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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-25
WRIT or ASSISTANCE.
- l. jacobson. aud the sheriff VIII
Nusf the s.unu@.

~ri' ~ assistance" was issued from
- superior court yesterday In the case
/. =. 1. jacobson rs Andrew Lunn 81 TX.
= Fialnes EngljkA. Jacobson foreciosed a
80 t&aKe on r.nety acres 4 King county
g On which Av. and Mrs, Lam were
ZIG AZ The sheFG's sale he bought IRE
ss'@. eot when ~ came 20 take p9ss Ssfoa
= e last eummer the Imnns refused q
t'~ = an. He applied Tor writ Of 49,
s,'A7'e, that Is 4 document from the
s'sFF'of cnurt directing The Sheriff 20 aid
80. n taxing possession % the premises.
AFaHwh@e, the ease went 70 the SUI
ss 1870. court 90 appeal. Yesterday the re-
Ntfs3iar came acWa from the suprcras
3Ft dated Mareh =. when Ire writ was
800, arr Sheriff Mover vii see .hai Mr..
- ~oa Is Installed IN possession OF the
ts@s-ioGg after premises.
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Nav Go IN utoa.

Prosecuting Attorney McEIroy may be
called upon to take trip TO Washington
within the next sixty days in connec ton
with the Krug case. which has been ap-
pealed from the decision OF Judge Han
ford. denying a writ Of habeas corpus.
The summons 10 appear In the United
States supreme court has been served on
Sheriff Meyer and he was In consultation
with Prosecuting Attorney McElroy about
Il yesterday afternoon.
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V....-ssw va. Ron Crawfcris last
.,.,..,ar,-,. aS clerk % TIE riuricipA
,>g,'~, Judge Roxue took occasion pTsor
- TIE Adjournment % the afternoon ssr>-
49,, :, sat N.Y.. Crawfor1 publicly for his
.t-tct attention 20 duty. snt oouauaente1
v,.Nn rs efHefeacy. q. L Case. the new
.-se~x VII assume rs Ct'5cs tcday
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.-esss ~ Police Reed Sas tsSHes 50 oFce :
s-str,s~tf~x me paGragmen % arrest al
-s~S,ns known - live hy money given .
.h.-s sv unfortunate w5rs~n- II - tas
s-te-s % IRE ehsst - make eFsss -
+.t~st ss.N usea. n fsis coanectl0s three
s-~.-sss wera rnzEe Yesterday Afternoon
= ralsasttA q. +. MeFr4s za& y w. FoT-
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NO FOIL PLAY.
MR.. Hoenfekess Death Due TO VAT
uPal Causes.

ueal Causes.
Coroner Yandeu made an autopsy yes
terday morning on the body OF Mrs.
Martha Hoenicka. who died Tuesday
morning a. bar home or the Sarnydsis
road. about mile from NeEi1ley's pcri.
under conditions that made ths nelghbors
suspicious OF fou. play. The Official re-
port gives the cause OF death as due TO
chronic Inflammation % the bowels and
stomach. The liver was sbnorIaEy large
Adam HcericEe. husband OF the dead
woman. told the coroner that he had been
using Fowler's soautlon. n medicine that
carries arsenic. and that when bis wife
hsSsue sick he advised ner 10 take some
OF AZ She took about a. ounce. but it
acted as an emetic. There Is no DOUBT
that .he solution FASTENED death, but 1t
was not the cause
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commissioners Ont of Town.

A notice posted on the county commits
sioner's once door yesterday informed the
public that the board was out Of town. In
quiry developed the fact that the menu
hers had gone up White river valley to In
spect bglkhead recently put in to protect
the road from encroachments from tha
river
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der instead Of '.rsosn player" Nus
layer was married December s. ISL. AZ
Philadelphia. Pa He Is hAl3-Nea6sd. but
has fringe os white. curly hair. He Is
rcrtly and has q walk tina. L. described
as rolling" II any one IN Seattle knows
OF Mustsyer Casef Reed would BE pleased
10 hear anout ~
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The base 81 Ayers Hstr Visor Il go
$50 ara delicate Ga38 watch soes rot SCI
~ n..-arse rx0cI4 ny exposure 70 re ar
ara ~hica = as peTs~cS = substitute Tor tise
- suppllsa - nature n youth aad Aeas1a
a un.Nsrrn eheznlslry cS2 produce
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Silks.

A superb exposition OF the marvsss
OF the loom. Color harmony and dex-
aerity OF artlst-wsaga Nothing can
surpass the beauty OF our new spring
silks. Excellence OF quality and per
fectAon OF style at prscss absolutely
uaapproachabie.
A fau line Of Figured India SilkA
neat. desirable designs, zoo a yard.
variety Of Printed Warp Fouiarfx.
something entirely different from the
usual F'oulards. coo a yard.
IS different shsdinss OF Changeable
Taffata SILK. This quality will be
found equal X not superior 10 the tat
feta silks that are ordinarily sold for
sloo yard. TSc yard.
7i-inch Black Psau de Soie Silk, all
silk and reversible. 800 a yard.
.1T-inch Black Satin DuchesA worth
ST5 a yard, az .25 yard.
A variety OF colorings IN Snake Skin
Velour. the latest silk creation. at
sI.50 yard.
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New L.aces.

Nearer perfection than any we've
ever had before. and that's saying a
good deal. for our Lace buying has long
had the popular approval. as asested
by its selling. Our prices on laees VIII
be surprise 20 you.
Italian Yalenciennes Lace. -. Sc. &c,
SC, &c. &c. Sc. &c. 1ec 20 GO yard.
Italian NalsnctenneS Lace. iac, sc,
SC 4ac &c. &c. e1c. Tsc. SIC to l.so per
dozen yards.
Platte Naieneiennos Lace. &c. SC. SC.
&c. SC. SC. Ice. 12sssc. lSc 10 soc yard.
Platte yaientSennes Lace, Sc. Soc.
Sc. TSc, Sc. si.00. sl.2s. sl.5o TO 800 per
dozen yards.
Torehon Iaces. 4c. SC. SC. 7c, S.. &C.
io,. 12ixc. Ice. 1Ac, 2Sc yard.
Net Top Imitation Nenise Taaces. &c,
Iatsc f5c 90, &c, Boo, Sc yard.
Net TOP Vsnsse Taces. &c. sc. <oc,
s5c soc. &C. 10 10 N.zs yard.
vsnise Lace Inser lions. iSe. sc. soc,
sSc TO sl.0o yard.
Ai-over venise Lace. 75c. 500. SIS.
SIS TO $3.50 yard
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Dangers OF the Grin.

h. = s'a'est danger from Is Grippe Is Of
s.. s''''rs ~ Taeumonia- If reasonable
a. y H'"'2, however. smd Chamberlain's
- heaaSiy takgn. all danger will he
l.''' Among thu tens. II thousands who
- S-d tbs feraoiy Scr h grippe. We
- - ss' . barn 81 single csse having
-, n rneea1oslss. which shows c.,nclu-
- So , Val sbis rrr'cdy is csrtain proven
- So sAs1 dFea3 disease. il viii sffes-s
- esre n les> tine than anv other
a. he y and - cent siscs for
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10 LET-UP IN 1T.
..v,s pEvELoPMESTs IN THE
vAaRAST SCANDAL

~r mat Attorney Gay went
- % secure Money to settle
80 sufth's Alleged shortage-
~-sesfener Bsyee's Turn Gown
80 sssa-Expert reang's Re.u-
..-.sss. Dependent On the Ce1s-
p><everfng Of Lost Funds-
.-...s f.auence working Against
Heafss.
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NEW RUE or PRACTICE.
N'"rneNs Nsii 10 Well 90 Read
What the Judge. SAY.

realty g-peNrftten notice suspended
oatsli e the window in the county
As a1}cr. Va here Tire genial and &C
s.sasaiaosia,ing rhanas II. Pidanek pre-
- informs tAo public that the three
s@asfs Ms preside over TIE superior
- pave s3op5e5 TIE following special
sNokeS far t~is} ~ addition - the re-
a. .eet2 - lHe statute tsccgian $. page
-. AAss ~ lSs1t. shall con AIn a hrtef
-eSstrAt % tAe aAttlra OF Eha acstoa. q
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Licenses to wed we're issued yesterday
fer Henry Winslow and Holle Tor Hallie)
Porter. both OF Seattle; Hiram X. Ball and
Amanda Redeem. both Of Seattle.
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Police Notes.

Policeman Glasscock took away from a
boy on Pike greet last Monday a large
Newfoundland dog which he believe had
been stolen. He now has the dog In his
possession.
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Ribbons.

Ee the summer gowns OF cotton. silk
or even wool. they are not complefe
without ribbon garniture. and a lib
erai quantity at that. Our Ribbon
department now contains full assort-
ments OF the latest ideas In all widths
and colors. In fact. this Is the biggest
ribbon department IN the West.
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YN,rrf MIS- tse :. A = soxtns ara
Wrestling tournament scsass1t Sao tell'%-
ro~ nlsa. A@sasss4o2 -
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Don't miss the 5. A. G. boxing and
wrestling tournament tonight and tomor-
row night. Admission 81
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Ladies' Suits.

Our ladies' Suit Department In rec
ognlred as the leader OF suit fashions.
Many choke STYLES here that cannot
be found elsewhere. No house can
match oar prices. The past week has
added many new and handsome suits
20 this already magnificent stock
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FANINE'S CRY HEARD.
sEarrLE WILL HELP FILL UP THE
oUrsTRETCHED HAND OF INDIA.

Cftfsens Meet in the Seattle Theafer
ana listen to ssreng Appeals for
Ala Of the Observation-Disclosures
ana Vessels VIII Transport Grain
and Provisions Free-EHorts VIII
He Made TO Interest," ConErega-
tfous Of All the Churches.
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The r1acDougall
& SouthWick CO.
None but the Best
Goods Sold,
None but the Lowest
Prices Prevail.
Black Goods.

These sault1ess fabrics ara more IN
demand this season than ever before.
Some OF the choicest and most popa-
lar black goods are:
SS-inch Ali~Wool Double Warp
French Serge. &c yard.
Sa-inch AN-Wooi Double Warp
French Serge. extra value. 500 yard.
@0-anch Aii-Wool Soiiel Figures. large
rich figures. These goods are strictly
all-wool and are extra heavy in
weight. sAc q yard.
te-inch ALL Wool Figured GrenadireA
tho novelties OK the season. win Be
found as stylish as goods at twice the
price. Coo 8 yard.
&s-inch Figured Arrnures. An ex-
animation OF these goods viii prove
highly satisfactory, coo yard.
&s-tnch Open Canvas Cloth. $i-oo Q
yard.
i4-inch Rrocaded Diagonais-Brocad-
Cd Lizard. English Cheviot. English
ArFnure-al Very corrsct styles. N-8
yard.
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Marriage Licenses.

Elegant Offices for rent low. Sullivan
building.
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sis

The warrant FOR this eccentric total was
eos only Issued. but paid, and the author
a'es are on the track OF the man TO whom
VAS paid. However the clerk who fig
Med up that total may have Numbered.
whether wiitingiy or unwittinCly, the
n'aa who got the money must have known
nat 70 vas getting 50 more than was
ass am. All three OF these claims were
ssSsknsd % him. but On the same day he
sssw warrant for So for work done by
ssltssit, making a total OF Si1a. The
.-ssasAction dates as far back "a Mr..
aAiehelfs incumbency Of the auditors Of
ase. ana MAs IN N.lA.lar lNaa
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Cuinine TahletA
Druggists refund money Il 81 fan. 20 cura
&C.
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a Mornfnx scene tu Fiat that IL
stiEht Fay Ia study.
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Rcrcntinn al N,hnrtOn.

Wharton. Texas, December S0.-Mrs. Vol
Merrwether will welcome her friends New
Years from to s p. nj She will be as
sisted by Mesdames Guy Mitchell, George
L. Rust, ]. Adams, C. NJ. Hughes, r. Il.
Watts and Lille Nations; also Misses
Sallie Harrison, Nellie ,Pape, Loula Horton,
Mai Halves Of QuintaHa and Bettye Gaines
of Houston Mrs. bierrwether and her
charming corps Of assistants Will make
the evening an episode of pleasure. the
first jewel in memory's crown to deck the
bright New Year.
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GEOLOGICAL

-. Trxas. December 20. =
-snn', N old resident OF Palmer.
seA s'.."rday morning. en- route
~, ,i,s place. Heart disease 10
~ the csuse' on
s.a un wife Of a good farmer,
Nss's ss,,sp and Bristol, neal
(.ssna .v morning, December 10
~ q heart disease. .,,.,
n .",rs one Of the firm o.
w : Watkins Of this place, d,e ca
~ 2 Al his home nine miles
sss y typhoid pneumonia :.
c,,,rau. Texas. December ~ =:
u'rr,ssn. Texas. Grandma
voi - + s. Brown, very SUD-
leaves a son anu
"A . and o host Of friends :.
sa \. Texas December 70.
Lie e Ne Ne was born and raised
ll;w .nnty and was highly con-
!uso GU II the best people Of the
~ IA Grange. Texas, De-
MA al her home In this city
.-.r,ns. Mrs. Emma Studemanai,
Elan she was 81 years OF age.
,sree grown children who mourn
Evansville, Texas, December
nv renorts from Midway an
az ass,h Of Mr.. Will Young one OF
rssidenls Of that place. He
- al Mr.. f. L. Young also OF
Young Of this CITY,
Via Grange, Texas, December
Nc home in this city about j
afternoon, MIR. Fritz Loessin,
aver. He was about 80 years OF
sher Of Sheriff August Loessin.
wife and a large family con-
,-Greenyille, Texas, Decen,peF
c,sr Denison photographer,
an The street here today while
= ~ Inc depot to return home. He
Irmhsrs had been on q Christmas
an sister, Mrs. DR.. Hall Burial
8.
AM-Natamoros, Mexico. De-
s-of consumption. the we'll
ESyer. Miguel Emperam, aged AZ.
native Of Tampico, and until
Fntly Judge Of the first instance
laredo. He was very popular and
friends In North Mexico VIII
kplore his death,
rMAN-Refngio, Texas Deem.
Mr. william Brightman, an old
St. Mary, this county, died We'd
Sght. He was about ~ years OF
caves q wife, one daughter, Mrs.
l;ray, and a large family of sons
bis loss. He was an old Confed-
Ter and a man highly est semed by
,-Greenyille, Texas. December
iC. NJ. Rosser OF Dallas was here
en- route home from Lces5urg,
had been to attend the brriai
her, DR.. NJ. f. Ensser. Deceased
bars Of age and al been a Meth
echer for more than tifty yeare.
be father Of Dr. Rosser Of E'allas,
bser, u WaXahachie, Virgil Ros-
Esliene, Mrs. T. l.. Garrison OF
aud Mrs. w. O. Stamps of this
2 whom attended the obsequies.
N-Corsicana. Texas, December
Luther Martin died at 10 o'clock
morning at his home on East
venue in the 9Th year of his age
zen sufferer for many months
death came Unexpectedly. Mr..
IS long been a citizen OF Corsl-
was well and favorably known
b the county. having served two
county surveyor. He leaves {
FIVE children bereft of kin(
Ind father. His funeral took plac,
Jog at 10 o'clock from the Catholic
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now m,oncEs AaE naEn.

. a. Dbl
a MornfSE scene la Fiat that IL
might Pay 10 study. n
Chicago Post. Fs
It was all the fault OF the janitor. OF
course.
Tho tenant had on his clippers. anu.
while 81 was painfully apparent that the
flint WAS chilly. no man likes TO hustle into
his ahops before breakfast 10 10 down into
tbs basement and swear at the japltoi.
Therefore, when his wife remarked In
tone. that was even colder than the flat.
'johp, Y Il freezing here. he pretended
NOT 10 hear her.
tut OF course. that did no good. The
tEanght that abe hasn't been heard aerfa-
watts bat does not discourage. woman.
Thus II happened that she presently re-
marked; rs an outrage that wo
shouldn't hsise steam W here by this time
In the morning.
III is a shame" admitted the tenant.
seeing that ha was expected 10 say some
nIf we're a nam" esseSled the tenants
WIG aggrcssiveiy, II wouldn't calmly sit
doNn and submit 10 any such imposition.
I'D get hold OF that jsnsJor aud zee that he
got steam up mighty suNien.
My dear" protested Che tenant, ~ NJ
my purpose 10 speak 20 him when ! 40
out and
Speak 10 him when sou 70 outl" ex-
claimed the tenants wife. Why don
you wal and speak 10 Gifn next week
Why don't you walt nntii next simmer
aud then tell him Ne fro1e w death last
winter ! never saw such ~ eRsy -going,
procra,.tinniing man Il, my Me,
nut Martha" expostulated ths tenant.
THE steam is already beginning 10 come
up which shows that he Is doing the best
that he can now. so what's the use--
'.It ought to have been, coming VA two
hours ago. That's nice kind OF exsnsei"
TITS no excuse at ALL admitted tha
tenant I'VE agree on that perfectly. Ths,
trouble undoubtedly Ia that he ovefdtpt
hin,self. and. OF course, that II inexcus-
able But now that he IL up and doing hrs
best to make up for lost tune, what -
the use Of my putting on my shoes and
going down into the basement to tell lin
10 do what he il doing. Just as soon
as get NIX breakfast will 20 down there
and roast him 10 standstiil.
Just as soon az you get your break-
fast.' she repeated. YOU'D rather hagp
us all come down with ctr death Of colds
than take the trouble TO make the ianttor
attend 10 his business. wish were =
man for few minutes. There'd be ~
imposing on my family I'd
"fm going, he interrupted.
Then he put on his shoes. went e9 ~.
stsirs. roasted the janitor. kicked u@le!-
bor's cat came hack to The breekfnef toele
and growled: II nope 70 thHa1ef xee'I
satisfied" Thea she ~ -. ~ ~
mad, the janltor was ~ ~ ~
who owned the 81 - ~ a. n ~ =
night most Of the oOaGneefJ M
Same condtfion--1ll ~ IL 1l!e z5l| |!, Z
forgot TO Wind - ~ j! n ~
| sionsily s11jee 4vI y p.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS :.aiea
= proposals viii be received az he Office o.
) "a superiu.cndent at the s,ostnwe-.-
-, 5nssans asylum at san Antonio
Tesas' until " O'Clock noon SATURDAY,
sasniary Is. ssas,' for ms erection OF two
sSd;tIof,aI wings and an infirmary
T,',s and epecifiozflons can be stsr
after Denesnfer "a. 1851, az Tire Office ~
3 Rseiy Gordon. architeci, az D.ilas.
snSsin and San Antonio, TEXTS. Esch
.'r.e,s,s,.i ,rsps,t he accompanied BY Ger
,tsssS rhts-k for s teiehi) per cent OF
tic amount Y bid: 20 be forfeited %
ss,ne ID fufs,.sf an acceptable boa1
,.',.,,t, fne f) days after thu contract
y award,sd TO him. Proposals will oe
.aeesxsd f,rsn the whole, auo ifpon aurn
,1sys. - ritpuis .ed " the epeeifi,.Afions.
The rsrlst q reserves 70 rcjecf 1, ~ ano
Al bids. Further .nformats5a ana
r.ak urot,opats can be had Trim fnr
sva'n,t4ct. W. w. MncGregor. eupcstn-
1epdars r. r. Mcxuity frsstds :. Z
Rcard q Managers 1-is
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\ HOUSTON
Gas Light Company.
J. ). McKEEvER. T.W. HOUSE,
General Manager. Pres'oe"s'

tn Our Patrons: o,- >r,w
Houston. Texas. December IA, lsS..-So :,
thar the long evenings have come, rnen
You viii need an Increased supply o. a.
t.ficlal Light. we would esteem u ias Az
II YOU win notify u.s. by telephone. ma, -
or otherwise. OF any matter per.aaantlinsss :.
Your gas lighting that may be unsat.s s.sn !,
tory, out of order, or meeting a,tean ~
even in the slightest particular; upo sa "a =.
ce.pt of such notice we VIII De siau -
give the matter our immaculate
ton. "a
IL any OF your fixture keys work "a, !.
or are loose. let Us know. ara We W." p''
them IN good order. -, <r,ts,
IT your burners are old VI VIII iu'"1''
and nut IN new ones
II your burners are out & ON. s 90
give out forked and Irregular snapsn ~, - :
YOU can easily clean fhem ny drawing ~ 49,
edge of a card through the siils 81 ~ .,er
Us and we will send you n burner rieA-'''
made for the PURPOSE ,.s .,-.xJ 81
m ynur burners '.nxAw' ~ lear -
certain, times. consult ss.ii.s,.1f y'ebess 70
remedy. .. Tfo,as.
ton Gas Lisht Company. i5is co"s'
Avenue. Phone TO-
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HYMENEAL.

R-CLARK - Anderson, Texas,
z. MIR. Joe Bedner and Miss d.
+ married today at the Anderson
E,STEPHENs Kosse, Texas.
U.s. Married. at the residence of
rs father, Mr.. Reeves TO Miss
fphens, December 20, 1897.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas.
S--Professor Robert Siddall
Nude McAlpine. Miss Maude is
zd DR.. John McAlpine of White
M-AlLLER = Cleburne, Texas.
N-Mr, John a. Bateson and
kHs Miller were married Christ
~ s'erce chapel. Both are public
cnen and taught school together.
tlN-sMITH-El Paso. Texas.
M.-ln this city tonight Lieu
ss Franklin of the Twenty
ea slates infantry and Miss Kate
%.S the principals in happy
unhhAM-Rosanky. Texas. De.
.-Married--Mr, l.. Shook and
uFham. beth of Rosanky. Mr..
" ,unior member VI the firm OF
y 4 Son Miss Grehan is the
af, Andy Greham. a prosper
St'oLE0MB--Harwood. Texas.
carried at The residence OF
gsnoks Miss Maggie Halcomb.
Lung lsfy OF this place. to Mr..
~ u pfonanent young farmer
WI saFeoe fiysS, Tuesday night.
sRtNtER-Greenyille rsxos
Co. MISS iona Hunter. a pop.
say Of NE ylty, and J. Fl.
s Baptist uuIlsier attend
I'm i'eRe were married at The
ts.,s give SUNDAY, Bld,r r. @.
-sNlrHy sa-;rop. rexaa a. 3,
Married at ths, farm ss,n,a If
y sa ar Hemphill's prslrie. on
4 ss.ehing, Decemher 70. 1881
smith smith and Mr. John Barton.
officiating at'ch
IL FRANc4-laks ,t,,,.,,,. /,
.s,-Mr. E. r. S,a,,. '" 'ss' -
,a,. Of Iowa la. we're mar
M .eq States hcel this even
hr S,,,. harmon Of ,he .Chris.!ps.
rms emit, Is one of .He prospar..
~ ~ ,s, q this PARISH. m
nafirAiN-tieorge;cs TEXAS
NM. @. c. Class Of Rosto,,'
y resIs s,ea to Miss Birdie brit.
s'a s of the BRIDES fashef
M tnlt'a;n at Q o'clock mis-
pride has lived here All Of
many friends and relatives
). ALDRIDoE pnr,. r.,...
Aldr,sr Leonard Sellers and
1s 80, were married Sunday.
hr 4, O'Clock p. M. at the
n. 1r'ae; five miles south of This
lsosi., r. Boone. pastor of the
Episcopal church. offi-
a Haer 27.-Mr. Franz n.y. $500 !
s, 10 Mss Sarah Fi,srer aid
,,sssa'ng, December - !, ,ha
sls,.''ns,andins the III i, ,.a,ners
urge crowd attended The
1Irn ,niE-Ri,leen, rexax u..
~ q this place rsr YRS , : an
sssnss. Rev. j R sx,,a,% Of
~ M Wedding passed. III ys S,y
M e'ns only . lev in,,ms, s
,sskried at 1880 ~ As = , ns,
residence Of Or. 3. +.
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FOR SsNl.E OR ENC,IIIS y tiiI---l,or I'orsi.
naila property Que hoAse in Anderson.
IeNaa, cost S4saOp (twcnty-iive hundred
dcllarsl. Houtf house. hsrn. buggy house,
sNsod we'll cistcrn, i've acrcs OF lant,
NnHd garden, cta.; wifi sell cheap or cx-
tTiSalts1 for Corstca,ia property. Addresa
u, u, 1Ntrnop, this otilce, 8
TRADE OR EXCHANGE :. New two-story
i'ouse. hot, elstern, stable, IN Thh ID ward,
tor old Residence Gloss In; Naluc $500:
23ns ~. Emanuel street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


,5,; e,51i r. ~ , two
NJ ~ Sn[i'. ,odn,,,, s,,,n,,,Hc,nents
s;oS res.usiue. c,,,ern eynnsIre
actnyI buyuts with cash wanted; no
agents. Address 1904 this office. 6
=; = 9 n 90 ,,-,,i,,c. nj Mas.
siN ltiot aoi 81 On Gnlors'io
ulre Ald m Nils ~. ,,,.,,b mi So, drv
g Mj 70 e eSerred j. ]. Mills, cold
thMaiie, IeNas. --------------S
SEE DARLING KAN eui l , FOR sa n.Se
from street ear line; brick Sidewalk; Dig
bargain: sls payments a. NJ Darhns )
= .-,,,, --o1,ore Fourth
siS %ar Mo cios 81 n; Part cas balance easy
terms. Aod.ess Io!g I2r-e1 .-s - -
FOR SALE ~ .,toros. mod ,l,-
ol m,sL :, c rn,,aI.ty o'i'A
= come propeit IN, miles srom CITY; good
90 acres, eight iiu'o'
pf "a ser Isaai nine miles on, al prairie
CHOICE quarter pioe' -
-, s,.,r ~ rs, Main etrsat
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LADY Of ability wishes position az cash
lei, saleslady or office attendant, Hs-
arerioncesii best city references. Address
Energetic. this office y
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WANTED Situation as gardener; under
stards the care ~ fruits, flowers aid
Vegetables; also good landscaper. Ad.
dress 1l72. thts office,