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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-09
PERSONAL

I. Y Jones. OF Arlington. is At the Dil-
Ter.
J. Elliott, OF Nelson, b. C.. is guest s.
the Rainier.
Frank l.. Champion. of Mount Vernon,
Is "a the city.
J. Marcus. of New wAascom, Is stopping
ai the Arlington.
j. White. OF Vancouver, h. C.. is CUES.
a; the Occidental
O. L. Sestos. of Spokane. registered q.
the Dsller yesterday.
). Egwood. Of Blaine. registered yester-
day a. tie Northern.
r L. Lippincos,. of Noun, Vernon. is
stopping 81 The Dflier.
Lew.s johnson. OF Missoala, Moat, is
stopping AZ the Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". S'glar. OF Snoho-
mish. registered yesterday st the Oeci-
dental
Mr.. AMI Ms. George A. Joiner. OF Ana
corte-. registered yesterday Il, The Ar
liugton.
Mr.. aad Mrs. c. n Francis and FL
+ scher. II New Whatc0n. are stopping a.
;he Northern.
r q. Nlcsiin. OF New Whaicoun, for
merry chief Cie4k Of the state house Of
representatives, IS stopping ~ the Diiler.
James MekialAy and ssse have removed
from Dassntsh - 90 South sixth street.
after residence az the former place for
fourteen years
K HI. II. Alexander. OK the British Co
iambls TImhsr ans Tradlng Company. az
Vancouver, b. &. y guess a. the Airing
ton. on hls way home from n visit 10 san
Francisco.
Receiver Thomas 4 Brogn. Of ghe Lake
Shore Fo4s accompanied by his two
daughters Aad Ms Elaine Hsnfori, %
this civ. will leave this morning. for
Southern California. 10 remain there two
~ three weeks.
J. J. Donovan. Of Fajrhaven. member II
the state road commission. which was
created ~ She IAst legislature and aQsAcr-
ixrd - tGud sAeoa road across y hat
com. okaa9sau aod stevens counties a as
in the c4ty yesterday \ TsseS; -: The Nor.a-
efD. lie j. on las &av IL olympia
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Snahomish NeHG.

SSoHoxrsH. March Especial "A
tramp named Thomas Brown. and giving
his business IS TIA. Of sailor. Was arrested
while breaking into TIE store Of o. e.
Crossuaa some time SINCE aad vas
brought before Judge Denney yesterday.
plead guilty and sentenced 10 one rear IN
the peni,entiary.
In the case Of the state -. John Ward
who 81; oil part OF the ear Of Frank Leafs in
fight last fail, the jary found the deiend-
ant guilty Of simple mayhem.
John Conway. superintendent Of the
poor farm. vas arrested this morning on
comp. Amt Of one OF the inmates. William
Baker Baker vas sen: to the county hos
pitai last fall on account of a sprssned
ankle, and has been there since. The
superintendent put him to work the other
day. and he reyoltet, being of vicious
disposition and prone TO laxiness. Con-
way attempted 20 enforce the rules of the
institution. and put him in q root cellar a.
punishment. when be showed fight. bat
was downed. This morning he made
complaint and caused the arras. Of the
snyerin,endant On trial Judge Smith
found the prisoner not guilty and dis
missed the case. Baker was sent back,
and will remain auie: or ind hinxel.
under charge Of the sheriff The action
Of the superintendent Is upheld by the
cttixenx
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EATEN Up By FLAMES
Inaccessible House DESTROYED
by Fire.
ENGINES COULD NOT REACH IT.
L T. JeRxsesf Eessdenee Near Lake
WAsASagson Goes Up IA sMsks
Lees. $500.

Tie residences c< E J. JeEries. rss- Lake
WAsaiag-oa- uxs sosa'Ir 6essyoy-i % re
Last sre7iag The ho1se = 81 loc.r-- On :
hzxh s1svzssa1 .ear the AXE fross - aboEs
ne soz.hsrz end % D-exel Arrears. and
Ia ccEn.zGiax position made the IRE
vSss1se for . lsag distance. rs Il hgese1 GF
tie x5o&e sxy
An s4sru was .esephored % the ire de-
rars-eas aa1 several pseces 81 apparatus
s.8r-e! tor sne yssse. bat ths Location O
sae house va srsa that .hey ec2l1 no&
.gr-s@ca y ard rae onsy sss2s1s1ee the
members Of ias IRE department. eoclc
render xxs u earring the f--n2:E-e oGs
a. sro -aoEs. Sake a.. Ere 2--ves.ec
tie rest o: tie f--rI1--s from beng saves
The Aozse xas os brick. o-e-ssory h1gA-
Eita . -a-ssr1 -oci. and the Lcss Stli
s-oaaI 81 ss.issl The property vAs IL
.1-s5. bat for wn.- amount eoEsd not e
learned .ass sTeaiag
NJ. J-G-ses' theory % che o-:gn Of the
are xas sA8. he xiz2 bad blown SPARK.
from the furnace azainss The rootxerx IN
.he basene1z- 0nly .aors sIG>e o-fore he
bad cleaned d. TIE furnace. ard As the
TIRE starred at s6c opposite side OF The sase-
neat. Il ecu 4 oaiy 5e sceoansec fox oy
spArxs frog. he asaex
Chemical engine No. -. niret in try
Jag 20 approach the house and an extra
team MS required 20 ex.riease !G- The
resi- Of the sppara.r. xas taraed back
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WAsasGros TI-r, Ea-ca s.-I-pecsaa-E-
Casase- Se~be-y. 81 Tie C..ax>1s 81
floaA bank, Of Spokane. h.s gore 1p t-.o
Sss England 10 visit s0zus q the SHARE
holders Of sae Washington National osz1 <
sc1 Obtain their consent 70 tie Voluntary
Liquidation Of the latter 5aak Waen
Css14e< Sex5e-ry cane 10 1ssalazsoz
City few days sgo, eo-8paz1ed ~
Banker Charles 7. Ihess>. o. tie Washing
toa Sa,ional. !: Vas .0- the rzrpose Of
1n9ing o.. what VS. necessary 10 - done
IN order 20 inszre the legal absorption o.
tie Washington National By ihs Citizens
National. The officers Q: 5osa sanxs A.3
same time ago Gect.s4 ina: there wsTe too
many banks II Spokane an9 tast he c--s-
xsas would not i2ck for sszxlnz facl lies
Il one Institution wsS esoSsc. waEse .. TIE
same tine expenses you'd &c re1Gc1St l2ss
oae-aalL Il MAS therefore cec41ez3 Lazs
the Washington National should 90 into
voluntary Liquidation through tie C4tS-
zcns' National. The idea being that IN tia:
way the entire business O. the llaascaFing
hanK would be retained 5v the os1er- The
conditions O. the two banks are Such tina.
the comptroller readily granted the re-
c1es. Tie Necessary blanks we're FIR
rlshed Messrs- Tael.s and Se.herry. and
when two-.h.-Gi. Of the shareholders o. the
bank have sigaI6ei their willingness 70
enter into liquidation the formal order
viii be issued. IL 5 70 secure the approval
OF certain shareholders that NJ. Sexbxrry
has remained u the Eat during she past
fe~ days.
Upon the application Of the Sa.iocsl
Bank Of Commerce. of TseoDs, Comp
tro!ler Eckeis has revoked his approval OF
the Chase National bank. Of New YORK. rs
reserve agent Of the Tacoma bank No
new reserve agent for the Tacoma bank
has yet been announced
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Iincoin's Birthday National Halta.~

&. a regular meeting 90 Farrsgus Post
No. II. department 81 Washington and
Alaska. q. 4 l.. held A. us post hal in
the city 81 Port foSnsend, WASH, on the
evening 81 March s is2s, the iolloviac
preamble and resolutions we're unanl-
mous3y adopted by rising vote aud a
copy directed - Re sent 20 senator S.,ul~s
and enc 10 Representative Doo.ist.e Tor
presentation - coz gre.s and one 70 na-
i5cnai and departments headquarters each:
NWEGENS, We sotsce With profound graf
ttcs12aa the sntrod gcaon n the congress
oi Iae nlged STATES of = r-or~0s.tiou 10
MAKE the annually recurring i2.A Gav of
February national holiday, IS the birth
cay anniversary O, Abraham Lincoln
therefore ~ .
EssD're}, Tia: we earnestly urge uron
;he fc@e.ai congress rs es-.v and favor.
able consideration of aaa acton On this
proposition "a most Appropriate. though
A.. 100 iAtdy, recognition Of the Eres.
Soria and lnssomab-e service. 20 ,hs
nsi1an and - mankind OF the most cor.
sp'caot-s n aTtyr'o. the war for the Union
ard the greatest man u ais time.
hFsos rcsi. z -. The seyera. POSTS OF this
department az. ~ the nation 20 aa3 are
hereby urgently invited 10 similar action
Ia tae p-sm .ses. Joan Y. S-sr~ s,,on,
HAP :. SMITH, Adm
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''Woman Asains; Wofnsn." the power
full domestic drama bow running So sue
esssfnily st Corcray's this week. Will he
given matinee performance tomorrow
afternoon sos tho special benefit 81 taaie
and school ehiidrea. Miss Ethel Brandaa.
as Bessie. has pathetic part that appeals
So the sympathy OF all. while ths many
amusing characters in the play afford
plenty of fan 20 offset tie sorrow cor
necsed aith the sal story Of p01r bessie.
Miss brandon is nightly hoaored sikh
curtain calls and the excellent company
che has supporting her adds greatly - tie
enjoyment Of the performance.
double blil Is N coarse 81 preparation
for next week. and S. Patrick ; day wiI!
be honered b. the production OF tina.
stirring patriotic drama Robert Kns-
met" Fer nstt Monday. Tuesday aud
Wednesday Miss Brandon will produce
Forgiven and the rest o. the week = III
be given over 10 Robert Emmea"
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The Deportasion of Chinese.

WASHINGTON CRY, March s-FSpecial- !
Secretary Carlisle realizes that the de-
portasion Of Chinese who are Unsawfagiv
in this country q. the present time. Or
who get in despite ;ae vigilance OF customs
officials hereafter. IS bound 70 De very
expensive matter. In q communication
TO congress on the subject be says:
Every ea5rs has been and is being
n AIDE nv this department. 20 reduce the ex-
pense for the enforcement. If the exc asioa
avs 20 the minimum Prisoners under
sentence Of deportation are transported 20
the Pacific coast a. the ehespes. rates
ootainah!s. ard far below those usually
paid for tran. port2si0n over the lines used
Whenever practicable. in leu OF guards.
the train employees have been deyuiized Is
such and the expenses thereby reduced
The bes. ob.alaapie arrangements have
been secured from the steamship lines
conveying the Chinese 20 HongkonE. and
inspectors appointed 20 enforce the Cainese
exclusion laws have been enjoined 20 ex-
eEclse the strie:es. economy n the matter
Of expenses Incurred.
Notwithstanding all these efforts OF the
part % the department; il vas found tina.
the $5oG for the enforcement. Of the
Chinese exclusion las IN the sundry civil
bill was insufficient. and the Secretary was
therefor conapeilei 20 ask for the add
.ionsi $5o.olo recently mentioned.
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The Seattle BOD aai Gan Club re: IN
Hardy Il Halls last night ard did con-
s51erao.e preliminary work n Connection
With TIE medal eoa.ss.s Cor the co.1ir z
season. Il vss decided 70 classify the
shooters into three xrUIps. and give n
medal 20 the man making the highest
acreage in e2eh-
In order &c gss rating for the medal il
Is necessary for each member 20 take par:
IN al OF the ten contests, o. make
I'D lost scores according TO certain
rules. TIE matter OF classifying
the member was left over Until
after next Sundays shoot. 81 which the
method used xiIl Dc based on she medal
contest plan IL Is thought that BY this
system 8 general lcea Of . mans absiisy
can be obtained and The class IN which he
ought 10 shoe. determined. II . shooter
thinks he can hold his ORE in the rexs
higher class be can change. bu. not re-
turn. Following !. the piaa for Sunday
Ten singles. xnosn traps and known an
gies: ten singles, known traps zai Tn
known angles: ten singles, unknown
traps and known angles.
The mater Of second prizes vas sef. &c
Hardy s Hal. W. 8 Merton and L l.
club. 4 K. Churchill. F. 5. Ssisnson. E
b. Doxnsng. f. w. Charles and 5. T
Kelsey were appointed committee 10 IL
ir1duce unknown sp0-.smen who visi, sas
traps
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Latopa CoIaaisss Are Ma,t,

The colonists Of the Nlash ward BEGAN
taking their departure tor sAeir old hsaots
IN the First ward soon after voting "a elsc.
ton day. Ten we're seen - leave la,anA
on Tuesday evening" AMI they have teen
steadily going aimee. until sas-s are In.
few Of them Left They took s., their
worldly goods with them. consisting
mostly Of pair OF blankets sni = va.,sS
The msrried men who With their farm slss
moved into the Nsnth ward are there -
stay. az thew reason that they n EhG -
we'll rrmala where they are IS live ia shy
other psr: 81 the city. Tssy are aso
anxious - retrieve their lost fortunes al
nex' fal's election upon their old battle
ground Several OF shose who were L. sv-
Ing, apon eelng ioksd about their failure
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Life or DeAthc

Il! Q. vital importance tAas 10 should Be IN
ders;o-oi by persons aose KEdueys are inseti ys
:aa. til. eoaGi:oa OF things IS aaasly ind uctive
OF : state OF tie organs where lie hangs In sic
balance. HFiEa;'s disease, tiacssss. albumin
uria. are = diseases Of Q very obstinate chsrae-
ter % their nature .;ags. and ali hare 3 fatal
tendency, They e.sea hafae ths most prse-
fiee3 Ese1iCsl skiIl. gad the nos. approved rem
efiiss Of r.sts-ls rssdcs. Bet opposed ~ tie
outs~t--tAat - 10 sag, wAsn The xieasys begin
- discharge SAsi- functions irssliTsly-uisA
HosSss;srs S.onssa blsssrs. tie dangerous
tendency $ checked Ye-y Rssial. also. Is ~ 8
Household medicine for taose ailments of eDis-
sroa Frvaee-coastspaiion, eIatoasness.
dyss~ysts An4 nsrveu.nes. /, Is . safeguard
against malaria and avsrrs ch-onse rheumatism
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Tn. Defective Amor Pta,~s.

PrTrssrRG. March Client wilmer. The
naval officer in charge of inspection of ar
NOR plate at the Homestead works Of the
Carnegie S;eAl Co. explains the assessmen n:
Of damages against the Carnegie company.
He says: II, vas simply a tine i'm POSED on
the company for not doing its hes: TO com,
pei the corporation 10 make a.Esor plate.
Of the highest possible quality. There
was no conspiracy against the company
and no plates were sen, in which did no.
bear tie government stamp Of the in
specto-. In no way could defective plates
be sen; out withou: the government Of
fcers knowing * :"
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q. Meiseth. = rniiihsnd, was drowned at
Port Gamble Wednesday morning while
fishing with . rake from boom Of logs.
Alter Mslseih fell ifao the water be came
up and caugh, hold OF leg. Two friends
who saw him go into the water called out
for him to cling on until they reached
him. He did bis best bot sank before they
were near enough To catch hold of him.
His body Was recovered after being in the
water ahoas ten minutes. but sill efforts to
resascisa;s him were nnsvaiiinz His re-
mains we're brought TO Seattle on the
steamer George Y. Starr yesterday and
taken to Bonney & SteNari's nnas-tas in (
rooms to be prepared for turiai. lie has
brother. +. Melsesh. and two sisters Iiv-
ing in Seattle.
The funeral services will be held AZ the
Sorwsgiau-naBish Lutheran church. Pine
and Fourth streets. Sunday afternoon az ,
o'clock; inteFment In Lake View GENE
terry.
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Fec OF Dahltu."

John T. Kelly and bis funny COMPANY
in TIE meFrv eccsntFtclIy. Melee q
Dublin" which vas seen here last season
and pleased thsajer-Toers immensely. ~ili
b. 81 the Seattle sheater next Friday and
Saturday. March aaa h. NJ. Kelly =
naturally Iunny. AMI The fan be makes for
others has THE merit ~ beng original sad
unique. In fhis comedy he has fan
swing for a. he talent aa4 Is backed I'm
by = splsn1id company q. Singers and
specially people. incla1sn< Mss Adelaide
Randall. Formerly = we.}-knoSn rr.-ex
donna. Miss Aimee Ause.es. Nve}y son
eseti~: Harry Kelly. good rro:ese e
comedian, ani Others
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- carry -. VISTA wsrS. sad sssy b.. ~
sgr.en<sf 10 70 70 Tscozsa sa1 xsxSst is
Dsrsocrsss thsrs 10 earring soe rssy esee-
fsoa- 4kyss te. a< tae f.aso1s e1zerszsss
fs-se1 - rnzserss iss ca esecSSssa czT. a-s1
Il xss sft>-war1@ 6iscsv.ves In. tAsv bad
araslssss1 TOO freely Of liz @oxsnx Scws ard
ss-seFsezsSy s1s.s- f~s<Hts rers axrase -
hare ssssn fare tss Eegs1tsseza e1ss-
ls-gs~r, Lest f5er rasyhs seoo1ns tzagses
Up "a fee2v sssse-zsa.s aS3 e-xE8as.e
sSsls1so1 beside r1enesesvex
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-az-azA alI * me Aoz2E vs-1o- -1z--
&c All LznSe- Cozp41y. now e7<-as@-
D. Ne=s-s- A0s3y 4 Ez;-e6S=- Il 3 'la@
s1ssnzzcn 80 rza tie Es4 fz- TIE asf@-
sfss-. Il CTS e-z-sse go s1sn<..s Per Day
TzT1s Gesz- ssry-- rLll co--sncs sae
e--r-In- q s1sa-=ss hz-4444rg zsxs week
RT Williams axs ssl<. rs sose-sss II ssss
vAesssase ls4zo< fra az 2 v. @Elsasns Z
Co. - as psrzas- s.6 tbs E--a VIII ae-s-
as-er Do srora - Joe Z F-s@@1l-sc q 20
s@perso- cozr. as - 5oG-aet Eai2s re
iara 9zst-. aa1 Tz<y. gcBv11s has g0Ses 70
Islaa1 coa7tv 20 Aoz. eoz-T-
s'Bs.lx" CANA, so2ga t--s- se2EsAe,
s.ose Goa. f-ol ToE Visa - B1rIias-
toa and aex LES n The co11sy gall II de-
fG1ls o. s. Sa@- n
Tia r@z Aa1l os tie Knights q Pytaias
- rszrsv cen rss.e2- Il IS Evo-sso-y
Structure. ooe q lie ksatsozsst - tie
city
4 sturgeon weighing Is rsoz-4 vs
cazgh- u TIE Skaxss rsTs- today.
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Aoaas vernon >~wa

NcfNr NraScS. March & SpecsaLl -
Ine hss'oU essasae Company. nex IN
corporation. Sla start lp - nail =;
y ool.eg tEls uoath- =. ". Williams. az
i4's easy IS p7esltenl J. y. DAWSON. q.
" e'oIiey, secretary. aa4 Larson 4 Lad
a.Eston s24aAsers
i nss Gsagsa~ IS seias p; il 3, TIA
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CieTgynen. lasyers. paelic speakers.
SINGERS soG actors. al recogn re the vsE;nes
81 Ayers Cherry feesoral. one Of oar
most eminent paolic aaen says: III IS the
eSsi remedy taAI can Re rrocGrea to- ali
af'scsioas 81 lbs vocal organs. throa, aud
lGuesf 80
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10 Encourage Agriculture In Alaska.

WAsaIysroS CRY. March 6-lSpecial. I
--Rep-ese n a;4ve Alexander has intro
Gucei tili 10 extend 70 Alaska the benef,
Of the laws encouraging IN the several
states and territories instruction in agri-
cultare and the mechanic ats. These
Iaws com prise the acts establishing sgr!-
cultural experiment. stations in connection
With colleges III the several states and ap-
plying = portion Of the proceeds Of the
public lands 10 the more complete endow-
msnt and support Of these institutions
These acts reqaire the assent OF the lezis-
lature OF the state or territory before ,hef-
provisions become available and, since
Alaska has 10 legislature and the charge
OF education IN that section IS committed
20 the secretary Of the interior, tina, cab
net officer - authorized and mpoxered 70
give the required assent and 10 receive and;
disburse ihE oush the bureau Of education.
FOR the benefit OF Alaska. al MONEYS nor
and hereafter appropriated under SAID .cts
----------
Tie Coney Island Jockey Club has no.
agreed 10 come under the supervision of
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~. Frank Brooks has made discovery
fos the treatment of paralysis and a. nerv-
oas diseases OF which he MAKES $ srse-
clNl;y. This treatment is remarkably .ae-
ec-sfal. AMI gives tone 20 the whose nsrv-
el.s sxstern. Offlcs. tsoitstein box
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A WORD
TO MOTHERS

No house west Of Chicago pays more
attention to the wants Of the little men
than we do.
In our inviting Juvenile Department
where mothers and their children are
always welcome) may be seen line Of
Children's and Boys Clothing that no
three houses in Seattle can equal.
Everything which is new. bright and
fashionable in Boys Clothing We are.
showing this season.
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Seven hundred drivers in the rnplov Of
tie stree. cleaning department Of New
York struck Wednesday oy orier Of The
executive committee o! the pFiye-s' and
Holsters Union.
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Goods ainos, 81 your own figures. Pa
cihc Hardware Company. Sli iesler ave-
nue.
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heys fitted and gun repairing; all ~or :
guaranteed. Hardy & Hal, P.oueer block.
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Noiics-Nes la.k Kitchen stu open,
AMI Go-rS Tush'ng business Gail and
see - OPEN IS : IA Gotta
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Steamer state 81 y ashsurton leaves 70
Tacoma daily al a. II. 2a3 y =. Ia see
ncN c,ne card.
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srss e.sss wssAtsasr. 81 :. esst., .ss tossy
oG!y. Al teor~r q Leyya
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Tie Coney Island Jockey Club has no.
agreed 10 come under the supervision of
tie New jockey Cub.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-04-19
MCHenry.

The quarterly meeting held here
Sunday was we'll attended. Presid-
ing Elder Bumgardner delivered
quite eloquent sermons while here.
Miss May Fulmer, of Oakland, is
spending few weeks with friends
and relatives at this place.
Misses Amelia and Katie Suter,
of Hoyes, were visiting relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. H. Cuppett, of Gap Run,
was the guest of Mr.. B. WEIGH
Sunday.
The farmers around here are
busily engaged sowing oats.
Rev. Cox, wife and little son were
guests of Mr.. B. Welch Saturday
and Sunday.
The lake at McHenry is now
about complete. 1t is quite an I'M
provement to the place and is quite
charming spot to visit, especially
for the yonng folks.
Mr.. John Glotfelty took trip to
HHoyes Sunday.
Mr.. Clinton Dewitt and wife were
guests of Mr.. j. Glotfelty Sunday.
Our Sunday school is getting
along nicely, having Mr.. E. G.
Cuppett as superintendent.
Mr.. D. W. Fraker took a bust
ness trip to Bedford, Pa, Friday
Mr.. Samuel Bowman has moved
into our quiet little town. We are
glad to have our towns population
increasing.
r. NJ. Z.
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Totho school Commissioners for the
rdblc 900 90
PUBLIC'PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.
Benz. II. Slnceu, county printing, use
Garrett County Bank ......S 400 90
Same publishing, use same.................. 100 90
Same balance ............ 800 90
J. NJ. Lizinger, county publishing. 400 %
200 90
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Topay this amount it was ascertained that
the taxable property, as shown by the assess
ment books, amounts to sl,l99,72l, which at
sl.l4 on the Sl0) will make the above amount
for county purposes S5l.295Sl Deducting
s407.050 for corporations paying direct to State
Treasurer leaves the basis $4,O3Z,G7l, at l7Mc
on each SlG0 makes 81 ,264.49, and this added
makes the taxes for State and County purpo-
ses sos 56l.2O.
j. s. MEY Frs,
Clerk to the County Commissioners of Gar
rett County Md
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nOh YasI Oh YesI

Come out to STARTERS big auc-
ton on Saturday, April 81, after
noon and night at @. G. Michaels'
store. Big line of silks and fine
dress goods to be sold, and many
other articles.
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CoIored Society Notes.

Miss Cora Daniels, who was the
guest of Mrs. Phil DAVIS q few days
ago, has returned to her home over
the mountain.
Mr.. Charley Sewell has returned
to Oakland.