-zAxturs. s.saacsss -
&C for July. bias a. this advance hecsuse
heavy AID gradual decline set in. prices reed
ing ASIixc. and then pznicky declined 10 more,
recovered and then declined Il ~s quite sudden
y nuessaaies. and closed aho1s 80 lover shan
&c lower and December = e lower Receipts,
sTsoN hussels: shipments. xss.s0 bushels.
Swnsasrtash, pc; July, s7sss.z.c
oss-we.k: cash, ss.sesic. July. .ssss.
Isra-wssE: s s.sa. ~; 49,. july 1si 49,
kye-Dull q Ssc.
Whisky-$l1z.
sAoulden-sa0sAas;s hers elsaz. q IS;
abort nhs, $6ea
CHICAGO LIVE srccK-
CHICAGO. May S-caftle- Receipts. ssh:
SLOW and Irregular: prime steers. seas-ss. oth-
Hoes-Recsipss, II, 0e. stesdy: common. s. -
Gan: packes and mixed. $sse1Aao: prime
heavy and butchers weights, $lsSss.o5s light,
SIsIz5. pigs. &414o
sheep-Receipis. s,op: strong and higher,
nasiyes, AscSds5: TEXANS, $50 Westerns,
PHILADELPHrA. May 5.-Wcel-Quiet; Noa-
tana- asc- Texas territorial, is9e2c.
NEv YoKK.April ei--wcol-SteS6ys domestic
feece. S+1y-c
BosTos, May 5-The densnd for wool il mod
crate Territory wool. eAeesc for clean tine.
ssseo2c for fne medium: ss1S-c for medium.
California and Oregon wooss-Choice super,
4a945c; lair TO good super, o4szc, extras, Ia
sc
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAxGK.
Bosroy, May a-Ciosing stocks:
Atchison & Topeka 81 Mexican Cen, CON. y
Burlington .. 50,
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
InSpoS. May a-Ciosiug consols: Money.
o5is, June account, 49, T. 8 a, fssA,
T. : 4sss. loss-- Bar silver. 4f1d per ounce.
Money. per cent
BREADSTuFFxL
LIVERPOOL May S-wheat-C nshanged
CoTn-pemsnd fair for spot and good foe
futures spot, Sc Cd: Nay, June and July. - sAd,
steady
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NV yokx srocx ExcHAxsx.

NKv Yokx, May 5-The STOCK market
opened 6ria this morning. London, in selling
its spceial;ies. precsrisa.ed movement which
soon wiped out early gains. Upon the announce
mens in the afternoon of the further engagement
OF 81 SOC 600 in gold for shipment, selling became
general for beth sides OF account and final deal
ings were marked by quieter tone, bat the close
was heavy at about BOTTOM Egures Losses in
eiude Lackavanss j !. sugar ]. silver certificates
/, and Northern Pacific preferred
Government bonds. steady
Petroleurn-Jumped Il &C.
EyfoEr OF GOLD
Gold coin amounting to$i-5oao0 was ordered
for shipment to Europe tomorrow.
MONEY AND ExCHASGE
Money On cali. easy. closing offered AZ s
Prinle mercantile paper, A.e. sterling ex-
change. quiet and steady; uldAy balls. a-S5sa,
demand, A.ss5s, Bar silver, - sc.
soSD<
Us a. trezA. Isp.J : IS teoupo1l iof
L. : ~ teeuponl-. LIZ Pscinc5s US
4 as sree A. lal
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THE RACKET,
1905 FRONT ST.
POSITIVELY THE
Cheapest Store on The Coast
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY!

All-.ilk yeIlins any 1, ss = la l-s e 81
Good corsets. only sac
Black silk mists only ] Sc
27-ineh embroidery, ali eolors, only 2sc. worth
sc.
Extra heavy children,s hose. pairs for 2Sc.
Regular $3.50 boys suits only $1.e0
Regular IS co boys suits only $1.S5
Rssu., g S Sy. suit: only only ssoo
Regular 81 so boys suits only - 90.
Mems suits only -, $50 and IS. worth %, -
Mems pants only ssc- worsh q So
Mems pants only 81 IS. worth S2s0.
Table cloths ali linen, 7tsyds long. only &c.
Needles, lie paper. az
silk suspenders only 25c.
Ladies' fast black hose. 3 pairs for 2Sc.
Boys pants 25c and SIC
ladies' fast black hose. regular made only 2Oc.
Choice c eowsrs only only s SIS wor,s SSs
Choice flowers only CSC. worth clio.
Choice flowers only u. worth Sta
Lace curtains only sc per pair. worth 81 so.
Lace curtains only q. IS per pair, worth S2.e5.
Lace Curtains only sao0 per pair. worth $s7s.
Muslin underwear at less than its cost to manu-
Aillinen towels only sc Per dox.
AlllInen napkins only Sc per dox-
Turkish towels only soc per dox-
Ladies' Isle thread vests only l5c-
Ladies jersey fitting merano vests only lie.
Ladies' fast black Isle vests only Sc.
ladies' silk vests, AL shades, only 75c.
Envelopes Sc . bunch
Note paper 10 sheets for 20c.
sewing silk &c spool.
Twist lc spool.
Pins &c paper
Curling irons loo and l5c.
kid-covered hair curriers' Sc bs,neh-
Extra quality besaspreads only 81, worth ea.45
Fine quality hedspresds only 81 IS worth 81. rs.
Turkey red table linen only 2Sc rery5.
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coNFEcrFOyERs.

II H..eAA CONFECTIONERY. ETC
.o1S~sys ce cream, al tavorS. always on hand.
tscmptiy to All parts of IN city. Metro
- ~ ~ nAvors. one quart 90 cents three
aeA two quarts 81. or 81 per gallon:
syEonSs .candsss mate mesh daily; largest
y TIE CITY al Henry'S SlT Third
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cxrY NOTICES.


- PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ - once q the board of public works
~ - MondAy. H. 36th last tof the fol-
1ueoed property u the city a seattle:
Nh, Mock sixteen f16), Maynnfd's addi-
(Gsy han site). and lots fvo Isl and sfx 20,
1oIfs Third addition: terms, one-hnlf
oeodes IN ninety days at ten (10) Per
uons night reserved to reject any and III
v0t0ee 81 the beard.
NV. d. HOLBROoK. Secretary.
II p1aication, Nay ., 1891.
DulLOwIN0 CITY WARRANTS WILL
~ upoo presentation Ct The city trenaurer's
- 70 interest allowed altar fifteen DAYS
~ Publication q this notice: water fund
- IOaL 7o3 20 023 inclusjve.
AN 20. 1oo1.
WILLIS l. ANEs. CITY Treasursr.
or DOND6-SEALED BIDS WILL he
uyo4 b. the UNDERLINED city Comptroller
Zo1ooee Friday. Nay Is, 1891, at IL o'clock M
- purchase Of local Improvement HONDA IN
the city a Seattle In accordance with the
49, a ordinance No. 1.0o0 Of sald city. Said
- iasued l0r Tie purpose d paying t1e the
IvoOent u Broadway nom Yez1ef avenue to
1test street, are n0n-opeionn1 ten year bonds
~ interess II the rate a. . Per cent, payable
.1nnually. Both Interest and principal paya-
: the once Of the city treasurer. The right To
, any and Ill bids b reserved
"a April IL lsei.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SApEn STOCK AT AUCTION
kSneedav. Nay 20. n 10 q M, ~ police
.leers- corner Fourth and Terrace sfrtess, I
~ = public auction to the highest bidder for
Aloy expense Of impounding and keeping
wing described animals. Wig: One hay
tAl yeAys Of age: black Points spot on
TIE owner Of the above described ami
ne unknown. BOLTON ROGERS
Chef OF Police.
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MANICURE.

AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
- = 6s ~ seStrosesist. hairsirNssing pAriors.
.1.yoke oleck Prom, and >pr;ng slreetS
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Eros HAVE JUST OPENED AN
Psesegraphsc studio ., No. lis Marion
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CoUxrr xOrxcns.

SIcE-TO ALI. PERSONS FURNISHING
11ofinlo 20, rendering service or Performing
.! King county. Notice 10 hereby given:
19ss ana sccofdins % a Get pessed BY the
- - rcguiate the disbursement a. Al fnunles
oU1en og the State a. Wanhfngtou, and al
~ eoanfy and precinct OGlcem and commits
~ - stete ~ Wilmington, and declaring IN
Al c3edma pgeoented TO said county for
~ bofninhed, services rendered OF Labor per-
4maA b In Duplicates and accompanied hv
1870. certifying On honor thai such material
~ f4lntahed. service rendered or labor PER-
NJ oenc5ihed IN nAid claim, which aatd cert
D0nn - pnU o(aAid claim or attached 70 the
psuanet = district oGscers charred with d,s-
nm q public monies or presenting claima 10
U ~ material furnished. services rendered
~ peg1ofme0 In and for eaid county, ehalI
~ temiHod vouchers for such dixSurSe
uoecA said vouchers ahall be IN duplicate,
IN - Nth the saditcr Of said county, the
Nsaaned BY the ofliccr o. person max
o0o CO. Of claim.
~ vourAen ahall contain . certificate by the
ml00rer making such disbursement or al
c3olm. ceFtfytnG on honor thai the ma
uhich such disbursement b made, or claim
- eeea actually delivered. rendered or
- M of said acf reads as follows:
cer a. pefp0u violating any Of the pro-
~ mia act shall be deemed gatlty Of = mis-
u ~ enm cf nos less than 800 or more
md may be impFisoned In the county
- than ten days nor more than az
eesehen q claims presented to this once for
- must b made cut and certified TO In
~ oounty commissioner
"A. TWICHELI County Ambition.
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uKfy TREAsuRER'S NoTiCE-THE
&91e1nRer cf King county, washington. win
Weoentatton Ill warrants drawn on the
~ Of school district No. 4, bearing date
md including warrant No. S7l. issued
IL No interest VIII Be paid on such
= amer thts date. BYRON PHELPS.
.r County Treasurer.
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TIDES At sEATTLE HARsoR FOE TIE WEEK Bx-
GIyxIxS WEDyKsDAY. NAY &
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I'D ~. ANTHONY's sTNDERY.
- unonufhcsuneF8. removed to Wash-
- ooenae Commercial sxroet. eaafs1e,
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Strangers visiting Seattle this week
will find it to their interest to visit
THE RACKET.
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nUcAxT0xAL.

Gf.AND MARBLE WORKS. COR
- 1fke streets. Seattle: Ill kinda
0ck - noortese noeaces designs fur
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fE1s
Hay-oujes and fsrn-
Hcps-firn a. 2s9sc
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In the First pres met OF said ward. NJ the south
west corner OF Fronf and Union streets
In the second precinct Of said ware. nj the .ol
schooshotsser the east side Of Third street nes
the northeast corner Of Third ard Pine streets.
In the Third precinct Of said ward, AZ y.
freeds building. On the west side OF Ninth stree
near Olive street
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In the First precinct ot said ward. at the north
east corner Of Thomas and Warren streets
Ii the second precinct Of said ward On the
Denny park. CO the northeast corner Of Dspos and
Dexter streess
In tue Third precinct Of said ward. II the basid-
ing crp <sfe The house OF the seattle Electric
Railway and Fover Com PAW. the cas-. side Of
Temperance street between Mercer and Roy streets
And notice Is hereby farther given 10 al whom
IL HAY coaeerr, that said eaecgaa. both upon said
several propositions submitted tn and ey said 0ri-
nAnce Ne. I -Os. and npon said proposition sub
raiite1 La and by said ordnance No Tp- VIII he
conducted In accordance ltA The prov ssso1s Of the
charter Of sid city Of Seattle ana THE general laws
Of thr state 81 WAShia gton. AMI the polls each
Of said Places OF voting for sad election viii De
opened sid ay Of said electica at nine o'clock
In the morning and VIII continue epen without re-
cess anil seven clock ia the evening. ana viii
close al said last named Anur, Aaa that said esex
ton will then a-ts there be conducted ny the
sS,ec,ors and Judges uf election fox said several
places of voting IN said several election precincts
IN szG city who are respectively Arre ated such
IN and by 10th said ordinance Ma l.-0e and said
ordinance No l.7e-. 10 vii.
IN THE xEksr
For THE place Of voting in tie Ffrs, precinct Of
said ward WssEsaa Bailey. Inspector. ana y r.
DAVIS and Thomas q. Hughes. Judges Of said cleo
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-09-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Notice to Defendant in an Original
Attachment Suit.

Johnson City Tin & Stove Company
VS.. j. L. Wofford
In pursuance to an order heretofore
made and entered by H. G. Hart, a
Justice of the Peace for Washington
county, Tennessee, in an attachment
suit wherein Johnson City Tin & Stove
Company are Plaintiffs and you are
Defendant, you are hereby notified
that upon the affidavit of Plaintiff in
which it is alleged that you are in
debted to the Johnson City Tin &
Stove Company in the sum of $685.
thirty-three dollars and fifty cents, by
account, that you have removed your
self from the State and are absconding
so the ordinary process of law can not
be served on you, that said debt is
Just, a writ of attachment was on 81,
of August 1891 issued in this cause
against you by III. G. Hart Justice Of
the Peace for Washington county,
Tennessee, which writ came to the
hands of M. F. Hickey a Deputy
Sheriff of said county and State and
was by him executed by levying this
attachment on the following real
estate to wit: One house and lot on
Unaka Avenue in Johnson City 9th
civil district of Washington county,
Tenn, and bounded as follows North
vacant lot ofMr. Hunt south vacant
lot, Of J. A. Martini east Unaka
Avenue, west an alley, said lot front
ing 55 feet on Unaka Avenue and
running back 1853 feet, even width to
an alley, and levied on as the property
Of j. L. Wofford on the 81 of August
1891 at II o'clock m. as appears from
said Deputy Sherif's return to H. G.
Hart, J. p aforesaid. Now then you
the said J. L. Wofford are required to
appear at noon on the 3rd day Of
October 1891 at the office of H. @.
Hart J. P. in Johnson City 9th civil
district of Washington county, Tenn,
before him as the Justice having cog
nizance of this cause then and there
to defend this action 50 commenced
against you by attachment otherwise
will be proceeded in against you
exparte.
II. G. HART, ]. P.
a2S-4tf Johnson City, Tenn.
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Double Wedding.

They take the road OF conjugal hap
piness in Greeneville as well as else
where. A double wedding took place
there Thursday evening, at the resi-
dence of w. O'Keef.
John M. Rosenblatt was united in
marriage to Miss Edith Marshall ;
and Hugh Gouchenour, the we'll
known drummer, pledged him
self to love and support Miss Flossie
Marshall through all remaining life.
Rev. VIM. G. Wells was the oftlciat-
ing..minister, and he was assisted by
the Rev. Mr., Ringgold, of Knoxville.
A large and brilliant company were
present at the marriage, and an ele-
CANT supper was served.
The bridal party left for Morehead
City, in all the Joy of their happy atm
ity.
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COMET SCINTILLATIONS.
Read the "Want Column"

Read the "Want Column"
That was fine large rain we had
yesterday, and may spoil SEINE ones
camp meeting boom.
Rev. T. B. McAmis will preach in
the First NJ. E. Church Sunday at
10 80 a. M, also at 7 ;15 p. m.
The editor of THE COMET acknowl-
edges receipt OF favors from Senator j.,
A. West, OF this (the first) Senatorial
District,
The centre cartoon in Puck of Sep
TENDER Cd, by Joseph Keppler, is en-
titled, "The G. 0. P. Duchess and Her
Rival Leaders" General "Ben Boum"
Harrison and "Fritz Jim" Blaine are
stating their views as to how the COM
ing campaign should be conducted.
The young man who, few days ago,
hid away a kettle just for mischiev-
Gus prank on some one, would do well
to number his valises. He is mer-
chant, and the first letter Of his name
is Harry Lyle. A good way to have
his valise returned, perhaps, would be
to put a dozen lines in THE COMET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harr are bui ding
nice conservatory in their front yard
Some mischievous fellow wanted
us to speak Of it as tobacco barn, all
because Mrs. Harr was deceived and
planted some tobacco seed under the
impression that 1t was a very fine
flower. But we would not do it. You
arn'te goin' to get us to joke people ii
that way.
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Thursday evening, s o'clock, Sept.
3rd, 1891, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Arther H. Hamaker,
of Strasburg, Va, to Miss Lula A.
Simerly, of Elizabethton, Tenn. It is
putting it mildly to say the occasion
was one Of joy. Mr.. Simerly's splendid
home was thoroughly lighted and
specially ornamented for the occasion.
A host of friends and relatives, in
response to invitations, were gathered
to witness the conjugal ceremony and
to participate in the festivities that
followed. The bride was beautifully
dressed in silk, and presented an i'm
posing figure as, leaning upon the
manly form by her side, she vowed she
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Notice to Defendant in an Original At
tachment SUITE
H. H. Cox VS.. ]. L. Wohord.

H. H. Cox VS.. ], L. Wofford
In pursuance to an order heretofore
made and entered by H. G. Hart, a
Justice of the Peace for Washington
County, Tenn, in an original attach
ment suit, wherein III. H. Cox is plain
tiff and you are defendant, you are
hereby notified that upon the affidavit
of plaintiff, in which it is alleged that
you are indebted to II. H. Cox in the
sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars,
by account; that you have removed
yourself from the State and are alb
sconding, so the ordinary process of
law can not be served on you, that
said debt is just, writ OF attachment
was on the 28th day OF August, 1891,
issued against you in this cause by II,
G. Hart, a Justice of the Peace for
Washington County, Tenn, which
writ came to the hands of r. G. Hun
ter, Constable Of Johnson City, Tenn,
and was by him executed by levying
this attachment on the following real
estate, to-wit: One house and lot on
Unaka avenue in Johnson City, Ninth
Civil District of Washington County,
Tenn, and bounded as follows north,
vacant lot of Mr.. Hunt; south, vacant
lot of j. A. Martin east, Unaka ave-
nue.; west, an alley; said lot fronting
55 feet on Unaka avenue and running
back 1853 feet (even width) to an alley,
and being lot 80, in Block s, of the
Watauga Land Company's Addition
to Johnson City, and levied on as the
property Of ]. L. Wofford, on the 2Sth
day of August, 1891, at 10 a. m, as APP
pears from said Constable's return to
H. G. Hart, ]. p, as aforesaid. Now
then, you, the said ]. L. Woford, are
required to appear at noon on the Sd
day Of October, 1891, at the Office OF H
G. Hart, J. p, in Johnson City, Ninth
Civil District of Washington County
Tenn, before him as the Justice having
cognizance Of this cause, then and
there to defend this action so com
menced against you by attachment
otherwise will be proceeded in against
you exparte. H. G. HART, ]. P.
a29-4tsa Johnson City, Tenn
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would "always love him" Mr., Hama
ker is a graduate Of Milligan College,
a man Of fine business capacity, and a
genial christian gentleman. He
carries off not only the best wishes Of
his many friends, but, also, one of the
mos: beautiful and rarely accomplished
of women. The happy couple boarded
the train next morning for their future
home in Strasburg. May their cup of
Joy never be less full
d. T, BUCK,
Officiating Minister.